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Join us to learn how to manage Agile projects in this 9 hours Agile Project Manager training and workshop. Register now - only 3 seats are still available. What will you gain by attending this training & workshop? Certification of attending Agile Project Manager training and workshop Thorough understanding of Agile project management methodology Hands-on Agile workshop Networking with fellow business professionals Professional portfolio created during workshop 9 PDUs for PMP / PMI-ACP recertification 9 SEUs for CSM Recertification This is a two days training and workshop. Gain the full benefit of training (day 1) and workshop (day 2) by attending both days. Agenda: Tuesday, April 2nd - two hours Agile Project Management training Starts at 6 pm – ends at 8pm Networking session – up to 10 minutes Learn Agile project management methodology – approx.
1.5 hour (1 break + 1 interactive Planning Poker game) Team assignments – 5 minutes Q&A – 15 minutes (until 8pm) Saturday, April 6th – seven hours Agile Project Management workshop Starts at 8:00am – ends at 3:30pm Networking session – 10 minutes Introduction to workshop's objectives – 10 minutes Experience five 1.5 hour sprints designing a hands-on product Workshop's retrospective – 15 minutes Certification ceremony - 5 minutes Closing at approx. 3:30pm Our Vision is to help you become a better professional. We offer innovative and in-person training and workshops that are based on current market trends that will help you excel at what you do best. Read more about Blue Ocean Workshops on our https://www.blueoceanworkshops.com/about-us/.


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How Can We Repay Hashem?
We recite in Hallel on Yom Tov, which recently ended, and on Rosh Chodesh, which begins this Motzai Shabbat: “How can I repay Hashem for all His bounty to me? I will raise the cup of salvations and the Name of Hashem I will invoke.” R’ Ben Zion Nesher shlita (one of the senior rabbis in Tel Aviv, Israel) explains that the question in the quoted verse should be understood as follows: “How can I repay Hashem?” No matter what I would given Him or do for Him, “all His bounty [is] to me!” No matter what I would do, my very ability to do it comes from Him, so I am stuck in an endless cycle of indebtedness!
The resolution of this dilemma, writes R’ Nesher, is in the next verse: “I will raise the cup of salvations and the Name of Hashem I will invoke.” If I invoke His Name in public and cause others to learn Torah and perform Mitzvot, then I can repay Hashem. This may be understood through a parable about a Torah scholar who claimed that he engaged in Torah study for 26 hours on Shabbat. When he was asked how that was possible, given that there are not that many hours in a day, he explained that he taught a one hour long class that had 26 participants. Thus, he was responsible for 26 hours of learning.
Why is the Chatat mentioned before the Olah in verse 2, but after the Olah in verse 24? And, what was the nature of the debate between Moshe and Aharon?
R’ Zalman Ze’ev z”l (1789-1867; “R’ Velvele, the Maggid of Vilna”) explains: Midrashim teach that Aharon was afraid to approach the Altar because he was ashamed of having made the golden calf. His fears were strengthened by the command in verse 2 to take an animal for a Chatat before taking an animal for an Olah. The reason a Chatat ordinarily precedes an Olah is that the former atones for sins, while the latter is a “gift.” Before one can bring a gift — a sign of friendship — to a king, one must obtain the king’s forgiveness for any wrong done him. Aharon reasoned, therefore: From the fact that Hashem commanded that the Chatat be taken before the Olah, I infer that He is still angry at me! And, Aharon concluded that it was his own sin that had caused the deaths of two of his sons, Nadav and Avihu. In that case, he should not have been performing the Avodah / sacrificial service and should not eat the Chatat.
However, verse 24 states that the fire consumed the Olah before the Chatat. This means, Moshe argued, that Hashem was not angry with Aharon and Aharon was not responsible for the death of his sons. Therefore, Aharon could perform the Avodah and could eat the Chatat.
Aharon responded: Granted the fire consumed the Olah first to show that I have been forgiven. Nevertheless, at the time the sacrifices were offered, Hashem was still angry at me, as demonstrated by the fact that He commanded that the Chatat precede the Olah. And Moshe agreed.
The Halachah is that a rabbi may not issue a Halachic ruling (for example, regarding Kashrut or family purity) for a period of time after he has consumed wine. Nevertheless, he may sit on a Bet Din to rule on monetary matters even after drinking wine. The difference is that a Bet Din has three members; if one is not at his sharpest, the other two can guide him to the correct answer. In contrast, since a rabbi may issue Halachic rulings on his own, he must not have impaired judgment when doing so.
From the Wisdom of Our Sages . . .
R’ Yisrael Hager z”l (1860-1936; Vizhnitzer Rebbe) comments: The Gemara (Yevamot 109b) teaches that a judge should imagine that the gates of Gehinom are open beneath him, ready to swallow him up if he fails to judge properly. To avoid this fate, a judge must weigh the evidence and the law deliberately.
This is the meaning of the verse (Tehilim 75:3), “When I shall seize the appointed time, I shall judge with fairness.” If a judge takes his time and does not rush to judgment, he will judge fairly.

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The Ottawa Field Target Association (OFTA) has a new website http://www.ofta.ca with basic info about the group and FT in general. It's still a work in progress so there are still a few bugs to work out.
Dave, that looks great. I look forward to checking in from time to time.
I love your logo a very serious look on that Beaver's face!
There's nothing worse in the woods than running into a well armed beaver, lol. Now I might need to change the look of the face on my beaver target. Lookin' good.

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The Foundation’s largest fundraiser of the year, Race For Grace is held each spring at Norwin High School. Offering something for everyone, participants have the option to run a 5K, walk a 5K, or walk a 1 Mile course. Beyond the race itself, the day is packed with family-friendly entertainment, extensive children’s activities, impressive Chinese and Silent Auctions, charitable hair donations, live dance performances, full concession stand for breakfast and lunch, and a merchandise gift store. Grace attended the inaugural race held in December 2007 and this special event continues to draw the community together, not only to raise funds and awareness for DIPG, but to honor and celebrate her beautiful life.
The Foundation’s fall fundraiser is held each September to spotlight Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Established in 2009, the golf outing is played under a scramble format, with several contests and exciting prizes offered. Ending the day with a lovely dinner, open to both golfers and non-golfers, allows supporters to gather in a relaxed atmosphere to announce awards and auction winners. The theme of September being Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is woven into the intricate details of this fun event.
The Foundation’s winter fundraiser is the perfect kickoff to the holiday season. In a most festive setting, families partake in an enjoyable breakfast before meeting the guest of honor – Santa Claus! Children have the opportunity to spend one-on-one time with Santa, including sitting on his lap and having their photo taken, all without a rush or long waiting lines. A complimentary family photo is given as part of the ticket price. Attendees also receive a Christmas ornament, customized each year as a Foundation keepsake.
Your contribution will enable the Reflections Of Grace Foundation to support families with love, give children hope, and fight pediatric brain cancer with grace.

