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R. ferrumequinum is the largest European horseshoe bat with a wingspan of 330-400 mm and its soft fur changes from grey as a juvenile to grey-brown in adulthood. As with other Rhinolophidae, it has a complex nose structure which resembles a horseshoe and contributes towards its highly specialised echolocation system.
This species can be found in temperate Mediterranean habitats (e.g. hardwood and riparian forests, pastures) though it is present in some select central European areas. During summer, it roosts in warm attics of buildings and underground sites, while in winter the colonies tend to gather in large caves, tunnels and mines. Maternity colonies can reach 1 000 individuals though more often than not they are clusters of 100-200 individuals.
An insectivorous species, R. ferrumequinum feeds on beetles, moths and other insects it catches using aerial hawking and flycatching techniques. The Greater Horseshoe bat is a rather sedentary species and the distance between its roosts ranges from 20-50 km.
This species occurs from North Africa and southern Europe through south-west Asia, the Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Himalayas to south-eastern China, Korea, and Japan.
R. ferrumequinum has shown marked decline in northwest Europe, and become almost extinct in Germany. Reasons for the decline are the use of highly toxic pesticides in agriculture and forestry and timber preservative in roosts. Other threats include habitat loss and fragmentation, reduction of food availability, and roost disturbance.


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Amongst the most widespread electrical wiring concerns is on how to wire a switch. Although making use of switches at home is fairly effortless, wiring 1 may not be that effortless for everyone. An ON-OFF switch is really quite simple to wire. You can find different types of switches, but for this instance, let us say you are putting in a single-pole toggle switch, a very frequent switch (as well as the simplest).
There are 3 hues of wires in a normal single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and green. Splice the black wire in two and link them on the terminal screws - a person on top rated as well as other around the bottom screw from the swap. The white wire serves to be a source of uninterrupted electric power which is usually related into a light-weight coloured terminal screw (e.g., silver). Link the environmentally friendly wire towards the ground screw of your respective change.
These techniques would normally be adequate to help make a typical change get the job done with out a difficulty. Then again, when you are not self-confident that you simply can complete the undertaking adequately and properly you much better enable the pros get it done rather. Soon after all, there's a purpose why this activity is without doubt one of the most popular electrical wiring questions questioned by the majority of people.
For many cause, how to wire a ceiling fan is usually amongst probably the most popular electrical wiring thoughts. To simplify this job, you need to use an individual change for your single ceiling fan. To wire the supporter, it is simply a make a difference of connecting the black wire on the ceiling fan to your black wire from the switch. When there is a light-weight, the blue wire should be connected into the black wire of the change likewise.
You can find reasons why these are generally one of the most commonly questioned electrical wiring inquiries. A single, many consider it can be simple to carry out, and two, these are the frequent electrical tasks at your home. But then you really must not set your protection in danger in the intention to economize. The stakes could even be considerably larger for those who make an effort to get monetary savings and do an electrical wiring job without having enough understanding or encounter.

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Lemon Mojo provides a broad range of services in the software, design, web & mobile industries.
We also release products in these fields by ourselves.
Lemon Mojo was established in January 2011 as an IT services agency. We have several years of experience in the software/web development and design industries so this is our core competence. In the last few years we expanded our competences to include mobile software development/design and game development. For further information regarding the services and products we provide, go to services or work.
While based in Vienna, Austria, we provide our services and sell our products on an international basis.
Our headquarter is located in the 15. district of Vienna. For further information go to contact.
At Lemon Mojo we have a passion for nice & clean design and we remain true to that passion in every way.
Whether we are working on a new website, a user interface, a mobile app or class/framework design for a large software project, we always try to keep it nice & clean.
We are not the kind of company that takes the logo and content from your existing site, puts it in some kind of CMS (Content Management System) with a pre-designed template and charges you an exorbitant amount of money for that. Instead, we always work closely with our clients and take the time it needs to ensure that we create a rich and unique experience.

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Talking to guys around Brisbane and the Gold Coast they have told me I am going to need a decent line converter. The ones that have been recommend are the LC7 or the Bitten. At the moment I am leaning more towards the bit ten as it seems more advanced. I know the xd amps can take high level input direct but have been told not to do so. I have been quoted around the 2k mark for installation which includes dynamatt and some sort of line converter. Can anyone recommend which line converter or if I should even bother using one? Also open to ideas if anyone knows a place that will do a nice clean install.
Out of the two I'd go the Bit Ten from Audison. I'm looking at the Bit One. But do you realise these are digital processors? Way more than a simple line out converter which will just get rid of alternator squeal. A Bit Ten is like a m***ively adjustable digital equalizer. I'd do some reading if I were you. try Crutchfield and Sonixelectronics and even some of the car audio forums. I think maybe these guys are just sucking bucks out of your wallet. Mind you you would enjoy a digital processor but you really want to want one first.
If you just want to squash alternator squeal then just get a couple of $20 adjustable line out convertors.
If you are needing to be using A line out converter it will always be a weak link of a stereo install (singly will give you the most signal change/noise in an audio system), so I arent suprised they are recommending a decent one for you.
I have a Rockford Fosgate Full surround DSP in my new car and the digital processors are brilliant, with all that other good stuff you have bought I recommend you DONT skimp on the Line converters mate!
2K seems to be a huge amount for an instal too. Do the dynamat yourself...at least the majority of it. Can hook you up with stuff half the price of Dynamat and better quality too.


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The unique design gives the Sony Tablet S tabletop advantages, but the lack of 3G or 4G connection speeds can be a little annoying. This is a good tablet with just a few limitations.
The design is a unique selling point for the Sony Tablet S. Most tablets are completely flat, but you usually need to set the tablet at an edge to avoid any glares. The Sony Tablet S has a bevel in the back that puts it at a slight angle when placed flat on a table or lap. This makes it much easier to see the tablet, and hands-free usage is much more intuitive.
The rest of the tablet looks very sleek. The back of this tablet is somewhat textured to help keep it in place. This is much better than smooth tablets, as this will ensure that the tablet is not moving all over the place when put on a table.
The features are basically identical to those built into the Android 3.1 OS, but the Sony Tablet S does have a few unique features. You get Sony’s Video Unlimited Service, but there aren’t many videos up there right now.
The tablet can also automatically function as a universal remote. The remote quickly integrates with devices, but the controller itself is limited by basic commands.
Since Sony built this tablet, the Tablet S is PlayStation certified. The only bad thing about this is that you need to buy the games from Sony before you can play them.
The hardware for the Tablet S isn’t bad, but it isn’t groundbreaking. You get a 1GHz processor, and you also get 1GB of RAM. You can also choose between a 16GB or 32GB hard drive. The rear camera is five megapixels, but the front one is one 0.3 megapixels.
The hardware is rather standard, but there is one place where the Tablet S excels: battery life. The battery should last about eight hours on a normal charge. This is longer than most of the other modern tablets, so that should give you a good amount of time to work or have fun.
The Tablet S is loaded with the Android 3.1 OS, but it really only comes with the pre-installed apps common to that OS. There are a few Sony specific apps that were covered in the “Features” section that can be nice.
You do have access to Google Play, so that enables you to buy from the many apps there. The software is good just starting out, but it’s really nothing out of the norm.
The resolution and screen size are both very good for this tablet. The resolution is a crisp 1280-by-800. This should make all the games and videos look great when you play them. The screen size is also 9.4 inches. That isn’t huge, but it’s still a good size that will do very well with the Internet, or anything else you plan to use this tablet for.
One interesting thing about this tablet is that it has TruBlack technology. This technology is used more often in Sony’s TVs, but it really works with this tablet.
TruBlack technology is a new way of displaying black that makes it richer. This causes better contrast on the screen, and this makes the colors really pop. Everything looks more vibrant, and it all comes together beautifully.
Some people have complained that the screen is too dark. There are brightness controls, but even the brightest setting can sometimes look dark. This problem usually isn’t too bad, but some darker games or movies may be a little difficult to watch.
While the Sony Tablet S is limited in a few areas, it is still a very powerful tablet that has some interesting features, and it comes with a useful design. The Tablet S doesn’t differentiate itself much from the basic Android OS, but you can still customize your software by just buying a few apps.
This is a good tablet, and it is definitely worth the money. Try it out, and you will see how good the Tablet S can be.


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Earlier spring nesting related to climate change could negatively affect the survival of pelican chicks at Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge, N.D., according to a new U.S. Geological Survey report.
USGS scientists found that American white pelicans are migrating north to a large nesting colony at Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge about 16 days earlier in the springtime than they did 45 years ago. The earlier migration is likely spurred by warmer spring temperatures on the pelicans’ wintering grounds and along their migration route, but ideal post-hatching weather conditions have not advanced at the nesting colony. Now, vulnerable pelican chicks face a higher risk of encountering life-threatening wet and cold conditions.
Chase Lake is a refuge for the largest American white pelican colony in North America, so declining chick survival rates at this refuge could be especially damaging. On average, over 26,000 adult pelicans nested annually at Chase Lake between 2004 and 2008.
The study found that while spring temperatures in the northern plains have progressively increased since 1965, the timing of severe weather in the Chase Lake area has not changed during this period. Because pelican eggs are hatching earlier than in the past, the chicks are at their most vulnerable stage of growth—between two and three weeks old—during a time when extreme cold and wet weather is more likely.
Researchers observed significant loss of chicks to exposure in four of five years (2004–2008) of field study. For example, at Chase Lake in June 2008, about 80 percent of the pelican chicks between two and three weeks old died of exposure during a period of severe weather.
The study was published today in the journal PLOS ONE, and is available online.
For more information on pelican population dynamics in the Northern Plains, please visit the USGS Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center website.

