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Welcome to the most intricate website on digital camcorders, the DVD camcorder and video cameras online. Here you’ll find top reviews on large names in digital camcorders, like Canon, Panasonic, Sony and Hitachi.
Compare prices on Sony video cameras and other professional digital camcorders in our online buyers guide. Start your search for the most digital equipment right here. Read about the history of the DVD camcorder.
We use camcorders to record our favorite moments throughout a lifetime of memories. Everything from a child’s first birthday party to major world wide events have been caught on personal home video recorders.
Moments of history and news pieces that have affected us all, were often caught by a passing witness with a camcorder. With the growth of digital technology, the camcorder has become more than just a personal home recording device.
With professionally graded resolution, color and shading, digital video cameras are now tools to create and edit beautiful imaging. Let your imagination run free, to build a collection of memories that look as poignant as you remember them to be.
The idea of documenting memories, events and eras, caught the world’s attention with the introduction of the first movie camera.
Edison planted the seed for an industry that would soon mean so much to the world. The first commercial motion picture machine, called the kinetoscope, was presented to the public in 1893.
A mere three years later Auguste and Louis Lumiere had taken this idea one step further to create the first film projection device.
Into the twentieth century, the fascination with motion pictures grew. Little did the world know how many historical moments in time these new machines would capture.
Devastating World Wars, monumental advances in industry, social political movements, and awesome discoveries of the twentieth century have all been recorded on tape.
From within the eye of the camera, new generations have learned from and given meaning to the past.
In the last half of the twentieth century, the media has been a driving force in the evolution of the camera. Yet, with the first video camera, the public had the opportunity to record memories of a more personal kind.
Stemming from the rise of analog video cameras in the eighties, camcorders have become digitized for sharper imaging and all-purpose use.
The latest step in camcorder innovation has allowed us to record memories on DVD and project them onto the big screen.
Camcorders capture our personal memories, to relive time and time again.
Today you can find camcorders in a multitude of sizes and types, with many fun features and extras.
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Palmcorders, mini DV’s and digital 8 formatted camcorders allow you to interconnect many applications at once. For instance, you can connect your camcorder to your PC, webcam, DVD, and more.
The increasing benefits of digital technology is allowing camcorders to be found in more and more homes around the world. Longer recording power, DV navigation and still capture are just a few of the perks that you can expect from digital video cameras.
Some of the best features include, color slow shutter and hologram AF for shooting in the dark. Smooth interval recording means that you can capture true to life motion, despite your experience with cameras.
Anybody can use and reap the benefits of digital camcorders, from these great manufacturers: Sharp, Canon, Hitachi, JVC, Panasonic, Concord, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony. Find more manufacturers and merchants in our great online buyer’s guide.
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Yogis count our lifespan in breaths, not years. The average person breathes 21,600 times a day. If you were to breathe 25% slower, about 16,200 times a day … You do the math. It adds up to a lot more time!
Breathing slowly makes intuitive sense. We breathe slowly when we’re relaxed. Our muscles soften and blood flow improves. Vital organs receive an oxygen bath as we breathe in. Improved blood flow means that everything in our body works optimally.
Our body tightens up when we are afraid or stressed. Muscles contract and fluids struggle to get through. We have brain fog or develop digestive problems. We find that we’re holding our breath or that it becomes shallow. We know this is NOT optimal for our physical health.
Researchers study meditators and we see it causes long term positive changes in the neural pathways in the brain. Their brainwaves are slower. I don’t need to have my brainwaves scanned to see the effects of relaxation, breathing and meditation in my life. My muscles are more relaxed and my shoulders no longer feel like cement. My usual breathing rate is 6 to 8 times a minute and is diaphragmatic, smooth and continuous.
Right now for just two minutes, tune in to your breath. Relax your belly and let your breath deepen. What does that feel like?
In our daily practice of relaxation, breathing and meditation we build resilience and gradually calm our whole system. We bring that out into our daily life.
We observe patterns. It’s like setting a Google Alert. When my shoulders tense up I notice and that gives me the opportunity to soften them. If my breath pattern changes I tune in and see why. I am familiar with energy and sensation in my body and I know when something new shows up or intensifies. What are the thoughts in my mind when this happens?
Mindfulness practices allow us to know ourselves deeply. We heal the long term effects of trauma and stress. We see when we are mentally rushing and notice the effects of this in our whole system.
This phrase “Breathe slowly, what’s the hurry?” comes from my meditation teacher Swami Veda and it is a multi-layered question. Where are you going in such a hurry? Is it an anxiety response from years of stress? What would happen if you were to slow down?
We can rush around and still breathe slowly. The body can move quickly without being stressed physically or mentally. True, it does take time to work with long standing habits. Your body will help you! It wants to be relaxed and calm.
Let the question settle into your mind several times a day. Take a few deep breaths. Relax your shoulders. What is the hurry?

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Path Solutions announced today that Al Jazeera Islamic Co. of Qatar has selected iMAL, Pathâs advanced and award-winning solution, to further enhance its quality service and support its expansion plans.
Path Solutions was chosen following a tough competition with all known IT vendors. Al Jazeera saw in iMAL a robust, true Islamic banking solution capable of supporting its continued success and growth plans.
Commenting on the signing, Mr. Khursheed Hassan, Chief Executive Officer of Al Jazeera Islamic Co. said: âOur need to further improve the quality of our services prompted us to review several IT solutions available in the market. We knew that we needed one that could be implemented quickly with smooth integration into any environment, whilst providing the functionality that will allow us to achieve our business goals. iMAL Enterprise Solution fulfilled all these criteria and we are starting the implementation soonâ.
Path Solutionsâ EVP Business Development, Nazzem Yaghmour explained: âiMAL continues to rapidly evolve to meet wider segment of the Islamic finance world. The largest Islamic banks and Islamic finance companies have found iMAL technology to be the right vehicle for their needs. We are very proud to have Al Jazeera Islamic Co. as another strategic partner to further enhance its technological capabilities in a booming Qatari marketâ.
iMAL will be implemented at Al Jazeera Islamic Co. replacing its current in-house built system. Path Solutionsâ implementation team will work closely with Al Jazeera professionals to ensure a successful implementation.

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Australian house plan designs Architect’s drawings are the first step to having a unique, custom home. These drawings show how the house consists, as well as the location and orientation of the interior rooms. Traditional architects are preparing the drawings, but many cities allow homeowners to put the design together. You can make drawings with traditional pen and parchment or use computer programs available at big-box stores or via the Internet.
Check with the building department for the requirements when it permits drawing. A state set usually requires Australian house plan, heights, sections and construction details. Many municipalities require an architect, so you may not be able to draw permit plans without a licensed professional. Decide which rooms you would like to have in your house. When listing rooms to include, do not forget the necessary closets and storage. Calculate the required square meter for each room. For example, a small bedroom can only need 100 square meters, but a large bedroom can require more than 200 square meters.
Determine the style and material you want for your house. You may prefer a Australian house plan, which requires wooden paneling and extensive details. However, you may prefer a colonial style, consisting of bricks. There are many styles to choose from, so research the options before you begin your design. Determine the scale you will draw the plans. The state department usually has proposed scales. Often house plans are drawn at 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch equivalent to 1 foot. This means one foot of distance equals 1/8 inch or 4/1 inch on paper. These standardized scales can be drawn using a ruler, but you may want to buy an architectural scale available in the office and art delivery stores.
Draw the house plans. Remember the size of windows and doors properly. Use your existing home for example of door and window sizes. Doors and windows come in standard sizes, so you can copy the dimensions in your space. Include dimensions in the drawings for the building department and the contractor. Draw heights from the plans. The heights are faces or facades of the house. You can draw widths for heights from your plans. These elevations are usually on a separate paper from the planes, and they require a standard scale, for example, 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch corresponding to one foot. Draw all necessary parts or details. Sections are drawings that show how your house is constructed, and they look like you are cutting your house in two to show the structure of the house. Details show how your home element is mounted or finished. Both sections and details require standard scales from 1/4 inch to 6 inches corresponding to one foot. The larger scale gives more detail to be included in the drawings.

