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ANYWAY -- clearly I'm fired up. I'm still sorting through travelogues, vlogs, and blogs of our amazing tour in the United Kingdom. But rather than post those today, I thought I'd share some links.
Speaking of Emily, she's just started a YouTube channel called The Patient Perspective, where she produces videos for patients undergoing extensive medical care. Current topics include "How to Survive a Long Hospital Stay" and "What to include in a care package for someone who is in-patient for chemotherapy." So many of us have loved ones going through cancers and other awful diseases, and this channel provides some new perspective and answers many questions.
My mom started a new chemotherapy regimen last week, and here is her CaringBridge website.
MORE CHEERFUL links!!! This cancer talk is bumming me out, so how about some stuff that has nothing to do with cancer. Like, my friend in England has this magical talent of starting businesses out of every hobby she picks up, from songwriting to cake design. Here's one of her companies, Abodian Signs, a shop that makes beautiful signs for European homes.
You can order one to America, but check your local ordinances to make sure the numbers are large enough (my city requires 4" numbers, which don't fit on a sign because my house has 4 digits).
Tara Anderson's podcast, "Five Things," is fantastic. If you're in Louisville, you know about it already, but if you're not, there's a small chance you haven't heard of it yet.
Candythief, aka Diana de Cabarrus, is releasing new music. I have the album already because I am a Kickstarter/crowdfunder backer. You can get it soon, and if you're in Edinburgh, you can attend the CD launch party on March 30.
Usually I'm pretty good about re-entry. It's the exit that proves difficult for me -- I'm constantly flitting about making sure I have every little adapter and merch and cable and instrument packed, while balancing a baby attached to my leg and a hungry 5-year-old whose goggles are missing. It's hard to just go out to a gig. Coming home is generally easier because the gig is over and MOMMY'S HOME!
This time, however, I was gone for two weeks. I played at least one show a day -- often two or a radio appearance -- and it was FANTASTIC. Steve and I had a blast. We didn't fight, and I'm pretty sure he only got annoyed with me when I told him he got too close to the parked cars or when I reminded him to look right first on a roundabout, which I suppose I did daily, but, hey, we are still alive, right?
Anyway, being gone for two weeks got me in this groove -- a groove I'd forgotten I had in me. It was wonderful. I barely thought about the kids for the first week (not supposed to admit that, I know, but hey, I'm nothing if not honest), and it was amazing to be sharing my art with the world.
Someone asked me early in my career what my goal was. It was always fairly straightforward: I want to travel the world, singing songs I wrote for people who care and provide them with a smile.
I got to do that for two straight weeks, and it was perfect.
Coming home was a challenge. I got in bed around midnight after flying all day, and David left the house to catch his plane at 5am. I was back into solo parenting straight away, and I was TIRED. I have three more weeks of this, however, until our au pair arrives!!
I cannot begin to explain how excited I am to have another member of the family -- an auntie for the boys, a co-parent for me, a friend, and a helping hand with the kiddos.
A little video of country roads, Roman villas, and pheasants that don't want to live.
We left the Cotswolds before the sun rose on Wednesday morning, as it was a 3-hour drive to Cambridge and we had to be at the BBC Radio station before noon. It’s only 150 miles or something, but traffic is always bad, particularly around Oxford, so we got an early start.
We’d been up since 1am in Cirencester having a great chat with The Black Feathers, so it wasn’t pleasant waking at 6:30a for a drive. Tis life on the road, however, and it’s still significantly better than touring in America. A 3-hr drive here is considered a long travel day, while on American tours, it’s typical to drive 8-12 hours to the next gig. I like to leave time to explore the towns, pull off for historical markers, and enjoy a cuppa.
After playing 3 songs and doing an interview on the BBC Cambridgeshire with Jeremy Sallis (who is absolutely delightful, as is his cohort, Glenn!), we arrived at the Six Bells pub, run by Eileen and absolutely wonderful woman. She was reading a novel in her pub and popped across the street to show us our rooms.
I spent the afternoon meandering medieval bits of Cambridge and getting lost among markets and cobblestones, entering the imposing King’s College Cathedral, seeing the dark oak wood carvings of Henry VIII (I particularly liked the H+A carvings, like Henry + Anne = LOVE 4EVA UNTIL I CUT OFF YOUR HEAD!). The stained glass was amazing, and I still don’t understand how any of those massive buildings actually got built, even though I’ve read Pillars of the Earth.
Later, I enjoyed some great conversation with Eileen and then met up with an internet friend, whom I know from a UK Mums Facebook group. She’s American, but has been in the British Isles since 2002. Also, she’s a redhead with two kids and she’s a crunchy-type momma too (and a brilliant urban planner), and it was great fun meeting her in person.
The Six Bells is a small pub and we packed it to the gills. Steve and I played semi-acoustic, with just a vocal mic, so I wouldn’t have to scream over the banjo. The large crowd went silent as we played, as the uber-polite English audiences do, and we just had a blast playing a long set of original tunes. We mingled and made friends and then played a shorter set with some singalongs and requests. It was a grand evening, distracted only by the fact that my phone was blowing up with some stressful stuff back home (we have a house on the market, and of course, everything happens when I don't have a minute to deal).
BBC Radio in Cambridge with Jeremy Sallis.
King's College Chapel stained glass.
I loved this. So OLDE!
The Six Bells pub in Cambridge -- delightful.
A room in the Six Bells pub!
There’s a mystery series I love called Agatha Raisin by MC Beaton. They are quick reads with nothing terribly scary, and they are set in a fictional village in the Cotswolds. As Steve and I played in a played in Cirencester (a Cotswolds town - well, city, not village), I liked to pretend I’m a private detective. It was particularly fun driving through these village towns and trying to imagine which one is most like the fictional village of Carsley (I’m thinking it’s Barnsley).
Cirencester seems off the beaten track to many English folk we encounter, but I first went there in 2008 when I met a friend on Couchsurfing (remember Couchsurfing?!). He’s continued to be a friend, though he has since moved to Bristol (it’s Neil, from my first tour blog!) and I continue to go to Cirencester, about an hour from Bristol, whenever I can.
After an attempt at visiting the ruins of a Roman villa (it was CLOSED for winter when we arrived and the caretaker said, “don’t tell me — you looked on Google and it said we were open” — um YES?! If this happens all the time, perhaps you should change your hours on Google?), we headed for the venue.
We played in a pub called the Golden Farm, which has a perfect music venue attached to it. The building is 15th century, with a “new" addition built in the 17th or 18th century. The Vaults is the music venue, and WOW, what a room. The sound was fantastic, and our hosts for the evening were delightful — as they always are.
The Black Feathers, whom some of you have actually MET when I hosted a house concert for them in Louisville last fall, are Ray and Sían and they are just the nicest and smartest and most talented people you could ever come across. They live above the pub, and we stayed with them. I was in the attic/music studio and stared at rafters from the 1400s as I drifted off to sleep.
In the afternoon, Ray and Sían took me for a quick tour around town to see winding cobblestone streets, old churches, and the tallest hedge yews in Europe.
Our friends, The Layers, opened the show for us at the Vaults, and we got to hear some rocking’ 3-part acoustic harmonies and excellent original tunes. Thank you for sharing your gifts, The Layers, and thank you to all in Cirencester who ventured out on a Tuesday evening to hear live Kentucky music.
LEGO recreation inside St. John's in Cirencester.
Delicious feast prepared by Sían during soundcheck.
Aneil! He came all the way from Wolverhampton.
Kentucky has horses and Chicago cows).

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Baby Girl Turns 1 Rainbow Style!!!
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In this Spring MVC tutorial, you will learn how to make your RESTful Web Service endpoint respond back with either XML or JSON representation.
Let’s look at how the MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE and MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_VALUE are used in a @RestController class with methods mapped to HTTP Requests. All methods in the below class are just for a demonstration purpose and do not do much other than demonstrating the request mapping annotation and how to enable XML or JSON representation response by using the MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE and MediaType.APPLICATION_XML_VALUE.
You might also double check that your pom.xml file contains following dependencies which provide support for building RESTful Web Services with Spring MVC and enable your Web Service endpoints response with XML or JSON representation.
And this is it! I hope that this short Spring MVC tutorial on how to enable your RESTful Web Service endpoints to return XML or JSON representation was helpful. If you have questions, please comment below. Explore my blog to find even more tutorials on how to build RESTful Web Service with Spring MVC or Jersey JAX-RS.
If you are like me and like learning by watching step by step video lessons then check out a list of video courses below. Learning by watching step by step video lessons is much better and faster than trying to find code examples piece by piece on the Internet :).