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Social Misfit Cosmetics is a creative cosmetic brand that is proudly Filipino, cruelty free, and vegan.
Don’t be fooled by the misfits in its name - with this makeup brand’s mission to provide cosmetics in a creative yet responsible way, Social Misfits Cosmetics is far from being a troublemaker. This local brand, launched in 2016, is proudly cruelty-free and totally vegan.
The most raved about product is the Unicorn Brushes with a Holographic Diamond Case, a super pretty way to store your equally fab makeup tools. You get 10 beautiful unicorn-colored brushes - 5 basic face brushes, including a fan brush, and 5 assorted eye brushes - adorned with slim, holographic handles. The multi-colored bristles made with taklon hair are incredibly soft and gentle on the skin, and the holographic diamond shell is so magical, you’d want to bring it everywhere!
Social Misfits Cosmetics also just released a brand-new Molten Matte Liquid Lipstick line with 5 gorgeous intro shades. The bold lippies are long-wearing, water-proof, budge-proof, smudge-proof, and full-coverage that dries to a matte finish.
For all your beauty and cosmetic needs, BeautyMNL is the super convenient shopping hub for you. Our online store carries thousands of brands, and shopping on our easy-to-use platform is a total breeze. Just browse, click, pay, and wait for your speedy delivery!

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It’s Sunday and that means that it is time for another book review. This week is going to be a bit different. I am currently away from home visiting my big sister for a few days and I honestly haven’t had a chance to finish a book (I managed to get yesterday’s read before I left home) but I didn’t want you guys to have nothing, so my sister kindly offered to let me post on of her reviews, so, here it is. This is Alice’s review for Black-Eyed Susans by Julia Heaberlin.
Found in a shallow grave in the middle of Texas, barely alive and surrounded by bones, Tessa Cartwright was the only survivor of a serial killer. A young girl; kidnapped, beaten and left for dead. Now she is grown up with a daughter of her own, she begins remember what happened to her all those years ago and begins to question if the right man is behind bars.
1995, a teenage Tessie, who is dealing with the aftermath of her torment and her near death experience. Through therapy sessions Tessie is encouraged to work through her ordeal and remember key information to help identify her abductor and bring him to justice. She is somewhat coerced into testifying against Terrell Darcy Goodwin the man accused of her abduction who is sentenced and incarcerated on death row awaiting the date of his execution.
Present day Tessa, still haunted by memories from the past and is unsure that the right man has been convicted. With the date of Terrell’s execution looming ever closer she becomes increasingly more concerned that he may indeed be innocent. If he isn’t guilty then the killer is still out there. A terrifying thought for Tessa who now not only fears for herself but also for her daughter, Charlie.
Tessa is torn between wanting to know the truth about what happened and fearing the foggy curtain will lift and reveal things she would rather not know. Someone keeps leaving her mementos of the killings. It can only be the real killer, right? Following her around from one house and town to the next. Never letting her out of his sight. Always reminding her of how lucky she is, and yet knowing he can take it away at any moment in time. Heaberlin has the intimate descriptions, emotions and flashbacks down to a tee. Smells that bring it all back and make her gag. Flowers that remind her of the fact she is one of the Susans, and of the course the Susans themselves. They speak to her, they spoke to her in the grave. The dead, the decomposed and the bones, they speak to her still.
Intense, creepy and atmospheric, Black-Eyed Susans is a intelligent character driven masterpiece excellently paced with some great plot twists which had me guessing right to the very end. I will not be able to look at the yellow daisies I walk past each day without thinking about Julia Heaberlin’s thriller for a very long time.
And there we have it. have you read Black-Eyed Susans? What did you think about it? did you like this kind of guest reviewer? Is it something that you would like me to do from time to time? Everything will be back to normal next week. I hope that you have enjoyed todays post and I will see you all again very soon.

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This quantity presents an updated examine of concept and perform at the significance of expertise in educating and studying. The contributions are conscientiously peer-reviewed from over a hundred submissions to the overseas convention on educating and studying 2006, held in Hong Kong.
This ebook offers over 500 functional feedback designed to assist tutors identify lively studying among their scholars. Divided into precious sections the guidelines hide the whole diversity of educating and studying occasions and contain a 'start anywhere', dip-in source compatible for either the newcomer and the outdated hand.
Problem-solving and computational talents, with precise specialize in using the Casio FX-260 calculator, realizing grids, and methods for dealing with notice difficulties. asserting the better half workbook sequence to the GED attempt sequence perform makes ideal with McGraw-Hill's up to date GED Workbook sequence, which displays the 2002 try out instructions.
E-learning on the rise: Companies move classroom content online. ArticleID=7236. Brown, J. , & Prusak, L. (2004). Storytelling in organizations: Why storytelling is transforming 21st century organizations and management. Jordan Hill, Oxford: Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann. , & Suri, J. F. (2000). Experience Prototyping. Conference proceedings of the Designing Interactive Systems 2000 (pp. 424-433). Brooklyn, New York. Carswell, A. D. (2002). Learner outcomes in an asynchronous distance education environment.
Today, the advancement of information and communication technologies (ICT) is posing more challenges for the delivery of education and training. The everchanging state of ICT not only gives people new ways to present, disseminate, and communicate the intended messages in a more fluid and flexible information space, but also causes educators and trainers from the institutions of higher learning and the corporate environment to "rethink the very nature of teaching, learning and schooling" (Owston, 1997) and eventually to search for alternate learning and development solutions to support the delivery of learning (Kim, Bonk, & Zeng, 2005; Shilwant & Haggarty, 2005; Britt, 2004; Carswell, 2002; Clark, 2002; Henry, 2001).
Encouraging and assessing metacognition Metacognition can be assessed in a number of ways but one of the most popular methods currently in widespread use in schools, colleges and universities worldwide is through the use of questionnaires which require students' to report their perceptions about their own thinking and problem-solving skills and strategies. It is generally accepted that most students who struggle at university could improve their performance considerably if they understood the learning process better.

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The tradition of April Fools Day on the internet is becoming a bit of a dangerous one. You constantly have your guard up for the entire 24-hour period, lest you be crushed by some awesome product announcement that turns out to be a total prank.
But plenty of people out there still have the good-natured April Fools spirit in them. We rounded up 12 of our favorite April Fools pranks of 2014--some were good, some were bad, and some you just need to see. And yeah, we forgot to include your favorite one. Just... consider that to be another April Fool's joke!
Kudos to IGN for striking a good April Fools balance of ever-so-slightly believable in the context of a headline and preposterous enough that you know its a gag once you see it. IGNs endearingly poorly produced video of Optimus Prime DLC in Titanfall is a great example of an inoffensive prank--though it did get our hopes up, if only for a second.
EAs Frostbite 3 engine is not supported Wii U hardware, and an official Twitter account for the product had a snarky post saying that EA had decided to port the engine over after realizing that the Wii U is actually the most powerful of the current systems. The tweet has since been deleted, and was followed by an apology from EAs Peter Moore. You know things went wrong when your boss has to apologize for you.
Sega had a number of April Fools pranks this year, but the most notable was this wearable Mega Drive, dubbed the Megane Drive (megane being a Japanese term for glasses). Id be way more excited about this than any sort of Google product. Also, you can also find a bunch of other Japan-specific April Fools jokes here, in Kotakus round-up.
Blizzard is known for their elaborate April Fools pranks, and this one didnt disappoint. Blizzard Outcasts: Vengeance of the Vanquished is apparently 2D fighting game with heroes from all of Blizzards franchises, including Dirt Devil from Rock n Roll Racing, this is probably the fake Blizzard game that Id be most interested in playing.
Google is known for adding funny functionality to its products on April Fools Day, but this addition of collectible Pokemon to its Maps app is the most directly gaming-related in recent memory. Theres not much to it; all you do is hunt around the map and tap on Pokemon to add them to your Pokedex, but its well fleshed-out for what it is.
Fez II is back on!
Oh, Phil Fish. One of the more volatile game industry personalities, the Fez creator shut down his Twitter account several months back after a very public feud. But before stepping out of the spotlight, he announced that his new game, Fez 2, was canceled. He made his Twitter public again on April Fools Day with an update that said only im back! FEZ II is back on! He hasnt updated since.
Its one thing to say youre doing or making something as a joke, but ArenaNet actually went in and made some changes to their game, effectively turning on something of a big head modefor all characters in Guild Wars 2. Hopefully the big noggins didnt hamper visibility too much.
Bioware actually had a couple of fake items up in their store, but the most amusing is this Garrus Vakarian body pillow. Garrus is objectively the sexiest character in the Mass Effect universe, so the only disappointment about this joke is that the product wasnt actually available for purchase.
I dont know much about Arma 3, but it seems to have a bit of a reputation as a hyper-realistic, serious military simulator. This prank, detailing the introduction of a karting mode for the game, also parodied a certain recent car ad featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Look, I know we specialize in games over here (weird, right?), but this Firefly prank managed to raise my ire. In case you werent aware, the TVAddict story claiming that Netflix would revive the beloved series is a total falsehood. Low blow, fellas. Low blow.
Pulling double-duty with a second prank late on April Fools Day, IGN posted a list of their top 7 radars in games, featuring, among others, Dash Radar from Shadows of the Empire and Tomb Raiders illustrious protagonist, Tomb Radar. You know its an April Fools prank because we didnt make the list. Jerks.
Half Life 3, The Last Guardian, Shenmue 3, and Psychonauts 2 reviewed!
Sorry, but this Half Life 3 review review we posted is only one of four April Fools reviews we posted this year, sitting among several other hotly anticipated titles that may or may not actually see the light of day. Check out our hopeful reviews of Shenmue 3, Psychonauts 2, and The Last Guardian. And yes, we included this because it was our joke.
So those were the pranks that caught our eye. Did you see any other hilarious pranks? Any other mercilessly disappointing gags? Let us know in the comments!
And if you're looking for more, check out our prank from last year and game tie-ins that radically changed the movie's plots.