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The year 2018 has been a great one for home design, giving us a renewed focus on wellness and timeless choices. But not every style choice was made to last. Christina Birtcher, a top-rated interior designer with Three Roses Interiors in Portland, Ore., predicts we’ll leave these five up-to-the-minute trends behind in 2019.
Clean lines and decluttered spaces were popular in 2018. But Birtcher believes we will soon tire of the totally streamlined look and throw in a dash of nature.
“I am seeing more influences from Morocco and reduction of the mid-century modern minimalist for more vintage, organic and layered textures incorporating bespoke pieces,” she says.
Birtcher also predicts a new take on the all-white colour palette.
Design trends have encouraged a complete rejection of wallpaper since the 1980s. And people have been replacing busy, old-fashioned wallpaper in favour of beige and white walls ever since. But Birtcher is confident that new styles of wallpaper will be all the rage in 2019.
The Pantone Color Institute selected Rose Quartz as its Colour of the Year in 2016, alongside a dusty blue called Serenity. This launched blush and rose gold into mainstream home design — popularly paired with creamy whites and marble finishes.
Birtcher predicts that in 2019, interest in these shades will be exhausted.
It seems Pantone would agree. The institute released a 200-colour collection of metallics called Pantone Metallic Shimmers in October 2018, and it’s certain to inspire fashion and product designers into the coming year.
Bold accent walls have been a popular design choice for many years. But Birtcher thinks that 2018 is the last year this look will trend for a while, as we lean toward more calm, neutral looks.
Birtcher is prepping her clients for the change.
“If my clients really want that look, I try to incorporate it with just a hint of a darker hue, but not anything that is a huge contrast,” she says.
Style options for tile expand with every year, given enhanced manufacturing technology, new designs and easy peel-and-stick products. But as with anything that presents near-limitless possibilities, some experiments stick, and some get tired quick.
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On September 27, 2018, Bart Turner will speak at the Southeastern Brownfields Conference in Birmingham, Alabama. The Southeastern Brownfields Conference is a forum for developers, real estate professionals, environmental professionals, state environmental agencies, tribes, local governments, non-profit organizations, and community members interested in brownfield redevelopment, and is the result of a joint effort between the ALBFA, the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Bart has been involved with over fifty (50) brownfield redevelopment projects on the buy and sell side throughout the Southeast, North Carolina, Missouri, Iowa, Pennsylvania and Texas. These projects have involved structuring transactional requirements around brownfields enrollment and obtaining regulatory concurrence, negotiating risk-based cleanup targets, allocating risk and liability protections, and related environmental escrow and economic incentive considerations.
Bart’s session, titled “Converting Brown into Green: Capitalizing on Brownfield Abatements in Alabama,” will focus on the Brownfield Abatements and Incentives available to qualifying Voluntary Cleanup Program projects, which is a unique component of the Alabama Voluntary Cleanup Program as compared to voluntary cleanup programs in other states.


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1981 House Bill 1475. An Act Repealing The Prohibition Against Strikes By Public Employees.
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I was reading what you wrote of the pulse controller. Why would you want to use this over a standard $30 wired remote you can get online?
Wired? Well, first thing is that I prefer to be wireless. The range of this piece of equipment is at least a hundred feet so that gives me some room. No cables to buy or to trip over. But it’s also the functionality. It’s not just a trigger, it also does multiple and timed exposures, HDR, long shutter speeds, and so on, and it allows me to set my camera’s ISO, shutter speed and aperture. All things a simple remote won’t do.
Have you tried bramping any star shots yet? Looking for a bramper to use in Chile for time lapses.

