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CadLink - CAD to Epicor Integration (ISV)
This Epicor 9 video produced by QBuild Software explains how the Epicor CADLink is used to tie together your various CAD solutions to Epicor 9's Engineering workbench so that Method of Manufacturing (MOM)'s and their related Bills of Materials and Operations stay synchronized with your C
B to B eCommerce for Epicor - AnyTime Commerce
In this video we show the e2B's AnyTime Commerce solution. This solution, integrated with E9, is designed from the perspective of a company that sells product to other companies and through salespeople. Although it supports BtoC (Business to Consumer) ecommerce, it's strength lies in
Vehicle Routing for Epicor 10 and 9
Real time vehicle routing and location information for Epicor 9 by Mark Chinsky This video is a webinar by Epicor partner, Appian Logistics, which specializes in vehicle loadout, routing and feedback. If you have 10 or more delivery vehicles, this solution will pay for itself in direct mileage red
Epicor Document Sender for ERP 9 and ERP 10
This training and demonstration video shows the basic setup & usage for the new Document Sender Module Document sender is a less expensive, much simpler to install solution that performs most of the functions that Advanced Print Manager and Advanced Print Manager Plus (APM and APM+ ) do. This
Epicor Field Service and Mobile Dispatch Demo
This training and demonstration video shows the an overview of the Field Service Module as well as the Mobile Field Service Dispatch board in Epicor Vistage, Vantage, ERP 9, ERP10 and ERP 10.1 The Field Service & Dispatch capabilities of Epicor allow companies who service customers in the field,
CadLink - CAD to Epicor Integration 2
This Epicor 9 and 10 video shows how CADLink is used to tie together your various CAD solutions to Epicor's Engineering workbench so that Method of Manufacturing (MOM)'s and their related Bills of Materials and Operations stay synchronized with your CAD Software. This avoids significant
Backup & Disaster Recovery for Epicor
This video demonstrates the Clients First EverSafe solution. Eversafe constantly backs up your Epicor servers (and all your other Windows servers as well) and allows you to immediately restore files, the entire server, or instantly fail over to virtual copy both on-premise and in our cloud data ce
Advanced Print Management Plus
Advanced Print Management Plus (APM, APM+)for Epicor 9 captures documents such as sales orders, purchase orders, invoices, … etc. and can print, email, or fax them to the recipient. The documents can than be routed, copied, indexed, and stored in a document library where they can be instantly
Epicor Cash Collect
Length 11 minutes Epicor Cash Collect is an advanced Accounts Receivable Collections Engine designed to streamline Collections and improve cash flow.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM to Epicor Integration Demo - Datix Unity
Unity for Microsoft Dynamics CRM (Also known as Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement) Unity is Datix's premier Epicor integration solution. This pre-built application is installed rapidly by our consultants to connect your ERP software with your CRM, Marketing Automation or eCommerce system. With
Microsoft Power BI with Epicor - The Power of Jet Analytics
Jet Analytics for Epicor is an ideal solution to use with Microsoft Power BI. Power BI is great for quickly creating professional interactive dashboards, however, unless you and your staff have deep SQL & Epicor database knowledge you'll find yourself quickly unable to accomplish your goal
Jet Hub for Epicor - Manage all Your Reports and Business Intelligence in One Place
Jet Hub is the web portal component of our Jet Analytics for Epicor Solution. Jet Hub allows you to publish your Excel Reports & Jet Dashboards for your users to consume anywhere on any device. They can run the reports with their own parameters for the latest information. It can also 'push


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Scientists at Mexico's Center for Advanced Research and Studies have been working on developing a super tortilla. Apparently, the current tortilla making process has a big environmental impact. We thought that little old abuelas pounding out cornmeal into disks was pretty green, but we guess not. It has to do with the lime used in grinding the corn. These new tortillas are made with super nutritious strains of gourmet corn. They have high amounts of fiber, calcium, help prevent osteoporosis, slow down aging, and other advantages. The lime problem is fixed with a type of salt that is engineered into the corn.
While this is all well and good, we say why mess with perfection? We're all for helping the environment, but we wonder what the cost will be. People in Mesoamerica have been eating tortillas for thousands of years. Did we really need to improve on something that has stood the test of time? We're really wary of genetic engineering. You never know how it's going to affect the organisms who eat these genetically modified foods. Will these super tortillas change the genetic makeup of Mexicans? Will the kids born in the next ten years grow up to be a race of giant vatos with super strong bones that live forever? Only time will tell.
Via Fox News Latino.
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Potting mix can pose risk to human health
We are alerting consumers to the risks of using potting mix after the tragic passing of a Christchurch gardener from Legionnaires' disease (legionellosis).
28 January 2019
Lizzie Wilson, spokesperson for our Safer Homes Programme says: "Potting mix is a common gardening supply which is also sold as potting soil or potting compost.
"People need to follow the product's instructions and labelling appropriately to keep themselves and family safe," says Ms Wilson.
"This tragic incident highlights the importance of using safety gear when using gardening products around the home, which in the case of potting mix should extend to wearing gloves and face protection.
"While we do not have a regulatory role in potting mix, through our Safer Homes Programme, we take action to promote, maintain and enhance consumer safety when using risky substances around the home," says Ms Wilson.
"We also encourage retailers and manufacturers to review their existing labelling and signage and look for other ways to reinforce their safety messaging to the public."
General gardening product safety information is available on the our website and a Safer and Healthier Gardening guide produced by the Ministry of Health is available through the HealthEd Portal.
Tips to take care while you garden
Before you get to work in the garden, check the back of all the products you plan to use to see what you can do to keep yourself and others safe.
- If you're working on plants that are for eating, check the label to see how long you need to wait before the plant or vegetable will be safe to eat. Write this down somewhere so you don't forget.
- Wear gloves, and check the label to see if you need other protection like a face mask or safety glasses.
- Keep products away from your eyes and face, and off your skin.
- Choose a calm day. Wind can blow products into your eyes and face, or onto other people.
- Be very careful if you are working near streams or other water. Many garden products should not be used near water. Never pour leftover products down stormwater drains.
- Ask your local your garden centre for advice and always read labels before you buy and use. Do not buy or use products that don't have labels.
Some general safety tips to think about
- Seek advice to select the safest and most effective product for the job. You can make your home and garden safer by choosing products that are as gentle as possible. The staff at the store where you buy your products may be able to help with this.
- Products that are labelled as 'natural', 'organic', and 'environmentally friendly' can still be hazardous.
- You should always keep gardening products in their original packages or containers.


