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This project was done on a 12″x12″ 1/2″ particle board. Using the same green paint as what my outdoor bench was painted in. The particle board was left the same color of brown and the template was created using multiple fonts using the Silhouette.
Template was done out of contact paper using the reverse cut out method. I keep telling my mastermind template gal Krystal that she should start taking classes in graphic design because she is amazing at what she can create!
This is also the same quote that was used on the St. Patrick's printables
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Scientists at the Université Paris Diderot have created a hoverboard, that you can stand on and ride. I am so jealous. I want this for me. They need to make one that can go on water though, even if you don't have power.
Scientists at the Université Paris Diderot have created a hoverboard, that you can stand on and ride. I am so jealous. I want this for me. They need to make one that can go on water though, even if you don't have power.
CERN has one of those too, only it's more like a scooter, with a thing sticking up you can hold on to. After seeing it demonstrated several times over the last few years, I finally got to have a go on it a week or so ago. It's fun. :) They mentioned that some astronauts have tried it (probably the ones who took the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer to the space station, since they came to CERN to see the AMS beforehand) and they said the frictionless feeling of this is as close as you can get to what it's like in space.
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I have designed a hover board that theoretically works using electric and magnets.
Now they have to solve the problem of creating those super conductor magnets without the need for ultra low temperatures. And also the fact the hover board needs some kind of rails defeat it's purpose, that is to be used on a regular asfalt or concrete street. I guess back to the future still too far.
I cant belive the FRENCH made this – im dissappointed in my fellow american
Except this isn't new technology or science.
Well if American's invented it, it would run on oil, meaning I'd have to pay to hoverboard anywhere, though I am sure the American version would exceed local speed limits and go anywhere…except over water. :P
@David> The French inventors created objects useful and positive in most cases.
As for the United States the world remember, in most cases, the nuclear bomb and the wishes expressed to the war …
I prefer to be French, we may be going for idiots but not for gangsters
Considering that it was American developed nuclear technology that powers over 75% of France, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_Fra… they might be a little more thankful. Not to mention the internet that you're posting on, or electricity, or lightbulbs that lead to your screen…and as far as the french not being gangsters, lets not forget napoleon, or the countless wars france has started. American may be gangsters, but the French were too. We just do it -better-.
And don't forget all that nuclear weapon testing made by France. They are third. (Americans, you have the privilege of being first…) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_weapons_test…
Hey, it costs too much if you need to use always liquid Nitrogen, but heck I would ride that :)

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New evidence has surfaced in the case of Scott Speicher, the U.S. Navy pilot shot down on the first night of the first Gulf War in 1991. Speicher was initially reported killed, but later listed as missing, his fate unknown.
CBS News Correspondent David Martin reports the new information comes from documents turned over to an American intelligence officer, who cannot be identified, by a former general in the Iraqi Air Force. After the two men examined them for three hours, the American told the Iraqi, "This brings to a close one of the great sticking points" in the 12-year saga of what happened to Speicher.
Specifically, the documents appear to solve the grisly mystery of a pound and a half of human flesh that has been at the heart of the Speicher case. The Iraqis turned those remains over to the U.S. in 1991, identifying them only as "Michael," which is Speicher's proper first name.
When the DNA did not match Speicher's, the Americans suspected the Iraqis of trying to trick them into thinking the Navy pilot was dead while they continued to hold him captive.
The U.S. was never able to identify the remains, but the documents, some of them top-secret Iraqi memos, identify them as belonging to an Air Force pilot shot down a month after Speicher.
The Pentagon will now retest those remains against the DNA of the dead Air Force pilot to finally make a positive identification.
As for Speicher, the Iraqi general insists they don't know what happened to him. Investigators have now searched more than 50 prisons, graveyards and other sites in Iraq. The most tantalizing clue turned up in a now-abandoned prison that held captured American pilots during the first Gulf war. Etched on the wall of cell 46 are the initials "MSS." Could that stand for Michael Scott Speicher? Investigators believe those initials were scratched there in the last two to three years. They are still trying to figure out what the other letters on the wall might mean.
The search team went over every square inch of the cell looking for some other piece of evidence Speicher was here. They even went into the toilet area and scrapped the drains for his DNA.
It will take months of testing to see if any of the samples match Speicher's DNA. In the meantime, the search goes on. Investigators have already dug up six graves where he might have been buried, but none of the bodies had caps on their front teeth like Speicher had. The investigators are coming back to this cemetery on Saturday to dig up another body.


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There is an old joke about 3 statisticians who go out hunting together. After a while they spot a solitary rabbit. The first statistician takes aim and overshoots. The second aims and undershoots. The third shouts out "We got him!"
I'm not a statistician or data analyst, but here's my take on some clear "layman" explanations and best practices from a business perspective of how data analytics, segmentation and modeling can help you achieve a greater ROI for your Medicare marketing programs.
So why is this an important topic? Let's look at a few numbers:
2,326, 25, 34…
According to Competiscan, during 2015 AEP there were 2,326 separate direct mail campaigns – representing a 25% increase in direct mail volume from the previous year. All of these campaigns are vying for the attention of just 34% of the eligible seniors who are actually shopping (according to Deft Research). That can make a bottleneck for your plan to resonate with the right people. Couple this with increasing government regulation and the pressure to do more with less from a budgeting standpoint, and Medicare marketers have a challenging job!
So how are you going to stand out from all the clutter? Simple (well, sort of) – Data Analytics!
In a recent Teradata survey of over 500 global marketers, the top 3 reasons for using data analytics in reverse order:
(3) Create synergies across all of your marketing channels.
(2) Prove and measure the success of multi-channel marketing campaigns. – Prove is a key word when justifying marketing spend.
(1) Achieving optimal customer response by knowing your target audience.
How well do you know your target audience?
Yes, for you Kiss fans out there – Gene Simmons is now Medicare eligible. Feel old yet? Your target audience may not look exactly like you think, – so, let the data tell the story of who your best members are and where to find more of them. Direct marketing starts with the data, and data drives both the targeting and messaging of your campaigns. Factors such as income, home ownership, behavior and lifestyle have a significant influence on response. Knowing who your audience is, in order to make your communications and messaging more relevant, is an important and daunting task. Baby Boomers like Gene, turning 65, participate actively with Facebook, e-mail, and an ever-growing portfolio of web and mobile applications, so the best approach is to offer a broad spectrum of channels to reach all members.
Knowing your target audience all starts with data. You read a lot today about BIG DATA and the need for organizations to compile and link disparate data sources to get a 360 degree view of their members' behavior and attitudes. The good news is that you have the ability today to supplement your member data, with data from third party database domains to understand who your members are and which ones are most responsive to your marketing programs. Fortified with this data you can incorporate profiling, segmentation and modeling.
Come back for my companion post tomorrow on Profiling, Segmentation and Modeling for Medicare Marketers.
Rick Berman is SourceLink's Senior Director of Business Development, and as the title suggests, knows more about "seniors" and Medicare marketing than almost any marketer in the country. You can reach Rick at firstname.lastname@example.com or find him on LinkedIn here.


