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Barry Jean Ancelet & Sam Broussard, Broken Promised Land. What happens when a noted Cajun folklorist/poet joins with one of Louisiana's most esteemed musicians for an exploration of their down yonder roots? The story gets a little thick (maybe it's the humidity there?), so follow the bouncing ball. It's well worth it and goes something like this: Barry Jean Ancelet's alter ego Jean Arceneaux has a series of poems in a piece he calls "Suite de loup," and Ancelet/Arceneaux enlisted Broussard, best known as guitarist with Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys, to do a full-on dive into putting that and more into a Cajun music extravaganza. The lyrics are based on a story about Creole musician Amede Ardoin, once a resident of the Louisiana State Mental Institution in Pineville because of a brain injury suffered during a brutal beating. So far so good, right? The magic comes in when the music and lyrics boil together in a rich gumbo that comes out so steamy and seductive it's impossible to resist. Too much of the amazing music being made in Louisiana never escapes much beyond the state lines, but this tale set to sound deserves to be heard everywhere. Who knows, maybe if the play Hamilton ever closes another mesmerizing tale like Broken Promised Land can take over the theater and bring down the house? Throw on some goofer dust and gris gris and anything is possible. An album to be missed only at extreme audience peril.
Cindy Lee Berryhill, The Adventurist. Here's a singer-songwriter who continually pushes ahead, writing songs that make a difference in people's lives, records albums that are surely moving for her devoted audience and never misses the mark for hitting her highest standards. Her last album, 2007's Beloved Stranger, was one of her best, and this time around she outdoes even that. It was recorded over the past five years and is dedicated to her late husband Paul Williams. The songs capture the heartbreak of losing a loved one and also the hope and faith that come from not falling victim to despair. This is music about the love Berryhill discovered with Williams, and how that has sustained her through very trying times. "Somebody's Angel," "Contemplating the Infinite (In a Kiss)," and "An Affair of the Heart" are songs that show how music offers salvation against the strongest challenges, and by creating it can actually be a life-saving force. There aren't many people who can use a dishwasher as accompaniment for a song like Cindy Lee Berryhill does, and that's the beauty of what can happen when the blinders come off and all of life adds to the dance of love. Hearing is believing.
Gary Clark Jr., Live/North America 2016. Real guitar heroes are in short supply, and they always have been. Maybe the '60s and '70s felt like they freely roamed the earth, and looking back quite a few answered the call. Without doubt Gary Clark Jr. is the most modern version of this endangered species, and the man delivers. Growing up in Austin he pretty much stayed in his room during high school and played guitar. All the time. He was obsessed with what he had to master, and like anyone who wants to take it all the way, he set out to learn everything he could. Once he started playing in public he had the fire in his eyes and was finding out how to translate it down through his heart to his hands. Mission accomplished, because as this new live album attests, Clark can play anything he wants. More importantly, he infuses it with such deep down feeling there is no doubt he's arrived at the place all the great players get to. His sound feels like it is a transmission from his soul to his strings with very little standing in the way. There is no barrier to what he plays, no sidetracking or showboating, and that expression is now fully explosive. Gary Clark Jr. is also a full-time student of all kinds of music, and without doubt he is looking beyond the blues. It's easy to get typecast when you walk in Clark's high-topped boots, but make no mistake: this is a Texan who will journey to distant musical lands and bring back his discoveries in a way that will thrill those who live for music. The dozen songs on this recently-recorded live album point the way to where he is going. Next stop: the promised land.
Kathy & the Kilowatts, Let's Do This Thing! Kathy Murray has a way of finding the most low-down grooves around, and then gluing them together in the kind of barroom blues which is fast disappearing in America. There was a time when every city had a dozen bands who could hit the monkey nerve without hardly trying. That's tightening up now, so groups like Kathy & the Kilowatts are all the more valuable. Murray's voice is full of hard-won edges, and while it will never be mistaken for Adele's, that's not a problem when she has a band like the Kilowatts to make sure the music stays at the dark end of the street. Guitarslinger Bill Jones is another rough rider who never pulls a punch when he's zeroing in lead lines to make the listener sweat. He knows how to put things in the alley and then keep them there. Fortunately there are no efforts to prettify what is being recorded here. Instead, Kathy Murray loves the blues in the eyes and then gives it a quick kick that ensures nothing will be spared in getting the party started. The woman one critic described as "the lovechild of Jimmy Reed and Wanda Jackson" has the perfecto band to bring this mess all the way home. It's most assuredly time to do this thing now.
Lauren Mitchell, Desire. Life falls apart. That's the way it's designed to do. Nothing lasts forever except the self-delusion needed to think it does. Ask Lauren Mitchell. The Florida-based soul singer had the kind of year to crush hearts. She lost her significant other and her band, and wasn't exactly positive which hurt the most. So the woman started over with producer Tony Braunagel and a blazing Southern California band and put things back together big-time. Fortunately one of the things Mitchell didn't lose last year was her voice, and the way it sounds on these new recordings is enough to cause thunder and lightning out of the sky. She collects some choice covers, co-writes a few sultry new songs, and then unleashes a band from above to knock out all the lights. It's amazing this kind of burning sound can be conjured up in a small studio on a quiet neighborhood street. Fortunately there's nothing illegal about it, and Lauren Mitchell is free to share her spirit with all within earshot who need some healing and hallelujahs. Say amen somebody.
Chuck Prophet, Bobby Fuller Died For Your Sins. This proud son of Whittier, California has been fueling his rock & roll fires for long enough to have them tuned to a fine-edged attack. Chuck Prophet first made his name in Green on Red, an '80s band that should have been much better known than they are. Once the group imploded, Prophet didn't waste time wondering what to do with his life. He started writing his own great songs, made albums that have lasted the test of time, and is now better than just about anyone else alive. He's got an astute eye for the absurd nature of modern life, but never gives up or gives in. He uses that absurdity in writing rock songs like "Jesus Was a Social Drinker" and "If I Was Connie Britton" that hit listeners between the eyes. Chuck Prophet can also turn around and write a romantic killer like "Open Up Your Heart" that likely makes Elton John cry king tears. This is a man who absolutely lives up to his last name, and never goes for the easy way out. Bobby Fuller lives.
Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Got Soul. It doesn't happen that often that a steel guitar-playing African-American captures the total attention of the rock crowd, but that's what Robert Randolph has done the past 15 years. He started on the jam band circuit and has been crossing over into other circles ever since. It's the way he can flat-out wail on his instrument that brings in the civilians to his shows. It's like his instrument is dusted in dynamite and when he lets loose, well, just be assured there is nothing quite like it. Randolph has been consistent in his power, but hasn't quite put the magic combination together to bust all the way through. Maybe that's because most people just don't know quite what to make of a steel guitar, thinking its home is in country music and maybe that's where it should stay. Not so. On his latest album, Randolph and band once again fire up the pyrotechnics and blast off into space. There are also enough moments of introspective soulfulness so it's not all whiplash music. He enlists Anthony Hamilton, Darius Rucker, and Cory Henry as guest vocalists on a song each, but really doesn't need them. Robert Randolph delivers the goods all by himself. That won't change.
Scott Ramminger, Do What Your Heart Says To. This blasting saxophone player usually sticks close to the East Coast with his the Crawstickers, and also hits Nashville regularly for sessions and live shows. For his new album, Ramminger takes a flyer and visits New Orleans and jumps in the middle of the action in the Crescent City. With a band that includes the Meters' George Porter Jr., guitarist Shane Theriot, pianist David Torkanowsky, and drummer Doug Belote, the sax man obviously knows who the kingpins are there. Scott Ramminger brings his own songs too, which makes a huge difference to make this set such a winner. "Living Too Fast," "It's Hard to Be Me," "Looking for Someone New to Disappoint," and "Walk a Little Straighter" sound like instant-classics, which could happen shortly. Between saxophone and vocals Ramminger has the action covered, but we can all can use a little help here and there, which is exactly what singers Tommy Malone, Bekka Bramlett, Francine Reed, the McCrary sisters, Janiva Magness, and Roddie Romero offer. What a first seems like an earnest jump into the Mississippi River down at the end of Canal Street turns into a roll call of greatness that would do Allen Toussaint proud. Wear it out.
Seela, Track You Down. Here come those Canadians again. How is it that a country north of America has such an unbeatable track record for singer-songwriters? And that they usually have to leave the North Country to get their music heard? Seela was born in Ontario to immigrants from India, and moved to Austin in the early 1990s. They'd already started calling the Texas city "the live music capital of the world," and that was enough for her. It didn't take long for the singer to find her way to open mic nights and meet a roomful of like-minded souls. What sets Seela apart is the way she infuses close-to-the-heart love songs with more lofty spiritual yearnings. But the music never becomes burdensome; instead it is filled with the inspiration that lives inside courage. What results is a unique feeling of the high and the low, something that rarely makes it all the way into songs like this. "Awake to Remember Me," "Love, Burn Me Down," and "Brave" find a way through to willing listener, and with backing from many of the best musicians in the Lone Star State, Seela has made music for the ages. All in a voice all her own.
Brenton Wood, The Very Best Of. What are the chances of having two of the hottest singles in the country come out the same year? That's exactly what San Pedro's Brenton Wood did in 1967 with "The Oogum Boogum Song" and "Gimme Little Sign." Which is the true beauty of soul music: beating the long odds. Wood had been a local Southern California singer making his way through the masses when "The Ooogum Boogum Song" first hit. Just the opening piano track was enough to cause listeners to smash the brakes and beg for mercy when it first blared out of their car radios a half-century ago. The music had an instantaneous electricity to it, like a finger being stuck into a light socket. Even the refrain, which to this day sounds like Wood is singing "check out the boots now check out the boots now," defied reality. To follow that up seemed an impossibility, but sure enough a few months later "Gimme Little Sign" did all that and more. This collection has both those nuggets, naturally, along with 14 other thrilling examples of Brenton Wood's seductive voice and no-fooling instrumental savvy. A singing, swinging treasure who continues checking out boots in national nightclubs regularly. Oogum the boogum now.