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Balcostics Ltd. is a member of The Business Process Industry Association of Jamaica (BPIAJ).
The BPIAJ represents Information and Communications Technology, Business Processing Outsourcing, and related companies doing business in Jamaica. The Association is supported by the Jamaican Government and allied industries such as education and training, telecommunications, construction/real estate, financial, amongst others.


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When you do your regular clean out of your black water holding tank, you put a special clean-out wand down through your toilet into the black tank. That wand is attached to a length of garden hose. You can bring that hose in through the front door of the trailer, or you can attach a shorter length of hose to a faucet inside the trailer. As long as you have water on board, using the faucet is a great method because you can use hot water and you have much less messy hose to handle.
This kit includes: one 1/2" x 6-foot hose and a bathroom faucet-to-hose adapter.

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At Living Care Lifestyles, we know that choosing the right fit for Retirement, Assisted Living or Memory Care, is one of the biggest decisions that you, your family or loved ones will ever make. We are confident that the path to making the best decision can be made simpler by the selection of a care provider who embraces the values and expectations that you have for a life rich in quality. It is our on-going mission to provide the most comprehensive options available in the communities that we serve.
The Team at Living Care Lifestyles is passionate about providing warm and welcoming environments where creativity, options in healthcare services and celebrating life with our residents is our number one priority. We believe in supporting our residents and their families throughout our residents’ entire journey of care.
We look forward to you discovering the difference in our Brilliant Senior Living with our Living Care Family of Communities. We are continually working to identify how we can best cater to you and your loved one’s needs, while crafting the best in senior lifestyle living.
Thank you for your interest in Brilliant Senior Living with Living Care Lifestyles. We’re here to help get the information you need.

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Filth Cleaning in Wollongong is your only choice for when you need professional Filth Cleaning performed in your place of business or residence in Wollongong . Not only will you be guaranteed a professional Filth clean by our trained, professional Filth Cleaners in Wollongong , but you can rest assure that you will have a clean, safe environment to return to, free of any biohazardous material.
Our Filth Cleaners in Wollongong will not only remove the Filth from the home, but also the odour associated with this build of up Filth so you can be assured that you will be returning to a safe, clean, pleasant smelling home.


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Prospective startup investors will be especially attentive to the financial section of the plan. Because too much or too little funding will negatively impact growth, the funding needs must be projected as precisely as possible. Consequently, this requires the use of a dependable and reliable financial statement projections model.
You will need to build a financial statements projection model that prepares spreadsheet monthly forecast figures for the next year and annual figures for the following two to four years, starting with your current income statement, cash flow statemen,t and balance sheet, if applicable. In addition, you will need to add sections to the model for financial ratios that you or prospective investors are likely to care about, for example, profit margins, debt to equity, assets to liabilities. The best place to start is with the income statement projections (also known as profit and loss projections and P&L projections).
A Profit and Loss (P&L) statement measures a company’s sales and expenses during a specified period of time. The function of a P&L statement is to total all sources of revenue and subtract all expenses related to the revenue. It shows a company’s financial progress during the time period being examined and whether or not it will make or lose money.
A Balance Sheet is a statement of the financial position of a business which states the assets, liabilities, and owners’ equity at a particular point in time. In other words, the balance sheet illustrates your business’s net worth for accounting and book purposes.
In financial accounting, a cash flow statement, also known as statement of cash flows, is a financial statement that shows how changes in balance sheet accounts and income affect cash and cash equivalents, and breaks the analysis down to operating, investing and financing activities.

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Audioboom / "I've ripped out my studio and put a driving simulator in it!"
John Newman is back with a new single... although he will tell you that he's never been away!
Olivia caught up with him about his new studio design and his honeymoon!

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Biased Estimates: Lies or contextually relevant reporting?
I understand the arguments put forward about not plotting misleading graphs. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Don't_draw_misleading_graphs) But insisting that zero be on the y-axis is arbitrary. It's context that should dictate the scale of your y-axis (and the range of the x-axis), not an arbitrary value. Consider what zero would mean for the above series, nobody would be employed. That isn't a realistic value that those variables could take. And if I were measure those series as deviations from their means, they'd be centered on zero, but there'd be no new information.

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text: The Leonardo da Vinci partnership ‘ENCEPA’ is the creation of a network for European institutions and organizations offering continuing education and training for professionals in performing arts. The Danish National School of Theatre – Continuing Education is the coordinator of the network consisting of nine partner institutions in Norway, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Estonia, France and Denmark. The kick-off meeting was held in September 2010 and the project will culminate with a joint symposium in June 2nd to 5th 2012.


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We are excited to welcome Deb Lewis, and Vintage ’59, back to Rue Cler for another paired dinner. Last year’s Vintage ’59 dinner was truly outstanding, and we have an equally excellent line-up planned for this year. We’ve known Vintage ’59 founder, Roy Cloud, for over 20 years, going all the way back to our days in the wine business in the DC area. We’ve known Deb for nearly as long, and have an immense respect for her knowledge and palate.
The wines we’ve selected for this event are especially exciting. There’s the new release from Champagne Jacquesson, based on the excellent 2012 vintage. Jacquesson is a legendary house that continues to grow, stretch, and put out better and better wines. It is a treat to show a Burgundy from the outstanding 2015 vintage, particularly the gem of the Voillot holdings, Volnay Champans. We have the deep, intense Cairanne from Haut-Cances, where the vines are over 100 years old. The wines from Le Rocher des Violettes have been a revelation, and this time we get to pour the cuvée, from the oldest chenin vines.
As always, we’ve worked out an excellent menu tasting with Chef Todd Whitney, and the wines will be available for purchase, in limited quantities and at special prices, on the evening of the event. Rest assured, this will be an occasion that you won’t want to miss!
Seating is limited, so call us at 919-682-8844 today to reserve your place.


text: We understand that all children and families are unique and are here to help you find a child care program that best fits your needs. There are many types of child care to choose from, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Our Parent Services Experts are available during business hours to give you more information on different types of child care programs or to answer your questions – give them a call at (315) 446-1220 ext. 303 or toll free (888) 729-7290.


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Caldwell University is a small, private, four-year university enrolling 2,138 students and offering 46 degrees in Caldwell, NJ.
Check out the most popular majors and specific degrees students have earned at Caldwell University.
Check out the online programs offered at Caldwell University.
Do you have questions about furthering your education with Caldwell University? People are listening and are ready to help. Plus, we're pretty sure others have the same question you do!


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Waratahs women's coach Matthew Evrard has named a strong starting XV to face a winless Melbourne Rebels outfit this weekend. The Waratahs can secure a home grand final with a round five victory.
The Waratahs take on the Rebels in Bathurst on Sunday March 24, kicking off at 3pm AEDT, LIVE on RUGBY.com.au and Kayo.

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...and waves in front of boy’s face): BYE! Boy (startled, drops phone, screams): Aah! --- I like it to be simple, and effective. As long as it can help the kids imagine how the meaning of the conversations, I'm good. Black and white is fine. As this is a very small project, our budget for this is not more than 40usd for the book (5 dialogues as above).
Need a freelancer to work on an existing website that is static with two different Bootstrap versions...existing Header and footer. 2.) Convert all the existing theme Pages into one Bootstrap version. 3.) Merge all the theme pages into one theme. 4.) Fix all the Contact Forms or appointment generation forms. Need to Fix the things for 10 pages only.


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the song did play, i just had my volume muted. Its a great song tho!
Song is great (as usual), it would be better in the music if you make sound like Alestorm or Eluveitie, because pirate theme is a folk theme. It's just an advice.


