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Cutting the cable: Wireless charging becomes a reality
According to WPC, there are 8.5 million Qi capable devices sold worldwide. The largest market for wireless charging is Japan, where it's almost impossible to purchase a mobile phone without the capability embedded in it, Treffers said.
Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney called the Qi standard "a strong, and sorely needed means for wireless charging."
Though several key vendors, including Apple and Samsung, have yet to announce support for the Qi Standard, Dulaney believes it already has the necessary backing to move forward.
According to Intel, an Ultrabook user could soon simply use WCT detection software on a PC to charge a nearby smartphone. Coupling takes place between the two devices and energy begins to seamlessly and wirelessly flow from the Ultrabook to the smartphone.
"Within an hour, you have recharged your smartphone sufficiently to make it through the afternoon. No more wires or chargers," Intel said.
The Qi specification is also aimed at technology used automotive systems to avoid interference with wireless systems like Bluetooth. The Qi standard also is expected to be adopted by wireless payment systems, combining powering and data transfer.
"The technology has improved to the point where it takes just about as long to charge your device wirelessly as it does with a cable," Dulaney said. "And combined with Bluetooth you really could see a day where you could give up the cables in your bag."
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|Negative-stain surface of SorCS1 monomer
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|Mus musculus (house mouse)
|single particle reconstruction / 18 Å resolution
|Moeller A / Januliene D
|Journal: J. Mol. Biol. / Year: 2017
Title: Hidden Twins: SorCS Neuroreceptors Form Stable Dimers.
Authors: Dovile Januliene / Arulmani Manavalan / Peter Lund Ovesen / Karen-Marie Pedersen / Søren Thirup / Anders Nykjær / Arne Moeller
Abstract: SorCS1, SorCS2 and SorCS3 belong to the Vps10p-domain family of multiligand receptors. Genetic and functional studies have linked SorCS receptors to psychiatric disorders, Alzheimer's disease and ...SorCS1, SorCS2 and SorCS3 belong to the Vps10p-domain family of multiligand receptors. Genetic and functional studies have linked SorCS receptors to psychiatric disorders, Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes, demonstrating critical roles in neuronal functionality and metabolic control. Surprisingly, their structural composition has so far not been studied. Here we have characterized SorCS1, SorCS2 and SorCS3 using biochemical methods and electron microscopy. We found that their purified extracellular domains co-exist in stable dimeric and monomeric populations. This was supported by co-immunoprecipitation experiments, where membrane-bound dimers were successfully pulled down from cell lysate. While dimers were virtually unbreakable, dimerization of the monomeric population was promoted through enzymatic deglycosylation. We conclude that post-translational modifications, specifically the degree and pattern of glycosylation, regulate the oligomeric state of the protein. Hence, cells may dictate ligand specificity by controlling the ratio between monomers and dimers and, therefore, regulate the multiple functions of SorCS receptors.
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|Name: SorCS1 / Number of components: 1
|Experimental: 140 kDa
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|Name: SorCS1 / Recombinant expression: No
|Experimental: 140 kDa
|Species: Mus musculus (house mouse)
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Delta Village
Residential Treatment for Young Adults.
After seven years of planning, Horizon began building its third residential rehab facility on the Horizon Village campus located in Western New York.
This facility opened in September 2016, and focuses on the growing need for inpatient rehab for young adults (18-25) in our community. The $4.5 million project includes 25 beds. Delta Village aims to offer young adults and their families the opportunity to learn about the disease of addiction, develop and practice the coping skills needed to be successful in life, work on repairing and developing healthy relationships, and help individuals regain control of their life without relying on substances.
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Family programs are available on Tuesday's from 6:00pm-8:00pm, and Saturday's from 9:00am-11:00am.
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Pacific Premier Bancorp, Inc. Acquires Grandpoint
We are pleased to announce on July 1, 2018, Bank of Tucson, a division of Grandpoint Bank, officially became part of Pacific Premier Bank. President and CEO, Steve Garner, commented, "We are pleased to welcome the clients, employees and stockholders of Grandpoint. We believe our strategic combination creates one of the strongest commercial banks in California, with significant opportunities to provide a wider array of products and services to our clients while continuing to expand our market share." Learn more at www.bankoftucson.com/998.htm.


