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Post-structuralism is associated with the works of a series of mid-20th-century French, continental philosophers and critical theorists who came to be known internationally in the 1960s and 1970s. The term is defined by its relationship to the system before it—Structuralism, an intellectual movement developed in Europe from the early to mid-20th century which argues that human culture may be understood by means of a structure—modeled on language (i.e., structural linguistics)—that differs from concrete reality and from abstract ideas—a “third order” that mediates between the two.
Post-structuralist authors all present different critiques of structuralism, but common themes include the rejection of the self-sufficiency of Structuralism and an interrogation of the binary oppositions that constitute those structures. Writers whose work are often characterised as post-structuralist include: Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze, Judith Butler, Jean Baudrillard and Julia Kristeva, although many theorists who have been called “post-structuralist” have rejected the label.
Existential phenomenology is a significant influence; Colin Davis has argued that Post-structuralists might just as accurately be called “post-phenomenologists”.
Post-structuralist philosophers like Derrida and Foucault did not form a self-conscious group, but each responded to the traditions of phenomenology and Structuralism. The idea that knowledge could be centred on the beholder is rejected by Structuralism, which claims to be a more secure foundation for knowledge. In phenomenology, this foundation is experiential in itself. In Structuralism, knowledge is founded on the “structures” that make experience possible: concepts, and language or signs. By contrast, Post-structuralism argues that founding knowledge either on pure experience (phenomenology) or systematic structures (Structuralism) is impossible. This impossibility was not meant as a failure or loss, but rather as a cause for “celebration and liberation”.
Structuralism was an intellectual movement in France in the 1950s and 1960s that studied the underlying structures in cultural products (such as texts) and used analytical concepts from linguistics, psychology, anthropology, and other fields to interpret those structures. It emphasized the logical and scientific nature of its results.
Post-structuralism offers a way of studying how knowledge is produced and critiques Structuralist premises. It argues that because history and culture condition the study of underlying structures, both are subject to biases and misinterpretations. A Post-structuralist approach argues that to understand an object (e.g., a text), it is necessary to study both the object itself and the systems of knowledge that produced the object.
Post-structuralists generally assert that Post-structuralism is the historical context surrounding the arts, while Structuralism is considered descriptive of the present. This terminology is derived from Ferdinand de Saussure’s distinction between the views of historical (diachronic) and descriptive (synchronic) reading. From this basic distinction, Post-structuralist studies often emphasize history to analyze descriptive concepts. By studying how cultural concepts have changed over time, Post-structuralists seek to understand how the same concepts are understood by readers in the present. For example, Michel Foucault’s Madness and Civilization is both an observation of history and an inspection of cultural attitudes about madness. The theme of history in modern Continental thought can be linked to such influences as Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals and Martin Heidegger’s Being and Time.
The uncertain distance between Structuralism and Post-structuralism is further blurred by the fact that scholars rarely label themselves as Post-structuralists. Some scholars associated with Structuralism, such as Roland Barthes and Foucault, also became noteworthy in Post-structuralism.
“The deconstructionists (“deconstructionist” and “poststructuralist” mean the same thing, by the way: “poststructuralist” is what you call a deconstructionist who doesn’t want to be called a deconstructionist)… see the debate over the ownership of meaning as a skirmish in a larger war in Western philosophy over the idea that presence and unity are ontologically prior to expression. There’s been this longstanding deluded presumption, they think, that if there is an utterance then there must exist a unified, efficacious presence that causes and owns that utterance. The poststructuralists attack what they see as a post-Platonic prejudice in favor of presence over absence and speech over writing. We tend to trust speech over writing because of the immediacy of the speaker: he’s right there, and we can grab him by the lapels and look into his face and figure out just exactly what one single thing he means. But the reason why poststructuralists are in the literary theory business at all is that they see writing, not speech, as more faithful to the metaphysics of true expression. For Barthes, Derrida, and Foucault, writing is a better animal than speech because it is iterable; it is iterable because it is abstract; and it is abstract because it is a function not of presence but of absence: the reader’s absent when the writer’s writing, and the writer’s absent when the reader’s reading.
Post-structuralism emerged in France during the 1960s as a movement critiquing Structuralism. According to J.G. Merquior a love–hate relationship with Structuralism developed among many leading French thinkers in the 1960s.
The period was marked by the rebellion of students and workers against the state in May 1968.
Barthes in his work, Elements of Semiology (1967), advanced the concept of the “metalanguage”. A metalanguage is a systematized way of talking about concepts like meaning and grammar beyond the constraints of a traditional (first-order) language; in a metalanguage, symbols replace words and phrases. Insofar as one metalanguage is required for one explanation of first-order language, another may be required, so metalanguages may actually replace first-order languages. Barthes exposes how this structuralist system is regressive; orders of language rely upon a metalanguage by which it is explained, and therefore deconstruction itself is in danger of becoming a metalanguage, thus exposing all languages and discourse to scrutiny. Barthes’ other works contributed deconstructive theories about texts.
The occasional designation of Post-structuralism as a movement can be tied to the fact that mounting criticism of Structuralism became evident at approximately the same time that Structuralism became a topic of interest in universities in the United States. This interest led to a colloquium at Johns Hopkins University in 1966 titled “The Languages of Criticism and the Sciences of Man”, to which such French philosophers as Derrida, Barthes, and Lacan were invited to speak.
Derrida’s lecture at that conference, “Structure, Sign, and Play in the Human Sciences,” was one of the earliest to propose some theoretical limitations to Structuralism, and to attempt to theorize on terms that were clearly no longer Structuralist.
The element of “play” in the title of Derrida’s essay is often erroneously interpreted in a linguistic sense, based on a general tendency towards puns and humour, while social constructionism as developed in the later work of Michel Foucault is said to create play in the sense of strategic agency by laying bare the levers of historical change. Many see the importance of Foucault’s work to be in its synthesis of this social/historical account of the operation of power (see governmentality).
acques Derrida is a particularly influential author. He calls his method (he himself prefers the term “practice”) deconstruction.
His early main work Grammatology tries to show that it is a baseless assumption to be able to grasp the singular meaning intuition of the other person in direct conversation. In fact, these remain as withdrawn as in the “dead letter” written form. The subject of the study are primarily classical theories of language.
His equally early and fundamental work The Voice and Phenomenon seeks to show that individual (singular intuition) and general (meaning intention) are necessarily immediate. The reason for this is, inter alia, the time-shifted nature of the formulation and evaluation act.
Such differences are also intended to explain why a linguistic discrimination principle can not exist before the subject acquaintances and can serve for theoretical follow-up speculations (as in idealistic system experiments). The early Derrida tries to show this in Descartes ‘s Cogito scene, for example. His early essays also deal with Sigmund Freud, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Ferdinand de Saussure and Emmanuel Levinas. The latter has partly made known to Derrida’s criticism (especially in his text Violence and Metaphysics ).
Derrida’s later work is dedicated to almost all areas of philosophy. After a more experimental phase, his late writings put more emphasis on practical and political issues.
Derrida’s interlocutors included Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, Michel Foucault, Luce Irigaray, Julia Kristeva, Jacques Lacan, Ernesto Laclau and Jean-François Lyotard.
The French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, who played a central role in the development of psychoanalysis in France, devoted himself to revisiting the writings of Sigmund Freud in the light of the structuralist method, but also incorporated influences from fundamental ontology and the late work of mathematical topology, whose graph models he used for the representation of unconscious processes.
Lacan emphasizes, also against the background of Freud’s theory of dysfunction and wit, that the unconscious is structured “like a language “. The work of the subconscious follows linguistic laws such as metaphor and metonymy, replacement and displacement. He calls the corresponding elements of psychic events signifiers, but besides the language-like structured field of the symbolic, the imaginary and the real also playa central role in the psychic apparatus. The actual structuring performance, and also the psychoanalytic cure, takes place in the field of speech. Lacan also situates phenomena of social norm, of law, of authority and of ideology in the field of linguistic or symbolic, and in this context coined the term ” great other ” (see also name of father ) as a symbolic figure of Authority in contrast to the “little other” or ” object small a “, which plays a decisive role in the context of the drive.
Lacan’s conception of the symbolic was particularly fruitful for Marxist approaches by Louis Althusser in the context of the analysis of ideology and ideological “invocation”. His remarks on the view as an instinctual object as well as the important role of the phantasmatic for the psychic, but also social events are of central importance for newer theories in the field of cultural and pictorial science. The most important representative of Lacan’s thinking today is the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek.
The partly in the wake of the structuralists, v. a. but discourse analysis developed by Michel Foucault is fundamental to poststructuralist instruments. Following Foucault, the discourse analysis in the 1990s was further developed into a relatively regulated method.
It was initially developed in the methodological main work Foucault, Archeology of Knowledge. This follows his concrete studies on the birth of a ” human scientific ” order of knowledge in The Order of Things and the mechanisms of exclusion and the simultaneous definition of the sick and insane – an act of exclusion, which at the same time only the self-assurance of a society about their own identity, health and reasonableness stabilized. The implicitly already used method became, partly in response to critics, then by Foucault as a discourse analysisexplicated. It involves the analysis of the structure and conditions of the establishment of orders of knowledge, each of which is accompanied by its own conventions on the admissibility and value of knowledge elements, with certain “rules of discourse “. Their epoch-specific total thinking is taken in the term of the ” episteme “. Factors of the context such as rules and norms are understood as fundamental to the fact that meaning is communicable, that is, that communicates can be generated. In particular, pre-discursive framework conditions are taken into consideration, such as the organization of powerRelationships about strategies of establishing stance and tactics of positioning in power relations, a level that Foucault describes as ” micropolitics “.
In the second half of the 1970s, this method was u. a. introduced to the cultural, historical and literary sciences. In doing so, she sets herself apart from a subject- and author-centered concept of cognition of classical hermeneutic approaches. In the center is not an author subject and its intention. The use of an author instance is only for the purpose of marking medium-sized discursive units. The establishment of a subject itself is a discourse bound to historical and cultural changes. In particular, the author term meshes with the concept of property.
In the place of the author Foucault enters the fabric of a knowledge order that provides him with his means of expression in the first place. The relevant concept of discourse integrates precisely the aforementioned pre-discursive constitutional conditions of cultural knowledge, especially systems of control and regulation. “Discourse” is an entire field of cultural knowledge, which, as it is in the form of statements and texts as tips of an iceberg manifested. Thinking and perception are, according to Foucault’s assumption, already shaped by the rules of discourse. Truth and reality are constituted by cultural meansUtterances and practices of truth-setting and a struggle to “make audible” of “voices” (opinions). Basically, knowledge is accessible only in documents, but these are to be analyzed in the context of an entire discourse formation (episteme). The self-understanding and the regulatory mechanisms of a society are therefore at least indirectly tangible. Even society is formed over texts and cultural artefacts.
The methodical inclusion of the author instance can be explained as a special case of Foucault’s subject criticism. According to Foucault, a subject basically designs in the field of available self-positioning discursive strategies, in which it can make various use of creative tactical features of self-positioning. Foucault’s approach to this mobility is narrowed down by a classical, substantialist subject concept. Foucault’s late works focus particularly on the theme of self-design, which he calls “self-care” based on stoic theories.
Poststructuralism has been criticized from all sides, both as a whole and in individual representatives. Well known are, for example, the objections of Jürgen Habermas and Manfred Frank and an experiment undertaken by Alan Sokal. In a journal devoted to poststructuralist theories, he published a text based on the style of some poststructuralists was, but contained only nonsense, which according to Sokal the lack of intellectual integrity of the entire movement prove.
See also the criticism sections in the main articles Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan and Jean Baudrillard.
Structuralism tried to find a level of self-sufficient and generalizable metalanguage capable of describing the configurations of anthropological, social literary, linguistic, historical or psychoanalytic variable elements to analyze their relationships without getting bogged down by the identity of these elements in themselves.
On the other hand, poststructuralism shares a general concern to identify and question the hierarchies implicit in the identification of binary oppositions that characterize not only structuralism but Western metaphysics in general. If there is a point in common between poststructuralist criticism, it is the revaluation of the structuralist interpretation of Ferdinand de Saussureabout the distinction between the study of language through time versus the study of language at a given moment (diachronic vs. synchronic). The structuralists affirm that the structural analysis is generally synchronic (at a certain moment) and therefore suppresses the diachronic or historical analysis. It is also said that poststructuralism is concerned to reaffirm the importance of history and to develop at the same time a new theoretical understanding of the subject. Hence it is also stated that the emphasis of poststructuralism consists in a reinterpretation of Sigmund Freud, Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger. For example, Nietzsche’s genealogy serves as a theoretical reference point in Michel Foucault’s historical work of the 1970s, including his critiques of structuralism.
It is grandiloquently said that this reductionism is violent, and that poststructuralism identifies it with Western civilization and objectionable excesses of colonialism, racism, misogyny, androcentrism, homophobia and the like. The element of “play” in the title of Derrida’s essay is often misunderstood as a linguistic game, based on a tendency to play on words and humor, while social constructionism, as it was developed in the later work of Michel Foucault, is considered as the creation of a kind of strategic organ when exposing the levers of historical change. The importance of Foucault’s work is for many its synthesis of this historical social account of the mechanisms of power.
It is also commonly said that poststructuralists are more or less consciously postmodern, but not a few of them have shown concern for these terms or even have defined themselves as modernists.


