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still, a work in progress need feedback and a name for the piece I'm open to ideas I'm not going to get offended if you say it's not that good
Check out this mini etude I wrote for my AP Music Theory Class, I would also like tips on how to write in this Czerny-like style. Thank you.
Attack On Naboris Zelda BOTW :)
While working on bigger compositions I made another waltz, please do let me know what you think of it.
I am writing a fantasia where I am representing the flow of a river from a little stream out to sea(I even nicknamed the piece River Fantasia), and because it is a fantasia, I'm not really focusing on the themes, motives, etc. like I would for a sonata. I'm just improvising the melody and bass as I go along. But I do have an arc for my fantasia which goes like this:
Little stream - High pitched, even the "bass" is in the treble clef here, slow, quiet, feels like it is starting to flow
Like how a stream gets bigger, my melody becomes more ornamented and my bass becomes more rich(going from a single melodic line with more scales towards more arpeggios and chords), gradually sinking down from the treble clef into the bass clef(contrary motion being part of how the bass line sinks), and my dynamics gradually get louder(I mean, even at the beginning, there are forte moments, but like the average dynamic gets louder)
Rapids - Lots of bass motion, especially in fast octaves, to get across the turbulence, changes from major to minor, lots of loud dynamics, faster notes in general
As you get further away from the rapids, the turbulence leaves behind a grandiose sound to the bass and the melody, it changes back to major, and the notes slow down
Widening river - Grandiosity, left hand continues to play in the bass clef, rapid, turbulent motion(along with the change to minor and everything else in the first instance of the rapids) may or may not come back(I haven't decided yet, I will decide when I get there), overall note speed slows down, even if the tempo doesn't budge
River gets quite wide - The grandiosity that was there before starts diminishing, dynamics get quieter, notes get even slower, music heads towards a final cadence
Out to sea - The diminuendo continues, if the tempo hasn't already slowed down, a ritardando occurs, music ends at least as quiet, possibly even quieter than it began, the final cadence has an extensive arpeggio that is played by both hands and then a final chord
I just made an arrangement of Salut d'Amour for the viola and am open to suggestions and feedback!
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I started a suite for solo piano right hand , check it out :
It's REALLY subpar compared to my other work, but hope you'll like it!
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I started a new suite for solo piano right hand.
Check it out:
It's really subpar compared to my other works , but i hope you like it!
If you are interested in participating, please join my group and message me through musescore and tell me that you are interested. Join my group here: https://musescore.com/groups/piano-battles Only 13 spots left!!!


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Just as the first followers of Jesus gathered in homes for encouragement, prayer and Bible study, so does Hope Community. Our small groups provide the ideal setting for consistently connecting with fellow believers and building the kind of relationships that will support your walk with Christ. God wants everyone to experience the warmth of His love that can only be felt within a spiritual family of friends. We have discovered that we are better together than alone on our own. We all need a group of friends that we trust to hold us accountable to the promises we make and the goals we set for growing in our walk with Jesus. Small groups are the best place for applying the truths of God's word and using our gifts to minister to one another. And small groups are also another great avenue for lost friends and neighbors to experience the love of Jesus by interacting with authentic followers. Get connected in a small group and expect to be encouraged and blessed!
See the listing of small groups and their leaders below. Also be sure to check the weekly church bulletin for up-to-date small group information.
Gene Maddox, Group Ministry Director
Adult Sunday School Bible Study:
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Bibby HydroMap Completes Cable Depth of Burial Operations on Burbo Bank Extension
May 8 2017
Contracted by DONG Energy, the company recently completed site operations on the newly installed export cable of Burbo Bank Extension.
With a capacity of up to 258 MW, the site generates enough energy to meet the average needs of up to 230,000 homes, and is located in Liverpool Bay close to Bibby HydroMap's head office.
