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Click on the photo above to shop. The Wraybros thank you for your support!
8 thoughts on "Shop"
Jeremy Wray- YOU are who I look up to in skateboarding and provide me with great motivation. I was extremely thrilled to meet your friends promoting your new company with sunglasses and congrats on the newborn! Finially, my favorite pro with his own company. Ill be buying your decks from now on.
Thanks for the support Joseph! Keep on skateboarding my friend
I would like to pick up an 8.5. Can you tell me who presses your stuff and where I can get one on the east coast. Thanks.
Hey Jeremy, I've been a long time fan of your style (since that tws interview in '96 or '97, not sure) and was glad to see the site finally up. I noticed there was no shopping cart attached to it. Were there any plans to have online shopping capability? I'm in Los Angeles, and if you need any help setting anything up, I'd like to help any way possible.
Goddam I'd like to buy a board !!
I have been a fan of both wray brothers for a long time. I started skating in 1995 and at that time no one was better than Jeremy Wray. Seriously. At that time other huge names of course were Koston, Jamie Thomas, Muska, among others. But when I look back, I have to be honest and say that Jeremy was ahead of all of them. Jeremy Wray is the only reason I ever liked Element. When looking up the words pose or poser in Webster's, there should be an illustration of the Element logo. Element is on the level of Planet Earth and Zoo York(goodbye Zered, thanks for a decade); sell-out brands that put fashion first and skateboarding second. As for Plan b, I wouldn't want to group it in with the likes of Element, but I am very disappointed that after the reboot Jeremy Wray was not reinstated. After the creation of Girl and A-team, Jeremy was the "Jordan" of Plan b!! Since '05 when they came back, I have not purchased one Plan b product and don't plan to. Good luck to both Jeremy and Jonas and I hope to be able to purchase a Wray board.
ps- sorry for the rant… this industry pisses me off sometimes
Any chance of a reissue of the Dr. Seuss board?
Let it all be known when international sails gone wild, I don't really care about the shipping cost unless it's insanely high. But this Swede needs to promote and skate on some of those gears you've got!


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From Neurons to Neighborhoods : The Science of Early Childhood Development
How we raise young children is one of today's most highly personalized and sharply politicized issues, in part because each of us can claim some level of "expertise." The debate has intensified as discoveries about our development-in the womb and in the first months and years-have reached the popular media. How can we use our burgeoning knowledge to assure the well-being of all young children, for their own sake as well as for the sake of our nation? Drawing from new findings, this book presents important conclusions about nature-versus-nurture, the impact of being born into a working family, the effect of politics on programs for children, the costs and benefits of intervention, and other issues. The committee issues a series of challenges to decision makers regarding the quality of child care, issues of racial and ethnic diversity, the integration of children's cognitive and emotional development, and more. Authoritative yet accessible, From Neurons to Neighborhoods presents the evidence about "brain wiring" and how kids learn to speak, think, and regulate their behavior. It examines the effect of the climate-family, child care, community-within which the child grows.
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It's time to make some pour decisions. National Drink Wine Day is on February 18, providing the perfect excuse to stop and smell the rosé. As wine lovers ourselves, we've taken on the job of finding ways to celebrate the occasion.
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Steven Holl creates dramatic contrast with his two buildings on University of Iowa campus
While it is rare that an architect is given the chance to build adjacently to a former project, this was the case for Steven Holl Architects' latest addition to the University of Iowa campus, in Iowa City, Iowa. Not only does Holl's new Visual Arts Building sit next to his 2006 Arts Building West, together they create one of the campus's major outdoor quads. For Holl, the challenge was not just to build a great building, but to build one that was even better than his much-loved first addition to the campus.
After the 2008 Iowa floods, a record-breaking, devastating natural disaster, the University of Iowa needed to replace its original 1936 Visual Arts Building. Rather than go directly to Holl to build the new project, the university held a design competition, which Holl won. The approach to the project would be vastly different than that of the 2006 building.
"You have to make it as good or better," Holl explained. "That is why it took 30 schemes to get it right. We took the approach, as we have done before in terms of historic buildings, of complementary contrast. The first building is Cor-Ten and planar, with the steel structure exposed. This building is volumetric, not planar and concrete, not steel, and a different strategy altogether."
Comprised of four offset levels, seven vertical cutouts produce outdoor balconies and indoor atria, bringing light deep into the new building. Other apertures lay behind the outer porous zinc skin system, arranged and sized with the Fibonacci sequence. Together, the cutouts and windows allow for studio spaces to be completely daylit. The interior cutouts also provide space for the buildings major vertical social and circulation areas. These communal spaces were at the heart of the project's design.
"The seven cuts of light vertically penetrate the laminar shifting section," Holl said. "We give them all equal weight as social spaces. These become places where you take a break and talk to a friend or someone from another department. The formal operation becomes a social operation, and one of bringing in light."
The structure of the 126,000-square-foot project plays an important role in realizing the bright, open interior. The floor plates are poured-in-place biaxial voided slabs, or "bubbledeck" slabs. This technique, used for the first time in the United States, allows for integrated mechanical systems, including radiant heating and cooling. With lighter-than-typical floor slabs and zero ductwork, the interior could be more readily dedicated to programmed space.
The Visual Arts Building will be home to art history, ceramics, 3-D design, metal arts, sculpture, printmaking, painting and drawing, graphic design, multimedia, video art, and photography.
[As part of our 2016 Best of Design Awards, this project won 2016 Building of the Year > Midwest. Click here to learn more!]
A grassroots organization starts an environmental movement in Iowa City
One might not expect Iowa City, a midsize heartland town of 70,000, to be on the forefront of urban sustainability issues. But Iowa City has everything to lose if climate change isn't addressed. In 2008, a massive flood caused an estimated $64 billion in damage to the state, roughly equivalent to that caused by Hurricane Sandy. That flood was preceded by 239 tornados, which hit the Midwest over a nine-day period.
Iowa City, a UNESCO City of Literature, has a strong, culturally active citizenry, and now it is working to channel that energy into securing its environmental future. After the flood waters subsided, and the tornado damage was clear (damage from both of those events is still evident eight years later), a group of Iowa City residents began to seriously think about how design could be used to achieve a more sustainable urban center. "Ecopolis Iowa City" was organized to brainstorm urban restoration, biodiversity, local food, inclusionary and urban designs, renewable energy, and transportation initiatives for the future of the city. Initially holding informal meetings, Ecopolis Iowa City eventually started to sponsor forums that would use storytelling, music, and conversation to identify and generate ideas. From 2014 to 2016, the events eventually turned into a movement.
The city's 2015 fall election saw a progressive council majority win for the first time in nearly 50 years. In spring 2016, Mayor Jim Throgmorton issued a "Regenerative City" proclamation. The proclamation set goals to "replant native prairies and trees to store carbon in the soils; expand urban agriculture; to power our city and neighborhoods efficiently through green building designs and renewable energy; to expand citywide recycling and composting through a zero waste ordinance; to make low-carbon transportation choices; to grow green jobs and support companies actively greening their operations." By summer, the ideas from the Ecopolis Forums were worked into a proposed Iowa City Climate Action Plan.
The plan aims to expand and guide the regenerative city initiatives. Iowa City is already investing $60 million into raising a major route into the city above the 100-year flood level, but the plan calls for many more actions at different scales. From establishing protected "ecodistricts" to enforcing new sustainable building requirements, the plan may greatly affect the city's future fabric. The plan sets greenhouse gas emission and transit diversity goals through 2030, with an eye on changing the way average citizens understand their impact on the environment.
Though the Iowa City Action Plan has not been formally adopted by the city, Ecopolis points out that the six million sandbags Iowa City residents filled to try and save their city in 2008 is a sign they are ready and able to make major changes. And with Ecopolis founders now on the city council, the time is better than ever.
This article was part of our Oct. 12 issue which focused on how water is shaping today's landscape architecture and urbanism. Communities face deluges and droughts—for some, the stakes can be survival itself, but others see opportunities for decadence. To explore these stories from around the U.S. and the world, click here.
Des Moines Dialogue by Substance Architecture
Zinc and glass unite riverfront pavilion and pump house.In 2009, just as construction on its Principal Riverwalk pavilion was about to begin—and following years of funding-related stops and starts—Des Moines-based Substance Architecture received some unexpected news. The firm was commissioned to design a second building, a pump house, on an abutting plaza. At that point, recalled Substance's Paul Mankins, it had been about three years since the firm started work on the pavilion. "There was some discussion in the office about whether the pump house should be an independent piece, or whether it should be formally related to the pavilion," he said. "Our decision was that the pavilion would be stronger if it had this piece as a foil." Using a limited material palette of zinc and glass accented by Jun Kaneko's artwork, Substance succeeded in creating a dialogue between the two small riverfront buildings, despite their differing programs and dates of origin. The pavilion's form was shaped as much by practical circumstances as by a particular aesthetic vision. The Wallace Roberts and Todd (WRT) master plan for the Principal Riverwalk, a joint development of the City of Des Moines and the Principal Financial Group, determined the wedge shape of the site. "We're not a firm that typically does triangular buildings," noted Mankins, "but the inner workings of the floodwall were already in place before we started." The architects were further constrained by a tight budget. Rather than distribute the program across a single floor, said Mankins, "we were able to convince WRT to manipulate the plaza, tip it up to stack the program." The move cut the pavilion's footprint in half and allowed Substance to push the service functions down into the plaza itself, thus decreasing the cost of the envelope. The pavilion's focal element is its glass-enclosed cafe, stacked directly atop the cast-in-place concrete box housing the service functions. The architects created an outdoor seating area by pulling the building ten feet away from the floodwall. This gesture, too, was in part a pragmatic one, as it "eased conversations with the Army Corps of Engineers," said Mankins. "The end result produces an exterior terrace, which is fantastic. But it was not purely a design-driven decision; it was also a political decision."
- Facade Manufacturer VMZinc (zinc), Bliss Nor-Am (glazing), Jun Kaneko with Derix Glasstudios (glass mural)
- Architects Substance Architecture
- Facade Installer Cramer and Associates
- Location Des Moines, IA
- Date of Completion 2013 (pavilion), 2014 (pump house)
- System folded zinc over steel-framed glass enclosure
- Products VMZinc siding and roofing, Ipe siding, Bliss Nor-Am windows and doors, Minnesota limestone
Iowa City picks Cecil Balmond for downtown art project
Shelter Subterfuge by ASK Studio
Architectural sleight of hand transforms a FEMA safe room from bunker to glass box.Tasked with designing a community center on a shoestring budget, Des Moines–based ASK Studio was unsure how to fit the program to the project's finances. Then an attendee at a community feedback session suggested applying for FEMA funds to build a combination community room and storm shelter. The FEMA tie-in solved the money problem, but it created an aesthetic challenge. The architects had originally diagrammed the community center, sited atop a central knoll in a large park in Urbandale, Iowa, as a connection point that would orient visitors without obstructing views. When the project was redefined as a safe room, said ASK's Brent Schipper, "I just cringed, because how do you have a transparent node that's also a tornado shelter? I thought, 'We're going to make a bunker, and pretend it works as the node of the centerpiece of the park.'" Luckily, Schipper's gut reaction proved wrong. A triumph of architectural sleight of hand, ASK's Giovannetti Community Shelter is built evidence that "welcoming safe room" is not an oxymoron. The modified program in place, the architects began by asking themselves, "How do you achieve transparency when all you have is concrete walls?" said Schipper. They turned first to the roof line, adding a sense of weightlessness with a broad overhang above a picnic area. Though not part of the shelter function—it would likely shear off in the event of a serious storm—the overhang plays an important role in the structure's aesthetic identity. Thanks to the canopy, "there are parts of the building that are light," said Schipper. "You can't tell it was a concrete box."
- Facade Manufacturer MPC Enterprises (precast wall panels), Molin Concrete Products (precast roof panels), Insulgard (tornado windows), Manko (storefront)
- Architects ASK Studio
- Facade Installer Steel Erectors of Iowa (concrete), Two Rivers Glass & Door (glazing)
- Location Urbandale, IA
- Date of Completion 2013
- System precast concrete roof and walls with storm-safe windows, exterior storefront and cedar siding
- Products precast concrete wall and roof panels, Insulgard storm-safe windows, Manko storefront, cedar siding
Eavesdrop> Renzo Piano to deliver high design with a low-minded name in Des Moines
Iowa landscape architecture students bring a touch of green behind bars
"The students got to have a more realistic view of offenders," she says. "They got to see them as human beings. So someday, if they have an application from someone [who served time in prison], they won't just throw it away."
LMN Architects' Collaborative Sound Cloud
A system of 946 unique panels will produce optimal acoustics and aesthetics at the University of Iowa's new School of Music.For a 700-seat concert hall at the new School of Music at the University of Iowa, Seattle-based LMN Architects wanted to design a high-performing ceiling canopy that would unify the many features of traditional theatrical and acoustic systems. The result is a 150-foot-long by 70-foot-wide surface composed of 946 suspended, intricately laced panels that incorporate complex, interdependent, and at times conflicting systems—including lighting, theatrics, speakers, sprinklers, and acoustical functionality—in a unified architectural gesture. "The system is sculptural for sure, but it had to conceal structural truss work, which was a major cost savings as opposed to building an acoustic container," said Stephen Van Dyck, a principal at LMN Architects. The design team worked with both parametric digital and physical models to coordinate the structural system with the acoustic, theatrical, audio/visual, lighting, fire, and material elements of the canopy. "From Day One, it was a digital model," he said. "We needed a smaller physical model to get everyone's head around making this happen physically. A three-foot room model has a big impact on ability to conceive." LMN fabricated the scale model, as well as a few full-sized components, on the firm's 3-axis CNC mill.
- Fabricators LMN Architects
- Designers LMN Architects
- Location Iowa City, Iowa
- Date of Completion 2016
- Material aluminum composite paneling
- Process CNC mill
Wright Room Service
A non-profit group in Mason City, Iowa is restoring the last remaining Frank Lloyd Wright designed hotel, according to the AP. Completed in 1910, the Park Inn Hotel complex also includes a bank branch and a small office building. It had previously been used as a hotel, apartments, and a strip club.
The building was owned by the city, which after failing to sell the structure on eBay (they were asking $10 million for the dilapidated structure), turned it over to the Wright on the Park, Inc., which pledged to restore it using public and private funds. They recently received an $8.2 million grant from the state of Iowa toward the project and are looking to raise an additional $2 million.
When the renovation is complete, the hotel will include 20 suites. Though the group can claim that the Historic Park Inn is the only extant hotel designed by Wright, the Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, originally designed as an office building and residence, has been converted into a hotel.