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Are Multivitamins Right for Your Body?
People tend to make two types of mistakes when it comes to nutrition.
No matter what marketing will sell you, taking megadoses of vitamins does not bulletproof your immunity.
The problem is that, without knowing who you are and what you are trying to do, the question is meaningless. The only honest answer is, “It depends.” And as you already know, that response always feels like the worst answer in the world. It doesn’t help you get any closer to the answer you want.
That’s especially true for multivitamins. The overall data on them is conflicted. Read one article, and you find out they’re not going to make you live longer or prevent cancer. Or maybe you’ve heard that they cause cancer, but that suggestion is also false.
The mess led the National Institutes of Health to say that “it is not possible to recommend for or against” using them.
But there’s no need to throw your hands up in frustration. If you dig into the research, you’ll find that science has a clear picture of multivitamin’s usefulness for common fitness goals like losing fat or building muscle.
Why do I want to take a multivitamin?
What do I hope to achieve with it?
“Should I take a multivitamin?” is a question that only you can answer, but it doesn’t have to be a difficult decision. The guide below will help you gauge a multivitamin’s usefulness for your wants and needs, and help you know the options (if you choose to use a multivitamin) that are safe and effective.
Do You Need a Multivitamin? Start here.
Here’s an ironic fact: Most people use multivitamins as a nutritional insurance policy. Those who take them often follow healthier, more mineral-rich diets. When you think about it, the approach makes sense — healthier people are more likely to engage in health-ish behaviors. Unfortunately, the reverse is also true: People who eat less nutrient-rich diets are less likely to take multivitamins.
At least those that are avoiding multivitamins aren’t falling for the belief that taking a multivitamin can help offset the flaws of a terrible, junk food diet. Because they won’t. But that doesn’t mean that those with less-than-stellar diets don’t need a multivitamin.
If you want to consider taking multivitamins, you should do a quick self-assessment. That’s because certain people run a higher risk of nutrient deficiencies even with a healthy diet.
For example, women tend to have a greater risk of iron deficiency, especially when pregnant. Vegans and vegetarians are more likely to be deficient in Vitamin B12. Research indicates that most just about all of us are lacking in magnesium, zinc, and–especially–vitamin D.
When it comes to figuring out exactly what you need, your best option is to start by having a basic blood panel. Otherwise, you’re just guessing. Once you are armed with your results (and know where you are deficient), you can move on to finding answers and knowing if multivitamins are the right decision for your goals and needs.
Will a Multivitamin Help You With Fat Loss?
Let’s start with the most common goal in the health and fitness industry: fat loss. Unfortunately, multivitamins do not improve fat loss. If they did, everyone would take them—and then go skipping off for seconds at the soft-serve ice-cream machine, knowing that their six-pack abs were protected by this miracle pill.
Achieving fat loss largely comes down to being in a caloric deficit. You have to burn more calories than you consume. In the most basic sense, that means you either eat fewer calories or increase exercise and activity.
If you go the low-calorie route during a fat loss plan, you might run a greater risk of nutrient deficiencies due to you eating less or enjoying a smaller variety of foods. Now, ideally, when you’re on any plan, you’ll be eating plenty of fruits and vegetables. But reality doesn’t always follow ideal situations, so if the above scenario describes you, it might be a good idea to take a multivitamin.
That said, a word of wisdom: feeling hungry all of the time and eating only chicken and broccoli is both boring and unnecessary. Which is why we recommend you listen to the under-heard, more balanced voices in nutrition—people like Dr. Yoni Freedhoff, Alan Aragon, John Berardi and Mike Roussell. They won’t focus on restriction. They’ll tell you to eat more of the good proteins (meat/chicken/eggs/fish/plant sources), fats (oils, nuts, dairy sources, avocados, seeds), and carbohydrates (fruits, vegetables, rice, potatoes, grains) that you enjoy. You’ll probably be amazed at how much more full you feel—and how much longer that satisfaction lasts—even as you consume fewer total calories.
You know what else happens when you go with this approach? You’re more likely to meet your micronutrient needs. Making a multivitamin less necessary, or not needed at all.
The verdict: Multivitamins have no benefits for fat loss, but they could help if you’re eating less and not enough vegetables, fats, and proteins.
There is no evidence to support the idea that a multivitamin helps you to gain muscle mass. When you gain muscle, it’s primarily the result of a proper strength training plan combined with a diet that supplies adequate protein and calories, and enough sleep so your body can rebuild and recover.
One supplement that has consistently demonstrated that ability to assist with muscle growth and repair is protein powder. (Creatine has a host of muscle-building benefits too, but that’s a different discussion.) But even then, there’s nothing magical about the powder; it’s the role of protein that makes the biggest difference, whether it’s a supplement, meat, chicken, fish, eggs, or plant-based sources.
The verdict: If your goal is to add mass, your first priority should be to eat enough high-quality food to help you build it. Any muscle-building benefits claimed by a multivitamin are as of yet unproven.
Interestingly enough, Northumbria University in the UK conducted two studies—one of 216 females aged 25-50 years old, the other of 198 males aged 30-55 years old—and found that in both groups a multivitamin improved cognitive function, lowered fatigue, and improved subjects’ ability to multitask. The participants who took a multivitamin did better compared to the placebo group.
These two studies, on their own, are not reason enough to conclude that a multivitamin is your fix for mental fog or will stop you from nodding off at your desk at 3 p.m. It’s worth noting that the studies didn’t discuss a host of variables that could have a significant impact on the results, such as sleep, nutrition, or exercise habits of their participants. However, both studies were randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blind, which is a fancy way of saying that they deserve attention and more research.
The verdict: If you’re looking for a low-risk, potentially effective way to beat fatigue and increase your energy, multivitamins are a good option to try.
Will Multivitamins Help Prevent Sickness?
The performance of your immune system depends on a variety of complex factors. One of those is your micronutrient levels, which help create a defense system for your body. Specifically, vitamins A, C and E work along with zinc to help the skin barrier function, while vitamins A, B6, B12, C, D and E work along with a host of other trace elements to support the immune cells.
Nutrient deficiencies suppress your immunity. So for that reason, a multivitamin could be helpful. But then again, so could a smoothie that loaded with the above vitamins (here’s an easy-to-make one that we like that supports immune function).
It’s important to note that while nutrient deficiencies can hamper your immune function, the reverse is not true. Taking megadoses of vitamins does not improve your immunity. So you can put down the Airborne and slowly back away.
While most multivitamins contain the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for vitamins and minerals, RDA is what’s required strictly to achieve the bare minimum level of health. In essence, RDA gives you what you need to survive, not necessarily to thrive and live optimally. It’s tough to say whether your specific multivitamin contains the right doses needed to bring your levels to an optimal range.
Even if its label says it hits all the RDAs, some multivitamins aren’t so beneficial as advertised because they use less-than-optimal components. A common example of this would be vitamin D2, which is less biologically active in the body than vitamin D3, and therefore less effective at boosting vitamin D levels. Similarly, studies show that magnesium citrate has superior bioavailability when compared with other forms of magnesium, but those other forms often end up in people’s daily multis.
The verdict: Similar to fat loss, be honest about your diet. If you’re not eating enough of the foods that are high in nutrient content, then it might be worth your while to boost your defenses by taking a multivitamin. Or, the easiest way to measure your deficiencies (as we mentioned in the beginning), is to take a blood test. Then, you can decide if you want to supplement your needs with whole foods or a multivitamin.
Men’s Multivitamin vs. Women’s: Is there a difference?
A common theme you’ll see from popular brands is age- or gender-specific multivitamins. There’s something to this idea. Men and women do have different nutritional needs, and those needs do change as you age.
For example, women who are menstruating have a higher need for iron than men due to the blood lost during menstruation. After menopause, women no longer need that higher iron intake. At that point, their iron needs equal those of men. But menopause brings about another change, this one to a woman’s need for calcium. Estrogen plays a role in calcium reabsorption and bone turnover, so with the decreased estrogen production that stems from menopause, a woman’s need for calcium increases.
The verdict: The idea that your multivitamin formulation should change over time has some merit. You’ll just want to subject any claims on the label to the same type of scrutiny you’d give any other supplement. The same facts still apply: The vitamin won’t cure cancer or add years to your life. It may provide more of the nutrition you need.
Because multivitamins are categorized as supplements and FDA regulation of supplements is extremely hands-off, the quality can vary and it’s easy to purchase a product that might be less effective.
You can’t take the claims on a multivitamin’s label at face value because they aren’t managed by a governing body that holds them to a standard. There are, however, certain seals of approval from non-government organizations that can tell you if the supplement has passed their tests for quality, potency, and contaminants.
U.S. Pharmacopeia – USP tests a supplement for four P’s: Positive Identity, Potency, Purity, and Performance. Positive Identity means the vitamins and minerals on the label are actually present in the supplement. Potency means those micronutrients are present in the proper amounts listed on the label. Many supplements on the market will have too much, too little, or none of some of the listed ingredients. Purity means the supplement does not contain unwanted ingredients, which could include heavy metals, pesticides, and even banned substances or pharmaceuticals. Lastly, Performance means the supplement will actually break down and be absorbed by your body. After all, if a supplement doesn’t dissolve in your digestive system, it won’t be of a lot of benefit to you.
NSF – NSF is an international health and safety organization that monitors many different types of products including kitchen appliances, water filtration systems, and even plumbing fixtures. When it comes to supplements, the NSF “Certified for Sport” label is especially useful for athletes. Any product bearing that label has been tested for banned substances and verified as safe.
Another way to check a product’s quality is to visit Labdoor. Labdoor is unique in that they buy supplements directly from retail stores then test them in an FDA-registered lab. Those supplements are then ranked by category based on how well they perform. While Labdoor hasn’t tested every product on the market (and some other ratings — like taste — are more subjective), you can find a breakdown of every multivitamin they’ve tested to date.
Are More Expensive Multivitamins Better?
While the saying, “you get what you pay for” is oftentimes true, that’s not always true with multivitamins. In fact, some of the less expensive options are quite good.
Full disclosure: Born Fitness does not have any financial agreements in place with any of these brands. We’re including them solely based on what we know about them through their reputation, reviews, and other available information.
Thorne Research is a well-respected company in supplement space. They’re known for having extremely high standards for purity and precision. Thorne offers a wide array of NSF Certified for Sport supplements, and has partnered with the Mayo Clinic to run randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical studies investigating the effects of a variety of nutritional supplements. When it comes to multivitamins, all of Thorne’s offerings contain adequate amounts of the necessary micronutrients, including both vitamin D and K. They also offer several options tailored to those who have specific needs. For example, some of their formulations have copper, iron, or iodine removed for individuals who are sensitive to those nutrients. Thorne multivitamins range from $26.99 for 60 capsules to $44.85 for 180 capsules.
Garden Of Life also provides high-quality multivitamins, according to their test performance on Labdoor. Three of the top five ranked supplements on Labdoor are from Garden of Life. The brand’s multivitamins are USP certified. Garden of Life’s products cover a wide range of needs including specific offerings for men, women, and prenatal. Garden of Life multivitamins range from $34.54 for 120 capsules to $60.52 for 240 capsules.
Nature’s Way is a brand you’ve likely seen in your grocery store. Their Alive Max Daily ranks among the top 5 multivitamins on Labdoor. While you don’t see it on the bottle, they are an NSF certified company. The Alive Max Daily multivitamins cost $22.49 for 180 tablets. One thing to note is that The Alive Max Daily multivitamin contains large doses—ones that far exceed the RDA—of every nutrient it contains. You can take less than the recommended three-tablet dose if that is a concern.
Costco’s Kirkland Signature. If you’re on a tight budget, you’ll be thrilled to hear that Costco’s multivitamin performs really well in tests. The Kirkland Daily Multi is USP certified and ranks in the top 50 multivitamins on Labdoor. There’s nothing fancy about Costco’s multi—especially not the label—but it provides all the essential nutrients in an easily digestible form, and is extremely cost effective at $14.49 for 500 tablets.
If you do decide to take a multivitamin, first be honest with yourself about your expectations. Research does not support the notion that any large-scale physical changes will result from a multivitamin alone.
From there, assess your needs. Bloodwork is the most thorough option. Age- or gender-specific vitamin formulations may be helpful.
For any multivitamin you consider, do your homework. Check the label. Look for seals from USP and NSF. Visit the manufacturer’s website, and see how the product scored on Labdoor.
Of course, you should also consult with your physician.
Whether or not you take a multivitamin, you still need to eat high-quality foods, exercise appropriately, and manage your sleep and stress. These are truly the low-hanging fruit when it comes to disease prevention and living a vibrant, healthy life.
Follow those rules, and you may find that you don’t need a multivitamin at all.
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No, not the TV show, but the 1980s era video rental store. It's been closed for some time, but the entire building is curently unused. Perhaps waiting for a developer to demolish for a new bank. Or three banks.
Rosina had to bring back a dvd to the rental store. She wasn’t in the mood to dull up for such a short trip - so she only put on a pair of her tigh high boots just over the blue jeans.