The work involved two of the company's vessels; Bibby Athena and Lia, mobilised with a suite of high specification survey equipment to acquire multibeam bathymetry, side scan sonar data, sub bottom profiler data and cable depth of burial data. Cable depth of burial data was acquired by Bibby Athena using Bibby HydroMap's Dynamic Remotely Operated Survey Platform (d'ROP) equipped with PanGeo Subsea's Sub Bottom Imager, completing the 24km route in 2 operational days.
DONG Energy Project Manager Gareth Ellis comments:
It was very pleasing to see the Bibby Athena carrying out her depth of burial operations so safely, efficiently and to good effect over the Burbo Bank Extension Export Cable. The development of the use of the Dynamic Remotely Operated Survey Platform (d'ROP) with the PanGeo Sub Bottom Imager over the last 2 years has lead to a very competent operation. I was pleased to see it utilised effectively for the first time on this project. It was of great benefit to the project to have Bibby be able to present the findings in person to the us DONG Energy at our offices shortly after demobilisation, and even during operations for specific interrogative tasks, for which the Bibby team were very flexible. I look forward to using the setup again on more planned cable depth of burial works
Source credit: https://www.bibbyhydromap.com/news/bibby-hydromap-completes-cable-depth-of-burial-operations-on-burbo-bank-extension/


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Sports Registration
Sacred Heart Athletic Committee meets the last Wednesday of every
month. Meetings are usually held in the Sacred Heart Room. Meetings
start at 7:00 PM and usually run until 9:00 PM. Enter school through
the parking lot door #2 and the meeting is the first room on
the right (Sacred Heart Room). All coaches and parents are welcome to attend! The March meeting will be held on Thursday 3/28
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Let's Play the Game offers a number of services to schools and the community across the West Midlands. They include:
PPA cover
PPA cover (for the relief time that teachers are given in schools to prepare their lessons) is the main service Let's Play the Game provides.
Extracurricular clubs
After school clubs are provided to schools that want to offer sports activities for their pupils outside of school hours. We can cater for a range of sports including football, basketball, cricket and many more.
Development centres
Development centres are provided to further develop players at various locations in the West Midlands. The centres will take place in the evenings and weekends.
One-to-one coaching
One-to-one coaching provides young people with their very own personal coach. This is an excellent way to develop a pupil's abilities and enables the coach to develop areas in a player that sometimes don't get enough attention when you play in a team.
Team coaching
Team coaching for local sports teams can help improve the team's individualism and tactical understanding. We have a number of specialised coaches who can provide quality coaching for your sports team.
We can provide a coaching programme that is specifically aimed at teaching very young pupils the important co-ordination skills needed for the early stages of child development.
Sports camps
We provide sports camps at various locations in the West Midlands. At our camps we coach a number of different sports and organize activities for all children who attend.
All of our coaches have a minimum Level 2 coaching qualification, with some holding higher qualifications such as Level 3 certificates or degrees. They are DBS-checked and trained in First Aid.
For more information or to book a one-to-one coaching session, call Kurtis on 07580433738 or email us at email@example.com
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An Alternative to Braces
For over a decade, the Invisalign system of orthodontics has provided a modern alternative for traditional braces. As its name clearly shows, invisible braces or "aligners" are made just for you using computerized technology and clear dental plastic. Not only will you end up with a beautiful smile, you'll enjoy five benefits that cannot be found with traditional braces.
Five Benefits of Invisalign
Just like a standard retainer or mouthguard, Invisalign trays can be taken off and put back on in a flash. That means eating the foods you like, drinking, brushing and flossing can all be done as usual. The best part of Invisalign is that special occasions can be enjoyed and photos can be snapped without braces taking away all the fun.
Almost everyone with traditional wires and "bracket style" braces complains of pain and discomfort. Yet with Invisalign, your straightening trays are the very epitome of comfort without any poking or pinching inside your mouth. No poke, no joke!