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Tips for improving health care hospital governance
Getting physicians, nursing and pharmacy staff, and other peers together makes for effective IT problem-solving in clinical environments. This and more tips for health care IT governance.
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Here at HIMSS 2011, attendees are not just interested in the vendor bling of the exhibit hall. They want ways to implement effectively all the sexy new tech back at the ranch. In a session on best practices for IT governance, two multi-hospital informatics leaders offered their best ideas for successfully steering a health care provider's IT initiatives.
Not surprisingly, job one is getting physicians to participate in the IT governance committee. To accomplish that -- although the speakers acknowledged it might be a controversial idea in some circles -- the hospitals pay them. Not peanuts, either: $105 to $125 an hour.
"Membership on this group wasn't enough of a reward -- so we had to have a remuneration model to pay them for their time," said Dr. Mrunal Shah, vice president of physician technology services for OhioHealth, a Columbus-based group of eight hospitals and physicians' offices. "In a lot of venues, that's a little controversial, but I thought I'd throw that out there…We have to respect the fact that physicians are willing to spend time either earlier than their clinical day, or at the end of their clinical day. They're taking time away from something -- their families, their personal time, whatever it might be -- and there should be some model to tell them we appreciate the fact they're taking a couple of hours to [meet with IT]."
The next priority for IT leaders is to add representatives to the committee from all the departments in a health care facility that use IT heavily -- including pharmacy, nursing and patient registration at a minimum, said Shah and co-presenter Dr. Matthew Sprunger, medical director of clinical informatics for Dupont Hospital in Fort Wayne, Ind., a group of eight hospitals and an urgent care facility.
We have to respect the fact that physicians are willing to spend time either earlier than their clinical day, or at the end of their clinical day.
Dr. Mrunal Shah, vice president, physician technology services, OhioHealth
Beyond that, Shah and Sprunger offered the following recommendations for making IT work better through a governance committee's efforts:
- Set an overall mission for the committee -- probably starting with something along the lines of "oversee the design of software," "integrate the electronic medical records systems" and so forth -- and remind the members constantly of it. (Sprunger, for example, prints his committee's mission on the cover sheet of every meeting agenda.)
- Set objectives for the clinicians on the governance committee using a metaphor familiar to them: outcomes. Others' lists might be different, but Shah's includes things like maintaining patient safety at all times throughout the organization's IT endeavors, seeking regulatory compliance, and always leading with best practices and evidence-based medicine.
- Set timing expectations. It might take the IT staff four months to implement and test an idea that the governance committee settles upon as a worthy goal. "For physicians, that's a really long time," Shah said. By then they will have forgotten they asked for it and perhaps not even notice it's been done. Be up-front about how long the development cycle takes when the committee signs on to tackle an idea, and give them notice when it goes live.
- Be clear that the committee is providing guidance, which the IT staff can -- but isn't necessarily compelled to -- act on.
- Let the governance committee tackle four or five goals at a time, no more. In a comment to SearchHealthIT.com after the session, Shah added that these goals can be large or small, as long as they include actionable items for the IT staff, not just vague, sweeping ideas like "improve workflow."
- Avoid projects that are simply digitizing paper processes. If the governance committee submits such a plan, send it back and have the members analyze which steps in the process can be removed, as well as what is the fastest way to do the process, regardless of how things are done now.
- Prioritize requests. Realistically, Shah said, while he might get 500 requests for IT fixes each month, many of them are so similar that they can be boiled down to 30 or 40 actual problems. See which problems seem to affect the most people, or which ones provide the most significant payback if solved. Then toss them to the governance committee.
Let us know what you think about the story; email Don Fluckinger, Features Writer.