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711 Catholic clergy from Poland, Germany and other European nations who were incarcerated in the camp, where inmates often died of starvation or disease
Nowhere, however, did the Russian people resent their behavior, indulgently believing it to be a part of the Jewish religion."
Thousands more died when the Nazis forced inmates to march away as defeat loomed, but the Red Army was able to liberate 3,000 prisoners at the camp on April 22, 1945.That line alone should make one suspicious of the verity of this article. Many who were in the concentration camps chose to retreat with the German Army rather than fall into the hands of the Red Army.
Yes the mentality is very similiar, and both National Socialism & Zionism use 'sun/star symbols' as their logos.
So sorry, Sushigirl...I meant to send my reply to the other idiot...But you should also know better than to make excuses for the Nazis...Their ideology/actions were anti-human.
Well, you are correct, but none quite as distinctive as these.
BULLSHIT!!I knew people who had parents living at the time in question in Germany, and, one and all they stated how their lives improved after the National Socialists assumed power; the worker was respected, had regular paycheques, had holidays subsidised by the govt.; what Hitler did in Germany was something that the jew HAD to stop, lest it catch on elsewhere in the world.Go back and watch your jew propaganda on History channel, CNN, or whatever. This seems, of late, the tack you have taken.I thought better of you, and also thought that you were an intelligent person; one who does not follow the lies of the MSM.MY BAD.WILL NOT HAPPEN AGAIN!!!
And the American-Judaism ideology is humane?
What is this ideology?...Please describe it...
I am a Christian American and I don't subscribe to Judaism, nor know of any ideology of which you speak
..Do you mean Zionism, gangster capitalism, 'neo-conism' or 'Hope for Changeism'?
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Tain l'Hermitage, France
On Monday I reviewed a bargain priced Rhone red. Tonight's wine is a little different...
It's not every day that I get to try a wine as elegant as this one (not to mention pricey). Hermitage is possibly the most famous appellation in the Northern Rhone. It's quite teeny tiny -- only 132 hectares on a south-facing hill of granite. The region is surrounded by the much larger Crozes-Hermitage which also produces amazing, if less intense and long lived, Syrahs.
Review: The wine displays rich aromas of red currants and ripe cranberries; herbaceous lavender eucalyptus, and black currant leaves; subtle toast and sweet spice; and earthy wet dirt, tar, and clean forest floor. The palate is dry with moderate acidity, and integrated soft, ripe, supple tannins. All of the notes on the nose display as intense flavors. The earthiness is enhanced by a wonderful mineral graphite. The flavors linger for a long, intense finish.
Currently the Ermitage is displaying ripe fruit and clean earth. As it continues to age, the juicy fruit will transform into dried fruit with savory spices, and earthy mushrooms and leather. I can't wait to grab another bottle to lay down for another 4 years!
Food Pairing: The herbal notes in the wine would be a fantastic pair to roast leg of lamb with mint of rosemary. Yum.
Bottom Line: Absolutely outstanding.
- PLACE: Hermitage AOC (Appellation d'origine contrôlée)
- GRAPES: 100% Syrah
- AGEING: 15 months in new oak (30%) and stainless steel (70% )
- CELLAR: Drink through 2020
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Where did I get it? Crystal City Wine Shop
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I'm not the right therapist for everyone. But even if I'm not the one for you, I still want to help connect you with the right person so you can get the care you need. Below are some resources that might point you in the right direction.
Give an Hour lists practitioners who offer mental health services free of charge to military personnel (including active duty, reserve, and veterans) and their families as well as to survivors of natural and human-made disasters.
Good Therapy has a large database sortable by many factors including whether the therapist offers a sliding scale.
Greater Lakes Mental Health Center has a few locations around the south Sound region and offers psychiatric care, case management, chemical dependency services, and other programs related to mental health.
Open Path Collective keeps a sortable list of private practice therapists who offer sliding scale spots to people in their community.
Psychology Today has a large database that's sortable by location, issue, treatment approach, and more. Many therapists list sliding scale ranges.
Sea Mar Community Health Centers has locations across the state including several in Pierce County and offer psychiatric care, case management, chemical dependency services, and other programs related to mental health.


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TUSTIN Calif. The Mimi's Cafe chain on Monday debuted its Just Enough line of smaller-portioned dinner entrees.
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Kristine Olson, MD, MS, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, didn't anticipate being in favor of a single-payer health care system, but she says a sea change in the industry has swayed her.
"I haven't given up on a free market system with patient choice, but currently I have less confidence that legislators understand health care well enough to be able to implement anything else in a timely fashion," says Olson, who also is an internal medicine/pediatric hospitalist.
Olson is among 49% of respondents to the recent NEJM Catalyst Insights Council survey, What's Next for Payment Reform?", who rank single-payer health care as the No. 1 best outcome for future payment reform. "Maybe we need to go to single-payer to simplify the system just to make it work, and then build on that," she says.
Doing so would address the battle between commercial and government markets engaged in risk-dumping and cost-shifting, according to Olson. Combined with a lack of transparency, this battle has distorted prices two to three times more than the same goods and services in other industrialized countries, generating "complexity too onerous for providers," she says. Even with a free market, she believes government involvement would be necessary to maintain "a transparent and nimble market."
The survey on payment reform, which evoked hundreds of verbatim answers from the 712 Insights Council respondents, exposes the frustration many executives, clinical leaders, and clinicians have with the pace of value-based payments, which is an important element of the move away from fee-for-service models. Respondents predict that the industry will shift toward value-based payment at a moderate pace (say 40%) or slow/very slow (37%) in the coming years. Insights Council members are more sanguine about their own organizations, predicting they will shift at a moderate (36%) or fast/very fast (27%) pace.
Olson considers Yale School of Medicine out front in the shift to value-based payments. Despite a perceived lack of clarity for a path forward from the Trump administration, she expects the shift to continue at a rapid clip. "The [value-based payments] train has left the station. The industry is working with narrow margins, so organizations are motivated not to leave a dollar on the table," she says.
She acknowledges the pressures that go along with the change to value-based payments — mostly for frontline workers who have "the hassle factor" of charting and metrics. And while the quality gains, in her estimation, are well worth the effort, organizations should be careful not to sacrifice patient-centered goals and physician well-being.
At Dover, New Hampshire–based Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, which earlier this year became part of Massachusetts General Hospital and the Partners HealthCare integrated health care system, Jeffrey Johnson, MD, Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, says the hospital's payment is still predominately fee-for-service.
"We're not getting a whole lot of reimbursement that's value-based yet," he says. And with around 58% of the hospital's patient population qualifying for Medicaid, he doesn't think it ever would "make much of a difference." He's not a fan of the value model, arguing, "nothing has convinced me that if I do a really good job with value-based payment, I'll improve outcomes. I just haven't seen that metric."
He does expect Wentworth-Douglass to mature its value-based payment systems over the course of this year and next, however, under the tutelage of Mass General.
In the near term, he's more concerned about the future of Medicaid programs. Medicaid and Medicaid expansion are critically important to the hospital's revenue stream, Johnson says. "We don't have a lot in terms of social safety nets provided by the state of New Hampshire. If people don't have coverage, they are going to get free care and we are going to get bad debt."
Like Olson, he expects single-payer health care to gain traction. "We have to completely rethink things to get costs under control," he says, adding that health care has become too big a part of the economy to be run by private industry. "[Insurance companies] are skimping out on what they will cover and issuing denials of payment."
The existing payment model has had a negative impact on patient care, he says. "You spend so much time trying to justify treatment that costs a minimal amount extra that you don't have time to care for patients," he says. "Visits have become so superficial, and no one studies that in terms of outcomes."
Single-payer, he believes, will change that. But he doesn't expect single-payer to become reality in his career, calling the insurance lobby "just too strong."