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This article describes the Port Settings page for Datto Switches in the Datto Networking Portal.
- Datto Switches
The Port Settings page allows you to configure all primary networking options for each port. Selecting one or more port and clicking Configure will list further settings. There is also a graphical layout of your switch and all its available ports with other possible actions.
1. Navigate to a device web session for your switch.
2. Click Port Settings as seen in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Port Settings (click to enlarge)
Switch Layout
Figure 2: A switch with connected ports (click to enlarge)
The top of the Port Settings page will display a graphic of your switch, with all available ports. Each port is color-coded:
Black: The port has no active connection. PoE and link are both enabled.
Grey: The port has no active connection. PoE is enabled; the link is disabled.
Dark Grey: The port has no active connection. PoE is disabled; the link is enabled.
Dark purple: The port has no active connection. PoE and link are both disabled.
Green: The port is up with an active connection. PoE is enabled.
Dark Green: The port is up with an active connection. PoE is disabled.
Blue: This port is configured as an uplink, and will override all other color statuses for a port.
Yellow Outline: This port is mirrored with another.
Blue Outline: This port is part of an aggregation.
Hovering your mouse cursor over a port will display the following actions:
Figure 3: Port actions (click to enlarge)
- Reset: This action will reset the established link on a selected port.
- Disable Link: This action will disable the established link on a selected port.
- Disable PoE: This action will disable PoE on a selected port.
- Forwarding Table: Clicking on the number of devices will display all connected devices on that port. You can also click View all connected devices for this switch for a list of all connected devices on the switch.
The Port Settings page also provides a list of all ports available on your switch, and displays the following information:
Figure 5: List of ports (click to enlarge)
- Port: Displays the port number. If the port is part of an aggregated group, this will show all ports in the group, along with the Grouped indicator
- Description: Displays a brief description of the port
- Link: Displays whether the port is enabled, disabled, and if it has an active link connection (up or down)
- Speed/Duplex: Displays the port's configured speed and duplex
- PoE: Displays the port's configured Powered over Ethernet priority
- PVID: Displays the port's configured PVID used in VLANs
- Untagged VLAN: Displays the port's set untagged VLAN IDs
- Tagged VLANs: Displays the port's configured tagged VLAN IDs
- Voice VLAN: Displays the port's configured Voice VLAN ID. Since there is only one Voice VLAN ID per switch, this will always display the VLAN ID set in Voice VLAN.
- CoS: Displays the port's configured CoS value
- Trust CoS: Displays whether a port will use incoming CoS values or not
- Mirror: Displays what ports are involved in the mirror, and whether Rx, Tx, or all types of traffic are involved
- Isolation: Displays whether a port is isolated or not
- Rate Limit: Displays any configured rate limiting for a port
- Flow Control: Displays whether flow control is enabled or disabled
Port Settings
Selecting one or more ports and clicking Configure will display the following settings:
Figure 6: Port settings (click to enlarge)
- Description: Allows you to add a descriptor for this port
- Link: Allows you to enable or disable the connection for this port
- Speed/Duplex: Allows you to define the following speed/duplex communication settings for this port:
- Auto: Speed/Duplex will auto-negotiate based on the connected node.
- 1Gbps / Full Duplex
- 100 Mbps / Full Duplex
- 100 Mbps / Half Duplex
- 10 Mbps / Full Duplex
- 10 Mbps / Half Duplex
- Power over Ethernet (PoE): Allows you to power a connected device through an Ethernet cable using your switch. Read the Power over Ethernet (PoE) article for more information.
- VLANs: Allows you to group devices to create a partitioned network on the same LAN. Read the VLAN and Voice VLAN articles for more information.
- Quality of Service (QoS): Allows you to prioritize application traffic over others. Read the Quality of Service (QoS) article for more information.
- Isolation: Allows you to configure a port to transmit traffic only to its connected node
- Rate Limit: Allows you to limit the amount of incoming and outgoing traffic in Mbps
- Flow Control: Enabling this will have the switch regulate traffic during times of congestion


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Theo loves nothing more in his life than his grandfather, who, having always longed for a son, treats his daughter's boy as his own. They go on adventures together – hiking, baking peanut butter cookies, even vacations to exotic locales. But the best adventures for Theo are the ones that involve Rocket, a horse belonging to a local farmer, and the riding lessons his grandfather gives him. However, childhood bliss can't last forever, and changes hit Theo hard, leaving himm grieving and unable to focus in school. Can he find his way back to himself, and to joy?
THEO AND A HORSE NAMED ROCKET is a sweet book full of childhood adventure. The first part of the book, where those adventures are explored, is the best part. Theo's grandfather is the sort of warm, loving adult playmate any child would delight in, and Theo's best friend Winston, fearless and daring, adds a delightful humor to the story. Theo's curiousity and interest in the world around him makes him quite likeable, and his adventures and observations of his neighbors make an entertaining scrapbook of childhood tales, if not exactly a coherent plot. His grandfather, however, is prone to drawn-out discourses on topics like the environment and animal cruelty. While these are no doubt worthy topics, the conversations feel more like moral lectures aimed at the reader than parts of a story.
The second part of the book, after tragedy strikes, is somewhat drawn out and repetitive – the book spends a lot of time telling us in detail about Theo's inability to pay attention, interspersed with flashbacks to his past, before it finally moves on and tells us how things resolved. It doesn't help that the author has a tendency to tell us directly what Theo and others are feeling rather than to describe it and show it, and overuses exclamation marks where they are not needed, a strategy that detracts from rather than enhancing the emotional intensity. Raymond also has a habit of giving cutesy names to various characters – for example Mrs. Speedster (whose hobby is racing), Officer Catchem the policeman, and the frankly trivializing and babyish Cindy Lou Hoot for the pretty blonde damsel in distress (who is given no personality or role aside from that function).
THEO AND A HORSE NAMED ROCKET is a charming look at a childhood full of exploration and interest, but the first part of the book is more enjoyable than the second.
~Catherine Langrehr for IndieReader


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A state Supreme Court decision that affects the collection of local sales taxes on the sale of some vehicles could have far-reaching impacts on local governments and car dealerships.
According to a report by the Missourian, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled Jan. 31 that local sales taxes can only be levied on vehicle sales occurring within the state.
The ruling was issued in the case of Craig A. Street v. The Department of Revenue.
State and local sales taxes for motor vehicles, boats, trailers and recreational vehicles are collected at the time of registration. The court ruled that the local sales tax — county, municipal or other entities — can't be collected on vehicles purchased outside of Missouri.
State sales taxes, at the rate of 4.225%, still will be collected on all vehicles registered to Missouri residents.
For example, if a vehicle is purchased in Illinois the buyer is not subject to the municipal sales tax, only state sales tax. If a vehicle is purchased in Missouri, for the same price, the buyer still is required to pay the local sales taxes.
The result could be thousands of dollars higher tax expenses for vehicles purchased within the state.
According to Franklin County Commissioner John Griesheimer, that could have a devastating impact on both revenue for cities and counties, but also could result in a loss of sales for dealerships in Missouri.
"I think they (Supreme Court judges) were all drunk," said Griesheimer. "I can't believe they would disallow sales tax to be collected — the state gets its taxes but we don't get ours?"
The Supreme Court ruling also prohibits the collection of local sales taxes of vehicles sold by individuals, regardless in which state the vehicle was purchased.
To read the entire article click here.


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We're a fairly small congregation, rooted in the Word of God, and affiliated with Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC). If you're not familiar with LCMC, we'd say that our denomination would be placed in Lutheranism about midway between the liberal ELCA and the conservative Missouri Synod, maybe a tad closer to Missouri. We have some female pastors but we're very big on following the Gospels, not current culture, as our guide for living and to determine as best we can what is a sin and what isn't. But, because all of us, including our pastors, are sinners, we welcome everyone to our fellowship and we strive together to follow the example set by Jesus.
Our worship styles vary from congregation to congregation and from contemporary to traditional, from simple to formal. Bethany has a style in between, except for Heritage Sundays once a month when our service is quite simple. Would you like to know what our Sunday morning service is like? Go to the NEWS page on this site and click on a bulletin or two.
Once a month, on the second Sunday, we remember our Norwegian heritage by worshiping in the same pattern as our founders did in 1902, except the service is no longer done in the Norwegian language. Check out the Heritage Sunday bulletin and also a little info about Norway on the second sheet of the insert. While the members of our congregation who are of Norwegian ancestry may be less than 50 percent these days, the others are all honorary Norwegians.
We're located in the town of Kelley, in the heart of Iowa – 7 miles south of Ames… 30 miles north of Des Moines, just a little west of Highway 69.
You'd be welcome to visit us on any Sunday morning, and join our congregation if you like, whoever you are! The service starts at 9:30 a.m., followed by Sunday school.
Below is a picture of our altar, done in Norwegian style:
In 2006, we installed an elevator to help members and friends get to the basement and sanctuary without dealing with all those steps! Please enter on the south side of the church (main entrance) to take advantage of this feature. In 2012, we built a handicap bathroom on the same level as the sanctuary.
Vision Statement: Bethany Lutheran Church is a creative congregation providing spiritual growth and service opportunities to ALL.
Mission Statement: As faithful disciples of Jesus Christ and with the gifts given us, Bethany Lutheran Church enhances the spiritual vitality of its membership and communities by strengthening faith, friendship, family, fellowship, and FUN through special programs, education, and worship.