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Senator Max Baucus is no stranger to controversy. He doesn’t shy away from it. Time and time again Baucus takes on tough and inevitably unpopular political fights. In many ways you have to respect it. Too many of our legislators run and hide whenever they see a tough issue on the horizon. For some reason, Max seems to embrace such opportunities.
The cynic would say it’s because of Max’s ego and these circumstances provide him a chance to amass more power and influence.
The optimist would say it’s because Max has political courage – even if his politics are that of compromise and accommodation.
Once again, Max is taking on an incredibly controversial issue sure to upset everyone across the political spectrum. This time it’s the U.S. Tax Code. Baucus is meeting with Democrats and Republicans to discuss the task at hand.
Obviously, this creates another headache for Max in terms of his re-election in 2014, so it’s a good things he’s already got a massive war chest and more money on the way. Let’s hope rewriting the tax code isn’t used as a chance to raise more funds. We can’t forget that Max has already threatened K Street lobbyists using the tax code.
Much like Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who both wield heavy hands in their home state politics, Baucus has invested a lot of time in Montana building the state party over the years. He has stumped for local candidates and recruited office seekers, including Steve Bullock, the Montana attorney general, a Democrat running for governor this year. Bullock said in an interview that Baucus was one of the voices urging him to run.
Whether you see Max as the Montana Democratic Party’s biggest backer or a centrist who compromises too quickly for political benefit, one thing is for sure: rewriting the U.S. Tax Code and the ripple effect it causes in Montana’s political environment sure will be a lot of fun to watch.
Let’s hope that in the end, we have a new Tax Code that is fair, balanced, and protects the institutions we hold most dear.
Re-writing the tax code is a sure way to practice the Protection racket. That’s a nice business you have there. Sure hope nothing untoward happens as we look at this old tax code. And just in time to raise even more money for 2014.
Go Max! Close all those loopholes to big Oil, and stop paying them subsidies…. they dont need it. especially EXXON!
This is going to need some close examination. For once what Ken is saying makes some sense. Hopefully this re-write means reform, not just shifting the loopholes and advertising imaginary money.
But then I also hold out hope that maybe, just maybe, Max is looking to do something big, leave a real national legacy, not just one in Montana. Maybe he hoped to do it with healthcare reform and recognized that what ended up passing was a disappointment for a lot of people, and wants to give it another try with an even bigger target.
Maybe that’s a little too optimistic, but I sure hope that’s why he’s trying this.
Do you also write for The Onion? your content and style are very similar.
I realize it’s a long shot, but haven’t you ever wanted to go to sleep believing you live in Frank Capra-land?
So that’s what’s required – willing suspension of disbelief!
That is probably what it would take to vote for him – I never have.
I am having a hard time forgetting the last BIG tax-code change — the Bush tax cuts. Didn’t Senator Baucus have something to do with that? Republicans on K-Street are salivating. Democrats, I will probably never understand.

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This is the Velveteen Rabbit. The same picture hangs in my house.
I've never bought any artwork in my life previously. I've never really "got it".
I walked past the picture in a shop window most days back from the gym, and something kept reaching out to me. I'd stop and just look at the picture for several minutes before continuing my journey.
One time I even passed the picture, then turned back to spend a few idle minutes contemplating what it was that I drawn to.
My wife, Julie, eventually told me if something was pulling me so strongly, I should buy it. So now it hangs in my house.
I realised quickly what it was.
We lost our daughter, Tia to stillbirth on August 31 2010. My wife, after 9 months was finally in labour, and between the hours of labour and getting to hospital, she was lost. She never came home with us.
I have no proof that she exists. There were no baby clothes, no balloons, no happy photos.
It was like she didn't exist at all, and that somehow her existence was invalid.
I struggled with this a lot. I still do at times.
But I see the picture of Velveteen Rabbit. He stands there, upright and proud. Standing against the wind, feeling it on his fur and blowing his ears back. Defiant with love. "I shall exist".
In that moment, that tiny moment, the Velveteen Rabbit does exist, against all odds. He's loved, and seen.
I always think of Tia when I look at that picture. She's not here any more. She doesn't exist in my world today. But she's always with me. She has left a mark. In my heart. I think of her and miss her. Other people can't see that, but she is here, with me.
A person doesn't have to be with you for you to love them. Just remember them. And love them. And they'll live on, with you.
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With Code-A-Pillar, Development Really Comes Into Play!
See what develops as kids play with Code-a-pillar. Problem-Solving Skills Once kids can 'program' a path for Code-a-pillar, the sky's the limit! It opens the door to problem solving as they figure out how to get Code-a-pillar to go wherever they want! Planning and Sequencing Skills After rearranging his segments a few times, kids will discover that if they plan out a path for Code-a-pillar and put his pieces together in the right sequences, they can get him to follow it! Critical Thinking Skills The more kids rearrange Code-a-pillar pieces, they more they develop critical thinking skills by 'programming' different combinations to send him in different directions!
Make Lots Of Fun Connections!
Can your child make Code-a-pillar go from 'Start' to 'Finish'? Place the 'Start' and 'Finish' targets on the floor. The path he takes to get there is up to your preschooler! Or you can turn any room into an obstacle course! Have your child figure out how to rearrange Code-a-pillar to send him under a table or around a chair. Or draw a map together and see if you can get Code-a-pillar to follow it!


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What a quack upWhat a quack up!
As part of Reconciliation Week, Glenis Little and Catherine Piota organised a First Nation’s Festival in the grounds of the Queen Elizabeth II Seniors and Community Centre in Geraldton.
The Bundiyarra-Irra Wangga Language Centre mob go together to entertain the audience with a rendition of Heads Shoulders Knees and Toes.
It was the purrfect quack up for a Saturday afternoon. Well done Jenni and Rosie!
A unique Aboriginal tourism experience will soon be offered in Geraldton.
Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation (Bundiyarra) is about to reap the reward of community consultation, strategic planning and solid hard work that has resulted in more than $270,000 in funding through the Liberal National Government’s Regional Grants Scheme.
Regional Development Minister, Terry Redman, announced the funding on July 27. The Regional Grants Scheme is designed to improve and develop infrastructure and services in the regions, through the Royalties for Regions program for community, public and not-for-profit organisations.
Mr Redman said the funding of $272,000 has been awarded to Bundiyarra to help the corporation develop an urban Aboriginal tourism venture.
Bundiyarra CEO, Marchelle Retallack, said the Bundiyarra Board is thrilled with the funding and it allows the corporation to realise a long-held aspiration to expand and be more self-sufficient while offering a unique experience to tourists.
“The Board and staff have worked hard alongside community to make this happen and now we will be able to progress our plans to develop the grounds and offer a unique cultural centre for greater community and a tourism experience around the dreaming tracks on the Reserve,” she said.
A big day is planned at Bundiyarra on August 11 to celebrate the Royalties for Regions funding.
The Language Centre has been out and about again, heading north to Carnarvon and Shark Bay.
Part of the Language Centre’s mandate is to make contact with communities and form relationships to help preserve language.
Linguist Rosie Sitorus said on the recent trip to Shark Bay with Language Centre Coordinator, Jenni Gregory-Kniveton and Malgana woman and Bundiyarra Board member, Bianca McNeair, was to meet community and show them some of the Bundiyarra-Irra Wangga Language Centre resources.
“We met with a mixture of people, young and old,” she said, “we haven’t made a resource in Malgana for 13 years as there are no speakers.
“We showed them the Alphabet poster project, which is a great way to connect with communities and ensure every community has access to resources in their language,” said Rosie.
The team had a meeting at the Yadgalah Aboriginal Corporation in Denham (Shark Bay), and have established contact to return to do some more fieldwork.
Visiting Carnarvon they did some Yingkarta and Warriyangga work.
“We will also being doing some Warriyangga visits in Burringurrah soon,” Rosie said.
"This months Local Language 'Badimaya' | mayidyi - Aboriginal man, Aboriginal person | dyuba - Child | murni - Woman, Female | dyudya murni - Old woman | dyudya - Old person |"

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text: Souss-Massa is a region in Morocco that is home to some of the country’s most popular surf spots. Cities such as Taghazout, Agadir, or Tiznit have amazing surf breaks that any avid surfer will want to try. Taghazout in particular is a fantastic surf spot and we recommend Anchor Point, Killer Point, Banana Beach, and Hash Point. Book yourself a spot on a surf camp in Souss-Massa and have the time of your life!


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A fire erupted early today in the banquet hall of a luxury hotel and swept through the building, killing at least 34 people and injuring at least 41 others, police and hospital officials said.
The police said the blaze started at about 2:15 A.M. in the Siddharth Continental Hotel in the southern part of the capital and was still raging eight hours later.
Most of the dead were believed to have been guests and the police said many appeared to have been suffocated by smoke as they slept.
A spokesman for the All India Institute of Medical Sciences said some of the 23 bodies brought to the hospital were those of foreigners, including nationals from Japan, France and Pakistan. The spokesman said that 22 people with injuries were treated and that 17 were admitted.
A spokesman for the Safdarjang Hospital said that 11 bodies had been brought to the hospital and that 19 people were admitted for treatment of burns and smoke inhalation.
The police said the blaze was probably caused by a short-circuit in the electrical system in the banquet hall on the ground floor.