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FDA Approves Chiron's Proleukin
Treating skin cancer and kidney cancer that has spread to other parts of the body. Proleukin is an antineoplastic. It works by helping enhance many aspects of the immune system, which helps to decrease growth of the cancer cells.
PROLEUKIN (aldesleukin) for injection is a recombinant human interleukin-2 (rhIL-2) for treatment in adults with metastatic melanoma and metastatic kidney cancer. PROLEUKIN therapy is a form of immunotherapy that uses the body's natural immune system to fight cancer.
PROLEUKIN has been used for over 10 years in the treatment of metastatic melanoma and over 15 years in the treatment of metastatic kidney cancer (renal cell carcinoma). Studies have demonstrated that PROLEUKIN therapy offers the possibility of a complete and long-lasting response in these diseases.
Aldesleukin is used to treat advanced forms of kidney or skin cancer (cancer that has spread to other parts of the body). This medication is the same as a substance that your body normally makes (interleukin-2). In the body, this drug is thought to work by affecting the body's natural defenses (immune system). This effect slows or stops cancer cell growth.
Proleukin, a lymphokine, is produced by recombinant DNA technology using a genetically engineered E. coli strain containing an analog of the human interleukin-2 gene. Genetic engineering techniques were used to modify the human IL-2 gene, and the resulting expression clone encodes a modified human interleukin-2. This recombinant form differs from native interleukin-2 in the following ways: a) proleukin is not glycosylated because it is derived from E. coli ; b) the molecule has no N-terminal alanine; the codon for this amino acid was deleted during the genetic engineering procedure; c) the molecule has serine substituted for cysteine at amino acid position 125.


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1.1 Black's..news 2013 –> 2017
Wonderful Life Pendant
Un magnifique pendentif en argent et en or a été réalisé par Enibas (bijouterie située à Schull en Irlande) en hommage à Colin..sur le modèle de son propre pendentif…tous les recettes récoltées en faveur de ce travail d'orfévrerie seront reversées à Bru Columbanus (organisme de bienfaisance qui fournit un «foyer» pour les familles des personnes gravement malades dans les hôpitaux de Cork).
Chaque pendentif est numéroté et gravé de l'inscription Saol Iontach – Wonderful Life…inspiré de la merveilleuse chanson de Colin.
Pour en savoir plus et vous l'offrir ou pour l'offrir à un être aimé ♥….wonderful-life-pendant for-br-columbanus-support-house
A magnificent silver and gold pendant was made by Enibas (a jewelery shop located in Schull, Ireland) in honor of Colin …on the model of his own pendant …all the money from this beautiful work will be given in favor to Bru Columbanus (charity etablissment that provides a « home » for families of critically ill people in Cork hospitals).
Each pendant is numbered and engraved with the inscription Saol Iontach – Wonderful Life … inspired by Colin's wonderful song .
To know more and to offer to yourself or to offer it to a loved one ♥….wonderful-life-pendant
« Any Colour You Like » Volume 2 vient de paraître le 9 décembre 2016…un magnifique hommage-album reprenant les titres votés par les fans dans le précédent vol. + des titres favoris sélectionnés par Colin…avec une présentation soignée dans les moindres détails (photos inédites..interview…design) ce album est un objet d'Art à s'offrir ou à offrir en cette période festive..j'ai eu un coup au coeur en le découvrant en version « hardbook » avec ses 2 vinyls…comme j'aurai tant aimé que Colin le découvre aussi..il aurait été si fier de lui..de son travail d'artiste.
« Any Color You Like » Volume 2 just released on the 9th December 2016… a magnificent tribute-album regrouping the songs voted by the fans in the previous vol. + favorite tracks selected by Colin…with a careful presentation into smallest details (unpublished photos..interview.. design) this album is an piece of Art to offer to yourself or to offer to your dear ones in this festive period ..i had a blow to the heart by discovering it in version « hardbook » with its 2 vinyls … as I would have loved that Colin also discovers it…he would have been so proud of him..of his Artist's achievement.
To order…clic… www.colinvearncombe.com/music/colour-like-deluxe-edition/ or on the Amazon.uk site… www.amazon.co.uk/Colour-Like-Black-Colin-Vearncombe
Back to the future…….Your music is vibrant..touching…alive….so we must keep on playing..singing despite your painful absence…feel it hard again to think what happened at this beginning of the year…but for your memory…your Art legacy…we don't feel down…you gave us so beautiful..so good memories on your music..during your gigs…you gave us more..your friendship through kind words..advices or just a gesture..i will feel always your hand in my back to reassure me when i showed you my drawing portrait…& your little wave from Paris to me…you always gave me listening and smile that's why i always trust in your music..in you.
For long..for now..for the future..i will keep on sharing & breathing your lovely songs…Love you Colin & grateful thank you to your familly & Black team who keep on working..making alive your Art legacy….Karine x♡x
I have a deep sadness..and i can't realise now again that Colin leaves us the 26th january 2016..
life can be cruel and unfair that's true..
To you Colin..i keep your star shinning in my heart..i keep on sharing in this little blog
my passion about your music and all your Art..it's not over for you..'cause you never died
through your music and we keep on breathing it to bring a pure and beautiful soundtrack to
our lives..i thank you to have given me your friendship...it was so precious for me
"Life should never feel small"..bisous "mon étoile"
I dedicate my work to your loving family..share with them the pain to lose some-one very unique..
with all my love...Karine xxx
the 30th january 2016
Le 19 février 2016 à 19h00...une célébration prendra place à la Cathédrale"Liverpool Anglican Cathedral" située..ST James Mt, Liverpool, L1 7AZ....pour rendre hommage publiquement à Colin...je me joindrais en pensées à toutes les personnes qui aiment et célébront la musique..la vie de cet homme.. cet artiste particulier et cher à mon coeur..qui a su donné une couleur et un son à part à nos vies..merci pour lui..pour ses proches..de penser..de continuer à respirer ses chansons...Life must be Wonderful.
On the 19th February 2016 at 7 pm … a celebration will take place in « Liverpool Anglican Cathedral » ..ST Mt James, Liverpool, L1 7AZ …. to pay a public tribute to Colin …
I will join by thoughts to everyone who love and celebrate his music..his life of this man..this artist so particular..so close to my heart…who knew to give a special color and sound to our lives…thank you to everyone who keep on thinking & breathing his songs….Life must be Wonderful.
I would have loved to be present...my thoughts were there with Colin's family and all people who love this beautiful artist...i wished i were here... Colin-Vearncombe-memorial
Pour partager votre histoire sur la chanson "Wonderful life".....
To share your Wonderful life story... and discover different "experience life" with... please give a visit Here
Special Thank you to Alexander Höfer from the Animus Klub in Mainz (Germany) for sharing their special meeting/interview with Colin in november 2015...Feel difficult to watch without feeling heartbreaking but it's a lovely moment where Colin shared his love in music & life..we must see..feel and celebrate his memory..xxx + a link to the Animus Klub website..http://animus-klub.de/en/2016/02/14/de209-black-aka-colin-vearncombe-the-last-interview/ En octobre 2015..Colin a été invité à la télévisison Française à l'émission "les années bonheur" (et cela 25 ans après une longue absence) ...après les attentats à Paris le 13 novembre..par respect l'émission a été reportée au mois de janvier 2016 avec beaucoup d'émotions..de larmes...j'ai découvert la prestation de Colin...merci d'aimer également car ce fut sa dernière apparition sur les chaînes publiques..
In October 2015..Colin was invited to the French télévisison on the show « the happy years » (after 25 years of long absence)
… After the attacks in Paris on 13 novembre..par respect the show was postponed to January 2016
émotions..de with many tears … I discovered the performance of Colin … thank you to love because it was his last appearance on state television ..
Un p'tit coucou de Colin de Paris pour l'enregistrement de l'émission "Les années Bonheur"... + un p'tit hello personnel to me..i'm on my cloud!!
Merci Colin ♡ clic...blackakacolinvearncombe/videos
Lately in december 2015, Colin went to Barcelona and participated to a TV charity show "La Marató de Tv3"..enjoy "Wonderful life" in Catalan version..molt melodiosa!!
Colin is on the road for an autumn touring..a big tour in Germany, Bruges and two dates in England..see the dates... Live Atumn 2015
Interview from the Animus Klub the 27/11/2015 – At Mainz in Germany, Colin gave an interesting intervention in the Animus Klub (a leisure club for young German students)
in order to share his experiences as artist, musician..a very nice cover of Wonderful Life to discover at the end of article...
Thank you to Alexandre for the permission of sharing
"blind faith" black....released..to make order and discover it... http://www.colinvearncombe.com/music/blind-faith
my little review on Amazon site…« Pure first class for « Blind Faith » the new Black aka Colin Vearncombe's album…it's a brillant work with a professionnal team (recorded and produced by Calum Malcolm) each song has its own character.. melancolic blooming, swinging curves, passionate tenderness, deep textures…we can fall in love with..so i do
Since many years Colin composes, writes & put his voice and heart in beautiful and spellbinding melodies… »Blind Faith » is special because this is his first album where fans have participed to the process by pledging and it was a very good journey..i wish to « Blind Faith » now to fly away high and reach the chart!! i keep my fingers crossed..!! (official site http://www.colinvearncombe.com/) »
Interesting Q&A sessions between Colin and fans...... Part 1 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/43365 Part 2 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/43576 Part 3 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/43926 Part 4 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/43924 Part 5 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/44136 Part 6 pledgemusic.com/projects/black/updates/44135 m m m Recently you can visit my "sound cloud" session for rare B-sides... i can share thanks to my friend Lennart and with the kind permission of Colin 'cause think that Music must be shared to be listened / discovered but never forget we must repect the artist's work behind..soundcloud.com/karine enjoy!! you will find the Black / Colin Vearncombe's songs : "Under wraps" "Scrapbook of ghosts" " If you want it you can have it" "Most of the day.." "Enough is enough" "All i have to do is dream" (live cover of the Everly Brothers) "Listen" " Let stars explode" "Paradise lost" "Whole wild world" "Nice" "I can let go now" "Cold hard road" "Needle time" m m m m A new Vinyl release for May 2014...Sweetest Smile + 3 bonus tracks... just follow this link to order...;) sweetest-smile-vinyl Colin's new touring.. Spring-tour-2014
New releasing for 1st April.... New Black EP II
to discover and listen to it.... BLACK EP:II
"Any Colour You Like" release in Vinyl.... Great Class for the compilation!!
please follow this link... ACYL in Vinyl
just clic to see more about ...."Any Colour You Like" special vinyl edition
Really a gorgeous release with an interview.. photos.. lyrics.. and some Colin's poems ♥
includes 2 vinyls for the special edition.. Best sound as ever.. deep and present!!
to know more.. please follow this link.. dates spring-tour 2013
To follow the 2013 touring... there is a new page on Official Colin's webside with photos and comments from Andy Patterson..Tour Diary
NEW BLACK RELEASES... the CD EP 3 titles and Colin's first poem book "I'm not the same person"
are now available on his official site.. just follow this link.. New Black's releases
Russia's TV show...
Soon Colin'll perform in Russia to make part at the Avtoradio 80s Rock and Dance Festival.. so good for him!! ♥♥♥
please visit on the official site for more information… http://www.colinvearncombe.com/words/black-in-the-ussr
New Black Releases
October will see the release of a new 3 track EP from Black – the first release of new material since 2009′s Water On Stone.
We'll have copies available on the tour, as well as it being available on CD and download via www.colinvearncombe.com
Keep an eye on Colin's twitter account to be the first to find out the title and the tracklisting - http://www.twitter.com/cvblack
Wonderful Life
October will also see a re-issue of the Wonderful Life album on CD by the Universal Re-Presents label.
It is the 25th anniversary of the first Black album, and it will be released with new liner notes and a second CD with some remixes and alt versions.
Amazon.co.uk for Black « Wonderful life » Deluxe Edition
Soon Colin will give a new live tours trhough some European countries, this tour will be in acoustic mood joined by Mr Calum MacColl on guitar and vocals ... yessss!!
Please follow this link to buy tickets.. Colin Vearncombe's lives .... LONDON is sold out!!
Colin's narrative contribution to NEARLY THERE... a fab. tale!!
I made a special page on this.. please check.. Here