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Dec 6 GUEST POST: Learning is Multidimensional -- Embrace the Complexity!
James Mannion is a final year PhD student at the University of Cambridge, and an Associate of the University College London Institute of Education. He is also the Director of Rethinking Education, and the founder of Praxis Teacher Research. He blogs at www.rethinking-ed.org/blog, and is @rethinking_ed on Twitter.
Each of these statements are made with a strong sense of certainty: “Learning is X”. But what if learning is more than just *a thing* which can be defined in a single sentence? What if learning is… multidimensional?
Here, I have outlined 9 possible dimensions of learning – some of which feature in the statements above, most of which do not. Please note that this is not intended as an exhaustive list – it is presented as a conversation-starter about the many facets of learning that exist in the literature.
To the extent that learning is synonymous with retention of information in memory, the spectrum almost writes itself. At one end, we have stuff that is immediately forgotten. At the other, we have things that are learned to the point of automaticity: your name, where you live, the fact that socks go on your feet.
Implicit memory is sometimes referred to as automatic or unconscious memory, which may be expressed in the absence of deliberate recollection: the ability to ride a bike, button a shirt, play the piano (4). These particular examples are also examples of procedural memory; however, implicit memory does not have to be procedural. For example, a student "guessing" the answer to a question because they do actually know the answer but they don't realize that they know it would also be classified as implicit memory. Implicit memory can also include behaviors such as locking the door as you leave the house, or associations such as those related to smells. Explicit memory (also known as declarative memory or direct memory), on the other hand, involves the conscious, intentional remembering of information. Remembering your bank details is an example of explicit memory.
Explicit (declarative, direct) memory is divided into two further types. Semantic memory is the recall of general facts, while episodic memory is recall of personal experiences. Remembering the capitals of countries is an example of semantic memory, whereas being able to recall what happened on the way to school is an example of episodic memory. Episodic memory necessarily involves the ability to perform mental time-travel (5).
Psychologists distinguish between two types of memory retrieval. Recognition refers to our ability to, umm, recognize an event or piece of information as having been experienced in the past. This is the kind of memory that students are required to use in a multiple choice test. Recall, on the other hand, requires the production of information. The educational equivalent of this would be writing an essay. Recall is generally considered to require a greater depth of information processing, storage, and retrieval than recognition; however, this may not always be the case (5).
Some things we learn can be considered naturally occurring data: your siblings’ names, say, or the names for common foods. Other things we learn are elicited: you go out of your way to learn it. This is something often considered by social scientists - e.g. whether to use naturally occurring or elicited data when researching schools, or a combination of the two. As well as simply describing data, this can be seen as a kind of continuum that overlaps to some extent with what schools often refer to as ‘attitude to learning’. At the ‘elicited’ end of the spectrum, we find the autodidact. At the opposite end, the incurious drifter who takes life as it comes. In the UK, some schools require teachers to enter a grade for ‘attitude to learning’ alongside attainment data. It is an entirely spurious rating (often on a scale from 1 to 6) and highly problematic – some schools even publish the scores in corridors to “name and shame” disruptive pupils.
Compare these two statements: “I am learning to solve a Rubik’s cube because I enjoy the challenge.” “I am learning to solve a Rubik’s cube so I can show off to my friends.” Each of these motivations may be strong or weak. We also may hold several such positions simultaneously. Teachers might increase intrinsic motivation (and, consequently, learning) by explaining the real-world significance of a task (6), or by setting multidimensional tasks such as project-based learning (7).
Classical conditioning is defined as “a learning process that occurs when two stimuli are repeatedly paired: a response which is at first elicited by the second stimulus is eventually elicited by the first stimulus alone” (Oxford English Dictionary). Classical conditioning forms the basis of much animal training, where treats are used to elicit desirable behaviors. However, classical conditioning may also feature in certain types of school-based learning, such as training students to tidy up by playing a particular piece of music, which is common practice in schools. Operant conditioning is defined as “a type of learning in which a behavior is strengthened (meaning, it will occur more frequently) when it's followed by reinforcement, and weakened (will happen less frequently) when followed by punishment” (Oxford English Dictionary). This idea underpins many schools' behavior management systems.
Inductive reasoning is essentially a “bottom up” approach to learning. For example, students may be presented with several examples of a phenomenon (e.g. photographs with examples of specific animal adaptations) and they are required to identify general patterns or “rules” (e.g. camouflage, body size, ear shape).
Deductive reasoning is a “top-down” approach to learning. In the example above, students may be taught types of adaptations types of adaptations first, and then these “rules” are tested with particular examples (e.g. the photos of animal adaptations).
It is worth noting that Rogers was a psychotherapist, and not a teacher. Also, significance is rather a subjective notion. Nevertheless, since almost all students ask the question “Why do I need to learn this?” at some point or other in their school career – understandably, some might say – the question of significance remains worthy of reflection.
In summary: Let’s embrace the complexity!
Reflecting upon all of the above, I can only conclude that as far as educators are concerned, the word ‘learning’ is so broad as to be essentially meaningless. We might think of 'learning' as an umbrella term at best, taken to mean something like "the thing we want students to do". Beyond that, we really need to roll our sleeves up and start talking about the specific kinds and features of learning that we're interested in.
With this in mind, I have proposed a glossary of 225 learning terms. It is by no means an exhaustive list, and I would welcome any suggestions for how it might be improved. But as an attempt to embrace learning in all its complexity, it’s a start.
(1) Coe, R. (2013) Improving Education: A triumph of hope over experience. Inaugural Lecture of Professor Robert Coe, Durham University, 18 June 2013. Available at http://www.cem.org/attachments/publications/ImprovingEducation2013.pdf.
(2) Kirschner, P., Sweller, J. & Clark, R. E. (2006). Why minimal guidance during instruction does not work: An analysis of the failure of constructivist, discovery, problem-based, experiential, and inquiry-based teaching. Educational Psychologist, 41, 75–86.
(3) Kazdin, A. E. (2000). Encyclopedia of Psychology.
(4) Roediger, H. L. (1990). Implicit memory: Retention without remembering. American Psychologist, 45, 1043-1056.
(5) Tulving, E. (2002). Episodic memory: From mind to brain. Annual Review of Psychology, 53, 1-25.
(6) Mitchell, M. (1993). Situational Interest: Its multifaceted structure in the secondary school mathematics classroom. Journal of Educational Psychology, 85, 424–436.
(7) Blumenfeld, P. C., Soloway, E., Marx, R., Krajcik, J. S., Guzdial, M., & Palincsar, A. (1991). Motivating Project-Based Learning: Sustaining the Doing, Supporting the Learning. Educational Psychologist, 26, 369-398.
(8) Heit, E., & Rotello, C. M. (2010). Relations between inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 36, 805-812.
(9) Rogers, C. (1969). Freedom to learn: A view of what education might become. Columbus, OH, Charles E. Merrill.

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Vidal Blanc was originally created in the 1930’s by Jean Louis Vidal, who was trying to create the perfect varietal to be used in cognac production. He bred the Ugni Blanc grape and the Rayon d’Or grape.
Ours is steel fermented in order to preserve and showcase the luscious flavors of citrus and grapefruit. It’s very crisp and a refreshing taste. Perfect for a hot day.
Dry style Vidal can be a real treat, as it is in this case. You may want a case after tasting the crisp Sorrento lemon expression that shows hints of pear and apple, finishing clean with lingering citrus flavor. Pair with freshwater fish, or trout more specifically. Contains 5% early-picked Viognier. A Platinum Award Winner at the 2018 Monterey International Wine Competition.

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Most organizations can’t manage the breadth and depth of resources needed to address every IT challenge at all times. For example, some resources are just too costly to acquire and support, especially if they are rarely used. And if those resources happen to be highly skilled individuals, they’ll quit and go where they can use their skills more often, acquire new ones, and get better pay. This can leave a big hole in your organization.
WIN IT Services asks organizations to change how they think. Instead of viewing technology as a money-pit, we ask clients to view IT as a business function — a strategic investment with a budget and expected outcome (a return on investment). With this mindset, we act as your chief information/technology officer (CIO/CTO). In that role, we deliver the hardware, software, network, and the full depth and range of skills you need, when you need them, at a fixed monthly rate. Instead of trying to select the right technologies, equipment, and staff, you buy an end-to-end service with a defined level of performance.
As your strategic partner, we become the best friend of your chief financial officer (CFO) and chief operations officer (COO). And when we take a seat at your high table, we can help you plan for the future — everything you want from an in-house CIO/CTO.
In a future Insight, we’ll cover how WIN approaches End-to-End IT Service Management as a businesslike proposition.
Parts of this article were adapted from Worldwide SD-WAN Survey Special Report by Rohit Mehra, Rajesh Ghai, and Brad Casemore.