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An AWS shop turned to a product from an AWS premier partner to collect, correlate and manage the data produced by native Amazon tools.
Amazon Web Services customers get by with a little help from Amazon's friends in the cloud management software space.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) shops say third-party tools can help make sense of configuration and audit trail data produced by Amazon services such as AWS Config for streamlined cloud management.
One such tool is the vNOC Cloud Management Platform, which became generally available last month from Cloudnexa, a Philadelphia-based AWS Premier Partner. The company got its start providing managed services for AWS customers, and developed vNOC to enhance the AWS Management Console.
The vNOC software as a service (SaaS) offering imports data from the AWS Config auditing service and groups the data into snapshots so users can get a historical view of what was running in the AWS environment at a particular point in time. It also provides graphical reports based on management data AWS CloudTrail and CloudWatch produce.
Cloudnexa customer cyDaptiv Solutions, Inc., an IT security consultancy that works with the federal government and government contractors in the Washington, D.C., area, will use vNOC to manage governance for clients.
"At a higher level, a compliance level, we can look at configurations and pull reports [from vNOC] so individuals do not have to wade through all the services in their AWS Console," said Curt Hefflin, president of cyDaptiv.
While vNOC relies on data AWS produces, which can also be found through the native AWS Management Console, the product's visual reports and the correlations it makes between instances in a user's environment make it easier for clients without much experience in AWS cloud management to understand what's going on, Hefflin said.
One of the challenges cyDaptiv encounters when moving clients from a traditional environment -- where people are accustomed to accessing information through a graphical interface with easy visualizations of the whole topology -- is that the AWS Management Console can appear very abstract, Hefflin said.
With the AWS Management Console, it can be difficult to understand the interconnections and interfaces between all the assets in a given environment, Hefflin added.
However, it's important from a compliance perspective to understand those interconnections; the first thing cyDaptiv does at a new client engagement with federal agencies is a security assessment.
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Cloudnexa's tool also correlates and reports on assets across regions and separate AWS accounts, which are not as easy to view through the AWS Management Console, Hefflin said.
But vNOC doesn't completely replace AWS cloud management tools such as the AWS Management Console and CloudFormation. Hefflin's company also has engineers who work directly with JSON files and the Ansible configuration management automation tool.
"They're always going to use that, but it's good to be able to go to a tool like this and quickly delve into what's happening and have alerts," Hefflin added.
Cloudnexa also has a close relationship with Amazon and is included in the product development process, to stay a step ahead of native features. Hefflin said he's waiting for Cloudnexa to integrate vNOC with the AWS Service Catalog when it becomes generally available, which Cloudnexa officials say is on the roadmap.
Cloudnexa also has several competitors in the AWS cloud management space, particularly when it comes to asset discovery and health checks. Competitors include CloudHealth Technologies, Cloudability, Cloudun, RightScale and Scalr. Configuration management tools such as Puppet and Chef can also be used instead of Ansible's tools.
Cloudnexa is priced according to a percentage of the customer's AWS expenditures; the company's managed services are priced at 18% of a customer's spend, while a premium service is priced at 47% of a customer's monthly AWS spend and comes with products bundled in from Sumo Logic, Trend Micro and App Dynamics. The vNOC tool is included for any services customers and a limited free version is available to any AWS shop.
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Walk into most any corner donut shop in this town and you'll find the bestests, worstest "donut" of all time. Yes, I mean the apple fritter. Me and the fritter go way back and I have a real love/hate relationship with it. The love--it's deep fried dough with apple bits, cinnamon, occasionally some brown sugar covered in a sugared glaze. And since it is also the size of a baby's head it is a sugar crash come in waiting. I've been eating these for nearly 20 years. There was a time (meaning younger) when I seemed to have one practically every other day. But you know, the body doesn't process these things as well the older we get so these days I will break done and get one if I'm in the mood for a pound of sugar and fried dough. Of course the hate is the calorie count from even just a small bite--it is carb overload. Also, depending on where you get one there are varying degrees of doneness. I like mine a nice golden brown, but sometimes I see ones that are nearly black along the edges and more mahogany than golden. Usually that means it was cooked too long and will taste like burnt sugar or the oil in their fryers hasn't been changed in awhile and god only knows what it is gonna taste like. Sometimes ones you get will be done on the outside but still a little doughy on the inside. Some folks like this, me, not so much. I do like them cooked all the way through. I also wish some places would put more apple in them. Many times I'll come across a clump here and there, but even distribution seems to be elusive. The one seen above and below was mostly all the things I like in a good one, though a little doughy and the apples clumped in the middle a bit. Still, it was a sugar rush and I gluttonly ate the whole thing. You'd think that much greasy dough would upset the stomach but not mine. Though I do throw that out there as something to be aware of for folks--grease, dough, sugar--it's all here. This is not for lightweight dessert eaters, it is for the hardy--like me--so first timers need to be careful. I would like to add that the big surprise for me is how popular they are in this city that can seem a bit health conscious. I guess I can just chalk it up to transplanted folks like me or drunks and pot--yeah, it's probably the drunks and pot.
Since Charle's Phan has closed some restaurants, seem he's got time on his hands to do pop-ups in Brooklyn. He is planning a restaurant there too.
Explaining the cost of rising food prices while in the restaurant business.
More high end chefs are going down the 'fast food' trail. Will the prices also be 'fast foodesque'?
Taqueria's in the Sunset, if you live there and don't want to journey all the way to the Mission.
The Infatuation highlights some mostly overlooked North Beach eats.
Wow. I hadn't even had a chance to go and already it looks like I probably won't be able to.
Ugh, really, what did we in San Francisco do to deserve this?
Blue Bottle is now big in Japan, and will soon be joined by Tartine.
Sandwiches under $8 in San Francisco?!! I don't believe it!
It's chef changes galore in the city these days.
I'm sorry but between the photos, the menu, the prices and the chef talk--this is the kind of place that makes me roll my eyes. I mean 5 tiny legs on half a crab and a ramekin of flavored butter for $20?!
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On our wine country jaunt over the holidays we were able to try many different wines and several different restaurants in the area. I previously reviewed several of the places we went though not all of them. There was one restaurant we dined at that has gotten some good press since it opened. It's one of those farm to table places run by a husband and wife team--he's chef she's pastry chef. I was mildly intrigued to try the place based on reviews I'd come across. It's called JoLe and it's on the main drag of downtown Calistoga. We had reservation for New Year's Eve of all times. It's in the ground floor of a hotel and is a smallish place with two topper tables and a small bar. We took our seats and as the hostess handed us our menus we were informed they were presenting brand new menu this evening. Oh joy, I thought, untested dishes. Thus it has taken me sometime to digest what I thought about what we had while taking into consideration our guinea pig status. But hey, that's what eating out is about sometimes, being adventurous and trying something new.