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Wild & Wilder is all about good clean
fun. Working hand in hand with their merry (in a good season) band
of growers, they craft wines of supreme quality but don't take it
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Great fruit, grown by great people and made with a lot of love
by people that know that wine is all about the good times,
delicious food and creating great memories. Founded by Giles Cooke
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the winemaking process from bud burst to bottle means that every
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Highlights include the 2017 Courtesan Riesling from a year that
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Just as someone might have blue eyes or wear red shirts, different information in Paragon can be classified in different ways. In Paragon, we use attributes to classify information. You can create as many attributes as you want and apply them to anything in the system. It's sort of like tagging things with characteristics so that information can be found easily. For example, a pair of shoes might have a color attributed to it. It may also have a style and size attributed to it. You can tag it (and anything else in Paragon) with as many or as few attributes as you'd like, all of which you decide. And, if you decide you want to change the attribute, that's no problem at all.
Attributes are then used to make associations…
Associations tell Paragon how and what data links together. Basically, associations allow you to take different information and describe the relationships between that information in Paragon. The description uses, you guessed it, attributes.
What does this look like in practice? You can define a relationship so that size 10.5 Armour Grey shoes only get shipped to a specific store for a specific price from the 1st of the month until the 15th of the month, for example.
Rules allow you to change the behavior of the software to suit your specific needs without having to change the software itself. In other words, without changing any programming code, you can make the software understand and respond to your unique requirements.
Our rules function enables you to customize any part of your business workflow. Your rules can be as simple as automatically issuing an invoice once it is saved. Or, they can be more complex. For example, you can write a rule that says if a specific customer orders more than 20 Armour Grey shoes in the month of September, you also automatically ship a matching hat.
You can also create a rule that joins two rules together to create business workflows. You can create rules that can be used to set data validations. And, you can apply rules to list filtering as well. Having the power to create your own set of rules is the keystone to making Paragon infinitely flexible and perfectly suited to your business needs.
Your business is always changing and you can't possibly predict what you'll need tomorrow or next year. So, we built Paragon in such a way that it can handle any number of business process possibilities. But we're not talking about traditional customizations where you take your core ERP and glue something here, add a little piece there and then nail something on top to make it make it work for your unique needs. We're talking about something entirely different.
You end up with an ERP system that is completely inflexible. But while it might seem perfectly suited to your needs on day one, as your business changes and grows, your system won't. You end up being stuck in a box. Which means that you're forced to mold your processes to fit what the system can handle. Or, you need to bolt on additional pieces that account for the changes but only end up making your system more complicated and frustrating for everyone who has to use or service it.
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Featuring a building orchestra with energetic symphonic strings, strong percussion, and arpeggiated pianos, Epic is a lively film score that delivers that thrilling commercial Hollywood sound.
Great for those seeking a thematic Hans Zimmer style cinematic or fantasy sorrow track. Also works well as background music in projects that are looking to motivate and inspire their viewers.
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Over the next few months, we partnered with six talented bands and musicians to deliver the ultimate festival inspired playlist for our stores. Vance Joy, De Lux, Hunter Hunted, Strange Talk, Desert Noises and Tijuana Panthers hand picked their favorite festival songs from this season while including their own genre into the mix. The end result? The perfect summer soundtrack. Over the course of three months, we'll bring you exclusive band interviews, how to rock #AEOStyle similar to their own and the reason behind their sound. We can't wait to take you on this musical journey so sit back, relax and rock on. Make sure to check back on Monday for our interview with Tijuana Panthers!
Coming Soon: A playlist inspired by all of your favorite artists from the Budweiser Made in America series!
Tell us what's currently on your playlist and your thoughts on #AEOUPNEXT in the comments below!


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"Quite apart from their more revolting ritual observances, however, the religions of the empire were— to a very great degree— contemptible principally for what they did not do, and what in fact they never considered worth doing. Occasional attempts have been made by scholars in recent years to suggest that the paganism of the late empire was marked by a kind of 'philanthropy' comparable in kind, or even in scope, to the charity practiced by the Christians, but nothing could be further from the truth (as I discuss below). Pagan cult was never more tolerant than in its tolerance— without any qualms of conscience— of poverty, disease, starvation, and homelessness; of gladiatorial spectacle, crucifixion, the exposure of unwanted infants, or the public slaughter of war captives or criminals on festive occasions; of, indeed, almost every imaginable form of tyranny, injustice, depravity, or cruelty. The indigenous sects of the Roman world simply made no
connection between religious piety and anything resembling a developed social morality. At their best, their benignity might extend as far as providing hostelry for pilgrims or sharing sacrificial meats with their devotees; as a rule, however, even these meager services were rare and occasional in nature, and never amounted to anything like a religious obligation to care for the suffering, feed the hungry, or visit prisoners. Nor did the authority of the sacred, in pagan society, serve in any way to mitigate the brutality of the larger society— quite the contrary, really— and it would be difficult to exaggerate that brutality. To take an example more or less at random... Tacitus relates the tale of the murder of Pedanius Secundus in A.D. 61 by one of his own slaves, which brought into effect the ancient custom that in such cases all the slaves of the household should be put to death— a custom that meant, on this occasion, the execution of approximately four hundred men, women, and children. There was, commendably enough, considerable public protest against the killing of so many innocents, but the Senate concluded that the ancient ways must be honored, if only for the example the slaughter would set, and nowhere in the course of the debate, it appears, was any concept of divine justice or spiritual virtue invoked. That might seem a rather irrelevant anecdote here, admittedly, but the points to note are that the social order that the imperial cults sustained and served was one that rested, not accidentally but essentially, upon a pervasive, relentless, and polymorphous cruelty, and that to rebel against those cults was to rebel also against that order.
"This, above all, must be remembered when assessing the relative openness or exclusivity of ancient creeds. We may recall with palpable throbs of fond emotion how the noble Symmachus pleaded for a greater toleration of pagan practices, and we may generally be disposed to endorse his view that the roads to truth are many; but we would do well to avoid excessive sentimentality all the same....It should probably neither surprise nor particularly disturb us, then, to discover that Christians of the late fourth century were not very inclined to agree with Symmachus that all religious paths led toward the same truth, given that one could walk so many of those paths quite successfully without ever turning aside to bind up the wounds of a suffering stranger, and without even pausing in alarm before unwanted babies left to be devoured by wild beasts, or before the atrocities of the arena, or before mass executions. If, as Christians believed, God had revealed himself as omnipotent love, and if true obedience to God required a life of moral heroism, in service to even "the least of these," how should Christians have viewed the religious life of most pagans if not as a rather obscene coincidence of spiritual servility and moral callousness? And how should they have viewed the gods from whose power Christ had liberated them if not as spirits of strife, ignorance, chaos, fate, and elemental violence, whose cults and devotions were far beneath the dignity of creatures fashioned in the divine image?"
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Events for January 3, 2019
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Job Search Support Group
The Cornerstone Presbyterian Church Job Search Support Group is a ministry to assist individuals who are seeking employment. The group has been serving the community for over ten years and provides job search techniques, tactics, strategies on conducting a job search in today's business climate. In addition participants of the group are encouraged to support […]Find out more »