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I purchased two shades: Bikini Line and Nice Melons. Both shadows, though powder, are incredibly creamy, smooth, and blendable. They are shimmery, but not glittery, have great pigmentation and last for hours without creasing (I have only used them with a primer). Despite being very soft and sometimes creating a bit of dust in the pan, these shadows create very little fallout during application and wear. The packaging is also very appealing and features a unique bird pattern.
Bikini Line: This colour is described by both Benefit and Sephora as a desert sand colour. On the lid it appears as a light buttery gold colour. This shade has been compared to MAC’s Ricepaper, Nylon, and Creme De Miel, and Femme Fi eyeshadows. I think that this colour is perfect to use all over the lid or as a brow bone highlight and would compliment most skin tones.
Nice Melons: This colour is described by Benefit as a papaya pearl colour and by Sephora as a golden peachy pink. This creamsicle shade adds a glowy warmth to the lids that I believe would be flattering on most skin tones. It has been compared to MAC’s Melon pigment.
So how do they compare to MAC Shadows? Well, a MAC shadow pot is $14.50 USD or 1.5 g / 0.05 oz whereas the velvet shadows are $18 USD for 3.00 g or 0.11 oz. Both shadows are equally pigmented and are high end quality. Benefit’s shadows are much softer and easier to blend. MAC shadows come in many different colours whereas Benefit currently only sells approximately 12 shades. MAC shadows come in a range of shades and finishes whereas Benefit shadows all have a slight sheen and are lighter, more wearable colours. Neither company tests on animals. Both companies’ products have sleek stylish packaging but Benefit’s is more original. In my opinion (and I am someone who prefers lighter shimmery colours), Benefit Velvet shadows win this competition with their generous amount of product, sleek packaging, and silky smooth formula. Either way, I will still purchase shadows from both companies but want to work on building my Velvet shadow collection at the moment. Which do you prefer?


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In today's world, marketing teams around the globe use web content as their primary tool to reach targeted customers. As more and more people are using internet everyday, the customer base is growing at a fast pace. With varied expectations among the users, building and managing the digital web content becomes a challenging task. Thus, more simpler ways to create and modify the digital content to support multiple user requirements, becomes a necessity. Content Management System (CMS) is a software that provides tools for website authorization and administration.
The CMS design provide endless options to quickly build websites, store the content in database and offer easy to use interface to users who have minimal idea about technology. Dynamic content without the need for regular updation of files, customized design options, wide range of features etc, are some of the few advantages that CMS provides over other methods of website building.
Content Management Systems of various types perform unique functions like archiving, mod rewriting etc. But the most basic function is related to easier creation and editing of web pages.
Proprietary CMS are high end systems loaded with extensive features and expensive in nature, primarily focused on providing excellent technical support. The second type, which is usually the most preferred type, is the Open Source CMS. They are free, easy to install and have numerous forums dedicated to increase their functionality. Drupal development is one such widely used open source platform. The third type is the Custom CMS. Focused on allowing you to build a CMS design from scratch, they provide ways to idealize your requirements in a digital content and conceptualize the same to meet the requirements.
The last few years saw the rise of Headless CMS designs - an idea sufficing cross-platform content functionality. Even though it is capable of providing such functions, a headless CMS design is often an extra CMS for an organization, besides the original CMS. For an ideal CMS, it must be able to handle both : headless design for mobile applications or content delivery through API, and coupled CMS to provide personalized web channels. There are times when, approaching a headless CMS is the best option, and then there will be times when going headless is actual waste of time. The present CMS needs the ability to do both. Some of the widely used CMS like WordPress and Drupal felicitate both the options in order to provide rich user experience.
In the digital era - as the world is known today, we can find that more and more people are engaging themselves with the web in search of solutions. With the consumer requirements rising rapidly, various search options in the form of virtual assistants, OS-integrated searches and search engines other than Google, have surfaced. These provide the organizations, various opportunities to make their digital content's presence felt in all the fields. Giving the end users the freedom to enter the content in more than one structured field suffices the "smart chunks" model, which lets you to publish the required digital content in as many different platforms as required.
With various content types and platforms on the menu, a CMS development service needs to be more than the basic WYSIWYG tool. As one of the biggest task for content management systems, they need to provide insights to the contributors regarding their content's performance. Tracking goals and performance of the various content types on various devices and platforms, opens up an option to provide users with more than just data on web traffic for a better reflection of the digital content.
As a customer's requirements change with the change in digital technology around him, a CMS development service needs to be more than just a web and its management. With mobile technology, virtual reality, 3-D surfaces and many other such innovations finding ways to reach people, a customer’s needs are bound to hop across multiple screens and places. As a CMS development company, a multiple channel approach to provide seamless experience, must be modeled to maintain loyalty and retention of consumers.
Machine intelligence is the next big thing in the digital world. With machines having the ability to learn from experiences, a CMS website design must be intelligent enough to balance both the human intelligence and artificial intelligence. As numerous content types come together from various channels, machine intelligence plays a pivotal role in delivering relevance, while human intelligence focuses on connecting the audience and the content.
With the evolution in digital communications,computing, and the various changes in the behaviour pattern of the consumers, once not so famous CMS, is now the main resource for managing a digital content. There is no single right approach and CMS for every user. But with the advancements in technology, a responsive CMS design should be the aim of CMS development companies, in order to provide a better user experience for an end-user. In order to stay ahead in the game, it is important to establish an approach which brings together web,mobile apps, wearables and each new platform that emerge out into the market, to provide the best seamless experience.


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Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds fans went home happy Friday night, but the Plymouth Whalers were snickering under their breath when all was said and done.
By virtue of earning a point in the 2-1 overtime loss to the Greyhounds, the Whalers locked up the fourth seed in the Western Conference and will have the extra home game in the opening round series against Sault Ste. Marie. But this could be quite a series as the Whalers and Greyhounds split the season series during the regular season in six games.
Friday, March 19 @ Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.
Saturday, March 20 @ Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.
Tuesday, March 23 @ Sault Ste. Marie, 7:05 p.m.
Wednesday, March 24 @ Sault Ste. Marie, 7:05 p.m.
Friday, March 26 @ Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.
Sunday, March 28 @ Sault Ste. Marie, 7:05 p.m.
Tuesday, March 30 @ Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.


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Techniques | Inspiration for Writers, Inc.
Writing is a craft, and as such, learning to write well means taking the time to learn the techniques involved. Just as a potter studies the craft of pottery making, writers must study the craft of writing. This section of our Tips and Techniques deals with the technical aspects of writing. How do we know what should be included in dialogue? Should we record everything a character says—and do so exactly as the character says it? How is dialogue tagged? Should we use creative dialogue tags? How is point of view controlled? Should we use an omniscient narrator? How is a flashback entered and exited without disrupting the flow of a story? Should we use frequent flashbacks? How do we control the pacing of a story? Should we leave our characters mid-action? How much description should we write? Should we describe every character and every setting in detail? How do we use research to make our writing more effective? Should we share everything we know with our reader? How do we foreshadow without breaching viewpoint? Should we hint at things our characters don’t yet know?
Find out the answers to these questions—and many more—in this section in which we discuss some of the techniques of writing effective prose.

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Blue Guardian is an original TV series with two episodes presented here, entitled "Blue Tornado" and "Blue Mountains." It is in the mystery genre without particularly dealing with murder investigations. Rather, each individual episode has a self-contained storyline and deals with a missing person case, while the story arc deals with the self-discovery and development of the main character. The lead character, Kay Deck, helps people in the modern day Los Angeles valley by working as a freelance private investigator. Living in L.A. for ten years, Kay has contacts all over the city that help her with her investigations. Many of her cases come from Detective Jack Krenner, who handles all the missing person reports for Los Angeles and the surrounding area. Jack's son, Max, has just recently moved in with his father and becomes interested in Kay's work. The first episode, "Blue Tornado" is set in modern day Los Angeles where Kay is on the trail of a missing scientist who is being forced to come up with a chemical that changes the composition of oil. Kay also meets Max, Jack's son, for the first time who helps Kay's investigation. In the second episode, "Blue Mountains," Max becomes interested in a disappearance of a fellow student at school and drags Kay into investigating.
Westerman, Sabrina. Blue Guardian Original TV Series : Two Episodes, Blue Tornado and Blue Mountains. Master's Thesis. East Carolina University, January 2014. The Scholarship. http://hdl.handle.net/10342/4647. April 18, 2019.
Westerman, Sabrina, “Blue Guardian Original TV Series : Two Episodes, Blue Tornado and Blue Mountains” (Master's Thesis., East Carolina University, January 2014).
Westerman, Sabrina. Blue Guardian Original TV Series : Two Episodes, Blue Tornado and Blue Mountains [Master's Thesis]. Greenville, NC: East Carolina University; January 2014.