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Auto Android application allows you to connect compatible new vehicles with Auto Android phones with Android 5.0 and later versions ( or Marshmallow Lollipop ) .
Android Auto lets you use the most useful applications of your phone on the screen of your car for optimized so you can see and read information at a glance while driving. Android Auto requires an active data connection to make the most applications , and you may need to update some of your current applications such as Google Maps, Google Play Music or Google search .
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Soria, SpainEritrea's Ali Abdallah and Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot were the convincing victors in the '13th Cross Internacional de Soria' - EAA permit - held today (19) at the 'Monte Valonsadero' circuit on a windy but generally nice day of weather.
While Abdallah, eighth at this year's World Cross Country Championships long race in Fukuoka, Japan, grabbed a thrilling sprint victory today over Kenya's Simon Arusei in the men's race, while Cheruiyot was an overwhelming winner ahead of her compatriot Alice Chelangat in the women's division.
MEN – sprint finish gains victory by one second
After a frantic first kilometre produced by Spain's European 10,000 silver medallist José Manuel Martínez, the 24-year-old Eritrean Ali Abdallah made most of the work at the head of the course alongside his more experienced countryman Yonas Kifle. Meanwhile Kenya's Simon Arusei overcame a very slow start - he was placed 30th in the second kilometre - and made an extra effort to join the Eritreans at the race's forward point.
By mid-race only two Spaniards - Martínez and Carlos Castillejo - managed to stay in touch with the east African athletes but shortly after the sixth kilometre they dropped off from the leading pack.
With one and a half kilometres remaining it was Kifle who lost ground dramatically and the race turned to a two-way tussle between Abdallah and Arusei. An exciting tight sprint finish witnessed Abdallah powerfully change gear with 60m left in the race to claim victory (over the 10km distance) in 30:10, barely one second ahead of Arusei. Kifle finished in third a further 21 seconds down.
European team places secured
In the domestic clash Castillejo kept Martínez at bay from the seventh kilometre onwards to finish a creditable fourth, with both athletes securing team berths for the European XC in San Giorgio Su Legnano next 10 December. Spain's European 5000m champion Jesús España finished in 11th place, 1:18 adrift of the winner.
"I only cameback from Eritrea last Thursday," confirmed a delighted Abdallah. "It was a long trip and I felt a little bit tired before the start so my tactic was to wait and see how the race developed instead of pushing hard from the start."
"Fortunately I could beat Arusei in the final sprint once my mate Kifle had lost ground. My next race will come next Sunday in Llodio (Spain)."
Based in Spain
Remarkably, today was only Abdallah's fourth ever cross country long race race after outings atthe Cinque Mulini, Eritrean Champs, and the World Cross Country in Fukuoka.
Abdallah has lived and trained in Madrid since February 2006 under the guidance of Jerónimo Bravo, and he is a training mate of the World Road Running champion Zersenay Tadesse. He already placed eighth at this year's World Cross Country championships in Fukuoka – one spot behind Kifle and two ahead of Arusei – and according to his coach: "we look forward to the 2007 track season as he has a 27m flat performance in his legs".
WOMEN – Cheruiyot in a class of her own
A come-from behind run gave Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot an unopposed win over an unusual – at this stage of the season – 8 kilometre distance women's event. From the very early metres her compatriot Alice Chelangat assumed the role of front-runner and set a brisk pace, with China's Xiaoquing Dong and the Spanish pair of Rosa Morató and Yesenia tucked behind her.
To the surprise of the crowd the pre-race favourite Vivian Cheruiyot - a 14:47.43 5000m athlete - ran only in sixth place some five seconds behind the leaders. It was not until the second kilometre that Cheruiyot got to the front, and with eight minutes on the clock the Kenyan pair had already pulled away from the rest.
Cheruiyot and Chelangat took turns in the lead for two minutes but the former soon opened up a handsome margin over her compatriot and before halfway it became clear that barring disaster the 2002 World Junior 5000m bronze medallist would be the eventual winner.
At the bell with 2000m left to go, her advantage had increased to 17 seconds and it was 26 at the finish line, while in the fight for the final minor place on the podium a thrilling encounter took place between Morató and the Chinese Dong with the former prevailing on the finish line by five seconds to record her third podium place this month.
Emeterio Valiente for the IAAF
Men (10km)
1. Ali Abdallah (Eri) 30:10
2. Simon Arusei (Ken) 30:11
3. Yonas Kifle (Eri) 30:32
4. Carlos Castillejo (Esp) 30:43
5. 'Chema' Martínez (Esp) 30:53
6. Antonio Jiménez (Esp) 30:55
7. Eliseo Martín (Esp) 30:57
8. Raúl Caballero (Esp) 31:05
9. Javier Guerra (Esp) 31:24
10. Jouseff Aakou (Mar) 31:25
Women (8 km)
1. Vivian Cheruiyot (Ken) 27:38
2. Alice Chelangat (Ken) 28:03
3. Rosa Morató (Esp) 28:25
4. Xiaoquing Dong (Chi) 28:29
5. Judit Plá (Esp) 28:36
6. Yesenia Centeno (Esp) 28:37
7. Sara Valderas (Esp) 28:46
8. Xiaolin Zhu (Chi) 29:03


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Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology
Hermaphroditos, the personage in Greek and Roman myth and iconography possessing both male and female sexual features, first appears in Greek literary and epigraphical sources in the fourth century B.C., although a pedigree as the offspring of Hermes is not provided before the mid-first century D.C. In addition to the proper name Hermaphroditos, the term used generically, along with its adjectival form describes these Mischwesen as they are reported by various ancient authors to occur in nature. But from the inscriptions, literary testimonia, and artifacts, it appears that the Greeks and Romans considered Hermaphroditos a divinity with a variety of divine functions and characteristics. Representations of Hermaphroditos occur in large and small scale stone sculpture and reliefs, in marble, bronze and terracotta figurines, wall paintings, in a few mosaics and on gems. The distribution of these objects ranges from points in Italy, Austria, France, and England to Greece, Cyprus, Asia Minor and North Africa. Through this survey of Hermaphroditos in Greek and Roman art I will attempt to answer the following questions: What constitutes the representation of an hermaphrodite in ancient art? How did these figures function and what did they mean to the Greeks and Romans? Did they have cult significance? This study focuses on three major types of hermaphrodite representations: the so-called anasyromenos variety, where Hermaphroditos makes its identity known by raising the front of its garment to reveal male genitals, the well known Sleeping Hermaphrodite, and some group compositions where Hermaphroditos wrestles with a satyr. All three of these types have traditionally been thought to have their origins in the Greek world, but, securely be as we will see, only connected with Greece. the anasyromenos type can The Sleeping Hermaphrodite type, and the wrestling groups probably developed in Italy during the second century B.C.
Ajootian, Aileen. "Natus Diformis: Hermaphrodites in Greek and Roman Art." PhD diss., Bryn Mawr College, 1990.


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Gerry and The Pacemakers
Gerry Marsden formed the group in the late 1950s with his brother, Fred, Les Chadwick and Arthur McMahon. They rivalled the Beatles early in their career, playing in the same areas of Hamburg, Germany and Liverpool, England. Mac (Arthur was called Mac as he didn't fancy the name Arthur) was replaced on piano by Les Maguire around 1961. They are known to have rehearsed at Camell Laird shipping yard at Birkenhead.


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Recently, I was asked how I added the little magnifying glass into the Genesis site search box at the bottom of my website. It's a great question and worth of a quick tutorial on how to add a Dashicon to your Genesis search box.
Dashicons is the official icon font of the WordPress admin since version 3.8. It's similar in functionality as Font Awesome, another popular collection of icon fonts.
OK, lets get started!
Step 1: Enqueue Scripts
My website is using a customized version of the Sample child theme from StudioPress. Since this child theme from StudioPress is bare-bones, there is no inclusion of the Dashicons. If you're using the Sample child theme, you will have to add it to your theme. Otherwise, most all other child themes from StudioPress is already including the Dashicons.
Look for this code in your child theme.
wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' );
If you see that line of code in your Genesis child theme then you can skip ahead to Step #2. Otherwise, add the following code into your functions.php file.
Also note that you most likely have a function in your theme that is enqueuing your scripts. If that is the case, you can simply add wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' ); into that function.
Step #2: Genesis Search Button
In Step #2 you will change the default text of "Search" to a magnifying glass Dashicon.
Lucky for you, the function genesis_search_form() has a filter that allows you to return something other than the word search. So what we're going to do is apply a filter and return a magnifying glass Dashicon.
Place the code below into your functions.php file.
For all you coding geeks out there, you can find the genesis_search_form() function inside of genesis/lib/structure/search.php. There are other filters that you can apply to that function if you want to further customize the Genesis search box.
I've covered other Genesis Search Form customizations here.
Step #3: CSS Magic
Next you simply customize the CSS that targets the Genesis search form. Use my example below to get you started. Fine tuning the CSS is your homework. I'm sure that each theme will be slightly different, but I'm sure you can handle it.
Complete List of Dashicons
If you want to see the complete list of WordPress dashicons, you can view them here.
Genesis Search Box and FontAwesome
For those of you that prefer to use FontAwesome in your Genesis search box, I've got you covered.
Add the Php code snippet below into your functions.php file and the css into your child theme's style.css file.
The CSS code is simply a starter. You will need to tweak it further for your specific implementation.


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Storm damage fencing on most homeowners' insurance policies cover the damage, unless there's an exception stated in the policy. Not all causes of damage are covered, but usually any vandalism, storm damage or damage caused by a vehicle are covered in most policies, but earthquake or flood damage may only be covered under specific policies.
You'll want to first ensure that filing a claim with your insurance is going to be in your best interest. It's good to read through your policy well before you need to use it, and know what your deductibles are and how filing a claim impacts your monthly premiums.
To claim fence damage, follow these steps:
- Have a police report filed if the damage is caused by a motor vehicle or vandalism. If you are unsure what caused the damage, it's a good idea to have the police look at it and write up a report.
- Contact your insurance company or double check your policy to make sure the fence is insured. If it is, file a claim by contacting your insurance company and filling out their claim forms.
- Take pictures of the damage and see if you can find a photo of the fence before it was damaged.
- Get in touch with your insurance agent or the claims adjuster, explain what happened, and give them the photos. It may be best to do this via email so you can easily keep a record of your conversations.
- While you wait for your claims check, contact a local fencing expert and find out about affordable temporary fencing options if you're in need of an immediate solution.


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Ex-Haiti ruler Artistide re-emerging as political force
Five years after he fled into exile amid a bloody revolt, former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is continuing to cast a long shadow over Haiti's political landscape.
His reemergence as a central figure in Haiti's political future comes as the once all-powerful Fanmi Lavalas political party seems to be imploding amid an internal power struggle over which competing faction has the right to lead in Aristide's absence.
The internal dispute boiled over into Haiti's larger political debate last month when Haiti's Provisional Electoral Council – presented with two competing slates of Lavalas candidates for the upcoming April 19 parliamentary elections – disqualified all 16 office-seekers from across the country who had registered for the 12 senate seats under the Lavalas banner.
The electoral council's explanation for the disqualifications: According to Lavalas bylaws, the party's national representative – Aristide – must sanction candidates.
Others, including some Lavalas leaders, disagree. They say the council's ruling is a pretext to keep the party, which boycotted the 2006 presidential and legislative elections, from getting a foothold in President René Préval's government.
The matter has confused and confounded even loyal Lavalas supporters, who have publicly criticized each other.
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In the southern hemisphere, the mid-winter solstice will take place on June 22nd, 2015, in the early morning hours – 2:39AM in many places. This solstice heralds the ingress of a powerful time for humanity as a whole, in the social domain, in learning and self-learning – particularly with regard to Ascension – and the ongoing activation of so-called "junk-DNA" and the escalating energies of the stargates. In this article, we look to the astrological indications of this sacred time.
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Welcome to my psychotherapy practice in Forest Hill, SE23, London
How do we begin therapy...
If you are reading this page I imagine it's because you are searching for some help with a mental, emotional or behavioural issue either for yourself or someone you care about. Probably it is something that you have already tried to resolve by yourself, unsuccessfully.
You may feel excited about therapy, even impatient to resolve your issue and get support from a therapist who gives you their undivided professional attention.
Or it may be difficult for you to accept that you need assistance with your issue. Perhaps that clashes with your idea of yourself as a strong and independent individual.
Either way, it is helpful to bear in mind the words of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross who says,
"There are no mistakes, no coincidences. All events are blessings given to us to learn from".
Why do we come to therapy ?
We come to counselling or therapy for all sorts of reasons, amongst them can be:
· to get support
· to get stuff off our chest
· to change a behaviour or state of being
· to gain self- awareness and optimise self-development
· because someone has suggested it might be helpful
Nevertheless you may be unsure of what exactly therapy is and does. It is a place that is reserved for you in which to discuss, examine and potentially make changes to the way you approach your life. It is a precious space carved out from an often hectic and stressful day-to-day where you can get distance in order to review your thought processes, assumptions and habitual behaviour. It's an opportunity, accompanied by a caring and non-judgemental professional to make changes, consolidate, celebrate, grieve, feel, plan or whatever it is that you need in order to lead a more meaningful and enriching life.
You make want to make alterations to an emotional state such as depression or anxiety. You may want to overcome disorders such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) or Post-Traumatic Stress (PTSD). You may want to change behaviour such as an addiction, phobia or eating disorder. You may want to change a belief that is unhelpful for example believing that you are not good enough. You may want to change the way you relate to others., for example being more assertive or changing a pattern of affairs and betrayals.
What do we do in therapy?
Over the sessions we establish your goals. I help you to gain awareness of beliefs, thinking patterns and emotions that you are not in touch with and which are influencing you. Awareness is seen as the first step towards making changes. According to the foundational text of Gestalt therapy theory 'awareness is like the glow of a coal which comes from its own combustion' (PHG, 1951:75). Seeing a therapist is like allowing someone else into a private viewing of your head, except that they are able to shed light on the nooks and crannies that you cannot see and reach. Once you are able to see them too then you are able to find solutions to your issues.
Therapy focuses not only on the issue but also on the actual process that occurs between you and I, the therapist during the session. For example the way that you discuss your issue or the way you relate to me as the therapist may also be revealing. Many people benefit hugely simply from having a non-judgemental, caring and impartial professional to share some of their burden with. Having this positive therapeutic relationship can alone be life changing.
Therapy is a serious undertaking although this does not mean it is always serious. Humour can also be a part of therapy.
How do we choose a psychotherapist or counsellor?
So knowing a little more about why we go to therapy and what it's about, how on earth do you choose a therapist?
It can be overwhelming trying to choose a therapist. So many options, so many types of therapy, so many credentials. My advice is first and foremost to make sure that the therapists you consider have the right credentials. They should have at least three (if they are a counsellor) to six years (psychotherapy) of professional training at a registered and reputable training institution. They should also have undertaken personal therapy. They should be accredited with UKCP, BACP or BABCP if they are a cognitive behavioural therapist. They should also be able to tell you about additional professional development training they have undertaken. Regardless of how much expertise they have, a certain amount of chemistry is also necessary for the professional therapeutic relationship to be successful. You need to feel secure and understood by your therapist.
What happens at our first psychotherapy session?
I reassure you that it is normal to feel nervous at a first session. You are in a room with a stranger potentially sharing some very private thoughts and feelings. You may never have done therapy before and not really know what to expect or what is expected of you.
The first session is an opportunity for me to find out more about you and for you to find out more about how I work. I will ask about your issue and the history of it. I will also be curious about your history, relationships, work situation, upbringing, health issues and traumas. My aim is to get a good sense of you and your life situation. If by the end of the session you decide to start therapy then in the next session we will look at what it is that you would like to get from therapy. It is important to have a therapeutic goal to check that we remain on track and in order to be able to evaluate how the therapy is going.
I hope that this has been helpful and I welcome hearing from you if you would like to know more.
Warm wishes,
Alexandra Stevens
I am based in Forest Hill in South East London (SE23) within easy travelling distance from Dulwich, Catford, Sydenham, Crystal Palace and Brockley. I also offer sessions by Skype for those that live further afield.


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Is it possible to lose fat аnd gaіn musclе at the same time? Some exрerts say "no wау" while others say "hеll yeah". Whо tо believe? Wеll {I'm} not gоіng to say {ME,} but this аrticle is goіng to clarify thіngs greater thаn any other confusіng literаture out there. Wе will start wіth bаsic sciеncе аnd then I will explain both еxpеrts' points of view. Finally, I wіll tell you what thіѕ means fоr yоu, and how уоu ѕhоuld reаch your idеal bodу tурe.
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Fіrstly, why ѕhоuld уоu еvеn listen to me? Wеll, sіmply because nоt оnly have I dоne the reseаrch, {but} I'vе also given the sweat and hоurѕ in the gym tо know this stuff. I was onсe a ѕkinny guy hіdіng оut in bаggу сlоthing hаtіng tо look in a mirror. I gained a loаd оf muscle and fаt didn't hор on my bоdу. {In} fаct my abѕ became mоrе defined than thеy had еvеr been before. I'vе ѕtill got a lоng wау tо go, but I knоw hоw hard it is when yоu want to loѕе fat and gаіn muѕcle at the same timе. Is іt possible? Lеtѕ find out.
Sо what does ѕimple science tell us аbout thе рossibility to lоѕe fat and gain muѕсle at the sаmе tіmе?
Mоrе muscle meаns a higher metabolism - {CHECK.} A higher metabolism reѕultѕ in mоrе fat burnеd - {CHECK.} So, by thіѕ sciеncе, if you are building muѕcle, your baѕal metаbolism muѕt bе rising and уоu must bе burnіng fat. This is іn fаct correct, аnd not just theoreticallу sound {but} rеsеarch has ѕhown thіѕ tо be truе. More muѕсle = more fаt burned.
So those еxpеrts who ѕаy "Hеll Yеah! It is рossible to losе fat and gain musclе at thе same time" bаse theіr arguments upon this аnd they're rіght.
{Am} I saying thе other's are wrong аnd talking nоnsense?
Not reаlly. Thе еxреrts whо saу "No Way! it isn't possible tо lose fаt and gain muscle at the samе time" arе bаѕing their аrgument {MAINLY} on thіѕ. The dіеt you muѕt to follow to gain muscle is nearly thе opposite of the diet yоu need to lose fаt.
{On} the one hаnd, buіldіng muscle nееds a consumрtion of a much hіgher caloric intake thаn normаl becauѕe building muscle consumes hіgh amountѕ оf energy. Thе diet required tо burn fаt on the other hand, requires a lоwer caloric intake than nоrmal, because уоu want to force your bodу into eating up its own fat instеad of getting calories frоm your fооd.
Doeѕn't this mеan that іt iѕ impоssible to loѕe fat and gain muscle аt the same tіmе? {NO!} Because alternating between thе dietѕ, уou can lose fat and gain muscle at the same tіmе, but it will tаke ѕо much longer to reach either goal.
Sіmply put, the experts whо yell "It is {IMPOSSIBLE} to lоsе fat and gаin muscle at the same timе" arе trуing to ѕaу that you сan't try to do one thing аnd ѕucceed at doіng thе other at the same timе. Not effіcіently anyway.
Whаt doeѕ thiѕ mеаn for you? Simрle!
{If} you want to losе fat аnd gаіn muѕсle at the samе tіme, you nееd to аѕk yourѕelf if you're patient enough to wаіt fоr results thаt will take a LONG timе. Fighting 2 bаttles at the sаme time is difficult. I wоuld recommend that уou сhose tо either build muѕclе оr {burn} fat fіrѕt. Then foсuѕ on thаt, and оnce you achieve thаt goal, focus оn the next. This wіll helр yоu do thingѕ quіcker and mоrе efficiently.
While technically it is poѕѕible to loѕе fat аnd gaіn musсle at thе same tіmе, it mіght not bе practical because it is a whole lot lеss effіcіent tо chаse аfter bоth thеѕе goals together. Inѕtеad рrioritize and aim for one оf thеѕе goals first, then thе оthеr. Bеst of Luck to you.
Persоnally, I picked building muscle first, {but} іt's tоtаlly uр to individual preference. аnd either way, in thе end уоu're going tо be ѕo glad with the rеѕultѕ as long аѕ уou wоrk for them starting rіght now. My musсlе building story is a bіt of an inspiration in itѕelf.


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TOUGH IS A MINDSET - so come and bust the trails of DUDER REGIONAL PARK for a good cause.
Whether it's for the thrill of the race, the craving for exercise or just the desire to fundraise for a good cause and have fun doing it - TRAIL BUSTER DUDER 2017 is where you want to be. Due to severe damage, Auckland Council have advised us that the tracks at Hunua Ranges are still currently closed and have relocated our event to DUDER REGIONAL PARK, 933R NORTH ROAD, CLEVEDON. The BONUS is that as well as some bush tracks and a few stairs, we have rolling farmland and some of the BEST coastal views in Auckland. We apologise for the change of location, but look forward to seeing you at Duders.
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3. BEST DRESSED: The group with the most fun costumes on the day will win our group prize
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Who: Anyone can take part - children 12yrs and under will need to run or walk with a registered adult
What: 6.7km run/walk or 13.4km run
When: 9am, Sunday 2 April 2017
Where: Duder Regional Park, Auckland
How: Register, fundraise, and train
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Entry Fee includes an individual race-bib with your name printed and a race-pack with sponsor products.
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- Page 1 Asus Eee PC X101CH Review
- Page 2 Connectivity, Screen and Audio Review
- Page 3 Performance, Value and Verdict Review
Thanks to its new 'Cedar Trail' 32nm Atom N2600 processor, Asus was able to go for a fanless design on its X101CH. Running at 1.6GHz, this dual-core CPU is the latest iteration of Intel's low power family. However, in practice there doesn't appear to be much of a performance jump over current generation Atoms, which is a little disappointing.
Mind you, the power envelope for the chip's mediocre performance has gone down, which is what has allowed Asus to use passive cooling – a genuine improvement over previous and competing netbooks. Another significant advantage is that Asus' software-based 'instant-on' does actually work, resuming from standby far faster than we're used to from laptops with non-SSD storage. It's just a shame to find a laptop in 2012 that still has trouble running anything more intensive than a few spreadsheets and a browser, though the mere 1GB of RAM supporting Windows 7 Starter is also to blame for this.
The one area where welcome improvements to Atom have been made is in HD video playback, thanks to Full HD hardware decoding. With a compatible media player, high-bitrate 1080p is no longer a problem for Atom, resolving one of our most significant bugbears with the architecture. However, 3D gaming is still not on the cards, with frame rates in the single digits for any demanding game even at low detail levels.
Naturally, the Eee PC X101CH runs very quietly, with the only noise factor being the click and hum of its slow, moving-parts hard drive. Unfortunately, this 5,200rpm, 320GB HDD – or any of the other of the X101CH's internals – aren't user replaceable (without voiding the warranty), as the chassis is completely sealed.
Thankfully, the battery is user replaceable. Considering it's so small and thin, it's no surprise to find a low-capacity 2,200mAh/23Wh/three-cell unit, and even with the X101CH's low power internals it only just managed to reach four hours. However, this does seem to be the norm for recent netbooks, with six hours being the maximum as thinness and style are prioritised.
Value is the X101CH's most redeeming feature. At a mere £210, it's one of the most affordable small laptops around, and you won't find anything much more powerful for this kind of money. Asus' latest Eee PC may be a bit more expensive than other netbooks which start at around £170, but its attractive and thin design, relatively good connectivity, larger hard drive, virtually silent running and 'instant on' make it well worth the small premium.
Netbooks are arguably on the way out, but as one of the last of a dying breed, the Asus Eee PC X101CH makes for a nice finale. Performance from its new Intel 'Pine Trail' Atom processor isn't a huge improvement and you're still restricted to light workloads, but the ability to finally play Full HD video smoothly makes this netbook a far more attractive proposition than many. Throw in the X101CH's sleek good looks, quick wake from resume, decent connectivity and virtually silent running, and we can just about forgive its average battery life and low-resolution screen.
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The onscreen X-Men universe is starting to become as vast as the one in the comics, where hundreds of superpowered beings fight for the future of humanity. And that drives movie fans wild, those excited by this year's X-Men: Days Of Future Past but nonetheless also thrilled for 2016's X-Men: Apocalypse. So far we know it's set in the 80's and involves the classic X-villain of the title. But we don't know which of the many mutants will be a part of the coming sequel until now.
EW caught up with Bryan Singer and Simon Kinberg to discuss the future of the X-Men universe, and Singer confirmed that the four central mutants at the heart of X-Men: Apocalypse will be Professor Xavier, Magneto, Beast and Mystique, specifically the incarnations from X-Men: First Class. This is a slightly unusual foursome, if taking into account the history of the comics: Beast and Magneto were never really a duo anyone paired too often. And the Mystique-Xavier connection is weird enough... how come Patrick Stewart never talked about his relationship with a little blue girl in the earlier films?
Singer also says he's going to try to introduce, and re-introduce a few other mutants, specifically Gambit and Nightcrawler, who were rumored earlier. "I'm excited because I want to start introducing familiar characters at different ages and also explore the '80s," he says, pleasing all of you who were hoping for more Cyclops! This may finally be the moment fans have discussed, where Singer completely eliminates X-Men: The Last Stand from continuity. Singer, you card.
Singer also talks about the film's connection to the Age Of Apocalypse storyline in the comics, which this won't directly emulate.
"You won't feel at the end of the movie that it set up Apocalypse. What it does is it sets up possibilities. But what we'll discover in Apocalypse is that events in this movie made that happen... Apocalypse deals with ancient mutancy. What would humans have thought mutants were? What would mutants think humans were? You're dealing with gods and things like that. And what if one survived and what if that found its way into our world?"
Ominous. A very cool angle, introducing the mutants to one of them who has ascended to godhood. Though surely that just provides more ammo for Magneto to extoll the virtues of mutant rule over humankind, right? These movies are so pro-Magneto, casting the sexier actors as him, giving him the best subplots, and making the humans either so monstrous or feeble that they're basically begging for a mutant ruler. In Days Of Future Past they create GIANT ROBOTS to kill the mutants. If that's not an act of war, what is?
Kinberg discusses Apocalypse by saying, "From a visual standpoint it actually may be a bigger movie than Days of Future Past because there'll be disaster-movie imagery, like the title would imply."
While Days Of Future Past is apparently super expensive, the money has not really been showing up onscreen, with the ads emphasizing the post-apocalyptic future and the massive cast. That's the sort of stuff we've seen before. But the X-Men characters coming face-to-face with a god? Consider Apocalypse, an ancient mutant from the dawn of man, like the architects of Prometheus: a towering, mysterious focal point for the evolution of man. Heck, why not just have X-Men crossover with the follow-up Prometheus and let Apocalypse run loose in Ridley Scott's world? Would anyone really complain?


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A Practice for Everyday Life is a British design agency, yet it isn't often that we're prompted to consider what that might mean for our work and culture. Drawing geographical lines within the global design community seems increasingly irrelevant, in our networked world—people and practices are more mobile than ever, and it goes without saying that the internet has had a huge impact on the loosening of bonds between our work and the studio's physical location.
APFEL works with clients all over the world, so whilst we are based in the UK, our designs don't immediately feel tied to, or influenced by, that location. Britain's rich graphic design heritage is undeniably an influence on what we do, but with a studio library stocked with as much Tschichold and Bayer as it is Birdsall or Hollis, we're working from a much broader frame of reference. With that in mind, a programme like the UK-Russia Year of Culture 2014 is an interesting prompt and context in which to consider the impact of place on our practice. Looking back on APFEL's work over its eleven-year history, there's a certain intangible character within it that betrays the influence of our location, and that's something worth exploring.
It's been just over two years since I joined APFEL, coming to the studio from a background of design criticism rather than design practice. It's a fascinating position to be in, when you're more used to looking in from outside of the studio environment. The opportunity to spend a considerable amount of time embedded within its studio culture, actively participating in the production of projects, offers a more nuanced perspective on an agency's body of work portfolio—and has shed light on the way that working processes and influences translate into a finished design.
Designers, when asked, often describe their influences in terms of the discipline's history, of other cultural pursuits, or of the people and places they encounter. With such a wealth of information and stimuli at our fingertips, it's easy to dismiss the impact of our immediate surroundings, but it's the influence of place that interests me particularly here. For APFEL, that place is Bethnal Green, in London's East End, where the studio has been based since it was founded in 2003.
Take a walk through the main streets and backstreets of this particular district, and its distinctive character reveals itself in snippets—idiosyncrasies that catch the eye, and create an understanding of the area that sits separate from any more practically-grounded description. Like much of East London, recent gentrification is evidenced by the slow emergence of buildings, businesses and ventures that sit alongside the established outposts of its original inhabitants. Pubs, betting shops, greasy spoon cafes and all the other East End stalwarts endure, interspersed with the shops, bars, workshops and studios of the area's newer inhabitants. So far, so standard—it's the same story in many other pockets of London, where regeneration has taken hold. What sets Bethnal Green apart is harder to pinpoint, something intangible in the mix, that somehow feels more personable.
It's through this landscape and community that we all walk, every day—to, from and around the studio, tucked away on a side-street off Old Bethnal Green Road. These walks, and the people, places and things encountered on them, contribute to an everyday vernacular within the studio, punctuated by the bizarre, the memorable and the exceptional. The influence of that vernacular on the studio's work is not immediately apparent in all but the most explicit of cases. Certain projects for clients in the immediate vicinity have, in the past, propelled us out on to the local streets with camera and notebook in hand, but for the most part, the influence is less direct and more subliminal.
There are many unexpected discoveries to be made in the neighbourhood. A ghost sign on the side of an old terrace that receives a sudden, sensitive restoration at the hands of local architects; or a shuttered and battered shop front, long assumed to be abandoned, that opens on odd evenings to reveal a small gallery, its clandestine occupants swigging beer from bottles on the pavement outside. On an unassuming residential side street a few seconds' walk from the gates to our yard, a lone shop with a nondescript facade stocks a cornucopia of imported Mexican groceries, homewares and trinkets. Walk in the opposite direction, and on the corner of our block you'll find a lone, slightly faded beauty parlour, outside which its jovial proprietors sit and sun themselves on garden chairs whenever we get a bright day. Last year, they commissioned a giant, lurid mural in spraypaint to adorn the side of their building, showing a cartoonish girl with flowing hair, Barbie-bright, practically glowing against the subdued brick of the former furniture workshops that surround it.
It's easy to romanticise places like this, with their melting-pot character and bawdy East End charm, but the reality is that we move through it, like all its other occupants, not (to borrow from psychogeography) on some drifting dérive, but as a consequence of the everyday tasks demanded by work and life—journeys to visit clients or sites we're working on, local errands, or the daily commute. The impression that we build of our surroundings comes about not consciously but subliminally, and manifests itself in the studio's work in a similar way.
The notion that pedestrian movement through urban spaces can contribute to their character is one Michel de Certeau touches upon in The Practice of Everyday Life, the book from which our studio takes its name. His chapter 'Walking in the City' (from which I've borrowed the title of this piece), describes the ways in which cities take shape—not through the physical interventions of architects, urban planners or governments, but by the way in which their pedestrian inhabitants map out places by walking. The real practitioners or makers of a city, he argues, are those that experience and use it on a personal level. Walkers are the authors of a metropolitan identity in eternal flux, their viewpoints from ground level more valid and authentic than other more picturesque, panoramic or map-like views of the city.
Those impressions gained by walking could be seen to translate, in our own work, into subversions of an expected form, or hidden quirks that only reveal themselves on careful, repeated examination. Taking cues from the kind of vernacular objects and graphics you might encounter in everyday life, that sense of the everyday is harnessed, manipulated or taken as a point of departure. Wit appears, occasionally, too, more akin to a knowing look or aside than a pun or punchline. The combined experience of our surroundings—and the cumulative effect of places we've walked through and inhabited at various points in our lives—comes through less in direct references to its graphic language, than it does in the starting points chosen, material decisions made, and interventions imposed on something familiar.
As I'm writing this, we have just completed work on the design of an exhibition of large-scale public artworks to be held in Venice, alongside the 14th International Architecture Biennale—another stage on which place is an important factor. Held by Lisson Gallery, it's titled Genius Loci, a name taken from the Roman term for guardian spirits who were believed to hold a protective power over a place. In more modern times, the meaning has shifted, with genius loci now used in reference to the intangible identity or atmosphere of a place, which becomes apparent to us through experiencing it. This seems an apt, if oblique, analogy to describe the influence that places can have on a practice in contemporary design; not manifesting directly, but insinuating themselves in a subtle way into the attitudes and approaches within everyday studio life.
This article was commissioned by KAK Magazine and the British Council on the occasion of the UK-Russia Year of Culture 2014. Written at A Practice for Everyday Life.


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The time of death relates directly to whether the suspect could have been at the scene and to the sequence of multiple deaths. It is also important to the victim's family in settling insurance claims and Social Security and pension payments (Orthmann and Hess, 2012).
A body with a gunshot wound to the head has been found in an apartment. The room temperature is 72 degrees and the blood on the body and near the body has dried. From the information provided, can investigators estimate the time of death? The body is completely stiff in both the small and large muscle groups. No noticeable decomposition has taken place.
Why do changes happen to the human body after death?
How long does it take for the body to show rigor mortis?
How long after rigor mortis is fixed before it dissipates?
What are the changes that a body undergoes immediately after death?
What further changes does the body undergo three hours after death?
What further changes does the body undergo 24 hours after death?
Discuss how knowledge of this information helps in a criminal investigation.
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Why do changes happen to the human body after death?
The changes are biological changes that are caused by all the gases, fluids, and compression in the human body that initially results in stiffness or rigor mortis but shortly thereafter involves decomposition if the body isn't frozen within 72 hours of death.
How long does it take for the body to show rigor mortis?
Approximately 3-4 hours.
How ...
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The time of death in a criminal investigation are analyzed. Why changes happen to the human body after death is determined.


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TiVo has also been making inroads as an alternative to regular TV programming. What started as occasional movie trailers and downloadable TV shows has blossomed into a more formalized slate of on-demand programming called TiVoCast, which includes videos from such content providers as the New York Times, the NBA, Heavy.com, and Rocketboom. (Full disclosure: CNET Networks is among TiVo's content partners.) Despite a much-ballyhooed 2004 deal with Netflix, however, there are some significant political and technical roadblocks to transforming TiVo into an on-demand movie box. Nevertheless, TiVoCast programming--already available on Series2 boxes--should be viewable on Series3 models before the end of 2006. No word on whether or not any of the content will be available in high-definition.
Notably, the TiVo To Go feature--which allowed you to transfer recorded programs to your networked PC, and then to a portable device--is not present on the Series3 box. The same goes for Multi-Room Viewing, which lets you transfer programming from one networked TiVo to another within a household. (Both features remain alive and well on earlier Series2 TiVos). As always, the culprit here is not technology, but copyright concerns. TiVo would like to add the features to Series3 boxes at some point, but given Hollywood's fear of digital media, we're not holding our breath.
What do all of these features cost? Not unlike a cell phone, the TiVo hardware is all but useless without the accompanying service. That means--in addition to the nearly $800 cost of the hardware itself--you'll need to pay a monthly fee to TiVo of $13. Customers with multiple TiVo boxes may be eligible for a Multi-Service Discount. Furthermore, it's been rumored that anyone who locked into the lifetime membership fee on an older TiVo--the option is no longer available--can transfer that option to a new Series 3 box, at least for the next few months. Getting the CableCard tuners properly installed and configured on our TiVo Series3 took two visits and three phone calls to our local Time Warner Cable franchise. The problem is that most of the technicians just aren't that familiar with the CableCard technology--it was a knowledgeable employee on the phone who was finally able to remotely activate our cards (thanks again, Shah). Once they were up and running, though, things seemed to work just fine.
The Series3 wasn't our first experience with TiVo, so returning to the interface was as familiar as riding a bike. After the initial setup, recording our favorite TV shows--either in single episodes or weekly batches--quickly became second nature, thanks to the completely intuitive interface. You can choose between two versions of the onscreen programming guide: the TiVo Live Guide (channels on the left, detailed breakdown of shows on the right) or the more-familiar Grid Guide. Gone are the Series2 delays when switching channels--the Series3 box doesn't have to pass the channel-changing commands on to an external cable box, so channel-surfing is nearly as fast as when using a cable company-issued DVR, such as the Scientific Atlanta 8300HD.
The dual-tuner functionality also worked smoothly. You can easily toggle from one tuner to the other by hitting the Live TV button on the remote, but the TiVo lacks a picture-in-picture (PIP) function. Moreover, despite the fact that the program guide organizes information from all of the tuners (cable, antenna, digital, analog, standard, high-def) into a nice, single interface, hard-core couch potatoes may be chagrined to realize that the Series3 can toggle between only any two live sources. So while you can record two programs simultaneously, you can't switch to or record a third live program, even if it's coming in off the antenna. You can, however, view a previously recorded program while recording two others. (By contrast, the Dish ViP622 can record three sources--two satellite, one over-the-air--while playing back a fourth.)
Video quality was generally excellent--which is to say, we noticed no differences in the TiVo's video quality vs. that of respective cable and antenna reception on other devices (the Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR and Samsung SIR-T451 over-the-air tuner). Of course, if your cable provider overcompresses its signals in order to conserve bandwidth--and many do--you'll get the same artifacts and blockiness on the Series3 TiVo that you'd get with any other tuner. That's no fault of the TiVo, of course; we're just managing expectations. Audio quality was likewise solid, and the TiVo ably passed Dolby Digital surround soundtracks to our A/V receiver via its HDMI output.
There was one video issue which was a major cause for concern: copy protection. Many of the programs we recorded included a warning that the content provider had encoded them for "restricted viewing," meaning we were precluded from the possibility of saving them to a VCR or DVD recorder. In other words, the only way to watch these shows seemed to be via the HDCP-encoded HDMI output. The composite and S-Video outs were completely disabled, and component video seemed to work intermittently (we even lost HDMI output briefly, on several occasions). TiVo said the the problem is completely unintentional--all video should output over all outputs--and that some overzealous copy-protection from our local cable company may be the culprit. According to TiVo, the flagging of programming for restricted viewing should only apply to video-on-demand and pay-per-view content--none of which should be accessible on the Series3 anyway. Upon further investigation, we isolated the problem to our A/V receiver--it seems that certain JVC receivers have an HDMI incompatibility that over-aggressively interprets the content flags. Switching to a different A/V receiver (or going component rather than HDMI) alleviated the problem (full details are available here). That said, the incident does raise the spectre that content providers could flag future (and current) broadcasts with various restrictions.
The Season Pass and Wish List features work like a charm, and TiVo offers plenty of little tweaks to further finetune your TV viewing pleasure. For instance, Overlap Protection lets you choose to cancel or clip competing programs based on priorities you set. Thus, if Lost runs until 10:05 as it often does, you can have your 10 p.m. recording start late--that is, if you don't just assign it to the second tuner and eliminate the overlap problem that way. The TiVo Suggestions function works well, assuming you want to invest some time into voting for your viewing choices. Granted, some of the suggestions are far from revelations (Simpsons fans get Futurama recommendations, Stargate SG-1 viewers are directed toward Battlestar Galactica), and your TiVo may occasionally misread your choices, but it's a great way to discover new shows you might like. And the most famous TiVo hack still works like a charm: punching in Select > Play > Select > 3 > 0 > Select turns on the 30-second skip feature, so you can blast through recorded commercial breaks with a few easy clicks of the remote's Advance button.
It's also worth noting that TiVo's accuracy in recording programs as you specify is about as close to bulletproof as we've seen on a DVR. Yes, overtime sporting events and unscheduled breaking news can always throw a wrench in things, but the TiVo is much better than the competition in the accuracy of its listings, and its ability to distinguish between new episodes and reruns, even on more-obscure off-network shows. It also does a great job with informing you of potential conflicts and problems. For instance, we received messages letting us know that title changes ("The CBS Evening News is now The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric") and lineup changes ("The UPN and WB networks have merged into the CW, so many of your favorite shows may now be on a different channel") could affect our viewing choices, so we could adjust our Season Passes accordingly, if need be. You won't get those types of warnings from competing DVRs, and you could quickly start missing shows as a result.
As great as the TiVo experience is, however, there were a couple of features--again, found on the Dish ViP622--that we'd like to see. While you can set favorite channels, there's no ability for customized favorites list for the recordings--a great feature that allows family members to compartmentalize their TV viewing. Also, the ViP622 has a great bulk-erase feature that TiVo lacks--just go down the list of everything recorded on one screen, and check off all the shows that you'd like to delete.
Turning to the home media and networking functionality, performance varied by the particular function, with some faring better than others. For pulling music and photos from a networked PC to your living room, the TiVo is a worthwhile substitute for many of the network digital media players we've auditioned. The TiVo Desktop software is as easy to install and set up as Microsoft's Windows Media Connect application, and it serves the same function: setting up key directories on your PC to be accessed from the TiVo. The Mac version currently works only on older, pre-Intel machines.
Once configured, any compatible music and photo files on your PC should be available on your TiVo. ID3 information for songs is displayed, so you'll see song title, album title, artist, year, and genre (if available), as well as duration and filename. You can easily navigate nested folders with the remote, play individual songs, or play multiple songs sequentially or randomly. The shuffle and repeat modes can include subfolders. Even better, you can use your existing playlists, as long as you've saved them in the standard M3U, B4S, PLS, or ASX file formats. Just pick a folder of music, select a starting song or playlist as well as the playback mode, and turn off your TV. With TiVo's audio output hooked up to your home stereo, you can enjoy hours of uninterrupted digital music.
Digital-photo navigation works the same way. Photos can be viewed in the same shuffle and repeat modes as the music files, with eight user-configurable slide-show intervals ranging from two seconds to five minutes. Unlike the many DVD players that are billed as photo viewers, TiVo perfectly displayed almost every image we threw at it; JPEG, TIFF, GIF, and BMP files from digital cameras and the Web all came up with no trouble, though some of our PNG files didn't show up. You can rotate images 90 degrees with a click of the remote, and large image files are automatically sized to your screen. (TiVo says that an HD version of the photo viewer--presumably, with the ability to show photos in greater detail--will be available "in the November timeframe of this year.")
The online features generally worked well and continue to distinguish TiVo from competing DVRs. Scheduling online was a breeze; just log in to TiVo's Web site, search the program listings, and choose the show you want to record. You can set priority--that is, you can tell your TiVo to record only if nothing else conflicts--and recording quality, as well as get a confirmation e-mail. The remote scheduling worked flawlessly, even when we submitted requests only 30 minutes before a show's start time, although TiVo recommends doing it at least an hour in advance. The Yahoo online services performed as advertised once we used the onscreen keyboard to key in Yahoo usernames for access to online photo albums, as well as zip codes for weather and traffic info. The Podcaster and Live365 online radio features also worked fine.


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I am not sure where to post this , so if its in the wrong place hopefully a Mod will put it where it needs to be , then let me know where it was put
I have the adin18_Double Weather Calender Gadget version 1 , it keeps forgetting my Zip Code , every or almost every day it has a pop-up that says the Zip Code is not valid , then it has some strange Zip Code , and you have to re-enter your correct Zip Code , its like it forgets what it was or does not save it properly , it does this randomly , sometimes several times in 1 day
Any idea's how i can remedy this ? Thanks Jim
I would contact Adni18 about it.
You can send him a private message from here: https://www.wincustomize.com/users/2663/adni18
Or you can catch him here: http://desktop-art.info/forum/ or also here, at his own site: http://www.adni18.com/
Thanks ,after i read what you said , i PM'ed him yesterday , hopefully he will get back with me soon !
Well still no word from him , i would have thought he would have contacted me by now !
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I just sent him a message. Hopefully, he'l respond.
Meanwhile, I'll load it and see if I can help.
If I can find it.
Is it this one?
Working here. I'll run it a few days, see what's what.
Thank you Jim (RND) for the message!
Dear JimDirt I am not sure for which gadget you are talking about, but doesn't matter, try to put the gadget inside a folder and then put the folder on the top level of your Hard disk C. All weather gadgets are creating a "weather.ini" file that it is needed to remember your preferences, don't delete this file.
Let me know if this solved your problem
I am having the same problem with it. I'll try what you said, Nikos.
No problem Nikos. Just trying to help.
I did a search for Double Weather Calender Gadget and came up with 0 results
I did a "Search" for any file with your name adni18 and came up with 4 results , and none of them were a "ini" file
ADNI18 LIVE WEATHER III.EXE C:\Windows\Prefetch 40kb PF file
adni18 Live Weather III.exe C:\Documents and Settings \Local Settings\Temp 650kb Application
adni18 Double Weather Calender Gadget C:\Documents and Settings\Start Menu\Programs\Start Up 2kb Shortcut
adni18 Double Weather Calender Gadget\Local Setting\Application Data\Stardock\DesktopX\Gadget Cache File Folder
The bottom one is a folder , but I could not find a ini file in any of it
Hi Jim,
Find first the "adni18_Double Weather-Calendar.exe" put it in a folder and then run it. Make your cities choices and close it with right click on it.
You will find now the "weather.ini" in the above folder. Your choices will no be forgoten as long the weather.ini file exist next to .exe file.
...and delete all the contents of: adni18 Double Weather Calender Gadget\Local Setting\Application Data\Stardock\DesktopX\Gadget Cache folder
OK , and where exactly am i putting that folder ?? , in the same location i find it ??
Put the gadget inside a folder and then put the folder on the top level of your Hard Disk C or wherever you want.
Let me know what happen
Seems to work fine on the C drive. There was an .ini file in the folder it made when I unzipped it. Had my zip code in it.
I looked everywhere and i cant find adni18_Double Weather-Calendar.exe , only the 4 files i mentioned (yes i have Show Hidden Files checked), i also looked in Add and Remove Programs and i dont see anything there either , i am confused now , the only things i can find on my PC pertaining to the program are the 4 files i mentioned , i went to this folder "adni18 Double Weather Calender Gadget\Local Setting\Application Data\Stardock\DesktopX\Gadget Cache File Folder" , and took the .exe and made a folder in the main C folder and double clicked it , and all it did was come up with the "not a valid zip code" prompt , so i cant even uninstall it to reinstall it
Now What ???
Yes Jim!
There is no installation for the gadgets, you just run them, therefore there is no need to uninstall anything.
Go to my site re-download the weather gadget and do what I told you above OK?
OK , will report back
So far So good !! , Its been 1 whole day with no issues since downloading the fresh one , must have been some glitch/bug in the last install , this one seems to be doing well so far !
Well, crap.
This is happening once in a month or so, when the weather server is "restarting" or have a quick maintenance for their cache, not a big problem
Well everything was fine until i restarted my PC , then it never loaded again (today was the first i had restarted since downloading the fresh one) , so i had to download it again , , anyway this is only happening on my Win XP SP3 PC , my Laptop with Win Vista Home Premium 64 bit works fine with no issue at all ! go figure !!
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