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Christian Hubicki is living out one of his dreams by competing on Survivor: David vs. Goliath this fall.
Christian is a 32-year-old robotics scientist from Baltimore, MD, who currently resides in Tallahassee, FL.
Christian began the game as a member of the David Tribe, and he participated in the very first challenge of the season that ultimately rewarded his tribemates with a massive shelter-building kit.
Ever since then, Christian has been forming close bonds and friendships, especially with Gabby Pascuzzi, and he has already made big strategic moves.
With a tribal swap ahead, Christian will have to adapt to new dynamics and personalities. Until we find out what happens next for this quirky and intelligent castaway, let's learn more about him.
- Christian's hobbies include the playing the clarinet, primarily classical music; casual coding, as he once wrote a computer program to crate train his dog; and chopping food for his girlfriend who cooks.
Together, he says, they make some great meals.
- He can't stand condescension, cliches, and reckless abuse of percentages.
- Christian's personal claim to fame is getting his robotics research made fun of on the The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Stephen called him a "nerd" on national television.
- Christian's reason for applying for Survivor was to win, show he's a formidable person, and prove he's not just a diploma or a resume.
Christian hoped to make his mark on the game and innovate the way Survivor is strategically played.
- The castaway considers himself intelligent, kind, creative, intellectual, jovial, and driven.

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Instructional assessment is a college wide responsibility and has many components. The Report of Student Learning is an attempt to bring all components together and includes a historical review of the assessment process at Labette Community College (LCC). This document was created and is maintained by the Instructional Outcomes and Assessment Committee. It is reviewed by the President’s Council and presented to the Labette Community College Board of Trustees at the October board meeting. The report will also be presented to the Strategic Planning Committee at the fall meeting.
Below are links to LCC information regarding student retention rates, graduation (completion) rates, transfer rates, and other student information.
The Report of Student Learning includes student credentialing exam scores for our Health Science programs, Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP) scores, and WorkKeys results. This information is located in the External Assessment section of each report.
At LCC, assessment is a means of measuring and evaluating student learning. It leads to improvement in teaching and learning and is used to improve curriculum for our institution. Labette Community College has clearly stated educational goals. Course outcomes and competencies are used to assess the overall effectiveness of our curriculum at both the course and the program level. Labette Community College incorporates outcomes assessment as part of the strategic planning process. Outcomes assessment is not used for teacher evaluation but is part of program review.
Improving the teaching and learning process in each course and program.
Increasing accountability to those whose interests are served by Labette Community College.
Linking instructional outcomes and competencies with the College educational support services.