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Our bride Stephanie booked a room at the Colonial Club for her Cairns wedding hair and makeup. She chose a softly curled downstyle with big loose curls cascading down one side and a sweeping fringe. We chose natural tones for Steph's makeup: browns, dusky pinks, golds and champagnes with natural false eyelashes to really make […]
Stephanie's Cairns Wedding
Kirsten's Kewarra Beach Wedding
We had a very relaxed morning with Kirsten and her bridesmaids doing their tropical wedding makeup and hair in the peaceful surrounds of the Kewarra Beach Resort just north of Cairns. Originally from the Cassowary Coast, Kirsten no longer lives in the region so hers was a destination wedding but there was one familiar face […]
Rachael's Palm Cove Wedding
Teigen and Brian – Little Cove Wedding Port Douglas
Amanda and Jake's Palm Cove Wedding
Kelly & Peter's Palm Cove Wedding
Port Douglas Wedding Makeup – Samantha & Michael
I first met Samantha when I did her hair and makeup trial in Cairns a month before her wedding. In the relaxed comfort of Samantha's home we created a beautiful bridal look with soft curls, natural false eyelashes and shimmering eye shadows which really made her blue eyes pop. I used a combination of products […]


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This large and spacious, well presented two double first floor purpose built period apartment has been sympathetically modernised and benefits from two large double bedrooms, large eat in fitted kitchen, modern clean bathroom with white suite with a separate shower. Large bright living room. The property further benefits from South facing aspect, large period windows and high ceilings.
There are fantastic schools within a short walk including Colet Court, St Pauls, The Swedish School and The Harrodian School. Barnes Village is within proximity with its array of restaurants, pubs, cinema, cafes and shops.
The Thames path runs next to the property for walks/runs/cycles along the river to Hammersmith, Chiswick, Barnes, Putney and beyond.


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The doTERRA black pepper essential oil and PEMF therapy go like two peas in a pod since they both help with circulation and general blood flow on a cellular level!
Did You Know?
doTERRA black pepper oil goes great in savory dishes and provides a lot of flavor in addition to it's many health benefits! A little bit goes a long way in soups, salad dressings, and pastas so less is more!
The Main Problem That We All Face
Do you know someone that has achy joints and muscles? Would you like to stop losing feeling in your body and use essential oils to enhance your PEMF experience? Make sure to check out the video below to learn more!
Top 3 Benefits of PEMF Therapy
1.) PEMF therapy uses a patented signal to deliver the benefits to your capillaries an enhances general blood flow and circulation of your 70-90 billion red blood cells with 2, 8 minute sessions each day.
2.) These sessions also help you to dispose of toxins and waste from your cells when the white blood cells are doing their job correctly and you have enough water in your system.
3.) Nutrients, oxygen, and essential oils can enter your red blood cells when you do these sessions since everything is moving and not stay stagnant. It's like a traffic jam just got released and everyone is going the normal speed again!
Top 3 Benefits Of Black Pepper Essential Oil
1.) Black pepper oils is great for antioxidant support. Antioxidants help to minimize the impact of free radicals and oxidative stress on your cells that cause premature aging.
2.) Black pepper helps to support healthy circulation and works hand in hand with PEMF Therapy. This combines the best of what man and nature can provide your body.
3.) Diffuse or inhale black pepper oil directly to soothe anxious feelings since it goes directly into your limbic part of your brain which controls your mood and emotions.
In Summary
When using essential oils, you want to go with someone that you know, like and trust to make sure you have the most positive experience. It's also very important to drink a lot of alkaline or filtered water in addition to eating right to enhance the benefits of the PEMF therapy and black pepper oil since they work so synergistically together.
What Are My Next Steps?
The first thing to do is sign up for my FREE 4 part essential oil class online so you can learn more about natural solutions TODAY!
P.S. Email me at [email protected] if you have trouble viewing this page or have any questions.
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Recipe for Potato Fritters (Aloo Tikki)
From the kitchen of Monica
Recipes for a Sparkling Holiday
Presented by Christensen & Rafferty Fine Jewelry
6 russet potatoes, cooked and peeled
3 Serrano chilies, finely chopped
1/2 bunch of cilantro, finely chopped
2 teaspoons of cumin seeds
Breadcrumbs from 6 slices of bread
Salt to taste
Vegetable oil for deep frying
- Roughly mash potatoes, mix in next 5 ingredients.
- Using your hands, roll 3 tablespoons of potato mix into a small ball.
- Flatten potato ball slightly, smoothening the edges.
- Deep fry in about 2" oil heated to smoking point.
- Gently let in potato fritters, one at a time.
- Turn fritters over till both sides are golden brown.
- Drain off excess oil on paper towel.
Serve with a dip of your choice – we recommend cilantro peanut chutney


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How to bag a better Freeview channel number
Broadcasters appear to be finding more inventive ways to gain a better foothold on Freeview.
The removal of the last vestages of the Community Channel on Freeview this week has shed light on how broadcasters appear to be getting round a ban on trading channel slots on Freeview to gain a higher ranking number in the quest to reach new eyeballs.
The Community Channel ceased broadcasting full time on the digital terrestrial TV platform during August, in what would emerge to be part of a chain of events which would end up with A+E Networks UK's Blaze TV channel leapfrogging rival channels on Freeview.
A company, which appears to have legally exploited newly relaxed channel allocation rules on Freeview, was founded in May 2017 and based at the Community Channel's London address. A certificate of incorporation for the company - "TCC Broadcasting Limited" - was filed at Companies House on the 31st May 2017.
Later, the Community Channel's Ofcom licence to broadcast on Freeview was transfered to TCC Broadcasting Ltd. The Community Channel on Freeview rebranded to TCC and reduced its broadcast hours to 14 hours per week, the minimum required to retain a Freeview channel number allocation under new rules which came into place at the beginning of August 2017, following a consultation with broadcasters last winter.
That change in rules also permitted a more flexible approach to channels retaining their channel position on Freeview's EPG in instances where ownership had changed; previously had a new owner taken over a Freeview channel, any sudden change to content or name might have triggered a relegation to the bottom of the channel list in a bid by platform manager Digital UK to stop broadcasters buying other channels solely to buy access to a higher ranking Freeview channel number.
With the technical change in owner completed and the Community Channel's Freeview channel number secured, preparations were made to transfer ownership of TCC Broadcasting Ltd to the UK subsidary of media company A+E Networks, who were interested in gaining a better channel position for its free-to-air channel Blaze. Having arrived late to the free-to-air party, many years after Sony Pictures Television, CBS and Viacom had realised the potential of Freeview and secured better ranking channel numbers, Blaze had been forced to launch in 2016 near the bottom of the list of entertainment channels.
On 31st August 2017, all original directors of TCC Broadcasting Ltd resigned, with the Community Channel ceasing to have dominant control over the company. At the same time A+E Networks UK took control, with Companies House confirming A+E had taken "more than 75%" of the voting rights in TCC.
As soon as this had taken place, A+E Networks UK applied a Freeview channel allocation rule that allows broadcasters to reshuffle their family of channels. As it happened, Blaze, previously on channel 80, appeared to be destined to benefit from a small shuffle-up anyway, following the closure of Rishtey on Freeview channel 77. With TCC now officially part of A+E's family of channels, a swap was made, with Blaze leapfrogging numerous channels including Horror Channel, CBS Reality and Your TV to reach channel 63. TCC moved to 77, Blaze+1 moved from 83 to 80.
A+E Networks UK will be hoping the move will help boost the reach of Blaze, although viewers that don't have automatically retuning TVs may well still have Blaze on its old channel number. A+E's eagerness to get a better slot may be justified: Channels lower down Freeview's channel list have struggled: TruTV UK was sold in early 2017 by US broadcaster Turner to Sony Pictures Television after disappointing viewing figures. Front Runner TV and Motors TV only lasted a short time. And Hindi channel Rishtey Cineplex only appeared on Freeview for a few months this year before the owner of the channel decided to take it and its sister channels behind a paywall.
Community Channel coming back?
Meanwhile, the operators of the BSL Zone, a strand of signed programmes that is broadcast on the Community Channel and Film4 has told viewers that the move to take Community Channel off Freeview was done with "short notice" and described it as "temporary". Whether this means TCC Broadcasting Ltd will be sold back to the Community Channel, giving the service an opportunity to restart a more regular service on channel 77 remains to be seen.
The Community Channel was set up by the Media Trust charity in 2000, but became an independent Community Benefit Society in 2016 following a crowdfunding exercise allowing ordinary viewers to take a share in the channel. It has traditionally relied on support from other broadcasters and platform operators who have provided it with broadcast capacity. The BBC originally donated 3 hours of early morning airtime to the channel in the first years of Freeview, before moving to spare Arqiva capacity during the period of digital switchover.
The Community Channel's apparant arrangement is not the first that has resulted in securing another broadcaster a slot on Freeview. In 2012, TV channel "Big Deal" began a transformation into "MovieMix", first featuring an old movie at night, later taking programming from the now defunct More>Movies channel. Strict rules on Freeview channel allocations and channel ownership changes meant that the changes were gradual: but over the years the licence to operate the channel was transferred and transferred again, eventually to Sony Pictures Television, who at the beginning of 2017, after just over four years of effort, reached their goal and changed the channel to Sony Movie Channel, thus securing a channel number more highly ranked than the likes of ITV+1, Challenge or CBS Action.