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If you like to cook, you like to have fresh herbs on hand. Many herbs can also be used for minor ailments.
We carry a wide selection of herbs in high season, too many to mention here. Some herbs are also on sale for a limited period of time.
If you want to create a herb garden, it is best to draw a map. Where is there a lot of shade? What is the sunniest place in the garden or on the patio? You can also put your herbs on the rooftop terrace of your apartment or office.
It is important to decide in advance which herbs you want in your garden or container. Most herbs grow best in a bright spot with at least 6 hours of sunshine a day.
You can put your herbs in between the other plants in the garden or make a separate herb garden, as long as you remember what is growing where and you don’t use the perennial right next to your herb to make soup.
If you are planting your herbs in a pot, you have to make sure the water drains easily. When growing herbs in a container, it is also best to use special potting soil for herbs, rather than normal garden soil.
Ramsons or wild garlic is a protected plant and should not be harvested from the wild. Ramsons have a milder flavour than garlic and should be used before the plant comes into bloom. The bulbs are edible as well, so if you have a bumper crop of ramsons, you can remove the bulbs in the autumn and use them as garlic cloves. The bulbs do have a sharper taste than ordinary garlic.
Stevia is a natural sweetener that does not add any calories. The young leaves are slightly less sweet than the older ones.
Rue (Ruta graveolens) is said to repel cats, but you certainly need more than a single plant to achieve that particular goal.
We tend to carry mint in different varieties throughout the season: chocolate mint, peppermint, strawberry mint, ginger mint, apple mint … Mint has wide-spreading underground stolons that allow the plant to emerge several metres away. It is best to confine your mint to a specific area, or you may find it all over your garden. You can cut the bottom out of a bucket and sink it into the soil leaving an edge of about 5 cm above the ground. Or you can plant your mint separately in a container.
Rosemary and thyme are examples of hardy herbs.
Lemon balm is a perennial plant that does well in a cool place in the sun or in the shade.
Cicely is a perennial plant that prefers shady places.
Tarragon is sensitive to the cold and prefers a sunny spot. Make sure to move it indoors when the frost comes. The more sun your tarragon gets, the more flavour it will have.
Basil is not hardy and very sensitive to the cold.
Borage, also known as starflower, is an annual plant that can stay in the garden from year to year by self-seeding. Borage has pretty blue hanging flowers. Borage is excellent in a cucumber salad and the edible blue flowers add a pleasing decorative touch.
Dill (Anethum graveolens) is an annual plant. It can grow up to 1.20 m.
Coriander or cilantro (Coriander sativum) can be kept outdoors from May and prefers a sunny spot. Both the leaves and seed can be used.
Winter savory (Satureja montana) is a perennial herb. It grows about 40 cm high and is an attractive border plant for any culinary herb garden. The winter savory grows tiny pale pink flowers in July and continues to bloom until September. Summer savory (Satureja hortensis) is an annual, but its use and flavour are similar to the perennial winter savory.
Did you know that many herbs contain valuable substances, but should not be used during pregnancy? Artemisia absinthium (absinthe wormwood) should be avoided when pregnant.
Which herbs can you plant in the shade?
Parsley: too much sun will scorch the leaves and they will turn yellow and brown.
Chives also thrive in the shade.
Mint: grows almost anywhere, also in the shade.
Galium odoratum or sweetscented bedstraw is also at its best in the shade and can be used as ground cover with its small, delicate white flowers.
If you want to preserve your herbs, some herbs are best frozen and some are best dried.
Freezing is the best option for basil, dill, fennel, coriander, chervil, parsley and chives. Freezing herbs is the best method to keep their colour and flavour intact.
Good luck! We hope you enjoy your gardening efforts and the great taste of the fruits of your labour afterwards.