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SAN DIEGO (TheStreet) -- Truth stranger than fiction department: Shares of Country Style Cooking (CCSC), operators of a chain of popular restaurants in China, are sizzling after the company issued a press release today saying it "anticipates" fourth quarter revenue will "slightly" beat guidance.
However, by slightly beating guidance it will just meet full-year guidance. Here's the math: Prior Q4 guidance was $53.2 million to $54.8 million. Revenue for the first nine months were $166.383 million. Full-year guidance calls for $220.4 million to $221.1 million.
To get to that range, Q4 would have to be $54 million to $55.07, the mid-point of which is (drumroll!) $54.8 million -- the prior guidance that is being beaten.
In other words, Country Style Cooking's stock is up because the company, in effect, said it will merely meet expected annual guidance.
As one friend says: "Suppose I say I will run two miles in 15 minutes. I run the first mile in eight minutes and announce that I will run the second mile in 7:30. But, I also maintain I will still run the two miles in 15 minutes. Obviously I have to run the second mile in seven minutes. How is it a 'beat' if I run the second mile in 7 minutes? I implied that I would and indeed had to to make the 15-minute mark.
"And, what's with the qualifier 'anticipate'? The quarter is two weeks over. How come they don't know?"
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Corona was among the neighborhoods that even Mayor Bill de Blasio admitted was not plowed well enough. Cars, trucks and most importantly, emergency vans, were stuck in the street.
Al Perna, president of the Corona Community Ambulance Corp, said the streets by his volunteer group's office weren't plowed until that Tuesday.
"They didn't come down on our block," Perna said. "We had to shovel the streets to get vehicles down."
One of the ambulance group's vans was stuck when it was needed most. A seven-year-old girl had an infection that caused her neck to swell, and her airways were closing. Perna and other volunteers from the group had to call a police unit to get the girl to the hospital.
"We finally got her in a car, rushed her to the hospital," he said.
Leading the ambulance corps is just one of the many hats Perna wears for the community. He's also the first vice chair of Community Board 4 and chairs the Parks Committee. Perna has a charity, the Perna Foundation for Kids, and holds events to benefit children in the community.
"I've been in this community since 1961, I was born and raised here," he said. "I haven't left. I love it."
Perna especially loves his volunteer ambulance group, which he joined two years ago. He said he's working now to get some of the volunteers paid.
"They have to volunteer certain hours, then after that, they're going to get paid," he said.
"I love community-based volunteers that love their community and want to help the community," he added.


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The Essentials: Three Things to Consider When Purchasing Enterprise Software
With the rise of cloud-based marketing applications, senior marketing executives are increasingly becoming involved in complex enterprise software purchases. There are many factors that affect the decision – users, costs, your needs in the short- and long-term – and these realities guide you through the discovery and vetting process as you work toward the solution most likely to provide a sustainable competitive advantage. Many buyers tread cautiously, as they should, when making an enterprise software purchase decision since it is not the type of decision that they can simply scrap if it just doesn't work out. With that in mind, I've made a list of three essential things to consider when making a purchase decision:
1) Innovation
Is the company you are considering merely average or is it a clear standout? In some cases an average software system may suffice, but in the case of tools for reaching your customers and finding new ones you cannot afford to sacrifice. Taking a risk on a system that is not the best of the best is literally taking the risk that you may not have a profitable customer base down the line. Think about getting a list of innovations that the vendor made over the past two years and use this as a gauge as to whether the product really is as great as the marketing says it is.
2) Service
You know what you require in terms of product characteristics, so chances are you will pick a solution that meets your needs from a product standpoint. However, do not overlook service. No matter how automated and state of the art a system is, you will have foreseen and unforeseen service needs. The way your vendor views its service organization can mean the difference between a phenomenal and an awful product experience. As a buyer, you should put a premium on good service and remember that if/when you run into issues with training, implementation, maintenance, etc., good service will help overcome those obstacles.
3) Don't Just Buy – Invest
Everyone has their own philosophy on purchasing– some always choose the cheap option while others choose the expensive, lifetime guaranteed alternative. In purchasing enterprise software, the latter is really the only way to go. Installing an enterprise system in your business is a long-term solution that should meet today's needs and solve tomorrow's unforeseen problems. Going the cheap route won't do this. I've seen companies go through this before, and a year later end up looking for another solution or vendor even though the current one was embedded in the business. Uprooting a system, revisiting the discovery process and implementing a new solution takes a lot of extra time and effort which should be considered before choosing the least expensive option. DataXu not only has a top-notch service team, but treats clients as partners, rather than just clients.
There are many different points to consider when buying enterprise software, whether it's a CRM system or digital marketing management platform like DataXu. Thinking about the three key points above will help set your path of discovery and ultimately drive you towards the best solution.


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Obama rejects North Korea's bid to be nuclear power
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Tuesday brushed aside any suggestion that the United States would accept North Korea's desire to become a nuclear power.
"We have continually insisted that North Korea denuclearize," Obama said in the White House Rose Garden with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak at his side. "We will pursue denuclearization on the Korean peninsula vigorously, so we have not come to a conclusion that North Korea will or should be a nuclear power."
Obama said that the United States, along with South Korea and regional powers such as China, Japan and Russia, would never accept North Korea's goal of becoming a nuclear power and would break the historic cycle of paying off North Korea to stop developing nuclear weapons.
"We're going to break that pattern," the president said.
He said that the United States would work to implement a United Nations resolution condemning North Korea's tests of a nuclear weapon, including trying to tighten sanctions and interdict ships carrying weapons supplies.
"North Korea," he said, "has a track record of proliferation that makes it unacceptable for them to be accepted as a nuclear power.
"They have not shown in the past any restraint in terms of exporting weapons to not only state actors but also non-state actors. So what we've said is that there is a path for North Korea to take in which they are joining the world community, becoming integrated into the world economy, able to feed their own people, able to provide prosperity for their people.
"I know that the Republic of Korea welcomes that kind of neighbor. And, obviously, there's a strong historic bond between the Korean peoples that should be affirmed. But in order to take that path, North Korea has to make a decision and understand that prestige and security and prosperity are not going to come through the path of threatening neighbors and engaging in violations of international law."
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Colbert vs. Conservapedia
Last night, Stephen Colbert addressed Conservapedia's new plan to revise the Bible to eliminate "liberal bias":
|The Colbert Report
|Mon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
|Tip/Wag – Conservapedia, Louvre & Honda Unicycle
If you missed out on hearing about the Conservative Bible Project, you're not missing much other than bucketloads of lunacy. I mean, "revise the Bible," is enough to know it has about as much merit as the Bible has to begin with. And check out these expected benefits of the project:
- mastery of the Bible, which is priceless
- mastery of the English language, which is valuable
- thorough understanding of the differences in Bible translations, particularly the historically important King James Version
- benefiting from activity that no public school would ever allow; a Conservative Bible could become a text for public school courses
- liberals will oppose this effort, but they will have to read the Bible to criticize this, and that will open their mind
It never gets old to say, "These people can convince themselves of anything."
Well, in a stunt much more amusing than his original Wikipedia prank, Colbert challenged his viewers to add him to the new Conservative Bible.
In response, Conservapedia posted the following on their homepage:
Special message to the Colbert show watchers: do yourselves a favor and watch less television. Colbert and his advertisers want to make money off you, but you can accomplish some good instead by unplugging the TV. You could even pick up a Bible.
After all, why would we need to learn anything new or follow any current events, presented satirically or not? Everything we need to know is in the Bible… or at least whatever version of the Bible they come up with next.
I'm excited to see if Colbert responds to this retort tonight…


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quote:Nice thing is these days, they don't control as much as they used to. I'm sure they would like $100 barrel oil. Producers in the US would like that too I'm sure. Saudi's and OPEC have competition now like never before.
You posted this in March about OPEC cutting production:
Last year this time oil was about $53 per barrel, a year later it is about $57.
Alot has changed in the crude supply chain over the last 10 years. In 2006 oil production in the US was under 5100 barrels per day. In 2016 it was over 8800 (peak 9400 in 2015).
In 2007 we imported nearly 6000 barrels per day from OPEC countries. In 2016 it was 3400.
OPEC and the Saudis just don't have the sway they used to.


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With reference to Article 10 of the Statutes of the "FMEL Student Houses" (FMEL)
FMEL houses are reserved for students enrolled at the UNIL or at the EPFL, in Bachelor or Master programmes. Doctoral and postgraduate students, as well as students who have already obtained a Master degree, are not allowed to reside in the FMEL houses. During the summer holidays, or between two rental periods (end of a lease – beginning of a new one), the rooms can be rented out temporarily by the FMEL to other categories of people. Tenants of FMEL houses are obliged to file their administrative papers with the Population Office of the corresponding local council.
Students who have been exmatriculated are no longer allowed to stay in the FMEL houses. Upon known or expected exmatriculation the students must immediately terminate their lease. The notice periods and penalties for breach of contract remain applicable.
Sub-rental: the object of the rental is made available to a third party, during the absence of the tenant, for a limited duration, against payment.
Short-term stays: a third party is present in the room at the same time as the tenant and no charge is involved.
Tenants of studios, or rooms in flats who have a LONGTERM or EASY contract, who leave for over a month and up to four months maximum, can sublet their room or studio to another student as long as the FMEL is informed in at least two weeks in advance of the rental and gives authorisation (the sub-rental must not present any major disadvantage for the FMEL). The tenant who signed the lease remains solely responsible towards the FMEL for the payment of rent and good maintenance of the room / studio and communal areas, as well as for the respect for house and parking rules (if applicable). The payment of 1 month's rent in advance is requested for a sub-rental of 1 month to 1 ½ months, and the payment of 2 months' rent in advance is requested for a sub-rental of 2-4 months as a guarantee in order to authorise the subrental.
Tenants must inform their sub-tenants of any information received from FMEL. Subrental at the beginning or end of a lease is prohibited and sub-rental is prohibited for a duration of under one month.
Tenants who leave for more than four months must terminate their lease. The hosting of third parties for short stays in the rooms, 1P studios or apartments or communal areas of the flats must not cause any disturbance to flatmates or neighbours. The hosting of third parties must remain an exception, not be systematic or repeated, and in any case cannot be for more than two weeks.
Each tenant is responsible for damage caused by him and by those who visit him. During his stay, and especially on his departure, each tenant must leave his room/studio and the communal areas he used (kitchen, living room and bathroom) in a clean perfect condition. In case of inadequate cleaning of the communal areas of an apartment, or individual rooms, on an ongoing basis, the responsible tenant will be issued a warning by management and cleaning of these communal areas will be carried out by the FMEL staff or by an external company. The resulting costs will be charged to the tenant. In the event of a recurrence, the FMEL is entitled to terminate the lease of offenders.
Tenants are allowed to add additional furniture (other than that provided by the FMEL) to their room or studio. During their stay, tenants are not authorised to remove furniture provided by the FMEL from their room or studio. All furniture added to the room or studio will have to be removed before the final check-out. For security reasons, tenants are not allowed to cook in their room. For health reasons, tenants are not allowed to keep food leftovers in their room or studio. To limit energy consumption (and the flat rate charged for utilities), and also for security reasons tenants are not allowed to use portable heaters, refrigerators or air-conditioners in their rooms or studios. For maintenance and security reasons, tenants are required to store their bike in the shelters provided for this purpose. It is forbidden to store bicycles in rooms, studios and communal areas of flats.
Within the communal areas (of the flat shares), tenants may add furniture (other than that provided by the FMEL) as long as these items of furniture have been registered, by filling in and transmitting an ad hoc form to the FMEL. Upon departure, tenants commit to removing the furniture they have added or, with the remaining flatmates' permission, hand it over to another flatmate who will also have to register it.
Tenants must not hang their washing or other objects outside their window. Items stored on balconies must not hang over the edge (well -maintained plants excepted). Lighting fires (grills, barbecues, etc…) on balconies and terraces is prohibited.
The presence of pets is prohibited in the FMEL houses unless specifically authorised by the FMEL.
The tenants must care not to inadvertently or deliberately set off the fire alarms in the buildings. Interventions of the fire service are billed to the person(s) responsible for triggering the alarm. Tenants, who have wilfully damaged fire extinguishers or other safety devices, will be charged with the costs of repair and their lease will be terminated observing the minimal notice period.
Any tenant who leaves his room / studio must take care to close the window and lock the door. If tenants step outside, even for a short period (to do some laundry, visit neighbours, the main door to the flat must be locked. The FMEL is not responsible for theft without breaking in. The tenant is entitled to only one key. The key is reserved for his exclusive use and should never be given to a third-party.
The kitchens and laundry rooms are strictly for tenants of the house only. Damage to communal areas (kitchens, bathrooms, hallway, stairs, living, laundry rooms and recreation rooms) and areas surrounding buildings will be charged to all tenants who have use of these spaces, unless the guilty party or parties own up. The director may temporarily stop access to the kitchen, recreation room or laundry room if there are repeated incidents in these areas.
It is strictly forbidden to smoke in all shared and communal areas (stairs, elevators, hallways, kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms, recreation rooms). Consumption and / or possession of weapons or narcotics are strictly prohibited in the FMEL houses. Offenders will have their lease terminated observing the shortest notice period possible. Excessive consumption of alcohol will also be subject to the same measures.
Rent payments must be made exclusively by means of the payment slips provided to tenants upon arrival.
The exact amount of the rent as indicated on the payment slips must be received. Tenants who repeatedly pay incorrect amounts not corresponding to the exact rental fee, or paying by other means than the payment slips, will be charged administrative fees.
Tenants of a two-person studio or a two-person apartment, must pay the full rent in one go and not each person separately. In case of non-compliance with this clause, an administrative fee will be charged.
Other than the right of ordinary termination with two months' notice for the end or the 15th of a month, the FMEL can terminate the present lease prematurely, for the end of the following month, by virtue of articles 257 and those following, of the Code des obligations and in particular for the following reasons:
If management and students are in disagreement, an appeal can be made to the Conciliation Commission of the district where the building is situated.
The Foundation's Board may at any time amend these House Rules.
Amendment of these internal houses rules for students was approved at the Foundation's Board meeting on 28 November 2018. It repeals the previous version of the rules and enters into force on 1 December 2018.
Lausanne, 28 November 2018
For the Foundation's Board
The President The secretary
Ch. Ostorero F. Guichon


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Summer here in Houston can be evil, particularly when the thermometer crests triple digits like it did for much of July. The A/C keeps things relatively pleasant but after working in the garden or going for a run, one just craves a summer frozen treat. The problem is that the treats at the store which are relatively health are pricey, pricey. I mean 6 bucks for 6 fudge bars. Geez.
Over the summer, strawberries were readily available and frankly I couldn't get enough of them. The problem is sometimes when I get them they are VERY ripe. Too ripe to keep for very long. So I often need to something with them within 48 hours. I've kind of wanted to make frozen and tasty with them, but I don't have an ice cream maker and have been emphatically told by my spouse that I "don't need another damn kitchen gadget". So I tried to make frozen yogurt with no ice cream maker, which resulted in a supreme fail.
I wondered if popsicles or creamsicles would be easier to make. So I bought a mold and created a strawberry concoction to put into the molds.
- 1 quart strawberries
- 7 oz of Sweetened condensed milk (1/2 a can)
- Put strawberries and condensed milk into a blender.
- Blend until smooth.
- Divide the mixture evenly between the popsicle molds.
- Place in freezer and let set at least overnight.
My biggest concern was seeing if the mixture would
- solidify properly
- not be so solid that I couldn't get it out of the mold
Although getting the final product loose required some careful application of hot water on the exterior of the mold, the trial was a success. I was pretty psyched about making these successfully .
Spurred on by my success, I investigated other possible flavors. My searching revealed recipes for mocha popsicles. Considering my coffee addiction and the fact I am a sucker for mocha these looked SO good. I decided to try a simple recipe for Mocha Popsicles on A Cozy Kitchen. The final product more than lived up to the hype. My only compliant and it really isn't a complaint, but a desire. I'd like them more ice creamy. I feel this way about pretty much every frozen treat I've made. So I've got to so some further investigating to figure out how to get the ice creamy texture and it really is a texture not a taste issue.
I'm thinking about trying Alton Brown's recipe and seeing if I can make it mocha instead of straight up chocolate. Another thing I'd like to do is try to get spice chocolate fudgesicles. My absolute favorite flavor of Jeni's Ice Cream is the Queen City Cayenne. I had some last week when I was in OH for work and it was awesome. Thank goodness I don't live here otherwise I'd have trouble not having it as a regular dessert. That being said, I'd love to be able to make fudgesicles that replicate that flavor. Chocolately and spicy can't be beat IMHO!
Tonight I used a batch of cherry juice from the canned cherries I used in my Thanksgiving cherry pie to make cherry creamsicles. OMG, they were so to die for!
- 1 cup cherry juice
- 7 oz of Sweetened condensed milk (1/2 a can)
- Mix together cherry juice and condensed milk. Blend well with whisk.
- Divide the mixture evenly between the popsicle molds.
- Place in freezer and let set at least overnight.
Making these treats from scratch is awesome because I typically buy some frozen treat in the summer time and homemade ones are definitely preferable because
- They cost less
- They use up my farmer's market and CSA goods
- They can be made to have little or no added sugar making them more spouse friendly