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If you are thinking of moving to Pilley Bailey or just want to know a what the area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction. They cover a range of socio-economic factors so you can compare Pilley Bailey to figures for Hampshire and nationally. These statistics can tell you if Pilley Bailey is an economically deprived area and how hard it might be to get a job.
These figures on the claiming of benefits in Pilley Bailey come from the Department for Work & Pensions and are dated . They can often be a good indicator of the prosperity of the town and possible indicator of how hard it would be to get employment in the area. The rate of unemployment in Pilley Bailey is both lower than the average for Hampshire and lower than the national average, suggesting that finding a job in this area maybe easier than most places. The rate of claiming any benefit (which includes in work benefits) is more than 10% lower in Pilley Bailey than the national average, suggesting higher salaries than the average in the area.
The population of Pilley Bailey as a whole, is older than the national average. The population of Pilley Bailey is also older than the Hampshire average, making Pilley Bailey a older persons location.
These statistics are for the highest level education obtained by the residents of Pilley Bailey and are from the UK Census of 2011.
These figures for Country of Birth for the residents of Pilley Bailey are from the UK Census of 2011. Since Pilley Bailey has a higher level of residents born in the UK than the national average and a lower rate of residents either born in other EU countries or outside the EU, it does not have a significant immigrant population.
The respondents of the 2011 Census were asked to rate their health. These are the results for Pilley Bailey. The percentage of residents in Pilley Bailey rating their health as 'very good' is less than the national average.
Do you live in Pilley Bailey? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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Put them directly in the hands of your clients. Face to face contact can be intimidating to some clients who are used to conducting most of their marketing online, but the face to face time also provides you with the opportunity to create a memorable first impression on your clients.
Mail them to your clients. Direct mail is not a dead means of communication. In fact, directly mailing your flyers can allow you to reach a sample of the population who might not use the Internet frequently, like the elderly.
Post your flyers in public places that offer community bulletin boards. Having your flyers in a publicly accessible place will increase your business’s chances of being noticed.
Place them on car windshields. This is probably one of the most “old school” methods of advertising your business with flyers. Conversion rates for this type of marketing can be low, but because flyers are so affordable, it’s a tradeoff if you can convert one client per every 50 flyers.
To summarize, you need to everything in your power to get your flyers in front of your clients. It does not matter if you run a large company or are working as a solo operator. With custom flyer design from Webati, you will give your clients the impression that you are a big budget operation.
In order to maximize the potential of your business, you are going to want to creating a positive and lasting impression on your business’s targeted demographic. Having professionally designed flyers on hand is going to be a crucial component to doing so. Contact Webati today to get schedule a free initial consultation. You are going to love the way your new flyers look!


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CINCINNATI, OHIO – APRIL 8, 2019 – Ultimus Fund Solutions® (Ultimus®), the largest independent provider of fund administration services is pleased to announce that it will be a gold sponsor for SunStar Strategic’s 2019 Conference, “Thriving in an Ever-Changing Industry.” The conference is ideal for small to medium-sized mutual fund firms who want new, actionable ideas to help them grow assets.
The conference will be held Monday and Tuesday, April 29 and 30, 2019 at the Dupont Circle Hotel in Washington D.C.
Dave Carson, vice president and director of client strategies at Ultimus, will moderate a panel at the event entitled Success on BD Platforms. Panelists include Ryan Tagal, director of product management for Envestnet, a leading provider of integrated portfolio, practice management, and reporting solutions to financial advisors and institutions.
Also addressing distribution from another angle will be keynote speaker Christopher Davis, head of U.S. research at Strategic Insight.
Davis will present “Distribution Essentials for Boutique Funds.” Although Strategic Insight provides data and intelligence to asset managers of all sizes, Davis will review the universe of data to determine how boutique firms can compete with the largest of funds.
Davis’ comments will address opportunities boutique firms have to distinguish themselves from the pack, avoid the race-to-the-bottom for fees, and maximize sales through multiple distribution channels.
M&A experts discussing what’s happening in the industry and how fund value can be estimated – whether buyers or sellers.

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Blue Sky Fitness & Recreation vacation trips are active, four day three night or five day four night trips. The trip locations are unique and include some of the most beautiful environments in the world. Blue Sky Fitness & Recreation trips can be physically demanding. Most of the trips include at least one day of hiking. Those individuals who enjoy physical activity are encouraged to participate.
Blue Sky Fitness & Recreation is an Arizona DES/DDD Qualified Vendor.
Join us on either of these two trips to sunny California to watch the grey whale migration. The whales will be traveling south from the cold waters of Alaska to the warm waters off the coast of Mexico. The grey whales pass through the Dana Point, California area and we can watch them up close and personal aboard the Dana Pride, a whale watch vessel departing out of the Dana Point Wharf. The Dana Pride is a large commercial whale watch boat with plenty of room to see the whales and other sea life such as dolphins, sea lions, seals etc… Other activities on this trip include beach hikes, tide pool exploration and a visit to the glider port where we can watch the hang gliders take off from the cliffs high above the Pacific Ocean.
This is a great time of year to visit Laughlin which rests on the banks of the mighty Colorado River. Our activities on this trip will span three states. We will hike the Kelso Sand Dunes in the Mohave National Preserve located in California. Our fishing activity will take place on Lake Mohave in Nevada and we will be rock hounding near the historic Oatman, an authentic western ghost town and mining camp located in the Black Mountains of Mohave County Arizona. Gambling is legal in the state of Nevada, so we will spare some time for the slot machines in one of the many casinos that line the banks of the Colorado River.
Page, Arizona is a small town in northern Arizona located on the southern shores of magnificent Lake Powell. This is one of the most scenic locations in the world with towering red, pink and orange sandstone cliffs, water carved slot canyons and the deep blue shorelines of Lake Powell. This trip will include fishing on Lake Powell as well as hiking in one of the magnificent sandstone canyons leading into the beautiful Vermillion Cliffs which border Utah and Arizona. There are many interesting sites to see in the area such as the Horseshoe Canyon and the Toadstools, a park in Utah with many hoodoos in the shape of toadstools. There is also the Powell museum which chronicles the life of adventurer John Wesley Powell who rode the rapids of the Colorado River into the Grand Canyon.
Time to escape the Tucson heat as we head to Ruidoso, New Mexico, the premier year-round playground in the Sacramento Mountains. This trip will include hiking on one of many trails in the Sacramento mountains, fishing at Grindstone Lake and we will enjoy the horse races at Ruidoso Downs. Sites such as the Valley of Fire Recreational Area, Billy the Kid museum and the Smokey the Bear Museum are all within a short drive from Ruidoso.
A short drive to Flagstaff is all it takes to get out of the extreme heat of the desert. At an altitude of 7000 ft, Flagstaff has ample outdoor recreational activities. Our hiking day will be on trails in the Coconino Forest filled with towering ponderosa pines. Many small lakes and reservoirs are in the Flagstaff area, so we will have a choice of fishing sites. This will be a cool mountain getaway, a great break from the August Tucson heat.
Julian is one hour east of San Diego in the heart of the Cuyamaca Mountains. We should be able to experience some beginning fall colors in and around the historic town of Julian. We will spend time fishing in Cuyamaca Lake and hiking on one of many trails in the Cuyamaca Mountains. Julian’s beginnings are rooted in the gold rush of 1870. Julian’s historic downtown offers great site seeing opportunities and museums. Julian is also famous for its apple orchards and apple pies. We will indulge!
Do you believe in aliens? What really happened on that warm July night in 1947. We will attempt to get to the bottom of the Area 51 controversy when an alien spaceship allegedly crashed in the Roswell area. There is a fantastic museum in historic downtown Roswell that provides volumes of information about the incident. We will also visit Carlsbad Caverns, one of the oldest and most famous cave systems in the world. Fishing is also on the agenda with Bitter Lake a short 8 miles away.