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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently announced that effective January 1, 2018 the minimum and maximum Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) on imported goods will increase.
This increase is a result of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act) that was passed by Congress and signed into law in 2015. The FAST Act, which was recently implemented by CBP, requires certain customs user fees to be adjusted for inflation when the consumer price index increases by more than one percent.
While the minimum and maximum MPF amounts will increase, the manner in which the MPF is calculated on formal entries will remain unchanged. The MPF on formal entries will continue to be equal to 0.3464 percent of the entered value of the goods (not including freight, insurance, or duties). Based on the 0.3464 percent MPF rate, the maximum MPF amount of $497.99 will only apply to entries with an entered value greater than $143,760.
Imports qualifying for certain free trade agreements, such as NAFTA, and other trade preference programs will continue to be exempt from MPF. CBP recently published a useful table showing which preference programs are eligible for MPF exemptions.
As indicated in CBP’s notice, a number of other CBP user fees will also increase, including the MPF on informal entries (increased to $2.05).
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Thanks for stopping by our blog to see what's happening in our first grade classroom! This week we are working very hard on "retelling"stories we have read. Learning how to retell a story helps our little learners as readers and thinkers. It helps to organize thought, and recognize the thoughts we have during reading. It helps us recognize when our thinking changes throughout our reading. Characteristics of good retelling are: using character names, telling about the setting, including the happenings or plot (beginning, middle, and end), discussing the problem the character is having, and describing how the problem was solved.
Today I introduced our "retelling rope." Each symbol represents the parts of a story. I have used retelling ropes before, but revamped this with some better visuals. The kids really get it when they can actually manipulate the parts. This year I wrote a simple poem to go along with our retelling activities.
We practiced retelling several stories together using the large retelling rope, and then the kids got to make their own mini one to manipulate during their own reading time. After putting these together, some kids chose to work with others to retell a common story (The Lorax has become a favorite for some reason :) !) We also practiced recording our retelling thoughts. We will continue to work hard on this important skill!
When I read a story!
I love helping kids improve their retelling skills!! Don't forget to retell your own stories with your kids!!!
I love love love your blog!! You have amazing and such creative ideas on here!! I was wondering if you had the copy of the retelling rope pictures for the kids to make their own? those pictures are perfect and I would like my kids to make their own! Thanks a bunch!!
I am so impressed with your site. I have gotten so many great ideas.
thank you so much! I cannot wait to use this idea with my students!
I just wrote a post about using your printables. Thank you so much. My kids have loved retelling this week. I wish I had known about this strategy sooner.
Your site is amazing. I love all your creative ideas and how well you put your units together. Where did you get all of your clip art? Do you believe in the Daily 5 program? What do you do for reading and writing?
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing so generously... I can't wait to make these with my kiddos.
Love your site. I've taught Pre-K for the past 4 years and will be teaching 1st next year. I've enjoyed your website in attempt to prepare myself for next year.
Clearly your blog is awesome and I am your newest follower. I can't wait to use more of my cleaning time procrastinating at your blog! Come visit me sometime!
Wonderful and so creative for retell. Thank you! Students will love this!
Wow, I can't wait to use this!
Oh,these are wonderful!!!!! Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for sharing! This is fantastic.
I was just wondering how you had your students attach the pictures to their rope. Masking tape?
Thanks Nancy! I was also thinking of maybe getting some foamy beads for the beginning, middle, end part.
Came across your blog and love the retelling rope. I teach kinder and the big pictures will definately go up in my reading area. Thanks for sharing! Now off to look at your other amazing items!
I love your blog & just saw your retell rope. I was hoping to use it and the poem with my first graders. I can not seem to download it from the site, is it possible to email me the pdf?
I love this retelling rope. Especially that each kid will have their own rope! Very cute!
P/S I am your newest follower.
I cannot even begin to tell you how much I LOVE YOUR BLOG!! I have never met a teacher SOOO willing to share (for free no less) than you. You are the very first place I start my lesson planning each week and I often "brag" about you at school. You are amazing and you have a HUGE heart to share with all of us the way you do! I hope that God blesses you each and every day!
Thank you so much for your sweet words. I truly love sharing and knowing someone else can use something I have found to work with my kids!! Believe me when I say I am the one who is blessed!!
Thanks for all your ideas and creativity. One question though--how do you organize all those lessons? Do you do it by standards, themes, or what?For example--all those stories you do with standards--I can't figure out how to organize/store them!!
Any suggestions would sure be of help!!
Thank you so much! I believe this will be a fabulous strategy to help my kids with their retelling.
Absolutely love this site.. it is amazing.....just love your concept.
I am a speech therapist who has been using the story retelling rope for my 1st-5th grade students for a little over a month. It is awesome, my kids understand how to use it, and love to use it independently. Thanks!!!!
LOVE this. I used it all the time this year!
I love your idea for the retelling rope. I have been teaching my students to think about the story events as beginning, middle, middle, end. This encourages them to tell me more about the middle of the story. I see how to add an additional yellow middle on the retelling rope. I was wondering, if you could on your sheet add an additional middle icon on the poster where the rope is connected and the icons are labeled. Also add an additional middle icon on the page where the students do a written retelling.
I love your blog. I use it often! Thank you for the awesome ideas!
Just a question though-isn't the story's problem part of the ''Beginning'', and the how the problem is finally resolved part of the '' Ending'', with the failed attempts to resolve the problem and other events in ''The Middle? Thanks.
Thank you for the retelling rope resource! This was just what I needed for my 1/2 class.
This blog is for fellow educators, parents, and friends! I love reading and learning from your comments! Please share your thoughts!
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The popular Premier Boxing Champions series closed out the month of July with three intriguing bouts across two nights and three different networks in the United States. The first of the three main events took place on July 29th at the Videotron Centre in Québec City, Quebec, Canada where WBC Light-Heavyweight world champion Adonis Stevenson made the seventh defense of his world title against WBC number eight rated contender Thomas Williams Jr. in a bout televised by Spike TV.
In previewing this fight, this observer stated that it would be interesting to see how the champion would approach the fight against Williams, who came into the fight off of an impressive second round knockout over Edwin Rodriguez in April of this year. Stevenson has earned a reputation as a “Knockout Artist”, who has the ability to both end a fight very quickly, or gradually break down an opponent over the course of a long fight.
It also interested me to see how the challenger would respond to Stevenson’s power once the champion found a way to connect with his offense. Williams would answer that question in the first round as he was knocked down by a straight left hand from the champion. Despite being dropped in a scenario where some of Stevenson’s previous opponents have resigned and have gone into survival mode before being stopped by the champion, Williams would show his mettle by getting up from the knockdown and would go on to provide the champion with what some might say was a sturdy test.
Williams would not only show the ability to keep his composure after being knocked down, but would respond by periodically dishing out offense to Stevenson and even occasionally backing the champion up by being the aggressor. The challenger clearly showed that he had come to fight and was not going to go quietly against a champion who had nearly dominated every opponent in his previous championship fights.
What impressed me about Williams’ offense in this fight was how he was able to not only back the champion up, but also how almost all of his offense was thrown in combination, which seemed to make Stevenson uncomfortable. The challenger seemed to have an edge when he was able to keep the fight in close where Stevenson was not able to control distance where the combat would be more to his advantage. To his credit however, the champion was able to take what the challenger threw at him and return offense. After three rounds, this was clearly shaping up to be one of the more competitive and entertaining fights in Adonis Stevenson’s reign as a Light-Heavyweight world champion.
The spirited battle however, would come to a sudden conclusion in the fourth round. After landing some effective body punches throughout the round, Stevenson would end Williams’ evening when he landed a short, but flush left hook on the jaw of the challenger sending him down and out on the canvas in the closing seconds of round four. It was a knockout certainly worthy of Knockout Of The Year consideration, but it was more importantly an entertaining slugfest between one of the two top Light-Heavyweight’s in the world and a very “Game” challenger that more than showed his mettle in defeat.
A statistical breakdown of this fight as shown and provided by ThrowdownScoring.com/CompuBox shows that this fight was the definition of a “Shootout.” Stevenson out threw Williams by 103 punches, but in total punches landed the two fighters were nearly even as the champion narrowly edged the challenger out landing him by sixteen punches out landing Williams 78 to 62.
In all truth and honesty, this is a fight where although a clear winner emerged after scoring two knockdowns during the course of the bout, there could be an interest at some point down the line in a rematch between Stevenson and Williams. Williams certainly made an excellent account of himself and if he can find a way to bounce back from this loss and stay in title contention, it should not be out of the realm of possibility that a rematch between the two might happen at some point.
As for what’s next for Stevenson, it appears logical that he will fight undefeated WBC number one contender Eleider Alvarez, who scored a ten round unanimous decision over Robert Berridge on the undercard of Stevenson’s KO of Williams, perhaps as soon as later this year. In this observer’s eyes the winner of the potential Stevenson-Alvarez fight should then be put into position to face the winner of a potential clash between undefeated WBO/IBF/WBA Light-Heavyweight world champion Sergey Kovalev and undefeated former Super-Middleweight world champion Andre Ward for a fight sometime in 2017. As for now the Boxing world will focus it’s attention on Andre Ward’s fight coming up this weekend against Alexander Brand. If Ward is successful, he will challenge Kovalev for the unified Light-Heavyweight world championship in November.
The second of three PBC main events that closed out the month of July took place in the same venue as the third main event on July 30th as former two-division world champion Paul Malignaggi thoroughly dominated Welterweight contender Gabriel Bracero over the course of ten rounds at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY in a fight that was televised by Showtime’s sister channel Showtime Extreme in the United States. Malignaggi, who was fighting for the first time since winning the European Welterweight championship with a twelve round unanimous decision over Antonio Moscatiello last December, used his footwork as well as a consistent jab to outbox Bracero in a fight that should put Malignaggi back in the mix in the talent stacked 147lb. Welterweight division.
Although Malignaggi has lost some fights over the course of his career to the likes of Miguel Cotto, Ricky Hatton, Amir Khan, Shawn Porter, and Danny Garcia, he is a fighter with a high Boxing IQ and has always been willing to face the best fighters in whenever division he has competed in. This observer has stated in the past that although some Boxing fans may not appreciate Malignaggi’s skill, he does deserve recognition as a former two-division world champion. For Malignaggi, the victory over Bracero was his third win in a row since returning to the ring in September of last year following being stopped in nine rounds by Garcia in August of last year. Even though following the loss to Garcia Malignaggi stated that he would probably not fight again, it is clear that the thirty-five year old still has more fight left in him and it will be interesting to see if he can work his way back into world championship contention.
The third and some might argue most anticipated main event that took place last weekend as part of the Premier Boxing Champions series was the highly anticipated battle between undefeated world champions Leo Santa Cruz and Carl Frampton for Santa Cruz’ WBA World Featherweight championship that was televised by Showtime. This was a fight that pitted two boxer/punchers against one another. Santa Cruz the unbeaten three-division world champion, who was making his second defense of the WBA Featherweight world championship going against the also unbeaten Carl Frampton, the Jr. Featherweight world champion who was moving up in weight to challenge Santa Cruz for his crown.
This was in this observer’s eyes a “Toss Up.” Both fighters have a good mix of hand speed and punching power and it just seemed like an evenly matched bout between two of the best fighters in the sport. When it comes to bouts that seem evenly matched on paper prior to a fight taking place, it always interests me particularly in a fight between two boxer/punchers to see which fighter will take the initiative early on and try to dictate the combat.
Both fighters appeared intent on establishing the pace the fight from the outset as both champion and challenger were able to have periods of effectiveness and each landed some combinations in the early rounds. Frampton however, would stagger Santa Cruz in the second round with a counter left hook to the head that began to shift the momentum in his favor.
Although both fighters threw their punches in volume throughout this fight, the main difference particularly in the first half of the fight, was Frampton’s lateral movement as well as his accuracy with his offense that gave him a slight edge on my scorecard. As both fighters continued to have their share of moments as the fight progressed, Santa Cruz appeared to gain a slight edge in the second half of the bout.
When it comes to close fights as this observer is often said over the years, it will often boil down to what a judge prefers in their own individual criteria in how they score based on clean punching, effective aggressiveness, ring generalship, and defense. Frankly, there was not much to separate the two fighters in my opinion as at the end of twelve exciting and competitive rounds I had the fight scored even on my unofficial scorecard 6-6 in rounds or 114-114 in points, the scene scorecard as official judge Guido Cavalleri. The two other official judges however, Judge Frank Lombardi and Judge Tom Schreck turned in scores of 116-112 (8-4 in rounds) and 117-111 (9-3 in rounds) in favor of Carl Frampton giving him the victory and his second world title in as many weight classes by majority decision.
Although Judges Lombardi and Schreck saw this fight more convincingly in favor of Frampton than this observer did, it was a fight where there really was no loser as both fighters gave everything they had and left it all in the ring in what is surely a candidate for 2016 Fight Of The Year honors. In my eyes, I believe that the two scorecards that earned Carl Frampton the victory in this fight may have largely been based on his accuracy and lateral movement throughout the entire fight, despite both fighters having their share of moments and seemingly taking turns getting the better of exchanges as the fight progressed.
A statistical illustration as shown and provided by ThrowdownScoring.com/CompuBox indicates just how action-packed this fight was and how difficult it was to score the fight. Leo Santa Cruz out threw Carl Frampton by an incredible 334 punches throwing a total of 1002 punches over the course of the twelve round championship bout to Frampton’s 668 total punches thrown. Although Santa Cruz also out landed Frampton by thirteen punches, Frampton had a significant edge in terms of his connect percentage landing at over 36% to Santa Cruz’ 25%. If one looks for a statistical basis in which to base scoring of a fight it appears evident that Carl Frampton’s accuracy gave him the edge in what was a close fight round by round from start to finish. It is important to remember however, that the three official judges who score fights do not have access to CompuBox statistics as they score a fight and those statistics thus do not factor into who ultimately wins a fight on the scorecards. It more often than not boils down to a judge’s own individual criteria that serves as the basis of their scoring particularly in close fights such as Santa Cruz-Frampton.
As is the case with most close fights there was and likely still is some difference of opinion as to who won this fight. One thing is indisputable however, it was a great fight that will only continue to enhance reputations of not only both fighters, but also of the Premier Boxing Champions series and its commitment to bringing competitive and exciting fights to its audience. Even though it would not surprise me to see Santa Cruz and Frampton face other opposition in their next fights, it would shock me if a rematch is not in the works for at least some time in the near future. It was a great fight that is certainly deserving of an encore.
Stevenson-Williams/Santa Cruz-Frampton stats and graphics provided by: ThrowdownScoring.com/CompuBox. Used with permission. For more information please visit: www.ThrowdownScoring.com.or www.ThrowdownFantasy.com . You can score live fights by downloading the free Throwdown Scoring app on Google Play or on Apple ITunes.
For more information on the Premier Boxing Champions series please visit:www.PremierBoxingChampions.com.