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Time to ride my bike. I'm gonna unroll the shorts and let them be as long as possible, to keep from the roaming eyes around the tienda. Then, when I get home, on into town, I can roll them back up, as it's so hot.
Recipe of the Day – Zucchini Pasta Haluski (Tazaki)
1 very large onion, sliced into rounds
4 T. coconut oil
1 large head cabbage, cut into 1-inch pieces
Salt and pepper
2 T. water, if necessary
1 lg. zucchine, sliced into noodles with mandolin or cia bo
Rinse and slice the zucchini, then pat dry with paper towels. Salt each piece and keep it rolled in the paper towel until ready to use.
Cut each onion slice into four pieces. In a large skillet or Dutch oven, carmelize the onion in half the oil, stirring frequently, over low heat until lightly browned, about 15 minutes.
Add the cabbage pieces and remaining oil, salt and pepper to taste, and a little water, if necessary. Sauté, stirring frequently, over low heat until cabbage is tender but not brown, about 30 minutes.
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Simone M. Kleckner, a political enthusiast who was born and raised in Romania, has completed her new book "The Story of a Life, Volume 2: Liberty Regained": an encouraging autobiography in which the author rises from the ashes of her former existence in communist Romania to experience the American Dream.
While Kleckner's first book "The Story of a Life, Volume 1: Liberty Lost" is intended to expose the communist crimes occurring behind closed doors in Soviet-dominated countries like her homeland of Romania, she provides a more positive outlook in the sequel. "In this second volume, I had the strong desire to show the blessings that came my way when I reached the United States from Romania in 1966."
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Company creates new role for Vice President of Analytics to help fuel success of TotalSocial™
MONTREAL, QC--(Marketwired - February 07, 2017) - Engagement Labs Inc. (TSX VENTURE: EL), the world's first TotalSocial™ company offering intelligent data, analytics and insights for marketers, announced that it has hired its first-ever Vice President of Analytics, Rick Larkin, who will lead efforts to expand the firm's predictive analytics in its TotalSocial product.
Ed Keller, CEO of Engagement Labs said, "We are helping the marketers at major brands solve the challenge of optimizing their marketing ROI by tapping the power of social influence in all its forms, both offline conversation as well as social media. Peer-to-peer influence not only reflects what is happening today, but if properly understood it can also be predictive of what a brand's sales will be in the future. Marketers who are armed with this intelligence can plan their marketing investment to capitalize. Rick has an outstanding record of working with leading brands to create predictive marketing models. His expertise, combined with our unique databases including the world's only 10 year database about offline word of mouth, will allow us to add a valuable new offering in our TotalSocial data suite."
Larkin served as a consultant to Engagement Labs in 2016 and now joins the company in a newly created position designed to drive analytical innovation throughout the firm's products and services. Specifically, Larkin will be leading Engagement Labs' efforts to build a sophisticated layer of predictive analytics on top of the firm's recently launched TotalSocial™ Scorecard.
Larkin brings 15 years of marketing science experience to his role, including eight years at MarketShare Partners, now Neustar, where he was Senior Vice President-Strategy and worked with clients such as MasterCard, Subway, Hyatt and Sprint. He also spent five years at TBWA\Chiat\Day, where he held several senior digital marketing roles, as well as three years at PricewaterhouseCoopers as a consultant.
"Throughout my years of experience, I have learned that analytics are a crucial component to a company's marketing strategy. I'm eager to assume my role as Vice President of Analytics at Engagement Labs and have a direct impact on advancing the Company's recently launched TotalSocial Scorecard by developing a sophisticated layer of predictive analytics," said Larkin.
Larkin holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Rutgers University and an MBA from NYU Stern. He will be based out of Engagement Labs' New Jersey office in New Brunswick.
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Engagement Labs (TSX VENTURE: EL) is the world's first TotalSocial™ company, offering intelligent data, analytics and insights for marketers. We are leaders in tracking, measuring and benchmarking the impact of conversations happening around a brand and industry -- both online and offline. Consumer conversations are a proven driver of critical business outcomes, including sales. The patent pending TotalSocial data solution provides brands with unique insights and powerful analytics to understand online and offline social impact and drive business results. TotalSocial demonstrates to marketers how their online and offline conversation compare and contrast and helps identify areas of competitive opportunity or significant emerging threats. TotalSocial is an "always-on" proprietary scoring system, based on the most important drivers of brand performance: Volume, Sentiment, Brand Sharing and Influence. TotalSocial was built on the pillars of Engagement Labs' patented social media measurement tool and the world's only offline word of mouth tracking system for brands and tracks 500 brands within the U.S. across 17 major industry categories, and 350 brands in the UK.
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We all need that extra splash of spice added to our life. Whether it be a business, casual, or family meal, Rio Bravo is the place to be. Nestled in a corner off Bayou Boulevard at Cordova Mall, Rio Bravo brings a tiny slice of a sleepy Mexican villa into the bustle of Pensacola life.
Stop in and unwind – it's got a great atmosphere, cold drinks and an exceptional lunch menu under $10. While you are there, try out the all-day food and drink specials.
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Cactus Flower styles itself as "Authentic California style, Mexican Cuisine." With a menu encompassing all aspects of Mexican food, it is the first choice for authentic taste on a budget. Founded by Lee Kafeety in 2001, Pensacola became the birthplace of the first Cactus Flower restaurant.
Hoping to gain publicity by word of mouth advertising, Kafeety reached out to local community organizations to help spread the word. One of the organizations that answered this call was the local Star Trek club, the USS Continuum. Led by Captain Jay Gallops, Kafeety offered the group a free lunch to help promote her business.
"The drinks are so cold the glasses are sweating when they reach the table," Gallops said. "For $7 I got an entree, served with fresh lettuce, cheesy beans, and rice. The waitstaff was fast, courteous and extremely professional. I have lunch there about every two weeks now, and I have yet to be disappointed. I would say for the money, it's the most authentic Mexican food in town."
The unique thing I saw on my last visit was the use of electronic hand-held tablets instead of the standard order pad. Orders were typed in by the waitstaff, and at the end of the meal, the amount due was displayed on the screen, the card was swiped, and a receipt was printed right there at the table. Quick, easy, convenient. I never thought I would see waitstaff going digital, but clearly I was mistaken.
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Simulation software is changing healthcare education, offering new and safe ways to experience real procedural scenarios. We develop simulation training solutions on the SIM+ simulation platform. SIM+ is designed to assist medical institutions in their mission to innovatively train healthcare professionals. It enables trainees to perform endoscopic examinations and procedures while detecting and diagnosing diseases included in the model. SIM+ has been proven in use as a bronchoscopy training tool and can be customized for any training scenario requiring an endoscope.
User Features
- Realistic images and handling with optional hardware
- Map display of location and direction of the scope for guided navigation & training
- Ultrasound, scope, and radio images on the same screen for cross references
- Patient case information and images for customized training experiences
Administrative Features
- Compatible with PCs and Macs
- Administrators may choose a simulation based on cases and set simulation parameters
- Dynamic updating system contents through reading and parsing configuration files
- Display simulation status data in real time
- Customizable for any simulated training experience
- Easy connection with an external hardware handler via USB port
Project Spotlight: The Bronchoscopy Simulator
The Bronchoscopy Simulator was developed in cooperation with the American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP). It is designed to provide physicians with a hands-on bronchoscopy, TBNA and EBUS-TBNA experience. The simulator includes various cases for lung cancer diagnosis. The software can run alone on a laptop or with the optional hardware handler and mask, which can connect to a laptop via USB port.
Contact us to learn more we can help you develop simulation software with SIM+.


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Add a strap extender to your existing bag strap. Use a tether to keep your keys secured to your bag. Add a luxury chain strap to wear your purse or bag in cross body position. Snap on a wristlet to your clutch or use as a sturdy key chain. Accessorize your favorite bag with a snazzy tassel. You decide!


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Why Fraudsters Have Shifted to 'Shimming' Attacks
By Tracy Kitten
As U.S. merchants shore up physical point-of-sale security by upgrading their terminals to accept EMV chip cards, attackers are turning their aim toward unattended self-service terminals, such as ATMs and self-service gas pumps.
While the EMV fraud liability shift date for U.S. merchants was Oct. 1, Visa's and MasterCard's liability shift date for self-serve gas pumps is not until Oct. 1, 2017. For ATMs, the liability shift is Oct. 1, 2016, for MasterCard and Oct. 1, 2017, for Visa.
Those EMV liability shift dates for the U.S. market are having a global impact on fraud.
In October, the European ATM Security Team reported that global card-skimming losses, which accounted for 131 million euros (U.S. $149 million) of the 156 million euros (U.S. $177.5 million) of ATM-related fraud losses reported for the first half of 2015, increased 18 percent during the first six months of 2015 when compared to the same period in 2014 (see Why ATM Fraud Will Continue to Grow).
And Jeremy King, international director of the PCI Security Standards Council, a featured presenter at Information Security Media Group's London Fraud Summit on Oct. 27, says the PCI Council is warning European banks and merchants to brace for upticks in e-commerce, POS, ATM and pay-at-the-pump fraud.
EMV is deployed in most European markets, King points out. But without tokenization and end-to-end encryption, fraudsters can still intercept relevant card data during any EMV transaction – and that's precisely what an emerging type of attack known as "shimming" is doing.
Card Shimming
ATM manufacturer NCR Corp. has just issued a security alert about what it called "significant" increases this year in the reported number of ATM skimming attacks. The increase has been attributed to a number of factors, including new techniques that circumvent anti-skimming technology and EMV.
One of those techniques, "shimming," first raised alarms over the summer, after EMV-compliant ATMs in Mexico had been compromised.
A shimmer is a device that's placed inside the ATM's or self-service pump's card reader to intercept communications between the chip card and the chip reader. Information that can be intercepted includes the personal account number and expiration date.
In its alert, NCR points out that shimming attacks remain alive and well; but they're only successful if issuing banks fail to appropriately authorize card transactions.
"The attack is exploited by copying the captured chip data onto a magnetic-strip," NCR notes. "But correct implementation of EMV will detect this during authorization, thus preventing the attack."
NCR says card shimming, unlike typical card skimming, does not try to capture mag-stripe data. What's more, the data intercepted from a chip card cannot be reused to create a counterfeit mag-stripe card, "because chip data and mag-stripe data have different [card verification values]," NCR adds. "The only way for this attack to be successful is if an issuer neglects to check the CVV when authorizing a transaction. All issuers MUST make these basic checks to prevent this category of fraud. Card shimming is not a vulnerability with a chip card, nor with an ATM, and therefore it is not necessary to add protection mechanisms against this form of attack to the ATM."
Shimming losses can be prevented with proper transaction authorization, and traditional skimming attacks can be thwarted by simply having bank branch and retail staff regularly inspect ATMs and self-serve gas pumps.
Randy Vanderhoof, executive director of the Smart Card Alliance and director of the EMV Migration Forum, says shimming attacks have been well documented. Most banks, by now, should be well aware of how to detect a cloned card created with data compromised by a shimmer, he says.
"I believe there is ample information shared about such attacks among financial institutions and credit unions," Vanderhoof says. "The existence of lax security measures to prevent known vulnerabilities is going to be part of the learning curve that all card issuers, ATM operators and merchants have to deal with among the mirage of different threats that are out there. This not a reflection on the security of EMV, but, rather, a case of poor execution of security."
So, fair warning: We may see attacks against self-service devices on the rise. But fraud losses can be controlled if we continue sharing information about the attack trends we see and applying the lessons learned from other markets.