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stop loss, and your exit strategy. (These are orders that automatically get you out of a trade when the market youre in hits a certain price.) A common rule is to take 50 of your position (your money in the market) forex machine learning database tuning at a certain profit point, maybe 100 maybe.2 (this. (Entering a trade or putting on a trade or entering a position just means youre buying (or selling short) into a market.) James got to trade emotionally because he wasnt actually trading. That is a move! You cant seem to follow the system like you did in the test month. This must be determined before you enter a trade. Id mess. The gap shows one last push. Version #2: This is the more interesting versionthe market moves in our favor!
Even after I finished, I thought it was terribleactually I was just scared to share the story. You input the trading data, and the system generates a response that indicates the appropriate action. Again, make sure any trades that you intend to place are supported in all three timeframes. Ive tried and failed to write this article ten times. Keep in mind, however, that this is not a mechanical/automatic trading system ; rather, it is a system by which you will receive technical input and make a decision. Now isnt that ridiculously easy? The two candlestick show consolidation of price movements.
For me, a month of profitable trading (and a statistically significant number of trades). Yeah, he got that at the top and rode it straight to the bottom. This is even more important than a strong offense dont go broke! (I will keep tabs on a bunch of charts sitting at these areas while I wait for the other requirements to be filled.). That being said, there are some decent newsletters out there. (And thats probably a good thing.) Someone did make 2,000,000 with this information though. The James Dines letter being one of them. Managing the Trade Lets say we get long Soy Beans. The first is the simplest, this is the first filter I use to sort through charts: is it at multiyear high or low? And I actually was the exception. I sent it to a reader who had asked me about trading.

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Taking a road trip is a fun way for your family to spend time together and explore the beautiful country we live in. To help keep expenses down, we like to make our own snacks. These road trip snack ideas are sweet, salty, and satisfying. Whether you are taking a road trip to Cape Cod or you are leaving this beautiful place we call home, don’t forget to pack these delicious road trip snacks.
Having a place in your car to store your road trip snacks is important. For drinks, fruits, and cheese, we like to bring a small cooler. I like the small square coolers with removeable lids, but some people prefer a style with a lid that is attached to the cooler. I also like to use a small tote bag or collapsable picnic basket to corral napkins and food items that do not need to be chilled.
Maple Toasted Almonds are a family favorite. You don’t need any special tools to prepare this recipe, but a small silicone spatula makes it easier to combine the real maple syrup with the almonds and brown sugar.
The sweet and salty combination in these Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Bacon Cookies is amazing. If I saved this cookie recipe for road trips, I’d be living out of my car. Seriously.
Granola is one of my favorite go-to snacks for road trips and eating at home. It’s quick and easy to prepare. The freedom to customize it is endless, too. Try this Simple Homemade Granola recipe the next time you’re looking for a quick snack. If you bring yogurt in your cooler, it’s nice to top it with this simple homemade granola.
In our family, we’re big fans of mini muffins. The smaller mini muffin size lets you grab ’em and go, without leaving a trail of crumbs behind you. You do need a special mini muffin pan, but no other special tools are required. These two bite coffee cake muffins won’t leave you disappointed. I promise.
Because mini muffins are so easy to make, you’ll want to whip up a batch of these Sweet Cream Blueberry Muffins. Having a variety of mini muffins is great for ‘second breakfast’ in the car on long trips. And they’re perfect to enjoy with your afternoon coffee, too!
If muffins aren’t your thing, maybe you prefer donuts?! Check out this recipe for simple baked donuts. You’ll definitely want to buy a special donut pan for these, but you can also bake them in a mini muffin pan if you don’t think you need the donut pan.
I’m not saying you need to make all of these recipes, but having a variety of snacks and treats makes road trips even more fun!
What are you favorite road trip snacks?

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Ocean shipping, Damco operations to operate with single point of contact.
Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk said it will integrate its liner shipping service and its Damco supply chain services operations and sell them starting Jan. 1 as Maersk products and services, the latest step in the company's multi-year strategy to position itself as an end-to-end supply chain management provider instead of just an ocean freight carrier.
In addition, Maersk said that, effective Oct. 1, it will combine its three regional carrier brands, MCC Transport, Sealand, and Seago Line, under one company that will be named "SeaLand - A Maersk Company". The Copenhagen-based carrier said the new structure will help strengthen brand recognition and ensure clarity for customers.
Maersk's integrated operation will be run by Vincent Clerc, the company's chief commercial officer. Damco CEO Klaus Rud Sejling was named to the new post as head of Maersk's Logistics and Services Products, reporting to Clerc.Damco's freight forwarding business, which serves customers requiring air freight services or multi-carrier options in ocean freight, will continue to be run as an independent business under the Damco brand. The move will enable the unit to focus solely on freight forwarding, Maersk said. Damco COO Saskia Groen In't Woud was named the CEO of the freight forwarding unit.
In February, Maersk CEO Soren Skou laid out an ambitious strategy to transform the company over the next 3 to 5 years into a global integrated logistics provider carrier to match the likes of FedEx Corp., UPS Inc., and DHL Express. Skou has said the overarching mission is to deliver simplified, interconnected, end-to-end services with Maersk being the customer's only point of contact.
Maersk plans to would expand or deepen penetration in areas like trade finance and facilitation, and warehousing and distribution. A soup-to-nuts strategy would enable Maersk to charge a decent premium for its services, and make it less reliant on volatile freight rates for its profits, Skou said at the time.
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Rockford University is pleased to introduce the new Bloomberg Business Lab and invites the public to a special open house on February 27, 2018 from 4:30 – 6 p.m. Complete with state-of-the-art Bloomberg Professional services terminals, the Bloomberg Business Lab, part of the Puri School of Business, is the only one of its kind in the Rockford region. Providing trusted real-time and historical data as well as market-moving news and analytics, the Bloomberg Business Lab will allow our students to develop leading skills for careers in finance, economics, accounting and other business fields. For more about the new Bloomberg Professional services at Rockford University, read the full press release here.
During this open house, professor and students will be in the lab to demonstrate how this powerful global technology is being used in the classroom. In addition, the Puri School of Business features newly renovated spaces, and guests are invited to tour the entire facility.
Where: Puri School of Business on the campus of Rockford University. Building is located just east of the 5050 East State Street entrance.
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Government is unique in its ability to demand your money — in the form of property tax, sales tax, and fees. Government uses this money to provide public goods; streets are an example. Everyone agrees that street management is a necessary and proper role for government.
In Corpus Christi, spending on existing street programs is approximately $35 million per year. It is likely that this number will grow by an additional $10 million to $20 million as a new, residential street reconstruction program is implemented.
Ordinary people and businesses pause from time to time to evaluate if their own money is spent wisely. This is especially true when considering a large, new purchase.
Conversely, government does not generally evaluate its spending — because it is your money, not theirs. There is one exception, when the people come together to demand information and accountability from government.
The history of street spending in Corpus Christi is not good. Delays in the bond programs. Cost overruns. Hidden underinvestment leading to failed streets.
If we want a different outcome, then we must have a different process and probably a different culture. This is particularly necessary at this time, as the city is about to ask the citizens for a lot of new money and the amount of street projects is likely to grow by 30 percent.
The City Council has empowered independent citizens to form a street committee on which I am one of nine members. Now is the time to fix underlying problems, put the past behind us, and to start with a clean slate to avoid repeating mistakes from the past.
When one plans for the street reconstruction program, it is valid to look at the existing street maintenance program to get an understanding of the way the city does business. These programs primarily differ only to the degree of construction on a particular street. However, most other processes are comparable, including contracting, planning, budgeting, information sharing, and accountability, among other processes. Understanding the current situation is a necessary precursor for improving it.
Most people agree that there is too little information being shared with the public about the current spending on the streets. We must fix this with regard to existing street programs, so people have confidence that money is spent wisely before considering government demands for more money and new street programs.
Current street spending includes city staff, outside consultants, systems, materials, contractors, and overhead, among other items. What is the spending mix among these categories? — hard to tell. Is productivity for each of these spending categories measured and managed? — Unsure. How much road gets reconstructed or maintained per dollar spent? — hard to tell. Are street work activities grouped into understandable projects so work plans, budgets, and contractor bids minimize costs? — don't know.
This is not an effort to find problems within the city departments in order to assign blame. This is an effort to evaluate if the city has good procedures to avoid problems in their entirety, or at least avoid repeating problems.
If city accountability is strong, then the committee should present its findings in detail to the public and the City Council. It will build trust. If city accountability is weak, then the committee should present its findings in detail to the public and City Council, and the city should fix it. It will build trust.
I hope that city staff, consultants, contractors, the City Council, and the committee embrace this opportunity to get it right. We are all on the same team.
The committee will not and cannot impose any solution. The committee only facilitates change, because any improvements and the implementation must come consensually from within the system. Will politics, petty bickering, and protection of the status quo derail the committee work? — I hope not. Will media report innuendo or fact? — time will tell.
YOU, the citizens, are an important part of the process. Demand information! Demand accountability! Demand good government! This only seems fair because, after all, government is demanding money from you.
Before government reconstructs streets; government must reconstruct trust.
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Not a truffle, but an Accolade!
We are proud to have been included into Trip Advisor's Hall of Fame. This unique accolade is granted only to those businesses that have won the Certificate of Excellence for five years in a row..


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ANTM will be returning here to Never Enough Shoes as Watch With Lel And Sel is on hiatus until I move back into a house with a gazillion channels and Lel finds some spare time in between learning medical stuff.
Be sure to let me know what you think during the show on Twitter (@NeverEnoughShoe)!

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Open Up Resources and Illustrative Mathematics have designed a middle school math curriculum, and build a custom content management system and authoring environment. The system allows for a number of output formats, including print-ready PDF, HTML, and Common Cartridge for learning management systems.
The goal in creating the system was to be able to deliver OER to districts regardless of their technology readiness. Districts who need print can get print and districts who want a digital format have several to choose from.
While this approach has been successful, there are clearly tradeoffs that have implications to the broader OER community. For one, developing a content management system (or even adapting an existing one) is a resource-intensive project. And perhaps more importantly, this multi-platform approach can muddy the capability of downstream users to revise and remix the content.


text: Baldwin Park, CA is located in Los Angeles County in Southern California. We have 613 businesses listed for Baldwin Park and below you'll find links to restaurants, hotels, shopping, and attractions in the Baldwin Park area. As you can see by the map of Baldwin Park some of the nearby cities include West Covina, Irwindale, West Puente Valley, Valinda and Mayflower Village. For you map buffs, the Baldwin Park latitude is 34.0853, the longitude is -117.961, and the elevation of Baldwin Park is 114 feet. An interesting fact is that the Baldwin Park city population is 80,566 which equates to approximately 0.8 percent of the 9,848,011 residents in Los Angeles County.


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After experiencing thirty-four years of living with fibromyalgia, Cat Fink declared ‘I’m not doing this anymore!’ That was 2011. What followed was two years of creating an intuitive personal path to healing and full health.
Cat used her eighteen years of study and practice as a professional artist and as a Tibetan Buddhist in the Shambhala lineage. To these she applied what she learned from the work of Sonia Choquette, Wayne Dyer, Dee Wallace, Jennifer McLean, Pema Chodron, and others. The result was three new processes of using memory, story, and love to unite body, head, heart, and spirit in walking back into health. Cat is now free of fibromyalgia. She works full-time as writer, artist, and creativity teacher.
Cat is a graduate of Studio Arts at the Victoria College of Art, and the Public Sector Management Program, University of Victoria. She develops and leads workshops and classes in creativity. Her drawings have been published in International Artist’s How Did You Paint That book series, the Multifaith Calendar, and as cover for FOCUS Magazine. Cat has received residential and financial awards from the Banff Centre and the Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation, as well as juror’s and purchase awards. Her art and writing have been presented in over sixty solo, juried, and group exhibitions to date.
Her philosophy of life is simple. Choose love. Make your choices through love, and choose what you love.
Cat is mostly sure that all creators are Tricksters; one of her teachers told her that willing to be a fool is the first wisdom. She says that everything she draws and everything she writes is truth masquerading as fiction. And she doesn’t always leave tracks.
Read more of her writing and see her life-based art at www.walkingowlstudio.ca.
Photo by Artist and Photographer Rosalie Favell. rosaliefavell.com Used with permission. Thanks, Rosalie!


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Our Mechanical Service Division, with a crew of 40, has been factory trained by all major equipment manufacturers – Lennox, Carrier, American Standard and Trane. We have specialized skills in solid state/pneumatic control installations and have completed reciprocating and centrifugal chiller factory upgrade training.
The BAS (Building Automation Systems) Group of the Mechanical Service Division has certified installers for the installation and programming of the Trane Summit DDC Control System. This product is used on RHP Mechanical Systems’ design/build, design/assist or plan specification projects when applicable.
RHP Mechanical Systems maintains ongoing support with all of our design/build, design/assist or plan specification clients through retrofit, mechanical service, expansion or performance upgrades.

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The very much professional Devin McCourty is one the eminent players of football. Currently, he plays as a safety for the New England Patriots of the National Football League (NFL). He also played college football at Rutgers University. The Patriots in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft drafted him. He plays as a safety but he also has an ability to play at the position of cornerback. Devin McCourty was born on 13 August 1987. His place of birth was Nyack, New York. He is American. His ethnicity is black. Devin McCourty is a top player of football. He has a great technical skill and a perfect tactical ability. His fame is huge. He already lives a successful life. His birth sign is Leo. He is the son of Calvin McCourty and Phyllis Harrell. He is not the single child of his parents.
Devin McCourty went to Saint Joseph Regional High School in Montvale. His brother Jason also moved with him. At his high school, he played as a cornerback and free safety. As a senior, he had 50 tackles and three interceptions. He also played basketball as a point guard.
Devin McCourty attended Rutgers University where he played for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team. In 2007, McCourty and his brother Jason started as a cornerback. He played outstandingly well and named All-Big East Conference academic selection in his first two seasons.
Devin McCourty's professional NFL career started in 2010. He started his career with New England Patriots. He agreed to a five-year contract on July 28, 2010. His new contract with Patriots is for 5 years and $47.5 million. It also includes $15 million signing bonus and $7 million guaranteed salary.
Opening some important page of his personal life, he is a married man. He married his longtime girlfriend Michelle Powell in 2016. They are newly wedded bride and groom. They are extremely happy in their married life. There is no rumor in the air about their separation. It seems like their relationship will last long. They do not have any children now. His brother Jason is also one of the professional names in the world of football. He plays at the position of cornerback for Tennessee Titans. He is very close to his family. Especially his mother. Despite having the busiest schedule, he has maintained a perfect balance between the personal and professional life. Currently, he is not suffering from any injury. He has sportsmanship and his followers can follow his footsteps to get success.
Devin McCourty has a good height of 5 feet and 10 inch, which is around 1.77m. His salary is extraordinary. His estimated net worth is around 19 million USD. He has numerous of fans on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Recent updates about his bio can be taken from Wiki.


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What is better IBM Watson Analytics or Kibana? Specific firms require different types of Data Visualization Software. To learn which service fits your needs, think of evaluating various solutions feature by feature an taking into consideration their conditions and pricing. Likewise, you can get a quick idea of their overall effectiveness and customer feedback by having a look at our smart scoring system.
The results are: IBM Watson Analytics (9.9) vs. Kibana (9.6) for overall quality and usefulness; IBM Watson Analytics (97%) vs. Kibana (99%) for user satisfaction rating. Examine their high and weak points and see which software is a more sensible choice for your company. A simple, practical way is to note down the advantages and disadvantages of both solutions side by side and check which software has more benefits.
Our team put a lot of effort to prepare reviews of all popular Data Visualization Software solutions that you can find on the market, but among all the ones we reviewed these three deserved our special attention: SAP Analytics Cloud, IBM Watson Analytics, Sisense.
IBM Watson Analytics has two enterprise pricing options you can choose from. Starting at $30.00 per month, it is an economical application for analyzing and visualizing your data.
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IBM Watson Analytics can synchronize with 19 applications, including IBM Cognos.
An intelligent, self-service data analysis and visualization application for discovering patterns and insights in your data.
Kibana by Elasticsearch BV is an open source application. You can download it free from the website and host it by yourself on your own servers.
However, you also have the option to acquire the solution as a hosted service via Elastic Cloud. The paid service has a straightforward enterprise pricing that starts at $45.00 per month. There is also a free 14-day trial with no commitments. To help you decide whether to subscribe to the hosted service, its features and inclusions are listed below.
Elasticsearch enables you to access the Kibana API for further customization of the application.
An open source data discovery, navigation, and visualization application.
If you continue having doubts about which service will be best for your business it might be a good idea to analyze each service’s social metrics. Such metrics are frequently a way to see how popular every app is and how big is its online presence. For instance, in case of Facebook IBM Watson Analytics has 137500 likes on their official profile while Kibana profile is liked by 88279 people.

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How do you find international contacts?
Data.com is awesome as we all know... and it's a FANTASTIC resource when it comes to lead generating in the US, Canada, etc... however, I'm not sure how many of you have the same case as I am right now where I am wanting to reach out to specific people in large organizations and they are located overseas. I would love to be able to send them a quick message and even give them a quick call however with time difference and everything it would be easier to reach out to them via email or leave a message through a direct number if available instead going through their main number on their websites.
Aside from LinkedIn, are there any resources available that you know of? Please share if possible. Thanks!
Re: How do you find international contacts?
@DualAlbum84, as you have discovered, many countries are not supported in Connect. This is primarily due to privacy laws that vary from country to country. Contacts in connect can only be from one of the following countries -- United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada, India and South Africa. According to the Data Contribution Guidelines, contacts that use an approved email domain but are located in any unsupported country are supposed to be deactivated even if they are valid. Adding a contact who lives and works in a country that is not supported is not permitted, per Data.com Connect privacy policies. Knowing this, you can find many international contacts by searching deactivated contacts. Many have the country listed in the title. Likewise, if you find a contact in linked-in you may find their email in deactivated contacts.
Similarly not all email domains are approved. Approved domains include. .aero, .au, .biz, .ca, .com, .coop, .edu, .gb, .gov, .ie, .in, .info, .int, .je, .mil, .museum, .net, .nz, .org, .pro, .sg, .tv, .uk, .us, .za and .br It is not possible to add emails addresses from any other domain.
When I am building lists and a contact is not in connect, I use Mail Hunter to try and figure it out. https://hunter.io/ then use an email verifier to see if its valid. http://www.mailtester.com While not all email addresses validate (yellow), those that do show up as green (good) or red (bad). Hope this helps.
@DualAlbum84Like connect, mail hunter has a chrome extension as well as adds a button to linked-in that generates email addresses with a percentage of probability relative to its accuracy.
I will definitely give your suggestions a go, thank you so much for the advice.


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Waltraud Wagner was found guilty of murdering fifteen people, seventeen attempted murders and two counts of assault. Wagner and her accomplices Stephanija Meyer, Maria Gruber and Irene Leidolf are thought to have murdered between forty-eight and two-hundred people. We do not currently have information on any of her victims.
I am looking for any information you might have about Waltraud Wagner’s childhood.
Info on her is hard to find. You might want to try and track down the episode of “Deadly Women” (episode 1×03) that profiled the Lainz Angels of Death.
If you’re on NetFlix’s download service, you can find it here. I’ve not watched it, but it’s probably your best bet.
I don’t know of any books on her, but it wouldn’t surprise me if there were some in German.

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Far from technical. Very cool. Had the feel of the romantic in it. Great word choices and form. Good job!
While this is more of an artistic write - so to speak - it didn't grab me as much as the wheelchair poem which was exactly why I decided to read another post of yours. You have the bones to present a variety of styles which is never a bad thing.
Well I really liked the way you used words here. At first I had trouble getting into what you were saying but then it hit me and I had to re-read it again and I felt the eons... the declaration of 1 love hidden in with the acceptance of mortality as opposed to an eternal life and wondering if it would be a meaningful, then declaring yes! Nice job.

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The Good News: Ubuntu 8.04 ships with Epiphany 2.22.2, which is slick – faster than previous releases, with the same carefully-chosen set of features that really make Epiph seem like "Firefox done right".
One noticable new feature is Session Recovery (finally!). There’s still no session-saving, but at least if Epiph falls over it (usually) remembers where it was.
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Matrimonial Property is any property or assets owned or obtained before or during the marriage.
How is matrimonial property valued?
Any matrimonial property (owned jointly or in the sole name of one of the parties) will be valued or appraised for the purpose of Financial Remedy Proceedings.
Your solicitor will not be able to advise you as to an appropriate financial settlement until full financial disclosure of all assets have been disclosed. Once this information has been received your instructing solicitor will know exactly what is in the matrimonial pot.
The income, earning capacity, property and other financial resources that the parties have or are likely to have in the foreseeable future.
The financial needs, obligations and responsibilities that the parties have or are likely to have in the foreseeable future.
The age of the parties to the marriage and the duration of the marriage.
The contributions which each party has made or is likely in the foreseeable future to make to the welfare of the family including any contribution by looking after the home or caring for the family.
The conduct of each of the parties but only in exceptional circumstances where it would be inequitable to disregard it.
Finally, matrimonial property can include matrimonial debt.
This can also include debt that was acquired by both or either spouse during the marriage that was used for ordinary family matters such as household expenses, the mortgage on the former matrimonial home or debt used to finance a family car. If some debts were acquired after separation they may be considered matrimonial debts if they were used to pay necessary living expenses or to maintain the house or car or other assets.
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Nestled on the third hole of the Oak Tree Golf Course overlooking the lake, Steven and Barbara Nix have a townhouse full of Christmas cheer.
“Christmas is our favorite time of the year with family and friends. I have collected teddy bears from my travels in the past years, but my son started me out on this journey of collecting teddy bears 40 years ago. They have to be really special to land a place on that Christmas tree,” Barbara says.
The Nixes enjoy what they call “the best-kept secret of Edmund” at the Highlands in their townhome designed 35 years ago by David Meyers.
When Christmas rolls around, the Nixes go all out with displaying decorations they love. At the center is a special Christmas tree decorated with teddy bears that each have their own story.
Putting the bears on a tree, however, was a new idea. Last year was the first time she decorated the Christmas tree with her furry collection.
“All of our grandchildren are grown and married, but I have two little ones that come along. So I put the bears on the tree last year because I thought they’d like it. They loved it, and it became my favorite tree.
But the two-story home with its soaring windows overlooking the lake isn’t just filled with bears. The Nixes also have a tasteful collection of reindeer figurines that are, in some cases, more than 100 years old. But Barbara’s favorite holiday collection has a history of struggle and hope.
Tucked into a curio cabinet are clay figurines created by Parisians that show peasant and country folk carrying baskets of gifts.
The family also has a collection of Byers Carolers, made in Pennsylvania.
“These figurines are also over 100 years old, and the company is still making them. My boys started me with them, but my grandkids now get one every year. So there’s just a lot of things that I love,” she says.
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Common across all of eastern Australia, these noisy birds can form huge flocks, resting in regular roosts close to water during the heat of the day and generally heading out to open country to feed either earlier in the morning or later on, when it is a little cooler.
Luckily, the pair of Sulphur Crested Cockatoos that stopped by my garden recently didn’t presage the arrival of a huge flock, but they did provide a few moments of pleasing entertainment.
Contrary to the way it may seem, I have a bit of a soft spot for these raucous natives. They are the clever clowns of the garden and are not immune from playing practical jokes. We had a large old pine tree in the garden of our house in suburbia where a small family of cockatoos used to congregate to break open the pine cones and eat the nuts.
Not so sure about the pine cones they used to drop on unwary gardeners and small children.
No. I’m not kidding. They used to wait until someone was passing underneath and then, basically, throw a pine cone at them. And laugh. True.
Or they would fly a low pass overhead and screech at the top of their voices from just behind their chosen victim. Believe me, they are loud. Does wonders for getting the heart pumping.
Whilst I had no objection to them eating the pine nuts, I was a little less pleased when they got stuck into our almonds. There was no keeping them out either. They generally found a way into or under any netting we put over our young trees, and looked at us with scorn if we tried to chase them off. They just laughed at the dog, who would stand at the base of the tree, barking, knowing full well that there was nothing that she could do!
Of all the birds, I think that the cockatoo has the most developed sense of humour.
When we moved up from Melbourne some years ago, our new neighbours had a pet cockatoo that lived on a perch on their front verandah. Our cat was a keen birder, despite our best efforts, multiple bells and water spray therapy. She took one look at Cocky and you could see her eyes light up. Heaven. On a stick.
I was chatting with our neighbour, Anne, at the time and spotted her (the cat, not the neighbour) stalking across the garden. With huge apologies, I went to prevent what I thought would be a disastrous introduction only to be stopped in my tracks.
“No, watch this,” Anne said, grinning.
A little reluctantly, I watched.
My feline friend continued her soundless approach, while the ‘unsuspecting’ cockatoo completely failed to notice. I nervously explained that our cat was a very efficient hunter.
Cocky was by now preening his feathers peacefully while the Great Hunter bunched up her muscles, poised for the pounce.
I swear she was already in flight when Cocky suddenly exploded in size, fluffing up his feathers, extending his wings and opening out his beautiful yellow crest, giving an ear piercing, blood-curdling screech.
The Great Hunter turned in mid-air (against all the laws of physics) and disappeared under our deck, from whence she refused to return until Cocky went to bed.
Cocky bounced up and down on his perch, while Anne explained that this was his normal way of greeting any visiting cats.
I would like to say that our cat was cured of her hunting tendencies as a result of that event, and, indeed, it did cramp her style for quite a while (nor did she ever approach Cocky again), but we still had to perform the occasional rescue over the last few years of her life.
Meanwhile, Cocky’s favourite idea of a joke was to call out to passer’s by, usually inviting them to go to the pub with him, in a voice so realistic that people unfamiliar with him would be looking around for their erstwhile new friend.
The visitors to our garden the other day were, by comparison, quite benign. Although they did spend some time investigating our weather station. And I’m not saying that they wouldn’t have attacked our fruit trees if the wallaby had left them anything to attack.
Still, I’m happy for them to be occasional guests, stopping by once in a while… just, please, not in clouds, descending like snow.
Take one cockatoo and pop it in a billy of boiling water with a rock and a handful of root vegetables. Boil until rock is tender then throw away the cockatoo!
I gather they are a bit on the tough side. Never felt the urge to find out, personally, but there you go.
Post Post Script: the collective noun for these comedic birds is recorded, variously, as a chattering, clattering, cluttering, crackle, or cacophony of cockatoos. My vote is for the cacophony.
Post Post Post Script: if you are keen to encourage these delightful birds into your garden by feeding them, I’m given to understand that they are partial to all kinds of seeds, nuts and fruit. They are also partial to eating any wood that your house or garden structures may be made from, bird netting or shade cloth, and the occasional TV aerial.
This entry was posted in our story, outdoors, rural / bush living, Uncategorized and tagged almonds, Banjo Paterson, birds, cats, jokes, pine nuts, recipes, Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, wildlife on April 23, 2014 by seventysevenacres.
A pair of kookaburras has recently taken to visiting our garden and the immediate surrounds. While they are certainly not the only ones around – there are several ‘tribes’ that we hear calling regularly, from different parts of the property – this particular pair are definitely feeling quite at home in our presence. The one in the photo is watching while Matt is clearing the slope down to the lower dam (getting rid of the long poa grass and spiky acacia bushes) in preparation for summer, and is not at all worried by the noise of the brush-cutter or the mulcher.
Kookaburras are a kind of kingfisher and are quite large in size, up to about 40cms in length. They are carnivorous birds, mostly living on insects, worms and small crustaceans. They certainly like the yabbies in our dams. We often find their leftovers – a bit of claw – here and there around the place.
I’m told that kookaburras are also partial to frogs, small mammals and birds, and young snakes. I found a small – somewhat dead – brown snake, minus its head, outside our bedroom window one day last year, and can only surmise that one of the kookaburras dropped it while flying over!
I’m wondering if this one is on the lookout for a something to eat – he (or she – I’m not sure how to tell) may well be hoping to score a quick treat running (or slithering) away as Matt works his way down towards the water. Or perhaps he is just curious. Some of the things we people get up to must be quite incomprehensible to the wildlife we share our home with.
I’m guessing this must be a young pair, just setting up home. They seem to be on their own, anyway, and not part of one of the other tribes. Apparently, kookaburras mate for life, and the young from previous years’ matings help with parenting duties until they make their own way out into the world, so perhaps these two are enjoying their first season together and will be building up a family over the next few years.
I’ll certainly be keeping an eye out for them.
They are a beautiful (and cheerful) addition to the list of visitors whose company we enjoy.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged birds, bush, kookaburra, wildlife on October 5, 2013 by seventysevenacres.
For Will and me, winter during the week is an indoors sort of time. We are generally up before the sun and getting ready to drive into school, and arriving home as the last rays of light disappear over the mountains to the west. On the drive back out of town, we often see the last of the sunlight, watery and pale, washing two large peaks just beyond Seventy Seven Acres with a golden orange glow. Sometimes we arrive home in the grey twilight, sometimes in the pitch dark. Occasionally, very occasionally, we might get home before the light fades… but this is a rare treat.
Once home, there is little to do outside other than fetch in some extra wood for the fire or take kitchen scraps out to the compost. Will might run around with a torch for a while, but it doesn’t take long before he heads indoors to the fireside to catch up with what Matt has been up to during the day.
A small winter flowering shrub… possibly a heath of some sort.
We join Matt on his never ending quest to find good wood to burn, or wander round the bush enjoying the winter wildflowers or looking for signs of the animals that share our little piece of heaven.
Today we have blue skies after a windswept night, with heavy rain-filled clouds to the south of us, blowing away towards the coast. Matt and Will have gone abseiling, and I’m just stealing a few moments to catch up on a bit of writing before I grab my coat and go for walk.
Outside my study window I can see some beautiful scarlet robins, two young males resplendent in their bright colours, chasing each other around. It all looks rather playful, but I’m guessing that there is quite a lot at stake for these two in the mating game. A small flock of finches is flitting in and out, too, and my friendly burrawang is picking his way through some scraps I put out earlier.
Beatrice with her new little one… still to be named.
There’s no sign of Beatrice and Eugenie today, but I did get my first peek at Bea’s new youngster through the kitchen window earlier in the week when she popped her nose out of the pouch for a few minutes before deciding the wind was too cold. I also had a pair of juvenile visitors – I’m suspecting it might have been Cerise with a younger sister, but no sign of Annie, so I couldn’t be sure. They were a bit nervous, though, and they hopped away when I went out to try and get a closer look.
Anyway, time to pick up my coat and go and enjoy some sun on my face and the breeze in my hair… who knows what I might see today?
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on August 17, 2013 by seventysevenacres.
…comes in many forms. Sleep-warmed, fluffy bedclothes in the early hours of the morning. Cuddly woollen jumpers and quilted coats. A roaring log fire. And, just occasionally, balmy afternoons bathed in crisp winter sunlight.
Today was a sunny winter’s day, just perfect for a walk around the bush and collecting kindling for the roaring log fire. We were down below the lower dam, tidying up some dead trees and filling the landrover’s tray with all the small branches and twigs that had been left behind after Matt took out a couple of long departed black wattles and a brittle gum a couple of weeks ago.
We were taking it pretty easy… enjoying the sunshine through the trees and allowing ourselves to be distracted by signs of wildlife in the area or birds of various varieties flitting through the branches.
“What’s that one?” I’d ask, and we’d start discussing the possibilities. I’m not sure we reached any certain consensus, but there was this little brown one, then there was a slightly larger brown one with a fan tail.
Next time I’m taking my field guide in my pocket.
Anyway, birds aside, we filled the tray pretty quickly and went for a wander further down the hill to see what else might need to be tidied up next time we had a nice day. I think we were still being easily distracted. We did find some more wood to collect, but we found a few other things, too.
We found some wombat scats, carefully placed on top of an old fallen tree, and I wondered if they belonged to the dark haired young wombat that had been meandering up the track the other day when I arrived home so late, but we decided that, no, these were too big for a young wombat and they probably belonged to the old, cranky fellow that is slowly spiralling in on us.
We found a hollow tree with a perfect hole for a parrot or an owl. (We have several types of owl that come visiting, catching moths attracted by the house lights – no success with taking pictures yet, though).
We found a lovely open clearing with a beautiful view down into the Valley. The shadows were starting to lengthen out by now, but this little clearing was a haven of golden sunshine.
Needless to say, not only had I left my library on the shelves in the house, but I had come out without my camera (or my phone – it takes pretty good pictures, if only I’d had that in my pocket). The picture above is from the back garden after we got back to the house.
…must be just about time for a nice warming cuppa.
Winter warmth comes in many forms.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on June 30, 2013 by seventysevenacres.
If you are Australian, or at least a resident of this beautiful country, you have doubtless noticed that there are a lot of songs and poems all along the same theme of ‘dusty’, ‘red soil’, ‘droughts’ and ‘flooding rains’. You will have heard a lot of them over the last few days, as Australians everywhere took time off work to celebrate what is, despite these aspects remembered in verse, a truly beautiful country. Even if you aren’t Australian, then you might have noticed and wondered just exactly what this whole preoccupation is about.
…but, we have friends in Victoria who are on high alert as hot conditions and strong winds are fanning fires that started not far from where they live during the course of last week, while other friends are weathering the storms in Queensland and Northern New South Wales, with torrential rain – yes, flooding rains – and damaging winds.
For our friends, so far, so good, but it does seem like Australia is truly living up to her reputation right now. No time off for them to celebrate.
This is a land of extremes, and recent years have been a real testament to how powerful a force nature is in the psyche and lives of those who are born or choose to live here. We are courting a tempestuous and demanding lover.
I can’t get over how quickly our garden seems to have ‘greened up’ again. Only a week and a half ago, I was quietly lamenting that I had no flowers to brighten the house when my friends came to visit. Now, all our roses are putting on a fine show.
It won’t be long until nearby Canberra will be putting on her Autumn mantle and the suburbs will be clothed in hues of red and gold (if you chance to visit, go up to Red Hill or Mt Ainslie and look across towards the city from one of the lookouts) and the days will be less harsh.
One or two of our garden trees will gradually change before shedding their leaves, but our bush will mostly be clothed in soft mists, curling around the greys and greens of the eucalypts and damping the darkness of the black wattles.
Before that, the weatherman tells us, things will warm up again and we can’t afford to lower our defences yet. We still have to be vigilant. We still have a lot of work to do, tidying up the bush directly around the garden.
As for our friends, north and south, they have a lot more work to do right now, and there are a lot of Australians starting the year suffering the shock of losing loved ones, homes and livelihoods in the wake of fires and storms.
I do love a sunburnt country… but not so much the droughts and flooding rains. A little restraint might be nice.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 29, 2013 by seventysevenacres.

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A disappointing final round for us last week after looking set for a great result with both Matt Kuchar and Tim Clark bang in contention for three rounds. We got paid the place part for Kuchar’s tied 3rd but it could have been so much better. Onwards and upwards.
The PGA Tour hits the West Coast of America for the first of five tournaments in this part of the world, known as the west coast swing.
All three courses are easy and will give up lots of birdies. The pin positions in the first three rounds are very accessible because each of the 156 professionals plays with an amateur partner for those rounds.
Big priced winners are the order of the day in this event with no winner under $67 in the last 10 years. If you fancy a 200/1 chance, back it!
Justin Thomas was the number one player on the Web.com tour in 2014 and big things are expected from him in his rookie year on the PGA Tour. He played this event last year and showed great promise with a 64 in round two and looks to be in fine form after a t6th at the Sony Open which included a 61 in round two.
Thomas is a very good putter and this should stand him in good stead this week.
Jason Kokrak shot rounds of 67, 69, 64 and 70 at the Sony Open to finish tied for 17th and he was ranked 2nd in strokes gained putting at the event. He is a long driver of the golf ball, averaging over 300 yards per drive so the five easy par fives on the Palmer Course should be right up his street.
Kokrak finished 8th in this event in 2013 and he should be confident of bettering that this week.
Scott Piercy is a player I like to get with when he starts hitting a bit of form and he certainly did that last week where he had just four bogies in the whole tournament when shooting 67, 67, 66 and 66.
He is the price he is due to missing his last three cuts in this event but he is good value in his current form.
Charley Hoffman has three top ten finishes here from seven starts and won on debut in 2007. He also won in November at the OHL Classic and showed he retained his good form with a t14 at the Tournament of Champions recently where he shot a very good 66 in round two that could have been better but for a double bogey on the back nine which followed seven birdies in eight holes.


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Our product portfolio consists of the thread types PCO 1810 (standard closure of a PET bottle) as well as PCO 1881 (short neck), PET-Cycle (preform consisting of 55% recycled material and having an octagonal neck ring) and BPF. Our PET preforms are available in different weight categories ranging from 13.5g to 54g, depending on the respective bottle shape and the final filling product. These preforms create bottles with a volume between 0.33l and 2l.
Aside from the different weight categories, preforms can be further individualized through adding various colors during the production process. Hereby, nearly any opaque or transparent color can be achieved. Additives, which protect the filling product through reducing UV light entering the bottle as well as decelerate oxygen leaving the bottle, are a further way to adjust the preform in order to meet the diverse needs and requests of our customers.
The possibilities are endless, therefore we are looking forward to consulting you regarding the choice of your PET preforms- and bottles as well as the planning and conception of your final product.


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The Refrigeration division is equipped to meet the requirements of the dairy industry, including supply, installation and maintenance of all your on-farm refrigeration requirements.
Progressive supply and install Tru-Test(DTS) refrigeration units, and pre-chillers designed to provide a rapid and effective means of getting milk down to refrigerated temperatures in the timeframes required by MPI and Fonterra regulations.
Using a heat recovery unit is a efficient way of utilising an otherwise wasted resource, saving up to 53% (Tru-Test) of electricity used in water heating. Progressive can supply and install these units in new or existing set-ups.
We can also supply and install Vat managers, and data loggers which can log what your water and milk are doing before, during and after the milking process.
A heat pump is the most convenient, fast way you can control the climate in your home, reducing condensation, improving air quality indoors and offering an eco-friendly way to heat or cool your environment.
The team at Progressive can supply, install and service Mitsubishi Electric and Panasonic heat pumps and air conditioners, as well as maintenance on all other heat pump brands.
We can work with clients to develop, install and maintain commercial refrigeration and chilled water systems for industrial use in bars, restaurants, supermarkets and cool stores.
If you have any heating or cooling requirement then give the team at Progressive a call today.


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In the middle of the night on Thursday, I woke up with extreme pain in the middle and right side of my abdomen. After lying awake for about 3 hours, I fell back asleep. On Friday morning, the pain was still there, so I made an emergency appointment with my regular doctor at UCLA. Before I went, I went to my classes and took a test even in extreme pain. When I went to my appointment, my doctor was extremely concerned I may be suffering from Appendicitis, but couldn't say for sure. An extremely nice nurse from the office walked me to the Emergency Room (and even carried my backpack!). She got me settled and left. I was called from the waiting room within 10 minutes and given a bed. Another very kind nurse came in and started running tests upon tests. He said "You will be here a very long time. UCLA is a slow moving beast, but the BEST slow moving beast around." And boy was he right. He was amazing-went out of his way to make me comfortable my getting me extra blankets, turning on/off the lights, checking on me, and even charging my phone so I could call my mom and dad (who live 200 miles away.) When it came time for my CAT Scan, he gave me warnings on how I would feel and I am so happy he did because I was alone and scared.
When the CAT scan came back, there was bad news. I had to have an Appendectomy. I immediately called my family and boyfriend and they were on their way. About an hour and a half later, they had me up about to go into the operating room. At that time my parents hadn't arrived yet, and I was scared and started to cry. The anesthesiologist explained everything to me and distracted me all the way until I fell asleep. I am so grateful to her for that.
When I woke up, I noticed that my three incisions were covered with gauze like normal, but they were cut into the shape of hearts. What thoughtful staff helped me get through a terrible weekend in the hospital.
Thank you Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center!!

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FPW Racing have enjoyed a strong weekend at Silverstone Race Circuit with Storm Stacey taking another couple of 2nd place finishes to help secure his second place position overall in the championship!!
The weather at Silverstone was changeable all weekend but luck was on our side and all but one of the sessions were run in dry conditions.Storm top the time sheets in Friday’s FP1 & FP2 Making a positive start to the weekend.
Saturdays Qualifying was the Team’s first wet session this year on the new KTM. They worked hard to find a good wet setting which resulted in Storm qualifying in fourth position 0.47 seconds off pole.
Race 1 proved even more excitement as Storm had an excellent start from 4th position off the grid going into the first corner 3 abreast with Jake Archer and Jack Scott – continuing the battle throughout the race with continuous position swaps. Storm finished the 18 Lap Race on the Silverstone National Circuit in 2nd side by side with Jake being half a wheel ahead – the time sheets showing Storm only 0.033 seconds behind, putting in the fastest lap positioning him on pole for Sunday’s Race 2..
After rider de brief and Not having to make many set-up refinements overnight, Storm was ready for the 22 lap race on Sunday.
biting, Heart stopping Race, unfortunately towards the end of the race they caught up with a huge amount of back markers, Archer again managing to gain advantage of this taking the win against Stacey and Scott who were in close pursuit.
Storm is currently 2nd in the Championship with 246 points – 60 behind the Leader Jake Archer and 29 points in front of 3rd place Jack Scott.
Round 10 of the HEL Performance British Motostar Championship At Oulton Park Circuit 14 – 16th September 2018.


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Challenging perceptions and answering prayers, Andrew Maynard Architects provide stylish solutions for when two becomes three.
Not knowing where to put a new baby and the excessive paraphernalia that comes with, a young couple came to AMA with the home they couldn’t bear to part with and a pretty important due date. With a stairwell that was literally illegally tight, a total lack of natural light and a labyrinth of dark, awkward or unused space, one wonders why they were so desperate to stay, let alone invite the baby. However, once AMA were finished with it, the “Toy Management House” became the real-estate pride and joy.
As a parent, Maynard cleverly tapped into his “hindsight” reserve and designed the house to aid parenthood with light, space and imaginative efficiency. Bright white walls – in fact, almost everything is white – with white mesh stairs open the house up and allow light to flow throughout. There is a dialogue created between the two levels, both in design and actual human communication, as the family can easily speak with each other from opposite ends of the house. There is even a winch for all the heavy lifting of cots, beds and whatever other furnishing changes the new addition will bring to the home as they grow up.
Doors and walls slide, vanish and reappear depending on the needs of the child; stairs fold, transform into a jungle gym, or gently wrap around the office space as a casual seating spot. Here is Papa’s vantage point, expertly designed as the center of the house so that he can keep his eyes on every corner that baby might try to hide in or escape to. The efficient use of space peaks in the child’s bedroom floor, seamlessly disguised as a toy box. Here is where the project earned its title and triumphed over children’s incessant need to drop things. With trap doors and hidey holes, the slightly raised floor acts as a “fun game” for the kids and a handy storage space for the millions of toys that will accumulate over the years. Genius. Not to mention the giant bathroom that was sliced in two with showers back to back to ease the plumbing headache and give everyone a little privacy. Simple.
When it all comes together, it seems so obvious that we wonder why everyone isn’t doing it. AMA have transformed the traditional “home” that can easily be destroyed by sticky fingers into some sort of Disney-Pixar wonderland that works like a dream for everyone in the family.


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The lawsuit was filed against Michigan's state House of Representatives, legislators and staff.
LANSING — After dismissal from a federal judge, former state Rep. Cindy Gamrat has filed a motion for reconsideration for her lawsuit against the state House of Representatives, legislators and staff.
Gamrat alleges malicious prosecution, stalking, wiretapping and breach of contract in the lawsuit.
She represented Michigan’s 80th House District, which includes part of Allegan County, and ran as a Tea Party candidate when elected in 2014.
Gamrat and fellow former legislator Todd Courser were involved in an extramarital affair scandal that ended with Courser’s resignation and Gamrat being forced out of office. The Allegan County resident was only the fourth legislator is state history to be expelled from office.
All claims against the government officials were dismissed by U.S. District Judge Gordon Quist in mid-March.
On April 12, the motion for reconsideration was filed to “prevent manifest injustice to Gamrat, as newly discovered evidence is being revealed every day in Todd Courser’s criminal case that supports Gamrat’s wiretapping, eavesdropping, stalking and conspiracy claims,” according to court documents.
The motion also claims the court failed to address Gamrat’s claim that she was not treated fairly or justly during the course of the legislative investigation and hearings that led to her expulsion.
The original lawsuit was filed against a slew of individuals who at one point were involved with the Michigan legislator.
Gamrat sued her former aides Keith Allard and Benjamin Graham, House Business Office director Tim Bowlin, the House of Representatives, former Speaker of the House Kevin Cotter, Cotter’s chief of staff Brock Swartzle and her ex-husband Joe Gamrat.
Gamrat claims the issues in her lawsuit began the day after she took office.
She accuses her staff and Cotter’s staff of giving Cotter information and reports about her after she refused to sign a “caucus pledge,” which would have required her to vote with the caucus, rather than in the interests of her constituents.
She also accuses her husband of communicating with her staffers and “secretly conducting surveillance of Gamrat in her car, her home, her bedroom, and her campaign headquarters by placing secret wiretapping and surveillance devices in those locations,” her lawyer stated in the complaint.
Following the scandal, Gamrat ran for the same seat, and lost the primary election to Mary Whiteford in 2016.
In the lawsuit Gamrat claims a breach of contract, or fraud, as she said she was promised she would only be censured, not expelled, if she provided a joint statement and an apology to the House.
The judge wrote Gamrat also fell short of showing that Allard and Graham caused her any distress.
The judge also wrote that the two former staffers could not be liable for a stalking claim based on extortion texts sent to Gamrat.
However, claims in the lawsuit against Joe Gamrat and Horr will continue.
In addition, Courser still faces criminal proceedings for alleged perjury in Ingham County and misconduct in Lapeer County.


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Let me just throw this out there for consideration or comment. From what i can see the router and milling boys boys use an electrical contact to get a material hight where us plasma boys it is generally accepted that a floating torch is used. My question is that surely adding an electrical contact to the shroud of the plasma torch this method could be used to acheive the same when plasma cutting ?
Yes, it can and is done. commonly referd to as "touch n go", "touch and go", or ohmic contact. Touch and go works with a microswitch in conjunction with a floating head on the Z axis. I beleive ohmic contact would utilize a resistance value between the torch shield and the workpiece.
Ahhh, my next question is going to be, is there any pro and cons to either method ?
I'd like to add a question to that if I may. If I were to hookup a wire to my plasma torch shielding cup, and one to my material grounding wire, so when the machine's torch moves down to find the surface before the cut it completes the circuit and zero's out… If I were to do that, would I fry my breakout board when my plasma fires? I'm confused with that, and i ReAlLy don't want to try it and chance it.
Im no expert at it by any means, but from what I've gathered, when using the ohmic method, the sheet has to be very clean or it doesnt work well. So if you are cutting steel that is rusty, ohmic would be a second choice unless you really enjoy grinding each sheet before cutting.
As far as I can see, the only real issue to touch n go would be if you were cutting very thin sheets. When using touch n go, the torch comes down and touches the sheet, causing the torch slide plate to be lifted and therefore closing the microswitch. You can counter load the slide plate with spring/s to take care of some of the torch weight but there must always be some weight present to cause the torch to fall and open the switch. So, if you are cutting very thin sheet, you could run into problems with the sheet bending a bit when the torch travels down.
As for the wiring question, I will have to refer that one to someone else. From what I have read, the table itself may be in excess of 100 volts when the plasma is running. That is why a proper earth ground rod should be used on the table. My gut feeling is that wont work, otherwise no one would be going thru the trouble of a slide plate and micro switch ;) .Maybe Tom from CandCNC will stop by and answer this one.
You raise a good point there. Whilst the bulk of the thinner sheet we use is spotless, the thicker material does tend to be scaley / rusty. Debate closed I think.
I notice on youtube plasma videos, many people tend to touch off on the begining of all cuts and some don't. Advantages? and are they adding these extra moves into the code for each reference? Thanks in advance.
OK.....I'll clarify a few things!
Ohmic contact, or the use of electrical contact between the front of the plasma torch and the plate....to accurately locate the surface of the plate has been used on almost all industrial plasma systems since about 1986.
Most industrial height controls have a two phase IHS (initial height sensing) system that at the beginning of every cut cycle indexes the torch towards the plate until the shield (or on some older technology torches, the nozzle aka tip) contacts the plate, (sensed electrically) then the torch retracts to the recommended pierce height and fires. If the plate is not sensed electrically due to a painted, masked, or other non conductive surface, then a backup IHS using torque sensing (an increase in z axis motor torque is sensed when contact with the plate occurs) occurs.
Torque sensing works well on plate that does not deflect, ohmic sensing works well on plate that does deflect (thin plate) as it will sense the surface without any moving.
I will attach a picture of a Hyperthem Powermax45 torch with the ohmic retaing cap and shield, and a wire attached to complete the circuit.
So, Ohmic sensing is the most accurate method of finding the surface of the plate, assuming the surface is electrically conductive.
It should be relatively easy to make the ohmic process work on a z axis height control, as long as you have the correct torch with the ohmic capability. On entry level cnc machines (low cost) I know of at least two that use the ohmic IHS system on their torch height controls, they are PlasmaCam and Dynatorch.
Hi Jim - just to echo CPierce18 above: A thing I've yet to figure out is what is the voltage between the shield/nozzle/tip that your wire is attached to and the table/work when your CUTTING? i.e. is it torch volts?
During cutting....the shield and the nozzle are floating....in other words there are no hardwired connections to either. However, if you connected either to an oscilloscope....you would see all kinds of wild voltages during cutting as the arc and the plate is very close to each of these, and there will be transient voltages present. The nozzle in a plasma torch is at the same potential as the plate during the pilot arc only.....as soon as the arc transfers to the plate the plasma system electronically disconnects the nozzle from the positive side of the circuit (older plasma systems actually used a relay called the pilot arc relay).
The height control system, when it uses the shield to sense contact with the plate to locate the surface....does this before the arc fires, then the connection is usually (depending on the height control manufacturer) disconnected via a high voltage relay while the torch is running.
Some height controls do monitor the shield while the torch is cutting to detect collisions with the plate....and they retract to the proper physical cut height when a collision occurs (Hypertherm industrial height controls have this ability).
If the plate is not sensed electrically due to a painted, masked, or other non conductive surface, then a backup IHS using torque sensing (an increase in z axis motor torque is sensed when contact with the plate occurs) occurs.
Thank you for the education on ohmic contact, I knew someone much more versed in it thank I would come along. Since the original poster appears to be building or thinking of building his own table, could you clarify a few points.
Is it correct to say that for ohmic contact to work reliably on clean and not so clean steel, you need the 2 phase system?
Do you know of anyone offering entry level electronics for a DIY build that would support torque sensing?
Do Dynatorch and Plasmacam units have torque sensing?
1. I own a PlasmaCam......and it is very rare that I ever have a "failure to sense" the surface with the Ohmic contact. With their system a failure to sense will simply pause the part program....the operator can reset it in seconds.
On industrial systems which are expected to run 3 shifts a day without a hitch...it is necessary to have a redundant system. If for instance there was a piece of tape on the plate somewhere...the ohmic would not function. Some shipyards also prime their plate before cutting...this would not work with ohmic. Many industrial systems cut underwater an inch or two to protect factory workers from fumes and ultraviolet as well as to cut down on audible noise (slight expense of cut quality in terms of edge roughness)...ohmic will sense the surface of the water.
2. I do not know of anyone currently offering Ohmic contact for a do it yourself torch height control....you may want to speak with Tom at www.candcnc t ask this question though....I know he has some new developments on the way.
3.I believe the Dynatorch has torque sensing as a backup, the PlasmaCam does not.
It is kind of funny....you hear from many suppliers that don't have the ohmic contact function on their products knock the functionality of this method of finding the plate surface. It is a very simple way to sense the surface, and very accurate, and it works (for me) about 99.9% of the time. Having a 2 phase version with torque sense backup....or you could use "floating head" backup (real simple). Seems like a no brainer to me! If it didn't work well....would the height controls used on high dollar industrial machines use it?
On the Hypertherm height controls the ohmic function is also used as a collision sensor after the cut has started. If the torch is cutting along at .062" off the plate and it hits a piece of slag....the ohmic senses it and the electronics rapid moves the torch up 1/2 of the programmed cut height distance, then delays for a few milliseconds before monitoring arc voltage again. This helps to avoid obstacles or thermal movement of the plate.
Another function that the Hypertherm height controls use the ohmic contact for is....on really thin plate, when the ohmic function senses a millisecond late (dirty surface) and deflects the plate maybe 1/4"...the torch then reverses but does not start counting distance (encoder feedback) until the shield loses contact with the plate. This ensures that pierce height is correct even on thin plate that can easily deflect.
There is a lot to consider there for my new build, I will certainly add ohmic to the list of stuff for consideration. Thanks for the input.
Thanks for the well explained answers Jim. I can see where ohmic contact could be handy especially when monitoring for tip ups and slag. Im still unsure about the practicality for a home build until there was alot more support from the electronics guys.


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