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text: About Organization: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HYDROLOGY, the premier Institute in the area of hydrology and water resources in India. The Institute was established in 1978 with the main objective of undertaking, aiding, promoting and coordinating systematic and scientific work in all aspects of hydrology. The Institute has its Headquarters at Roorkee (Uttarakhand), four regional centres at Belgaum, Jammu, Kakinada and Bhopal and two centres for Flood Management Studies at Guwahati and Patna. The Institute is well equipped to carry out computer, laboratory & field oriented studies.

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As the general public continues to demand fresh, healthy, and economically feasible food with an environmentally sustainable outlook, investors are looking heavily into new chain concepts that fit the ever evolving needs of the consumer. As a result, there has been an influx of restaurant concepts that are tailored to the growing consumer desire for healthy food. Even at higher price points than typical fast food restaurants, consumers are willing to fork over the extra cash. In fact a full 88% of consumers, when polled, were willing to pay extra for healthier foods, according to a 2015 Nielsen poll.
Wayback Burgers: the chain got its start in Newark, DE and from there has spread across the U.S. and Argentina, with now more than 100 locations. From their premium burgers and house made chips to their signature Cricket Shake, the chain is all about fresh cues and innovative menus. In either Oreo Mud Pie or Jerky flavors, the protein rich shakes boast 24 and 20 grams of protein respectively. The shake was actually voted on by consumers to remain on the menu after a very successful LTO offering. This is the first time we see cricket-inspired items on a mainstream menu, so this is an ingredient we need to start considering. While the chain markets itself more as a premium, hand-crafted concept as opposed to a ‘health food’ concept, per se, the addition of the cricket shake is one that is a sign that healthy protein alternatives are gaining acceptance. Not yet mainstream in the U.S., to be sure, but this is a big step in the niche of alternative proteins.
Sus Hi Eatstation: a rather new entry into the fast casual category, Sus Hi features all kinds of sushi, from the traditional Japanese fare to more approachable sushi preparations made with cooked chicken, bacon and other mainstream ingredients. These more mainstream friendly menu items are designed for the entry level sushi eater to ease the transition to raw fish sushi. The founder, Robert Ly, has dubbed himself Grand Master Fun Ly as a way to accent the chain’s focus on fun.
Roti Mediterranean Grill: a Chicago based Mediterranean concept with outposts in New York and Washington, D.C., the Roti Grill offers healthy, filling options for the consumer on the go. You can choose from a wrap, a salad or a rice plate. From there, you pick your protein (these include a salmon and a vegetarian falafel option), vegetables, sauces and sides. They also offer hummus served with house-baked pita. A simple loyalty program where you snap your receipt for rewards gives incentive to cost-conscious consumers who appreciate coupon-based rewards. Considered one of the healthiest cuisines in the world, it is great to see Mediterranean food enter the spotlight.
Native Foods Café: started in 1994 by a vegan chef, the chain features scratch-made, fresh vegan and vegetarian food. Surprisingly, 85% of visitors fall into the omnivore category, further emphasizing the chain’s widespread appeal. Among the signature items that draw in the omnivores are the Reuben sandwich made with thinly sliced, house made seitan and the meatball sub made with seitan meatballs.
SweetGreen: founded in Washington, D.C., the chain is 31 stores strong and growing. Adhering to a strict set of sustainability practices and offering seasonal menus that rotate based on available produce, the chain has found resonance among the young and upcoming urban professionals in the communities it serves. The current late summer menu includes a watermelon and feta salad and a peach and goat cheese salad among its offerings. Signature dishes available year-round include the kale Caesar and a grain bowl made with quinoa and farro, called the Earth Bowl.
Salata: the Houston based salad concepts features 50 premium toppings as well as 10 house-made dressings, all complemented by your choice of protein. They are now 43 locations strong with projected growth for 10 more openings before the end of 2015. They also feature house made soups and signature teas and lemonades in flavors like plum cinnamon tea, tropical green tea and peach lemonade.
Kosofresh: an emerging chain in New York that features customizable bowls with Korean ingredients, including the highly popular Gochujang, Bulgogi, nori, and Korean radish among the ingredients offered. While they only have 1 location so far, the format and dedication to fresh ingredients with a Chipotle-esque ordering format makes this one concept to watch.
Mendocino Farms: based out of the Los Angeles, CA area, Mendocino Farms is a concept that sources local quality ingredients and combines them into imaginative sandwich combinations. One of the summer sandwiches is the K-Town Bulgogi Ribeye Roll. It features house marinated Bulgogi beef, a spicy Gochujang sauce, a rice vinaigrette slaw and chili aioli, all pressed on a Panini grill. They also feature the V7 (a seven vegetable patty made in house) and cashew feta sandwich called Molly’s Greek Vacation to capture the attention of the vegetarian/vegan demographic.
This list is far from complete, but it clearly illustrates the direction that healthy good-for-you concepts are taking. Be sure to pay extra attention over the coming year as these concepts continue to grow and attract a customer base committed to a healthy lifestyle full of flavor.


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Digital music has evolved beyond simply distribution. Napster, iTunes, and Spotify transformed our expectations of being able to find and listen to music. On a parallel track, services like Pandora pioneered new ways to find music and the evolution of social networks let us discover music from our friends. There are new services like preamp that let us discover live music in a city or Spotify playlists that let us express ourselves through music, perhaps a natural evolution of the mixtape.
Music also connects us to memory and provide a hook to learning about history and culture. We also have incredible music collections, which are annotated with “meta-data” which can often position the music in place and time, and sometimes provide interesting connections and links.
I’ve just started to discover new kinds of collections and interactive stories that create digital cultural heritage connections.
I’m sure there are more out there and would love to add to these lists… just tweet @ultrasaurus or add a note in the comments.


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First Drive Comparison: Is the Gladiator the JL Wrangler Pickup We Need?
The new Gladiator has the perfect Jeep feel, coupled with proper pickup abilities. But how does this launch compare to the JL’s debut?
Although the last Jeep-built pickup prior to the new Gladiator was the Cherokee-based Comanche, Jeep fans have long been calling for a truck based on the modern JL Wrangler. FCA officials are quick to downplay the idea that the Gladiator is simply a Wrangler pickup because a great deal of engineering went into this vehicle to ensure that it was more than just a JL with a bed conversion.
The Jeep engineers wanted the Gladiator to be able to work like a truck while maintaining the look, feel and capabilities of the Wrangler. There is no question that the designers hit a home run in terms of the physical design, but can this new midsize pickup incorporate the key aspects of the legendary sport utility vehicle while adding the function of a truck?
Fortunately, I was invited to the media first drive program for the 2020 Jeep Gladiator in late March, but I also attended the media first drive program for the JL Wrangler in Arizona back in December 2017. Based on those two programs, I can say without question that the new Gladiator is the Wrangler pickup that we have all been hoping for; offering everything that you want from a Wrangler and everything that you want from a midsize pickup in one gorgeous package.
While you don’t need to drive either of these vehicles to appreciate the similarities in design both inside and out, the team did too good of a job with the Gladiator to not mention the look of the new truck. While the pickup has a longer wheelbase, the Wrangler’s front end and basic body shape has been converted perfectly into truck form, leaving no question as to the roots of this vehicle.
Even the tailgate and bedsides have a similar basic design to that of the SUV, so while it might not be called the Wrangler pickup, the Gladiator is exactly that in terms of exterior styling.
That is carried over to the interior, as from the driver’s seat, you would be hard-pressed to know for sure whether you are in the Wrangler or the Gladiator, if not for the logos around the cabin and the truck bed in the rearview mirror. The seats, the steering wheel, the dash, the door panels and the center console of the pickup all have the same feel as the SUV, so if you like the feel of the Wrangler from the driver’s seat, you are going to like the feel of the Gladiator.
Although the first drive event for the JL Wrangler was in Tucson, Arizona and the first drive event for the Gladiator was in Sacramento, California, the on-road portion of the two were fairly similar. In fact, many media first drive programs have similar on-road driving situations that typically including some time on the highway, some time in a city situation and some time on rural roads, and that was exactly how the drive programs for the JL Wrangler and Gladiator went. The key difference for my first experiences with each was that it was sunny in Arizona when I drove the Wrangler, but in California, it was cold, with hard rain and intermittent hail.
My first Gladiator test vehicle was an Overland model in Firecracker Red with the standard 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 and the 8-speed automatic transmission. The presentation was in a fairly rural area, so I immediately got to experience the Gladiator on some open, country roads and I immediately noticed how much it felt like the Wrangler. The longer wheelbase of the pickup gives the Gladiator a bit more of a planted feel, but in terms of steering, suspension, acceleration and braking, the new pickup feels remarkably similar to the JL.
If you have driven a JL or even a JK, you know that the modern Wrangler has a very distinct feel, with a high seating position and a stiffer suspension feel than you will find in most sport utility vehicles. Some people were concerned that the Gladiator would be “softened up” for the midsized truck market, but the only real difference that I noticed between the two when cruising around town is that the longer wheelbase smooths the ride out a touch. This is more noticeable when you are cruising at highway speeds, but this smoother ride does not compromise the “Jeep feel” that so many enthusiasts will expect.
Along the same lines, the Gladiator feels similar to the Wrangler when making your way through a series of turns, so while the longer wheelbase improves the ride quality a bit, it never feels like you are driving a larger truck.