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In Delaware, the Franchise Tax fee is not based upon your corporation's income, but on formulas involving the number of authorized shares, or alternatively, the value of the corporation, whichever would result in a lesser tax.
The maximum number of shares that can be authorized for issue and still be covered by the minimum franchise tax is 5000. The tax goes up on what is known as a sliding scale above that.
When forming your corporation, please consider the following examples and tables for the computation of the annual franchise tax for simple, single class corporations. Please note: The calculations involved for multi-class corporations are additive totals of each class.
For a corporation, there is a required Annual Report filing fee of $50.00 due on March 1st, plus a tax based upon the lower of the following two calculation methods. The Delaware Franchise Tax Notice uses the Authorized Shares Method by default. However, if you have more shares than the minimum, sometimes the Assumed Par Value method may result in a considerably lower Franchise Tax. This alternative method requires that you file a statement setting forth the amount of total gross assets of the corporation.
Authorized Shares Method
5000 shares or less (minimum tax) - $75.00
5001 – 10,000 shares - $150.00
Each additional 10,000 shares, or portion thereof add - $75.00
Maximum Annual Tax is - $180,000.00
Example: A corporation has authorized the issue 5000 shares – the total fee will be $125.00 ($75.00 tax and the $50.00 filing fee). The same fee would apply if the company authorized the issue only 100 shares. Another example would be a company which authorized 10,500 shares – the total fee will be $275.00 ($150.00 + $75.00 tax plus the $50.00 filing fee).
Assumed Par Value Capital Method
Delaware Division of Corporations states: To use this method, you must give figures for all issued shares (including treasury shares) and total gross assets in the spaces provided in your Annual Franchise Tax Report. Total Gross Assets shall be those "total assets" reported on the IRS Form 1120, Schedule L (Federal Corporation Tax Return) relative to the company's fiscal year ending the calendar year of the report. The tax rate under this method is $350.00 per million or portion of a million. If the assumed par value capital is less than $1,000,000, the tax is calculated by dividing the assumed par value capital by $1,000,000 then multiplying that result by $350.00.
Total Gross Assets shall be those Total Assets reported on IRS Form 1120 Schedule L. (part of the IRS Corporation income tax return).
> Total Gross Assets divided by Issued Shares carrying to six decimal places = Assets per Share.
> Assets per Share must be greater than stated par value.
> Assets per Share times Authorized Shares = Assumed Par Value Capital.
> Round to next million and multiply $350.00 per million to calculate tax.
Example: Assume your corporation has 1,000,000 authorized shares at $1.00 par value. However, the corporation has only issued 450,000 shares and has total gross assets of $1,200,000.00.
> The Total Gross Assets divided by Issued Shares – $1,200,000 / 450,000 = 2.666666
> 2.666666 is more than stated par value, so multiply 2.666666 times the authorized shares of 1,000,000 = 2,666,666
> So 2,666,666 is assumed par value capital.
> Since this amount is above 2 then round up to the next million which is 3. 3 times the tax rate of $350.00 per million = $1,050
Please Note
The above is a simple calculation and does not take into consideration an amendment changing your authorized amount of capital stock or par value during the year, or multiple class stock. Also, starting with 2009 the filing fee has increased to $50. If you have any questions or difficulties with preparing your annual report and/or paying your annual franchise tax, please Contact us. As your Delaware Registered Agent we will be pleased to help.