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The main part of Ahed Tamimi's trial, a Palestinian 17-year-old who was arrested after a video of her slapping an Israeli soldier went viral, began Tuesday in the military court at the Ofer base just outside Jerusalem.
At the beginning of the session, with many diplomats and journalists in attendance, the judge decided to close the proceedings for “Tamimi’s good” because she is still a minor.
Tamimi's attorney, Gaby Lasky, criticized the court for closing off proceedings. “In this case all the [hearings] on her arrest were held in open court. Even though the prosecution said they do not care we will be in open court, the [judge] decided to close the doors because he thinks it is bad for Ahed. I think that the [judge] does not think it is good for the court,” she told reporters.
skip - Tamimi enters the courtroom.
Tamimi was charged with aggravated assault in an incident in the West Bank in December. She was indicted in January.
In a seven-page indictment, Tamimi faces 12 charges, which stem from multiple confrontations with soldiers spanning back to April 2016.
Tamimi is charged with a long list of crimes, including assaulting soldiers and incitement to violence. The charges include aggravated assault, threatening a soldier, incitement on Facebook and throwing objects at people and property. Tamimi's mother, Nariman Tamimi, was also charged for incitment on social media, and for assault.
Bassem Tamimi, Ahed's father, said that his wife and daughter have done nothing wrong and are under arrest because "of their fight for freedom and justice."
The next session in the case was set for the beginning of March. She is being held in jail until the end of the proceedings against her.

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Teahupoo Adventure Tours & Surf offers day tours to discover the West Coast of the peninsula of Tahiti as seen from the Bora Bora-like lagoon.
In just a few hours with Teahupoo Adventure Tours and Surf, visit the most beautiful sites of the Tahitian peninsula, or Tahiti Iti.
Teahupoo Wave Watching Rates Private Charters. Spend 1 hour watching the now famous Teahupoo waves.

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BrokeHorrorFan.com presents Terrifier and Book of Monsters on limited edition, fully functional VHS! The latest contemporary horror films to join the retro VHS line are on sale now at WitterEntertainment.com.
Terrifier has two all-new VHS covers in black clamshell cases: the standard edition featuring art by Vasilis Zikos, with a first pressing of 150, and a variant featuring art by Steve McGinnis (Fangoria), limited to 50.
The 2016 slasher cult classic includes a letter from writer-director Damien Leone and an exclusive introduction by Art the Clown actor David Howard Thornton. Plus stay tuned after the movie for two special features: behind-the-scenes footage and Art the Clown makeup time lapse.
Book of Monsters is a one-time VHS pressing limited to 50 units in black clamshell cases. It features cover art by The Dude Designs (Hobo with a Shotgun, WolfCop).
The 2018 monster movie includes a letter from director Stewart Sparke and exclusive introductions by actors Lyndsey Craine and Nicholas Vince (Hellraiser). Plus stay tuned after the movie for a special feature: the original crowdfunding short film.
Both titles are officially licensed from Dread and Epic Pictures and have been approved by their respective directors. The films have been cropped from their original aspect ratio to 4:3 for optimal VHS presentation.
Terrifier and Book of Monsters are available on VHS now from WitterEntertainment.com, where you can also purchase Victor Crowley, Dead by Midnight (11pm Central), and Dark Roast/Root of All Evil on VHS.
Art The Clown returns and sets his sights on three young women, along with anyone else that gets in his way. Jenna Kanell, Samantha Scaffidi, Catherine Corcoran, Margaret Reed, and David Howard Thornton star in the film, which is written and directed by Damien Leone.
Sophie’s 18th birthday becomes a bloodbath when monsters descend upon her house and start to devour the party guests. Lyndsey Craine, Michaela Longden, Lizzie Stanton, Rose Muirhead, and Nicholas Vince star in the film, which is directed by Stewart Sparke and written by Paul Butler.


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Branding is an extension of your business, it reflects your image and communicates to your target audience. You never get a second chance to make a great first impression, meaning your signage could be your first impression to people! Suddenly signs seem more important than ever.
PPS is a creative design and graphics production company based on Preston Docks with over 28 years of experience in branding businesses with signs, graphics and exhibition displays. PPS work with everyone from one man bands/schools/councils and national companies to get their image right. This ranges from designing, producing and installing directional signs for schools to direct staff, parent and pupils around the school. Or it could be transforming rooms with printed wallpaper – to either brighten up office areas or to bring the outside in, with walls covered with printed woodland scenes.
No project is too big or too small – what is important to PPS is that your graphics are an extension of your marketing message. When customers are taking pictures, you want your branding to be featured in their instagram posts! PPS have seen a huge increase in businesses branding their walls in the hope that their branding is splashed all over the internet. What easier way to promote your business that by customers doing it for you. The power of social media and signage!
The family business has worked on many bespoke projects too, including branding a boxing machine for Anthony Joshua last month. If you have an idea, the PPS team will come up with a way to make it happen through design, manufacturing and installation.
Visit the PPS website www.palmerpublicity.co.uk to explore their work or follow their social media accounts (which are very active!) or why not arrange a showroom appointment to see the wide range of products they produce.


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This coming Wednesday fans in Thailand will see WBC Minimumweight champion Wanheng Menayothin (49-0, 17) return to the ring for his first fight of the year, as he battles mandatory challenger Leroy Estrada (16-2, 6) in Nakhon Ratchasima. For the unbeaten Thai the bout is a chance to go 50-0, and match the unbeaten run of American icon Floyd Mayweather Jr, and would also be Wanheng's 9th defense of the title. As for Estrada the bout is a chance for him to announce himself on the world stage and claim his first world title.
The 32 year old Thai has been the WBC champion since November 2014, whenhe stopped Oswaldo Novoa, and has gone on to defend the title against the likes of Jeffrey Galero, Go Odaira, Saul Juarez, Melvin Jerusalem and Tatsuya Fukuhara. In a number of those bouts, such as the ones against Juarez, Jerusalem and Fukuhara, we've seen Wanheng pushed all the way as younger fighters have given him issues with volume and speed. Although on paper he won all 3 of those bouts they were very competitive and showed a number of flaws with the Thai.
At his best Wanheng is a calculated pressure fighter. He uses a tight guard, comes forward well and throws accurate, solid combinations. He's not a big puncher, but he's a solid hitter who will land clean and switch between head and body well. He's at his best at mid to close to range but has a decent jab at distance. Unfortunately for him he's a relatively small Minimumweight and at 32 he's not got the energy to fight at a high tempo and move through all the gears any more, and he can be out worked.
The champion's tight defense has kept damage down through his career, but with 394 already under his belt from an 11 year career he's clearly taken some punishment. His chin hasn't shown any real cracks but as he gets older the accumulation of those rounds may take it's toll and it's clear he hasn't been up against any of the division's really big punchers, like Hiroto Kyoguchi or Vic Saludar.
The 23 year old challenger is known as "El Sensacional" and proved to be a sensation early in his career, debuting at just 16 years old and reeling off 7 straight wins to begin his career. Sadly for him his 6th victory, a majority decision over Mercedes Concepcion, lead to a rematch which saw Estrada being stopped in the 6th round. The bout saw Estrada being out manned by Concepcion who dropped him several times to gain revenge for his narrow loss. That set back saw Estrada take time away from the ring before returning and looking even better as he strung together 5 more wins. Sadly that winning run would come to an end in 2014 when he was out pointed by Carlos Ortega, who also holds a win over Gilberto Pedroza.
Despite the set backs Estrada has gritted his teeth and is currently riding a 4 fight winning run, including a big 2017 win over Saul Juarez in a world title eliminator. Sadly for Estrada that bout is his only bout in the last 18 months. In fact he has only fought 17 rounds, combined, in 2016 and 2017. That isn't the activity a fighter needs heading into a world title fight, in fact that's the sort of activity that will really harm a youngster like Estrada.
The footage of Estrada shows a pretty talented boxer move with nice hand speed and good counter punching. Sadly though that same footage makes him look rather light fisted, negative and in some ways made to order for a fighter like Wanheng. Despite being young and fresh faced Estrada doesn't have a high work rate, instead choosing to be selective with his punches rather than overwhelming. Against Wanheng we suspect Estrada walked down, and broken down with body shots, before simply being stopped in the mid to late rounds.
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But outside of his leaving Samsung, Kondik gave an off the cuff semi-review or initial thoughts on his time with the new Galaxy S4. He talked about how the Galaxy S3 is the device he uses everyday, so hardware-wise, was pleased with the GS4. He even took it a step further, saying that it “feels quite a bit more solid” and “blows the competition out of the water” when it comes to specs.
His thoughts on TouchWiz, on the other hand, were not so delightful. In his time with the Galaxy S4 and the newest version of TouchWiz, he felt as if the skin had reverted back to Gingerbread in some ways. There will be countless “Loading…” screens, a return of the fully tabbed UI, and an overall UI performance that is “average.”Kondik was a fan of Air View and the new camera software, but not so much a fan of Smart Scroll.
Last, he did say that the upgrade from a Galaxy S2 to the Galaxy S4 is a clear choice.