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Some may argue that the need for learning Braille may be on the way out given the evolution of access technology and its ability to efficiently interact with the more popular electronic formats. This may be true but as someone who grew up in the world of Braille so to speak, it is my humble opinion that we need to keep Braille in our focus for the time being.
Braille has been an important part of my life for as long as I can remember and even when I had enough vision to read large print I still kept on using it and boy am I lucky that I did so. Because when I lost most of my vision a few years ago, it was Braille that helped me to cope.
I use Braille to label my CDs, jars and cans, and file folders. Some may argue that I could use the more modern and progressive labelling devices such as the pen friend to do this and this is true but here is my retort to this. You do not need batteries to use Braille; you need batteries to use the pen friend and other similar labelling devices. Whenever I want to make sure that I have written down an important phone number, email address, or something similar correctly, I use Braille. I can use Braille whenever I want to and I do not have to depend on electricity to write down my information.
Whenever I need to give a speech, I use Braille notes to help me along. If I need to access something in a hurry, I use Braille. So there are my arguments for the benefits of Braille.
I strongly believe that Braille needs to be a part of the curriculum of Blind and partially sighted kids who do not have enough vision to use large print. True it is that it may be difficult for older persons to learn Braille if they lose their sight at an older age but at the end of the day, there is a definite place for the continuing use of Braille.


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For more detailed information on accreditation for this institution, including all actions and justification for actions, visit OPE's Database of Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs: ope.ed.gov/dapip/#/institution-profile/111841.
The number of arrests for liquor law violations decreased due to fewer calls involving liquor law violations.
For further information on default rates please visit the Cohort Default Rate Home Page. This school's six-digit OPE ID is 001599.


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By Jeanne Eason February 1, 2019 Charlotte, N.C., Community, Durham, N.C.
Tuesday, January 22 was the final day of corporate meetings with LeChase southeast offices welcoming CEO Bill Goodrich and President Will Mack for the events. The Durham meeting kicked things off in the morning with dozens of local employees gathering at the Full Frame Theater on the American Tobacco Campus. Treats included cheese and grapes on “75th anniversary” skewers and a 75th-shaped donut cake – in celebration of the company’s 75th anniversary this year. Later that day, the celebration moved to the Piedmont Social House in Charlotte. A toast to the milestone anniversary was held to close both events.

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Pat Sin is a Seldom flown site. It requires S winds which come in the Summer.
The Ridge is quite long and can produce good flying conditions and great views. Thermic and Soaring can be experienced here.
Top Landings - Considerable effort and Danget to achieve a top landing.
The LZ below has been built out since this site was routinely flown. There are very limited options for Landing and PLANNING PRIOR TO TAKEOFF should be made to locating a suitable LZ.
The Takeoff is from a bowl that funnels the wind in. You have to be aware of the loss of wind after takeoff. Assess the conditions prior to setting up.
The LZ's are small and sheltered from the ambient wind. Expect the wind to be NIL on the ground while there is still wind above any trees. If the tide is out there is a chance to land on the sandy shoreline if the sand is exposed.
This is a demanding 1:30-2:00hr walk. In the summer with 30+ deg heat the trail is sheltered from the wind so there is no relief with any breeze. The first part of the trail is pretty easy going for an hour, but dont be fooled and wast your energy, it then slowly steepens and after arriving at the phone box, steepens again into a 30-45min direct uphill.
After arriving at the top, you must traverse over 2 hills to the NW to arrive at the Takeoff. The views are outstanding.
If the wind is suitable , Takeoff can be achieved prior to reaching the area described above.

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The Danish Nobel prize winning physicist Nils Bohr observed that prediction is very difficult, especially about the future. He wasn’t thinking about the 2015 general election when he said this, but he might as well have been.
The Rochester and Strood by-election makes things more uncertain. It might get us thrown out of the ‘political science’ club, but here are 5 things that Mark Reckless’ win shows that we don’t know about the May 2015 general election.
We still think of politics as a left versus right clash, but is 2015 going to be an ‘up-down’ election: the people against a political class that they see as failed and out of touch?
If Labour is up then surely the Conservatives are down, and vice versa? But the day after Rochester and Strood both Labour and the Conservatives are down. Is zero sum politics dead and buried?
Can UKIP break the mould? They just won what experts listed as their 271st most winnable seat. Perhaps, as Nigel Farage said, all bets are off? Will support continue to drain from the mainstream parties to their smaller rivals like UKIP and the Greens? If it does, the dynamics of elections and coalition politics are transformed.
Can things get worse for the Liberal Democrats? This question has been asked for the last four years and the answer has tended to be yes. How much lower can they go? In Rochester and Strood they were polling at 1%, with the margin of error this could put them at -2%, which is truly unexplored territory.
Social media was seen as a way for politicians to connect with the electorate and for democratic debate to be widened and energised. Emily Thornberry didn’t get that memo.
These are all things that we don’t know about the 2015 general election. Keep checking this blog for even more.

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The size, complexity, and criticality of software-intensive systems require innovative and economic approaches to development and evolution. In today's competitive world, software quality is a key to success and stability of organizations. Software process and product improvement (SPPI) aims at significantly increasing both the quality of software-intensive systems and the productivity of software development. The SPPI track will bring together researchers and practitioners to share SPPI innovations and experiences. The track is an integral part of the 44th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA) 2018.
Continuous delivery/integration and DevOps, software process and product evolution with feedback from operation.


text: Harrington Homes newest open concept ranch design coming soon. Construction to start Spring 2018 - 2400+ sq ft ranch offer 3 Bedrooms, 2 & 1/2 baths, 3 car garage & 1st floor laundry. One level living at its best! Exterior features will include partial stone façade, binder coat on driveway, brick paver walkway, landscape package & back brick patio off the covered porch! Interior features will include high ceilings, walls of glass, gleaming hardwoods, gas fireplace/ central air, solid surface countertops, high end SS APPL, upgraded molding & trim package throughout and more! This location falls within Fayetteville but offers desirable Jamesville - Dewitt schools! Great location close to schools, shopping and major highways. HURRY.... Still time to make your personal selections!