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What is vRealize Automation ?
Organizations can use VMware vRealize ™ Automation to deliver services to their lines of business.
vRealize Automation provides a secure portal where authorized administrators, developers or business users can request new IT services and manage specific cloud and IT resources, while ensuring compliance with business policies. Requests for IT service, including infrastructure, applications, desktops, and many others, are processed through a common service catalog to provide a consistent user experience.
You can improve cost control by using vRealize Automation to monitor resource and capacity usage. For further cost control management, you can integrate vRealize Business Advanced or Enterprise Edition with your vRealize Automation instance to expose the cost of cloud and virtual machine resources, and help you better manage capacity, cost, and efficiency
Enhanced Cloud Support for vCloud Air and AWS
•Software component authoring for vCloud Air, vCloud Director, and Amazon AWS
•Simplified blueprint authoring for vCloud Air and vCloud Director
•Improved vCloud Air endpoint configuration:
•First class endpoint with URL: https://vca.vmware.com
•Single endpoint for all resources under the same account (subscription or on-demand)
•Optional proxy configuration
•Multi-tenancy support for custom property and property group (formerly build profiles)
•Business group managers can add managers, support roles, or users to their groups
•Assign approvals to software and machine components, which will be assessed when the catalog item is requested
•Dynamically assign approvals to the manager of the user
•Deletion of inactive approvals
•Entitlements can be more specific on catalog item and their actions
•Use vRealize Orchestrator workflows to subscribe any events triggered by any of the following events:
•IaaS life cycle state and entity changes
•Business groups management operations
•Approval policy and pre- or post-approval actions
•Blueprint operations
•Other system operations
•Support custom events
•Support blocking and non-blocking subscriptions
•Provide administrative user interface for extensibility configurations
•Obsolete .NET based lifecycle callouts and provide upgrade proof extensibility and configurations
•Content management (import and export blueprints between instances or tenants in vRealize Automation 7.0)
•Existing functionality updated for vRealize Automation 7.0 APIs
•Unified location in vRealize Business to define flexible pricing policies for:
•Infrastructure resource, machine, and application blueprints
•All type of endpoints in vRealize Automation
•Any operational cost, one time cost and cost on custom properties
•Role-based showback reports in vRealize Business
•Fully leverage new features in vRealize Business
•Introduce vRealize Orchestrator Control Center for easy monitoring and troubleshooting
•Centralized Server administration and easy cluster setup
•Workflow troubleshooting and enhanced log monitoring
•Significant Smart Client improvements including Workflow tagging UI, Client reconnect options and enhanced search capabilities
•vSphere 6.X vAPI endpoint support providing graphical debugging of plug-ins and embedded Code development support
•Customizable columns in the table for a given type of custom resource defined in XaaS
•Accept a mix of license input, including vRealize Suite, vCloud Suite, and vRealize Automation Standalone
•Improved stability, quality, and performance
Overview The following is an overview of current compatibility between the offerings of the VMware vRealize Automation. Information for unreleased products is subject to change
This information center describes how to install, configure, and leverage VMware vRealize Automation features to meet your business needs.
New vRealize Automation features and innovations required several platform-level enhancements. As a result, certain upgrade scenarios will require additional assistance. To ensure the best possible upgrade experience, it is recommended that you visit the vRealize Automation Upgrade Assistance webpage before you begin the upgrade process.
vRealize Automation 7.1 Release -Build 4270058
What is new in VRA 7.1
The vRealize Automation 7.1 release includes resolved issues and the following changes.
•Streamlined installation process using a silent installer.
•Agent and prerequisite command line interface.
•Migration tool to move data from a source vRealize Automation 6.2.x environment to a fresh vRealize Automation 7.1 environment while preserving the source environment.
•IPAM integration framework with ability to deploy machines and applications with automated assignment of IP addresses from leading IP address management systems, with the first integration with Infoblox.
•Integrated support for Active Directory policies.
•Custom property dictionary controls to improve property definitions and vRealize Orchestrator actions.
•Reconfigure life-cycle events by means of event broker workflow subscriptions.
•Additional vSphere provisioning options and data collection improvements.
•Ability to manually conduct horizontal scale in and scale out of application environments deployed by vRealize Automation, including the automatic update of dependent components.
•Customizable message of the day portlet available on the home page.
•Additional information and filter options on the Items page.
•Discontinued support for PostgreSQL external database.
Systems Requirements
Operating Systems, Databases, and Web Servers Supported Requirements.
In this demonstration we will only review and perform – VRA 7.X –Deploy a proof of concept (PoC) or development environment with a basic topology.
Depending on your deployment requirements, you can install and configure vRealize Automation components by using the rainpole installation scenario, the Installation Wizard, or through the management console.
Choose a minimal installation to deploy a proof of concept (PoC) or development environment with a basic topology. Choose an enterprise installation to deploy a production environment with the topology best suited to your organizational needs.
Prerequisite Installation Steps.
- Host Names and IP Addresses
- Hardware and Virtual Machine Requirements
- Browser Considerations
- Password Considerations
- Windows Server Requirements
- vRealize Automation Port Requirements
- User Accounts and Credentials Required for Installation
- Security
- Time Synchronization
VRA 7 Version Release Notes reference.
VRA 7.X Version
VRA 7 Support Matrix
Deployment Image Methods Support
Guest OS Versions:
VRA 7 Infra Support Matrix
I. Express Installation Steps
"Express Minimal deployment" Installation
◾A IAAS Management Server running on a supported version of Windows Server- 2008 or 2012,
To prepare for installation of the vRealize Automation Center server virtual machine you must first build a Windows Server with the following Prerequisites.
- Verify that the virtual machine is configured with the following hardware and software:
- 2 vCPUs or more.
- 4GB RAM or more.
- 30GB disk space or more. VMware recommends creating a separate partition for use by the virtual machine.
- Windows Server 2012 R2 virtual machine, with the most current updates.
- Static IP address.
- Verify that the vRealize Automation Center Server is joined to a domain.
- Create a domain user account (for example, vrasrvacc) in Active Directory.
- Log in to the vRealize Automation Center Server as administrator.
Add the vrasrvacc account to the local administrators group.
Installation Prerequisites of vRealize Automation Center Database Server
To verify the prerequisites for installation of vRealize Automation Center database server
- Log in to the Microsoft SQL server with local administrator privileges.
Configure MSDTC and start the service if it is not already running, as follows:
- Open Component Services from Administrative Tools.
- Expand Component Services > Computers > My Computer > Distributed Transaction Coordinator.
- Right-click Local DTC and select Properties.
- Click the Security tab.
- Select Network DTC Access.
- Select Allow Remote Clients.
- Select Allow Inbound and Allows Outbound.
Select Mutual Authentication Required.
- Click Apply
- In the warning message dialog box stating that the MSDTC service will be stopped and restarted, click Yes.
- Click OK in the MSDTC service has been restarted dialog box.
Configure the database TCP/IP protocol as follows:
- For Sql 2008: Click Start > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2.
- For SQL 2012: Start > Microsoft SQL Server 2012
- Click Configuration Tools.
- Open SQL Server Configuration Manager.
- Select SQL Server Network Configuration.
Select Protocols for MSSQLSERVER.
- Right-click TCP/IP and select Enable (if it is not already enabled).
- Close SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Configure the database credentials as follows:
- Open SQL Server Management Studio.
- On the Connect to Server screen, type the SQL Administrator credentials and click Connect.
Add the vrasrvacc account to the logins.
- Security > Logins
- Right click on Logins and choose New Login
- Select Windows Authentication and click on Search to search for Service account
- Make sure to change the Locations to the domain and click on OK
- Security > Logins
Add the vrasrvacc account to the sysadmin role so that it can create the database and alter its size.
- Click on Server Roles
- Check Sysadmin and click on OK
- If you are using SQL Server Express, set the SQL Server Browsing service to automatic, and start it.
- Make sure to turn off all firewall settings on the SQL server
1.Download VRA 7 OVA file from VMware Download
2.Deploy OVF Template from a share or URL location=Click Next.
3. End User License Agreement- Click Accept and Next.
4. Input Name of VRA Appliance and Location to deploy to.
For example, name will be VRA7 and Inventory Location. PDX- Datacenter location.
5. Host and Cluster- For example, PDX datacenter and IAAS Cluster -Click Next.
6. Select Datastore location to deploy VRA 7 to.
7. Select Disk Format- Click Next.
-think provision(for this installation demo)
5.Set VRA Configuration*initial root password •If we want SSH access
•The Hostname
•Default Gateway
•DNS name
•IP details…..
6.Summary of Configuration-confirm your configuration.
Keep default- Power on after deployment. -Click Finish
If you need to change any of the configuration, just click back.
7. VRA 7 Progress screen- % completion status.
II. Configuration and Setup Steps
A. VRA Appliance Pre-Installation
*Post of VRA 7 deployment Appliance(previous steps-deploying VRA Applicance)
1.Open Web Browser and Navigate to the https://<IP address of VRA 7 appliance>:Port number 5480, For example: https://192.168.2.34:5480
2.login as user "root" with the password you set during the appliance deployment.
2.Once you login a new window open and select -next" to begin configuration.
3. Scroll Down and lick Check Box – Accept the End User License Agreement and select "Next".
4. Choice Installation Model- "Minimal Installation Option: Specific for For Proof Of Concept.)
By default the check box.-Install Infrastructure as a Service -and Click Next.
*Enterprise Installation Option is for Production – HA and Distributed Landscape*
5. Next Screen will provide instruction –
Installation Prerequisites
Before proceeding with the installation, make sure that you have set up the IaaS hosts to use in your installation. The Discovered Hosts table tells you which hosts are configured for vRealize Automation.
6. Download IAAS Management Agent to be install on IAAS Windows Server. For example, in the prerequisite requirements section had mentioned , a IAAS Managment server running on a support Windows Server.
Click on download link and download IAAS Management Agent to IAAS Management Server host.
For example copy vCAC-IaaSManagementAgent-Setup file to a network share or directly to IAAS Management Windows Server Host.
7. Install IAAS Management Agent on IAAS Management Windows Server.
*Before starting installation IAAS Management Agent. make sure to setup server to use NTP time services on the server.
a. Launch the "vCAC-IaaSManagementAgent-Setup" file on your server.
b. Click Next to begin IAAS Management Agent Installation.
c. Click Check Box To Accept EUL- End User License Agreement and Next.
d. Keep Destination Folder as Default "C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\vCAC\Management Agent\" and Click Next.
e. Input the FQDN VRA 7 Applicance URL.. https://vra address : port number 5480.
(*please note the load of the Management Site Service Certificate SHA1 Fingerprint will failed.)
VRA Applicance Address:
Root Username
Click on Load pull down Management Site Service Certificate SHA1 FingerPrint.
Once all values populated. The next bottom will be available. -Click Next.
f. The screen input domain account has IAAS Management administrative rights permissions – I.E.
Domain\account and Click Next.
g. You will see IAAS Managment Agent Installation Status .
h. The VRA Management Agent installation complete- Click Finish.
This should complete VRA Management Agent.
i. Go back to VRA Applicance https://vra FQDN or IP Address : Port 5480.
https://vr7.mvp.local:5480 – Log in as Root user ID.
To validate VRA Application can see the newly VRA Management Agent installation on IAAS Management Server.
Once log into th eVRA Applicance –go to Cluster Tab to view if newly VRA Management Agent is available. For example, as you see the MVP-IAAS.MVP.LOCAL machine FQDN.
SSH into the VRA7 to vRA 7.0 Reinitiate Installation Wizard
1.Change directory to the /usr/sbin/
2. Run the follow command to start the Installation-Wizard Activate.
./vcac-vami installation-wizard activate
3. Type yes with prompt -Are you sure?
Below is an example of the ssh session into VRA 7. B. Log back into the VRA7 Appliance to initiate Installation Wizard. This process will ensure the abilities to validate all VRA prerequisite requirements.
C.Click Next to iniitate VRA7 Installation Prerequisites
D. You will see if newly IAAS management is showing under Discovered Host per IAAS Agent Installation section above.-Click Next.
E. vRealize Automation Host. Keep Default – Resolve Automatically.
F. SSO Configuration -Input the Administrator and Click Next.
G. Input DNS alias or FQDN of the IAAS Web Server and Click Next.
Below are the values need to be set.
- Keep default – Install IaaS Components on -Auto populate with IAAS host name.
- Input Username- Domain\userid
- Password:xxxxxx
- Database Security Passphrase.xxxxx
H. MS SQL Server- Create or Use Existing -and Click Next.
Input the follow values:
- Server Name::(MS SQL Server Host Name)
- Database name:<VRA default name or create your own>
- Checkbox- Default settings
- Checkbox-Windows Authentications.
the database name and the authentication type to be used. Please also note that if you haven't already you need to make sure that the MSDTC configuration on the SQL server is properly configured under Component Services –> Distributed Transaction Coordinator. When finished select "Next" to continue. (Note you can also use the validate button to validate the configuration at this point.)
J, Distributed Execution Managers- Configuration-
*should see the IAAS Host: mvp Instance Name: DEM, Username, Password,Instance Description, and Installation Path.
K. Agent Configuration- Deployment agents to IAAS Management System Endpoints -Vcenter.- and Click Next.
*You should see above value auto populated.
L. vRA Certificate Configuration. There are a couple options to configure certificate create or generate self signed certificates. Below demo- Generate Certificate –
Input the required Certificate Value, and Click Save Generate Certificate.–>Click Next.
- Common Name: VRA7 Host name reference.
- Organization: i. e.MVP
- Organization Unit: i.e VMS
- Country Code: US
*serial, Fingerprint, validate since valid to will populated..
N. Web Certificate. This certificate is for Action Menu.
Input the required or Select Use Existing Certificate Value and Click Save Generate Certificate–>Click Next.
Common Name: VRA7 Host name reference.
- Organization: i. e.MVP
- Organization Unit: i.e VMS
- Country Code: US
*serial, Fingerprint, validate since valid to will populated..
M. Manager Service Certificate, The previous certificate will be used for the Manager Service Certificate,
O. Validation – The validation process will take about 10 to 30 minutes. Click Validate to trigger the validation.
Validation Successful. Click Next.
Create Snapshot of VRA Appliance.
Installation Details -Step – Click Install.
Retry Failed* button allows retrying of single or multiple failed commands. Depending on reason for failure some commands could not be retried.If retry failed is enabled you can retry the failed command without the need to revert to snapshots.
Retry All IaaS* button retries all installation commands for IaaS components only. All IaaS servers must be reverted to the snapshots created on the snapshot page before the installation is retried. The Microsoft® SQL database needs to be deleted if you are using an external SQL server.
The installation process can take between 30 minutes and two hours. Click Install to trigger the installation.
*Once the Validation completed – Click Next.


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Welcome to FOMS
FOMS offers professional, skilled and reliable forest harvesting and marketing services to private forest owners across the North Island of New Zealand.
From harvest planning & forest road construction to harvesting, Log transport , marketing and sales, we work with you for the best result.
To maximise the returns private forest owners receive from the harvest of their trees, skilled harvesting and marketing are required. Effective planning well ahead of the harvesting operation is essential to ensure these returns and can only be achieved by maximizing efficiency in the following areas:
- Harvest Planning
- Effective Management with a focus on H&S, cost control and log value recovery
- Harvesting
- Log Cartage
- Log marketing & sales
FOMS are committed to industry incident reduction and improved H&S Performance. We are a part of the industry lead safety initiatives run by the Forest Industry Safety Council (FISC) and Safetree.
FOMS also has a commitment to continuous improvement in workplace health and safety and this is recognised by the Tertiary Standard ACC Workplace Safety Management Practices Certificate since January 2016.
All land owners should take a look (click the link) at this article to understand the value in employing professionals like FOMS to manage H&S Risk for clients.
The FOMS team believe we are the right choice for forest owners who are looking to maximise returns on their forest investment.


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I was so excited when Sustainable Seed Company sent Nelly and I their Poultry Package and new Happy Hen Nest Box! I was intrigued when they explained to me that their Poultry Package is designed to allow people to grow their own poultry feed. I've never given a thought that growing my own feed was something I could do!
Located in Chico, California, Sustainable Feed Company is a family owned company that provides gardeners with over 1,875 varieties of organic and heirloom seeds. They offer the largest variety available, which makes them the best source for Certified Organic Heirloom seed!
So what's in this Poultry Package?
The Poultry Package contains the following:
4 oz of Reid's Yellow Dent Corn
2 oz of Grain Sorghum
6 grams of Ford Hook Chard
4 grams of Connecticut Field Pumpkins
4 oz of White Proso Millet
4 oz of Peas
2 oz of Oats
1 oz of Flax
1 pkg of Tobacco
Sustainable Seed Company also sent me their new Happy Hen Nesting Box. What makes this nest box so special? It is made here in the USA by a nonprofit that gives jobs and life skill opportunities to adults with disabilities. The box is beautiful and well-crafted, but to be honest, I really don't have the space for it in my small coop. However, when my family and I entertain guests in our backyard, our hens spend quite a bit of time in our side yard away from their coop so this nesting box will be perfect in that location just in case they get the urge to lay!
If you are interested in growing your own feed you can purchase a Poultry Package for $28.99.
Purchase a Happy Hen Nesting Box for $16.99.
Cheers and Happy Planting!


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As blacks from Baltimore and other parts of the country riot in response to Freddie Gray's April 19 death following his arrest on the 12th, The Atlantic reports that blacks increasingly "experience the police not as benevolent defenders of the peace but as an arbitrary menace."
In fact, they suggest that black citizens view police "as more likely to violate a citizen's rights than preserve them."
Ironically, The Atlantic is the first to admit that no evidence of police brutality against Gray has been presented. They report: "The police say Gray didn't resist arrest and that officers didn't use force, which seems to be mostly corroborated by video shot by bystanders."
However, they couple this admission with a not-so-veiled criticism, saying, "Baltimore authorities say they're investigating how the 25-year-old was hurt—a somewhat perverse notion, given that it was while he was in police custody, and hidden from public view, that he apparently suffered injury." And they follow this by calling into question why Gray was arrested "in the first place."
They use the "lack of evidence" in the Gray case as a segue to discuss the seeming mounds of evidence in other cases, such as the video evidence in South Carolina, where Walter Scott was seen running away from Officer Michael Slager before allegedly being shot to death. And they cite an April 2 incident in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where a sheriff's deputy claimed to be reaching for a taser when he allegedly grabbed a pistol instead and shot and killed Eric Harris—a black man.
In total, by the time the article approaches conclusion, The Atlantic has admitted there is no evidence of police brutality in this case, but this admission was followed by such pronounced examples of alleged brutality that readers can easily lose track of where brutality may have been an issue and where it was not.
Then The Atlantic then suggests:
The obvious tie between the Gray and Scott cases, though, is that in both incidents police apprehended black men under questionable circumstances—Scott for a busted tail light, Gray for, well, it's unclear. In both cases, the black community feels its members were unfairly targeted by the local police.
Follow AWR Hawkins on Twitter @AWRHawkins. Reach him directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Act 101/Success 101
Center for Student Success Directory
Early Success Program
Faculty/Staff Forms
First-Year Seminar Program
New Student Orientation
Leadership & Professional Development
Services for Students with Disabilities
SSD Overview
Test Center
Prospective and Current Students
The Tutoring Center
Contact Information:
Grace Novacek
SSD Coordinator
Nicholson Center, Office #280
412-397-6884 Phone
Grace Novacek
SSD Coordinator
Nicholson Center, Office #280
412-397-6884 Phone
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) welcomes you to Robert Morris University!
SSD connects qualified students with necessary accommodations and resources to have an equal access to their education. Accommodations for students fall over six categories at RMU: academic, classroom, housing, dining, transportation assistance, and temporary.
On our website, you will be able to learn more about the process for students to request reasonable accommodations, our Test Center and testing accommodations provided and other community and RMU resources for students, parents, faculty, and staff.
The Center for Student Success, SSD, and all of Student Life care personally about each student's story and we are so excited to help you navigate your way through your journey here at RMU.
To register with our office and to learn more about the process of receiving accommodations at RMU, please click the link below:
Prospective & Current Students
SSD is located within the Center for Student Success in the Nicholson Center, by the Office of Student Life.
Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-397-6884.
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It is often thought that increasing indoor marijuana is complicated and confusing, only available to a few experts. Nothing is further from the truth, to cultivate our favorite cannabis strains indoors, we should just be clear about some simple concepts and be constant.
In this post, we want to explain quickly and just how to prepare an indoor cannabis culture, for which we must focus on the three fundamental aspects: ventilation, lighting and nutrition/substrate. If we have these three elements under control and we correctly choose the varieties that we are going to cultivate, indoor cultivation will be something simple and almost mechanical, although if we neglect any of them, the yield and quality of our plants will be severely reduced.
Throughout the post, we will use the example of a culture cabinet measuring 1.20 x 1.20 meters and 2 meters high. In the market, we find plenty of models of culture cabinets, so it will not be difficult to get a cabinet with the right measures for our space. Thanks to them we can better control the temperature and humidity, and thus we will keep our plants away from external sources of light since cannabis needs periods of total uninterrupted darkness to flower properly.
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Thanks to it our plants can grow and flourish properly. The lighting equipment usually consists of ballast, reflector and light bulb. Typically, fewer watts and white light are used for growth, while during the flowering period bulbs of higher power and orange color are used.
The ballasts (reactant) are necessary for the correct ignition and operation of the bulbs and can be electromagnetic or digital. The LED, CFL, and fluorescent equipment usually have the ballast incorporated in the same system, while the HPS and HM bulbs take it apart.
As for the reflectors, we also find a wide range in the market; from the simplest to glasses air cooler (Cool Tube). Its function is to reflect the light on the plants so that their design and manufacturing material has a direct relationship with the quantity and dispersion of the reflected light.
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Since President-Elect Donald Trump announced his pick for Secretary of Transportation, Elaine Chao, last month, transportation experts and advocates are examining her history to determine what her priorities might be as Secretary and what programs she might help bolster - and which ones she might leave behind.
Of course, since Trump has talked a lot about the need to invest in our national infrastructure, much of the analysis thus far has concentrated on how she might help get a trillion-dollar infrastructure package passed through Congress. However, I want to write about how she might help maritime infrastructure in particular, given that she has served as deputy administrator of the Maritime Administration and as chair of the Federal Maritime Commission. While I was in graduate school, my capstone project involved recommending port performance metrics for the Maritime Administration (to help evaluate the efficacy of federal funding given to ports), so this is something that continues to interest me.
Housed within the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Maritime Administration "promotes the use of waterborne transportation and its seamless integration with other segments of the transportation system," including ports, rail links, and last-mile connectors (think of the highways and roads that lead into maritime ports). It runs a variety of programs that seek those ends, such as the StrongPorts program which provides expertise on port financing and infrastructure.
The Federal Maritime Commission, on the other hand, is more of a regulatory body, and as such works to "foster a fair, efficient and reliable international ocean transportation system and to protect the public from unfair and deceptive practices." The Commission monitors agreements among ocean common carriers and marine terminal operators to ensure the agreements don't result in substantial increases in transportation costs or reductions in services, and monitors carriers' rates, charges, and rules to ensure they are reasonable.
That's where Secretary Chao could come in. If she believes strongly in investing more in our nation's ports, she could work with Senate leaders to ensure that an infrastructure package includes funding specifically for maritime transportation.
The money would go to good use: ports support millions of jobs throughout the supply chain and can catalyze major economic development in their regions. Stronger ports help increase import and export opportunities for our nation's businesses - so when our ports improve their operations, our businesses can plan to expand theirs. And with the rise of mega-ships and ocean carrier alliances, our ports are more strained than ever, moving more cargo in shorter timeframes and smaller spaces.
However, the U.S. DOT and Maritime Administration have started creating other opportunities for U.S. ports to get assistance. The Maritime Administration recently awarded nearly $5 million to six different Marine Highway projects spanning 17 states. Marine Highway projects are those that expand the use of navigable waterways to relieve landside congestion and provide other public benefits (such as reduced air emissions). Many of these projects are for container on barge services - those that move containerized freight via waterway thus taking them off our roads and highways to reduce congestion - but there's also money in there for a commuter ferry service between DC and Northern Virginia.
Secretary Chao could continue this trend of giving more federal funding to port and maritime infrastructure improvements. But does she want to? In her questionnaire to the Senate Commerce Committee, Chao wrote that "With or without a new infusion of funds, it is necessary to look at the existing processes for infrastructure development and find more efficient ways to address bottlenecks in planning and permitting." It isn't apparent yet whether this statement (particularly "with or without a new infusion of funds") is a general philosophy, or is meant to throw cold water on Trump's grand-scale infrastructure plans.
She also says that "given the nation's need to improve critical infrastructure, it is important to find ways to expedite the process of making repairs and building new constructions and decreasing the regulatory burdens when appropriate." This could, if she wants it to, apply to large port projects like dredging and river widening to help our ports accommodate those mega-ships.
There's still a lot to learn about Secretary-designate Elaine Chao and what her priorities would be as Secretary of Transportation. We'll likely learn more when the Senate Commerce Committee holds its hearing on her nomination - and until then, we can only speculate. But based on her history as someone who held several high-ranking jobs within the maritime transportation space, I think it's likely she's aware of the unique challenges our nation's ports are facing and recognizes that federal investment for these major drivers of economic development could help meet those challenges.