The Invisalign system is aptly named, because each aligner tray is nearly invisible. Having straighter teeth can help you feel more confident about smiling or talking in public. You won't have to worry about hiding behind your crooked teeth and you won't worry about braces ruining your smile. When even your friends and coworkers don't know you're wearing them? Priceless!
Computer Customized
Designed for your teeth and no one else's, you'll get a new aligner set about every one to two weeks. You and your Carmichael dentist will have a set schedule and time table for taking your teeth from ordinary to extraordinary.
With the Invisalign system, your course is set for a healthier, more perfect smile. If you wear them, straighter teeth will come!
Crooked Teeth Are More Than a Cosmetic Issue!
Misaligned teeth can cause problems well beyond a less than dazzling smile. They can lead to enamel damage, gum disease and tooth loss. Orthodontic treatment with Invisalign is an example of preventative dentistry — eliminating future problems by straightening your teeth now. As you give yourself great prospects for a healthy smile down the road, you'll enjoy a beautiful smile on life's journey. Please contact the Marconi Dental Group soon to see why Invisalign is the clear choice for you!
Video Overview: Clear Aligner Technology (CAD/CAM)
This video shows you how clear aligners can be used to incrementally adjust the position of teeth to improve alignment and the appearance of your smile.


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In late June, Mailer writes the introduction for and helps arrange the publication by Random House of In the Belly of the Beast: Letters from Prison by Jack Henry Abbott, who is released on parole in June after Mailer and several others in the literary community write letters to the parole board attesting to Abbott's literary ability.
On 18 July, Abbott stabs to death Richard Adan, a 22-year old actor, in New York City. Abbott is subsequently convicted and sentenced for the crime. Mailer attends his trial, and is attacked by the media for his sponsorship of Abbott.


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The government has the potential to be an important – perhaps the most important – part of the solution to the twin problems of climate change and peak oil.
It's the government that:
- Signs up to international treaties and agreements
- Makes laws and sets technical standards and regulations – like building insulation codes and speed limits, and planning guidelines
- Sets levels of taxation
- Spends money – to build things, to fund research, to give grants and other incentives
- Sets policy – including transport and energy policy
The government can show leadership – through example, as major energy user, and by its power to communicate to individuals and organisations how serious is the challenge facing us. The government writes the rules by which the market operates and edits the choices that individuals can make.
Right now the government talks a good fight against climate change. It writes great reports and policy documents, and it sets up new organisations like the Sustainable Development Commission and the Department of Energy and Climate Change. It has passed the Climate Change Act, (http://www.opsi.gov.uk/ACTS/acts2006/ukpga_20060019_en_1 ) which set targets for reducing emissions. But at the same time it is planning to expand airports, permit new coal-fired power stations and build new roads.
The treasury's Stern Review (http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/stern_review_climate_change.htm) talked about climate change as "the greatest and widest-ranging market failure ever seen" there is a stark contrast between the way in which the government has responded to this catastrophe in the making and the speed with which it reacted to the banking crisis.
HM Govenment; Policy Review
Environment and Energy
The origin of the UK's energy supplies is changing. By 2020, the UK will be importing the majority of its gas and more than half its oil. Like other major energy-using countries, the UK is also set to become more dependent on a small number of suppliers in less stable parts of the world. Around a third of the country's electricity generation capacity will need to be replaced by 2025.
At the same time, it is increasingly apparent that there is an extra cost to the exploitation of fossil fuels and natural resources and the changes in land use from which much of the global economy has drawn its income. The scientific advice is clear – human activity is altering our climate and, with it, the systems that support life on Earth.
These challenges should be tackled together. Promoting energy efficiency can reduce our dependence on energy while reducing our carbon emissions. Developing renewable technologies such as wind power has the potential to dramatically decrease our impact on the climate while lowering our demand for fossil fuels. Energy security and climate change are not independent threats.
Read on……………………. http://archive.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/policy_review/environment/index.asp
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs climate and energy website is so full of links to follow that we pass on their link for you to study.