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Applicable to:
- Plesk 12.0 for Windows
- Plesk 12.5 for Windows
DNS checkers show following error for all domains hosted on the server:
CONFIG_TEXT: Missing nameservers reported by parent
FAIL: The following nameservers are listed at your nameservers as nameservers for your domain, but are not listed at the parent nameservers (see RFC2181 5.4.1). You need to make sure that these nameservers are working. If they are not working ok, you may have problems!
Hostname of the server is not a Fully Qualified Domain Name or is not registered.
When a DNS zone for domain is created in Microsoft DNS by Plesk, Microsoft DNS (by design) automatically adds an NS records like:
CONFIG_TEXT: example.com NS server_hostname
is the Windows hostname of the DNS Server.
When DNS report requests the list of NS servers, it finds the name
and, the external service cannot resolve the hostname, unless it is a correct DNS name.
To avoid the issue.
Change the server Hostname to a Fully Qualified Domain Name and register it at the registrar end.
Remove the entry
NS server_hostnamefrom server manually for each domain:
DNS Manager > Forward Lookup Zones > example.com > properties "NS server_hostname" > Remove .
Install BIND DNS Server through autoinstaller or via
Plesk > Tools & Settings > Updates and Upgrades
and switch DNS server to BIND then:
Plesk > Tools & Settings > Server Components > DNS Server > BIND DNS Server .
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Trivandrum: Digital Brand Group, a web and mobile applications development company based in Technopark, Trivandrum will host Coffee @ DBG on August 07, 2013 at their centre in Thejaswini building from 5 pm. at 5 PM. Praveen Vijayan, a front-end Team Lead working at Flip Media, will lead the session on 'Tooling for Modern Web App developer'.
The session will cover various topics related to web development such as Project initialization using Yo, Task automation using Gruntjs, Package management using Bower, Templating using on SCSS and Jade, CSS organization (SMACSS) and Javascript organization using patterns. Web & Mobile App Developers, UI Interface Designers, HTML Specialists and other tech enthusiasts can be most benefitted by attending this session. A basic understanding of HTML and JavaScript would be helpful for the participants. The primary objective of this session is to get an idea about end-to-end front-end workflow and useful tools.
"I firmly believe that knowledge is not something that has to be restricted inside four walls of a company. In today's environment, hoarding knowledge ultimately erodes your power. If you know something very important, the way to get power is by actually sharing it. It should be delivered and taken. This in turn builds up knowledge and social connections", said Deepu S Nath, MD, Digital Brand Group.
Coffee @ DBG is a rendezvous of open interactive discussions in technology, where enthusiasts from different companies inside the Technopark campus have a get-together to discuss and share their knowledge over a cup of Coffee at DBG. The interactive session is to be conducted every month which will also provide a platform for programmers to get free consultation on problems they are facing in their work environment. Coffee @ DBG is not limited to any particular group or company and was started to encourage entrepreneurs, developers, and other technology enthusiasts to organize real world informal hangouts to chat, network and grow their technical knowledge.
The California based Digital Brand Group had celebrated its fifth anniversary in Technopark in May, earlier this year. DBG was also host of the first edition of In50Hrs, a pitching event for start-ups, to be held in Kerala.
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Diamond plate rubber black floor mat fit's Club Cars 81 and up DS models
Rubber diamond plate floor mat fit's e-z-go x444 years 88 thur 94 older style golf cart
New Diamond plate rubber black floor mat fit's yr.95 - newer style E-z-go TXT Med. Heavy duty stamped floor mat replaces the old mat. Fits around the three bolt steering column can be cut to fit the four bolt newer style column. Great added touch.


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The smART group is having another speaker event, Dee Fontans of ArtaWearness fame, among other things. Dee is so great to do this for us, as I know she is a very busy person. She is someone I respect as an artist and as a person, and I feel I've learned a lot about both life and art from her.
The talk is Tuesday, March 30th, at 6PM in the lecture hall at ACAD. The poster is below.


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Check the acidity / alkalinity of your presoak and your clear waste-water. Scotch tape like dispenser. Tear off a strip and dip into any liquid and know the pH by matching the color to the color guide on the dispenser. Works in colored dyebaths as well.
Ph Test Paper Range is 1-14 Level
15 ft. roll; Use approx. 2 in. per test (approx. 90 tests per roll)
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Yogi's Inc. carries the transmission parts, components, shifters, and accessories you need to build or restore your perfect transmission project.
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In a well-planted suburban yard many flowering and fruiting plants provide color, form, and texture as well as food for us and our wildlife friends. However, lurking among these lovelies are plants that can be toxic.
In fact, a few of our favorite fruit trees have leaves, twigs, and seeds that are poisonous if eaten. While some flora can cause skin irritation upon contact, others produce allergens that can cause respiratory distress.
As we move toward sustainability, we must be proactive in identifying and learning about all of the plants in our yards. We should also strive to educate our children about which plants can be eaten and those that are potentially harmful. My mother used to say, "Don't forage unless you know exactly what you are putting in your mouth." That is a good rule to live by.
The 10 common landscape plants covered here range in toxicity from somewhat toxic to deadly and represent only a few of the scores of potentially harmful vegetation. If you have small children or pets that frequent your yard, it would be best to not add potentially toxic plants to your landscape.
Although very rare, if poisoning does occur, seek medical attention immediately. Be sure to bring along a sample of the plant that was ingested. Also be prepared to give the name of the plant (if possible), as well as how long ago it was eaten; how much and which parts were eaten; the age of the individual and his/her symptoms.
Ten Potentially Hazardous Landscape Plants
These colorful perennial bulbs naturalize readily and bloom in early spring each year. They are also deer and rodent resistant.
Toxic Parts: The entire plant (but especially the bulb) contains toxic alkaloids.
Symptoms: Care should be taken when handling narcissus because contact with the sap can cause skin irritation. Ingestion causes severe gastric distress, but recovery usually occurs in a few hours. Consuming large amounts may cause trembling, convulsions, and even death.
This attractive plant with flowers in shades of gold, orange, pink, and red is planted in containers, hanging baskets, and butterfly gardens.
Toxic Parts: The green, unripe fruit, which contains lantadene A, is highly toxic. The ripe berries seem to be safe and are eaten by wildlife.
Symptoms: Consuming green berries will result in severe digestive distress, difficulty walking, and vision problems. In severe cases, circulatory collapse and death may occur.
Oleander (Nerium oleander)
Oleander is planted in the landscape for its beautiful flowers and drought tolerance.
Toxic Parts: All parts of the plant are highly toxic and potentially fatal, including the flowers and nectar. Smoke from burning the plant can also be harmful. Eating one leaf can be lethal for humans.
Symptoms: Severe digestive disorders, slowed pulse, irregular heartbeat, dilated pupils, coma, and sometimes respiratory paralysis and death.
Azaleas (Rhododendron spp.)
Native and imported rhododendrons are hardy shrubs with colorful, fragrant spring flowers making them good foundation plants.
Toxic Parts: The leaves, flowers, and nectar contain poisonous grayanotoxins.
Symptoms: Consuming azalea leaves can cause burning of the mouth, salivation, watery eyes, and runny nose, which may be followed by severe digestive distress, very low blood pressure, irregular heartbeat and paralysis, but is rarely fatal to humans.
Castor (Ricinus communis)
It is grown as an ornamental for its striking foliage and rapid growth. In the South it is also grown commercially as a source of castor oil, which is used medically and in industry.
Toxic Parts: The deadly poison ricin is concentrated in the seeds, but lesser amounts are also found in the leaves. The FBI classifies ricin as the third most poisonous substance known. The poison is released when the seed's hard skin is broken.
Symptoms:Poisoning can occur through either contact or ingestion of broken seeds resulting in severe gastric distress, rapid heartbeat, convulsions, and hemorrhaging. Death from kidney failure may occur up to 12 days after eating the seeds.
Morning glory (Ipomoea violacea and I. tricolor)
The heart-shaped leaves and colorful flowers of the fast-growing vines brighten up trellises, fences, and arbors and attract butterflies and other pollinators.
Toxic Parts: The seeds, which contain amides of lysergic acid (similar to LSD, but not as strong), are hallucinogenic and potentially dangerous, but not fatal.
Symptoms: Eating the seeds can cause nausea and hallucinations.
Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea)
Digitalis is cultivated as a medicinal plant for treatment of the heart and also as a cool-weather ornamental for its tall spires of purple to white flowers.
Toxic Parts: The entire plant contains potent glycosides (digitalis) that affect the heart muscle.
Symptoms: Overdose can cause pain in the mouth and throat, gastric distress, severe headache, irregular heartbeat and pulse, tremors, and in severe cases, convulsions and death due to cardiac arrest.
Cherries and Plums (Prunus spp.)
All members of the Prunus genus have attractive flowers, tasty fruit, and colorful fall leaves.
Toxic Parts: The leaves, twigs, bark, and seeds (also called stones or pits) contain a cyanide-producing compound called amygdalin.
Symptoms: Consuming the toxic parts can cause anxiety, confusion, dizziness, headache, vomiting, and pulmonary distress. In severe cases convulsions, coma, and death may occur minutes after large doses.
Yew (Taxus spp.)
These evergreen needled trees or shrubs with pollen cones (male) and reddish berry-like fruits (female) are used as ornamentals because they lend themselves well to pruning.
Toxic Parts: All parts except the red fleshy aril around the seeds contain derivatives of taxane, including Taxol, which is used in chemotherapy cancer treatment.
Symptoms: Ingesting the plant can result in digestive distress, abdominal pain, irregular heartbeat, dilated pupils, collapse, coma, and convulsions. Fatalities may occur when large amounts are eaten or when the seeds in the fruit are chewed and swallowed.
Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans)
The flowers of this fast-growing native vine attract hummingbirds and butterflies.
Toxic Parts: Contact with the leaves and flowers can cause skin irritation. All parts, except the fruit, are slightly toxic if ingested.
Symptoms: Consuming the plant can cause gastric irritation and dilated pupils. Contact causes skin redness, swelling, and numbness in the hands.
A version of this article appeared in a Jan/Feb 2016 State-by-State Gardening print edition. Photography courtesy of Yvonne L. Bordelon.


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Vinton Unlimited
A merged chamber of commerce and economic development group.
Hotel occupancy Tax Information
The citizens of Vinton approved the implementation of the hotel/motel tax in November 2017 with the tax to becoming effective January 1, 2019. The seven percent tax is collected on overnight stays at hotels and motels in the community.
75% of the funds are directed to Vinton Unlimited and then are redistributed through the hotel occupancy tax (HOT) program to organizations that work to increase tourism in Vinton. A committee chaired by the Vinton Unlimited Director and consisting of a City Council representative, Vinton Parks & Recreation Department representative and a Destination Vinton committee representative will review the applications, determine recommended funding allocations and distribute funds.
2019/2020 Cycle Timeline:
November 1, 2019: Applications available
December 31, 2019: Applications due
February 3, 2020: Awards made & funds distributed
December 31, 2020: Funds must be spent & final report submitted
2019/2020 Awardees:
Vinton Specific Questions & Answers
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12 Housewarming Party Gifts with Special Meaning
This week two of our favorite people in the world were invited to housewarming parties. Both are in their 20s. It seems that their millennial friends are throwing themselves housewarming parties every time they move to a new apartment. Any excuse to party, right? Hopefully they are doing so as a way to gather together friends and family rather than a ploy to stock their new abode. In either case, yes, you do need to bring a gift! So why not use it as a way to infuse extra meaning into the celebration.
The folks over at Things Remembered did a wonderful job of putting together an article explaining the tradition of housewarming gifting and a list of their 12 favorite housewarming party gifts along with each gift's special meaning. We have tweaked the list just a tad and added some concrete gift ideas of from our friends over at Real Estate Client Gifts and a few of our own!
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SAS International
- UK manufacturers of metal ceilings, distributing products internationally
- IP67-rated Cisco Meraki APs provide reliable WiFi for staff, guests, & machinery
- Installed Meraki switching for a robust backbone and EMM for mobile workforce
SAS International is a leading British manufacturer of quality metal ceilings and bespoke architectural metalwork. Installed in iconic, landmark buildings worldwide, SAS leads through innovation, cutting-edge design and technical acoustic expertise. Their success is built on continued investment in manufacturing and achieving value for clients through world-class engineered solutions.
In the UK, SAS operates factories in Bridgend, Birmingham and Maybole, with headquarters and warehouse facilities in Reading. The company has recently expanded its export markets and employs nearly 1000 staff internationally. However, the IT infrastructure was operating on aging equipment with connectivity, visibility and security constraints.
James Greene, Group IT Manager, joined SAS 2 years ago. He was tasked with modernising the switching fabric and upgrading from the commercial-grade wireless. Having previously managed a Cisco Meraki deployment, Greene's team completed the rollout within a matter of weeks. The deployment included Meraki wireless, switching, and enterprise mobility management to their sites, providing an easy-to-manage, feature-rich, deeply granular solution.
"I love the single-pane-of-glass across all of the sites," Greene said. "It's key for us with a small IT team."
Original Networking Challenges
- An aging switch fabric, mixed with commercial-grade wireless devices, created a deployment with limited coverage and virtually no visibility into network usage, masking potential issues.
- The factories and warehouses are challenging wireless environments, not only due to the physical structure of the buildings, but also due to the metal ceilings being manufactured and the extensive machinery in use.
- Machinery on the factory floors had to be managed manually, assets couldn't be easily tracked and product flow was accomplished via printed tags that were taken back to booths for cross-checking.
Why Cisco Meraki
- Unified dashboard allows the IT team to remotely manage the distributed sites and have instant visibility and control over the network devices, as well as the mobile devices used by employees on a daily basis.
- The live tools and remote troubleshooting built into the Meraki dashboard allows the SAS team to understand how the network is connected and has allowed them to identify cabling issues during the Meraki deployment that they may have otherwise missed.
- With 15 SSIDs per network, the IT team can customise how different user groups, devices, and locations use the network, implementing features like traffic shaping, content filtering, splash pages, and VLAN tagging.
- As network use evolves, the IT Team can update settings quickly, scale by adding new devices for increased coverage without traditional controller limits, and increase network functionality in a few mouse clicks.
[Meraki] permeates every aspect of the business. The full visibility is hugely beneficial as a manager. We've removed issues, increased reliability and performance, and employees are now very happy.James Greene, Group IT Manager
The Deployment
- Working only on weekends over 3-4 weeks, the IT team deployed a series of 802.11ac indoor APs and ruggedised, IP67-rated outdoor APs to support the challenging environment of the manufacturing areas.
- With a single range of IP addresses, SAS is now able to quickly and easily configure full sets of VLANs for different data sets, allowing them to be more flexible and secure when passing information across the network.
- Greene moved away from having a single point of sign-on with an unchanging password, to customised access based on device and user type using several SSIDs for guests, staff, corporate use, handheld devices, etc.
- Various SSIDs are configured for corporate devices logging on with Active Directory, staff using a changing key with content filtering, and guests logging in via a custom splash page.
- Meraki PoE/PoE+ access switches with a warm spare provide connectivity throughout the locations. From the remote dashboard, the IT team can configure ports in seconds or disable ports when they're not in use, providing added security.
- Meraki Enterprise Mobility Manager (EMM) has also been deployed on company-owned devices for more efficient usage, allowing the IT team to track assets, restrict application installation, and receive notifications in certain events.
- During the initial deployment, the IT Team was able to identify cabling issues that, "we wouldn't have noticed without the ability to investigate with the Meraki products."
- With an upcoming voice project and continually working to optimise solutions, like cloud storage, the network is now robust enough and reliable enough to support future IT needs.
- SAS is retrofitting numerous manufacturing machines with computers. This retrofit, partnered with the new network, allows remote communications between the machines and the designers without having to manually input data at the machines themselves.
- The robust wireless infrastructure is changing the manual printing and checking of stock by enabling handheld scanners and creating a more efficient and cost-effective product flow.
- Fault mitigation and anomaly detection have been huge benefits of the Meraki solution. For example, the IT team was able to quickly identify a bandwidth issue when a phenomenal amount of data was generated from an automated transfer to a shop machine. They were able to spot the issue, identify the machine, and fix the problem. Before, they would merely have seen there was a network slow down, but would not have been able to identify or resolve the problem.
- The full set of VLANs for different data has eliminated the DHCP problems, while the wireless segmentation has vastly improved the network security. Greene has also been able to put Quality of Service (QoS) on specific voice traffic on a dedicated VLAN, allowing for guaranteed quality on the new SAS Unified Communications platform.
- Overall, employees and guests have been incredibly happy with the new solution and the IT team is looking forward to continued analysis of the granular visibility to maximise performance on the internal network in the future.
- The SAS team will continue to benefit from the included firmware updates and new feature releases that are integrated into the solution, providing them with a future-proof solution as they expand to global sites in the future.


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The new CRF250RX arrives in cross-country specification to further strengthen Honda's off-road line-up. Sharing the frame and engine hardware of the CRF250R moto-crosser, it is fully adapted to its role, with 8.5L fuel tank, forged aluminium sidestand and 18-inch rear wheel, plus revisions to power delivery and suspension settings. It also features 3-level HRC Launch Control as standard.
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Honda's CRF250R has shown itself a worthy weapon for battle in the hard-fought MX2 class. For 18YM, it made a giant leap, with a full model change that shared the 'Absolute Holeshot' philosophy of the 17YM CRF450R, featuring a new seventh-generation frame, revised geometry and Showa suspension – plus a brand new DOHC engine.
Now Honda is expanding the CRF250R platform and adding a cross-country option to the range; the CRF250RX mirrors the CRF450RX and takes the 19YM CRF250R as a base. Fast, agile and easy to ride, it's a potent machine, with modifications that tailor it perfectly for its new role, making it equally at home speeding up a root-strewn climb or slicing precious seconds off a special Enduro test.
Model Overview
In common with the CRF450RX, the CRF250RX uses the rock-solid base of its moto-cross sibling and adds the essential ingredients for closed-course cross-country riding. Thus, it features a 8.5L fuel tank (like the CRF450RX), and also uses an 18-inch rear wheel plus revised suspension settings front and rear. Fuelling and ignition mapping have also been adjusted to deliver a softer power delivery compared to the moto-crosser, and a forged aluminium sidestand is fitted as standard.
The CRF250RX also benefits from the upgrades made to the CRF250R for 19YM: engine changes which boost low-rpm torque to gain time out of slower corners
(thanks to revisions from the throttle body all the way to the exhaust), a new front brake caliper, Renthal Fatbars and 3-mode HRC Launch Control to help any rider gain a good start, every time.
Key Features
- Strong bottom-end torque, same top-end power as CRF250R
- Benefits from 19YM CRF250R upgrades: revised throttle body, cylinder head, intake and exhaust for improved low-down performance
- 3 level HRC Launch Control optimises start performance
Strong peak power is a CRF250R core strength, and was further boosted by a massive 9% for the all-new 18YM machine. For 19YM, the base engine has been further refined with the focus on low-rpm improvements. Sharper jump out of slow-speed corners has been achieved with a 2mm smaller (now 44mm) diameter throttle body, to speed up low-rpm air flow. The inlet and exhaust ports have been re-shaped and the exhaust valve cam 'closing' profile also reduced by 2°, all to boost torque.
The CRF250RX shares the 19YM engine with is moto-cross sibling for a fully-rounded performance throughout the range – with the same peak power – but has revised fuelling and ignition mapping to soften the power delivery.
The fundamentals of the engine are: bore and stroke of 79 x 50.9mm, with a 4.5mm cylinder offset to reduce friction and compression ratio of 13.9:1. Titanium valves - 33mm inlet and 26mm exhaust. Lift is 10.5mm inlet and 9.5mm exhaust and the valve angle is set at 20.5°. The valve springs themselves are oval in section; the inlet valves are fed by symmetrical straight-shot downdraft intakes, which are shorter for improved high rpm snap.
The piston is a Bridged Box design. Its rigidity converts combustion pressure into high output efficiency; for YM19 a 5-hole piston oil jet replaces the previous 4-hole design, improving piston cooling and optimising ignition timing.
A scavenge oil pump system reduces friction and 'pumping' losses at high rpm, by discharging oil and air in the crankcase and maintaining negative pressure. The oil also lubricates the clutch and gearbox, with a total oil capacity of 1250cm3. The combined oil pump/drive gear, oil filter and oil way are on the right side of the engine – the oil's path around the engine is short and straightforward.
Valve train lubrication is routed through the cylinder head to the inside of both inlet and exhaust cam, directly feeding the sliding surface of cam and rocker arm. The 5-speed gearbox drives a sealed 520 chain through a 13T front and 48T rear sprocket.
The rider controls and displays – engine stop button, EFI warning, EMSB mode button and LED indicator – are rationalised together and sited on the left handlebar:
New for YM19 (and as with the CRF250R) HRC's Launch Control system gives any rider the best option for a strong start and has 3 modes to choose from:
Level 3 – 8,250rpm, muddy conditions/beginner
Level 2 – 8,500rpm, dry conditions/basic
Level 1 – 9,500rpm, dry conditions/expert
Activating HRC Launch Control is easy – to turn on, pull in the clutch and push the Start button (on the right). The LED will blink once for Level 1 selection. Push the Start button again, for 0.5s or longer, and the LED will blink twice for Level 2. Repeat the process and the LED will blink 3 times, indication Level 3 has been chosen.
The Engine Mode Select Button (EMSB) alters the engine's characteristics and three maps are available to suit riding conditions or rider preference: Mode 1 (Standard), Mode 2 (Smooth) and Mode 3 (Aggressive). The LED also displays Mode selected.
- Renthal Fatbar has 4-way adjustable positioning
- DID rims finished in black, 18-inch rear wheel
- Shares CRF250R upgrades for 19YM: new front brake caliper and hose for improved stopping performance; redesigned sump guard and fork protectors
The CRF250RX uses the same tapered-spar aluminium frame as the CRF250R, which returns excellent feedback and rear wheel grip due to its low centre of gravity.
Unchanged in its transition to RX-spec. it does use a new twin-piston front brake caliper – common with the YM19 CRF450R – which has 30 and 27mm diameter pistons. This allows for a lighter body and, along with low expansion rate brake hose, improved brake feel and staying power. It works on a 260mm wave-pattern disc, matched by a rear 240mm wave-pattern disc and single-piston caliper.
The Renthal Fatbar reduces the weight of the steering system and flexes for optimal comfort; the top yoke features two handlebar-holder locations for moving the handlebar rearward and forward by 26mm. When the holder is turned 180 degrees, the handlebar can be moved an additional 10mm from the base position, resulting in four total unique riding positions.
Rake and trail are set at 27.3°/115mm, with wheelbase of 1486mm. Wet weight is 111kg. The fully adjustable 49mm Showa USD coil spring fork is a version of the Showa 'factory' fork supplied to MX race teams in the Japanese championship; the cylinder has a 25mm diameter, the rod 14mm and the compression piston 39mm. The Showa rear shock is also fully adjustable
Lightweight DID aluminium rims, with directly attached spoke pattern layout are now finished in black; the front is a 21 x 1.6in, the rear an 18 x 2.15in. Fitted as standard equipment are Dunlop's Geomax AT81 Enduro tyres, 90/90-21 front and 110/100-18 rear.
Like its big brother the CRF250RX uses an 8.5L plastic fuel tank, giving a potential range of 65km. The radiator shroud is CRF250RX-specific, while the smooth external lines of the plastics help the rider move easily and the narrow frontal area and front mudguard directs an efficient funnel of air to the radiator. A forged aluminium sidestand tucks neatly out of the way when not in use.
The bodywork uses durable film inset graphics that cover a wide area with scratch-resistant style; the engine sump guard has been redesigned to improve engine cooling and fork protector modified to reduce chance of stone damage.
|Special Price
|Off Road
|Engine Type
|Liquid-cooled 4-stroke single DOHC
|Engine Displacement
|Bore x Stroke (mm)
|79 x 50.9
|Front Brake
|260mm hydraulic wave disc
|Rear Brake
|240mm hydraulic wave disc
|Front Suspension
|49mm Showa coil-sprung fork
|Rear Suspension
|Showa monoshock using Honda Pro-Link system
|Front Wheel
|Aluminium spoke
|Rear Wheel
|Aluminium spoke
|Frame Type
|Aluminium twin tube
|Fuel Tank Capacity
|8.5 litres
|Wet, multiplate
|Final Drive
|Constant mesh


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2. Submit particulars of the appellant: Full Names, Physical address, Postal Address, Telephone number, Plot number, Cell phone number, Email Address, Certified copies of ID.
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