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Like satellite broadband, broadband wireless access (BWA) enables you to connect to the Internet without the need for hard-wired DSL or cable connections. Unlike satellite broadband (which can beam almost anywhere in the United States), BWA requires you to be within 35 miles of a transmitting tower connect.
Like most other broadband technologies, wireless broadband is an "always on" connection. Typical connection speeds range between 512Kbps and 1.5Mbps downstream, with upstream speed in the neighborhood of 256Kbps.


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Top 22 - 2017: Butler's Trey Sanders
VANDALIA -- Butler wide receiver Trey Sanders has had a knack for making the big play his first two seasons at the varsity level.
He's averaged 21.2 yards per catch between his sophomore and junior seasons.
Not only has Sanders hauled in 15 touchdown passes over that span but he's returned two kickoffs for touchdowns too.
In 2016 Sanders twice earned FOX 45's Play of the Week honor. After returning two kickoffs for touchdowns against Wilmington he was named FOX 45's Player of the Week.
Now a senior Sanders is hoping to help push the Aviators back to the postseason.
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Gov. Gina Raimondo is proposing that the state spend $1.5 million on rate hikes for child care workers.
She discussed her fiscal 2019 budget proposal for state-subsidized day care operators, many of whom work at home, Wednesday in Providence.
Raimondo wants a tiered reimbursement model that allocates higher rates for higher-quality programs. Less than 10 percent of providers have high ratings.
The Providence Journal reports the increases would benefit child care workers represented by the Service Employees International Union, who are in contract negotiations with the state. Reimbursement rates currently range from $170 a week for full-time care for an infant or toddler in a licensed private home to $194 in a day care center.
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Well hey and howdy folks! It's been awful quiet around here, hasn't it?
Small Wonder :: Back Porch Playin'
- May 6, 2009 at 4:53 am
oh, don't we all need to do this every so often? by which i refer to both the slowing down and simmering and the uno playing. i used to play uno with my gram all the time as a kid. that and tiddlywinks. thanks for the memory and making me smile (as usual, when you're not making me cry). so glad you had that time….
- May 6, 2009 at 4:55 am
it brings me back to what I used to do at my great grandmother's house… coloring pages, sneaking homemade noodles while they were raw… fun stuff!
- May 6, 2009 at 5:58 am
So amazingly sweet! Enjoy your blogging break…I'm just coming off of mine and def. feel renewed and ready to dive into the blog again!
- May 6, 2009 at 6:01 am
Oh, I remember UNO at my grandparents' house, too! We'd all sit around their big dining table and play together – adults and kids alike, sometimes as many as ten of us getting in on the action. Good times 🙂
- May 6, 2009 at 7:28 am
For my boys it's the front porch & Yahtzee 🙂
Thanks for sharing & helping me take a deep breath too!
- May 6, 2009 at 7:30 am
Welcome back! Glad you had a happy rest. I'm ready for some quiet time in the woods. We have to wait a little longer, though. Our weather isn't quite ready to let us go into the mountains. In the meantime, we're watching our garden grow, peeking in on our nest of baby robins' eggs (there are 5 beautiful blue eggs!) and waiting for those butterflies to come… In toher words, we're loving up the little moments we are getting outdoors.
- May 6, 2009 at 7:31 am
I love the idea of playing cards on the porch.
- May 6, 2009 at 8:46 am
So glad you're back! I missed you! (your blog at least)
- May 6, 2009 at 9:33 am
Uno & ice cream is a wonderful combo. I used to play with my Granny, and even let her use blue when the color was actually green (her eye sight wasn't the best, and this was one of my first lessons in the true meaning of playing fair). It was wonderful. Thanks for awakening the memory!
- May 6, 2009 at 10:11 am
Maybr I need a blog break too! I haven't felt very inspired lately yet feel guilty for neglecting things. Hmmm…might have to give it a try. Thanks for the idea and enjoy your break!
- May 6, 2009 at 10:30 am
I think you are very wise to slow down and savor. A woman I teach with told me years ago that we have to be our own gatekeepers. The world, our students, our jobs, our home, our church, our friends, our world…. All will ask more and more of us. No one else can be our gatekeeper. We have to do it for ourselves. Over the years, I've found that she is exactly right. We have to take care of ourselves so that we can take care of all the others in our lives. So. While I will miss your words, I am so glad to hear this from you. Take care.
- May 6, 2009 at 11:36 am
you are a beautiful blogging soul and i appreciate your posts whenever they show up. the photo of your little men playing uno, as you used to do, mugs of ice cream at hand is pure magic. thank you, as ever, for sharing what gleams for you in this space.
- May 6, 2009 at 11:46 am
What a fabulous reminder to all of us moms who are rushing through the month of May to get to summer break! Thank you for that wonderful "slow-down and savor the moment" post. I am thankful for the little things too, but if we are rushing to fast all of the little things seem only like a blur! I will enjoy slowing down with you. Thank you for the inspiration. You are a blessing.
- May 6, 2009 at 12:54 pm
Sounds wonderful!
- May 6, 2009 at 5:46 pm
Great idea to slow down and let some things go during a busy season. Sometimes it's hard to do but so worth it!
- May 6, 2009 at 8:59 pm
Love that pic! Memories!
Enjoy your time of simmering. Kinda sounds like a spa treatment!
- May 7, 2009 at 6:33 am
I have a grandmother in law that I feel that way about. She makes the best sweet tea ever! She worked in a nightgown factory her whole life. She's an excellent seamstress. She loves to make my kids cute patchwork clothes and skirts. I'm hoping to learn some of her skills. She keeps life simple and finds joy in the little things. I love to listen to her stories to help get my head on straight and get a new perspective.
- May 7, 2009 at 7:28 am
Ha! While you were sneaking noodles, I was sneaking biscuits!
- May 7, 2009 at 7:29 am
Thanks! And welcome back!
- May 7, 2009 at 7:30 am
Oh my goodness! A robin's nest? That is too too cool!
- May 7, 2009 at 7:31 am
Aw… that is so sweet! We need some work on that whole "playing fair" bit around here. I have one guy that is SO super competitive. He can't play a game against ANYONE, even folks he loves, without wanting to grind his opponent into the dust.
- May 7, 2009 at 7:32 am
Gatekeeper… I like that so much.
There are so many good things to say yes to, that it can be so hard to say no!
I think it will do us good to take it easy for a bit though. Thank you so much for your encouragement!
- May 7, 2009 at 7:33 am
aw… my soul is blushing a little 🙂
- May 7, 2009 at 7:34 am
Oooooh a spa treatment! I like the sound of that!
- May 7, 2009 at 7:35 am
There's just nothing at all like a Granny to put it in perspective is there? I always come away from mine feeling like I need to take a breath more often and opt out of all the silly running around and worrying I get myself into.
- May 7, 2009 at 9:03 am
Anything done on the back porch is good in my book. We love to spread the comfy blankets and curl up for an outdoor movie on the weekends (only on our laptop, as we just can't seem to spring for a projector:))….and with my grandma, it was always Crazy 8's on the back porch after dinner, with fresh whipped cream topping strawberry shortcakes when the season was right. Still one of my favorite memories ever. On one of the blogs I write for I did a little photo-a-day manifesto of sorts to get me through part of the cold and dark month that is February….you can find it here:
and I can tell you, it was hugely inspiring within our home and really sweet for me to slow down, not say much, and just focus on being present (more in my immediate life, not on the computer). By the way, the Magnifying Glass is just swell. Love that Louv's work is taking off around the country in such cool, cool ways.
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Event: Edinburgh 09/10/2012: Single Page Application Development with backbone.js and Simple.Web
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Scottish Developers are pleased to announce that Chris Canal will be speaking at Microsoft's Edinburgh office on the 9th of October 2012!
With the rise of smarter browser, single page applications are becoming more popular. In this session we will look at creating a full client side application with and without backbone.js, and use Simple.Web to run the server-side part of the application.
A lightweight, object-oriented (Model-View-Handler) framework for modern web development in .NET
Simple.Web Design Goals
- Keep it simple;
- It should be ridiculously easy to do TDD and/or BDD;
- Support asynchronous, non-blocking handling of requests;
- Make it easy to build a proper RESTful, hypermedia-driven application and services, including supporting content-type negotiation for all requests, including HTML;
- Be really open and extensible, because if people can write plug-ins and add-ons easily, I don't have to build all that stuff in.
Backbone.js gives structure to web applications by providing models with key-value binding and custom events, collections with a rich API of enumerable functions, views with declarative event handling, and connects it all to your existing API over a RESTful JSON interface.
Please register for this free event here.
About the speaker
Chris has worked at a Web Developer for the past 7 years. Starting with procedural languages like ASP and PHP, he quickly moved onto the .NET Platform when first released. A great believer is continual–improvement, Chris is constantly looking for new technologies, tools and methodologies that will help in creating robust and maintainable software applications.
Chris currently works at StormId as a Senior Developer and Mentor, as well as trying to keep his manager from doing something crazy.


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Once you get the coveted top spot on major search engines, is your work done? Sadly, no. But there's good news, too!
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QUESTION: (Rhonda) I am having problems changing the font size of my H1text. Is this very important? If so, how do I go about changing it?
Changing the text and/or style of an H1 tag is simple in CSS. It does not affect anything other than how the visitor sees it though (i.e., if you use a large font, it means nothing more than a smaller font, in SEO terms or how Google sees it).
You can change the H1 tag locally or in the CSS definition file.
If you want to change all of the H1 tag settings in your entire website, you would do this in the CSS file:
h1 {
font-size: 24px;
You would use the h1 tag as you normally would:

This is my H1 tag

You can define a class in the CSS file which allows you to define your new style whenever you wish anywhere on the site:
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You would add this class to your h1 tag, when you wish it:

This is my H1 Tag

* Remember to add the "." when defining it in the CSS to classify it as a class.
Finally, you can do it locally using a style attribute (without the CSS file):

This is my H1 Tag

All of the above do the exact same thing. Their use is based on how often you use the style and how you want it defined (whether globally or locally).
Also, remember you can add other styles to the same definition (like color):

This is my H1 Tag that is Red and 24px high

I find that being able to change the styles of my text for header and other standard tags to be quite invaluable! Knowing a little bit of CSS can go a long way. Give this a try!
The easiest thing to try first is the local definition using the style attribute. If this is working for you, consider creating or editing your own CSS file!
Good luck! cheers…matt
My name is Matthew Bredel and as of March, 2007, I am a full-time, work-at-home internet marketer. For close to 10 years, I worked for a defense company which was an OK job, but I was so uninspired in life and frankly, I needed some more money. That is when I first discovered internet marketing! Now I admit that I didn't start making thousands in my first couple of months (in fact, I lost my shirt!), but I finally saw the "internet light"...
Once you get the coveted top spot on major search engines, is your work done? Sadly, no. But there's good news, too!
Most people just starting out creating a website get caught up with meta-tags. It is an easy place to put information about yourself, your website, your products…but really, who is reading this stuff? In most cases, NOBODY…except your competitors!
Having links pointed to your money- making website can be a very good thing. But not all links are created equally.
Gurus, Gurus, everywhere and they are starting to become their own institution. Is this good for internet marketing? Will I continue to support it? (and frankly, should I care???)
I've never given away a bonus as big as this one! Tomorrow (May 19th) is Eben Pagan's launch of the Guru Mastermind Home Study Course and here is my bonus!
Now that we have created our information products, how are we going to sell and deliver it to our clients? Sounds technical and expensive, but luckily there are many pre-made options out there to get your information product up into the marketplace in no time at all!
There are about a zillion reports, e-books, and articles out there telling you how to optimize for maximum traffic from Google and the information is constantly changing but one thing that remains a constant is…
OK, so we know that information products are "Good" (AND PROFITABLE!), but how the heck am I going to create one? I am no expert and no writer! Help! (That's where I come in!)
In part 2, we define WHAT information products are and the potential money generating power they can generate for you online.
Selling products online is one of the most profitable ventures. But what do you sell? Should I sell physical products or what we call "information products"? This is the start of a 4 part series on "What to Sell Online". I should not be missed!


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When you look a little better at these top 10 rated hotels, it is not difficult to conclude that travelers tend to choose heaven on earth!
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Eden Lin (Ohio): "Future Desires, the Agony Argument, and Subjectivism about Reasons"
31 May 2017, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
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Abstract: According to subjectivism about normative reasons for action, there is a reason for you to perform an action if and only if (and because) your performing it would promote the satisfaction of one of your desires. Presentist versions of subjectivism, on which present reasons are grounded in present desires, are threatened by Parfit's Agony Argument: they imply that there might be no reason for me to perform an action that would prevent me from undergoing an episode of agony in the future — even if I would strongly desire not to be in agony if I were in agony. It might seem — and it has been suggested by David Sobel — that subjectivists can evade this argument by allowing future desires to generate present reasons. In this paper, I argue that they cannot do this without accepting an otherwise implausible view about which future desires ground present reasons. Even if subjectivists allow future desires to ground present reasons, they must either bite the bullet on the Agony Argument or bite a different bullet elsewhere.
Eden Lin is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the Ohio State University.