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Soak gelatin in water. After 5 minutes, gently heat to dissolve. Cool. In a bowl, soften the ice-cream. Add cream, sugar and strawberry puree.
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Vornado Realty Trust (VNO) will host a conference call at 10:00 AM ET on February 12, 2019, to discuss Q4 18 earnings results.
To listen to the call, dial 888-771-4371 (US) or 847-585-4405 (international) with passcode 48102474.
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We operate as Kaitiakitanga (Guardians of the Sounds) for our local environment so we can all share in a sustainable future.
We offer Small Group numbers to ensure a Quality experience for all customers.
High staff to customer ratio for Excellent customer service. 1:15 Maximum.
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We were the First SMART Operator under the Department of Conservation and are also the First Dolphin Swimming operator in New Zeland to be World Cetacean Alliance certified as a Responsible Whale and Dolphin operator. This involves extensive training for Captains and Guides.
We also are the Oceania Regional representative for the World Cetaceena Alliance and now can offer their Training courses.
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We reduce or effort on the animals with seasonal variations to reduce their stress.
We actively promote WCA and Project Jonah.
At Yealands Family Wines, we are very proud to be the first winery in the world to be certified as carboNZeroCertTM from inception. We believe that sustainability has no endpoint; it is an on-going and evolving process of continual improvement. Therefore, trialling new initiatives remains central to our philosophy.
For the people of SeaLord, sustainability is a journey.
We work hard to do the right thing and we always look for ways to do things better. We believe in meeting the needs of today, without damaging the needs of our Grandchildren's children.
Not only is it good for the environment, it is good for business!
The project has a long-term goal of replanting native trees to the Marlborough Sounds. Our forefathers removed 1 million cubic feet of podocarps from the area now is the right time to replant the sounds for a sustainable future.
This is a practical project which will enable us to offer Environmental Education to our younger generation by involving them in the removal of pest species and restoration of the local native forest.
The Guardians of the Sounds has been approached by Jean-Michel Cousteau’s World Cetacean Alliance, the world’s largest marine conservation partnership and the global voice for whales, dolphins and porpoises, to set up a whale heritage site in Tory Channel. Harry is stage 1 on that development which is to be 5 years in the process putting Marlborough Sounds on the International Cetacean Map.
Development of the historical story and Perano Whale Station site is a Proposal being developed by Guardians of the Sounds . Parties involved at this stage include Picton Heritage and Whaling Museum, Marlborough District Council, Te Papa Museum, Destination Marlborough, Kiwi Rail, Department of Conservation, Tourism New Zealand, Cuddeons Engineering, ITM Picton, Altex Coatings, Human Dynamo of Wellington, the ex-whalers and the local community.