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Contemporary jewellery in gold, silver, rubber and porcelain with diamond and pearls. Design and handmade in the UK.
A series of elegantly constructed necklaces, earrings and rings with silver, gold and different varieties of wondrous pearls for everyday wear or special occasions.

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Posted by Working Nomads on April 5th, 2017 .
What is digital nomad and the difference between them and original nomadism?
Let’s have a look first to an origin of nomads. The word „nomad“ comes from Greek and means the one who wanders for pasture. And this meaning also perfectly describe nomadic lifestyle in the past. The hunter-gatherer tribes or the pastoral nomads moved from one place to another to find better condition for living. Infertile areas with lack of resources forced whole communities to keep moving to find another place with richer fauna and flora.
However nomads don’t stop after they found a better place than the previous one. Nomads lived in modest portable dwellings to be able to transfer to another place after a while. This lifestyle with no settled home changed from that time a lot. Even though there are still some tribes and communities that still live such a original nomadic lifestyle digitalisation brought new type of nomadism that changed the meaning of modern nomadic lifestyle.
Already in 1997 David Manners and Tsugio Makimoto came with publication Digital Nomad in which they described this upcoming trend. As they defined in their book: There are three essentials that support this comfortable, digital nomadic lifestyle: an intelligent mobile terminal, a high-speed communication network, and cloud computing. Without these essential modern infrastructures, digital nomading would have been quite difficult.
However remote working is not only possible thanks to the progress of mobile intelligent devices and high-speed communication networks but also more and more companies realise advantages of hiring remote employees. Increasing number of remote job offers and its heterogeneity allows more people from different working areas to work remotely and decide what would be their next working destination.
The difference between nomadism in the past and modern digital nomadism is that in the past they moved to be able to work and find better condition to live, but nowadays digital nomads don´t move because they have to, they move because they want to. Digital nomadism is lifestyle you can choose.
To put it in a nutshell digital nomad is a person that has location independent job, can work from anywhere and change working destination more than once a year. So the main difference between modern working nomads and original nomads is that nomads in the past travelled to live but digital nomads live to travel! They can use this freedom of their virtual work with permanent home office status to discover the world.
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You may not know it, but I occasionally get really nerdy about the aviation industry. And I mean REALLY nerdy.
This week has seen the final report of the UK Airports Commission, a investigation that has been running for several years now to study the viabilities of airport expansion in the UK as we hit passenger capacity in the next few decades. To the average flyer, it may not seem like we need more capacity; it doesn’t feel like our airports are congested. Certainly in my experience, the taxiing wait doesn’t feel longer than at any other major airports, which operate on a whole lot more runways than Heathrow does with its measly two.
In Europe, Heathrow is the busiest airport with the fewest runways, flying over 70m passengers. As The Guardian notes, this makes it an unbelievably efficient airport, especially given that flights between 11pm and 7am are non-existent or minimal. One of the reasons Heathrow is so busy is because it acts as a hub airport, routing traffic from shorter, local flights to longhaul; it is a frequent connection for those travelling from North America to Europe and beyond.
The problem is, with only two runways and night-flying restrictions, Heathrow’s slots are almost all taken, with barely any room for leeway. That means Heathrow could be operating at capacity very soon, and growth would plateau.
But London has several airports; why not just add a few runways to Gatwick or Stansted, say? Well, given that a lot of Heathrow’s passengers are merely connecting to another flight, expanding one of the smaller London airports wouldn’t actually help all that much. People don’t want to have to leave the terminal and traverse across London to catch their next flight; they want to step off the plane and walk a few hundred metres to their connection.
So the Airports Commission has finally reported back, and the conclusion is very obvious: build another runway at Heathrow and enable it to take another 250,000 flights a year.
Except, lots of London-based Tory MPs are complaining. Another runway at Heathrow means more flights descending over London, which leads to increased noise and air pollution. Nobody wants that.
Yet it is all a question of what we are willing to pay for prosperity. Expanding Heathrow creates jobs and boosts the economy. Are we willing to sacrifice air and noise quality if it means the UK becomes a more prosperous nation?
The alternatives are to remain at the current capacity, which would mean other European airports siphon the economic benefits of an ever-expanding aviation industry or (and this is the only ‘real’ alternative) build a larger hub airport somewhere else close to London – say the Thames Estuary or offshore Kent, which is where the majority of proposals have been (remember Boris Island?). It would be a whole lot more expensive, but would move the flightpaths out of London’s airspace and over the sea, where air and noise are less of an issue. The only real issue would be environmental; the Thames Estuary is teeming with bird life, which would make bird-strikes a common occurrence and potentially endanger certain species.
How much are we willing to give up for prosperity? And are we more willing to give up quality of life (air & noise at Heathrow) than money (building an all-new hub)? Either way, the Tories are going to lose all credibility if they ignore the recommendations of this independent study; you’d be very stupid to ask for advice and then give it the two-fingered salute just because it isn’t what you wanted to hear.


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Ejor, Mbok, Biko, Please, All the other languages……GO & WATCH THIS FILM!!!
In an era where film makers are getting lazy, where everyone just wants to follow some formula, create some film & expect stupendous returns, GRAVITY is a breath of NEW AIR! This movie was an absolutely, amazing, exhiliarating thrill of a film to watch…..
When I had given up on being wowed by a movie in 2013, Gravity comes to the rescue.
Character Development: Things started happening really fast. Before we got to really know/connect with the characters too many WOWing things started happening and all the points where they wanted us to connect with the characters were not very effective which made the film not as heartfelt as it could have been.
A more compelling plot…. I realize Sandra Bullock’s past experience was paramount in the story but it was over shadowed also by the sheer awesomeness of what was happening on the screen.
Length…. It almost felt like the film makers were so busy showing off with the film that they didn’t think adding more of a story was important. I believe if this movie was longer, it could have been paced differently, and maybe A & B above could have been avoided.
Apart from the above listed, any lover of good film making would love Gravity as it takes the crown for best film making of 2013 so far in my books.
P.S: THIS IS NOT A FEEL GOOD FILM!!!!!! It is not a film with all the formula people have got so used to in films these days. It is a creation! So don’t expect to like it if that’s what you’re expecting.
If you don’t believe me, ask the young ladies behind me in the cinema who declared they had made the worst mistake of their night choosing to watch the same movie I was thoroughly enjoying.
I was a bit tempted to tell them to go home and watch Africa Magic, but I’m too nice for that *wink*.
Okay, so here’s why you almost got your review a 100% right: first — without even going into what and what the father-son screenwriting duo aimed to accomplish — this is a set-in-space movie about a devastated, inexperienced woman astronaut. What then should you expect to feel, if not emotions similar to vacuum, darkness, weightlessness, escapism, and, as a matter of paradox, occasional awe?
Have this in mind as I challenge your notion of (the lack of sufficient) character development in Gravity. So you remember our little friend, Escapism? Yeah, that’s the little guy that’s keeping you from knowing too much about Ryan, our protagonist. I mean, if she’s trying to get away from her life on earth, and the story is coming from her point of view, then why do you want to know more than you’re already given? (Okay, you likely don’t agree, as seen from your review above. But as a budding screenwriter myself, here’s a question I pose to you: “Has the story lost any, even a little, of its essence by holding back some backstory?” Agreed, you explain how this issue, in your view, invariably hampers the plot development as well. Good point. But to that, I’ll refer you back to that other little friend of ours, Vacuum. Oh yeah, it appears you’re gonna have to fill in the blanks, doesn’t it? Hehe, sure it does.
Lastly, your argument is that of duration. Two counter-arguments from me. One, this movie is filled with several single shots that each span a whopping number of seconds. If you know film-making, then you know the director in question wants to avoid making a Lord of the Rings-type flick. Long story short: audiences will get bored, ticket sales will deep, critics will be furious, (Sandra Bullock will consider a career in housewifery) and then, of course, the movie won’t be the rave it has come to be. Number two, the reason for shooting those long, seamless shots you wanted to die for is apparent in the decision to capture the feeling of being in space. Of course, it’s also a thriller, a survival story, so all of that adrenaline-pumping action is understatedly what sustains its brilliantly-executed portrayal of real time.
Finally, if the ability to portray the level of self-denial, fear, desperation, relinquishment, and longing that Bullock does, within an entirely computer-generated universe, isn’t but a rare, occasional awe, what is?
Wow! Your comment deserves a post of its own…. and you do point out some very relevant facts. I understand where the film maker is coming from and I appreciate it; in fact I don’t just appreciate it, I admire it. What I’m trying to point out is the lack of patience the majority of current audiences may have with movies like the masterpiece we are talking about. In the era where people want you to do all but spell out the names of your characters in the script of your movie, Gravity takes them beyond thinking about the character’s back story to attaching phylosophical perceptions to her situation. This may give the critics exactly what they are looking for and word of mouth would definitely carry the audiences to the cinema, but I still feel the story could have hit more cords in the heart. You do agree that more people would notice/remember those shots ‘we wanted to die for’ way more than they would remember what the story was really about.
P.S: I just may be like those school teachers looking for a reason to hold on to that last one mark, but it does not take away from the fact that I was sorely tempted to watch the movie a second time over the weekend but eventually opted for Captain Philips. Gravity is just ‘WOW’.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Our Building Supplies inventory can be seen online, but before you buy it there call ahead. Most likely it’s already in-store ready and waiting for you.
Nearly every inch of our main building’s ground floor is dedicated to hardware, tools, and home improvement. There’s no way to list it all, so call. We’d be surprised if we didn’t have it.
Little details like nuts, bolts, pipes, fixtures etc.
Medium grade jobs like flooring, staining, painting, lawnmowers, weed whackers etc.
Big stuff like vanities, cabinets, shower stalls, tubs, toilets, (Toilets for sale not the restrooms those are someplace else).
To see everything we have browse our inventory online. Before you shop, call instead, we probably already have it in-store which means we can get it to you faster.


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"The exoneration of greater than 2 hundred and fifty those that were wrongfully convicted makes it transparent that America’s legal justice approach isn’t foolproof. It’s very important to appreciate the factors of wrongful conviction with the intention to locate ideas to this turning out to be problem.
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The function of the judiciary is continually evolving and is in lots of methods extra very important than ever. certainly, many argue that the sovereignty of parliament is eroding and being changed by means of the respective strength of judges. The Jackson Reforms of 2010, for instance, observed judges bestowed with extra energy over case and finances administration than ever earlier than.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Last week, Alice, Roger and I visited HMP Gartree and spent an hour talking with some of the prisoners. We also saw inside the reception wing, plus had a quick look around much of the rest of the prison.
It was a fascinating visit, Gartree is a category B prison and houses many of the longer term, life sentenced prisoners in the UK, having changed direction a few times since it was built in 1965. We went for two reasons, firstly to understand what it is like inside a prison, albeit from only a brief visit. Secondly, we wanted to talk to prison officers and prisoners about the visiting process. Prisons are much as you might expect, lots of process and clanking of keys. Once we got through the gate, the staff were very helpful and informative about how the prison worked. No pictures, as phones must be left at the gate. Each cell is a medium size room, with some shelves and tv, not a lot of space. It felt a bit like a hospital in places, but with bigger doors and locking gates.
Talking to the prisoners, from the prisoner council, was an amazing opportunity to do some proper user research. It is so uncommon to get to work with the real audience for your products, not just people who might be interested in using it all. We spent an hour taking to them about their understanding of the prison visiting system in Gartree and heard about how it works in other prisons too. Making the visiting process easier on the families of the prisoners was a theme throughout the hour. There were plenty of ideas on how to make the process less rule bound and more flexible. An important insight was separating who the Visiting Order is sent to from when they are visiting. These are two separate processes, currently run as one end to end process, with the booking happening on the phone.
Ensuring the visiting order goes to the right person in enough time for them to book a visit is a common pattern, solved many times in other domains. The validation and checking processes do add a necessary layer of security and complexity. The discussion on these issues was invaluable, I want to talk to some more prisoners and feed all of this into the discovery process.
A simple request from one of the prisoners will give some of the flavour of the day. They wanted the web interface to quietly say MOJ. So that their family do not have to broadcast to any passerby that they have a son or partner, etc. in jail. Simple, human and easy to implement. My thanks to the prison for allowing us to visit. We are visiting a London local prison next.


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Look after your general health.
Eat a balanced, healthy diet and cut down on acidic drinks.
Avoid sugary foods and drinks between meals.
Brush your teeth for two minutes in the morning and for two minutes at bedtime.
Never brush your teeth straight after a meal as it can damage your teeth, especially if you've had fruit, fizzy drinks, wine or any other food that contains acid.
Choose a toothbrush with a small head to help reach every part of your mouth. Replace your toothbrush every three months and never share it.
Brush every surface of each tooth. Make sure the bristles reach the part of the tooth where it joins the gum as this is where plaque (a film of bacteria) collects.
Move the toothbrush in small, gentle, circular or scrubbing movements.
Dental floss or inter-dental brushes can help to clean in between your teeth. Ask your dentist to show you how to use these properly.
Consider using disclosing tablets which contain a harmless dye to stain plaque, making it easier to see and remove.
Make tooth brushing part of their daily routine – preferably in the morning and last thing before they go to bed.
When their first teeth start to come through, use a children's toothbrush with a small smear of toothpaste to clean their teeth and gums.
Once all their teeth have come through, use a small-headed toothbrush with soft, nylon bristles, suitable for the age of your child.
Make small circular movements and concentrate on one section at a time.
Make sure they spit out the toothpaste and don't swallow any if possible.
It is important to supervise your child's brushing until they are at least seven or able to properly brush their teeth on their own.
The main cause of tooth decay is how often your child eats or drinks sugary and acidic food and drink, not the amount, so try to keep these to mealtimes only. If you want to give your child a snack, stick to vegetables, fruit and cheese. Don’t give them too much dried fruit though, as it is high in sugar and can stick to the teeth.
Should you use fluoride toothpaste?

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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I am exhausted. The Wings/Avs game didn't start until 10pm and I watched the entire thing, plus the post-game show.
But it's worth it. What a freakin' AWESOME game!!!! Except the reffing sucked, per usual. Don Koharski blows.
I don't remember if you're a Friday Night Lights fan, but did you see that Taylor Kitsch posted a blog in the NHL Celebrity section? He's cute.
I like reading Angel's Booth's David Boreanaz's blog. He really seems to know what he's talking about.
David Boreanaz would be for the Flyers, right?

industry_corpus2: Sports


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Skinny man with neurological problems was healed. Tilda Swindon had a religious man approach her. I and 2 others walked away. I said "excuse me"
Little dog house. Woman in a garden.
Hill was steep, group climbed it. Black man room mate had a hairy chest, and was couch locked. He called the man queeny.. Black man had a gray thick haired cat.4 more black kids. I got a ride, and saw long hallways. Old woman in a theater chair whispered to her 2 crone friends, and called me a witch. I stood up, and walked toward her, but a young man led me to safety.