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Remote monitoring of heating and hot water systems may not be a new concept, but we are seeing more intuitive web-based systems being developed which allow customers on or off site to access their own platform and monitor their system’s performance data via their web browser.
CHP modules are usually sized in relation to their thermal output and should reference the base load of a building. They are also perfectly suited to the likes of care homes, hospitals, and swimming pools, where there is a constant demand for heating and hot water, day and night. With this type of application however, comes the need to ensure the system is running 24/7.
One of the main benefits of monitoring a system remotely is that all parties can be notified via text message or email immediately if a CHP module stops working for any reason so any issues can be resolved as soon as possible.
Remote monitoring can also benefit the supplier or manufacturer of the equipment as the analysis of historical trends can help to resolve particular issues. The monitoring system places the responsibility back on the manufacturer to manage and react to individual requirements as and when they occur, which can often be before staff on site are even aware.
As CHP technology becomes more familiar in the UK and the benefits of large systems are realised, many service level agreements are demanding that a given site’s CHP module must run for a guaranteed period per year.
With growing pressure on manufacturers to ensure their CHP module runs seamlessly day in, day out, the ability to monitor its performance remotely can greatly improve performance and maintenance. The manufacturer can view how many hours the appliance has run for and when the next service is due, as well as keeping an eye on any performance shortfalls. This means that the CHP module can be repaired pro-actively, rather than in response to a breakdown.
Automatic restarts can also be actioned remotely under certain fault conditions, without sending an engineer to site, and maintenance staff responsible for a daily check of the CHP system, can do so from their own desk.
Once the benefits of remote monitoring become more widely known, it will soon become a must-have addition to any modern plant room. Beyond this, we are excited to see what other adjustments can be made to monitoring systems to make them even more intuitive.


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Welcome to a guest edition of ASPI suggests (sug-guests?)—I will be your guide.
Two tech industry billionaires spent a significant portion of this week debating how best to deal with the threat of killer robots. While that might sound like the plot of a Michael Bay movie, the participants in this debate were none other than Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Musk, of SpaceX and Tesla fame, has repeatedly warned the world about the potentially apocalyptic consequences of an unrestrained push to develop fully fledged artificial intelligence (AI). Facebook’s Zuckerberg believes Musk is being overly dramatic, and he’s a lot more optimistic about the future of AI. Though Musk says that’s just because Zuckerberg’s ‘understanding of the subject is limited’.
Whether by conspiracy or coincidence, the internet has been rife with articles about AI and robots this week. On the military side, Lockheed Martin is talking up the potential role of AI in the next generation of fighter jets. Meanwhile, old US Air Force F-16s are being converted into unmanned target drones, and one was recently shot down during test exercises. But drones aren’t restricted to the air domain: underwater robots are going to be integral to the future of naval warfare. And it’s not just us—China wants to be the world leader in AI by 2030.
On the commercial side, this VICE piece suggests that improvements in AI may be costing jobs, but there’s also something of a jobs boom in the software engineering industry. Also, the UK government is introducing compulsory registration for hobbyist drones, and iRobot (maker of the Roomba robot vacuum cleaner) has come under scrutiny for contemplating the sale of house-mapping data.
It seems we can’t go a whole week without talking about our American friends, but this one might drum up some local discussion, too. President Trump has said that he wants to ban transgender people from serving in the US military, leaving many scratching their heads. It looks like the announcement may have blindsided Defence Secretary Mattis and the Pentagon, and some of Trump’s fellow Republicans on the Hill have been critical of the new policy—although it’s not altogether clear if there has actually been any official change in policy.
Trump cited high healthcare costs as one of the reasons to bar transgender individuals from serving. In other entirely coincidental news, the US Navy commissioned its new aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, last weekend, which cost roughly the same as the nominal annual GDP of South Sudan.
A few interesting research pickings this week: the US Army’s Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) put out a new publication on the future of war into 2050 (PDF), including many buzzwords like cyber warfare, synthetic biology and lasers. Don’t let the ’90s video-game instruction manual cover deter you—they’re absolutely thinking about the right things. They’ve also put together a collection of sci-fi short stories (PDF) on the subject. Defense One has been thinking about the future, too. It has released a new ebook, The future of military tech.
There’s also a new paper on Central Asia, Russia and China from the German Marshall Fund. The region has historically been considered part of Russia’s sphere of influence, but that relationship was severed during the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Now Moscow may have to compete with Beijing’s growing influence in the region, and the GMF paper looks at policy options for the US in that context.
And coming full circle on artificial intelligence, there’s an extensive new report from the Belfer Center on the policy implications of AI and national security. There’s a lot we should be thinking about in this space, even if we don’t take Elon Musk’s robopocalypse concerns seriously.
This week’s episode of The Spear from the Modern War Institute looks at the 2003 invasion of Iraq from the perspective of Maj. John Spencer. Spencer was a platoon leader during the invasion and offers some unique first-person accounts.
And for the World War I enthusiast, this week’s Dead Prussian Podcast talks to Kings College London scholar David Morgan-Owen about British strategic thinking over the 30-or-so years leading up to the eventual breakout of the Great War in 1914.
The Council on Foreign Relations’ Richard N. Haass and former US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter discuss a new VICE documentary, A world in disarray (40 minutes). The documentary is based on the book of the same name by Haass, which examines the recent upending of the global order. You can also check out the trailer here.
And everyone’s favourite sock-puppet strategist, Binkov, looks at what a war between Pakistan and India might look like in 2017 (10 minutes).
Canberra: Next Saturday, the Australian War Memorial will host a curated talk on Australia’s role in the Guadalcanal campaign. That day, 7 August, marks the 75th anniversary of the campaign’s start.
Canberra: On 10 August, ANU’s Strategic and Defence Studies Centre will host a public lecture on the future prospects for the ‘rules-based global order’.
James Mugg is a researcher at ASPI. Image courtesy of Flickr user Official USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN71).

industry_corpus2: Artificial Intelligence


text: Neste Rally 2006 was driven with our own sponsorships from mainly Tuuri but also other regions of Finland. So we collected budget by ourselves and Asko Sairanen was my co-driver at this event. This is the only event that I have driven with Asko in WRC level. Our target was to pass the rally and get experience for the future. At the very first special stage we had some disagreements because of spin, but after that we got right mood. We tried our best and we were competing even for the 8th place, but we had also some technical difficulties. Tyre exploded at Ouninpohja and it got fired. We need to stop and extinguish the fire, it was quite close that whole car got burned. We managed to change the tyre but it took 3-4 minutes. We were dropped at the scoreboard quite a lot. After that we got oil leakage at the gear box and it caused another fire, but we managed with that. I don’t remember all the other difficulties but after all those we reached the finish at the 17th place. We got fighting spirit trophy. We decided to finish the rally, and so we did.


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Our company was established in 2006; headquartered in Baoan district of Shenzhen, with location just 5 -minute driving from Shenzhen International Airport. Under the headquarter, there are 4 subsidiaries: HK SCGK founded in 2012; Meizhou ZSBS Co., Ltd in 2012; HK BESTC, Co, Ltd in 2013, and BESTC in 2014. And In 2015, we are rated as one of high-tech enterprises and we are also honored to be listed in Qianhai stock exchange center In Shenzhen(the Business code: 665834), in the same year, we are recognized as the authorized manufacturer of MFI.
SCHITEC now occupies 10,000 square meters, with around total 400 employees, more than30 sales staff, and 20engineers for R&D. In Meizhou, we have our own PCB factory; and in Shenzhen, we have a plastic and mold workshop, we also have SMT workshop, chargers and cables workshop, totally our production lines up to 30, the daily productivity for PCB board is up to 6000 square meters, the charger is 60000pcs, and cables for 40000 pcs.
Shenzhen Shenchuang Hi-tech Electronics Co., Ltd is a high tech enterprise which specialized in phone accessories production and sales. Our main products include travel chargers, car chargers, USB cables, wall chargers and other digital products.
Mobile phone, ipod and others digital devices.
Our company SCHITEC has passed the international quality management like ISO9001: 2000and rated to be the certified manufacturer of MFI. With the faith of "quality comes first, honest business oriented" , we keep researching and designing new products and plenty of our products have passed certificates like CE, FCC, ROHS, C-TICK, SAA etc.Every year, much capital will be invested into developing new moulds andover 20 models acquirethe patents approved by our country.
SCHITEC now occupies 10, 000 square meters, with around total 400 employees, more than30 sales staff, and 20engineers for R&D. In Meizhou, we have our own PCB factory; and in Shenzhen, we have a plastic and mold workshop, we also have SMT workshop, chargers and cables workshop, totally our production lines up to 30, the daily productivity for PCB board is up to 6000 square meters, the charger is 60000pcs, and cables for 40000 pcs.
Under the efforts, unity and innovation from all our staff, our company has been increasingly expanded our business into Europe, Australia, America, Asia, total 60 foreign countries, Also we provided OEM &ODM services for the well- known brands globally like.
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text: Social Network Analysis (SNA) is a method that is widely used in the social sciences, but that so far has had relatively little impact in the Humanities. Nevertheless, SNA has great potential for the study of religion both in history and the contemporary period. Its use allows us to discover new patterns in the way actors associate and interact. Innovative perspectives that bring to light unexpected structures can confirm or contradict our intuition of what was afoot in a given network. In the study of Asian Religion we now start to see the kinds of datasets emerging that allow the application of SNA. This workshop introduced the methodology of SNA and current SNA datasets for the study of Asian Religion. The bilingual workshop (English-Chinese) was attended by more than 50 scholars of East Asian Religions and sponsored by the Wan Boo Sow Research Centre at NUS Department of Chinese Studies, “From The Ground Up: Buddhism & East Asian Religions”, and the Chung-Hwa Institute of Buddhist Studies. The workshop taught (1) basic SNA measurements and metrics, (2) how to use Gephi for the visualization of social networks, and (3) how to use and access existing SNA datasets for the study of East Asian religion and history. On this website we archive some of the slides and the datasets that were used by the instructors, and some online visualizations by participants.


text: Grace Notes String Quartet have performed extensively and have a vast and varied repertoire. They aim to provide you with just the right atmosphere for your event. Ranging in size from a solo violin to a string octet, they are flexible to both your budget and musical needs. Grace Notes can transcribe and arrange any piece of music for your occasion if it is not on our current repertoire lists.