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These matches are held the 1stSunday of every month from April through December. We setup 6 official Steel Challenge stages and if you are a member of USPSA/SCSA you can get classified. Please arrive at the outdoor range by 8:30am for check-in. We start at 9am! You can visit our website at www.obsteelchallenge.com for more information on the league and Steel Challenge.
We welcome new shooters! Just let the Match Director know you are new and we will take care of you. The only way we grow the sport is with new shooters. EVERY shooter was new once… Is it your turn? See you at the range.
$5.00 for OBR&PC members with ID card.
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At Cook Chiropractic, we take great pride in providing the finest chiropractic wellness care to our patients. Below is a sampling of the different chiropractic services we offer in our Shelby office.
We provide spinal correction utilizing gentle chiropractic techniques. Never in the history of chiropractic have we been able to provide the level of help and expertise that now exists. These newer correction methods are even safer, more comfortable and more effective than ever before. As Doctors of Chiropractic, Dr. Cook and Dr. Bednarz have a combines 50 years of training and experience in spinal adjustment.


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SERVICE BUSINESS established 15 yrs. Many profit centers offering multi faceted services to consumers. Residential and Commercial accounts. High markup and low overhead yields outstanding annual profits of $140K+ in 2009. This business has proven to be very recession resistant. Only requires 3 employees and no inventory. First time on the market. Call for details! SBA Prequalified with only $58K down required. Terms are approximate.
This restoration and remodeling company has sailed through these trying times with flying colors. They specialize in additions and remodeling, decks, garage and garage doors, carpentry, mold and asbestos services and much more. They also handle disaster recovery services such as water or fire damage. This company has a relationship with one of the top insurance companies in Florida. Their numbers are good and the reason for the sale is due to a necessary relocation of the owners.
This residential lawn service has approximately 120 accounts with monthly service billing of $14,900 plus "extras". 90% of the accounts are on one of the islands in Southwest Florida. Included in the sale are 3 dump trucks with enclosed trailers, riding mowers, and all the hand tools for 3 complete rigs. The seller is pursuing another career and is involved only part time with the lawn service. There are currently 4 full time employees. The business needs a new owner to better organize and manage what is there and grow the business with more accounts. The seller would consider financing the sale depending upon the buyer's background. The seller would also consider dividing the business into 2 or 3 routes and selling the routes separately.
This is a well located liquor store in a Walmart shopping center with a low monthly rent of $1,849. The present owner needs to sell due to his health and wants to retire. The sale includes the liquor license and approx $60,000 worth of inventory. According to the seller sales are about $600,000 and his mark up is 22%. This is an excellent opportunity. Please contact listing agent for additional information.
Business is an installer for a national satellite TV provider. Sales and income are showing excellent growth each year with current year on track to be the best year in earnings. Currently covering eight counties, they have the opportunity to expand, but are ready to retire. Seller will enter into a consulting agreement for 12 months to solidify transition and advise on growth potential. They are approved for retail sales and this could be another growth center. Excellent cash flow and high cash on cash return. Looking for a well organized buyer who is ready to succeed. Financing assumes the 12 month consulting @ $8,000 per mo. and a buyer to qualify for 3rd party financing for approximately 50% of sales price. Please present only to Buyers who can show cash down payment on a financial statement.
This is a nice pool service with 105 accounts. Monthly billing for service only is $6,670. Services are averaging between $65-$70 per month. Total yearly sales $80,040. Priced to sell and owner is willing to carry $20,000 note. Please contact listing agent for additional information.

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Summer is here... My previous post started in a similar way, only a whole season ago. I spent a lot of time in the garden these past months and it is high time to get back to miniatures. I did make time to visit the Kensington Dollshouse Festival in London last month. As usual it was a wonderful fair where I managed to find some treasures to add to my collection.
One lucky find was this chandelier, made by Weronica Löhr of Crazy4minis. It's always difficult I think to find the right lights for a room. Well, lights which fit my budget anyway, so I was very pleased to find this chandelier.
The lines, shape, style and colour of the chandelier are echoed in the decoration of the fireplace and the wallpaper. Perfect for the Yellow Salon.
Whenever I'm at the fair in London, I buy some of Gill Rawling's (Petite Fleur) metal plants. This time I bought a pot of pelargoniums (commonly referred to as 'geraniums') for the Yellow Salon. I like the contrast of informal garden flowers and pot to the somewhat formal style of the room.
The table (Alison Davies) and the silver candelabra (Jens Torp) are purchases from previous fairs in Holland. I still need candles for the candelabra and I want to make a marbled top for the table.
Now that I have the chandelier in place I can finish the ceiling.
And so there are many more little jobs to do. Perfect jobs for rainy summer days, although to be honest, I hope there won't be too many of those.
Sensational Summer Treats indeed! Sublimely gorgeous.
Your chandelier with the fern fronds interlaced throughout is a Unique Conversation piece and fits in well. I also love the delicacy of the silver with the potted geraniums on the side table and look forward to seeing the new marble top you will be making for it.
Thanks Pepper! Yes I agree the room has a Summer feel. And quite a contrast to the adjoining Blue Salon.
Oh, lijkt me heerlijk om Kensington eens te bezoeken, er zal ongetwijfeld veel moois te zien zijn geweest.
Erg mooi, het doorzetten van die 'flora'-accenten aan/in miniaturen voor deze Gele Salon, Josje. Je hebt prachitge nieuwe aanwinsten toegevoegd aan deze salon en je collectie.
Geniet van het buitenzijn in de zomer, ik wou dat ik dat ook kon zeggen als het mooi/warm weer is ;).
Kan je niet goed tegen de warmte Ilona? Nou moet ik zeggen dat het hier vaak wel 6 graden koeler was dan in het oosten van het land, en altijd met een briesje, dus dat was best uit te houden.
Kensington was erg leuk ja. We hebben een bliksembezoek afgelegd, voor herhaling vatbaar!
Muy bonitas las compras. Me encantan los geranios y el contraste con la elegancia del candelabro.
So do I Isabel! Thank you!
Oooohhh Josje, what a lovely and perfect for this room chandelier you found!!! Great choice! And the Pelargoniums are gorgeous.... made of metal??? This salon is really starting to "shine" and I love the way those "swags" are repeated throughout the decor! The other pieces you have are perfect... especially the silver candelabra! I always have to remind myself that your room is a miniature version.... it looks so real I am fooled Every time!!! LOL!
I hope so too Betsy! Yes, the flowers are metal, brass I believe. Metal flowers are found in many antique dollhouses. They really stand the test of time. I think the leaves on the chandelier, although made by someone else, also come from material to make metal plants.
The geranium is beautiful and I think it adds a human touch, so the room feels like it is lived in, not a museum. Plants and flowers really seem to make scenes come to life. Beautiful work!
Completely agree with you Shannon! Thank you!
Beautiful purchases!!! They go so well in the room.
Thank you! What is the name of your blog?
The Kensington Fair seems such a while ago now and you made some lovely purchases. I especially like your flowers - so dainty. This room is coming along beautifully.
Thank you Irene! Were you at the Kensington Fair?
Thanks Julia! Yes, it makes the house less 'cookie cutter' as they say.


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Continuing its mission to provide quality home for Filipinos, Amaia Land is unstoppable after celebrating two new milestones with the topping-off ceremony of Aria Building and the Groundbreaking Ceremony of the Clubhouse at the Amaia Steps Pasig last September 5.
The Aria Building Topping Off and Clubhouse Groundbreaking ceremonies were attended by guests and key Amaia officials together with the first unit owners. The Aria Building is expected to be completed within the year, while the clubhouse will be completed by early 2016.
Amaia Steps Pasig is just one of 14 residential condominium projects currently being offered by Amaia Land. Amaia is, a fully-owned subsidiary of Ayala Land, Inc., which is engaged in delivering high quality yet affordable products to the broad property market.
Situated along Eusebio St. in Brgy. San Miguel, the mid-rise Amaia Steps Pasig promises its future homeowners greater space and comfort amid the sprawling residential landscape of Pasig City. With its contemporary and suburban theme, the new development will further enhance the area with its modern aesthetics.
Future residents will be close to their to work as the project is less than 6 kilometers from Ortigas CBD, five kilometers from BGC and four kilometers from C-5 road. Commuting won’t be a problem as transport stations for shuttle services, cabs, tricycle and jeepneys are available in the area.
The project offers studio units (Studio, Deluxe and Premier) with sizes ranging from 23 to 42sqm at its first building, Aria. Meanwhile, bigger units such as 2-bedroom (Elite) and 3-bedroom (Grand) are available in the Esperanza building, with unit sizes from 41 to 50 sqm.
Amaia Steps Pasig will feature a host of amenities such as clubhouse, swimming pool, children’s play area and landscaped gardens. In the future, a cluster of retail outlets will rise at the front of the project. A jogging path around the buildings will also be possible for those who want to stay exhilarated after a long day’s work.
Like all Amaia projects, safety and security will be a priority. Residents will be worry- free, as the development is designed with a 24-hour guarded entrance, perimeter fence, and CCTV cameras.
Easy-on-the-pocket financing schemes such as cash payment, deferred, bank and In-house financing are also being offered.


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FWIW I've been using photobucket.
Thanks Mike, you make it look easy- but if it were, anybody could do it.
The application is still in the works.
It will be a hidden page, that opens after a MOM, or "Premium" subscriber pays dues through our paypal.
Got busy this week with work, so upgrades here have slowed down.
Finishing the membership/application page is the current priority.
Show lost keeps growing. Got the dates from CJVWS for all their 2014 events, yesterday. The memorial ride has no date yet.
This new form is MUCH easier to edit/update from any computer on the fly. No more having to redo half the page if I wanted to add a show mid season. So, tell me what you got, even if we don't have a date yet!
Started tinkering with user permissions. Newly Registered Users can again see all forums. Been tinkering with an application form alot lately, and its a PITA. As such, the membership page remains only partially complete.
I just spent 4 hours working on a file that just doesn't want to write to the database the way I think it should, or should I say... The way I WANT it to... More fighting with it, later.
Mike, things are coming along well with your new site, if things don't get a little easier with the direction I'm going, I may be picking yer brain a bit to bring some of your new functionality to Jersey. Keep up the good work.
DVG will be happy to "whore" Mike out to help in anyway.
Just when you're done, make sure you use plenty of soap and hot water.
(it's stuff like this that got me banned on TOC).
Glenn wrote: (it's stuff like this that got me banned on TOC).
They'd be better off banning the phrase "Call and ask Tony down at GT". I was there a few weeks ago and saw that. The previous time I was there was several years ago and saw the same thing posted.
Those who can... do. Those who can't pay someone else to do it.
Nothing wrong with that at first. But classic VWs are hobby cars and part of the hobby is learning to work on them. That's where a real club comes in. A real club shares the knowledge and rolls it's sleeves up to teach and help.
It's also nice to know that GT is there to help when you get in over your head.... we've all been there. Tony's been working on VWs since before most of you were born. And Wayne is one hell of a mechanic.
Got a few special features in the works for our new Premium Members, and Site Sponsors.
As a sign of thanks, I'll be opening up the site's new Photo Gallery System, as well as our recently fixed Calendars.
While there will be several different galleries, specifically for shows Premium and Sponsor level members will soon have access to create and modify personal galleries.
Will be picking up the pace, and working in some more small upgrades soon. Keep your eyes peeled!


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If an engine is operated on a load of less than around 30% of its rated output, you could waste money and cause damage. This usually means the engine will consume much more lubricating oil than normal. Look out for an unsightly drip from the exhaust manifold, junction glands or flanged joints.
1. Turbocharger oil seals don’t seal effectively on a light load. This means oil is delivered together with the air into the engine air manifolds.
2. The cylinder temperatures are too low to ensure that all the fuel delivered is burned.
1. As much as possible, avoid running on a light load. If you carry out weekly exercising with no load, keep the running period down to around 10 minutes, or until the battery charging rate returns to normal.
2. Every year, run the engine or generator set on full load (continuous rating) for four hours. This burns off the build-up of carbon in the engine and exhaust system.
3. You may need to use an ‘artificial load’. The load should be built up gradually from zero to full load over the four-hour run.
Remember, if you run the generator without a load, you’re not testing how it will cope with a real load. It only proves the set will start and produce power, not how it will perform in real life.
These generators power essential services, so they must be able to connect to the load almost instantly. Used this way, the engine control governor and automatic voltage regulator provide a stable frequency and voltage waveform. However, these vital components aren’t tested unless the machine is loaded. We realise it’s not practical for you to carry out your own load tests. Apart from the fact it’s difficult to test 100% of load, you probably can’t afford the short period of downtime while the generator takes up the load.
1. Schedule a 100% full load test using a mobile artificial load bank.
2. Install a load bank circuit breaker/connection point with a shunt trip circuit activated from the mains failure starting signal. This automatically disconnects the load bank, allowing the generator to supply the essential services in the event of a utility failure during a planned load test.

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MLB Baseball Picks: NBA Play of the Day Selection!
NBA Play of the Day Selection!
***If you are a Premium Member at Southcoast Sports and would like to receive your selections via a Log In, feel free to Register at FreeSharpMoneyMoves.com and send me an email letting me know you Registered. I will update your subscription package at FreeSharpMoneyMoves.com to match your subscription package at Southcoast Sports.
The 76ers have won 4 games in a row, and 5 of their last 6. They have also covered the spread 3 of the last 4 times they Phoenix. The 76ers have to be feeling good about their most recent victory over the Lakers on the road. Phoenix on the other hand does have two wins, but they were over two underachieving teams in Golden State and Oklahoma City. Phoenix continues to struggle on the defensive side of the ball, allowing 8 of their last 10 opponents to score 110+ points a game. Look for the 76ers to keep it close, and possibly pull off the outright upset.
Take the Philadelphia 76ers +7 for 3-Units!


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September open houses and neighborhood forums — have you RSVP'd?
Join us at one of our upcoming events to learn about the project and hear the latest updates on the route and station options being studied. Each event will start with a brief open house to give you a chance to review progress and talk with project staff. The open house will be followed by small group discussions where you can review project alternatives in more detail and share your insights with project staff and your community.
Your feedback will be shared with the Stakeholder Advisory Group, Elected Leadership Group and Sound Transit Board to inform the Board's identification of a preferred route and station locations by April 2019. These forums are the second in a three-part series.
West Seattle (Includes Delridge, Avalon and Alaska Junction station areas) on Saturday, Sept. 8, 9 – 11:30 a.m.
Downtown Seattle (Includes Denny, South Lake Union, Seattle Center, Midtown, Westlake, Chinatown-International District and Stadium-SODO station areas) on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 5:30 – 8 p.m.
Ballard-Interbay (Includes Smith Cove, Interbay and Ballard station areas) on Monday, Sept. 17, 5:30 – 8 p.m.
Earlier this summer we invited you to take a brief survey to tell us about your experience so far with our project planning process, community events and project staff and to suggest how we can make it easier for you to stay involved with our project.
We received over 500 responses — wow! — telling us what is working well and specific steps we can take to make your engagement experience more successful. While many of you who receive our email updates took the survey, we're also working to find more ways to connect with underrepresented communities to ensure a diverse set of voices are heard.

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My neighbor came to see my last weekend. He came to tell me that he had been seeing my dog trying to get into his rabbit cage. He told me that if my dog got his rabbit, he would kill my dog.
Yesterday as I was raking the leaves, I see my dog come trotting across the yard proudly displaying the little muddy rabbit in his mouth. My heart dropped! Seeing that my neighbor wasn’t home, I quickly grabbed the rabbit, took it inside and gave it a good washing. I blow dried it and brushed it and took the poor thing back to it’s cage.


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Come join in the festivities of the 1st Annual Palm Beach County Seafood & Music Festival on University Blvd. in Abacoa, Jupiter, Florida. Dates of the event are April 5-7, 2019. Festivities begin Friday from 4pm - 10pm and continue Saturday 11am - 10pm and Sunday 11am - 6pm.
General admission is FREE !!!
Select from delectable foods cooked on site incorporating the freshest ingredients. A variety of seafood entrees, meat dishes (e.g., sausage, chicken) and vegetarian dishes will be available. Supplement your main course with a diversity of side dishes and desserts, and either alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
While enjoying your meal and drinks, listen to the captivating sounds of live musical performances on stage by some of Florida’s and the region’s top musical talents. On Friday listen to the sounds of CeCe Teneal & Soul Kamotion (blues, soul, roots) and the Lee Boys (gospel, rock, R&B). Saturday enjoy the music of Keith Johns (Indie, folk), Tamboka (gypsy/Latin, Jungle Jazz), Ray Fuller & The Bluesrockers (blues, rock), the Durell Randolph Band (Jimi Hendrix Tribute Band) and the Caribbean Chillers (Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band). Close out the weekend with the sweet sounds of Brothers of Others (blues, soul, rock), Unlimited Devotion (Grateful Dead Inspired) and the Bob Marley Tribute Band featuring Yvad (reggae). Check the website as the event approaches for the full schedule of participating bands.
Between musical performances enjoy shopping a wonderful marketplace of fine art, crafts, gourmet food items and specialty products.
So this is the palette we lay for you. Come join us for a weekend of delicious food and drinks, music and shopping at the premiere of the Palm Beach County Seafood & Music Festival. We look forward to seeing you!
NOTE: Bands and showtimes subject to change.


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industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Measuring Utility reconstructs economists’ ideas and discussions about utility measurement from 1870 to 1985, as well as their attempts to measure utility empirically. The book brings into focus the interplay between the evolution of utility analysis, economists’ ideas about utility measurement, and their conception of what measurement in general means. It also explores the relationships between the history of utility measurement in economics, the history of the measurement of sensations in psychology, and the history of measurement theory in general. Finally, the book discusses some methodological problems related to utility measurement, such as the epistemological status of the utility concept and its measures.
The first part covers the period 1870-1910, and discusses the issue of utility measurement in the theories of Jevons, Menger, Walras and other early utility theorists. Part II deals with the emergence of the notions of ordinal and cardinal utility during the period 1900-1945, and discusses two early attempts to give an empirical content to the notion of utility. Part III focuses on the 1945-1955 debate on utility measurement that was originated by von Neumann and Morgenstern’s expected utility theory (EUT). Part IV reconstructs the experimental attempts to measure the utility of money between 1950 and 1985 within the framework provided by EUT.
Ivan Moscati is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Insubria, Varese, and teaches History of Economics at Bocconi University, Milan. His articles have been published in a range of journals in economics, history of economic thought, and economic methodology, and one of them was awarded the Best Article Award of the History of Economics Society.


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Lee has served as CEO of ETAK since November of 2011. His background includes 20 years of experience in wireless and telecom. Lee has held various leadership positions at large companies and startups including: AT&T, Sprint, Black & Veatch and eVoice (a small company sold to AOL in 2001). Lee earned an Industrial Engineering degree with honor from Georgia Tech and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Michael Griffin joined ETAK Systems in April 2015 as CFO and Director of IT. Mike brings over 20 years of experience in finance related roles. Most recently, he held the Vice President, North America position for ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems. He was Vice President of Finance at PCA International along with holding senior level finance positions at Southern Pump & Tank Company. Mike holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from University of North Carolina at Charlotte and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Rhyan joined ETAK in October 2014 as the Director of Human Resources. Rhyan is responsible for employee relations, development, benefits analysis & administration and compliance. Prior to joining ETAK, she served as Director of Human Resources in the healthcare industry. Rhyan brings 10 years of experience in HRIS implementation, policy design, employment law and employee relations. Rhyan holds a BA in Art from the University of South Carolina and a Professional in Human Resources Certification.


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I want to build a price comparison shopping engine website that scrapes data (product collection) from about 7 which are in Africa e-commerce websites and then displays also the best price to the potential buyer with our affiliate ID... i have similar site in which i can show interested developers.
Also in the product mapping from the different website, automatic solution will need to be created to compare products using attributes and keywords.
Product rendering or serving should also have very beautiful layout.
HI I understood the concept of this project requirement..If you allow me then we can discuss in more detail related to price comparison website.


text: I choose Argentium Silver because it is resistant to tarnish, it’s hypoallergenic, and is made with reclaimed silver. I begin with 10-gauge square wire, and hammer on a rounded anvil while rotating it 90 degrees every half inch. There are hammer marks throughout, but I've filed some to get to it's current shape. It measures 2.28" (58 mm.) wide, and best fits a size 6.5" wrist. For this product, I take new photos for each listing. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you will receive if you order. The following description of Argentium Silver is courtesy of Rio Grande: Made with a touch of germanium, Argentium® Silver presents a bright white color that is closer to fine silver than traditional sterling, yet is highly resistant to firescale and less likely to tarnish under most conditions. It welds flawlessly and is ideal for fusing techniques. All Argentium is made from reclaimed silver and its sources are guaranteed by Argentium International Ltd. Your customers will appreciate the value and convenience of brighter-white sterling silver designs that resist tarnishing and keep on shining.


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The Naval Medical Research Center's Office of Technology Transfer is part of an ongoing Department of the Navy effort to promote innovative discoveries that change our world for the better. We support over 12 naval research laboratories throughout the U.S. and around the world in their efforts to develop and share valuable innovations. Since 1999, our portfolio has expanded to over 150 patents and applications that cover a wide range of technologies. Fields of research from the biomedical, environmental, dental, aerospace, and biological warfare defense industries focus on finding solutions to both conventional and battlefield medical problems. Many of these technologies have affected the lives of millions around the world in the form of vaccines, hand-held assays, molecular diagnostics, and confirmatory analysis.
To conduct research, development, tests and evaluations to enhance the health, safety and readiness of Navy and Marine Corps personnel in the effective performance of peacetime and contingency missions, and to perform such other functions or tasks as may be directed by higher authority.

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Our three final nominees for the honor are a sensuous sports coupe for the modern gentleman, a “Saville Row” take on BMW’s sexiest sedan, and a surprising addition to the luxury SUV universe.
We’ve spent enough time praising the Jaguar F-type Coupe and Roadster’s unquestionable beauty and athletic personalities.
We’ve spent enough time praising the Jaguar F-type Coupe and Roadster’s unquestionable beauty and athletic personalities, but it’s hard to ever get quite enough time behind the wheel of either model. The R treatment is new for 2016 for the duo, upping the already monstrous grunt from the supercharged V-8 to 550-horsepower, making it the most powerful of this cadre of cars upon which you should drop some well-earned coin. All-wheel drive is standard on every R model, and it adds more than just a degree of stability to the F-type’s flighty personality. If you’ve spent time behind the wheel of any F-type before, you’ll feel the grip immediately.
Yet, there is something unquantifiable about the way the F-type feels as an entire package. Step hard on the accelerator and the fire-breathing, lag-free, supercharged engine comes quickly to life. At any speed, though, the crackling and popping of the exhaust brings about smiles and laughter. The steering is lighter than a Porsche’s, sure, and there’s no comparing the Jaguar’s fuel economy to the hybrid i8’s. It may not set the fastest lap times in the pack, but throttle pinned, there are few thrills that compare—other than being handed a couple hundred G’s for a year well done, of course.
The R treatment is new for 2016 for the duo, upping the already monstrous grunt from the supercharged V-8 to 550-horsepower.
What we love: Its overt sensuality.
Brag about: How you can keep the R’s back end tidy in almost every situation, unlike older F-types’.
Tell everyone you spent: $12,000 for carbon-ceramic brakes and 20-inch black wheels.
Alpina is the seldom-seen luxury and performance tuner that enhances BMW performance in a completely different way than the vaunted, in-house M division can.
Of the choices presented so far, you’ve probably heard of each manufacturer and most of the models. If you’re in the market for a six-figure sports car, there are go-to brands, like Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar, which each offer their own ultra-exclusive versions of performance vehicles. And then there’s Alpina, the seldom-seen luxury and performance tuner that enhances BMW performance in a completely different way than the vaunted, in-house M division can.
Think of Alpina, a German customization house that specializes in BMWs, as the Savile Row tailor that specializes in making models fit opulently to order. This may be the second BMW model on the list of possibilities for making the most of your bonus, but it shares almost nothing in common with the out-there i8. Alpina uses an ordinary 650i Gran Coupe (if there is such a thing) as a starting point, and then bumps the horsepower of its 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 up to a massive 600. The suspension and driving dynamics receive a retuning, and the interior remains mostly stock, but is covered in the softest leather and materials. Alpina-specific wheels replace BMW’s standard-issue rims. Everything about the B6 Gran Coupe feels a little more exotic, especially once you’ve learned about its origins.
The Alpina reacts as quickly as the M6 would to changes in direction and velocity, but is a joy to drive on all types of pavement bereft of the ultra-stiff suspension tuning of the M6 Gran Coupe.
The Alpina reacts as quickly as the M6 would to changes in direction and velocity, but is a joy to drive on all types of pavement bereft of the ultra-stiff suspension tuning of the M6 Gran Coupe. You feel the B6 Gran Coupe’s size as the road gets tighter, but the sedan (let’s call it what it is, BMW) never feels unwieldy. As quickly as you turned off the freeway heading for the hills, you can get back on it and cruise at leisure.
Treat the purchase of an Alpina as you would a custom watch or suit, and you’ll begin to understand why it’s even more special than an M6.
What we love: Feeling relaxed and luxuriously comfortable at autobahn speeds.
Brag about: The fact that none of your friends own a 600-horsepower BMW, and then convince them why they should.
Tell everyone you spent: $3700 on a living room-quality Bang & Olufsen stereo.
Our new favorite Range Rover is the Td6 HSE. “Td6” is the way that Land Rover delineates a diesel powertrain, which is a 3.0-liter, 254-hp turbodiesel.
We’ve spent all week presenting the best of the best in performance cars that make the most of a six-figure price tag, from a supercharged V-8 coupe to a rear-wheel-drive, AMG-built Mercedes-Benz. In areas of the country where inclement weather is a non-issue, bonus check holders could presumably go out and place an order on any one of them tomorrow.
But what if your bonus splurge needs to happen in the next month or so in a snowier clime? You owe it to yourself to check out the Land Rover Range Rover Td6 HSE, a powerful addition to a lineup of some of the most capable sport-utility vehicles in the world.
There are plenty of lightning-fast Range Rovers and Range Rover Sports—even some that utilize the shared supercharged V-8 from the Jaguar F-Type R—as well as ones with a longer wheelbase and ultra-plush interior options, but our new favorite Range Rover is the Td6 HSE. “Td6” is the way that Land Rover delineates a diesel powertrain, which is a 3.0-liter, 254-hp turbodiesel available in this and the smaller Range Rover Sport.
It’s a delight to drive, if not the sportiest SUV on the market, and you can settle in for a cruise at 75-mph without breaking a sweat about 2000-rpm.
If it still seems contentious to consider buying any vehicle powered by a diesel engine, consider that Land Rover assured us that its products do not contain any “defeat” devices. Inside, there are no major changes to the clean, simple finishes of the most updated Range Rover lineup. The displays are easy to read; the leather and wood are as luxurious as ever; the navigation system is among the best in the business; and the trick split tailgate is an impressive and nifty utility feature.
On the highway, the Range Rover returns almost 30-mpg, which we were able to verify over a day of driving in sunny Sedona, Arizona—a massive improvement over the status quo of the gasoline-powered Range Rovers. Try to stump the Range Rover on an off-road course of any caliber, and you no longer have to carry Jerry cans of fuel. It’s a delight to drive, if not the sportiest SUV on the market, and you can settle in for a cruise at 75-mph without breaking a sweat about 2000-rpm.
The Range Rover Td6 may be our final choice for how to maximize your holiday bonus check, but it’s hardly our last choice. In fact, in almost every way, it’s the perfect all-round luxury SUV.
What we love: Knowing that we can go almost anywhere and never run out of fuel.
Brag about: The fuel economy.
Tell everyone you spent: Time off-road in a luxury vehicle, and watch their mouths drop.


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Just this week, I attended a PRSA Philadelphia event titled, “Learn to Speak Wikipedia” featuring Jake Orlowitz, a Wikipedia editor; author of The Plain and Simple Conflict of Interest Guide; designer of The Wikipedia Adventure, a dynamic learning game for new Wikipedia editors; and the list goes on.
The event was held to address the following topics: Wikipedia’s size, scope and PR impact; core policies that keep Wikipedia functioning and reliable; best practices for writing effective Wikipedia copy; and much more. The event was packed with information – in fact, I could write a short thesis on what I learned during this program, but instead I’m going to share the topline tips that I believe will be most helpful to The PR Lawyer readers – in a two-part post.
Neutral point of view: It is important to know and remember that a neutral point of view is valued and the only view accepted by Wikipedia and the Wikipedia community. Articles (referring to what you and I may consider an entry or profile) mustn't take sides, but should explain the sides fairly and without bias.
Verifiability: Articles published on Wikipedia must reference verifiable and reliable sources. Verifiable and reliable sources mean previously reported information from a fact-checking source such as a newspapers, book, website, radio, journal, etc.
Original research: Wikipedia will only publish analysis or synthesis of published material that serves to advance a position.
Civility: The Wikipedia community is based on consideration and respect. Everyone’s focus should be on improving the encyclopedia and all users are expected to behave politely and reasonably.
The main gist of the first portion of Orlowitz’s program was really to drive home the importance of understanding Wikipedia, how powerful and empowering the site is, and that it is truly a unique and collaborative community. One must truly embrace the site’s culture before it can fully and effectively collaborate within the space.

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For the movers and shakers in the business world, we bring you a vast collection of card cases, messenger bags, briefcases and much more. If you are busy, moving and on the go, why not do it in style?
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Every year, more than 100,000 primates are imprisoned in laboratories, and most of them are tormented and killed in horrific, invasive experiments. The abuse begins early—babies are often torn away from their mothers within three days of birth and confined to barren steel cages in which they live out the rest of their lives in misery and excruciating pain. Many primates die in agony as a result of the experiments, and those who survive them are usually killed and dissected.
We’re doing all that we can to end this cruelty, but we won’t succeed without you. Donate $5 or more to our Animals Out (of the Labs) Matching-Gift Challenge today and your gift will be matched, DOUBLING your contribution to help stop animal tests.
To thank you for your generosity, we’ll send you a sticker that you can use to show your opposition to cruel tests on animals.
Please, don’t let animals‘ suffering go unnoticed. Those in laboratories are living in near-constant pain, fear, and neglect—and they need your help today.
They need you to give today so that no other monkeys‘ eyeballs are removed and the blood vessels leading to their brains aren’t clamped to cause strokes in barbaric experiments.
They need you to give today so that intelligent, social animals are not forced into isolation and deprivation, where they lose their sanity and engage in acts of self-mutilation, such as biting their own flesh.
They need you to give today so that institutions like the University of California–Davis—which has been cited for 15 violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act over the past five years—are not permitted to abuse, neglect, and kill more primates.
Every cruel experiment that we end, every company that we persuade to stop shipping animals to laboratories, and every deadly test that we help get replaced with an effective, non-animal method is a reminder of what’s possible when kind people take action.
Please, be one of those kind people today and give what you can—even $5 makes a difference. Your gift will be matched, dollar for dollar, pushing us closer to our goal of raising $500,000 to end animal suffering in laboratories.
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California kids back in school after Labor Day?
Are the appetizers really cheaper at dinner at Blue Bayou?
Dumb Question... What Exactly is "Bat Day"?
Does anyone know how long Fastpass has been around?
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Visitors to Greece will appreciate that is a country whose drinking culture is based more around wine and ouzo, and while beer is plentiful, much of it seems to be fairly bland international brands such as Amstel.
However, as elsewhere, craft beer is emerging in Greece, and if you’re visiting there are quite a few interesting microbrews worth seeking out.
I was lucky enough to be in Athens this week, and here are some bars around the centre of the city that I recommend checking out.
First up is Athens Beer, a bar/restaurant on Nikis, just a few minutes from the heart of the Plaka district and close to Syntagma metro, with a terrace on the street for warm days/nights. There are four beers on draught, which is better than the typical venue in Greece, although the only Greek beer on draught was Alfa (Άλφα), a standard pale pilsner, together with some imports from Belgium (Vivem Imperial IPA), Germany (Erdinger) and the Czech Republic (Krušovice Imperial).
But the bar specialises in bottled beers, which allows it to offer a huge range of beers, both Greek and foreign. The bar staff were very helpful and knowledgeable, able to describe the beers and their styles very well in English, and able to recommend some good beers to try.
They stock a range of beers from the Septem microbrewery, based on the island of Evia, including a delicious Pale Ale called Friday. Other Greek microbrews I sampled included Corfu Special Red Ale, and a Volcan Black, a dunkel brewed in Santorini.
Still on the northern edge of the city centre, Beertime can be found in Iroon Square in Psiri, close to Monastiraki metro. There are several tables on the pavement and the whole façade opens up, to make the best of the warm weather.
Beertime has several draught beers, including at the time of my visit Greek microbrews such as Septem IPA, EZA Odyssey Red Rhapsody, and Siris Voreira Wit. The bottled range was extensive, and also focussed on Greek microbreweries,with a wide range of beers from across the country. My drinks came with some complementary mezé.
Another modern venue is Hops Beer and Burgers, on pedestrianised Drakou a stone’s throw from Syngrou-Fix metro station and a few minutes’ walk south of the Acropolis museum.
As the name suggests, this bar/restaurant focussed both on craft beer and on burgers, although other food is available! The venue is modern with a large number of tables out on the pavement.
The draught range is quite small and includes only one Greek beer, although this was my first beer from the city itself, a very tasty pale ale from Athineo (ΑΘΗΝΕΟ). The bottled range was large, extending to around 20 Greek microbreweries and a similar number of international beers.
I hope that gives you some options for tasting Greek beers on a visit to Athens, enjoy!
Information correct in June 2016.

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Home » Celebrity Stylist Mark Townsend Talks about Getting Red Carpet Hair from DOVE!!
Celebrity Stylist Mark Townsend Talks about Getting Red Carpet Hair from DOVE!!
Celebrity Hair Stylist Mark Townsend has been pretty busy over the awards season. He got the chance to work with Dove’s new hair care products (just saw the TV commercial yesterday1) and also to work with Jennifer Lawrence (nominee for Winter’s Bone, Supporting Actress) for the awards season. Wow!! it doesn’t get much better than that.
Celebrity Stylist Mark Townsend Talks about Getting Red Carpet Hair from DOVE!! from stevie wilson on Vimeo.
Mark talks about the hair trends and hot looks of this year’s Oscars and also how you can get great red carpet ready hair with Dove products! The collection Mark talks about is just hitting stores and is available online.
I can’t wait to try this stuff!!