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Today, commercial property in Jaipur has touched great heights with its modern amenities and a state-of-the-art design. GTM Group took this concept a notch higher with its “Health & Wellness Mall”, a place where overall fitness is given high impetus. The Mall houses special diagnostic centres, fitness centre with a spa, jogging tracks, life coach centre, a yoga centre, and even a swimming pool.
The mall also has office space for rent up for grabs. Besides a special emphasis on fitness, the mall also has several brands under one roof for those wanting to splurge a little. For this purpose, currently there are ample options for shop space for lease.

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Which famous musician had a guest part in the music video of “Runnin´ Wild”?
The correct answer was of course Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister of Motörhead.
The winners were also informed by e-mail.
We like to thank again everyone who took part in the raffle.

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Semi-Round Sensor Can, Automatic/Touchless Kitchen Trash Can, 11.8 gal.
With a sleek design, long warranty, and battery-powered motion sensor with a high degree of reliability, it's an impressive investment for your home or office.
User-friendly features including space-saving semi-round shape, smooth open/close gear system, and liner pocket that holds extra bags outpace the competitors. 5-year warranty; choice of 5 finishes. Comes with 4 AA batteries.
The costliest model on our list. Occasional false triggers. A few reports of malfunctions, but the warranty provides peace of mind.
The Original Touchless Automatic Motion Sensor Trash Can, 21 gal.
An attractive and spacious model that is impressive when it works; frustrating when it doesn't due to a high degree of sensor issues.
A large trash can that will hold up to 21 gal. and offers a soft-closing motion-sensing lid. Long battery life – provides up to 10,000 openings/closings and only requires 3 D batteries.
Those who don't need a large can may find it bulky. Issues with the lid and sensor have been reported – slow/fast opening/closing, false triggering, malfunctioning sensor.
Thanks to its numerous features and affordable price, the few known issues don't stop this sleek can from being the top value on our list.
Has all the features of costlier models and more – quiet operation, 4 D battery/electric operation, highly accurate Reflx sensor, and attentive customer support. Carbon filtration system reduces odors.
Sensor has been known to malfunction after a few months of use. Battery life is limited and the AC adapter is a separate purchase. A few reports of "lemons."
Finish Phantom Motion Sensor Touchless Trash Can, 13 gal.
In spite of some quality issues and minor inconveniences, it offers mid-sized capacity, few false triggers, and an appealing design.
Stands out for its dual butterfly lids with soft-close function. The slim rectangular design fits nicely in corners and along walls. Long battery life.
Sensor failures have been reported. Bags are a bit difficult to change, and clasp that holds them in place has been known to break. Requires 6 AA batteries – more than others on our list.
Battery-Free Automatic Touchless Sensor Trash Can, 13 gal.
If you like the idea of a touchless trash can with versatile power options and few complaints, this is a good choice.
Offers similar features as competitors without the need for batteries – comes with AC adapter. Can be operated by 4 D batteries. Oval design makes it easy to add/remove bags.
A few users wish the lid closed a bit slower; otherwise it earns more praise than complaints.
Tired of getting your hands dirty when you throw something in the trash? With a touchless trash can, you eliminate the risk of coming into contact with germs and bacteria inside your trash can. And the hands-free operation of a touchless trash can is not only more hygienic, it’s more convenient, too.
But choosing the right touchless trash can is key. You have to decide what material, size, power source, and extra features will work best in your home. With so many touchless trash cans on the market, where do you begin?
At BestReviews, our goal is to simplify the shopping process for you. Ready to buy a touchless trash can? Check out our top five picks. For in-depth tips on selecting the best touchless trash can, keep reading.
The concentration of germs or airborne bacteria in a trash can reach up to 1,000 per cubic meter, so it’s best to keep your hands as far away from the trash as possible.
Do you need a touchless trash can?
A touchless trash can’s lid opens by itself. Most models feature a motion sensor. If you wave your hand or garbage in front of the trash can, the lid pops open automatically. Some low-tech touchless trash cans have a foot pedal. When you press the pedal, the lid opens.
Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of touchless trash cans.
Hygienic: Because you don’t have to touch the trash can to throw away your garbage, you’re not exposed to germs, bacteria, and viruses that might be present in the garbage.
Time-saving: Since you don’t come into contact with the trash, you won’t have to stop in the middle of cooking to wash your hands after you throw something away.
Ergonomic: You don’t have to bend or crouch to open a touchless trash can, so the design is much kinder on your back and knees.
Space-saving: Many touchless trash cans have a streamlined design that takes up less space in your kitchen or bathroom than traditional trash cans.
Wider opening: Touchless trash cans often have wider openings than other garbage cans, so you can easily toss out large items.
Security: You can lock a touchless trash can, so your pets can’t get into the garbage and make a mess.
While touchless trash cans are usually used in kitchens or bathrooms, they are also a good idea for offices, where many people share a trash can.
Touchless trash cans are typically made of either metal or plastic.
Metal: Metal touchless trash cans are the most common. They are a popular choice because they’re extremely durable and don’t retain odors as easily as plastic. They offer a sleek look, too. While stainless steel is the most common finish, you can also find metal touchless trash cans with brushed nickel, gold, rose gold, bronze, and even colored finishes.
Plastic: Plastic touchless trash cans aren’t as durable as metal options, and they are more likely to retain odors and stain. They’re usually less expensive, though, and they are available in a variety of colors, including neutrals like black, white, and gray.
If you choose a stainless steel touchless trash can, opt for one with an anti-fingerprint finish to keep it smudge-free.
Touchless trash cans range in size from small two-and-a-half-gallon models to extra large 30-gallon options. The standard size for a kitchen trash can is 13 gallons, so that’s a good option if you’re not sure what size to choose.
However, if you want a touchless trash can to place inside a cabinet, opt for a smaller model that holds four to seven gallons. On the other hand, if you have a large household that generates a lot of trash, a 15- to 20-gallon touchless trash can is a better option.
Touchless trash cans are available in square, rectangular, oval, and round shapes. If you plan to use the trash can in a smaller space, a square or rectangular style is the best option because you can easily tuck the can in a corner. Round or oval touchless trash cans require more space, so they’re a better choice for larger kitchens and bathrooms.
For the most space-saving touchless trash can, opt for a square or rectangular shape.
The easiest touchless trash cans to operate are those equipped with infrared motion sensors. You only have to wave your hand or the item you’re throwing away in front of the sensor, and the lid automatically opens and closes.
A touchless trash can with a foot pedal requires you to step on the pedal to open and close the lid. These models are not difficult to use, but elderly people or those with disabilities or injuries may have an easier time with a touchless trash can that has a motion sensor.
It’s important to know what features to look for in a touchless trash can’s motion sensor.
Upward-facing: Keep the touchless trash can from accidentally opening by choosing a model with an upward-facing motion sensor. It’s less likely to detect people or pets walking past, so the lid won’t open when you don’t want it to.
Waterproof: Choose a touchless trash can with a waterproof motion sensor. It’s common for liquids to spill inside a garbage can, so you want a sensor that won’t stop working if it gets wet.
Distance: For the most convenient touchless control, select a trash can with a sensor that detects motion from as great a distance as possible. Opt for a model that can sense motion from as far away as 10 inches.
To make touchless trash cans even more hygienic, some models feature an antimicrobial coating on their exteriors.
Touchless trash cans with a motion sensor require a power source. Most models are battery-operated, so you don’t have to worry about placing the trash can near an outlet.
However, some touchless trash cans also come with a power adaptor, which allows you to choose between battery and outlet operation. The power adaptor can come in handy if the trash can’s batteries die, and you don’t want to run out immediately to buy a fresh set.
Touchless trash cans with a foot pedal don’t require any power source for operation.
The type of batteries required by touchless trash cans vary from model to model, but the majority use C or D batteries.
Some touchless trash cans are equipped with a carbon filter that absorbs odors, so your garbage doesn’t smell. It’s a feature that you’ll pay extra for, but it’s worth it if you’re concerned about odors. Keep in mind that you’ll need to replace the filter in your touchless trash can periodically, which adds to the expense of the trash can.
If you choose a touchless trash can with a motion sensor, it’s best to choose a model you can lock if you have pets or small children in the house. In most cases, the locking mechanism is simply an on/off switch for the motion sensor. When the motion sensor is turned off, the lid won’t open, so garbage won’t spill all over the floor if your pet or child knocks it over.
The most common illness-causing bacteria and germs found in trash cans are salmonella, E. coli, listeria, and the common cold virus.
How much do touchless trash cans cost?
Touchless trash cans vary in price based on material, size, and other features, but you can typically expect to spend between $30 and $200.
Inexpensive: For a simple plastic or metal touchless trash can, you’ll usually pay between $30 and $50.
Mid-range: For a small metal touchless trash can with special features, you’ll usually pay between $55 and $100.
Expensive: For a large metal touchless trash can with a variety of special features, you’ll usually pay between $100 and $200.
Always keep the motion sensor on a touchless trash can clean and dry. The trash can may not open properly if moisture or debris blocks the sensor.
Keep the touchless trash can’s motion sensor out of direct sunlight, which can keep the sensor from working properly.
Place a touchless trash can in a spot where the lid isn’t blocked from opening or closing. That means you may not be able to set it beneath a countertop depending on the size of the trash can.
Be careful not to overfill a garbage bag in a touchless trash can. Because a garbage bag fits inside a touchless trash can so snugly, it can easily tear when you pull it out. You may also have trouble removing an overfull bag.
Touchless trash cans typically have an inner lip that holds the garbage bag in place, so you don’t have to worry about it slipping down into the can.
Q. Can I use regular garbage bags in a touchless trash can?
A. Most touchless trash cans are compatible with standard garbage bags in the appropriate size. However, some models are smaller than traditional trash cans, so regular garbage bags won’t fit exactly right. Some touchless trash can manufacturers sell custom bags to ensure that the fit is exact.
Q. What features should I look for in a touchless trash can if I own pets?
A. While touchless trash cans are often effective at keeping pets out of the garbage, a large dog or other pet may be able to activate the motion sensor. To prevent your pet from getting into the trash, look for a touchless trash can that locks, so you can secure it when you’re not around to keep an eye on your furry friend.
Q. How long do the batteries last in a touchless trash can?
A. The lifespan of the batteries in a touchless trash can depends on the type of batteries and how often the can is opened and closed. In general, the batteries should last about six months. Some touchless trash cans also come with a power adaptor, which allows you to plug the trash can into an outlet to power it.

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St James Park will be hosting a special music event on Saturday, November 26, featuring Quo No – a Status Quo tribute band.
Status Quo defined British boogie music in the 1970s and are one of a select group of bands who can truly claim to have made a major impact on both the hard rock and pop chart music scenes.
With more than 60 hit singles and 30 albums to their name Status Quo have produced plenty of recognisable songs. Quo No is a fine tribute to Status Quo who specialise in capturing that authentic boogie-sound much loved by Quo-heads everywhere.
The event is scheduled to run from 8pm to midnight in the Centre Spot bar. The band will be performing two live sets of real status classics and album tracks.
This live performance promises to be a fantastic Christmas party and a brilliant experience for all those watching.
Tickets for this event are now on sale. They can be bought in advance via the reception for £5. Buying tickets on the night will cost £7 and by cash only.
If you have any further questions or enquiries please contact the club on 01392 411243.


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Learn about our farm workers personal injury service. This website is owned and managed by TO BE CONFIRMED – we are a No win No fee specialist compensation law firm.
The farming industry is one of the most dangerous sectors to work in. The annual agricultural accident statistics reveal that there are more serious (including fatal) accidents in agriculture than any other industry in the UK – even those known to be traditionally dangerous such as construction.
If you have been injured whilst working in a farming environment we would like to assist you with our specialist claims service. Our No win No fee lawyers are experienced in dealing with the serious injuries that can result from agricultural accidents.

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Tracking Mandatory and Essential Training Requirements: Track What?
It’s evident, just by the terms used, that mandatory and essential training requirements must be tracked – what is less obvious is the nature of the content to be tracked.
For example, we all know that sexual harassment is one of those “must-have” training courses and all employees should be required to take those courses. However, when the time comes to actually create the course, on what subject matter will be users be tested?
Policy objectives of the organisation.
And here’s the rub: it’s entirely possible that one could develop a sexual harassment course that might discuss specific laws covering sexual harassment – as well as the associated penalties – and yet not mention any social psychology experiments revolving around sexual harassment, or, for that matter, a history of sexual harassment.
With a wide variety of possibilities, this article will focus on a couple of important areas, and provide some ideas on the nature of the content that should be both taught and evaluated.
Before we get into that though, the basic lesson is this: don’t create any training program until you do your homework and research both your company’s situation as well as the outside environment thoroughly.
When it comes to sexual harassment, the first thing you need to understand is the background of what you are training, why you are training it, and what will happen if you don’t train it successfully.
Many courts have ruled that employers can be held liable for sexual harassment if they have failed to exercise reasonable care to both prevent (to the extent possible) and promptly correct (in the event of failure) any such harassing behaviour that occurs in the workplace.
The kicker is that the employer need not even be aware of any specific actions that actually occurred. A key technique for attempting to prevent well this kind of unlawful harassment will be training.
Now you know that, you know you have to create some kind of outline of the nature of the topics to be taught.
Of course, there are probably an infinite number of variations on the theme, but certainly the “core competency” of this curriculum is addressing the most fundamental aspects of the problem.
With that in mind, let’s go over a brief content outline of what should be included in sexual harassment training.
As you go through this outline, understand this kind of analysis would apply to other kinds of training, such as programs designed to prevent lawsuits, audits, and fines, as well as safety training and ethics training.
Explain what to do if an employee does not cooperate with any investigations.
Sexual harassment isn’t the only key area which make be considered mandatory or essential training. Another area is corporate ethics. While incorrectly seen as a “nice to have”, ethics training has key implications in numerous areas of the company, and “ethical malfunction” can lead to criminal activity.
Unfortunately, it takes only one employee to commit a crime – when that occurs, your entire company may be held liable (with possible ensuing fines).
The good news is any fines incurred by your organisation can be reduced by showing you have established an effective compliance and ethics program in your company. To do this, you have to train your employees at all levels on ethics. If you are successful in this effort, you could reduce your fines for criminal convictions by as much as 90%.
Discussion of hypothetical ethical dilemmas used to create an interactive training environment, along with discussion of possible solutions.
Of course, there are many other topics that could be covered in a course of this nature, but you get the point: just creating a compliance course isn’t good enough. You need to cover the subject matter areas that absolutely have to be covered for that course.
While we have given numerous examples here, these examples are by no means exhaustive.
The bottom line is this — when you are creating a course like this, there are three rules to success: do your homework, do your homework, and do your homework.

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NW Web Productions specializes in Web Design and Development with implementation of the top (CMS) Content Management Systems in use today. We care about your web presence and want to help you relay your business message clearly.
We are glad you are here on our site and want to create a great relationship with you as we have with our other clients. We are passionate about everything web and take pride and delight in our work.

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Our Bundt theme this month was chosen by Lauren of Sew You Think You Can Cook. I was very excited when Lauren chose cinnamon as the theme. First, because I LOVE cinnamon. Second, because I think it is a perfect, warm, cold-weather flavor. Lastly, because I have been wanting to make Monkey Bread.
Believe it or not, I had never made nor even eaten Monkey Bread before I made it for this challenge. I thought it was very good but a little too sweet for my taste. I'm going to make it again but I am thinking of adding some fresh fruit to it before baking, maybe some tart apples too offset some of the sweetness. My husband and Mom Klik, on the other hand, absolutely LOVED it.
I don't know why I have never made it before now. It is super easy. When my kids were young I used to make doughnuts using refrigerated biscuit dough and shake them in cinnamon sugar. This tasted much the same but with caramel all over it.
We were invited over to Frank's sisters for dinner Saturday after which we could spend some time with Mom Klik, playing pinochle. That is Mom's favorite. Right up there with going to play bingo. Her health isn't allowing her to go to the bingo hall right now so pinochle it is. Dinner was just an added bonus so I told Roz that I would bring dessert.
I didn't even remember hearing about Monkey Bread until a few years ago when I began following Pinterest. Roz told me she had made Monkey Bread before and that it was all the rage twenty or thirty years ago. I must have been under my rock because I knew nothing!!
While enjoying our dessert, we started wondering how this got the name "Monkey" bread. My best guess was that it was so easy to make a monkey could do it. But it got me to wondering and so I came home and did a google search.
Monkey bread, also called monkey puzzle bread, sticky bread, African coffee cake, golden crown, pinch-me cake, andpluck-it cake is a sweet, sticky, gooey pastry served in the United States for breakfast or as a treat. It consists of pieces of soft bread with cinnamon sprinkled on it and is often served at fairs and other parks.
The origin of the term "monkey bread" is uncertain. One possible etymology is the bread's resemblance to the fruit of the monkey puzzle tree.
So there you have it. We still don't know, for certain, why it is called monkey bread. This got me curiouser though (yes, it's a word....just ask Alice in Wonderland) so I looked for an image of the fruit.
I don't really see it but then again, I have evidently spent much of my life underneath a rock so what the heck do I know?!!
Well I do know something.....I know this bread is the perfect recipe.....easy peasy and delicious....Enjoy!!
Prepare a bundt pan using cooking or baking spray. Divide the biscuits into 16 pieces and then cut each piece into quarters. Place cinnamon and sugar in a large plastic bag, shake to combine. Add the biscuit quarters to the bag and shake to coat. Pour into the prepared bundt pan. Stir the brown sugar into the butter and pour this mixture over the biscuits in the pan. Bake in a preheated 350* oven for approx. half an hour. Until puffed, golden brown and no longer doughy in center. Let cool in pan on rack for 10 minutes before turning onto a serving plate.
Look at all these wonderful Cinnamon Bundts!
I can't believe I hadn't tried it before and I will be making it again.
Make sure you try this one Lara, so easy peasy you will be wondering what took you so long.
It didn't last long here either Rebekah.
I was just looking in the fridge last night to see if I had biscuits to make Monkey Bread. I can't believe you have never made it before. It doesn't last long at this house!!
I can't believe you've never made Monkey Bread before. So glad you finally got around to it!
What a great idea using the Bundt pan!
Let me know if you learn anything more than I please.
Monkey bread is delicious isn't it, it's the ultimate dessert to showcase cinnamon off.
It is Laura. I'm glad I finally got to make it.
your glaze looks absolutely divine, my dear.
I love making monkey bread but I have never made it in a bundt pan. Great idea and I'll try it next time I make it.
I've made monkey bread only once, my brother makes it quite often. I just never think about it. Thanks for bringing it to the party this month.
You are welcome Lauren, it was a fun dish to share.
I've never had monkey bread, but I've definitely been meaning to try it! This looks so fluffy, golden, and delicious!
You really need to make it Amanda. Recipes don't get much easier than this.


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President Donald Trump says he is a free and fair trader and wants to negotiate new bilateral trade deals with nations around the globe. India and the United States have had little but good things to say about each other as “natural partners” for decades now. The United States is counting on its fellow mega-democracy to help address international strategic issues ranging from the fight against terrorism to the rise of China as a hegemon in Asia.
The case for greater trade between the two largest democracies in the world is strong. The U.S. economy is the second-largest in the world on a purchasing power basis while India ranks third. The U.S.-India economic relationship has grown rapidly since India in large measure abandoned its “license raj” socialist system.
Yet measured by what the relationship could be, and what it could mean for prosperity to the average man and woman in both the United States and India, the trade side of the U.S.-India partnership is vastly underperforming. Two-way trade in goods and services is about $115 billion. This sounds good but pales in comparison with two-way trade between the United States and China, which at about $650 billion is almost six times as large.
World Bank and Peterson Institute studies have predicted significant gains for both the United States and India if a free trade agreement were concluded.
So why not seal a free trade agreement with India?
A basic problem is that, while both sides talk about “free and fair trade,” their actions do not always reflect this sentiment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is promoting “Make in India” in part by providing protection while Trump pushes “America First” in trade as in everything else.
Trump has already imposed “safeguard” tariffs on solar panels and washing machines and is threatening action on steel. India is the world’s third-largest steel producer and already has a case pending against the United States on carbon steel restrictions. Trump couldn’t resist a dig at Modi when they met in June about India’s trade surplus with the United States.
For his part, Modi recently spoke against protectionism at Davos. But, as CSIS’s Rick Rossow has pointed out, Modi followed Davos up with a budget that raised tariffs on many significant items. This from a nation that is already considered to have tariffs many times higher than the United States.
These discontinuities just begin the list of trade disagreements between these two great democracies with supposedly market-driven economies. In many instances, it is a case of “the pot calling the kettle black.” Both sides are willing to resort to protectionism when they think it suits their domestic political agendas.
A case in point is the dueling World Trade Organization (WTO) actions on solar energy. The United States sued India at the WTO over local content rules that are plainly not allowed under WTO rules. India lost but vowed to appeal. India lost again. Now instead of adjusting its rules, India has retaliated by suing the United States over requirements in some states of local content in renewable energy projects. India may very well win this suit, but where does that leave us?
The most serious disagreement concerns agriculture. About two-thirds of Indian votes come from farmers. Thus, it is natural for Indian politicians to seek to protect the economic interests of farmers, rich or poor. In the recent budget, Modi’s government is increasing subsidies far beyond levels agreed through the WTO. Conversely, U.S. agricultural interests are legendary for their outsized influence on the nation’s economic and trade policies.
The list of disagreements goes on and on to include textiles, nonimmigrant visas, pharmaceuticals, and motor vehicles. At last count, India was the primary plaintiff in 10 WTO cases against the United States, and the United States was suing India in an additional 8. And neither U.S. nor Indian administrations seem to believe that the WTO is serving the interests of its peoples.
The only way that these myriad trade conflicts can be solved and freer economic engagement again become the engine that pushes the relationship forward is to have a trade negotiation that is broad enough to encompass the fundamentals of economic engagement between India and the United States. The resulting understanding can be called a “free trade agreement,” a “trade and investment framework,” a “trade promotion agreement,” or one of the other euphemisms used to describe a freer movement of goods and services between the United States and India. The important point is not what it is called, but what it does.
Perhaps Trump is right. Perhaps the way to go at this point is a bilateral approach that can flesh out the alternatives and provide broad enough scope for the trade-offs that will be necessary. The reality is that the U.S.-India economic engagement is underperforming in spite of the progress that has been made over the past 30 years. The best way to approach these seemingly intractable issues may well be to consider on a bilateral basis specific broad-based projects where benefits to the average citizen can be shown on both sides. Then steps can be agreed to lessen the trade impediments to the realization of these projects.
At least such an approach can move forward an economic relationship that is progressing in spite of trade discontinuities. The reality is that, long term, no number of military training exercises or exchanges of security personnel or sharing of intelligence is going to provide the close strategic partnership that both sides envisage without a stronger economic relationship.
For too long the level of our ambitions for the U.S.-India economic relationship have not matched the soaring rhetoric of our strategic pronouncements. The way forward is to begin now on serious negotiations for a U.S.-India free trade agreement.

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"I just wanted to say a massive thank you for entertaining our guests so well on Saturday evening. The party was a huge success and numerous comments were made on how superb you were!
Many Thanks again and we hope to meet with you again in the future, we will certainly be recommending you without hesitation."
"I wanted also to thank you for the brilliant magic on Sunday - I'm a long-time fan of close-up magic (as Andy knows) and it made the party - for me and for a number of our guests."
"Just a quick note to say how brilliant Martyn the Magician was for our night at Milsoms last week. Not only did Martyn do a great performance but he also pitched it exactly right to the audience and because of this he went down an absolute storm. Not an easy thing to do but he made it look easy."
"Thank you very much indeed for providing such fantastic close up magic for our ball the weekend before last. Your magic really contributed to making our event special; we have had lots of positive feedback from our guests, who really enjoyed their intimate performances, and having their minds boggled by your tricks!
Many thanks from me personally, your professionalism helped make my first time at organising a ball a much smoother experience. We will most certainly be recommending you to next year’s committee, as well as any friends in need of magicians."
"Thank you for entertaining our guests at my husband’s Retirement party. It was really great and my friends are still discussing what you did! A few people were not that interested in magic acts before the evening but they have been totally won over. I think the mind reading tricks were particularly good. Your friendly and approachable manner was much appreciated and many people also commented on that as well. Many thanks again."
"I just wanted to say a huge thank you to Martyn last night, he was absolutely fantastic. We have had such great feedback about him already."
"Apologies for the delay, but wanted you to know that your presence and performance at the wedding (Calcot Manor) recently was simply spectacular. You added such a wonderful extra, highly entertaining (and baffling!!) dimension to what was already a fabulous occasion. Thank you so much for putting on a great spectacle and keeping us all highly amused. Well done that Magic Man. (It was priceless just hearing my daughter yelp in complete astonishment. You really amazed her!)"
"Oh my goodness, Martyn was amazing! I’m normally quite sceptical about such things but I was completely amazed! Feedback I’ve heard from the other guests was also fantastic!"
"I just wanted to say that Martyn was absolutely fantastic, not just his tricks, but his personality as well. Everyone really enjoyed it, and I will definitely be recommending him."
"Well, our party on Saturday has come and gone and despite our worries regarding venue, food, music, which were all wonderful, the overwhelming praise was for our magician. Martyn, many thanks, you are a true performer and a very nice man. Thank you."
"Martyn’s skills were incredible. His charming style was well suited and he had everyone gushing at what they’d seen. All I can say is WOW!!!"
"Just to say thank you very much indeed for taking on our booking. Everybody is raving about you and you even impressed my deeply cynical brother in law! Most importantly Matt loved you and thought you were excellent."
"Thank you so much for attending on Friday; everyone is completely amazed at the tricks!"
"Thank you so much for entertaining us at Kim’s party. You are astonishing – a great magician and great company. Everyone has been talking about you. We consider ourselves truly lucky to have met you. I hope we can meet again one day."
"Just wanted to say thank you very much for saturday night. You went down a storm. Everyone who saw your tricks commented – bar none. You made a great night for Laura and I even more memorable by being there."
"All the guests seemed utterly gob-smacked at what they’d seen and I could have sat and watched you all day long. I doubt there are many hands or minds that can do what you do, but the bonus for me, is your obvious charm and wit and character. You often had us all laughing before you’d even offered us a card, so to speak. It might be a while before we have another occasion, but we’d certainly recommend you to anyone who will listen."
"Thank you so much for your amazing contribution to the success of our event on 4th June. Your magic was truly amazing and if the laughter that was coming from the show is anything to go by, I know that the guests loved it too. We have had some wonderful feedback and you were a huge part of the success of the evening.
"Many thanks for your entertainment at our party on Friday. Many people, staff and guests, commented on how good you were and there was a real buzz when you were working the tables. You are certainly the best close up magician I have booked and we have booked quite a few over the years! Thank you very much indeed."
"Now that the dust has settled and the clearing up is finally done, I just wanted to drop you a line to say thank you for appearing at my birthday party last Saturday. I cannot tell you how special you made the day. Everyone was amazed, impressed and charmed. I particularly wanted to thank you for your patience with the children and for taking the time to show Uly his own special trick – he is the proudest apprentice wizard in England! I would have no hesitate in recommending you to others (if that’s ok with you) and when I have another celebration, I hope you won’t mind if I call on you again!"
"Just a quick note to thank you for Saturday evening. The act was truly amazing and magical to say the least – it went down a storm with all our guests!! Most have asked for your details so I’ve pointed them in the direction of your website for future bookings. Thanks Again"
"I just wanted to send a quick email to say thank you so much for such amazing magic tricks at my wedding last weekend. You bemused, amazed and won over everyone. I’ve had so many great comments on how good you were from lots of the guests and I thought it was the best magic I’ve seen close up. I still can’t work out how you did the tricks! It really made the reception special and we were so pleased. My Mum said it was the best bit of the reception"
"I just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for your magic performance yesterday. It was truly amazing and I have spent the day telling everyone about it!"
"I just wanted to email to say a huge thank you from all of us at Shakespeare Martineau for your brilliant entertainment at our event on Thursday evening.
We have been inundated with positive comments from people across the office, who were impressed by the magic you performed – myself included!"
"Thanks for a fantastic ‘set’ on Saturday – you did a great job with our friends and everyone is still scratching their heads!"
"Just wanted to thank you for the brilliant job you did at Alice’s 21st on 18th December. So many of the thank you letters I’ve received have commented on the ‘amazing magician’ so I just wanted to pass that on to you and thank you for adding a further dimensioin to the party. I shall definitely pass your details on to anyone looking for a magician! Happy New Year and thank you again."
"He was absolutely amazing and everyone have has been talking about him and how good he was. My managing director was thoroughly impressed. Thank you so much."
"Martyn was unbelievably amazing. People were trying all night to work out how he does it! I would not hesitate in recommending your services to others. Thank you once again."
"I apologise for the delay in thanking you for the great entertainment provided at my sister’s wedding – I can truly say you were the biggest of hits. I have still have cousins baffled over the tricks. In their words “The magician was awesome!!!” I would not hesitate in recommending your services to others. Thank you once again."
"You were absolutely brilliant last night and everybody loved you, thank you very much. Don’t be surprised if I’m calling on you again!"
"Thanks for adding a different dimension to our wedding reception on Saturday. Our guests absolutely loved it! We all ended the evening more puzzled than ever, and look forward to being able to see you in action again in the future."
"Thanks, again, so much for appearing at my birthday party. You were a big hit! I’ve had a huge amount of positive comments from chums about how you had everyone spellbound with your skills."
"I just wanted to say thank you so much for last night. My daughter is still talking about how fantastic you were. You have been mentioned by everyone that has phoned. I really appreciate the time and effort you put in and although it is work for you I hope you enjoyed it as much as everyone enjoyed having you there. I hope to see you again in the future."
"Thanks again for Saturday. All our guests were thoroughly entertained and very impressed. They were talking about you all night. Thanks a million!"
"Thank you so much for last night it was amazing! Such a fantastic addition to the evening, all my friends were really baffled and it did leave them saying “what the hell”!! Which was the mission! You were so fantastic and I am still scratching my head! Thank you so much and all the best."
"It was a pleasure to have Martyn perform close up magic at our event. His magical performance really added something special to our evening"

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1. Open Source. The first and the most important difference and an advantage at the same time of Linux compared with Windows. To make a long story short, Open Source is a freedom which is referred to software. What does it mean? Most software based on Linux operating system, or any other ones as well, has an open code. Thus, any user regardless of its knowledge in this field can easily modernize the software or even the core of Linux making it better. Moreover, any user can share modernized programs with all the Linux community. That's why beyond the reasonable doubt this one is considered to be an advantage.
2. Security. It is also a very interesting feature of Linux. In the matter of fact, Linux is used rarely comparing with Windows. That's why there are almost no viruses for this system. Considering the number of Linux users, it would be very unreasonable to create viruses since most of the people use Windows. So, it won't be profitable at all.
3. Speed. This advantage is directly connected with a previous one. As far as you know, without antivirus program, any PC will work much faster. Taking into account that Linux itself works much faster than Windows does, it is more convenient to work with such operating system.
4. Especially for programmers. Due to the Open Source, compile system, bashes, and shells this system is a great treasure for any programmer and developer. Moreover, being a very flexible system, it is rather simple to write programs and other software for Linux.
5. Less data-greedy system. Comparing with other "windows-like" systems, Linux doesn't overload with system processes that irritate all the users of Windows and other alike operating systems.
6. Relatively simple installation. There is nothing more to say. Naturally, installing any Linux system is more difficult than installing any version of Windows, but not much. The only complication for any newcomer is the need to manually create mount points only in case if you have files on your hard disk drive. In case if it is clear, Linux will do all the work for you.
7. Excellent support for drivers of all kinds of devices. It is also a very important advantage. Most kind of input and output devices, including keyboard, screen, mouse, modem, USB are perfectly fitted and updated.
8. Wonderful user support system. You may face this obvious advantage having certain problems with Linux or any software based on this system. This might be especially useful for newbies. Since Linux is the result of fruitful work of thousands of programmers all over the world, you may contact them in order to find out how to solve your problem and they will help you for free by the way.
1. Difficult to master. Unlike Windows, Linux is a rather difficult operating system and it will be much harder to understand how it works and learn how to use all the advantages it offers. This disadvantage also stops Linux from being propagated all over the world. As a rule, people are looking for simplicity.
2. Console. It will be rather unusual to log in to the console to use Linux. Most of the users might disagree since the new version of Linux has new interface eliminating the need to use a console. It is partly true, but this interface is also limited. Some things are simply easier to do in console. Sometimes you will be better off to use console, if you want something more than talk on Skype, watch films, have a chat with friends via social media.
3. Lack of games. It is a bad news for gamers since most of the games are not supported by Linux. This limitation is a serious obstacle for Linux to become more popular among young people.
4. Linux differs much from Windows. It might be a great disadvantage for those who decided to switch over to Linux since it is far from being a Window's prototype. Linux is an absolutely new system with a unique interface with the need to log in to perform more complex operations on your PC. That's why most of the newcomers are overwhelmed with the difficulties of this system.
Obviously, as well as any other software or operating system, Linux has certain benefits and disadvantages. Most of them were already exposed. Linux might be rather disappointing for those who prefer playing games since not all of the are all available for this operating system's users. As well as for gamers, this system will be rather incomprehensible for newcomers due to a console that allows you to perform more complex operations, but demanding much more attention and skills to master it.
However, the major advantage for all the users is the security of this system. You may forget about viruses and antiviruses once and for all. Moreover, Linux is far less overloaded comparing with Windows, so it works much faster.
Unfortunately, most people are creatures of habit that's why it will take years for the Linux to take its place among the users.
About the author: For those who are not acquainted with her works, the author's name is Melisa Marzett. As a matter of fact she works as a freelance writer on http://smartessayrewriter.com/. Sometimes she likes to write essays on various topics, like this one since Linux operating system bothers most of Windows users and the question whether it will replace windows is on the issue of the day.
This is a rather inaccurate post. Looks like it was written by a Windows user/fan with little to no experience in using Linux.
The whole question it answers is really overtaken by events.
Linux (via Android) is now the most popular operating system, used in billions of devices.
People face it and use it everyday. The whole desktop market is declining, and many would not use even use one in their lifetime.
Clearly written by a M$ troll.
I have windows 7 in 2 of my computers and GNU/Linux in 5.obviously i am not a Gamer, i use GNU/Linux for others purposes . I am using this 98% of time, maybe i use windows 2 times a month 15 minutes. Only as a secundary OS. I dont trust in Windows in many ways.


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Does it matter what audiences think? My thoughts after working with YouTube creators.
Innovative! Informative! Inspirational! Soo Zee and Leigh, a dynamic duo working out of Seoul, have crafted an amazing YouTube channel from short narrative videos that dissect, redefine, and most importantly celebrate culture.
But this is no travel vlog! Do Stuff tells stylized stories about culture as it is experienced by its protagonists--usually Soo Zee and Leigh. To name just a few of their creations : Hotels are Better than Homes, Korean Movie Theaters are Awesome, Asian glow is the worst.
On Do Stuff, you never know what to expect. Their videos cover everything, somehow making the mundane feel fantastic, and reminding us that we don't need to search very hard to appreciate what makes being alive so delightful.
And so it was a great honor when they asked me to be the first Do Stuff guest creator.
I made four videos with them, but in this blog post I am just going to talk about one. After spending a great deal of my time in marketing, my return to filmmaking reminded me why I started working in the media field in the first place. As a film student in college, I never had to ask the question : "Will my audience like this...?" A question I inevitably ask everyday working as a creative director at a video marketing agency.
Just like the good ole days, I let my inhibitions regarding brand reputation slip away and simply let the muses speak. Nevertheless, Do Stuff didn't always agree with the muses and I had to go through several rounds of scripts before I had ideas that we all agreed were worthwhile.
Among those ideas was a piece we called "replaying my favorite childhood game." This was a nostalgic piece based on real life events where I tried to relearn a fantasy card game called Magic : The Gathering after not having played since high school.
What I appreciated about working with Soo Zee and Leigh is that they would let this piece slide even though we knew from its conception that it was unlikely to to be a video that would get a lot of views. They believed in the story enough that this particular video received more attention than some of the other videos that were destined to get more traffic.
This piece involved tedious motion graphics, locations in two different countries, and a single shot where I had to sprint up a steep hill and almost throw up my breakfast.
It was all worth it because this video spoke for itself. The subscribers who did see it seemed moved emotionally.
The Magic : The Gathering video was a little bit sad. There were a lot of commiserating Do Stuff fans who could relate to the feeling all people get when we try to revisit something we did in the past and the disappointment we feel when we are not transported to the good ole days.
We received less traffic on this one indeed, but like most things it is the quality that matters, not the quantity. Whether we are working as pure artists or making media with commercial intent, it is important to consider what people are willing (want to) watch, but it is also equally valuable to consider what people need (or desire) spiritually.
This is a harder thing to find and I think the only method of satisfying the more complicated aspects of our audience is to search for the answer inside our own souls. That's what we did with this video and I think it paid off.
Brian gets all nostalgic in this one about Magic: The Gathering, his favorite card game of all time. He tries to get Soo Zee and Leigh to play it and he tries to find new players around Seoul. Will he ever find someone to play with? Read more stuff!
If you are interested in hearing more about the background story working with Do Stuff, check out my interview I did with Leigh on the first episode of "A Creations." In the podcast we also talk about a short film we worked on together back in our grad school days.
Long before the United States of America was a thing, the construction of the San Antonio mission (the location of the chapel), was approved by a Spanish King, but largely carried out by an international organization. Commonly known as the Franciscan order, they were a community of devout Christians that had members all over the world. They answered to Rome as much as they did to Madrid which is why years later the jealous monarchy would enact policies that would reduce their influence in the Spanish colonies in America, and everywhere else.
What I have come to realize after watching eight Alamo movies is that how settings, conflicts, and resolutions are exemplified makes or breaks the audience’s experience. Here is my list of the eight that I saw. From an Alamo enthusiast’s perspective I enjoyed all of them. But I am approaching this review as a regular audience member which is why I was able to narrow my recommendations down to three. I am basing the “quality” of these movies based on how well they treated the three elements I outlined : setting, conflict, and resolution.
New media content leaders, like Homer and his famous Odyssey, are really most concerned about the meaningful starting point and the meaningful destination. In order to acquire long term results… Customers should convert not just with their money, but with their attitudes upon arrival. Customers should feel a special attachment to their destination, like Odysseus's special attachment to his home in Ithaca.One time customers convert to loyal customers when they take the happy route of Odysseus, not the fast and unhappy one of Agamemnon.
The comedy that should have won an Oscar in 1970. Today it is more relevant than ever!
As someone who is producing a podcast on Davy Crockett, I did my best to watch every single Alamo movie ever produced. I believe I am almost there, but there are a couple I am having a hard time getting my hands on.
One particular Alamo movie that proved to be elusive was "Viva Max." This is an irreverent comedy that portrays a tyrannical yet oddly lovable general who attempts to reoccupy the Alamo Mission one hundred and fifty years after the Texans win their independence from Mexico.
Davy Crockett wore a lot of hats — not just a coonskin cap. He was a famous hunter, a charismatic politician, and a war hero. Some people know him for his legacy — his fight for the fair treatment of the poor and his participation in the Texas Revolution. Others may play down his historical significance, regarding Crockett more as a poster child of a new American culture emerging on the frontier. But yet seeming to collide with the quintessential frontiersman image, are all of those things that make him seem more like an outlier. He was the only congressman of Tennessee to vote against the Indian Removal act — an action that lead to his political ruin.
In this second installment of Mark and Me, Leigh explores "a particular brand of loophole-wriggling American ingenuity" that Mark Twain personifies in his writing. It doesn't matter whether you are talking about the words of Tom, Huck, or even Twain himself in his travel diaries there is something we all admire about a rascally trickster. But when does pulling someone's leg go from being cute to just plain cruel. Mark Twain certainly pushed the limits. Leigh introspects, "Should I feel guilty about stealing my history teacher's treasured stuffed Loch Ness monster doll named Shougal MacDougal?" Perhaps we'll scratch more than the surface of Leigh's guilty admiration of rascality in Out of Depth.
Strangely enough as Crockett was on his way out, another luminary figure was being brought into the world. This individual would become a prolific writer who would owe a great deal of his craft to the folklore and legends that were developed around Davy Crockett.
Leigh Cooper, co-creator of Do Stuff (YouTube Channel), revisits a poorly written college paper, an epic boxing match between two of America’s most prominent writers, and a best friend who doesn’t pull any punches, all in the name of telling it like it is.
It is unfortunate that Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett are so often paired together. Not only were their personas and legacies entirely distinct, but the spirits of the ages they come from are perhaps as different as the Greeks and Romans. Ok, maybe I went a little over the top with that comparison. But I have to make the point that blending these two figures together prevents us from understanding the real men and the cultures that they belonged to.
Could music videos be the future of transnational cinema?
Be always sure you're right--then go ahead!


text: While relationship marketing is viewed as an important driver in the development of the firm’s profitability, the condition of this profitability seldom receives much attention. In this study, we employ a dynamic exchange model between firm and customer to explore the conditions affecting the firm’s profitability from a relationship perspective. The application of this model reveals explicitly that relationship marketing is not always profitable. The firm-customer relationship profitability depends on the customer life value (margin and retention rate), the duration of the firm-customer relationship, and the marketing budget to retain the customer and the customer acquisition cost.


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Spora ransomware is a new malware family that uses a sophisticated payment gateway that works on the TOR network. Our removal guide will help you to remove existing infections and protect your computer.
Spora ransomware is newly discovered malware famly that has surprised the security experts by including a sophisticated payment gateway. Following the infection the built-in persistence behavior pattern is activated.
This step is used to enable the virus to infect deeply into the system by modifying key registry values and manipulating the Microsoft Windows operating system. Several boot-up options are changed and all Volume Shadow Copies of all files are deleted. This makes file recovery very difficult for the victims.
Spora ransomware’s encryption engine uses the AES and RSA ciphers to encrypt the most popular file types found on the connected drives. A distinctive feature of this virus is that it doesn’t change the file type extensions of the compromised files.
To restore data, obtaining guarantees and support, follow the instructions in your account.
1. Only we can restore your files.
Your files have been modified using RSA-1024 algorithm. Reverse recovery process is called decryption. This requires your unique key. Choose or “hack” it is impossible.
2. Do not turn to intermediaries!
All recovery keys stored only in our country, respectively, if you someone will offer to restore the information, in the best case, he first buys the key here, then you will sell it at a premium.
FULL RESTORE – Fully restores the affected files.
IMMUNITY – Guarantees immunity from malware.
REMOVAL – Removes the malicious payload from the system.
FILE RESTORE – Restores individual files.
The large-scale attack campaigns that carry the Spora ransomware threat are initiated against Russian-speaking computer users. The virus poses as invoices and other important documents coming from 1C which is a very popular accounting software used in Russia and other former USSR countries. The messages contain files named Экспорт из 1С.a01e743_рdf.hta which in Russian means Scan-copy _ 10 Jan 2017. The used double extensions trick the victims into thinking that the files are items of interest.
Other distribution techniques include browser hijackers, malicious ads and infected software bundles as well as counterfeit installers, patches and updates downloaded from untrusted sites and BitTorrent networks.
Martin Beltov graduated with a degree in Publishing from Sofia University. As a cyber security enthusiast, he enjoys writing about the latest threats and mechanisms of intrusion. He mainly contributes to the Best Security Search website.


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The 2013 reboot of Tomb Raider was perhaps one of the best reboots I’ve ever played. A game that provided a great story, great gameplay and enticing replay value was exactly what I wanted from a Tomb Raider game. Crystal Dynamic’s bold move to reboot the franchise did them a world of good, and showed that they still have that wonderful edge we’ve come to expect. A year has passed, as has a console generation and we now have a redefined, ‘definitive’ edition of last years masterpiece on the new consoles. Needless to say, this edition might be just the one you should get, even if you have played the game before.
The story of Tomb Raider is really a ‘coming-of-age’ scenario. Lara Croft isn’t the hardened heroine we know from previous iterations. She’s still a young woman on the hunt for treasure, just without that innate sense of killing. The game really shows the development of Lara as a person, and how certain actions have made her who she is in the future. As a whole, I really enjoyed the story presented. It is a brutal journey throughout Yamataii, and it is a necessary chapter in the development of Lara Croft. While the cast as a whole aren’t a solid unit, and often fall into the ‘silly’ category when it comes to delivering the lines – the voice acting by Camilla Luddington (Lara Croft) is exceptional and she drives the story forward in a significant, at times quite personal way. The story of Tomb Raider is an enjoyable ride and one any fan of the universe should undergo as it is such an integral part of Lara Croft’s life. Crystal Dynamics have done a great job at conveying an emotional story which is still jam-packed full of explosions and entertaining set pieces.
The gameplay in Tomb Raider is wonderful. Borrowing traits from games like Uncharted -the climbing, shooting and running all feels natural and fluid. Each weapon Lara uses are fun in their own way and are upgradable, which adds to the overall need to complete the optional tombs that are scattered throughout the world. You’re not going to be able to upgrade every weapon to 100% without scavenging for supplies as well. There is a lot to do in the world Tomb Raider presents – and these tombs and supplies aren’t so easily spotted. I’d often find myself venturing off from the linear story in search of items that could enhance my abilities and that made the game all the more enjoyable. The game plays well and the controls are very solid. There are some quicktime events here too – but they only come every now and again. The replay value in Tomb Raider is quite high. The wonderfully crafted optional tombs and challenges were a lot of fun to explore after I completed the 10-hour story as well. There is definitely a lot to do in the game and even when you complete the story I recommend checking out the tombs – as they are incredibly enjoyable. Each tomb has a small puzzle to solve and they’re nothing too difficult but the XP reward is definitely worth the extra time spent. Using XP to upgrade both Lara and her equipment is addicting and is something that you’ll want to spend time looking into. Each new ability adds something new to the fray and makes the gameplay that much more enjoyable.
Before touching on the new content offered in the Definitive Edition of Tomb Raider, there is still another mode to talk about – that being Multiplayer. While I’m not a fan of Multiplayer as a mode overall, the Multiplayer seen in Tomb Raider is quite dire. Its boring use of the usual modes and uninspired maps takes away from the overall package. I believe that if the game was a sole-standalone Singleplayer experience it would have fared just as well.
Tomb Raider Definitive Edition wouldn’t be the ‘definitive edition’ without some new enhancements. That comes in the way of the graphical fidelity that comes with the next generation consoles. While the game looked utterly beautiful on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (PC was clearly better overall though) – the game looks even more gorgeous on the new systems. Among the notable improvements, the new lighting, physics effects and the complete remodeling of Lara stuck out the most to me. It’s just a beautiful game to look at and enjoy on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The frame-rate is pretty solid as well as it’s confirmed to be running at 60FPS on the PS4 and 30FPS on the Xbox One. There are really no hiccups in frame rate that I came across in my play-through and I genuinely enjoyed the experience even though I’d already played through it last year on my Xbox 360. The included DLC also acts as a nice incentive to buy the game again, but the only part of the DLC I was using were the outfits for Lara and the extra weapon attachments for use within the Single-player game. The Multiplayer content just doesn’t interest me.
As a package, Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is the way to go if you haven’t played the game before and are looking at playing something on your new, next generation console. If you’ve played the game before and enjoyed it – I do recommend getting it again as it’s a game that has strong replay value and was one of the best games of 2013. The improved graphics and included DLC are just a bonus to what is one of, if not the best Tomb Raider game to date.

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text: Sabina is a dedicated yogini, professional full-time yoga teacher, and owner and director of Yoga Bliss Studios. A business graduate with a major in Finance and a minor in East Asian Studies from The College of William and Mary, she felt a calling to dedicate her life work to the holistic path of yoga. She started practicing yoga in 2003 and it has stayed with her ever since. Sabina taught in the Washington, DC metro area for 10 years before opening Yoga Bliss and has studied with teachers– Ki McGraw and Bob Smith of Hatha Yoga Center, Baron Baptiste of Power Vinyasa Yoga, Shiva Rea of Prana Flow Yoga, Jason Crandell, Donna Farhi, and David Kyle of Progressive Ashtanga Yoga. Her life has changed by the beautiful gifts a continuous Yoga practice has offered and hopes to guide students to their own experience of yoga in their mind, body, and breath. She has received a 200 hour certification in Hatha yoga from Hatha Yoga Center, 200 hour certifi cation in Power Vinyasa yoga from Down Dog Yoga, 300 hour certification in Prana Vinyasa Flow yoga from Shiva Rea, and 50 hours in Rocket Yoga from David Kyle. She looks forward to sharing her love of yoga with the Yoga Bliss community! Namaste!


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21. A hardware interface that allows for the connection of several peripheral devices to a single PCI board.
25. The environment variable in Linux, that contain a list of directories the shell automatically recognizes.


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The first 3 courses of this amazing dinner will be prepared by Chef, Samuel Etheridge of Ambrosia Bar & Bistro.
The Fourth course will be a desert prepared by Baker, Beth Sollars of Wake Robin Farm Breads. It will feature fresh local strawberries.


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The McLaren 675LT, which made its global debut today at the 85th International Geneva Motor Show, will be the lightest, most powerful and fastest model in the McLaren Super Series, and also the most exclusive: production will be strictly limited to just 500 examples worldwide.
The limited production model has a clear focus on light weight, optimised aerodynamics, increased power, track-focused dynamics and driver engagement. At its core is the lightweight carbon fibre MonoCell chassis, shared with each model in the Super Series, but the chassis set up and powertrain are bespoke, with a third of overall parts and components modified.
A more aggressive set up gives the 675LT a unique track-focused feel, while still retaining the adjustable ProActive Chassis Control to ensure drivability and comfort levels are maintained. One of the many updates featured on the 1997 McLaren F1 GTR ‘Longtail’ was a wider track, front and rear. This approach is echoed in the 675LT, with the front and rear track widened by 20mm, ensuring optimised stability and handling performance. Lightweight springs front and rear have been stiffened – 27 percent at the front and 63 percent at the rear – to improve body control and allow for the 40 percent increase in downforce generated by the revised bodywork and active aerodynamics. Newly-developed suspension geometry includes lightweight uprights and wishbones based on the learnings from the McLaren P1™. This is coupled with a faster steering rack to give a more extreme driver-focused experience.
The 675LT uses the familiar seven-speed SSG transmission found in the other Super Series models, retaining the Normal, Sport or Track modes. These settings have been recalibrated to produce more eager performance, with optimised throttle response and gearshifts up to twice as fast as previously offered. The newly developed ‘Ignition Cut’ technology is a technique adopted from Formula 1™ which sees a momentary cut of the fuel spark on gearshift. This delivers the fastest change possible, and is accompanied by a dramatic aural ‘crack’ on both upshift and downshift. Also debuting on the 675LT is an all-new Electronic Stability Control (ESC) calibration, giving the driver an even greater level of control over the throttle and brake inputs.
The limited edition McLaren 675LT is available to order from all McLaren Retailers, priced from £259,500. Deliveries will commence from July 2015.

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Your Activity Log on Facebook is a comprehensive list of all your stories, including those you've been tagged in and those you've created yourself. A story that appears in your Activity Log also appears on your Facebook Timeline unless you hide or delete the post or change the audience for that particular activity. If, when you add a new friend, the connection doesn't show up on your Timeline, the audience for your friends list could be set to "Only Me."
Go to your Facebook Timeline and then click the "Friends" tab.
Click the "Edit" button (the pencil icon) and click "Edit Privacy."
Select "Public" or "Friends" from the "Friends List" drop-down menu. If you select "Public," your connections will be visible to everyone; if you select "Friends," your connections will be visible only to people in your friends list.
Click "Close" to apply your changes.
Ranbe, Ruri. "How Do I Get My Facebook Timeline to Show Added Friends on My Page." Synonym, https://classroom.synonym.com/facebook-timeline-show-added-friends-6906.html. Accessed 25 April 2019.


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We offer color correction workshops. Please visit the post workshops calendar for dates. It is highly recommended that you and your colorist attend these workshops. If a workshop does not have any students signed-up 6 hours prior to the start time, we will cancel the workshop so please sign up ASAP.
This workshop will cover how to move from your NLE (Premiere or Avid) into Resolve, best practices for media management, primary correction, scopes and rendering your corrections to go back to editing software. Demo media will be provided.
This workshop will delve into how to think through the grading process creatively with tips and tricks from professional colorist Rob Bessette from FinishPost. Rob will walk you through grading Log footage, day for night, shot matching, and mixed lighting. If you have questions about a specific shot or scene from your project, we encourage to bring your media already loaded into a Resolve project to the workshop. You should try to grade the material prior to the workshop so you can ask specific questions.
On Wednesday 11/29 from 5-10pm (Ansin 810) we will offer Adv. Color Correction Support Hours in Prep for Part 2 workshop in Avid or Premiere if you need additional assistance getting your footage into Resolve.
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The benefits of glucosamine now appear to extend far beyond joint health: latest results from a large cohort study show that glucosamine users had 18 percent less risk of death from all causes, including 13 percent less risk of cancer death and a stunning 41 percent less risk of death from respiratory diseases, compared to non-users during the follow-up period of the study.
The VITAL (VITamins And Lifestyle) cohort is the first ever prospective study done on glucosamine and chondroitin for health effects other than arthritis. Carried out in Washington State (USA), it tracked over 77,500 participants aged 50-76 years old. The participants were enrolled between 2000-2002 and then followed up for mortality through 2008. A questionnaire at the beginning of the study assessed the use of glucosamine for the 10 previous years.
During the follow-up period of the study (up to end of 2008), current users of glucosamine (with or without chondroitin) were 18 percent less likely to die from any cause compared to non-users. Interestingly, detailed analysis showed statistically significant differences between the sexes: male users saw 10 percent less mortality risk while female users saw 25 percent less mortality risk compared to non-users. This divergence is partly explained from the differing protection offered from heart disease: men saw no protection at all, while women were 29 percent less likely to die from causes related to heart disease. No other gender-based differences in protection from any cause of death were detected. All glucosamine users experienced a general 26 percent reduction in the risk of death from all causes outside of heart disease and cancer. This was partly due to a remarkable 41 percent reduction in respiratory disease mortality.
While glucosamine was seen to significantly reduce the risk of cancer-related death by 13 percent, it was difficult to reach statistical significance for individual cancers simply due to the smaller numbers involved. There was a non-significant reduction in risk of death due to lung cancer (nine percent) and hematopoietic cancers (19 percent: leukemia/lymphoma), but no protection seen for the other most common cancers such as colorectal, prostate or breast cancers. However, for all other cancers combined there was a reduced mortality risk of 33 percent.
Unfortunately, in this study no information was collected on the glucosamine dosages consumed by participants, since advertised versus actual dosages are often quite different. However 42 percent of users had taken glucosamine for at least three years prior to the study, and 97 percent took it at least 4 days per week. Note also that chondroitin alone showed similar overall effects as glucosamine, but never offered as high a level of protection, in particular from cancer.
The health benefits of glucosamine are assumed to stem in part from its role as a potent anti-inflammatory. Lab studies show it inhibits transcription factor NFkB signaling, which is required for numerous inflammatory pathways important to several diseases and inflammation-related cancers. And more recently, a study on humans showed that glucosamine reduced levels of c-reactive protein (interestingly more so in women than in men).
A recent survey showed that 7.4 percent of Americans between the ages of 57 and 85 take glucosamine. In light of these new findings, there may be good reason for adults of all ages to consider glucosamine as part of their daily supplementation routine to support better health and longer life.

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fsb@crynwr.com: 4207: Re: www.oreilly.com -- Tangled Webs: What Gives Them the Right?
> >  > >     else's program, or library, or can change that program on the fly.
> >  > >     Nobody is fined or failed for this.
> >  > This is not true, and was the point of the article.
> >     and you break something, you just toasted your warranty.
> >     Different products are designed for different purposes.
> Yeah, that was Microsoft's claim, but it was completely bogus.
Not necessarily.  Every boxed piece of software comes with a warranty.
Workstation in the license as well as in the packaging and registry.
I had to stretch for that one, but it's not completely bogus.
> >     law.  Nor does it mean that any laws need to be changed.
> violate the license on the underlying operating system.
On NT Server??  Is Microsoft totally nuts??  Why would they do that?
the customer uses it or not?
> this is a very bad thing.
of a new GPL version which is more reliably legal.


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Definition: a rod, staff, staff of authority, scepter.
ῤάβδος, ῤάβδου, ἡ (probably akin to ῤαπίς, Latinverber; cf. Curtius, § 513), in various senses from Homer down; the Sept. for מַטֶּה, שֵׁבֶט, מַקֵּל, מִשְׁעֶנֶת, etc., a staff; walking-stick: equivalent to a twig, rod, branch, Hebrews 9:4 (Numbers 17:2ff, Hebrew text ff); Revelation 11:1; a rod, with which one is beaten, 1 Corinthians 4:21 (Plato, legg. 3, p. 700 c.; Plutarch, others; πατάσσειν τινα ἐν ῤάβδῳ, Exodus 21:20; Isaiah 10:24); a staff: as used on a journey, Matthew 10:10; Mark 6:8; Luke 9:3; or to lean upon, Hebrews 11:21 (after the Sept. of Genesis 47:31, where the translators read מַטֶּה, for מִטָּה, a bed; (cf. προσκυνέω, a.)); or by shepherds, Revelation 2:27; Revelation 12:5; Revelation 19:15, in which passages as ἐν ῤάβδῳ ποιμαίνειν is figuratively applied to a king, so ῤάβδῳ σιδηρᾷ, with a rod of iron, indicates the severest, most rigorous, rule; hence, ῤάβδος is equivalent to a royal scepter (like שֵׁבֶט, Psalm 2:9; Psalm 45:8; for שַׁרְבִיט, Esther 4:11; Esther 5:2): Hebrews 1:8 (from Psalm 45:8).
From the base of rhapizo; a stick or wand (as a cudgel, a cane or a baton of royalty) -- rod, sceptre, staff.
NAS: SCEPTER IS THE SCEPTER OF HIS KINGDOM.
NAS: [leaning] on the top of his staff.
KJV: the top of his staff.


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All applications and data bases are stored on mirrored disks. We run a full back up each night and we keep them for 30 days. We will restore your data base in case of disk crash for free to the last back up. If you want to rollback to a previous stage, we can restore your data base to any of the 30 back ups for a fee.
AppShore platform includes Secure Socket Layer (SSL) security between your workstations and AppShore servers. All network traffic is encrypted by SSL 256 bit certificates, the same security typically employed by world-class e-commerce web sites.
Role Based Access Control is an enterprise-class security feature that allows a trusted company administrator to define rules and business policies that govern access to AppShore applications and services based on the role of the individual within the company.
Role Based Access Control also enables very granular control of the scope and type of access allowed within specific applications. For example, on an application-by-application basis, scope could be set at none, user’s data only, all data within a role, or all data. The type of access may be set at read only or read/write within the scope.
Enterprise-class Role Based Access Control means; simple to administer, accurate, secure and flexible enough to match your unique organizational structure.
You will never need more than one user name (or your email) and password to access all AppShore applications and services.


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When Stanford’s new Central Energy Facility came online as part of the Stanford Energy System Innovations program, the Cardinal Cogeneration plant that had provided virtually all of the university’s energy needs since 1987 was formally decommissioned. While the facility had reached the end of its useful life, a number of parts were salvaged for reuse in other projects around the country.
The turbine is being refurbished for use in a manufacturing facility in Southern California, where it will generate electricity as a replacement for coal-fired equipment. In addition, 13,000 pounds of recovered ammonia will be used for agricultural fertilizer, and more than 20,000 pounds of refrigerants were recovered for reuse by the original vendor. Approximately 60,000 gallons of diesel fuel were re-refined for sale off site, reducing the need for virgin refinement. All of the facility’s steel and concrete will be recycled and used for future projects at Stanford.

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Looking at Life through dirty, tired windows? Want to see clearly and have more conscious choice? Want to feel better more often?
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What appears to be true’ for you may not be ‘true’ for someone else, and allowing yourself to examine those beliefs can be life-changing.
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Imagine being able to change something such as a long held belief or ‘truth’, which you no longer want or need, simply and easily. How would it feel if you were lighter, with a clear prospect of the future ahead of you, even if you don’t know the details?
NLP is the toolbox of strategies which underpins this change work. Most of our behaviour is habitual, and we each experience our own map of the world through our senses and feelings (emotions) via the brain and nervous system (Neuro); we communicate internally and externally, with ourselves and others (Linguistic); we are ‘Programmed’ because otherwise we would be overwhelmed with the information available to us all the time. Skilfully used, NLP enables us to become aware of our habitual unconscious programming, and to choose to change it quickly and safely. Thought Pattern Management (TPM) creates change at a deep level, fast, without the stories we have been told or tell ourselves, accessing the wisdom and resources available to us.
Sally offers a 60 minute session initially. This is a ‘fact find’ to clarify what you would like to address and what you really want to get from any change. If it is a relatively simple issue then it may be possible to clear part or all of it in the first session. Otherwise she will discuss what you may need, so you can decide if this is what you want, and you can plan together, to make it happen.
She charges £95 per hour, and pro rata for each 30 minutes after the first hour.