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Many things that you do, day in and day out, may actually be harming your oral health without you even realising it.
Most often caused by stress and sleeping habits, teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can wear teeth down over time. According to National Dental Care, clenching and grinding can result in broken, chipped or fractured teeth, requiring the fitting of crowns or the replacement of teeth with dental implants. It can also lead to chronic facial pain and other oral health complications. If you grind teeth while sleeping, WebMD suggests that wearing a mouth guard at night can help prevent the damage caused by grinding.
Nail biting is another common habit that can be detrimental to your oral health. This nervous habit is hard to break and can cause major damage to your teeth. Excessive nail biting can also transfer germs from your hands and fingers to your mouth, thereby making you prone to infections.
The tooth enamel is considered to be the strongest substance in the human body. But indulging in this habit on a regular basis can erode tooth enamel as well as increase the risk of cracking or chipping your teeth. Perhaps, you already know how ice cubes can cause all kinds of damage to teeth, largely due to their freezing temperature and brittle texture. It recommended that one should drink beverages without ice that is really cold and bad for your teeth.
We all know that lemons are loaded with vitamin C and other vital nutrients that are beneficial for your health, including detoxification and weight loss. But some studies suggest that the citric content in citrus fruits, especially lemon, can erode tooth enamel and cause you to experience tooth sensitivity. Hence, it is advisable to rinse your mouth after drinking the acidic lemon water to prevent damage to your teeth.
This is bad not just for your weight but also for your teeth. By grazing around the clock, especially on sugary foods and drinks, you’re putting yourself at a higher risk for cavities. Constant snacking on junk food and sugary beverages can leave an acidic film that destroys the teeth and gums, leading to bad breath. Eating a healthy, balanced diet can help you avoid this habit.


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Java's checked exceptions sometimes force you to catch a checked exception that you believe will never be thrown. Best practice dictates that you wrap that in an unchecked exception and rethrow it, just in case. What exception class do you wrap with in that case?
It is my belief that "UTF-8" will always be supported as a character encoding, so I expect that UnsupportedEncodingException will never be thrown. But since UnsupportedEncodingException is checked, I must either catch it or declare it in the calling method's throws clause.
What I recommend in my talk is be sure and not simply swallow such exceptions, even though you think they will never happen, because someday they just might. Better to wrap them in a runtime exception that will result in a killed thread and a stack trace if they're ever actually thrown. I always put the comment, "// Should never happen", in such cases, and I programmed my IDE to generate such code by default when it generates catch clauses.
The feedback I got from the audience was that this is all well and good, but some would have wrapped the exception in an AssertionError instead of a plain old RuntimeException, because that is semantically more accurate. One reason I wrap it in RuntimeException is that in our web application, we have a last ditch catch clause that catches any uncaught Exceptions and prints out information to a log file that can be helpful in debugging. After printing the information, this last ditch catch clause exits normally (it doesn't rethrow any exception). Therefore, the app server knows nothing of an exception and happily and quietly returns the thread to its thread pool.
I want that information to be printed if a "should never happen" exception ever gets thrown. I could easily factor out the code that logs the information into a method called by two catch clauses, one for Exception and the other for AssertionError. Perhaps I should do that anyway in case some programmer we hire actually uses asserts, which Frank Sommers and I tend not to use. I don't catch Throwable, because in general Errors I figure I should let propagate out, allowing the app server to deal with them as it sees fit. Given that these exceptions really should never happen, I think the main concern should be how obvious is it to readers that a catch clause is a "should never happen" case. AssertionError may indicate that better than RuntimeException, but the comment "// Should never happen" I think makes it pretty clear.
What's your opinion? What exception would you wrap with in the "// Should never happen" case?
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industry_corpus2: Programming


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Better late than never, but here is the collected stream of info on the different 2017 NFL Draft prospects that the Atlanta Falcons reportedly have shown interest in this offseason.
These were meetings reportedly conducted in-house within the Falcons facilities in Flowery Branch. NFL teams are only allowed 30 of these visits.
These were meetings/workouts the Falcons conducted on the respective prospects’ campus. There is no limit to how many of these workouts a team can conduct.
This list includes players that the Falcons reportedly showed interest in, but whether or not they were on-campus workouts, pro day interest, in-house workouts or other meetings is unknown.
Whether it was at the East-West Shrine Game or the Senior Bowl, the Falcons reportedly talked to these players at all-star games. All of these reports come from Walter Football.
These players were all reportedly invited and worked out at the Falcons local pro day on April 5. The sources of this come from Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Walter Football.


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We’ve said it a thousand occasions, or at the least a half dozen anyway, however purchasing for computers remains a daunting task for a lot of. In the event you love playing games on-line with pals however you already know most of your friends are console gamers, perhaps you’ll wish to rethink getting a gaming COMPUTER. In case you do not mind taking part in online with strangers or playing alone and simply wish to get the perfect graphical expertise doable, then a gaming LAPTOP is the best way to go.
In truth, for right around $600, you’ll be able to throw together a system that will max out any recreation in the marketplace on a 1080p monitor in addition to a system that may even be capable to deal with most video games on a 1440p monitor (at medium settings) as effectively.
It is fairly apparent why constructing your individual gaming pc is the best option for critical avid gamers… It can allow you to enter into the extra advanced world of LAPTOP gaming and it provides you with the chance to get a system that’s able to playing any game on the very best settings all for an affordable worth.
In the event you’re buying a gaming pc that comes pre-built you will also want to be certain that it says it comes with a model of Home windows pre-installed, as some corporations will promote computers with out an working system or with only a trial model of it. Watch out.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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With over 50 years of combined real estate experience in the Florida Panhandle, we place knowledge and integrity at the top of our priority list. Resource Realty Group is a locally owned and operated brokerage with regional reach. Our business is based not only on the short-term deal but also on long lasting relationships with our clients.
Resource Realty Group is a full service real estate brokerage company providing professional and comprehensive corporate real estate services for retail, industrial, office, and various other commercial projects.
Neil C. Jones, SIOR is the Owner/Broker of Resource Realty Group, LLC which he established in January 2006. Beginning his Real estate career in Boca Raton, Florida in 1979 Neil relocated back to his home of Panama City in 1989. Prior to his ownership of Resource Realty, he served from 2000 to 2006 as Executive Director of Advantis, St. Joe Company's commercial real estate sales division responsible for Bay, Gulf, and Walton County. His 37 years of real estate experience including property sales, leasing, site selection, property management, development manager of Industrial Parks, Build to Suit Retail and Shopping Centers. Jones serves as managing partner for several commercial real estate partnerships in Northwest Florida. Civic activities including past service on the Lynn Haven Planning Board, Board of Adjustments, Board member for Junior Achievement classroom instructor in Business Ethics. Jones currently serves as the as Board Member at Summit Bank NA, Panama City Florida and Enterprise Florida Board Member Alternate and Member of Society Of Industrial Office Brokers (SIOR).
Christopher G. Clubbs, CCIM is a licensed broker associate and fourth generation Panama City local who joined Resource Realty Group in mid 2016. From an early age, Chris was involved with family projects covering a range of Real Estate opportunities in Bay County which eventually inspired him to pursue a degree in Real Estate. Chris graduated Florida State University in 2013 with degrees in both Real Estate and General Management. He was nominated by FSU faculty and presented with the prestigious ICSC Foundation Award in late 2012 for having exceptional potential in a real estate career. After graduation, Chris accepted an offer to join one of Berkshire Hathaway's top producing real estate teams in Tampa, Florida. During his three year period in Tampa he specialized in Hillsborough County industrial sales and leasing and built a Pinellas County property management team that reached nearly half a million square feet of retail, office, and flex space. Chris was awarded the Accredited Commercial Manager Certification by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) in mid 2016 and earned his Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation in October 2018.
When not working, Chris enjoys spending his time outdoors and on the water. Chris has held his Private Pilot Certificate for more than ten years and never passes up an opportunity to fly. He has held numerous leadership positions for various churches and non-profits, participating in mission projects around the world.
Tyler C. Jones joined Resource Realty Group as a Sales Associate in 2013. In addition to Commercial Real Estate, Tyler has 5 years experience in Property & Casualty Insurance as an Adjuster and Producer. Tyler’s goal is the continued growth of Resource Realty’s Property Management division. Tyler is a member of National Realtors Association and is currently studying for his broker license.


