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The Trump administration is looking to bring back and broaden a rule that Congress killed last year requiring drug testing for unemployment benefits.
Using the Congressional Review Act (CRA), Republicans in March repealed an Obama-era rule that limited the ability of states to drug test people applying for unemployment pay.
Republicans said the 2016 rule was too narrow because it only allowed states to drug test people whose occupations already regularly required it. That category included airplane pilots, flight crews and air traffic controllers, commercial and public transit drivers and any job requiring an employee to carry a firearm.
Now the Labor Department has signaled it plans to issue a broader rule that will redefine which occupations are those that regularly drug test.
While liberal advocates aren’t happy with the prospect of a new rule, they say the administration’s move could set an important precedent for issuing regulations even after an action is repealed under the CRA.
Republicans last year used the CRA process to repeal a slew of Obama administration regulations. The 1996 law states that, once a regulation is repealed under the law, agencies are barred from re-issuing the same rule or a “substantially similar” rule in the future without an act of Congress.
With President Trump Donald John TrumpButtigieg on Mueller report: 'Politically, I'm not sure it will change much' Sarah Sanders addresses false statements detailed in Mueller report: 'A slip of the tongue' Trump to visit Japan in May to meet with Abe, new emperor MORE in the White House, the Republican-controlled Congress used the CRA to toss out 15 regulations — most recently one the independent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued to protect consumers’ right to settle disputes with financial institutions in court.
Before 2017, the CRA had only successfully been used once, so the Labor Department’s move on the unemployment rule will break new ground; never before has an agency tried to issue a new rule that’s “substantially different” from a rule scrapped by a CRA resolution.
“It’ll be an interesting test to see what they can create that’s broader that’s not deemed too similar,” Gilbert said.
The Obama-era rule that Congress nixed was a byproduct of the 2012 Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act.
Congress passed the law as a compromise. It allows states to drug test unemployment applicants who were let go from a job because of unlawful drug use, as well as workers looking for jobs in occupations where applicants and employees are subject to regular drug testing.
George Wentworth, senior counsel for the National Employment Law Project, said the 2016 rule focused on jobs that conduct random drug screenings, not those that test as a condition of pre-employment.
By extending the rule to cover those jobs, Wentworth argued, the Labor Department would be overstepping its authority under the law.
“We think [Labor] already went through a very thorough and thoughtful process in promulgating the previous regulation that didn’t take Congress long to drop a bomb on, and now where are they going to go?” he asked.
Doug Holmes, president of Strategic Services on Unemployment and Workers’ Compensation, however, said if people have an expectation of being paid unemployment benefits under the federal statute, they need to make themselves able and available to work — and doing so means passing a drug test.
“This is an insurance program, it’s not public assistance,” he said.
The group, which represents businesses specifically in the areas of unemployment compensation and workers’ compensation, supported the repeal of the original rule.
Holmes said the last regulation was too restrictive in identifying those individuals who could be subject to a drug test and only allowed states to drug test when an individual applied for unemployment benefits, instead of on an ongoing basis.
As for the expense of drug testing, Holmes said that’s something employers also have to weigh when deciding what their policies will be.
It is not yet known what the Labor Department will ultimately propose or how broad the new rule will be.
“When it is ready, we will publish it in the Federal Register for review and comment by the public,” he said.
The National Employment Law Project has warned that expanding the rule to make drug testing a condition of eligibility for unemployment benefits would not only be costly, but also unconstitutional.
“Generally, government-mandated drug testing not based on individualized suspicion is unconstitutional,” and “promotes negative stereotypes of unemployed U.S. workers,” the group said in a policy paper in February.
Only three states — Texas, Mississippi and Wisconsin — have passed laws to allow drug testing for their unemployment insurance programs.
According to the announcement in the regulatory agenda, the Labor Department is hoping to release a proposed rule in June.


text: The British Museum first established in 1753 is dedicated to human history, art, and culture. Its permanent collection of 13 million objects, from the ancient to modern day, is among the largest and most comprehensive in the world and originates from all continents. There are nearly one hundred galleries open to the public, representing 2 miles (3.2 km) of exhibition space. Amongst the artefacts is the most comprehensive collection of Egyptian antiquities outside Cairo and over 100,000 objects from the Classical world. The museum website has the largest online museum database in the world.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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The global mining equipment market is expected to reach USD 128.39 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The growing exploration and drilling activities on a global level are expected to be the key driving forces for the market over the next nine years.
The world economic growth underwent a swift deceleration in the wake of global recession, adversely affecting both emerging and developed economies.The overall mining industry has faced an economic slowdown in the last three years due to declining investments and weak demand from major geographies including Europe and North America.
The industry is expected to start its recovery in 2016 as new sites are expected to be opened up and equipment manufacturers are increasing their capital spending. Untapped regions of Africa, such as Congo and Zambia having substantial metal mines and Latin American countries such as Peru, Brazil, and Chile, are expected to trigger the recovery in the industry.
Mining companies have to cope with the decreasing ore grades and exhaustion of easily accessible mining sites, which has led to the shifting of mining sites to remote locations. These locations involve a higher degree of technical complexity related to infrastructure, labor, and energy consumption. Therefore, a highly efficient equipment is required to cater to this industry over the forecast period. According to FLSmidth, customers are currently puttinga strong focus on productivity and energy efficiency,which was earlier on capacity expansion.
The mineral processing machinery market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of over 7% from 2016 to 2025.This market is expected to remain buoyant throughout the forecast period as it is the foremost process that majority of the ores have to go through post-mining for providing a more concentrated material.
Coal mining is expected to account for over 35% of the industry by 2025.The equipment for coal extraction has expanded its purposes and adoption as the excavation of coal has boomed in the recent years.
The North American mining equipment market is expected to contribute significantly to the revenue growth as the identification of new natural gas reserves in the U.S. is expected to provide traction to the demand for this equipment.
The key players in the mining equipment market include Joy Global Inc., Komatsu Ltd., Sandvik AB, Atlas Copco AB, Metso Corporation, and Caterpillar Inc., among others.The competition in the industry is becoming intense as Chinese manufacturers are coming up with the quality curve at an alarming pace.

industry_corpus2: Mining


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Drew McNaughton was born in Concord, Massachusetts. A poet and musician, he now resides in Edinburgh. He is an exponent of digital art-forms, working under the name Kyberpoetica.
I like the idea that poetry (and other arts) can affect a positive change in the world. We all have our voices and many people just want to have their voices heard in a world where very few seem to listen. The Poets’ Republic is committed to helping facilitate this, including voices of people in the beautiful language of Gaelic. I also have met many of the poets involved with the publication through events and their enthusiasm and dedication are inspiring.
Having publications such as The Poets’ Republic is a great resource. However, I also think that we don’t need to do anything actually, just get out of the way. I went into my daughter’s school and read some poetry to her class and almost instantly they were coming forward volunteering to recite their own poetry. Our society tends to stifle that creativity by being judgemental. We need to just open our minds without prejudice and let things happen.
I’ve always been a tree-hugger at heart so I would have to say climate change and the environment. Fortunately, Scotland is taking the lead on tackling the problems however there is still a lot more that needs to be done. As an oil producing nation, we have a responsibility to use our resources wisely and make sure that we leave a healthy environment for our children, clean water, good habitats for ourselves and other creatures and clean air.
Which other poet would you recommend to readers of The Poets’ Republic?
It’s very tough to choose, but right now I would say Somhairle Mac Gill-Eain (Sorley Maclean). Apart from the amazing skill and vocabulary of his poetry and his ability to convey traditional and historical knowledge, he wrote about the major issues of his day which were the rise of fascism and the ongoing consequences of greed in society. I’m sad to say that it is just as relevant today as it was then.
Anyone who writes in order to lift up the minds of their fellow humans. You know who you are!
A book. I’ve always loved books. I used to get lost for hours in bookstores and libraries.
Spending time with my daughter, reading poetry, especially Gaelic poetry, and probably spending to much time on social media. Although I have to get out into the country and be in nature as well for the sake of mental peace.
As mentioned above I am on social media (a lot) and if you do a search for Kyberpoetica you should find me. I’ve also got a Bandcamp page which I use to release my music and spoken word tracks.
Not myself but if you permit me I will mention that I’m involved in the Seachdain na Gàidhlig (Edinburgh Gaelic Festival) which happens every year in November and includes many events celebrating the Gaelic community and all that it has to offer in Edinburgh. There will be poetry and music too! (Including a special event with Marcas Mac an Tuairneir and Scott de Buitléir – Ed). All are welcome and if you want to find out more have a look at our website.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Find suppliers for polyethylene scrap from Romania. polyethylene scrap suppliers from Romania who are verified by RIM will have a “RIM Verified” Icon. The Trust Mark for scrap suppliers is an indication of the authenticity of the polyethylene scrap supplier. Higher the Trust Mark, better the trust. You can sort the polyethylene scrap suppliers from Romania by Trust Marks, RIM Verified, Posted date etc. by selecting the appropriate field in the drop down menu.

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After a day of speculation, automaker Ford has announced a significant regime change to underscore its ambitions in connected and self-driving cars: Jim Hackett — who had been running Ford’s Smart Mobility business — is taking over as the company’s CEO, replacing Mark Fields, who is retiring.
The move is a bold attempt to push Ford into what many see as the next generation of auto-making. This is an area Ford has been criticised for not attacking as well as competitors like GM (which has invested in and works with companies like Lyft, acquired startups like Cruise, and started new initiatives like car-sharing service Maven); and upstarts like Tesla — never mind the likes of Google and Uber. Ford’s stock price, which is lingering around $11 at the moment, is significantly down from lofty heights of $36, which it hit in 1999-2000, right before a huge downturn.
It is therefore no surprise that during a press conference announcing the news today, Chairman Bill Ford compared Hackett several times to Alan Mulally, who was Ford’s CEO from 2006 to 2014 and helped bring Ford out of its last slump and back into profitability.
Hackett is thought of as a turnaround specialist: he spent a long period as the CEO of Steelcase, turning it around from a mundane office furniture maker into one whose products essentially evolved with the changing pace of work (for example, from closed, individual offices into open-plan spaces), and also how the products were made.
Both of those challenges have analogous cases in today’s auto industry — which is straddling two worlds where cars are either seen as dinosaurs or the next great piece of connected hardware. The hope is that he will be able to apply some of his proven Steelcase magic to Ford.
In the press conference today, Hackett (pictured above on the left, with Ford chairman Bill Ford on the right) likened the auto industry landscape today as a “Rubik’s Cube.” This underscores some of the bigger challenges of how fixing one thing could create problems elsewhere, and that sometimes the moves might not look logical if you do not now the bigger picture.
He also seemed to caution that there needs to be patience around the new leadership: there is still some planning and strategy that needs to be decided before it is announced.
Ford added that Hackett will be focusing on operational changes, and more product launches; weeding out unprofitable areas and modernizing the business around new innovations around big data, AI, robotics and so on; and focusing on culture changes.
This is not to say that Ford has totally been out of the loop when it comes to focusing on next-generation services and plans. They include last year’s acquisition of SAIPS for self-driving tech and Chariot for its smart city transit strategy. And earlier this year, it invested $1 billion in Argo AI to further drive its autonomous car business. The bigger issue now is how these investments and acquisitions will be utilised in the longer term.
Notably, Ford very much believes that what it needs to do — and perhaps what the market needs to hear — is that it’s not a rusty old car maker, but essentially a hardware maker of the future. As part of that, chairman Ford highlighted how Hackett was lauded and greeted warmly by Silicon Valley when they once made a trip there together several years ago, when he was on the board before taking an executive role.
In addition to Hackett, there were some other changes. Jim Farley was named president and EVP, Global Markets; Joe Hinrichs is appointed EVP of Global Operations; and Marcy Klevorn EVP and president, Mobility.
Last week, we had Ford’s CTO Raj Nair on stage at Disrupt, where he predicted that Ford would look like a very different company in 10 years. Undoubtedly, he knew that something about today’s news was on the cards. Now comes the interesting part: seeing how this plays out, and if it plays out.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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The exchange showed the rapport Byrnes, a breastfeeding counselor Piedmont Health’s Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Program, has developed with Floyd – one of the goals of the program.
The Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Program pairs an expecting mother with a peer counselor at the Carrboro Community Health Center. The program is offered as part of the center’s Women Infants and Children (WIC) Program.
WIC is a federally funded health and nutrition program for women, infants, and children. WIC educates families about nutrition and helps them find healthy foods, health care and other community services.
Breastfeeding peer counselors at Piedmont Health help encourage and educate expecting mothers about breastfeeding techniques and its benefits. The program aims to encourage counselors to develop friendly relationships during an expecting mother’s pregnancy – and to continue that relationship after the women give birth.
“It’s a proactive rather than reactive approach to breastfeeding support,” Byrnes said.
She wanted to learn more about breastfeeding while she was pregnant with her first son R.J. Her doctor told her about the WIC program at Piedmont Health. Floyd said she started using this program because breastfeeding is an inexpensive and healthy way to feed her children.
Many health-care professionals agree that breastfeeding helps both children and their mothers in numerous ways. Breast milk is rich in nutrients and antibodies that protect babies, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women’s Health’s web site (http://www.womenshealth.gov/breastfeeding). The website also states that breast milk helps both mothers and children fight various diseases, including Type 2 diabetes.
Floyd said breastfeeding also seems natural for a child, but it’s still a learning process for both the mother and her child.
Byrnes agreed that new moms often have questions and sometimes have concerns or face challenges while learning about breastfeeding. One common challenge, she said, is the expectations about newborn behavior. Babies eat very frequently and these expectations sometimes come with self-doubt.
Floyd said some of her friends and family told her that breastfeeding can be painful. She said her breastfeeding experience was not as painful as she thought it would be.
Breastfeeding may seem harder than bottle feeding a baby, but Floyd and Byrnes said it’s worth the effort. Floyd said breastfeeding helped her build stronger relationships with her two boys. She recommends it to other expecting mothers.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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A Special Papertoy for Firefox, Based on Sean Martell’s Firefox Mascot.
Firefox is the highly popular free web browser that more than 450 million people worldwide are using to surf and interact with the Internet.
You may currently be using Internet Explorer, but Firefox is faster which means that you don’t waste time waiting for web pages to load. With a strong focus on your online security and privacy, Firefox helps to protect your personal information and activities from being seen and exploited while you surf the Internet.
Firefox is well known for being the most customizable web browser. With a selection of more than 8,000 free add-ons on the Firefox Add-ons site, you can customize Firefox to have it look the way that you want, and function the way that you want.

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Presentation given at Infosecurity Belgium by Kristof Verslype on 23 March 2017.
What if a research team wants to analyse large sets of personal data? Say it needs medical, financial and demographic data of all citizens with a wage of at least EURO 40.000, born after 1990 and who are self-employed as a secondary activity. Data sets managed by different government institutions would need to be linked together. Such requests are common, and any government should be able to answer them. Yet is it possible with due respect for the privacy of citizens in an era of big data? Smals Research examined the boundaries of what is technically possible.

industry_corpus2: Information Services


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Accident Insurance: Cardholders would be entitled for accident insurance of Rs.2,50,000/- for Platinum Cards and Rs.1,00,000/- for Gold Cards. This would cover only accidental death [accident caused by external, violent and visible means] and to be eligible for insurance cover, the card should have been activated and the cardholder should have carried out one transaction using the card. Inactive cards would not be eligible for insurance cover and the effective date of insurance cover would be the 01st of succeeding month of the transaction.
Purchase Protection: Any durable goods of value of Rs. 1,000/- or more purchased through LIC Credit Cards would be insured against accidental damage or loss due to fire or theft. The cover shall be valid for 60 days from the date of purchase subject to production of invoice in favour of the insured/card holder and the maximum value of cover shall be Rs.50,000/-.
Credit Shield: Credit shield enables the cardholders to protect against accidental death and disability and the enrollment process is simple and no medical checkup is required. The insurance cover available would be restricted to a maximum of Rs.50,000/- in the event of accidental death or due to loss of employment arising out of permanent total disability following an accident.
All the claims would be settled by the Insurance Company and the Bank would not be responsible for rejection of any claims by the Insurance Company from the legal heirs/dependents of the cardholder.
The Bank reserves the right to discontinue the insurance facility so offered at any time. In such an event Cardholders shall be informed about the cut-off date. Any decision of Bank in this regard shall be final.
The insurance coverage is provided to Cardholders is as per Insurance Company’s terms, conditions and decisions, for which Bank is not liable.
The Bank does not hold any warranty and/or make representation about delivery of the cover, claims processing or settlement of the claim by the Insurance Company, in any manner whatsoever.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Granite. It’s one of the most popular natural countertop surfaces for kitchens and bathrooms. And for good reason – it’s durable, easy to maintain and above all else, it elevates the beauty and sophistication of a room. Designing with it is also one of the easiest ways to update a dull kitchen or bathroom and improve your home’s value instantly.
There are many variations of granite, and each provides a modern, yet timeless look to the space in which they are used. One feature of granite countertops are their pattern diversity. Some granite patterns look like marble, while others resemble sand. Various vein patterns, swirls, and specks can be found across different types of granite. Each slab is uniquely different, allowing it to seamlessly blend into your overall design.
The variety in color choices also makes granite a particularly unique design option. The color of granite is dependent on the crystal that makes up the majority of the cut piece and it comes in many shades of white, gray, black, pink, orange, green, brown, and blue.
For the on-the-go-family, ease of care is also an import feature of granite. It offers the perfect combination of beauty and durability. With proper care and sealing, which will help keep counters from staining or absorbing liquids, granite will hold up well and last for many years.
With granite, you’ll always have a unique feature in your kitchen or bathroom, as no two slabs look exactly alike. Transform your kitchen or bathroom with sleek, sophisticated and seamless granite countertops in Flower Mound, TX.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged granite countertops in Flower Mound, TX on July 17, 2017 by 12781142.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Serve Visalia is an annual community service event happening on Sunday, May 5th! Check out all the opportunities to serve and get signed up at ServeVisalia.org.
We think it’s a big deal when someone takes a step towards getting connected to community here at Neighborhood Church. DiscoverNC is a monthly experience designed to let us get to know one another better. Maybe you have questions about spirituality, faith, or baptism. Maybe you’re trying to meet and connect with people, or find a group or a place to volunteer. Maybe you’d just like to meet our pastors in person, or learn more about what Neighborhood believes.
Our next DiscoverNC is happening on Sunday, May 19th at 12:45PM.
DiscoverNC lasts about 70 minutes. Childcare is provided and Tacos Galacticos will be served.
Summer Camps at Neighborhood Church are THE place to be for kids in Visalia! And this year – in addition to our Preschool and Elementary Camp (9am-12pm) we are excited to offer our first ever FULL DAY Option for elementary students. Boys and Girls that just don’t want the day to end at 12pm can stay for part or all of the afternoon, up until 5:30pm. Plus, the full day option allows for drop-off as early at 7:30am and lunch is included!
Check out the details for each of our camps below, as well as links to register. Registration will fill up FAST – so don’t delay!
Due to our desire to create irresistible camp environments for our students and for students who have never been to Neighborhood before, we are so excited to announce the BEST WEEK EVER!
This summer, we will be hosting our very own Summer Camp at Point Loma Nazarene University. Over the course of the week, we will be staying in dorms, eating on campus, going to the beach, hanging out with our friends, learning about Jesus, and so much more!


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Our range of sausages, prepared by hand in Grantown-on-Spey. Stay tuned for new flavours, we like to experiment!
Our range of delicious sausages. We are always working on adding new products to our list. Look out for our Pork & Fennel Sausages which you’ll see online from time to time.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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OTBC is an accredited Training provider with MICT Seta® (Acc 2007/01/170), a Microsoft Silver Learning competency centre, an Oracle Partner and Certiport Centre. We are proud to be 100% women owned and 100% Black-owned with a Level 1 BEE rating. We have been offering services in the training and development sector for the past 10 years through IT learnerships and skills programmes with a 90% – 100% job placement in industry. We want to ensure that the youth unemployment rate is decreased. By offering market related education needed in industry, we can bridge this gap.
At On The Ball College, we believe in listening to the relevant needs of our cherished clients, and fulfilling those specific needs with customized services to achieve their immediate objectives, thereby saving them both valuable time and money. We believe that only in the gaining of knowledge, can any person or establishment grow and evolve into their true potential.
OTBC seeks to help develop South Africa into a knowledge-based society by encouraging more people to become educated and develop their skills as a means of contributing to economic growth.
Our mission is to help sustain individuals’ livelihood through training and linking future technology trends with our training programs. We want to expand OTBC and grow and sustain under-privileged communities in IT.
Transparency and honesty without overstepping personal boundaries of the other individual.
Give recognition of work done via rewards and compliments.
Display your caring in an ongoing and consistent manner.
Be aware of an individual's different cultural, religious and personal beliefs and views.
Assist individuals in order to get the work completed.
Being responsible for the tasks you have been given.
Make a plan to get the work done.
We recognize that education and training is vital in developing skills needed for a productive society and essential in promoting a person’s sense of worth, values, and high ethical standards. At OTBC we focus on quality training programs with experienced facilitators who demystify any area of knowledge and make new skills easy to learn and master. In this way, we prepare learners to do meaningful work for themselves and the companies they represent.
We follow a strict code of conduct to ensure that learners reach their full potential and have the right attitude for the job market.A work readiness programme is added into the curriculum to enhance and better prepare all learners to find employment after their studies. We believe in helping our clients gain success, our pride is within them.
To obey all rules, regulations, policies, disciplinary code of the college. Ensure deadlines and deliverables are completed to the best of your ability. Respect command of authority.
Be true to who you are, your strengths and what you are producing. Have the best interest of the clients, college, colleagues and command of authority at hand.
Have faith in your ability to be successful and be faithful to complete. Believe in the brand and help build the brand as you are the brand.
Transforming a promise, into reality. You made a promise to deliver to the best of your ability, don’t pretend or under deliver. Work as a team to deliver the business goals.
Our qualifications are recognized by MICT Seta.
We hope to add value to our clients with Microsoft recognized qualifications that’s needed within industry at present.
Our programs target skills that are needed in the industry and therefore job satisfaction is guaranteed.
We help our learners create opportunities through mentoring and coaching them how to use initiative in gaining experience in their relevant field of study to be employable.
All books, practical sessions and tools are included in the courses we offer.
We have our own facilitators, assessors and moderators, therefore our prices are competitive.
We have competent staff associated with us to deliver the Microsoft courseware.
We build relationships within the business industry to facilitate practical internships, hands-on learning experiences and job placements.
Our learning is theory and practical based. Learners get the opportunity to practice in a real life environment.
Learners can request one on one tutoring if needed.
Learners can study at the college if required.
Learners get free internet access at the college for research purposes.
Learners get individual attention, thus we keep to a maximum of 10 -20 learners in a class.
Learners get 3 opportunities to be deemed competent within the Seta curriculum.
People who have 2-5 years’ experience in an IT related field, but no formal qualification for it, can apply for RPL—Recognition of Prior Learning.
We can RPL Microsoft qualifications to SAQA recognized qualifications.
We have our own training infrastructure and equipment for our learners.
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I took this photo last week. When I viewed it closely on my computer I was surprised. While I was looking up taking the photo I could see the glass was dirty, but with the naked eye it honestly did not appear to be as dirty as the photo suggests. However, this glass is in need of cleaning and this image definitely illustrates that.
As we are approach the end of March, light levels are decreasing. In April the natural reduction of light, penetrating to your crops, will negatively impact on production. One percent reduction in light equals less production. Fifteen percent reduction in light equals a LOT less production. The problem equating the loss of light with a loss of production is difficult because it is not always measured. For example, if you never had the production in the first place how do you know you have lost production. Well that’s easy to answer, you have. Growers that keep historical production figures will have an advantage if their crop cycles are similar each season.
There are a few issues surrounding cleaning greenhouse roofs, and one of those concerns is the health and safety requirements for staff when cleaning. I have been attempting to find an answer to this concern, the possible solution found is in the trial phase. Currently, the only option, if you don’t have an automatic roof washer, is to climb on the roof with your hose and brush and give it a good old scrub. There are companies that specialise in water blasting and cleaning glasshouse roofs but the cost of this can be off putting for growers. However, this concern should be counterbalanced with the potential loss in production. As an advisor I want your roof clean for the best possible light penetration. This is another reason why I am so keen on the anti-condensation coatings.
Winter is approaching, within reason your heating bill will be the same if your greenhouse roof is clean or not. In the past cleaning your roof was an annual job that was a “must do” now it seems to be a job that is put in the “too hard basket”. This does affect smaller grower’s more than large companies, as larger companies own their own automatic roof washers that clean their greenhouse roofs multiple times a year.
Personally, I never liked doing this job and possibly don’t have the nerve for it anymore (let a forward pack run over me any day of the week, like they used to!) but there are companies that have specialised teams that carry out this essential task on your behalf.


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There is a backlash brewing in the world of sports against dissenters, and the lines have been drawn.
Donald Trump’s efforts to distract from his flailing agenda by demonizing anti-racist NFL players is finally bearing some fruit. Last week there were reports leaking out from NFL players that the owners of their franchises were telling them that the protests against racism and police brutality being staged during the anthem had to end. They were dropping the hammer, even though NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had promised that there would be no reprisals.
Hill even stated explicitly, “Just so we’re clear: I’m not advocating a NFL boycott. But an unfair burden has been put on players in Dallas & Miami w/ anthem directives.” Yet the news still read that she was suspended for advocating a boycott. Finding a pretext, ESPN took her off the airwaves.
Hill, of course, had been on double not-so-secret probation since September when she called Donald Trump a “white supremacist” on social media. It’s outrageous, and every ESPN employee, no matter their politics, should stand with Hill against efforts to silence her.
The question worth asking is “Why?” Why is a tycoon like Jerry Jones, a person who buys people like Donald Trump, and a multibillion-dollar global media leviathan, so scared of this man? Trump is currently rocking a 32 percent approval rating and being openly mocked by members of his own party. The idiotic kabuki theater of Mike Pence walking out of a game was discredited in real time, to anger and derision. Ratings are down, but that’s less Trump’s influence than ongoing trends across all racial and ethnic groups. Poll numbers are shifting in the direction of the protesting players largely because people don’t want to stand with the big orange baby. It’s a clown show. So why are they afraid of this man?
Sports owners and ESPN/Disney CEOs aren’t scared of Trump and his bathroom Twitter spasms. If anything, they are grateful for them. They don’t fear his base. They share his politics. They want black NFL players to shut up and play. They want their sponsors to stay happy. They want the only politics of football to be the politics of Jerry Jones, not Colin Kaepernick, no matter how shameless, hypocritical, and craven it all looks.
Donald Trump then becomes a useful cudgel to beat down any dissenting voices, from the workers on the NFL field to the journalists in the newsroom. These owners plowed millions of dollars into Donald Trump for a reason, and this is the return on their investment. Yet, as embittering as all of this is, it comes with a benefit: Now the lines are drawn more visibly. We know who is on which side, and what’s needed is clear: Whether you are an NFL player, a fan, or a reporter for ESPN, everyone has an interest in standing up to this clumsy, thuggish effort to silence dissenting voices.
We are already seeing this from Philadelphia Eagle Malcolm Jenkins, who responded to Jerry Jones by saying that his fist would be remaining high in the air until change comes to this country, and no “owner” will tell him otherwise. Again, billionaires are not our friends, but solidarity is. As George Atallah of the NFL Players Association tweeted on Monday, “Athletes: through everything that’s happened in the past few weeks, consider the power you wield.” This applies to all of us.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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As part of our commitment to best practice in education, last year we sent out a survey seeking feedback from our community on our BeaconNet portal.
The portal is the repository for all the essential information specific to our College families, students and staff and is accessed via a password. The survey generated many suggestions and plenty of constructive criticism.
I’m pleased to say we have taken on board many of these suggestions. These include making BeaconNet more user friendly with targeted ‘quick links’, a search function and generally improved navigation. Features such as live reporting of student assessments and parent-teacher interview online bookings are now well-established and well-received by our parents.
Education is the partnership between parents, students and the school. Beaconhills continues to work hard to find new ways to strengthen this partnership – for the benefit of our students.


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November is Space month in our Science Explore Lab. We had a great time studying the planets, the solar system, constellations, propulsion, and the sun.
to illustrate how it takes a tremendous amount of power to break through the earth's gravity to reach space.
We had a star party that night. Parents brought their telescopes and we had a great time seeing Jupiter and three of it's moons as well as the moon's surface and many stars and constellations.
Now it's time to roll up my sleeves and prepare for the Rocks Lab... and away we go!
Ellen - It looks like you had a lot of fun looking at the stars and seeing Jupiter. The film canisters are a lot of fun with a little science lesson too.

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Tom Robinson plays the intro to the classic Hendrix track at full speed and then slo-mo.
Tom Robinson takes under the bridge apart into managable segments for others to learn.
Tom Robinson plays the classic hendrix solo at full speed and then in slow-mo.
Tom Robinson demontrates the second Sultans of Swing solo at full speed before breaking it down into managable segments for you to copy.

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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will not be held liable for the suicide of a student in 2009, according to the New York Times. In addition to the institute itself not being responsible, two professors and a dean are not liable.
Han Nguyen was a PhD student at MIT when he committed suicide in 2009. Nguyen’s father brought forth a wrongful death suit in 2011 and the case was appealed all the way to the High Court. Nguyen had mental health issues for which he sought treatment, but not through MIT mental health officials. He did make a few visits to a MIT medical center, but found those unhelpful. Two professors knew that Nguyen was struggling with anxiety and other health issues at the time of his death.
The Court found that universities “are not responsible for monitoring and controlling all aspects of their students’ lives.” Furthermore, the tradition of a university standing in for the parent of students, in loco parentis, is long over.
Nguyen’s father claimed that two professors at MIT were aware that Nguyen had a fragile mental state. He claimed that one professor was the cause of the suicide because Nguyen committed suicide following harsh criticisms from one professor. MIT argued that the student had mental health issues before attending the university and Nguyen failed to use the mental health resources offered to students.
Courts across the country have been hesitant to hold faculty, administrators, and universities responsible for suicide by a student. Staff members are usually not clinically trained in suicide prevention. The court found that Nguyen had not made express statements of his intent to commit suicide, leaving the staff with no idea that he had such plans.
18 universities in Massachusetts supported MIT in their lawsuit, stating that if the court were to hold nonclinically trained staff liable for student suicides, chaos would ensue. While the court in this case did not hold the university or staff liable, the court suggested that there are instances in which a university, or its staff, could be held liable. Universities have a special relationship with students, and while a special duty regarding suicide prevention exists, this case did not fall within the circumstances of that duty, according to The Tech. Nguyen did not make express statements about suicide to anyone at the university and failed to seek out resources available from MIT.
If you believe your loved one’s death was caused by the negligence or wrongful act of another party, you might be entitled to compensation. The personal injury attorneys at Arnold & Smith, PLLC are dedicated to obtaining the best financial recovery possible. Our attorneys know that the loss of a loved one is devastating and want to help lessen the financial burden that often accompanies a loss. Contact us Arnold & Smith, PLLC for a free consultation, call at 704-370-2828 or click here for additional resources.

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Want to find all the comparisons of the Droid versus its competitors? Great, Google it. Want to find out when it will hit the market? Again, Google is your friend. But Xenu help you if you want to find any bits of data that are too esotoric (for lack of a better word).
For example, is the Droid going to be part of the Verizon BOGO sale? (Buy One, Get One) Well, lets go to the Google and type in “Droid Verizon BOGO” and see what happens. The problem is that many (most) sights have “Recent Posts” and “You might also like” links embedded in the HTML, and virtually any sight that mentions the Storm BOGO sale will have a “You might also like” that includes the Droid. What this means is that all of my search results are articles about the new Storm2, with ads and “you might also like” pointers to Droid stories, not at all what I am looking for.
This is a nontrivial problem. When I was at Eluma I worked on a recommendation engine and this was a pretty big issue. When you recommend a page to a user you probably don’t want to include the advertisements on the page in your algorithm, and the comments should have a lower rating. So you need to parse the RSS items, not the landing page, but of course many sites just put a synopsis in the RSS item so you really need to parse the landing page.
But surely the Google has solved this problem? For example, what about their “Blog Search”. Yeah, good idea, but blog search indexes the landing pages, and the landing pages are full of all of the cruft that is making my search useless. Well, not totally useless, after switching to the blog search I *did* get better results, but still not good results.
Certainly Technorati can do a better search? In fact they can, and did. My search resulted in 2 (two, yes two) hits, but they were both pertinent. So did I only get 2 hits due to the fact that Technorati doesn’t index ALL RSS feeds, or just because there really are only 2 articles that are pertinent? Dunno, but it does make me wonder; Google is touching just about EVERY RSS feed in existence, why not have a blog search that only indexes the RSS feed for more focused results?
p.s. lest you think “sure, but I don’t care about the Droid and its BOGO sale status.” Well, this also cropped up when I was researching the article Best Sandwich Ever; search for “tuna muffaletta” and be prepared for nonsense. On a side note, it does appear that that sandwich may be unique.
so... What's the verdict. BOGO or no? And don't say "lmttfy".
did you READ the article? Dood, I cant find out, well I guess that I could call Verizon. :( Man, how 1980's.
I couldn't tell from the article whether you had discovered or not. Just that it was hard searching. And I think this is a paul c only problem. Google does what I want. Cause it's my biznatch.


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Which coins to mine with low-end GPUs? Let’s get into it.
At the dawn of the crypto era, people mined Bitcoin using CPUs. Today it’s different. For example, after Zcoin hard fork in December XZC mining required as many as 16 GB RAM and GPUs with memory no less than 6 GB. Only a few people own this type of hardware – the rest has to get by with more affordable equipment.
We will use two methods to discover the best coins for mining. First, we will find out the mining profitability of the most popular low-end GPUs. Then we will analyze different cryptocurrency networks to find the lowest mining difficulty. The lower the difficulty, the better the performance of GPUs during solo mining and the higher the chances to find a block with only one GPU.
We will analyze four models – Nvidia 1050Ti, Nvidia 1060, Radeon R9 380 and Radeon 470. As always, we will use WhatToMine calculator for this. We indicated one GPU with every chip. And we also marked all available algorithms.
According to the calculator, 1050Ti generates 13.9 Mh/s on Ethash and 17 h/s on Equihash. Whatever the numbers are, low-end Nvidia graphics cards can’t mine Ethereum or Ethereum Classic. Let us remind you that 2GB/3GB GPUs are not enough anymore to download the DAG file of these coins. So we have to search for cryptocurrencies with a smaller DAG file, like MOAC, CLO, etc.
The calculator recommends Ravencoin. One GPU brings $0.15 per day at the cost of $0.046 per kWh. Apart from NiceHash, you should consider Aeternity and SUQA – they bring $0.10 and $0.09 respectively.
By the way, Ravencoin (RVN) mining pool on 2Miners expected in April.
Next is Nvidia 1060 that generates 22.5 Mh/s on Ethash and 27 h/s on Equi. What to mine on this one?
Here the most profitable coin would be Aeternity with $0.14 of net profit. Ravencoin and Grin come second and third. They bring around $0.12.
Radeon R9 380 generates 20 Mh/s on Ethash and 16 h/s on Equihash. Sounds good, but in reality, it’s no use. The graphics card consumes too much power so that mining can be profitable only with free electricity.
At the current exchange rates, mining profit is negative. If you have some spare money and swear by Vitalik Buterin, feel free to mine Ethereum. Though it’s easier to go to an exchange and buy coins.
Luckily, 480 shows better results. 29.5 Mh/s and 21 h/s respectively. And it’s profitable.
BitTube on CryptoNightSaber algorithm will bring the highest profit – $0.12. Ethereum Classic and Ethereum are also on the list.
WhatToMine can also sort results by mining difficulty. The lower the difficulty, the better the performance of a single GPU during mining. There are four somewhat popular cryptocurrencies to take into consideration.
Over the last six months, mining difficulty in the network of the coin has been extremely low. The minimum hasn’t been reached yet, but it’s close.
This is the most popular coin among users with less powerful equipment. The coin featured in almost all coin’s rankings for affordable solo mining.
The popularity of RavenCoin among miners is growing. Look at the coin’s mining difficulty chart. It’s been peaking for at least a year.
The last coin to consider is AION. There are no decent websites on the Internet that feature the coin’s mining difficulty chart, so we have to take the data from WhatToMine on trust and check the network explorer once in a while.
What do you mine on weak GPUs? Share your answers in the hodler crypto chat.


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Ellon Gordon progressed to the final of the most prestigious competition in the Grades when they were given a walkover by Arrowdawn Gordonians who were unable to raise a team for the semi - final of the Aberdeenshire Cup on Sunday.
In the Saturday game at Countesswells the Ellon visitors batted first, setting the home side the stiff target of 192 to win.
This was mainly due to a superb unbeaten 75 from veteran Jonny Barrett, ably supported by opener Stuart Davies who scored 36, enabling the Gordon Park side to reach 191 for the loss of eight wickets.
The home response was curtailed by some fine bowling from Ross Wade who took two for a mere four runs, while captain Webb who weighed in with a return of two for 21 to help bowl out Gordonians for 69.
Up at Methlick the Lairds men’s last opportunity of keeping themselves in the Grade 2 promotion race disappeared after being bowled out for 69, this despite a gutsy 41 from skipper Steve Murphy.
A total that proved to be too little to defend, as Stoneywood - Dyce - Queens Cross cruised to victory by four wickets, even if they had to rely on former Scotland and Aberdeenshire player Jan Stander who was still at the crease after a thoughtful 23 when they passed the home score.
The clash of 2nd Ellon Gordon and its Methlick counterparts proved to be a damp squib in what was a non - counter in Grade 4 at the Gordon Park.
The home side were bowled out for 51, leaving the MCC the easiest of targets before setting off for the club’s short tour of Holland.


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1. Newly pictured Khangtsen new Hostel Block at the farmland. The paintings and the leveling of the grounds are being progressed with JCB. The First and 2nd Block ground floors are nearing completion. However, our mission is not yet accomplished, and going ahead with it.
2.Mrs Denise Vestine ( Dechen Dolma) and her daughter Bianca and Mrs Ingrid Morangui from Sweden visited Khangsten on January 2010. Geshe Palden, Tashi, Khechok, Tenzin and Mrs Denise Vestin being discussed about the upgrade and improvements of the Sera Jey Ngari Khangsten Website in the Khangtsen office. They also visited the Hostel construction site and impressed by the progress.
3.Ven. Lobsang Choedak( Lharam Geshe ) was conferred the Geshe Lharampa Degree by the Monastery on 19th Dec, 2009. He has successfully completed the six years Gelugpa Board Examination and made extensive feast offerings to Sangha members on the same day.
4.On the very auspicious day of Gaden Nyamchoed Chemo on 11th Dec, 2009, Ven Geshe Tsewang Dorjee( Lharam Geshe ) of Ngari Khangtsen was appointed the new Chief Disciplinarian of Sera Jey University for Advanced Buddhists Studies and Practices. It is a first of its kind from the Himalayan region of Ladakh to hold this post in Sera Monastery since the re-establishment of settlement in India. The traditional scarves are being offered to Geshe la on the ceremonial occasion.
5.Venerable Khentrul Rinpoche from States paid a gracious visit to Ngari Khangtsen in Nov, 2009 with Ven Monlam la and Mrs. Susan. They visited the Housing sites with Geshe Palden and were really delighted to see the progress we made in the hostel building for the monks students. Rinpoche made extensive Puja offerings to the congregations at Khangtsen.
6.Mrs Lena Liu from California visited Khangtsen in Oct, 2009. She visited the hostel building site and Ngari Khangtsen’s Mess with her friends. They distributed sweets and educational materials to the young children of Khangsten with compassionate care and loves.

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It’s dense, interesting, weird and funny, but what it’s all wrapped around is another “Chosen One” story that really feels drawn out and convoluted, crumbling into something tiresome and tedious.
Where the science-fiction genre is concerned, it’s not hard to at the very least appreciate the ambition of the storytelling. It takes an honest, extra layer of creativity to create a reality not bound by the restrictions of our own, and it can be a delight to watch a perfect mixture of detailed universe building mesh with smart, unique storytelling. Of course, this requires delicate balance, as a dip too far one way finds a convoluted mess, and a dip in the opposite direction creates something that ultimately feels hollow and incomplete. It is sadly the former trap to which Andy and Lana Wachowski’s Jupiter Ascending falls victim.
In a similar vein to what they were able to accomplish with previous sci-fi stories like The Matrix and Cloud Atlas, Jupiter Ascending is a narrative set in a vivid and comprehensive world. There are legions of soldiers who have had their DNA spliced with animals – like the wolf-infused Caine (Channing Tatum) or the bee-like Stinger (Sean Bean). There are galaxy-spanning businesses where worlds are held like long-term investments. There’s even intergalactic low-level bureaucracy that has all varieties of individuals waiting in lines and shuffling from one department to the next. It’s dense, interesting, weird and at times funny, but what it’s all wrapped around is another “Chosen One” story that really feels drawn out and convoluted, eventually crumbling into something tiresome and tedious – albeit consistently beautiful.
The Wachowskis do legitimately make good choices in the casting department, as both Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum make for fun, charismatic leads to take us through the story. Kunis stars as Jupiter Jones, an illegal alien living with her Russian immigrant family and working as a housekeeper living in modern day Chicago. As we see happen oh so often at the cinema, however, her life changes in an instant when she meets Caine (Tatum), an intergalactic bounty hunter. Jupiter is not only made aware of life on other planets, but also that she is the genetic recurrence of one of the most powerful women in the galaxy, and stands to literally inherent the Earth now that she has passed away. It’s a simple and rather familiar plot, but through a first act of enjoyable “awakening” material and sky-shredding action scenes, Jupiter Ascending holds its own.
It’s with the introduction of the trio of central villains that everything begins to fall apart – which is a sincere problem considering that they wind up completely driving the entire story. These are the three surviving members of the Abrasax family -- Balem (Eddie Redmayne), Titus (Douglas Booth) and Kalique (Tuppence Middleton) – and the sons and daughter of the woman whom Jupiter Jones is a genetic equal. Each of them has a personal desire to take control of the Earth – which is alternately described as being extremely valuable and just a single piece of a much larger business – but also each take their own place doing more harm to the movie than good. Kalique winds up being mostly useless to the story, simply providing huge amounts of exposition and then disappearing; Titus merely feels like a stall in the narrative, serving as what is really a fairly pointless obstacle; and Balem simply feels overcooked in every sense, with Redmayne giving a highly bizarre, scenery-chewing performance full of needless affectation that makes him stick out like a sore thumb (really making you wonder what kind of off-base directions he was being given by the Wachowskis). As Jupiter Ascending’s plot encounters these characters, the film begins to degrade faster and faster, exploring needless and unnecessary elements of the sci-fi world that do more subtraction than addition.
At this point in their careers, Andy and Lana Wachowski have become better known for their visual flash and style, and it serves the movie well. Their flair is apparent from the costume and makeup work (the idea of DNA splicing works magic in this department) to the production design, and it all serves to provide Jupiter Ascending with a unique feel (even when it wears references to movies like Brazil on its sleeve). Immense credit also goes to the visual effects teams, who not only render some fantastic air battles and spaceships, but also expansive alien environments that do their part to make the audience feel like they’re being taken to a different world. All of this spectacle doesn’t make up for the fact that character motivations are at times completely dubious, and that the third act drags on far too long, but it does help.
It’s hard to really begrudge a film like Jupiter Ascending, both for its creative scope and in that it is one of the few-and-far-between female-led action movies, but it is equally hard to validate it beyond those elements, it’s aesthetics, and the casting of the leads. There is perhaps a better feature that exists partially on the cutting room floor – explaining some of the more bizarre plot developments/holes – or one that could have been made with just a few tweaks to the screenplay. But the movie that will be hitting theaters this week is best described as unfortunate.


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Welcome to the Sedum Forum, a genus of close to 600 species of perennial succulents.
Most are low-growing, with a variety of textures and leaf colors, as well as attractive blossoms. Their generally compact habit make them well suited to rock gardens and container culture. Most sedum root readily from a broken stem. Most do well in poor soil, in hot sunny exposures, requiring little water. Commonly known as stonecrop. Join the conversation in the Chat Thread and other information filled threads. Post your photos and share in the fun of learning about these great plants.
Trailing succulent with long stems tipped by many small glaucous green leaves, looking a bit like a burro's tail. Flowers appear at the end of the stems and are pinkish red or purple and cup-shaped. When many stems are planted in a container and allowed to grow out for several years, the effect can be spectacular as they cascade over all sides and hang down a considerable distance. Keep plants out of traffic and avoid handling them to reduce the loss of leaves from these hanging stems. Easy to propagate from cuttings (mother plants will branch at the base). Best form with strong light.
This species was known only from cultivation (found at a nursery in Coatepec, Veracruz) until 2010, when it was rediscovered in habitat in central Veracruz. S. morganianum is closely related to S. burrito, also described from plants in cultivation, and some would say that burrito is a hybrid or form of morganianum. Its leaves are less oblong, more roughly spherical, and smaller overall. At least 2-3 of the images on this page look like Sedum (Sedum burrito) to me.
Low succulent subshrub or groundcover consisting of upright or oblique, branching stems tipped by rosettes with green-blue, club-shaped, terete leaves. From the Sierra Madre del Sur in Oaxaca, Mexico. Works best as a groundcover if planted densely. A well behaved container plant, though it tends to look better in smaller pots when restarted every few years from short-stemmed cuttings. Easy to propagate from cuttings, which root quickly, and mother plants will branch at the base.
A few different varieties appear in cultivation. Leaf tips typically blush red or pink, more so in the sun. Flowers are bright yellow and open at the base. Strong light is important for best form and color. Provide excellent drainage in cultivation.
Not the easiest Stonecrop to keep alive. It hates hot weather and when I saw it in the wild for the first time it was in a place where there wasn't ever any direct sun and where there was water occasionally coming down the face of the rock wall it was growing on.
Does anyone know if Sedum batallae is hardy in the Willamette Valley? It is from Central Mexico, so I have my doubts. Growing my first ones this year.
I bought this in 2018 from Mountain Crest Gardens who listed it on their website as being hardy to zone 5. I'm seeing different information here and on other websites, as well as one other site selling this plant who also lists it as hardy to zone 5. I've already planted it in my zone 5 rock garden so I'll just have to wait and see. Will update this comment next spring.


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The “contemporary” Paleolithic diet consists mainly of fish, grass-fed pasture raised meats, vegetables, fruit, fungi, roots, and nuts, and excludes grains, legumes, dairy products, salt, refined sugar, and processed oils.
Now, I’m never one for diet fads—or diets in general, because life is too short and I love cheese—but something about this interests me. I even went so far as to do some preliminary research into trying it out, but I decided that trying a new diet right before going home to visit my family for a week was maybe not the best plan (my fams loves to eat, and I love them for it). I may, however, try it when I get back.
Something else interested me about this, though. I’ve noticed that there is a general trend in contemporary culture to believe that everything that happened in the past was somehow inherently better or better for us than what we’re doing now (with the exception of the 50s, food wise, because we all know that casseroles and butter-on-everything are not good for us). Even so, there is something super extreme about assuming that our way-back ancestors had life figured out in any sense.
There is definitely a good intention behind it—eat what is readily available and naturally grown—but are we forgetting that our Paleolithic great-to-the-nth-degree aunties and uncles usually only lived for like, 40 years (if that)? They had lives that were definitely nasty, brutish and short, sometimes due to violence, but also due to lifestyle. And was their diet inherently good because they were from a “simpler” time? I’m not so sure.
Yes, processed food is, generally, bad. But some processes (like pasteurization) were very good for our society. Just like life wasn’t simpler in the 50s—watch the first few seasons of Mad Men if you don’t believe me—nor was eating necessarily better thousands of years ago.
Have you tried the Paleo diet? Tell us about it in the comments.


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Sophia Lillis is sticking with the horror genre. The It breakout actress is joining Oz Perkins‘ Gretel and Hansel, a reimagining of the classic fairy tale about two youngsters who run afoul of a hungry witch. Lillis played Beverly Marsh in It, and was recently seen in HBO’s thriller series Dark Objects. More on the Gretel and Hansel cast below.
HBO adapts Gillian Flynn‘s Sharp Objects into a haunting, brilliantly constructed Southern Gothic miniseries. Director Jean-Marc Vallée deftly blends past and present, telling a hypnotic, engrossing story about a damaged woman who can’t escape her emotional and physical scars. At the center of it all is Amy Adams, giving one of the best performances of her already stellar career. Mild spoilers follow.
Our favorite teen girl detective is coming to the big screen again. Production has started on Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, and with that comes our exciting first look at It breakout star Sophia Lillis‘s debut as the feminist mystery-solving icon. Will she be rocking the headband? Will she explain why someone from this generation is still named “Nancy”? Read on to find out!
Gillian Flynn‘s debut novel gets the HBO treatment with Sharp Objects, a new miniseries adaptation starring Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson. Watch the unsettling new Sharp Objects trailer below ahead of the July premiere.
Amy Adams is coming for that Emmy Award, so watch out. The first Sharp Objects trailer is here, featuring Adams in an adaptation of a novel from Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn.
16-year-old actress Sophia Lillis broke out last year with her starring role as Beverly Marsh in the mega-hit film adaptation of Stephen King’s It, and now she’ll be playing an even more high profile literary character. A new report says that Lillis has been cast as the title role in a new Nancy Drew movie called Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase, based on the second book in the popular series of mystery novels.
Good news, horror fans: after months of speculation and fan-casting, Jessica Chastain is officially in talks to join the It sequel. Chastain previously worked with It director Andy Muschietti on the horror film Mama. If the actress joins the sequel, she’ll play the adult Beverly Marsh, originally played by Sophia Lillis in the 2017 horror blockbuster. More on Jessica Chastain joining the It sequel cast below.
Andy Muschietti‘s blockbuster adaptation of Stephen King‘s It hits Blu-ray this week, with a release that’s loaded with extras, including 11 deleted scenes, an interview with King, an alternate ending, and more. Our deep-dive into the It Blu-ray special features examines all the extras any fan of the film should be eager to get their hands on.
Beware of spoilers, of course.
Ready to bring Pennywise the Clown into your home? It, the blockbuster film adaptation of Stephen King‘s tale of terror, is about to hit Blu-ray and Digital and terrify audiences all over again. The film will be released on Digital this December, and Blu-ray January 2018, just in time to give you new nightmares for the new year. Get the It Blu-ray release date info below.


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Since WWII, the UK finance sector has accumulated significant power and influence in Westminster, the City of London and British Overseas Territories. This influence has been leveraged to forge what has been described as a financial ‘spiders web’. The City of London and British Overseas Territories, in particular, have become prime conduits for international illicit financial flows. Within this ‘spider’s web’, British banks are a critical spoke. However, there has been no systematic criminological study conducted on the institutional methods, structures, cultures, and motivations, that underpin financial crimes in the British banking sector. This signals the significant methodological challenges associated with research on highly secretive institutions implicated in corporate criminality.
This doctoral project will help pioneer a new open source data-set, the British Financial Crimes Database, that addresses this challenge. Using a range of open-source investigative techniques (training will be provided), the doctoral researcher will collate in a single database, court judgements, deferred prosecution agreements, international arbitration decisions, asset forfeiture records, commissions of inquiry/regulator/parliamentary reports, etc., globally, which document UK Bank involvement in financial crimes.
Technical support for the database will be provided by an industry partner. By collating and connecting together records produced by organisations with subpoena and prosecutorial powers, a more panoramic view can be obtained into secretive corporate practices. Drawing on this database, the exemplary sampling method will be used to conduct a case study on British banks in three areas; money laundering, bribery and fraud/manipulation (three cases in total, one in each area).
This sampling method involves selecting cases that are representative of a wider population. What makes a case exemplary, is access to sufficient sources to richly populate the case, which may not be possible for the wider population. The database will determine which representative cases are potentially exemplary, based upon the availability of documentary sources, which will be supplemented by semi-structured interviews. Pattern matching techniques will be used to understand the method, mechanisms, and enabling environments, that banks exploit to commit financial crimes. Crucially this study will look to plot cross-case patterns, in addition to noting distinctions specific to the crime type.
This research will make an original and significant contribution to the literature on corporate crime, financial crime, and corruption, by producing a systematic data-set on the criminogenic role played by British banks. It will also develop original findings on open source investigative methods, developing granular understandings of the open sources available on British banks, and their respective strengths, weaknesses and limitations.
This research will be supervised by Professor Lasslett who is one of the leading global authorities on grand corruption and financial crimes, with support from two economists, Dr Duffy and Dr Bunyan. They will ensure the successful applicant is supported to understand critical technical dimensions of the UK finance sector.
Applications from candidates with a background in either criminology, finance, economics, or cognate areas is welcomed. The proposal should demonstrate that the applicant has an understanding of the role which British banks play in international financial crime and corruption. The proposal should focus on how the three case studies might be methodologically developed and implemented, and how any ethical challenges might be dealt with. Ulster University will be provide extensive training in open source intelligence gathering, and investigative research methods.
Prospective candidates are strongly advised to contact Professor Lasslett before submitting their application.


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Wow … 10000 views!!! Thanks for reading, promoting, sharing or talking about our blog. Special thanks to all the wonderful people in coffee shops and roasteries across Brisbane who willingly share their passion for, and knowledge of coffee.
We had flat whites on the Supafly (house) blend. The coffee barometer hit freaking awesome. The flat white was a perfect combination of espresso and 100% Jersey cow from Cooloola Milk. The wonderful blend and the creamy milk seemed in perfect harmony.
Coffee from Byron Bay – where latitude makes up for altitude! We got to taste the single origin beans from this region as a pour over through a ceramic V60. It was a fragrant and fruity coffee that was easy to drink and got better as it chilled – much like us after a weekend in Byron.
The Cup of Excellence rank 1, La Guadalupana was truly a gift from Nicaragua. The International jury score was a staggering 91.13! We blind tasted the C.O.E whilst chatting about all things coffee and ruminating where the coffee may have originated. Meanwhile the freaking awesome barometer hit an all time high!
We had a mocha on the Seasonal blend which included a Yirgacheffe – always nice to see a Yirga in a blend! The mocha provided a distinctive hit of berry, balanced with a smooth chocolate finish. The milk was perfectly textured – yummo!
An amazing pair of doppios on a Costa Rican single got us the thumbs up from the barista! They arrived in tiny white cups that made us feel a bit like Gulliver on his travels. The aroma was wonderful, the crema was wandooful (were on Wandoo Street) and the taste was sensational. Our palette’s were dancing for hours afterwards.
Our long macchiatos were brewed on a single origin, the Brazilian Royal Reserve. The macchiatos were beautifully presented. They were bold, yet velvety coffees with a chocolatey taste that smoothed out nicely. We were still enjoying the flavours long after the cups were drained.
The coffee on offer was the Black Blend from Mambo Coffee which is roasted in Maroochydore. The Barista advised it was best served with a small amount of milk such as a piccolo. So it was a piccolo to kick the morning off. It delivered a very smooth cup with a good coffee punch – so good another had to be ordered!
We sampled the Dancing Bean Original blend as flat whites, as this is the standard fare for most clientele. This was the blend they built their business on, and with its easy drinking you can understand why. The blend goes well with milk and leaves an almost chocolatey sweetness on the palette long after the coffee is gone.
Our cold drip coffees made with Finca Suiza, a single origin from El Salvador, with sugar syrup on the side. The coffee was almost tea like in appearance and very much like a peach/mango ice tea in aroma. The taste was fruity and delicate – a real winner!
The robusta coffee grounds imported from Vietnam are infused with hot water, which then drips onto the layer of condensed milk. When the drip is complete, you stir the coffee and milk together and pour over ice. It was like sipping a Tia Maria on ice. What a great coffee option on a balmy Sunday arvo!
The coffee house has been purposely left inconspicuous because they put people’s experiences to the coffee above all else. However, there is nothing understated about the coffee, how it is roasted, created, served and presented. If you’re all about the coffee, and chatting with passionate people, you have got to head to Uncle Joe’s Coffee House. We do … often!
Thanks again for reading, we are now over 11000 views!
Where’s Your Favourite Coffee Shop in Brisbane to Chill?

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Irish woman Ciara Donnelly is fighting an extremely rare form of cancer that affects only one in a million.
The Bray native was diagnosed with Urachal Adenocarcinoma earlier this year.
According to the Irish Independent, the Urachus makes up your umbilical cord as a baby and stems from behind the belly button down to the bladder. For most people, this dissipates into nothing and causes no concern, however for a very rare few - one in a million people - it develops into a rare and aggressive cancer.
Donnelly was diagnosed after suffering back-to-back bladder infections for months without antibiotics kicking in. After going to A&E with severe back pain and a swollen stomach, doctors found two huge growths (one 20cm and one 10cm) on her ovaries.
To date, only two cases of Urachal Adenocarcinoma have been diagnosed in Ireland and there have only been 400 known cases in the US in the last 25 years.
Donnelly (34) is focusing on a vegan diet and incorporating more holistic lifestyle changes.
"She is discovering the benefits of Kangan water, wheatgrass, creating an alkaline ph level within her body and CBD. Ciara is finding these therapies and treatments helpful, giving her energy, helping her fight infection and helping to create an environment in her body within which cancer cannot survive," her sister Natalie wrote on Donnelly's GoFundMe page.
The mother-of-two is also documenting her journey on her personal blog #nofilter.
To find out more about contributing to "Ciara's Keeping up with Cancer" fund, visit here.


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WICK – Web Input Completion Kit an open source version of this idea.
Wow! I’ve been planning making something very similar for a project I have in mind. This is probably going to save me several hours (I hope).
The Google Maps API allows you to dynamically display a map from Google Maps , add markers to it(those little windows that pop up showing the address and other bits of information), and assorted other cool things.
Here is Google’s own documentation page on the API.
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WebGoTravelTop Costa Rica Travel Questions Answered – Why Costa Rica?
Home » blog » Top Costa Rica Travel Questions Answered – What is so Special about Costa Rica?
What is so Special about Costa Rica?
Want to know which is the most puzzling Costa Rica travel question for me? Why is Costa Rica so special and why do I prefer it over other Central American destinations.
Costa Rica is a privileged country boasting of a wide range of flora and fauna, within the borders of this relatively small country every corner oozes with vibrant energy and beauty. If good things come in small packages and so does Costa Rica. I am always amazed at how it is possible that within this small country there is so much diversity.
Just think of it, if you are staying in San José either the nearest beach or volcano is but a two-hour ride. There are not many countries in this world where you can have such a great accessibility to different types of ambiances within a relatively short distance from the capital.
The weather is definitely a plus, yes there are plenty of Central American countries and I have been to a few of them too, however Costa Rica has the perfect weather for me, it is not too hot and it is also not too chilly.
Maybe this is only my experience, one of the main reasons I love Costa Rica is because of the people in general. I have always been greeted with a smile even when they did not understand what I needed or wanted, their intention to help me out was good enough to win me over. I guess Costa Ricans are optimists at heart, don’t get me wrong, they have their hardships in life, however that does not affect their outlook in life.
Somehow every time I visit Costa Rica I feel it is an inner journey that leads me back to my essence, my soul and even my purpose.
For the last couple of years I have been traveling to Costa Rica every chance I get to catch wild waves. My friends think I am already a local and bombard me with questions all the time so I think it is just fair that I get a chance to write about it and share it with you.
How much in advance should you book when you are planning your vacations in Costa Rica?
The answer behind this frequently asked Costa Rica travel question lies in a simple logic: during high season make sure to make reservations at least 3 or four months in advance. If it is the green season you can perfectly reserve with just a month or maybe two in advance. The high season goes from December to April and the green season from May to November. Besides taking note about the season, it is also wise to take note about the local holidays. December and January are months full of cheer and festivities and I would certainly recommend that you book at least 3 months in advance. This same situation will also occur during April, especially during the Easter Holidays as locals will most probably flood to the beaches. The month of July is also a very popular month for locals to travel so make sure to make your reservations early. As for the months of May, June, August, September, October and November you can easily book with just a month or two in advance.
A great tip to make most of offers is to follow your favorite hotels through social media and subscribe to their newsletters so you will always be on their mailing list to receive “Early Bird” offers and other promotions. One of my favorite places is the Best Western Jacó Beach Resort, an all inclusive hotel where I can always relax and forget about practically everything. Jacó beach attracts surfers from around the world year round and it is only a two-hour ride from San José.
Money, money, money, it makes the world go round and although the concept is global the denominations are not. Back in the days traveler’s checks were widely used for traveling purposes, it did take you a visit to a local bank to cash the check and it would also involve some cashing fees.
Thankfully, now all you need to do is to take your debit or credit card with you along with some cash and you are set to enjoy the best that Costa Rica has to offer. Is it really that simple? Yes it is, well at least in Costa Rica. You have no idea how many times I have been asked about this simple Costa Rica travel question. Many of my friends worry if they should carry large amounts of money and if they need to change all of that cash at the first currency exchange they find.
Carrying all your cash is not only unnecessary it is not practical at all and in my experience the best exchange rate is provided by banks. Costa Rica is a very civilized country and chances are that you will be able to use your debit card at most ATM’s and withdraw just the necessary amount of Costa Rican colones for your specific purpose. You will also find ATM’s very accessible and some hotels, for example the Best Western Irazú Hotel & Casino has an ATM at the lobby where you will feel comfortable and protected to make you transactions.
Personally I always carry the amount of around $200 in $20 and $50 notes, you know, just in case you ran out of colones (the Costa Rican currency) and you need to pay in cash. Take note that for security reasons most shops and restaurants will not accept hundred dollar bills.
Just one small word about the currency exchange rate in Costa Rica, most banks will show you two prices, the selling price (venta) and the buying price (compra). When you have US dollars or any foreign currency and you are buying colones, the corresponding exchange rate is the one listed as “compra”. If however you own colones and want to buy US dollars then they will sell you those dollars under the exchange rate listed as “venta”.

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Hello, everybody! My name is Reverend Fox! I'm the Owner and Prime Admin of this site, as well as the President of the HRPGroup.
Fox, you moron, you already have a bio. What're you doing?!
First, don't call me names. That's rude.… buttmunch.
Second, I want to encourage everyone to poke the [Back] button on your browser and create an Introduction thread for yourselves! What're some of your hobbies and interests?
Let's see… I'm a writer, musician, gamer, avid student of whatever I fancy, and Nodeologist (one who studies knot tying). I've been gaming for too damned long, and have been involved in a few projects that have gained some success. Ever been to Furcadia? Place is awesome!
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I’m always looking for the next opportunity to sit on my laurels. That’s why, when a casual glance at the ol’ iPhone revealed that I had received an e-mail from the Delta Psi Chapter of the Phi Sigma Pi honors fraternity, I felt my heart go aflutter at the invitation to engage in a “fusion of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.” I, like any student with “outstanding academic achievement[s],” know that the kind of people who use the word “fusion” in reference to something other than cuisine are the kind of people I want to hang out with. They, like me, purchased a $2.99 word-of-the-day app over a year ago, which they have not once opened.
Anxious to seize this exciting new opportunity to feel better about that time I played video games instead of doing my homework, I read on rapaciously. “Phi Sigma Pi is an active campus organization,” I read. Good. I don’t want any of those non-active, sluggish organizations dragging down my schedule of extracurricular activities. Phi Sigma Pi also, the e-mail informs me, supports the quality of “brotherhood.” Hmm … as a woman, I’ve never longed for “brotherhood,” but no matter, I have an awesome GPA, and as a student with an awesome GPA, I can only look to join organizations that praise my awesome GPA. The brothers of Phi Sigma Pi are also excited to meet my friends, the e-mail joyously informs me! I don’t like this part of the e-mail, actually, as the implication that my friends are also eligible to join Phi Sigma Pi opens up the possibility that I will not be able to lord my membership over them.
Wait. What’s this? My inbox is crowded with nine, no twenty — twenty more replies to Phi Sigma Pi’s electronic courtship! Messages, maybe, from fellow intelligent brethren looking for a special organization that they can pay special dues to? Or maybe missives from other students with e-mail signatures that exaggerate their job descriptions? Long-lost late-night procrastinators looking for friends to ‘study’ with in the PCL? Wait, these are remove me from your list requests? My jaw drops. I am flabbergasted. Are there students un-enticed by the siren call of Phi Sigma Pi?
An angry reply-all-er claims that over 50 percent of students are eligible for membership. But I, I was invited to apply to Phi Sigma Pi, honors fraternity. Wait — my future fraternity fights back! One zealous e-mailer and Phi Sigma Pi defender spits back that only 19,000 students were e-mailed. Phew. I heave a sigh of relief as my ego scabs over. I knew I was special.
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You can also benefit from packing materials for relocations. The boxes are a service which is ensured only for the relocations carried out by us and not only.In order to buy boxes please choose the quantity from our list. Your order will be processed by our advisers. At shortest notice you will be contact to establish the details of the delivery. For delivery in Bucharest you will be charged a fee of 40 LEI for transport. For delivery in the country please contact us!
It can be used for packing the documents. The box has auto locking system and does not need any tape.
It can be used for packing the books.
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It’s Friday! We have been busy making updates and have so much to share with you!
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Collinwood (Waterloo) |	$200 per month	|	150 sq. ft.
Artist studio available for rent in the heart of the Waterloo Arts District. This is a creative environment with eight private artist studios and a sharedkitchenette, bathroom and second story porch. The studio is located above Waterloo Arts and can be accessed 24/7 through a secure entrance. Studio is approximately 150 sq/ft and the $200/month rent includes utilities and WiFi. Three month lease followed by the option to renew month-to-month. Contact Amy Callahan at info@waterlooarts.org if you are interested in viewing the space. To be considered, please include examples of artwork and a link to your website.
Euclid Green |	$600 per month	|	710 sq. ft.
Room 145 is 710 sf. Rent is $600.00 a month including all utilities.
Plus 25.00 If you run a/c window unit (tenant to supply unit).
Slavic Village |	$1 per month	|	18000 sq. ft.
Large warehouse for rent three separate floors available. Office space available also call for details.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	$25 hour	|	500 sq. ft.
Located In the Superior Arts District, they welcome creative events in this space! Pop Up events, Classes and Workshops are a great fit in this fashionable, artistic environment.
Centrally located and freeway accessible. Free parking.
Detroit Shoreway (Gordon Square) |	180 sq. ft.
Rental cost available by request. Wondershop is a studio space located in Gordon Square.
They currently have a studio space available to rent and are looking for an artist to work there.
Screen printing w/ Wondershop: If you’re interested in screen printing, or having images printed at Wondershop, please contact Kat directly (email link above).
St. Clair-Superior |	$175 per month	|	3600 sq. ft.
The Creative Clubhouse is an incubator space (physical and online) for female start ups.
Go shoot you podcast in this space.
They provide the lights as well as set for you to achieve the sort of look you need to bring your podcast to life.
Rocky River |	$650 per month	|	575 sq. ft.
This is first floor unit is for rent with an all glass side facing Linden Rd. in Rocky River. The space could be used as working space, display space or as a classroom. The unit has seven sinks, high ceilings, custodial service, and ample parking in a safe secure setting. More pictures available at daugstrupfineart.com.
Beachwood |	8000 sq. ft.
They have an 8,000 square foot new construction 7 bedrooms estate/mansion for sale with 28+ foot long rooms great for an art gallery or exposition. They'd like to offer the space complimentary to an artist to display their pieces for a private or public art show or exhibition. Complimentary to use. Flexible with scheduling and different uses.
Case Western Reserve University's center for innovation and entrepreneurship provides a space for anyone - students, faculty, and alumni and members of the community - to tinker and creatively invent.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	20000 sq. ft.
Contact building owner for availability and pricing. 216-361-4541.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	$1,250 per month	|	2500 sq. ft.
Contact building owner for availability and pricing. 216-361-4541. Freight & passenger elevator. Does not include utilities. Includes shared kitchen and conference space.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	$350 per month	|	400 sq. ft.
Asia Town |	18000 sq. ft.
18,000 sq. ft. office/warehouse space. Contact building owner for availability and pricing.
Asia Town |	$1,000 per month	|	2000 sq. ft.
Unique 2,060 sq. ft. of office/retail space. Does not include utilities or trash.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	5000 sq. ft.
Campus District (Superior Arts) |	$50 per month	|	5000 sq. ft.
LAB STUDIOS is a 5000 square foot commercial warehouse offering collaborative space featuring resident photographers and designers, The Capsule (12x17 staging backdrop), art gallery, co-working Design Lab, print studio and event space.
St. Clair-Superior |	68000 sq. ft.
Lake Affect Studios is a newly developing space for artist studios, an event space, and art gallery.