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Last year the Greater Palm Springs tourism board invited me to experience Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week; you may remember watching my culinary adventures via Instagram or Instagram Stories as I ate my way through the desert. Now that this yearly fête is but only a few months away, I thought it was only proper to blog about where I ate as to inspire your next trip to this desert oasis. I travel to eat, don't you?
Palm Springs is still one of my favorite California destinations and with it only being two hours from Los Angeles there's no excuse as to why you shouldn't pack your bag and hit the open road. While in the Greater Palm Springs area, I had the chance to eat in Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs and Desert Hot Springs. Maybe this is the first time you've heard of these cities–well, there's even more than that! When I'm in the desert, I function on two speeds: 100% chill or explore explore explore. I enjoy seeking out the best esoteric sites, luxurious hotels & spas, and delicious restaurants. I have a folder in my car dedicated to desert maps, facts, and a notebook where I jot down all of my discoveries. Palm Springs is amazing, but there is so much more to see beyond the city limits. I encourage you to drive down an unfamiliar road and see what you may find. And of course, eat as many good meals as you can.
Mark your calendars, Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week returns June 1 - June 18, 2018.
71333 Dinah Shore Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
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Pinzimini is nestled inside Westin Mission Hills, located in Rancho Mirage, and ideal for the quiet set who wants to unplug and enjoy resort life. Whether you order a drink at the bar or indulge in a dinner wine pairing, this restaurant is a great place to kick back and imbibe. I will forever appreciate a hotel restaurant because sometimes you simply don't want to leave the property and I love the idea of living in a plush bath robe. Wine and charcuterie is a must at Pinzimini but for restaurant week you can expect a special prix-fixe menu.
Essence at Two Bunch Palms
67425 Two Bunch Palms Trail, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
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Essence at Two Bunch Palms is my favorite restaurant that I had never heard of and haven't stopped thinking about since my first meal there. Chef Jenna Van Loon is a genius simply of the strength of her quinoa pancakes which are prepared to heavenly perfection. I am not exaggerating. This is where you eat when you want to be nourished and unwind. If you're a guest on the property, robes aren't only welcomed at the breakfast table, they're encouraged. Essence's assortment of fresh juices and chilaquiles are stars on the breakfast menu, so make sure to order those.
Workshop Kitchen + Bar
800 N Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262
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I crowned Workshop Kitchen + Bar my favorite restaurant in Palm Springs after my first time eating there, or should I say first bite? The brutalist interior is absolute perfection. It's the kind of restaurant design that I have dreamt about, now witnessed come to life. Equally as great is the farm-to-table focused menu and superior cocktail program, slinging both classics and original creations. Make sure to pull up with a little extra cash because you are going to want to order everything on this spectacular menu. read my full review
Koutouki Greek Estiatorio
73675 CA-111, Palm Desert, CA 92260
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Family-owned restaurants will forever be my favorite kind of establishments and the charm of Koutouki is something that cannot be bought, it's a vibe that can only be created through love. In addition to impeccable customer service and a welcoming ambiance, their Greek dishes are pure comfort. I could've sat al fresco all day enjoying every dish from their mezze selection: homous, kopanisti, tzatziki, dolmades, grilled octopus, et al. Grilled meats are a great choice from the menu but the lamb chops are a must order. This is my first choice for homestyle Greek food in the desert.


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Santa Paws 2014
Santa Paws was a big hit! You can view the photos on our Flickr page, click here.
And a special thanks to all who donated their time to help make Santa Paws a success (in no particular order, and not all pictured):
Adam Shavulsky, Anne Coburn, Valerie Fullarton, Catherine Campbell, Cody Westgaard, Naomi Fink, Monique Buzzarte, Sarah Elizabeth, Connie Vasquez, Larissa McDowell, Jason McDowell.
Also, a big THANK YOU to Amine and Furry Fiends for providing doughnuts and coffee!
And of course, last but not least, a BIG THANKS AND A HO HO ARF to the man himself, SANTA PAWS!


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Coleman building demo goes to Key Construction
Sedgwick County has chosen Key Construction to demolish the historic Coleman factory building.
Key's bid was not the lowest submitted to the company. H.D. Mills' bid was $50,000 lower, but the county's board that reviews bids and contracts said H.D. Mills proposal did not adequately address the county's desire to salvage the building's bricks.
Commissioners discussed the bid at length, voting on it separately. They agreed that while H.D. Mills' bid was the lowest, it was not the lowest responsible bid, which is what state law requires.
Commissioner Karl Peterjohn said he typically supports the lowest bid but agreed that in this case, Key's bid seemed a better value for taxpayers.


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When World War II began, the United States' air forces numbered only 45,000 men and a few thousand aircraft—hardly enough to defend the country, let alone defeat the German Luftwaffe, the world's most formidable air force. Yet by war's end, the Luftwaffe had been crushed, and the U.S. Army Air Forces had delivered the decisive blows. The Men Who Killed the Luftwaffe tells the story of the striking transformation—one of the marvels of modern warfare—that enabled the U.S. to crush the air forces of the Third Reich, while thrusting readers into whirling, heart-pounding accounts of aerial combat.
Jay A. Stout is a retired Marine Corps fighter pilot with more than 4,500 flight hours and 37 combat missions during Operation Desert Storm. He has appeared as an aviation and military expert on various TV and radio news programs, including Fox News and NPR. He is the author, among other books, of Hell's Angels: The True Story of the 303rd Bomb Group in World War II, and Fighter Group: The 352nd "Blue-Nosed Bastards" in World War II. He lives in San Diego, California.


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Scorpion Design is pleased to sponsor four Scorpions who will be participating in the Santa Clarita Marathon, an annual local racing event set to take place on Sunday, November 2. The Santa Clarita Marathon is an official qualifier for the famed Boston Marathon, but the event also includes various races for all endurance race enthusiasts. The day will include a full marathon, a marathon relay, a half marathon, a 5K run, a Kids 5K run, and a Mayor's Walk.
Three Scorpion racers—Brandon Wheeler, John Wright, and Meagan Tilton—will be participating in the Half Marathon (13.1 miles) with Ben Fiandaca participating in the full Marathon (26.2 miles). Each race features a winding course that tours Santa Clarita's paseos, trails, and locales. All Scorpions look forward to participating in the highly anticipated yearly event while representing the Scorpion name.
"I am excited to be running with Team Scorpion in the Santa Clarita Marathon this weekend," said Vice President of Sales Ben. "I feel incredibly privileged to be part of a company that is so active in the community and supports each of us in the company so generously." Brandon agreed, adding that "Scorpion tries to participate in as many community events as possible to support the city."
As for the four Scorpions, all have expressed the excitement of working hard together, seeing others in company show up for support, and sharing a moment of victory at the finish line with their coworkers, friends, and family. Said Ben, "There is a strong sense of determination that each of us have at Scorpion Design and it has definitely carried over to our race preparation...and we will make Scorpion proud."
To learn more about the SCV Marathon, visit: http://scmarathon.org.


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Susan Gray Foster
I love figuring out what is and isn't working in a manuscript and conveying it in a way that helps another writer create what they've envisioned.
What is your favorite part of the coaching process?
My favorite part of coaching is helping a writer through a challenge – taking them from a point where they feel overwhelmed and confused to a point at which they are confident and happy with the direction of their story.
What's your coaching style like?
I believe that feedback can and should be honest and constructive. (With all due respect to Simon Cowell, in my opinion, honesty does not need to be brutal.) I think it's helpful to comment on what DOES work as well as on areas that need improvement.
What genres do you love to edit?
I especially love YA (and MG, too), but really I love discovering and developing stories, no matter what the genre.
What do you love most about editing?
I love figuring out what is and isn't working in a manuscript and conveying it in a way that helps another writer create what they've envisioned.
Who's your ideal writer match? What are you looking for in a coaching client?
A writer who's passionate about their writing and open and eager to learn.
What was the moment when you felt like a real book coach?
Probably the first time a writer told me that having me as a book coach was kind of like therapy.
What do you believe the most prominent difference between an editor and a coach is?
I think an editor is focused on the writing, whereas a coach works with the writer AND the writing, helping the writer through the creative process.
What's been your greatest achievement in coaching so far?
Helping a writer who was really struggling and confused and on the verge of quitting, and getting her to the point where she was excited about the direction her story was taking.
How did you hear about Author Accelerator?
Jennie posted about hiring editors/coaches on the Pitch Wars Mentor Facebook page.
What's your favorite word?
What genres do you love to read?
I love (and write) YA! But I also enjoy reading a random eclectic mix of other genres.
What are five of your favorite books?
The Giver
Eleanor and Park
Anna and the French Kiss
The Harry Potter series
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
How about nonfiction?
Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot
Hole in My Life by Jack Gantos
On Writing by Stephen King
Who are five of your favorite authors?
Rainbow Rowell
Stephanie Perkins
J.K. Rowling
Kate Dicamillo
Matt de la Pena
If you could meet any author, who would it be and why?
Shakespeare – his insights into life and humanity are beyond incredible, as is his gorgeous use of language. (A close second, though, is J.K. Rowling!)
What are you most excited about right now?
I'm excited about learning more and more about what works in stories and writing, and about having a hand in many wonderful stories as they come to life.
When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A veterinarian, but after that, a writer!
What does a typical day look like for you?
Often, much of my typical day is spent on my couch with my laptop, and a dog or two at my side.
If you could fast-forward a year from now, what would your writing life look like?
My current work-in-progress would be on submission (or better!), and another would be well on its way.
What about 5 years from now?
I hope to be producing a steady stream of work that captures minds and hearts.


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Dissertation Projects DMin
Rationale And Suggested Program For Workshop On Congregational Singing For Use In Local Church Or District
Date of Award
Document Type
Project Report
Degree Name
Doctor of Ministry
Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary
Doctor of Ministry DMin
First Advisor
C. Warren Becker
Second Advisor
C. Raymond Holmes
Third Advisor
Robert M. Johnston
Congregational singing represents the part of corporate worship in which the entire group of worshipers present participates. It is therefore a vital and integral part of public worship. However, despite the availability of broad general guidelines at denominational level, these have not always been implemented in an effective manner at the level of the local church or pastoral district.
This project report is presented in two parts. Part 1 comprises a position paper which which serves as the theo retical component of the project. This includes a biblical/ theological rationale for congregational singing, a denominational perspective, an historical overview of Christian hymnody, and suggestions for the implementation of the workshop program which follows. The practical component of the project is contained in Part 2 which contains the suggested workshop program. The latter is arranged to be presented over two weekends, covering Friday evening and all day Sabbath of each weekend. Workshop material for presentation during the first weekend is designed to help the individual church member as well as the entire congregation to have a better understanding of the role of congregational singing in the context of worship. The workshop sessions outlined for the second weekend are addressed specifically to the music personnel and worship leaders of the church, and are designed to help them better understand their responsibilities as leaders and planners of congregational singing.
This project seeks to fill a definite need in the churches. However, its usefulness depends on its implementation by the local churches and districts based on the attitudes of local pastors and music leaders toward congregational singing.
Subject Area
Church music--Seventh-day Adventists; Music in churches
Recommended Citation
Ederesinghe, Christopher, "Rationale And Suggested Program For Workshop On Congregational Singing For Use In Local Church Or District" (1987). Dissertation Projects DMin. 322.
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Malin Akerman and Jason Sudeikis are in talks to join Adam Shankman's family drama "This Is Where I Leave You" for Warner Bros.
"This Is Where I leave You" will be produced by Paula Weinstein and Jeff Levine via their Spring Creek banner and Shankman and Jennifer Gibgot through their Offspring Entertainment shingle. Producers are aiming to start lensing in September.
Zac Efron, Leslie Mann, Jason Bateman and Goldie Hawn are also in talks to join the cast.
Project's been in development at Warner Bros. since early 2009, when the studio acquired the screen rights to Jonthan Tropper's novel with Greg Berlanti directing.
Tropper's book, published by Dutton, centers on a father who dies and requests that his highly dysfunctional and non-religious family sit Shivah for seven days.
Shankman and Gibgot signed a first-look production deal with New Line last year. The siblings had already produced three pics for New Line — "Hairspray," which Shankman helmed; "17 Again"; and "Going the Distance" — and are in post-production for New Line's "Rock of Ages," due out in June, and "Step Up 4," due out in July from Summit.
Akerman signed recently to play Blondie singer Debbie Harry in Randall Miller's indie "CBGB," the story of the influential New York music venue. She stars in "Rock of Ages," in which she plays a reporter writing about Tom Cruise's character, Stacee Jaxx. Thesp, who's best known for starring in Zack Snyder's "Watchmen," recently appeared in David Wain's "Wanderlust" and will soon be seen opposite Nicolas Cage in Simon West's actioner "Stolen."
Akerman is repped by WME and Sanders Armstrong Caserta Management. Sudeikis is repped by CAA.


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Once, I painted poems in Payne's Gray,
all cool shadow, misted monochrome.
Then, a dab of Cobalt Blue, to sing
of the passions long kept from my canvas,
Burnt Sienna, rich blood-brown of earth.
Could I capture Viridian depths of sea?
Bring that to my palette. Give me reds,
Cadmiums, Alizarin, wild beasts
leaping from the brush. Let golden Ochers
stand triumphant; let them resonate,
suns in skies imagined, yearning ever
to exist as more than shades of gray.
Once, I painted colorless illusions
to evaporate before the sun,
hid within my subtle fogs those poems,
all those tricks of light that held no meaning.
I would fill my palette with life's colors,
every vivid hue, each nuanced shade
captured and set free again. The blacks
must be blacker; let the whites be blinding
and more pure than morning's soul. In dreams
Ultramarine and Umber, shall I paint,
in exuberant brush strokes of words
Carmine and Cerulean, of Lemon
Yellow, Chromium Green. Lay out the palette,
all your colors; canvases await.
Stephen Brooke ©2017
In relatively strict blank-verse form


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Create a Mobile Site Testing Plan
Test early and test often — repetitive testing is the key to developing a site for iPhone and iPad quickly and with confidence. Creating a detailed testing plan is an important addition to any good project development plan.
If you're working on a small website, a little testing of your code and design display before you publish your pages may be all you need, but if you work on a large or highly complicated website, you may need to develop a more comprehensive testing plan.
It's best to do several types of testing before, during, and after you launch a website.
Preliminary website testing
As you start developing a site, do some preliminary testing, to ensure that all the initial framework and design elements work before you add more complicated features.
When you want to try out a specific new feature or enhancement, good practice mandates testing it on a blank page before you start integrating it into a website. Testing a new feature on a page with nothing else on it enables you to check the functionality without interference from other elements on the site.
Preliminary testing can often be done well enough with Safari on a desktop computer or using an online emulator, but before you advance too far into the development (or rabbit hole) of your site, be sure to test the basic design and most important feature on a physical iPhone/iPad device, to ensure that it works as it should.
Developmental testing
As you're developing a web a site, you need a quick way to test your pages regularly. Sometimes, it requires setting up a testing server on a remote site or on your own computer.
As you're developing a site, you can test your work using an emulator or, even more simply, by using the Safari web browser on the computer you're writing code on. Being able to test your pages in Safari on a Windows or Macintosh computer can save you from having to upload pages every time you make a change just to test them on your iPhone or iPad.
Keynote offers a high-end service that includes testing your mobile websites, applications, and other services for you. Keynote, shown in the figure, serves big companies and is a premium (meaning not cheap) service that provides testing and monitoring using real devices on a broad range of mobile carriers all over the world.
If you need the highest level of testing for your site, Keynote not only tests on many devices but also performs load testing over many different operator networks, one of the best ways to ensure that your site works well on a broad range of mobile devices. If you can justify the expense, the best way to test the speed and other capabilities of a website is by using Keynote.


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4G- The Latest in mobile phone communication technology
4G alludes to the "Fourth Generation" and it is the most recent in the correspondence innovation. Still, 3G is drifting and it has empowered the broadband web on expensive sales in the greater part of the advanced cells utilized today with all such offices like surfing, checking messages, watch recordings etc. There comes 4G which has guaranteed with various noteworthy advantages and innovation far higher than the 3G. It's been being developed for a couple of years from now and it is at last prepared to cut its dispatch on an expansive scale.
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The principle favorable position of 4G innovation is the much quicker information transmission rates. The 4G spaces are required to be ten circumstances more prominent than the 3G, with "ultra-broadband" office. With a much higher exchange rates the clients of cell phones will have results. A few exercises with overwhelming information utilization, for example, gushing video or music will stack at much quicker rates with less buffering time. It empowers high determination and brilliant video and sound inside satisfactory load times.
It has monstrous ramifications of advanced communications. The video calling from telephones and tablets are a great deal more reasonable progressing because of the expanded data transfer capacity, without the need of the Wi-Fi extends.
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For utilizing 4G, clients must be inside the 4G scope zone. The created nation like the United States and the United Kingdom gets the genuinely wide scope. While other created nations are anticipating 66% by mid-2013. For the most part, real metropolitan urban communities in USA and Europe are sitting tight for the entry of 4G administrations. Littler towns and some rustic territories may need to sit tight for a more extended time.
Why You Need a Cell Phone Signal Booster?
As cell phones were invented, people had very minor problems like cell phones were costly. This was the only problem to handle, but now when owning a cell phone is very easy and cheaper, problems have increased instead. It is great mess to be a cell phone owner. We never get proper signal reception. Calls get dropped often and sometimes even the worst happens. We are unable to make and receive calls despite of having signals in our phone. These signals are very weak that important calls are not made or received, and if made somehow, get dropped in the middle. This is very disturbing. These are the situations when people get so irritated that sometimes they break their cell phones and are ready to pay any amount to give them capability to use their cell phone without such nuisance. They want to make their cell phone a true wireless device at any cost.
There is only one invention of science that can help here and the device is called signal booster for cell phones. It has many names and has gained very much popularity since its launch in the market. This booster has an amazing quality to boost the weak signals it can fetch. There are boosters for every kind of cell phone. Boosters for cell phones of latest technology are also available. The iPhone signal booster for home was recently launched and 3G and 4G boosters were also launched some time ago. The size of a booster is very small in case of a booster that can support a single cell phone at a time. This booster is as small as a SIM card you use and can be easily placed behind the battery of the cell phone. It remains un-noticed by others. Other boosters that are for special purposes like satisfying more than one cell phone with a device are comparatively big. This kind of cell phone signal amplifier has an external antenna, internal antenna, base unit and coaxial cable. The external antenna is placed at such a position from where it can fetch weak signals easily. And the other parts of the cell phone signal repeater need to be installed very carefully according to the instructions for best results too.


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When her husband was recently caught fishing illegally, a Forks-area woman took it as an unexpected shopping opportunity and urged game wardens to throw the book at him.
Details come from the WDFW Director's Report to the Fish and Wildlife Commission, out ahead of this week's meetings.
According to it, Sgt. Kit Rosenberger and Fish and Wildlife Officer Bryan Davidson were on a float patrol down the Sol Duc when they spotted three lines in the river in front of a riverside house.
Inspecting the business end of the lines, the officers found the fishing gear to be rigged with something a bit more lethal than the allowed single barbless hook as well.
WDFW reports that when the man came out of his garage, he allegedly admitted to being in the wrong and fishing with more than one rod.
Somewhere around here, his wife's ears perked up.
She "told the officers to write her husband for everything they had, because he made a deal with her that if he got a ticket she could spend the same amount of money on something nice for herself," according to WDFW.
Here's hoping the violations aren't dismissed or reduced by Clallam County District Court!
As it turns out, that wasn't the only violation that Rosenberger and Davidson found on their float.
A ways down the Duc they spotted a man who hastily cranked in his line, hid his gear in a tree and then tried to claim he hadn't been fishing.
That was never going to fly with the watchful wardens, and the man did allegedly confess, "telling the officers that he had decided to never buy a fishing license again and that he would just take what was coming to him," WDFW reports.
That turned out to be citations for fishing without a license as well as fishing with unlawful tackle.
No word if his significant other also won a shopping spree, but those who vow to do similar for various grievances should be on notice.
But Rosenberger's and Davidson's day wasn't done.
Down on the Quillayute they came across two guys and a gal with five rods out, which by our calculations is two too many fish sticks.
Not only that but as officers interviewed the father, son and the father's girlfriend, they found all sorts of further fun.
The son was allegedly fishing without a license, and when Rosenberger and Davidson interviewed the father and woman, the son took it as an opportunity to run away.
As the officers poked around the trio's camp, they then found two dead wild steelhead, which are illegal to retain, as well as an undersized cutthroat.
According to WDFW, the father and girlfriend would not admit to possessing let alone catching any steelhead.
They might have been able to make a better argument if there wasn't also "a large amount of fish blood on [the father's] pants."
The guy tried to claim it was from a hand wound, but when the sergeant reminded him about DNA testing, he allegedly finally admitted he'd caught one of the wild steelhead and his son had caught the other.
And just to make it three for three, WDFW reports, "All five rods being fished were equipped with unlawful fishing gear."
They were seized, tickets were written, no shopping sprees were awarded.


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Stop what you are doing. No, STOP, NOW. I'm only going to say this once; you are losing big bucks by not using a dual monitor configuration to run your business. It really is that simple. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure it out, a dual monitor configuration will help you grow your business and here's how- by using a dual monitor configuration you are going to be saving time and when it comes down to it, that means you are going to be saving money. As the saying goes, a penny saved is a penny earned. So don't waste another minute, you need to start plotting how you are going to join the 21st century and setup your a dual monitor configuration. It's actually not as hard you might think.
So where can you buy a dual monitor configuration computer? Have you checked multi-monitors.com? They are pretty much the authority on multiple monitor computers of all types. They even sell those giant multiple monitor video walls that people use for trade shows. But the best part of dealing with multi-monitors.com is that they have true experts working there that can help you select the absolute best components and the best options for your dual monitor configuration computer. They've actually been around since about 2006 and have proven themselves to be industry leaders, in an industry that is packed with tough competition. Give them a call and you won't be disappointed at what you discover.


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My Favourite Image....a challenge from the #VantagePoint Project and Light.Co/
When Tim originally reached out to me I was super excited. Not only had someone at the innovative company Light.Co noticed my work, they wanted me to be part of a project they were working on. (If you haven't heard of Light.Co yet you should check out their new 16 lens small camera - it's got amazing potential and I am definitely hoping to test one out soon.) As part of their #VantagePoint project, Light.Co was reaching out to photographers, asking us to share our favourite image that we have taken and a bit of the why and how of that image. Right away I was on board but I will admit, this post has taken a lot longer to come together than either of us expected. Why? Because after almost 8 years of photographing professionally, and working with some really amazing people, choosing a favourite image is hard!
So today I introduce you to a few of my favourite images from the last 8 amazing years of photography. These images come from one of my on location styled sessions to create unique stylized portraits and the experience of the whole day with Karla was a huge inspiration for the new line of Contemporary Portraits we introduced in the winter.
We were up at the crack of dawn (ok, a bit before that) - Karla prepped in hair and makeup while I loaded up and made my way (with my hubby) to the beach in Port Stanley before the firsts rays of light began to show over the horizon.
Especially for this session, we had rented a beautiful parachute dress. This dress, formerly a 35 foot military parachute, had strength and femininity. It had structure but still had flow. It was a practical item made beautiful. It represented so much of the strength, softness, and beauty that exists in every woman.
We encountered many struggles along the way including...
- it was 4:30am, where was Karla going to change?
- There was a storm rolling in, were we going to be able to shoot at all?
- Karla would be back lit as the sun rose behind her, how would we make sure she did not become a silhouette?
- The dress was massive, how were we going to get it to do what we wanted it to?
- The wind was blowing, hard, how do we keep her from being blown away (it was still mostly a parachute after all)?
Equipped with my camera, lenses, reflectors, flashes, and my husband as my assistant we made it happen. We walked the beach, threw the dress for shape and volume, grabbed the dress to help Karla not get blown away, climbed lifeguard towers for a different angles, and outran a torrential downpour to take cover under a local overhang.
In the end though, we had fun, created beautiful portraits (and even better memories), and gave someone an experience that made them feel strong and beautiful. That right there, is what it's all about.


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Both stories revealed that the conservatives on the Board of Education are, and I say this after careful consideration, morons.
We've reported that Kathy Martin had proposed putting abstinence-only education as a requirement for school accreditation. And that is what everyone else reported, too.
But the Kansas City Star's report indicates that she may not have meant it, or even understood what she meant. Yesterday, "Martin said she just wants Kansas schools to present the facts. She said she would leave it up to local districts to choose whether to talk about more controversial topics such as contraceptives, homosexuality or masturbation." Since that's how things are already, the audience was confused, as were other Board members. Not the exceptionally non-moronic Sue Gamble (an exception who proves the rule), who said "At this point I'm highly confused."
Ken Willard, who is from the moronic faction, proposed a requirement that schools teach about abstinence and the risks of extramarital sex. Since most (all?) schools already do that (if they discuss sex at all) it's fairly silly to impose that as a requirement.
Willard commented that "If schools are doing that, then great." Yeah, great. What would really be great is knowing what's taught before proposing rules that would interfere with it. Wading into issues they don't understand without adequate information is what makes this gang morons. Jack Wempe (D) and Donna Viola (R) are running against Willard.
Due to the confusion about what, exactly, was being discussed, the Board agreed to discuss the issue next month.
Chairman (and Kansas Kangaroo Court chief judge) Steve Abrams commented that
"We need to have an understanding of exactly what we're discussing."Too bad they didn't think of that beforehand.
On a sidenote of media criticism, this paragraph from the Star's story bugs me:
The difference between the two groups seems to be the degree to which sex ed stresses abstinence. Abstinence-only sex education would talk about contraceptives in relation to their flaws and rates of failure; abstinence-plus classes would include information about the proper use of contraceptives.Both approaches stress abstinence. One gives children accurate information, the other keeps information away. As far as abstinence, all approaches give the same information.


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For all you fans out there, you don't need to wait till Feb 14 to play the game. Its open beta is available to play for free across all platforms.
Using the beta, you can try and play 9 of the 12 heroes, and 4 out of 5 game modes. The below image paints a perfect picture.
I have provided the links to download the beta for PC, PS4 and Xbox.
Download the game and enjoy. Am already on it.


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The Future of Farming
How will we grow food tomorrow? What will we eat? At the 51st edition of the Paris International Agricultural Show, INRA research teams present their research on "The Future of Farming" to visitors.
INRA is hosting a symposium at the 2014 International Agricultural Show focused on the design of innovative, high-performance farming systems.


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New programming, content and talent highlight upcoming football season at BTN
As the Big Ten Network prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary in August, BTN president Mark Silverman today announced what lies ahead of the network at Big Ten Football media days. BTN Programming BTN Tailgate, BTN's on-campus college football pregame show, will return for its second season and expand to two hours, now airing from 10 a.m. ET to noon ET. Analyst Stanley Jackson will join the crew of Dave Revsine, Gerry DiNardo and Spice Adams for 10 shows to serve as the home for Big Ten football fans this fall. Big Ten Elite: 2016 Penn State Football will debut


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For some time now, we have been approaching commissioners and care management teams to discuss ways in which we can develop person-centred services for individuals with highly complex needs who may require a bespoke living environment. Recognising that we have the skills, experience and clinical infrastructure to manage complex behavioural needs, we have been keen to develop creative solutions to accommodation requirements.
The success of literally building a service around a person's needs has been highlighted at Boxgrove – just one of our annex-style properties providing an individualised and creative solution to those people with highly complex needs. In this particular case, the service user had been finding it increasingly difficult to live within the group setting at his previous home and looked likely to be heading for a placement breakdown and most likely back into hospital. Now, three months after moving in, the outcome could not be more positive and the individual is not only clearly very happy but is also regaining some of the skills he had lost over recent years.
All of our annexes are carefully designed to provide proactive solutions to managing some of the behavioural and risk issues presented by the people we support. This includes considering the wide variety of specialist equipment and assistive technology available so as to promote independence and, where possible, reduce dependency on staff, thus helping to ensure that the care package is as cost-effective as possible – crucial in today's financial climate.
All areas are wheelchair accessible, with a wide corridor, toughened walls and full hoist equipment in the en-suite bathroom. The service user is encouraged to interact and gain independence within his environment by the use of switches and sensory-based equipment.
The garden is fully wheelchair accessible and is continuing to be landscaped with a covered area provided, accessed from his lounge, as this particular individual is never happier than when in the garden!


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The duo has done and given some masterpieces of films in the past, like Khamoshi, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam.
And we were not lucky enough to have plenty of films coming from them, until now. The duo are now all set for a film, in fact, Salman Khan, who is in the midst of promoting his Eid release Race 3, confirmed the same.
Salman Khan stated in recent reports that he is indeed doing a film with Sanjay Leela Bhansali, but hasn't divulged many details on the same. In fact, per reports Mr. Bhansali is yet to narrate him the script of the film.
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I've missed the past few weeks updating the Mark journey but Week 4 is ready to go!
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Book of Mark Study: Week 3
I didn't share my Mark journey last week in hopes that you would check out my posts over on my fiend, Jessica Mathisen's blog as her featured Sisters of Influence.
So let's head right in to week 3 now!
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