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DANCE系レコード専門店 New （新譜/長期新品在庫＆掘出し/CD）Purchases from overseas can be made with payment only with Paypal.
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Copyright (C) 2009 Mega-mix Records All Rights Reserved.


text: This 8 lb Kraft Grocery Bag is the ideal environmentally-conscience choice for a variety of retail and grocery stores for consumers to carry purchases home. From paper bag puppets to covering a math book, Duros Grocery Bags have set the standard for the industry. This bag measures 6 1/8 x 4 1/6 x 12 7/16, and is packed 500 per bundle. Net cost is 3.3 cents each!


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In the first reading today from Isaiah 2, we read about what things will be like when the Kingdom of God comes into its fullness. “They shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks; One nation shall not raise the sword against another, nor shall they train for war again.” Sounds pretty implausible, huh? Yet there we have it, right from the mouth of God. No more war. Peace on earth. But what will it take to accomplish this? We have the answer in the reading.
“All nations shall stream toward it; many peoples shall come and say: ‘Come, let us climb the Lord’s mountain, to the house of the God of Jacob, that he may instruct us i his ways, and we may walk in his paths.” In other words, when the whole world acknowledges God as God, then we will have peace on earth. Can it really come to pass? Of course – with God all things are possible. So, what role can we play in that? Chances are you’re not some world leader. That’s OK. Our role is to bring about peace on earth one soul at a time; beginning with our own, and working toward bringing the peace of Christ to others.
Father, give us peace in our hearts. Help us to share that peace and to bring it to all people today and always. Amen.


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I have experience producing all kinds of collateral materials including brochures and banner ads. I work with established style guides or assist in updating a company's identity and know how to set up print materials for digital or traditional printing.
I've designed brochures, data sheets, and entire identity packages.
Brand identity usually begins with interviews to better understand the client. With diligence, an identity will emerge that fits the company's personality and sets them apart.
I've created banner ads for a variety of clients, both static and animated.
"Jay was a big part of the success of the Google Search Stories campaign – the most successful UGC campaign in YouTube history." – Phil Tavares Director, Global eCommerce Hasbro, Inc.


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Starlight Black Metallic Lotus Evora with Venom Red Leather – a huge contrast that adds a sporty look to this already stunning Coupe. So well optioned with both great sport and comfort style, this is a great example of how far Lotus has come – and how far it can take you! Outfitted with the spectacular Lotus IPS transmission, this coupe makes sport driving accessible for everyone.
Factory options include Metallic Paint, IPS Transmission, 19/20 Inch Gloss Black Design Forged Wheels, Sports Package IPS (switchable sports mode with sharper throttle response, Increased rpm limit and sports DPM setting, Sports diffuser, Titanium sports exhaust tailpipe, Engine oil cooler, Cross-drilled brake discs, and red painted brake calipers), Premium Package Sport, Technology Package (Upgraded speakers and stereo system with 2 x 50W amplifier and subwoofer with dedicated amplifier, DVD player, 7″ WVGA touch screen display, Bluetooth mobile phone connection, USB connection for various iPod models, MP3 players and memory sticks, Tire pressure monitoring, Cruise control and rear parking sensors) and Reversing Camera.
Visit our new showroom at the top of the hill on Heritage Drive SE, overlooking the Auto Mall.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


text: Cage-based deformation techniques are widely used to control the deformation of an enclosed fine-detail mesh. Achieving deformation based on vertex constraints has been extensively studied for the case of pure meshes, but few works specifically examine how such vertex constraints can be used to efficiently deform the template and estimate the corresponding cage pose. In this paper, we show that this can be achieved very efficiently with two contributions: (1) we provide a linear estimation framework for cage vertex coordinates; (2) the regularization of the deformation is expressed on the cage vertices rather than the enclosed mesh, yielding a computationally efficient solution which fully benefits from cage-based parameterizations. We demonstrate the practical use of this scheme for two applications: animation edition from sparse screen-space user-specified constraints, and automatic cage extraction from a sequence of meshes, for animation re-edition.

industry_corpus2: Technology & Research


text: For the second week in a row, I got to hang out with my good friend Maneesh. This time, we went to Ruby’s at the Redmon Town Center, a 50’s diner rumored to abound with hot women. Well, we were duly impressed upon arriving. The hostess, Molly, was very nice to look at, especially as she seated us. But, our waitress, alas, not so much. The food wasn’t particularly redeeming either. My burger was somewhat undercooked, though juicy, and the milk shake was pretty blah. There’s always the hope of something a little better in both categories next time – that is, if I ever go again. But… well, Maneesh and I be pretty forgiving, under the right circumstances. If you know what I mean.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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The Adelaide Guitar Festival, led by Artistic Director Slava Grigoryan, is the most significant festival of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. Festival goers experience artists from around the world coming together with some of the best Australian guitarists to deliver an exciting program of events. The festival is made up of performances, free and low-cost workshops, master classes, artist’s talks, panel discussions and programs for emerging musicians.
While the full festival is held biennially, with the next in 2020, Adelaide Guitar Festival continues to expand it’s supplementary annual events to connect and strengthen relationships with students, artists and audiences throughout South Australia.
Adelaide International Classical Guitar Competition, 15 – 19 July 2019 - The most prestigious guitar competition in the southern hemisphere with emerging guitarists from around the world playing for $32,000 worth of prizes.
Adelaide Guitar Festival Winter School, 15 – 19 July 2019– invites guitarists of all ages to participate in a week of intensive, immersive guitar playing and skills development with highly respected national and international guitar teachers. Two streams will be featured in 2019; Classical and Blues & Roots.
Adelaide Guitar Festival, Special Edition, 15 – 19 July 2019 – Slava Grigoryan curates a sampler of the Adelaide Guitar Festival experience with a series of intimate concerts.
Adelaide Guitar Festival is proud to celebrate Adelaide’s designation as a UNESCO City of Music!
The 180 cities in 72 Countries currently make up this network work together towards a common objective: placing creativity and cultural industries at the heart of their development plans at the local level and cooperating actively at the international level.
The most prestigious guitar competition in the Southern Hemisphere.


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Transfer booking is a very demanded and necessary service, which is not always provided by tour operators and hotels. If you are looking for how to get from Brisbane International Airport to Brisbane downtown (QLD), Astor Serviced Apartments which is located in the country Australia. We can offer you various transfer options for booking. It can be comfortable buses or minibuses for group transfer, as well as business and economy class cars that take you from the airport or railway station to the hotel and back. Transfer fee. In order for the site to calculate the price of transfer from Brisbane International Airport to the hotel Astor Serviced Apartments to Brisbane downtown (QLD) and back, you need to select the arrival date, number of adults and children, as well as vehicle options. Payment is carried out using a bank card. The cost of an individual taxi Brisbane International Airport - Brisbane downtown (QLD) to the hotel Astor Serviced Apartments includes: transport operation, fuel, driver, local taxes, delivery to the destination, 1 luggage space per 1 passenger.
Astor Serviced Apartments situated at a distance of 17.5 kilometers from Brisbane International Airport.


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2:00-3:30 PM EST and 4:00-5:30 PM EST Afternoon Sessions (open to all): Interactive sessions to understand, discuss and get further involved in Rare Diseases International's advocacy plans and activities.
RDI members attending our Annual Meeting are also invited to attend the official launch of the Global Commission to End the Diagnostic Odyssey of Children with a Rare Disease's ("The Global Commission") digital roadmap for shortening the time to diagnosis for children with rare diseases worldwide. The Global Commission is a multidisciplinary group of experts formed by Shire, Microsoft and EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe with the creativity, technological expertise and commitment required to accelerate time to diagnosis and make a major difference in the lives of millions of children and their families.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine