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What is Yosai and what is the problem that you were trying to solve when you started it?
How does Yosai compare to existing libraries for web frameworks such as Flask-Security or Django Guardian and why might someone choose Yosai instead?
In the documentation it mentions that Yosai is a port of the Apache Shiro framework from Java to Python. What was most difficult about exposing a Pythonic interface while maintaining the core principles of the original?
Authentication and authorization are difficult problem domains and can cause significant issues if they are not implemented in a secure fashion. How do you ensure an appropriate level of quality in Yosai to be confident having people use it?
To start can you describe how the framework is architected and what is involved in integrating it with a project?
Outside of the context of web applications, what are some situations where someone should consider integrating authentication and authorization into their project?
What have been some of the most challenging aspects of building the Yosai project?
What do you have planned for the future of Yosai?
The Asphalt Framework. Asphalt is an asyncio-based microframework for network oriented applications.
Network protocols are often inscrutable, but if you have an effective way to experiment with them then they expose a lot of power. This week Guillaume Valadon explains how Scapy can be used to inspect your network traffic, test the security of your systems, and develop brand new protocols, all in Python!
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Can you explain what Scapy is and what problem it was created to solve?
How has the decision to build Scapy in Python benefited the project?
How has the 10 year history of the project affected your ability to maintain and evolve the code?
How has the project evolved from the initial prototypes by Philippe Biondi through to its current incarnation as Scapy 2?
I understand that the project was originally hosted on Bitbucket and then moved to Github. What prompted that decision and how has it played out?
Who is the target audience and what are some of the primary intended use cases for Scapy?
How is the implementation of packet layering architected in order to allow for such flexibility and composability?
What are some of the most interesting and unexpected ways that you have seen Scapy used?
What protocols have been the most problematic to implement and maintain?
What have been some of the most challenging aspects of developing Scapy?
What do you have planned for the future of Scapy?
Everyone who uses a computer on a regular basis knows the importance of backups. Duplicity is one of the most widely used backup technologies, and it’s written in Python! This week Kenneth Loafman shares how Duplicity got started, how it works, and why you should be using it every day.
Can you share some of the history of Duplicity?
What is duplicity and how does it differ from other available backup tools?
Many backup solutions are written in Java or lower level languages such as C, what is the motivation for using Python as the language for implementing Duplicity?
At face value backing up files seems like a straightforward task but there is a lot of incidental complexity. Can you describe the architecture and internals of Duplicity that allow for it to handle a wide variety of use cases?
It has been shown in a number of contexts that people will generally use the default settings, so by forcing people to opt out of encrypting their backups you are promoting security best practices in Duplicity. Why is it so important to have the archive encrypted, even if the storage medium is fully under the control of the person doing the backup?
Given that backups need to be highly reliable what are the steps that you take during the development process to ensure that there are no regressions?
What mechanisms are built into duplicity to prevent data corruption?
What are some of the most difficult or complex aspects of the problem space that Duplicity is dealing with?
I noticed that you have a proposal for a new archive format to replace Tar. Can you describe the motivation for that and the design choices that have been made?
As the internet and digital technologies continue to infiltrate our way of life, we are forced to consider how our concepts of identity and security are reflected in these spaces. Brian Warner joins me this week to discuss his work on privacy focused projects that he has worked on, including the Tahoe LAFS, Firefox Sync, and Magic Wormhole. He also has some intriguing ideas about how we can replace passwords and what it means to have an online identity.
How did you get involved in the area of cryptography and digital privacy?
You have created or made significant contributions to a number of projects that are focused on making secure communications and storage more accessible, including Tahoe LAFS (Least Authority File System), Magic Wormhole, and Petmail. Can you provide a brief overview of these projects and any others that you would like to mention?
What problem were you trying to solve when you created or began contributing to each of them and how satisfied are you with their current state?
What have you found to be the biggest barriers to adoption for these projects?
How do Tahoe and Magic Wormhole benefit an average user and what are your plans for their future development?
One of the most ubiquitous issues with our modern security infrastructure leading to compromise is the humble password. What are some technologies that you foresee replacing the need for passwords?
As technologists we are fairly well aware of the weaknesses in the systems that we use day-to-day. How can we make digital privacy and security more accessible?
If you write software then there’s a good probability that you have had to deal with installing dependencies, but did you stop to ask whether you’re installing what you think you are? My guest this week is Professor Justin Cappos from the Secure Systems Lab at New York University and he joined me to discuss his work on The Update Framework which was built to guarantee that you never install a compromised package in your systems.
Your host as usual is Tobias Macey and today I’m interviewing Justin Cappos about The Update Framework, an open spec and reference implementation for mitigating attacks on software update systems.
Please start by explaining what The Update Framework (TUF) is and the problem that you were trying to solve when you created it.
How is TUF architected and what led you to choose Python for the reference implementation?
TUF addresses the problem of ensuring that the packages that get installed are created by the right developers, but how do you properly establish trust in the first place?
Why are consistent and auditable dependencies important for the security of a system and how does TUF help with that goal?
What are some of the known attack vectors for a software update system and how do Python and other systems attempt to mitigate these vulnerabilities?
One of the perennial problems with any dependency management system is that of transitive dependencies. How does TUF handle this extra complexity of ensuring that all of the secondary, tertiary, etc. dependencies are also properly pinned and trusted?
For someone who wants to start using TUF what are the steps to get it set up with pip?
How would a project that wants to use TUF, do so?
Who is using TUF and when will it be used with PyPI?
Speech is the most natural interface for communication, and yet we force ourselves to conform to the limitations of our tools in our daily tasks. As computation becomes cheaper and more ubiquitous and artificial intelligence becomes more capable, voice becomes a more practical means of controlling our environments. This week Steve Penrod shares the work that is being done on the Mycroft project and the company of the same name. He explains how he met the other members of the team, how the project got started, what it can do right now, and where they are headed in the future.
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Your host as usual is Tobias Macey and today I’m interviewing Steve Penrod about the company and project Mycroft, a voice controlled, AI powered personal assistant written in Python.
Can you start by describing what Mycroft is and how the project and business got started?
How is Mycroft architected and what are the biggest challenges that you have encountered while building this project?
What are some of the possible applications of Mycroft?
Why would someone choose to use Mycroft in place of other platforms such as Amazon’s Alexa or Google’s personal assistant?
What kinds of machine learning approaches are being used in Mycroft and do they require a remote system for execution or can they be run locally?
What kind of hardware is needed for someone who wants to build their own Mycroft and what does the install process look like?
It can be difficult to run a business based on open source. What benefits and challenges are introduced by making the software that powers Mycroft freely available?
What are the mechanisms for extending Mycroft to add new capabilities?
What are some of the most surprising and innovative uses of Mycroft that you have seen?
What are the long term goals for the Mycroft project and the business that you have formed around it?
Sandstorm.io is an innovative platform that aims to make self-hosting applications easier and more maintainable for the average individual. This week we spoke with Asheesh Laroia about why running your own services is desirable, how they have made security a first priority, how Sandstorm is architected, and what the installation process looks like.
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Today we’re interviewing Asheesh Laroia about Sandstorm.io, a project that is trying to make self-hosted applications easy and secure for everyone.
Making sure that your code is secure is a difficult task. In this episode we spoke to Eric Brown, Travis McPeak, and Tim Kelsey about their work on the Bandit library, which is a static analysis engine to help you find potential vulnerabilities before your application reaches production. We discussed how it works, how to make it fit your use case, and why it was created. Give the show a listen and then go start scanning your projects!
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Today we’re interviewing Tim Kelsey and Eric Brown about Bandit which is a static analysis engine for finding security vulnerabilities in your Python code.


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You’ve likely run into the Don’t Read the Comments concept — either the meme or at least accidentally reading comments on very popular sites. By and large, that’s true of most places…but not here. I curate my comments section (both on my blog and on my G+ posts). I do that because the people who read my blog, current and back posts, don’t need to see a collection of useless comments that have no temporal context.
Someone did not think their comment through, and started with “You’re wrong” or similar jerkiness. Perhaps this flowchart would help illustrate why I kill such comments.
Someone is attempting not to engage in discourse but “win” some perceived Internet argument. I’ll kill those whether they agree or disagree me — the tone is what I look for, not the content.
When the comment is a copy error correction. I make the corrections, but don’t want to clutter the comment archive with them. However, I am totally thankful to those who do comment with those!
Let’s be awesome together, not jerks! :D Let’s make as many corners of the Internet as possible happier and smarter places.
A couple notes: First, any comments are that 95% awesome but 5% jerky get killed; being partly awesome isn’t a defense. Second, I occasionally don’t delete comments, if I need to make a point by replying (though that’s pretty rare).
On occasion, I edit comments — for typos or broken tags. I especially do this if you give follow-up comment pointing out your error. After all, no sense in preserving errors like that for years or keeping the scrollbar longer by having a comment that’s just pointing out your own typo.
Additionally, comments close on my posts after three months. That’s mainly a spam preventer, though it has the effect of keeping me looking forward rather than responding to comments from posts months- and years-old.

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AromaticScience, LLC Cinnamaldehyde and nitric oxide attenuate advanced glycation end products-induced the JAK/STAT signaling in human renal tubular cells.
Cinnamaldehyde and nitric oxide attenuate advanced glycation end products-induced the JAK/STAT signaling in human renal tubular cells.
Huang J-S, Lee Y-H, Chuang L-Y, Guh J-Y, Hwang J-Y.
Cinnamaldehyde is a major and a bioactive compound isolated from the leaves of Cinnamomum osmophloeum kaneh. It possesses anti-diabetic properties in vitro and in vivo and has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects. To explore whether cinnamaldehyde was linked to altered advanced glycation end products (AGE)-mediated diabetic nephropathy, the molecular mechanisms of cinnamaldehyde responsible for inhibition of AGE-reduced nitric oxide (NO) bioactivity in human renal proximal tubular cells were examined. We found that raising the ambient AGE concentration causes a dose-dependent decrease in NO generation. Cinnamaldehyde significantly reverses AGE-inhibited NO generation and induces high levels of cGMP synthesis and PKG activation. Treatments with cinnamaldehyde, the NO donor S-nitroso-N-acetylpenicillamine, and the JAK2 inhibitor AG490 markedly attenuated AGE-inhibited NOS protein levels and NO generation. Moreover, AGE-induced the JAK2-STAT1/STAT3 activation, RAGE/p27(Kip1) /collagen IV protein levels, and cellular hypertrophy were reversed by cinnamaldehyde. The ability of cinnamaldehyde to suppress STAT activation was also verified by the observation that it significantly increased SCOS-3 protein level. These findings indicate for the first time that in the presence of cinnamaldehyde, the suppression of AGE-induced biological responses is probably mediated by inactivating the JAK2-STAT1/STAT3 cascade or activating the NO pathway.
Huang J-S, Lee Y-H, Chuang L-Y, Guh J-Y, Hwang J-Y. Cinnamaldehyde and nitric oxide attenuate advanced glycation end products-induced the JAK/STAT signaling in human renal tubular cells. J Cell Biochem. 2015;116(6):1028-1038.
Expression of Glucose Transporter 4 (GLUT4) is Increased by Cinnamaldehyde in C2C12 Mouse Muscle Cells.

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text: Some – but not nearly enough – of this optimism is inherent in the future we imagined in the New Business Models for News Project. We used the financial lingua franca and assumptions of the present world – CPM advertising, page views per user, even the concept of a page and a site – because that made it easier to describe what can follow and made our vision of sustainable news more credible. We were criticized for being too optimistic about audience penetration and ad rates.

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Family planning services are a means through which women and girls exercise self-determination. Therefore, the ultimate metric for judging a family planning program is the degree to which it empowers women and girls. On an operational level, family planning programs that do not respect and reflect the agency of women and girls are inherently flawed and destined to fail.
The new framework for Voluntary Family Planning Programs that Respect, Protect, and Fulfill Human Rights was drafted by Futures Group, EngenderHealth, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as a tool to elucidate what a rights-based family planning program should include and how it should be implemented.
 Hardee, K, Newman, K, Bakamjian, L, Kumar, J, Harris, S, Rodriguez, M, and Willson, K., Voluntary Family Planning Programs that Respect, Protect, and Fulfill Human Rights: A Conceptual Framework, Washington, DC: Futures Group. 2013.


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The Renegade System: The Renegade Network Marketer, which contains the Renegade System, is the best way to create your own prequalified mlm lead and mlm marketing leads generation system.
What? You don't know who "they" is? "They" are your network marketing company of course. And the MLM leads generation sales companies. You see, they are afraid that you might not need them anymore.
But that's silly. You would never leave your network marketing company. You are looking for ways to GROW your business and stay a stay at home mom. But the MLM leads generation sales companies? Well, they definitely have reason to fear. After all, you generating prequalified mlm lead on a daily basis might negate the need for them.
Yes, we now know we've been lied to. By who? By our upline, our company, and the entire network marketing industry at large. But don't blame them. They're just trying to help. Many of them don't even know what they are saying is lies.
What kinds of lies? Well, my personal favorite is that there is no experience or training necessary to make it big in network marketing. That's simply untrue. Those who want to create a profitable network marketing business need to learn business and marketing skills. Sure, if we want to be simply customers we don't need these skills, but if we want to make money, we do.
This is just one of the 7 Great Lies of Network Marketing, there are six more. If you'd like to learn about the other six lies, please take a few moments to read this totally free eBook. This eBook is my special free gift to you for visiting my site. When you're done, feel free to pass it on to your downline, upline, crossline or sell it if you like.
It's true that over 97% of those who start out in network marketing, be they stay at home mom businesses or not, fail, but why? It's a combination of many factors.
Your company and upline is giving you the wrong information to build stay at home mom businesses. There is a better way to gaining new recruits than to pester your family and friends and strike up a conversation with your mailman. These tactics not only do not work, they make people avoid you.
Too many network marketing opportunities try and recruit those who are expecting something for nothing. MLM is not a lotto ticket. You don't pay your fee and suddenly riches come rolling in. You need to work for it. And as for those companies saying it is effortless? If you didn't need to do anything to earn your money, they why on earth would they need you? Just being generous, are they? Giving away their riches from the kindness of their hearts? I don't think so.
Like it or not, network marketing is a business. And in order to succeed, you need to treat it like a business. And regardless of what someone is telling you (who is most likely trying to sell you something), network marketing involves selling.
Network marketing involves a lot of time and some money outlay. Many network marketers fail because they are not being taught the information they need to succeed, and eventually run out of time and money to keep their business going. They do not lack the passion or the commitment, yet they still cannot keep afloat.
So let's recap. The Renegade Network Marketer (which contains the Renegade System) is an eBook that shows you how to do MLM internet network marketing, for those involved in stay at home mom businesses or just regular businesses. It is the ultimate prequalified MLM lead and MLM marketing lead generator and will help you generate the funds your business needs to keep afloat.
The Renegade System will help you bring in prequalified MLM lead who are either looking for a network marketing company to join or are looking to fix their current business, both of which will help you grow your business.
This ebook, the Renegade Network Marketer and the backend system it contains, the Renegade System quite literally changed my life.
It was because of the Renegade System that this website, Stay a Stay at Home Mom, was created.
It was because of the Renegade System that I was able to finally build a network marketing team and to earn enough money to bring my husband home from his salaried career.
I owe much to this program, and by sharing it with others, I hope change other lives as well.


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So You Have a Foot Orthotic Prescription?
You go to the doctor for foot, ankle, or knee pain and he gives you a custom foot orthotic prescription. What is the next step? Give us a call! Bioworks accepts most health insurance plans and some insurances cover foot orthotics. We can help start you on the road to recovery. Foot orthotics do require at least two appointments with one of our certified orthotists or pedorthists.
If your physician prescribes you custom foot orthotics, it is a two-step process. First you come in for a no cost evaluation. Our orthotist or pedorthist will evaluate your feet, watch you walk, and discuss the goals you would like to achieve. At this appointment, we will also discuss insurance; there are certain insurances we know will not cover orthotics (Humana and Medicare), but do not fret we do offer orthotics at a discounted rate. We bill insurance between $400 and $450 depending on the orthotic received. We also allow for patients to go on payment plans; it’s never a set payment, just what you feel comfortable paying that month.
Once you have your evaluation you do not have to have the orthotics fabricated; we can check your benefits, call you with the information, and then you can decide. If it is not the right time for you to get them or if you just don’t think orthotics will work for you, there is no charge for anything. We only bill insurance or you, if a product is received. The information we obtain from your evaluation is good for 3 months before you would have to come in for another evaluation. If you would like us to bill insurance we will need a prescription from your physician.
Fitting usually takes place between 1 or 2 weeks of the evaluation, depending the orthotics fabricated. We ask that you bring the shoes that you wear the most. We will take those shoes into our lab and grind the length of the orthotic to fit inside. Next, we will have you walk and make sure they feel comfortable. If there is something that is uncomfortable, we can fix it right then and there. Once you are fitted for the orthotics, we suggest weaning onto wearing them all day. This may take a couple weeks, it could take a couple days.
Depending on your activity level, your orthotic may wear down and feel different than when you were initially fit. We offer free adjustments for the life of your orthotics. If you are wearing them and something doesn’t feel right or you are getting blisters, give us a call and we will gladly set you up with an appointment for an adjustment. Most orthotics should last 2-3 years, depending on your activity level. If your top cover has worn away and it has been less than a year, we will replace for free; if it has been over a year it is a $25 self-pay charge.
Walking around with foot, ankle, and knee pain is never fun. Let us help you gain a pain free lifestyle. Give us a call at (513)793-7335 or fill out our appointment request online and we can get started today!
You can request a foot orthotics appointment if you have a prescription from your doctor.
When you can’t get orthotic shoes from a specialist, you can use these tests and choose the best shoes to support your feet and provide the best support for your knees, your back, and your posture.
Heel Test – Hold the shoe in both hands; place one hand on the bottom of the front of the shoe.
Push the heel of the shoe toward the inside of the shoe with the other hand. If the heel is easy to push down it won’t provide good support for your heel. The best shoes have a sturdy heel to support the entire foot and ankle.
Toe Test – Hold the shoe in both hands; place one hand at the toe of the shoe and one and on the heel of the shoe. Push the toe of the shoe up to try to bend the front of the shoe up. If the shoe is easy to bend anywhere but where the toes meet the foot, it will not provide good support. The best shoe will have very little bend anywhere but right where the toes connect to the rest of the foot.
Twist Test – Hold the shoe in both hands with one hand gripping the heel and one hand gripping the bottom of the front of the shoe. Twist the heel to the right while twisting the front of the shoe to the left. The best shoe will be difficult to twist. If the shoe is easy to twist it will not provide good support.
The next time you go shoe shopping, take these tests with you to choose the best shoes. These tests will help you find shoes that will reduce foot and knee pain caused by wearing non-supportive shoes.
If you have any questions about choosing the best shoes you can send an email to contact@gobioworks.com.

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The Fix the Patent Laws (FTPL) coalition welcomes recent public comments made by Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies and Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi about patents and patent law in South Africa and in other developing countries.
We are also encouraged by Minister Davies’s comments on compulsory licenses. The FTPL coalition is advocating for amendments to the compulsory licensing provisions in South African law so that broader grounds and simpler procedures are in place to make the granting of compulsory licenses easier. “Compulsory licenses are another avenue of policy flexibility permitted under the TRIPS Agreement that may be used as an instrument to promote domestic production where voluntary licenses are not available on reasonable commercial terms. There are several examples around the world where compulsory licenses were issued and employed successfully to ease access to affordable medicines,” Davies said.
South Africa published a Draft National Intellectual Property Policy in September 2013. While we note the Minister’s comment that the policy is still under review, we are deeply concerned by the very long delay in the finalisation of this policy.
Earlier this month Minister Motsoaledi also made some encouraging statements on the public record. When asked on radio station Power FM about providing access to an expensive breast cancer drug, the Minister indicated that he will consider issuing a government use compulsory license. He said: “If we have to do that, we want it to be a government use license and we’ve got no problem with that”.
South Africa has never issued a compulsory license on a medicine. Countries who grant compulsory licenses typically come under great pressure from the United States – even if the granting of these licenses are in compliance with World Trade Organisation rules.
While we are encouraged by the comments made by Minister Davies and Minister Motsoaledi, we are also keenly aware that no concrete steps have been taken. South Africa’s IP policy remains stalled. The price of Herceptin remains too high for many women who need it. Our patent laws continue to place the private interests of foreign pharmaceutical companies ahead of the right to access healthcare.
We call on Minister Davies to translate the encouraging policy statements at the international forum into concrete steps of changing the national patent law system, and explain to the people of South Africa why the IP policy has stalled. We also call on him to share the timelines for the finalisation of the IP policy and subsequent law reform with the South African public.
· The status quo in this regard should be retained, with the Patents Act only making provision for data protection.

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What's Hot in Backyard Design?
Home > Gardening > What’s Hot in Backyard Design?
Having a backyard which merely serves as an outdoor storage space for the things you’re reluctant to get rid of is one of the worst ideas some people have. The potential of this part of your home is huge, even if we talk about a tiny backyard, which is why it would be a great shame to leave it unused.
Some interventions will bring an instant improvement, such as enhancing lighting with the help of outdoor lamps. While others, such as planting a tree, will require more time. Still, if you know what you want and plan carefully, your efforts will be rewarded. So, let’s take a look at the current trends in backyard design.
It’s vital that you choose endemic plants when you consider additions to your backyard, since they will require the least care and are not likely to cause any major problems. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t factor in climate change, but don’t expect your lemon tree to grow if you live in a cold and wet area, for example.
Also, having locally sourced materials and craftsmen will probably lower the cost and will provide support to the local economy, which is an important element, especially if you take into account that the less transport is involved, the less polluted the environment is. Basically, you first need to look around and see what of the existing potential you can use before you start looking elsewhere.
These have again become the focal point of various solutions provided by designers and garden/backyard design is no exception. The natural, old-fashioned backyards are now fashionable again, featuring small outdoor furniture items and free-form decks, since most people are going for a DIY and organic look.
Needless to say, stone and wood are more popular than concrete, since they provide a more natural look and are much more tactile. Generally speaking, the trend is to include as much nature as possible in every type of design and your backyard is a perfect place to follow this hot trend.
One of the first things people think of when a backyard is mentioned is definitely the lawn. However, the problems with climate change and extended spells of drought now make the task of maintaining your lawn more difficult. There’s also concern about the environmental impact of fertilizing and pest-control treatments.
The solutions could be grass mixes that don’t need to be mowed or even faux grass, which is becoming increasingly popular, despite the split opinion on its impact on the environment. Still, it’s a great solution for play areas and you can install quality commercial shade sails without worrying that your grass will suffer.
Depending on the size of your backyard, you might want to consider allocating a part of it to creating a space that will be used for some kind of imaginative play for kids and even adults. We are no longer talking about tree houses, but a free-form digging area featuring plants, rocks and landscape ties.
If you manage to incorporate such space successfully in your design, your kids will be treated with a special nook where they can get creative and explore. The best part is that they will be spending time outside and under your supervision at all times.
Although you may not think about technology when you plan your backyard design, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t deserve to be included. On the contrary, with the mentioned problems with drought, you really have to manage your irrigation system much more carefully and that is where modern technology comes in handy.
Installing controllers that can be programmed and monitored from the phone means that you can be thousands of miles away from your home, yet regulate your irrigation system perfectly. Some more advanced solutions even offer an option to send a text alert if there’s a leak in the system, so that you can have it fixed. The fact that you can use just the right amount of water means you won’t be wasting any more of this precious natural resource.
It goes without saying that improving the conditions in your backyard improves both the quality of living for the whole family and the price of your home, should you decide to put it up for sale. That’s why a smart investment in its renovation and redecoration is more than a sensible idea.

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Broke Down by Dusty Heart Dusty Heart is the duo Americana music project of Minnesota songwriters Barbara Jean and Molly Dean.
What will you do when no one’s looking after you?
What will you say at the end of a long hard day?
Where will you go when the bottom’s all that lies below?
Who will you be when you’re not counting on me?

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text: MTB handlebar is light alloy 7057 T6 / Double Butted and then CNC machined. Very stiff and light. Black anodished with silk painted logos.

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Continuous Batting - Will take place in both divisions. If a player arrives late, they will be placed at the end of the lineup without penalty.
AAA will have 1 hour and 50 minute time limits for all regular season games.
In both leagues, for tied regular season games, extra innings are allowed within the time limit of the game. If the time limit has been exceeded, then a single extra inning is allowed. Playoff games will have no time limit. Playoff games will not end based on weather or darkness; they will be suspended based on the “Suspended Game” rule.
Maximum of 5 runs for each team in the 1st inning.
For 2nd to 5th innings - if team is behind they can catch up and then go ahead by five runs. If ahead, team can only go ahead by five additional runs.
Sixth inning only there is no run limit.
A 10 run rule applies beginning in the 4th inning for all games.
Bats – Effective January 1st, 2018 USA Baseball has implemented a rule change effecting the bats that are allowable for use in Babe Ruth Baseball. All bats must be approved USA Baseball bats marked with the new USA Baseball stamp. The bats must also be no larger than 2-5/8" in diameter. Please note that bats marked with 1.15BPF stamp will no longer be allowed to be used.
Bunting and Slashing (fake bunt then swinging) – Not allowed.
Penalties: 1st incident – team is warned and all runners return back to the previous base. 2nd incident - batter is out and all runners return back to previous base.
Substitution – free substitution for all players (Cal Ripken rule). No player may sit more than two innings in a six inning game. No player may sit two innings consecutively. In the event of an injury, both coaches must agree to the proper thing to do.
Minimum Players – Teams in Machine Pitch need a minimum of 8 players to start and finish a game and 9 in the playoffs. There will be no automatic out for the 9th spot in the lineup. If a team does not have the minimum number of players required for a regular season game, a substitute player from the next league down may play during the regular season. The substitute player must bat last. Teams that are not able to start and finish a game with the minimum number of players forfeit the game. No regular season substitutions are permitted for teams that have the minimum number of players from their own roster. No substitutions are permitted in the playoffs. When a team is playing with the minimum number of players, in the event of an injury and a player is not able to return to the game within 5 minutes of the injury, it is at the discretion of the opposing coach whether the game can be continued or is forced to forfeit. The decision must be made before the next pitch is made.
Player Positioning – AA and AAA teams which start a game with less than 10 players must have all infield positions filled, remaining players will play outfield. Outfielders must be in the outfield grass when the play begins. No rover (short fielder) or additional infielders will be allowed. Outfielders may come into the infield to back up a play or cover a base vacated by a long play such as a run-down situation. Outfielders may only cover bases on over throws and other non-force plays.
Base Runner / Fielder Contact – must try to avoid contact. Umpires have full discretion to make the correct interference and obstruction calls when contact occurs that affects the play.
Head First Sliding – only allowed when returning to a base. Sliding into first base is NOT allowed.
Running for Catcher – only allowed with two outs and the player who made the last batted out must be the substitute runner. A player is only deemed the catcher if they played the position in the previous inning. Do NOT call time until the substitute runner is ready to enter the game. Running for the catcher is NOT allowed during the playoffs.
Playoffs - In the playoffs, the higher seed is always the home team. The only situation where this does not apply is during a double elimination championship game in which the loser’s bracket team beats the winner’s bracket team. Determination of the home team for the final game will be by coin flip.
Ejections – Any coach or player that is ejected from a game for any reason, will be required to leave the facility immediately and will be suspended from the next game regardless of regular season or playoffs. Minimum number of players rule applies (see rule #7).
AAA – On an overthrow at first, second or third base, runners may advance at their own risk and the defense will be allowed to make a play on the advancing runner. The umpire will not call “TIME” until the advancing runner safely reaches the base he is advancing to, the advancing runner is tagged out or the advancing runner returns safely to the base the advancing runner was attempting to advance from. The runner will be able to advance a maximum of one base on the play. There will be no overthrows at home plate and there can be no more than one overthrow on any given play.
AAA – The defensive team must stop the effort of the runners to advance; however, runners may only advance one base on any batted ball that remains in the infield; unless, an overthrow at first, second or third base occurs. If an overthrow occurs, each runner on base may move up a maximum of one base beyond the base they were advancing toward at the time the overthrow occurred. The umpire will not call “TIME” until the advancing runners safely take the maximum number of bases they are allowed to take on a given play, the advancing runner is tagged out or the advancing runner returns safely to the base the advancing runner was attempting to advance from.
In the event of a batted ball to the outfield, runners may continue to advance at their own risk until such time as an infielder has possession of the ball on the infield. Once an infielder has possession of the ball on the infield, the advancing runners can advance no further than the base they were attempting to advance to at the time the infielder gained possession of the ball, unless the infielder that took possession of the throw from the outfield attempts to make a play on an advancing runner and an overthrow occurs at first, second or third, in which case each runner on base may move up a maximum of one base beyond the base they were advancing toward at the time the overthrow occurred. The umpire will not call “TIME” until the advancing runners safely reach the bases they are advancing to, the advancing runners are tagged out or the advancing runners return safely to the bases the advancing runners were attempting to advance from.
AAA - The front of the pitching machine will be located 46 feet from home plate. Settings on the machine will be 9/4/3.
The operator must stand behind the pitching machine.
The player must stay behind the front of the pitching machine (on either side) until the pitch is released.
If the operator intentionally touches a hit ball, or a fielder, the batter will be called out and all runners on base will return to the base occupied at the time of the pitch.(*\if the operator touches the ball to protect the child in the pitchers position, the batter will be awarded 1st base).
If the operator did not intentionally interfere, the ball will become dead at the time of the interference and the batter will be awarded 1st base. All runners already on base will be awarded one base.
The operator may not act as a coach and must remain quiet when the ball is live. After one warning, the operator will be removed from the game.
A batted ball that hits the pitching machine before touching a fielder will be a dead ball and the batter and any runners will be awarded one base.
If a batted ball touches a player before touching the machine or the operator, the ball will remain live.
A thrown ball that hits the pitching machine remains live.
A batter will be allowed a maximum of five pitches per at bat unless a pitch is declared unhittable by the umpire or the batters fouls off the fifth pitch. Whether a pitch is unhittable is in the discretion of the umpire and the batter must not swing at the pitch in order for the umpire to declare the pitch unhittable. If the batter swings at the potentially unhittable pitch, it cannot be declared an unhittable pitch. If the batter fouls off the fifth pitch or successive pitches, they will be allowed another pitch.
Clean 1st base dugout and bleachers after game.
Clean 3rd base dugout and bleachers after game.
Plays at Home Plate – The catcher must be the primary fielder on plays when the ball is thrown to the plate. If the catcher is “cutoff” on a throw to the plate, the runner will be called safe (judgment call – no appeals).
Coaches on the Field - Three coaches are allowed on the field at any time. The manager can be in front or beside the dugout (within reach of the dugout fence). The base coaches must be in the coaching boxes when the play begins. If the base coach interferes with a live runner the runner can be called out (judgment call – no appeals). The outfield coaches must be located in the outfield grass at all times during the inning. The scorekeeper must be located in the dugout, at the dugout doorway or outside the fence.
AAA – the outfield coaches must remain in foul territory at all times.
21. APPEALS – A play or game cannot be protested based on an umpire’s judgement call. It can be protested for a rules violation. Any protest must be made to the umpire prior to the next pitch being delivered. The protest must be made in writing to the commissioner within 24 hours of a game to be considered. If there is a dispute, it should be handled professionally between plays after time is called or between innings or after the game by the head coaches and the umpire. All discussions should be held quietly and away from the players and spectators. We are role models to the players and spectators.
• Throws are to be made overhand/”normal” baseball throw. Rolling the ball to the base is not allowed.
No parents in the dugout or on the field that are not scheduled to be there.
No siblings or other spectators are allowed in the dugout or on the field.
Players should not leave the dugout except for medical needs or to use the restroom.
There will be no arguing with the umpires or opposing coaches.
No cursing, alcohol, or tobacco products will be tolerated at MARA.

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If you have any questions or concerns regarding the Services or these Terms, please contact us at support@papy.co.jp.
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Maintenance and Support. Renta! is not obligated to provide any support or maintenance services for the App, provided that we are solely responsible for such services to the extent required under applicable law. Apple has no obligation whatsoever to furnish any maintenance and support services with respect to the App.
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Art and Education centre Rupert will participate in 8th International Contemporary Art Fair “ArtVilnius’17“ on June 8-11th . Rupert will present six young international artists who have created artworks specifically for “ArtVilnius’17“ fair. The works will be exhibited in a special projects zone in which various art institutions and individual artists present exhibitions.
The exhibition in ArtVilnius‘17 by Rupert – centre for Art and Education revolves around the notion of materiality and individuality in architectural spaces, as well as the mode of exhibiting and spectatorship itself. The exhibition is set up so that its scaling remains contingent and potentially the spectator’s vantage point is not the only one completing the interpretational field of it. The anthropocentric gaze is fired back upon another more speculative layer of non-situational presence contemplating materiality and the ambiguous status of how exhibitional space, material and biological forms are distinguished, individuated and evaluated.
Rupert is a centre for Art and Education devoted to establishing close cooperation between artists, thinkers, researchers, and other cultural actors through interdisciplinary programs and residencies. A knowledge-based platform for innovative creative production, Rupert integrates with the social and cultural framework of the city of Vilnius while simultaneously supporting a strong international focus.
We would like to welcome you all to our booth 4.05 in the Projects exposition hall at “Litexpo“ centre (Laisvės pr. 5, Vilnius).
We would like to kindly thank“Topplastas“, Ltd – director Petras Lungys and Head of financial department Angelė Balsienė for sponsoring artworks made by artist Anastasija Sosunova.
Please find more information about opening times and tickets here.

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On the weekend of Saturday 18th March and Sunday 19th March 2017, Exeter College formally opened Cohen Quad, its new premises on Walton Street. Named for the parents of Exeter College alumnus Sir Ronald Cohen, this new quadrangle, less than 10 minutes’ walk from the College’s historic site on Turl Street, transforms the College and allows it to provide 90 additional study-bedrooms for students, teaching and performance space, a reading room and climate-controlled storage for the College’s special collections, and a hub for social learning.
Under the leadership of former Rector Dame Frances Cairncross, Exeter College set out in 2007 a strategy to provide world class education within a collegiate environment: that is, a place where students and academics live and work alongside each other, interacting with each other both inside and outside the classroom, within inspiring buildings and spaces. The addition of Cohen Quad is the biggest single physical expansion of the College since its earliest years when it moved to its Turl Street site in 1315. It maintains a 700-year tradition of students and fellows across academic disciplines living and studying alongside each other and benefitting from each other’s knowledge and experience.
Cohen Quad provides study-bedrooms in the centre of Oxford and enables the College to guarantee up to three years’ accommodation for its undergraduate students. This will have a significant impact on encouraging students to apply to Exeter College and the University of Oxford. It will help to alleviate pressure on Oxford’s private housing market and will provide students with pristine and affordable accommodation designed around the needs of modern students, including 30-week rather than 52-week lets. Cohen Quad therefore makes an Oxford education both more affordable and more enjoyable.
In addition to the study-bedrooms for students, Cohen Quad also has three “family kitchens” in which students can socialise and prepare and eat meals together, an auditorium for concerts, lectures and dramatic performances, a social and learning hub known as the Learning Commons, a café, teaching and seminar rooms, fellows’ teaching sets, a reading room and climate-controlled storage space for the College’s archives and special collections, a student common room, and two external quadrangles. All Exeter students, fellows and staff are welcome to use the space and students from other colleges who take tutorials with Exeter fellows will also be taught on site.
In 2011, Exeter College selected Alison Brooks Architects (ABA) to design the new site following an extensive design competition. The first female architect and principal director of an architectural practice to work for an Oxford college, Alison Brooks’ design was a reinterpretation of the traditional collegiate quadrangle, with a hub for social learning at its heart. Drawing on the design influences within the local neighbourhood of Jericho, the history of both Exeter College and Ruskin College (the latter, now concentrated in Headington, previously occupied the site of Cohen Quad), and the needs of 21st century scholars, ABA have delivered a building that is stunning, uplifting, and inspiring.
As part of the celebrations the Rector paid tribute to the donors who together gave £18m towards the creation of Cohen Quad and a total of £46m to Exeter College in the period running up to and immediately following the 700th anniversary of the College’s foundation, which it marked in 2014. A large board hangs at Cohen Quad, listing the many people who gave to Exeter College between 2006 and 2016 and who helped make Cohen Quad possible.
The lead donor to the new quadrangle is Sir Ronald Cohen (1964, PPE) and it is in memory of his parents that Cohen Quad is named. The dedication as you walk into the quadrangle reads “In honour of Michael and Sonia Cohen, who knew that education was the one thing that could not be taken away from you”.
Sir Ronald said: “It is at Exeter College that I really learned to think. Education is the one possession that cannot be taken away and I am lucky that I can help future generations of Exeter College students to live in a collegiate environment where their minds are best nurtured and inspired. The stunning design by Alison Brooks will greatly enhance our College’s life.
Students moved into Cohen Quad on Sunday 8th January ahead of the start of Hilary Term. They are delighted with the building; many regularly bring friends and family members around to see the new facilities for themselves. Isabella Neil is in her final year of an English degree at Exeter College. She said: “Anyone can see that Cohen Quad is a beautiful addition to Exeter College, but unless you get the chance to live here, it is less obvious how great an impact the new building will have on students’ everyday lives. The extra living space that Cohen Quad offers means an end to Exeter students desperately scrambling to find private housing that is ‘adequate’. We now have the option to avoid 52-week rents, hefty deposits and administration fees, and potentially difficult landlords.
In addition to Exeter College students, five Exeter College fellows have also moved into their teaching rooms at Cohen Quad and a Junior Dean, responsible for discipline and welfare, has also moved into the Quad. The fellows in residence teach classics, Spanish, English, history, and chemistry.
The celebration events over 18th and 19th March enabled donors who gave to Exeter College between 2006 and 2016 to visit Cohen Quad and experience this remarkable building for themselves. They had the opportunity to hear from the architect Alison Brooks and to take a tour of the Quad, as well as talk to current students about what it’s like to live and study in Cohen Quad.
The Learning Commons will be at the heart of Cohen Quad – a place where, at a glance, you can see who’s there already and who’s arriving (a bit like the Front Quad really!). It’s on several different levels, with the café in the basement and a teaching room elevated above the mezzanine on the Worcester Place wall. The space will be used by undergraduate and graduate students, as well as Fellows, staff, and visitors, who want to use its flexible layout while working alone or in groups. With the café on hand with good coffee, and wifi to support multiple personal devices, this will be the academic hub of Cohen Quad.
The images show the architect’s rendering (bottom) and construction to date (top). The north cloister is already in place and the glazing to the North Quadrangle gives an indication of just how much natural light will flood this area. It still needs a bit of work, but the sense of fluid space is already clear. It won’t be long before the fixtures and fittings are in place.


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Do I need ‘Planning Permission’ for a Garden Building…?
Your Garden Building stands forward of the principal elevation of your house, fronting the highway?
Your Garden Building be located within the curtilage of a listed building?
If you are concerned about planning, it is worth visiting your council with a rough layout of your garden, and a photograph of the Studio you want, because they will often just give you, ‘a letter of permitted development’.


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The role of the ball on the sessions is very important since a good technique allows the player to take advantage in game development. Pass, control, dribbling, shooting, driving and head control are the key actions with the ball.
Technique needs to be worked from the early ages. From an analytical and individual work during the early stages, we gradually move on to more complex exercises engaging more players.
Each coach carefully assesses the technical condition of his/her players and conduct exercises which pose the appropriate level of challenge.


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Your title, svp, digital operations and strategy, is a new position. Why was it created?
Historically, Rodale had done a lot of digital initiatives in different areas. People were building products within each of the brands in a very siloed manner, but that wasn’t going to bring Rodale to the next level. So this was put together to create a unified approach.
What’s your goal for this job?
I think it’s to take Rodale to the next level in digital, which means looking at distribution, new products, new spaces to monetize and other verticals we can grow into, potentially outside of the existing brands. I think the most exciting part of this job is being able to focus on health and wellness content in the digital space, not just as pure publishing.
Speaking of monetization, is e-commerce going to be a focus?
E-commerce is certainly an area we haven’t stepped into as much as we could. I also want to look more at strategic partnerships that are like sponsorships. We have a lot of data on how people use our products, so how can we work with some of the big brands to build better marketing packages for them? We’re doing a lot of events, so can we do more digital events? Do we look at social gaming?
When you were hired, you said that your main areas of focus would be mobile and digital video. It seems like every publisher is saying that, though. How can Rodale do it differently?
It depends on the brand, to be honest. What we’re doing right now is building a mobile task force that’s working with each of the brands to come up with their own independent strategy and helping to build a strong platform that helps us be very nimble. One of the biggest problems is the monetization strategy around mobile. It hasn’t really been figured out. So I think we need to learn how to effectively use that real estate.
We did a whole YouTube play back in 2012, so we’ll be taking a look at that. There’s not a video product person at Rodale right now who looks at programming and distribution, so that’s one of the key hires I’ll be making. Building a digital video studio is also a project I’ll be working on.
Tech is obviously a very male-dominated space. What are your thoughts on being a female digital executive?
There are a few powerful women who are helping transform the digital space, which is great. But there is definitely room for more. In my free time, I try to encourage the younger generation of girls to pursue technology and computer science because there is an abundance of opportunity for them down the road. It’s really become a passion of mine.
You’ve been based in New York until now. How do you feel about splitting your time between New York and Rodale’s HQ in Emmaus, Pa.?
A lot of our editorial is down there, so you’re really at the creative hub when you’re there. You feel the lifestyle. During lunch, everyone goes cycling or running. To be immersed in that, I think, will be a good thing.
Were you already a fitness buff before joining the company?
I cycle, I snowboard, I recently got into CrossFit. But now I feel like it’s amplified. You feel it when you’re about to get a Diet Coke—everybody looks at you. Or I’ll use protein powders, and people here will help you think about how to do that in a healthier way. Like, “There are organic versions of that.” It’s actually nice.


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Run this Sunday at 8:30am at South Mountain Reservation. Probably 12-15 miles. Meeting at Locust Grove parking area.
Holy smokes, more than a year since Lenape, and less than a year till the next one!
Lol- might buy a lifetime pass cheaper than rent.


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ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies Conference Room, JCU. TBC - video link to Centre for Marine Studies Conference Room, UQ.
Despite the dramatic impacts of coral diseases on Caribbean coral reefs, disease on Indo-Pacific reefs, including the Great Barrier Reef (GBR), has received relatively little attention to date. Emerging evidence of novel disease types, increasing disease abundance, and epizootics on Indo-Pacific reefs highlights the need for a greater understanding of the ecology and biology of coral disease in this region. This study focuses on determining environmental drivers of coral diseases on the Great Barrier Reef using large-scale and seasonal surveys of disease prevalence and on the impacts of diseases on coral populations by examining their lethal and sub-lethal impacts on coral colonies.
Surveys spanning two sectors along a 500 km north-south axis and three cross-shelf positions along an inner-outer shelf gradient revealed that coral disease is ubiquitous throughout the GBR. Moreover, all seven coral diseases recognised are widely distributed. Both the number of disease types and the relative susceptibility to disease varied consistently among scleractinian families. Hierarchies in disease susceptibilities among families were consistent both spatially and temporally, indicating that susceptibility was not influenced by variability in coral community composition as a consequence of either sector or cross-shelf location. Variation in disease susceptibility appears to reflect variation in life-history strategies, particularly investment in resistance mechanisms, with fast-growing branching corals in the families Pocilloporidae and Acroporidae being the most susceptible. The prevalence of most diseases was positively correlated with the densities of highly susceptible coral taxa, typically life-forms of acroporid, pocilloporid and poritid corals, which were typically higher in density on northern Cooktown and outer- shelf reefs.
At the population level, rates of partial and whole colony mortality differed among three common coral diseases: black band disease (BBD), skeletal eroding band (SEB) and tumours. These measures of disease impact were greatest for BBD and least for tumours. In contrast, sub-lethal impacts were greatest for SEB, with linear growth rates being up to two-fold lower for diseased (0.35 ± 0.1mm-day ) than for healthy (0.67 ± 0.1mm-day) colonies in summer (November 2004 to January 2005). However, in cooler months, growth rates did not differ significantly between diseased and healthy colonies. Overall, BBD and tumours did not reduce linear rates of coral growth in this study. In general, disease reduced the reproductive output of corals. Predicted increases in disease with ocean warming and anthropogenic impacts pose the greatest threat to the persistence of the highly disease susceptible acroporid and pocilloporid corals, given both the lethal and sub-lethal impacts of diseases highlighted in this study and the double jeopardy represented by their high vulnerability to other disturbances including cyclones, bleaching and crown-of thorns outbreaks.

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The Supervisor of Elections offers to all municipalities in Franklin County the assistance of this office for municipal elections. Although, by Florida Statute, the City Clerk is the elections official, this office is willing to perform all election related tasks with the exception of candidate qualifying for each city. Ballot layout and preparation, absentee balloting, pollworker training, and ballot tabulation are just a few of the services provided.
Each municipality has its own charter which governs the requirements for becoming a candidate. Prospective candidates should consult with their respective city clerk well in advance of the qualifying dates to learn about those requirements.

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Looking for property in Indian Rocks Beach Florida – Harbourside at Marker 33 Condos are one of the newest condo communities in Indian Rocks Beach. Phase one of this community was the ones that face the intercoastal waterway and have seen prices rise as the first buyers purchased in the low $300,000s to $450,000+ on the low end now as they have experienced rental successes as vacation rental condos this past year. Get the lastest Indian Rocks Beach Condo Market Report. The community is made up of mostly 2 bedroom condos with 8 three bedroom units. This resort community opened up in 2016 however it was slow to sell in the beginning until potential buyers saw the demand for these Indian Rocks vacation rentals did. These condos are located just south of the Walsingham Bridge coming onto Indian Rocks Beach and is on the intercoastal waterway and less than two blocks off the Gulf of Mexico as you can see in the photo and the walkability is ideal. Harbourside Marker 33 condos are a welcome breath of fresh air in Indian Rocks Beach since opening in 2016.
One of the big draws for the condo community is that it’s also home to Splash Harbour Water Park – which as you can see from my video it is fun for all ages . We had fun filming with my gopro to help you get to experience it.
These newly built Harborside Marker 33 condos are built around the The Splash Harbour Waterpark where everyone can choose a variety of activities. Here the condo guests can enjoy the waterpark at a discount or for free with the owners water daily park passes – each unit comes with 2+ passes and then there is an option for discounted passes too for guests. Indian Rocks Beach locals even are known to come out to enjoy the thrills and spills as well as the long lazy river. No need to go all the way to Busch Gardens when you can ride the high-speed 42 ft water slide or float around in the 600 ft lazy river or hang out at the poolside bar. When you’re an owner you are deeded a specific number of daily water park passes as part of your Condo Association fee for you or your rental guests to fully enjoy.
The Splash Harbour Water Park was created to resemble a tropical beach in its looks and atmosphere. It has palm trees, and lazy water clients can relax in while you enjoy the sun. A roof top deck allows visitors a panoramic view of the whole area.
At the Harbourside at Marker 33, condos there are units with 2+ bedrooms (and 8 three bedrooms) that guests can enjoy with your family. Furthermore, they can also visit with a group of up to 8 people in the 2 bedrooms and 10 people in the 3 bedrooms so they are very comfortable if you’re looking to come with friends or family and share a condo.
One of the things I like best about Phase one of Harbourside at Marker 33 is that each unit has a private balcony to enjoy the action of the boats, jetskis, kayaks are dolphins on the intercoastal waterway as well as with their orientation many also have a view of the Gulf and sunsets. Even if you don’t they have 2 outdoor rooftop balconies on the 6th and 7th floors on the west side of the building that are fabulous spots for seeing over 180 degree view of the Gulf and nightly majestic sunsets. Phase 2 of the development may be condos or the owner may decide to have them be condo-hotels, time will tell. Their balconies overlook Splash Harbour which we will have to see how people feel about less privacy.
Another hard to find thing to love about Harbourside at Marker 33 is that it allows pets – especially dogs which is next to impossible to find in a beach condo that allows short term rentals. Condos range in size from 1200 to 1650 square feet.
Parking is not assigned currently in this community however there are 100+ spots and enough for everyone to have one – like everywhere on the beach – in season it can get a little tricky parking just about everywhere.


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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine hotel industry employees’ perceptions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the influence of these perceptions on their quality of working life (QWL), job satisfaction and overall quality of life. By applying need satisfaction theory and bottom–up spillover theory, the study hypothesizes that employees’ overall quality of life is affected by QWL and job satisfaction. CSR serves as an antecedent to the hypothesis. Design/methodology/approach: The target population for this study consisted of hotel industry employees working for companies in which CSR practices are conducted. The data collection method involved distributing a survey questionnaire. Using a sample drawn from employees in upscale hotels in South Korea, 442 usable responses were analyzed using a SEM approach. Findings: The results revealed that philanthropic and economic CSR positively affected QWL, while legal and ethical CSR did not affect QWL. The study also confirms the need satisfaction theory, which suggests that employees’ QWL and job satisfaction affect their overall quality of life. Originality/value: Despite the importance of CSR perception, most of the previous studies in this area have examined company and customer perspectives, while only limited research has examined employees’ CSR perceptions. The results of this research enrich knowledge of the outcome of CSR from the employee perspective. Information about employees’ perceptions of CSR activities is valuable for hotel management as it is the employees who turn CSR statements to actions.
Kim, H. and Woo, E. and Uysal, M. and Kwon, N. 2018. The effects of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on employee well-being in the hospitality industry. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management. 30 (3): pp. 1584-1600.


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I m here posting this blog, with the class goin on.. Yes i have bunked it. Even though many ppl wouldn’t believe it, but yes i do bunk. and i m worried my attendance may not meet the required criteria!!! – A terrible nightmare!!
Waowc!Ex!elente post, creo que te has saltado la barda con tremenda informacion, me parece de mucha utilidad creo que lo implementare en uno de mis sitios!gracias por compartirlo, saludos!


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Discussion not related to Micro Four Thirds or photography. No politics or religion.
What type of bicycle do you ride?
What else is there to buy?
What are you Drinking ... Right Now ... ?
Darwin awards to be expanded?
Anyone checked out the latest m43 case from Nikon?
Is Big Brother watching? Or listening in..
What do you do with old electronics?
Big brown van where are you?
Paypal account info legit? Alternatives?
Trouble Accessing Lightroom Queen Forums?
Rant/Is every service provider a hiding pervert?


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Beiner Bags is a family owned and operated business that started out as a very small idea about 5 years ago. We wanted to create a durable bag that wouldn't fall apart in a short time, one that would grow with a student's or professional's musical needs. A bag that really fit the every day percussionist's lifestyle. Something easy to get around with , comfortable and most importantly something that would last!
We have tested all of our bags for not only a few months, but for a few years, at colleges and universities were they would take the most abuse and see the most action. All of the reviews and feedback were very positive and satisfying. We at Beiner Bags really strive to put out the best and highest quality products possible without cutting any corners. Our customers come back to us time and time again for quality work and reliability on all of their custom case needs. We are truly a one of a kind bag company who will go the extra mile to make our clients fully satisfied with what they are purchasing. What other case company will custom design you a case to satisfy any need you may have! We are a company that is here for you.


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Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is a point-based rating system that is internationally recognized in over 160 countries for green building practices. The Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) and LEED Canada work together to facilitate sustainability in building practices.
A building requires a minimum of 26 LEED points for certification. The more sustainable products that are used to manufacture a building, the more points are earned. Silver, gold, and platinum certifications are also available for those who demonstrate exceptional building sustainability on their project.
The use of concrete can help facilitate LEED Green Building certification in different ways. Various concrete mixes for a variety of functions qualify under Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) standards, earning a building points with each one used.
Below are the main categories builders can comply with to earn LEED credits, and the total number of points available for each.
Additional details on LEED and its parameters and certification processes can be found on the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) website.