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HUM out of Hong Kong and known for their Pervasion digital player has recently released Pristine Reference In Ear Monitor, a two driver, two-way design that is designed to compete with flagships. Is the Pristine competitive with CIEMs that have over double the driver count?
Grzegorz Baran, founder of Spiral Ear, has done it again with the SE 5-way Ultimate, raising the ceiling on CIEM performance. There too many good things to say about the SE5U, but the word Ultimate does fit the product well.


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Aren’t you tired of having challenging people turn up in your life? Why are they there and how can we make them go away? This lively evening presents an alternative view on the presence of these people and how we can best transform a negative experience into a more positive one.
Meditation and practical exercises included.


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This employee competition brought to life our values of creativity, solutions-driven, and integrity and culminated in the donation of thousands of canned goods to needy families in our communities.
CS worked closely with the Penn State University team and supplied sunshades for their Natural Fusion House.
Each year, we make physical and monetary donations to local organizations or local chapters of non-profits including, but not limited to: American Heart Association, American Forest, NORWESCAP, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Hurricane Harvey Relief efforts, local schools and emergency squads.
We feel it is important to make a positive impact everywhere we conduct business so supporting an organization with a global reach is important to us. We therefore donate annually to Doctors Without Borders. Our most recent donation helped this international humanitarian organization respond to emergencies and provide medical care to needy individuals in more than 60 countries.
CS offers innovative easy to change curtains and curtain track systems to help reduce the risk of hospital acquired infections.


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Costco vs. Sam’s Club: Which Wholesale Retailer Fills Your Shopping Cart?
Stocking up on everything for the office, from coffee to paper clips, can be a lot for office managers to keep up with. However, going to wholesale stores makes this task a lot easier. When buying office supplies in bulk, not only do you make fewer trips to the store, but you end up saving the company a bit of money.
But which one should you go to? We’ve paired megastore Sam’s Club up against its main rival, Costco, to see who comes out victorious as the ultimate superstore.
We’ve compiled the facts, but we’re leaving the decision up to you. So look over each section, then vote for your favorite wholesale retailer in the poll below.
Costco guarantees your satisfaction on every product it sells, and that guarantee is backed up by a full refund policy.
Some items, including computers, cameras, MP3 players, cell phones and televisions, must be returned within 90 days of purchase for the refund. Items purchased through Costco.com can be returned to your local store for a refund, including reimbursement of shipping and handling fees.
Sam’s also offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee on its products. For a full refund, a receipt is needed. Without a receipt, Sam’s will refund the purchase at its last selling price. Just like Costco, most electronics must be returned within 90 days of purchase, with a receipt, for a refund. Fresh products (including meats, bakery items and produce) are subject to Sam’s 200% guarantee which is double your money back or replacement of the item plus refund of its original purchase price. Items purchased through SamsClub.com can be returned to your local Sam’s Club for a refund. You must bring in the order print out for a full refund and shipping and handling expenses are not included in the refund.
Costco members can get the app at no charge and use it to shop, find Costco locations, get prescriptions refilled, upload photos and send them directly to the Costco Photo Center and renew their membership. The app also offers a helpful notepad where you can keep a running shopping list. The app includes access to the latest issue of Costco’s member magazine and special “online only” products.
The Sam’s Club app is also free and offers many of the same features that the Costco app offers, including the ability to shop, find locations, upload photos to the Sam’s Club Photo Center, and renew memberships.
The app lets members create lists and add items from their list right to their virtual shopping cart, read and write product reviews, view upcoming events at their local Sam’s and shop an extended selection of “online only” products. Members can use the “Click ‘n’ Pull” feature to pick items to get pulled and picked up at their nearest Sam’s Club location.
Costco will refund your membership fee in full if at any time you are not satisfied. Costco offers four membership types, all of which are annual.
Executive Business Membership: $120.00. Executive Members enjoy an annual 2 percent reward (limited to $1000.00 annually) on almost all Costco purchases and can add six additional cardholders for $60.00 each. Executive Business members can take advantage of savings on services such as check printing, payroll services and identity protection. They also receive roadside assistance at no charge for vehicles enrolled in Costco’s auto insurance program and are even offered special travel perks.
Executive Gold Star Membership: $120.00. The Executive Gold Star Membership includes a free household card and provides the same 2 percent annual reward that executive Business Members enjoy. They also receive additional discounts on many Costco services.
Business Membership: $60.00. Costco’s Business Membership includes an additional household card at no charge and the ability to add additional cardholders ($60.00 each).
Gold Star Membership: $60.00. This membership allows you to purchase products for personal use and provides one additional card for free.
Like Costco, Sam’s offers four memberships, all of which are annual. Your membership fee will be refunded in full, on or before the expiration date if at any time you are unsatisfied with your membership.
Sam’s Plus: $100.00. Advantage Plus members enjoy early shopping hours, starting at 7:00 a.m., Monday through Saturday, 8 percent off name-brand prescriptions and 40 percent discount on a number of generic prescriptions. When Advantage Plus members use the “Click ‘n’ Pull” to order online by 5:00 p.m., their order will be pulled and ready for them the next day. The Advantage Plus membership also comes with no-cost flat tire repair, car battery testing and wiper blade installation.
Sam’s Club member: $45.00. Advantage members receive two annual membership cards, free flat tire repair, car battery testing and wiper blade installation service, and the “Click ‘n’ Pull” service.
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In April 1960 the average high temperature in Adak Island, AK was 38.5°F, and this was 2.9°F cooler than the average of 41.4°F. The hottest day in April 1960 was 26 April when the temperature reached 43.3°F. Overnight the average temperature in April is 33.2°F and in 1960 the average overnight temperature was 1.4°F cooler at 31.8°F.
In April the average monthly rainfall in Adak Island, AK is 1.59 inches with rain usually falling on 17 days. In April 1960 there was a total of 0.00 inches of rain, that fell on 14 days.


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Let us be your been-there, made-that-mistake research buddy.
I was 16, and the only hurdle between me and my driver’s license was maneuverability, the test where mean people set up cones a few inches apart so you can squeeze your car between them  backward. All my practice yielded only flattened cones.
Big sisters to the rescue. Jen and Becky, three and two years older than me, packed me and our soccer pylons into the minivan and made tracks for the nearest parking lot. Having recently been green behind the wheel themselves, they remembered all the tricks and coached me through the cones: “Right … left … cut hard back to the right!” That was years ago, but I still can parallel park with the best of ’em.
I wouldn’t have admitted it then, but life would’ve been much harder without big sisters. They softened up Mom and Dad when it came to issues such as dating. They confronted college applications and apartment searches, then let me in on the secrets. Sure, we occasionally got into mischief – but it almost always was a blast. Like the time when, with Jen as our ringleader, we emptied a jumbo bottle of Mrs. Butterworth’s on the basement floor and played slip-and-slide.
It’s great to have a more-experienced someone (or someones) looking out for you, whether you’re talking maneuverability or genealogy. Someone to give you research advice, lend moral support when leads dry up like the Sahara, and dance a jig when you finally find Great-grandma Millie in the 1900 census.
And Family Tree Magazine is there for you with this Trace Your Family History special issue. First, we’ve got editor Allison Stacy’s time-and effort-saving list of 21 essential tools for starting your search. It’ll keep you from smacking your forehead in the middle of a hot-and-heavy research session, wishing someone had mentioned you’d need these things.
Speaking of tools, you’ll find them throughout this issue. Check for an easy-to-use relationship chart and tips for telling the difference between, say, a first cousin once removed and a fourth cousin twice removed. Photo sleuth Maureen A. Taylor offers a guide to deciphering clues in mystery photographs, plus a worksheet for recording the evidence. Open up the Beginner’s Toolkit for handy research forms and quick-reference guides to software, key terms and repositories.
You’ll eventually have to get records from two of our nation’s most venerable  and bureaucratic  institutions: the federal government and the county courthouse. Much like the prospect of inching past those orange cones, they can be big and scary. Emily Anne Croom ushers you through the administrative maze to census, land, military and other federal records. Or maybe, like Family Tree Magazine contributing editor David A. Fryxell, you’re eager to expand your research repertoire. He’d never scrounged for records in a county courthouse until we asked him to do just that  and to share his valuable lessons with you.
Online searching can be just as frustrating as going in person. You’ve surfed all the big Web sites, but never seem to find meaningful ancestral information. Computer guru Rick Crume gives tricks for sifting through seven popular sites. If your investigations turn up a family black sheep – maybe he swindled his neighbors or abandoned his six children and ailing wife  we lend a shoulder to cry on. Get perspective from others who’ve made the best of having “nontraditional” ancestors.
That’s just some of the genealogical help this issue has in store for you. Because we know: Whether you’re dodging pylons or research brick walls, playing slip-and-slide or census hide-and-seek, you can reap the benefits of knowing someone who’s been there.
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The Integrated Manufacturing System (IMS), Group Technology, Numerical Control, and Computer Aided Design (CAD) were four outstanding innovations that were one-time milestones of scientific industrial management. This book describes the expectations and disappointments of the common pitfalls of these ingenious ideas, which leads to understanding of their gradual disappearing, and proposes a way to restore these methods for long term utility and value.
The first three innovations dominated the industry till the mid-1970s. Surprisingly, the reason for them being replaced is the same: research of the “routine” was misleading regardless of its ingenuity. In the fourth case, CAD does not support CAPP (Computer Aided Process Planning) and thus Numerical Control could no longer support developments of a system such as a flexible and automated factory. However, they incorporate many features in a specific resource instead within a manufacturing system. CAD technology and machining centers remain remarkable as a specific (unique) manufacturing resource. This work proposes ways to revive these innovations for the future.
Innovation is a driver for the development of new products and production methods. It should be an integral part of a system and not pursued for its own sake. This volume shows, explains, and remedies this by treating these interesting examples.

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Faraaz Sareshwala. "KAMon: A Kepler Module for Runtime Monitoring of Scientific Workflows". Talk or presentation, 16, April, 2009; Poster presented at the 8th Biennial Ptolemy Miniconference.
The Kepler scientific workflow systems allows scientists to quickly and easily assemble computational pipelines from predefined components (actors and subworkflows). Kepler workflows often involve computationally intensive steps (running, e.g., on a remote cluster), and may work over many large datasets. However, there is currently only limited support for execution monitoring in Kepler, which would be particularly helpful for such complex and long-running scientific workflows. For example, it is not obvious how to "animate" multi-threaded domains such as PN and COMAD (single-threaded domains such as SDF naturally allow animation). Similarly, the system shows no visible difference between when the workflow begins to when it is about to end. As workflows and the datasets they operate on continue to increase in size and complexity, it also becomes increasingly important to provide the workflow user with information on what is going on "behind the scenes". For long running-workflows, users assume the additional role of an "operator" and need to be able to identify performance bottlenecks and other trouble-spots (e.g., runaway queue sizes), or to simply monitor general execution progress. As a first step towards that end, we present a prototype Kepler extension module, KAMon (Kepler Activity Monitor), which allows scientists to monitor runtime activity and execution progress. KAMon allows to monitor certain key observables, e.g., firing duration and delay (time spent during or between firings, possibly inferred from token read/write operations), the total number of tokens processed (consumed or produced) on a port, and "token buildup" (i.e., number of tokens in a queue, waiting to be processed). Furthermore, we are able to calculate workflow progress under certain computational models and provide scientists with an estimated time to workflow completion. KAMon has already proven useful in practice to help with locating and analyzing a problem with concurrently executing workflow branches in COMAD. KAMon employs and combines independently contributed code (e.g., for observing token flow and for displaying observables in a monitoring window and on the canvass), and packages these extensions using the new Kepler build and extension module system. In future work, we plan to improve and extend KAMon further, e.g., to include more (even user-defined) observables and to provide post-execution support for benchmarking and profiling of workflows, a feature that would be useful in particular for production workflows (i.e., which are run repeatedly and routinely).
users assume the additional role of an "operator"

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Thinking of a career in retail? There is a free five week training programme Bright Lights Starting Out in Retail which begins at Fort Kinnaird on 29 October.
The course will give you access to high quality training, including advice from industry experts, support with interviews and CV writing, as well as Health and Safety training and WorldHost Customer Service training. You would also get valuable on-the-job experience by spending time at some of Fort Kinnaird’s biggest brands.
Anyone interested in signing up to the programme will first have to attend a Taster Session on 17 October 2018 which you can register for on Fort Kinnaird’s website.
This will give you an opportunity of finding out more, put questions to the course leaders and enrol for it if it is the right thing for you.
Bright Lights Starting Out in Retail is funded by Fort Kinnaird’s co-owner British Land and delivered in partnership with the Recruitment and Skills Centre – a leading centre for recruitment and training in retail and customer service skills.
All those who complete the training will receive formal qualifications, including SVQF Level 4 in Customer Service, which will be presented at a special celebration event on 30 November 2018.
Liam Smith, centre director at Fort Kinnaird, said: “The Bright Lights Starting Out in Retail programme can have a real impact on the lives of people in our community, helping them to discover their potential and gain valuable experience about what it’s like to work in a fast-paced retail environment.
John Gibson from the Recruitment and Skills Centre said: “Our free training programme is a great chance for people in Edinburgh to gain nationally recognised qualifications, as well as gain valuable experience of what it’s like to work with some of the UK’s biggest retail brands.
Those interested in attending the Taster Session should call the Recruitment and Skills Centre on 0131 669 9883 or emailjohntgibson@RSCfortkinnaird.co.uk.


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Today is the first day of National Chocolate Week. It’s caught me completely unawares this year. I’m worried I’m losing my chocolate grip. In a panic, I’ve just had a look through my draft posts to see if I have anything suitable. Well, I sort of do, a post from 18 months ago! These caramel chocolate chip bars may not be overloaded with chocolate, but they were rather good.
Sometimes, rather too often in fact, I just want something sweet and comforting. Today was one of those days. I blame our local library which has far too many tempting cookery books. Recently, I just so happened on a new Hummingbird Bakery book, Life is Sweet. Although I generally find American recipes too sweet, even for me, I thought I’d take a look anyway.
I’m glad I did as there are lots of great ideas in the book. I do like the American penchant for traybakes and bars and there are plenty to choose from. In a hurry, I opted for the relatively easy caramel chocolate chip bars. And I was right of course, talk about sugar overload. I cut down the sugar by a 5th and they were still very sweet. But they were good and just what I needed. Soft caramel flavoured sponge with a crispy top. The caramel had sunk in patches as had the chocolate, so from time to time there were bites of gooey fudgy chocolatey bliss.
As well as cutting down on the sugar, I halved the quantities and added a bit of mesquite powder to give the caramel flavour a boost and add some nutrients. I used a mix of two thirds wholemeal to one third plain flour which worked very well.
A soft sponge with a crisp crust and occasional bites of fudgy chocolatey bliss.
Put the toffees and cream into a small pan over a gentle heat and leave to melt whilst getting on with the rest - an occasional stir is all that is needed. Remove as soon as you have a caramel sauce.
Beat in the eggs, one by one.
Sift in the dry ingredients and stir until just incorporated.
Add the milk and stir in gently followed by the chocolate chips.
Scrape the mixture into an 20cm (8") sq. silicone mould or lined cake tin and spread evenly.
Pour the caramel over the top and bake at 175℃ for 30 minutes or until an inserted skewer comes out almost clean.
Leave to cool, then cut into 12 rectangular bars.
Here’s the link to all my #NationalChocolateWeek posts for those years when I’ve been better organised than this one.
I didn’t know it was National Chocolate Week – what a good excuse to eat chocolate! These bars looks fab, I love caramel.
Ooh how delicious, the caramel sauce made from melted toffees sounds so good. I haven’t come across mesquite powder, it sounds intriguing!
I really like it and usually stick a bit in my chocolate cakes. It’s the ground dried pods of the mesquite tree which originates from Mexico and Peru. It tastes slightly sweet and slightly caramely and is meant to have loads of great nutritional qualities.
Thanks Isabella. Your oat bars sound totally scrummy too.
Where do you get your mesquite powder, and what sort of flavour is it? These look like a fab treat for Chocolate week!
Mesquite is a bit like maca, only nicer. It has quite a good caramely flavour. I get it from good health food shops. You’re bound to have one of those in Bath.
oh good lord, how juicy do these look! So naughty but so nice. Surely it’s chocolate week every week in your house?
These bars look way too tempting, Choclette. Caramel and chocolate…a dream team, isn’t it?
Yuuum. I love the look of all that caramel on top. These would be so good with salted caramel too!
It would be fab with salted caramel. I made CT’s birthday cake with salted caramel, but in my usual fashion, I didn’t write down method or quantities and can no longer remember what I did – sigh!
Oh wow, these look amazing. My daughter has been asking if we can do some baking and these look ideal.
Great idea, they’re easy to make and would go down a storm I’m sure.
Definitely worth a shot Sarah. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work, although you don’t want the caramel substitute to be too wet. Let me know how you get on and I’d love to see a pic if they work.


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Mary Collins , b 1780/1 , Enfield , Marriage / Death ?
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Not 100% sure this is her.


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Discussion in 'E-mail Discussion' started by paperlion, Apr 7, 2005.
Lost several emails recently after leaving the 'leave copy on server' button on in the client email s/w by mistake. This caused the diskspace limit to be exceeded for the account, and mail returned or sent into a black hole.
Then, to add insult to injury, while this was happening, an email notice was sent out by cpanel about being over 91% capacity or so, but this email was addressed to the SAME account that was having problems. (Although in this case it should have been received, no one remembers seeing it). For argument sake though, if mail just wasn't getting through at all, sending a warning notice to somewhere else must have been thought of - has anyone else seen this as a mod or simple enhancement?
Can anyone advise how that email can be changed?
AFAIK, you cannot change it. That said, I though the overquota emails went to the cPanel account contat email address? If it doesn't, I'd suggest that as the better route, which you can request in an enhancement entry in cPanel's bugzilla.
Chirpy, thanks for the advice.
It seems the warning messages go to the account address itself - probably good enough in most situations, but clearly not all.
FWIW, I created a filter in the Mail section, which I imagine will work for all email within the domain (yes?). I set the subject filter for: Mailbox Size Warning (critical) and directed the forward to the webmaster's off-site email.
What I really wanted to do, was create a special email with multiple forwards, say: echo-admin@domain.name - which would be used to have any sort of administrative type warning mail to be sent to both the client AND the webmaster or admin or other third party, (or all of them for that matter). I think this address could only be used though, where the warning address is accessible to be modified.
Without going to the bother of creating an email account like this for each client if it wouldn't be used other than with this email warning, does anyone know if it's possible to use multiple addresses in the forward address box instead, and if so, what separators should be used?
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I recently re-watched The Naked Spur for probably the 12th time in my life. How could I not? James Stewart is one of my all-time favorites and Westerns are my jam… and jelly… and toast.
I have a ridiculous confession to make concerning this movie. Like 85 percent of Westerns I’ve seen, my first experience with them was as a child. My dad lived for Westerns, so they were pretty much on 24/7 in our home. Cowboys, “Indians,” saloon girls, deputies, and sheriffs were like family.
I don’t like George Bailey like this.
I don’t like the lead girl.
So I never watched it in it’s entirety. I had a problem getting past Janet Leigh for some reason. As a young girl, my ideal leading lady in Westerns (as well as tv and other movies) looked closer to the dolls I played with. She needed the flowing brunette, red, or blonde hair and pretty clothes. Janet Leigh, with her sassy short hair and decidedly “boy clothes” didn’t amuse the child version of me any more than angry “George Bailey” did.
Fortunately little girls grow up. When I was older, I watched the movie past the 10 minute mark (all the way to the end) and wondered how I could have been so wrong. James Stewart was, of course, wonderful in the role (the range of this actor is amazing) and as for Janet Leigh… gorgeous.
The kid version of me couldn’t get past the clothes, the adult version of me can’t get past the face. Seriously, this is the exact face you’d expect angels to have. She was a stunning actress and doesn’t get enough credit for being one of the loveliest and most talented actresses ever. Although she doesn’t smile often in the movie, when she does it lights up the screen. Her’s is one of the most beautiful smiles to grace any screen, small or large.
Although I love Westerns as much as anyone and probably more than most, I’ll be the first to admit that the “story” isn’t always the star. In fact, many times (after watching a Western), you’ll find yourself asking, “Okay, what was the plot exactly??” The Naked Spur has a creatively-written plot – an actual story, if you will. The characters are all flawed to a certain degree, which makes it even more entertaining.
The Oscar-nominated story stars Academy Award-winner James Stewart (“It’s A Wonderful Life,” “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” “Vertigo”) as a ruthless (or as I always thought of him, an “angry George Bailey”) bounty hunter (Howard) who’s looking to bring in an outlaw (Ben) portrayed by Oscar-nominee Robert Ryan (“Crossfire,” “The Wild Bunch,” “Bad Day at Black Rock”). The bad guy’s beautiful co-traveler is Lina, played by Oscar-nominee Janet Leigh (“Psycho,” “Touch of Evil, “Little Women”).
The film also stars Ralph Meeker (Roy) and Millard Mitchell (Jesse). Mitchell’s Jesse is my personal favorite character in the movie. Little greedy, but you know what, I’m going to go ahead and forgive him for that.
Filmed in the gorgeous Rocky Mountains, The Naked Spur is considered by many as one of the best westerns ever made.
When watching The Naked Spur, you, of course, have to keep in mind that it was made in 1953. Going in, expecting more than should be expected from this period will rob you from enjoying the movie as it should be enjoyed. Then again, that can be said of all the wonderful movies we celebrate here on Hollywood Yesterday.
The film is beautifully done and perfectly cast. It’s one of those films that I would (and do) watch every time it’s on television.
Was inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry.
Director Anthony Mann also worked with James Stewart in The Man from Laramie.
The movie is (MUCH) better than the trailer – although it’s a hoot in spite of itself.
You can find The Naked Spur on Amazon. Speaking of the DVD… for those of us who’ve seen the film… ummm, can you believe the far-fetched art work on the front? Pretty funny!
One of the coolest, most lovable actors EVER… and certainly one of my personal favorites… Jimmy Stewart, was born nearly 100 years ago on May 20, 1908 in Indiana, Pennsylvania. To honor him, Turner Classic Movies will be showing some of his best movies during the month of May.
I guess it’s obvious why my favorite Jimmy Stewart movie isn’t being included. It just wouldn’t be the same to watch It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) without a Christmas tree and a plate of Christmas cookies and fudge nearby.
Click HERE for the Jimmy Stewart Profile on TCM.com.


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Hockey Shootout Rental - Choose your target and shoot that puck!
This net completely flattens out for easy traveling, and when set up with the poles it comes with, it will have 5 targets!
This game comes with a left and right hockey stick (cannot forget about those lefties out there!) You just have to choose between a Wooden or Composite stick.
You will receive 3 pucks - you just have to choose the type of puck that you would like! The foam ones are normally preferred as they are softer and will cause less damage at halls.
Rent this 20" x 36" vinyl sign - just fill in the blanks with a dry erase marker - huge time saver! We suggest you charge $5 for 3 pucks. Label the middle target 50 points, top 25 points, and bottom 15 points. We recommend that the highest score wins tickets to a sporting event, or something sports related.
Our Hockey Shootout game is a classic, because come on… hockey is not going out of style! This easy set up net is perfect for parties that want to have a competition between their guests. Because it is competitive based, it works great at Fundraisers as people like to compete against their buddies to show them who has the most skills! There are 5 targets to aim for, so you can get creative at what you want to label them as. The only thing we will caution you about with this game, is to ensure you have the space for it. You need to allow some space between the net and the hockey player, but if you have a large venue, you are good to go!
We have some recommendations that will help you understand how this game is played. The net has five targets: four targets are in each corner and one target is in the middle. The middle target is typically the hardest for people to achieve; the bottom corners are the easiest, and the top two corners are tricky but probably not as hard as the middle target. See below on what we recommend you label the targets. For playing, we recommend that give each player 3 pucks to shoot with, and note that these pucks are foam pucks – not the hard plastic ones that easily ding up walls and hurt people! We also supply you with a left and right stick for them to choose from. Get a lineup of people going to create some competition between players!
We have some excellent tips on how to profit with this game, if you are using it at a Fundraiser. We recommend that you charge $5 for 3 pucks, so they have 3 chances of hitting the desired targets. Perhaps you can assign each target with a point value, and after shooting three pucks, add up their score. Then see who has the most points at the end of the night and they would win one grand prize. Or they have to get over a certain amount of points to get into a tournament that you are holding later on that night. Or maybe you have a bunch of smaller prizes that you can give away if they get over a certain amount of points.
Alternatively instead of using the point value system, you can label the targets to say “win a drink ticket” or “win a raffle ticket”, etc. Label the net to say whatever you want and whatever works with your theme!
We have highlighted in Green what you may want to bring with you so that you are well prepared. You probably don’t need a blanket for this one but of course if you have one in your vehicle already it won’t hurt. And the only reason we say bungee cords is if it is loose in your truck bed – this is very light weight and it will fly away if not anchored down or it will need something heavy sitting on top of it.


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Jan opens her New Studio, Old Studio and her Cottage as the perfect venue for showing her stunning large acrylic on canvas paintings in an informal setting, along with Figure Sculptures by Angela Palmer. Mentor Jan will also showcase the new and exciting Photography by Fatma Richards.
"The Mystical Wye" Mural Commission was designed and completed by Jan in the Saracens Inn, Symonds Yat, Ross on Wye.
Seasonal Open Cottage/Studio Autumn to end of Spring annually. Thank you!

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