The Law now commits the Government to 80 per cent cuts in the UK's emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, including emissions from aviation and shipping, and with annual targets along the way to keep us on track.Parliament voted pn 28 October for the legislation after a 3 and 1/2 year campaign by Friends of the Earth.
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Mr & Mrs Smith is all about romantic boutique hotels and dirty weekends away, right? Well, no actually. We're just as proud of our family-friendly collection – proof that little ones needn't stop (hotel) play. To inspire your travel en famille for 2010, here are 10 tot-friendly stays in the UK…
Hotel Endsleigh, Devon
Imagine having friends who have both an incredibly smart country pile, and a laid-back approach to little ones. That's pretty much the set-up at Hotel Endsleigh, a 16-room fishing lodge set in acres of woodland. Opt for a suite, with a separate sitting room, or the Gatekeeper's Lodge, with a private garden. There's table tennis and plenty of board games for rainy days.
Continue reading on the Mr and Mrs Smith Blog
Wow - Fantastic news! Well done and very well deserved.
The Smith Travel Blog: an insider guide to the world of luxury travel, offering a behind-the-scenes insight into the Smith team…
If you're visiting New York soon, don't miss Event Horizon, the amazing citywide art exhibition by British sculptor Antony Gormley.
So we've had vacations, staycations, bleisure trips and, now, there's the 'traincation'...
We Smiths like to rank ourselves rather highly in the cookery stakes.
What to wear for your boutique break...
Three days on Isla del Sol, in Lake Titicaca; natural beauty and Inca legends
Differences in daily life between Canada and Peru
Iquitos: the largest and most popular jungle destination in Peru
Madrid's Festival of San Isidro has morphed from a religious procession to a full scale arts festival


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Climate and civilisation
Have changes in climate had a hand in the collapse of civilisations?
During human history, civilisations have come and gone. Many theories have been proposed to account for their collapse – including changes in climate. The idea is that worsening climate affects agriculture, lowering crop yields and promoting social turmoil.
Evidence comes from a 2008 analysis of an ancient stalagmite from a cave in northern China. Chemical analysis of layered deposits in the stalagmite provided an exceptionally detailed record of rainfall – summer monsoons – over the past 2,000 years. When compared with Chinese history, there was a striking correlation between periods of low rainfall and the collapse of three major dynasties (the Tang, the Yuan and the Ming).
Conversely, the period of wettest summer monsoons coincided with the 'golden age' of the Northern Song dynasty.
Remarkably, the Asian monsoon data correlate closely with the advance and retreat of Alpine glaciers and climate data from Central and South America. Notably, the final days of the Tang dynasty coincide with the end of the Mayan classic period in Central America.
Part (but not all) of the climate change seems to be linked to variations in solar activity. Indeed, analysis of sediments from a Mexican lake suggested that Central America suffered a severe drought at the same time as the Mayan collapse, with 200-year-long climate cycles suggestive of a link to periodic variations in solar activity.
Climate change has been suggested as a factor in the decline of other civilisations, including the Akkadian Empire of Mesopotamia, the Old Kingdom of Egypt and others that collapsed around 4,000 years ago. Even the fall of the Roman Empire may in part have been driven by a drop in temperatures across Europe.
Not everyone is convinced. Droughts do not inevitably lead to social disintegration and something as complex as the collapse of a civilisation is likely to have multiple causes.
Might current circumstances be part of another 'natural cycle'? The authors of the stalagmite paper suggest not. Over the 2,000 years, warmer weather has been associated with stronger monsoons. Around 1960, though, this trend disappears – presumably because of the impact of atmospheric greenhouse gases and particulate pollution.Lead image:
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- Dry spells spelled trouble in ancient China
- Climate change and the collapse of the Akkadian Empire: evidence from the deep sea (2000) [PDF]
- Climate and drought lessons from ancient Egypt
- Climate change during and after the Roman Empire: reconstructing the past from scientific and historical evidence (2012) [PDF]
- Climate variability and climate change: what is the difference [PDF]


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Depression, a mental illness marked by feelings of sadness, hopelessness and lethargy, can be treated in a variety of ways. One method of treating depression is with prescription antidepressant medications.
The best antidepressants are often successful at relieving symptoms of depression, such as fatigue, insomnia and impaired concentration. They also boost mood by acting on specific brain chemicals associated with depression.
What to Expect
When taking antidepressants, side effects may occur. The severity of these side effects varies due to both the type of antidepressant medication and an individual's response to the drug. In many cases, particularly with mild antidepressants, side effects only last for a few weeks and then clear up. Other times, however, side effects may linger throughout the course of treatment.
If you experience an antidepressant's side effects, discuss the symptoms with your doctor. Doctors recommend against reducing the dosage yourself or discontinuing use of antidepressant medications. Doing so could cause these unpleasant withdrawal symptoms:
- Anxiety
- Aches and pains
- Crying spells
- Dizziness
- Fatigue
- Restlessness.
Types of Antidepressant Medications
The most commonly prescribed antidepressants fall into three groups:
- Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)
- Selective-serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
- Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs).
The newest family of antidepressant medications, SSRIs boost levels of serotonin (a chemical that affects mood) in the brain. Many people consider these to be the best antidepressants because they have milder side effects than other medications.
TCAs and MAOIs are older classes of antidepressant medications, which also affect serotonin levels, but can affect other brain chemicals as well. Because of this, they are often recommended only if SSRIs doesn't work. Since they have a more widespread effect on neurotransmitters, TCAs and MAOIs can cause more severe side effects than SSRIs do.
Antidepressants' Side Effects
Common SSRI side effects include:
- Antidepressant weight loss
- Drowsiness
- Nausea
- Sexual dysfunction
- Sleep problems.
Side effects of TCAs include:
- Blurred vision
- Constipation
- Disorientation or confusion
- Dizziness
- Drowsiness
- Dry mouth
- Headaches
- Impaired sexual functioning
- Increased appetite
- Increased heart rate
- Low blood pressure
- Nausea
- Sensitivity to sunlight
- Urinary retention
- Weakness
- Weight gain.
MAOIs have many of the same side effects as TCAs. Additionally, since MAOIs inhibit the clearing of a chemical in the brain called tyramine that affects blood pressure, people taking these antidepressant medications must follow very strict diets. Certain foods, like smoked meats or aged cheeses can cause a sudden, potentially fatal spike of tyramine in the brain.
MAOIs can also cause:
- Diarrhea
- Fatigue
- Increased sweating
- Lightheadedness
- Muscle twitching
- Restlessness
- Shakiness
- Sleep disturbances
- Stomach upset.
Despite the potential for side effects, the benefits of antidepressant medication often make them the preferred course of treatment for depression. Talk with your doctor to determine the best antidepressant medication for you.
Mayo Clinic. (2008). Antidepressants: Selecting one that's right for you. Retrieved June 28, 2010, from http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/antidepressants/hq01069.


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Welcome Hannah M. Renno
Hannah M. Renno, M.D. MPH, joined the Thompson's Station clinic in August 2014. Dr. Renno completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at the University of Arkansas, where she was on the Razorback gymnastics team. She earned her medical degree at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and she completed her Master in Public Health at the University of Arizona as well, where she specialized in Maternal and Child Health. She completed her pediatric residency at the University of Florida. Dr. Renno is a board certified Pediatrician and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Dr. Renno looks forward to nurturing long-term relationships with her patients and their families. She considers it a privilege to care for children when they are sick and, equally importantly, when they are well. She finds it rewarding to witness their growth as they mature into capable young men and women. She has a particular interest in breastfeeding medicine.
Outside of the office, Dr. Renno enjoys traveling with her husband, Markus, and playing with her three young sons. Her hobbies include running, photography, and writing.


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If you have an email account with Go Daddy you can either access the email through Go Daddy's web-based email portal or you can use a third party email client such as Mail on your Apple computer. Third party email clients allow you to download and manage email locally on your computer. To setup your email account with Mail you must first discover the incoming and outgoing server information for your email account then setup the account in the Mail program on your Mac.
Locate Incoming/Outgoing Server Information
Open your web browser and visit Go Daddy's web-based email portal.
Enter your Go Daddy email address into the "User name" field and password into the "Password" field. Click "Log In."
Click on "Help" then select "Email Client Settings."
Locate your "Outgoing Server Information" and "Incoming Server Information" and record it. You will need it when setting up your Go Daddy email account with Mail on your Mac.
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Setup Go Daddy with Mail
Click on the Mail icon on your dock to open Apple's Mail program.
Click on "Mail" at the top of the program and select "Preferences."
Click the "+" icon at the bottom left of the program to create a new email account.
Input your full name (as you want it to appear to the recipient), Go Daddy email address and email account password into the applicable fields. Click "Continue."
Click the "Account Type" drop-down menu and select either "POP" or "IMAP" based on how your email account with Go Daddy is setup. IMAP email is stored on a server while POP email downloads and is stored on your computer. If unsure of your account type contact Go Daddy customer service.
Enter an email description into the "Description" field. Note that this is what you use to identify the email account in Mail and can be anything such as "John's Work Email" or "John's Personal Email."
Enter the incoming mail server that you found out in Section One of this article into the "Incoming Mail Server" field. The incoming mail server looks similar to "imap.secureserver.net" or "pop.secureserver.net."
Enter your email address and password a second time into the "Email Address" and "Password" fields respectively and click "Continue."
Re-enter the same description you entered earlier into the "Description" field for the outgoing mail server. Enter the outgoing mail server that you found out in Section One of this article into the "Outgoing Mail Server" field. The outgoing mail server looks similar to "smtpout.secureserver.net."
Place a check-mark next to "Use Authentication" and enter your email address into the "User Name" field and account password into the "Password" field. Click "Continue."
Review the information you entered on the next screen and place a check-mark next to "Take account online." Click "Create."


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How Much Money Do YouTubers Make in 2020? (And How)
Making money on YouTube is getting very common as more and more people are getting aware of it's potential. Who doesn't love stardom when it comes with a lot of money?
However, people still have a lot of doubts regarding YouTube monetization and the most common of them is the earning potential of a YouTuber.
Most people seem to be confused about "How Much Do YouTubers Make?" or "How Much Does YouTube Pay Per View?" among many other questions. Therefore, I thought of writing this post that covers not only the above question but also all the frequently asked questions about YouTube monetization.
How Much Do Youtubers Make In 2020
To understand the earnings of a YouTuber, it is first important to understand How do YouTubers make money from YouTube Videos.
There are several ways a YouTuber can make money. Let us go through the financials involved with each one of them.
1. YouTuber's Earnings From YouTube Partner Program
YouTube Partner Program also known as YouTube Adsense is one of the most common ways people make money with YouTube Videos. Though there are various ways you can make money with YouTube, it's the only way you get your paychecks from Google or YouTube.
In this method, Google will display ads in your YouTube videos to generate revenue. Out of the total income earned through the advertisements, YouTube keeps a cut of 45% and pays you the remaining 55%, as your commission.
It is difficult to know the exact income a YouTuber earns from Adsense. This is because the income from advertisements depend on several factors and so the amount a YouTuber earn greatly varies.
Think of a company renting an advertising banner space at the Times Square and another company renting the same in a small town in India. There will be a huge difference in the price of the same in both cities. So the overall profits margins will vary too.
Similarly, the price of renting the advertising banner will also vary with size, whether it is billboard or flex banner and several other factors.
So, just like the profit you can earn by renting a conventional advertising space depends on several factors, the income from YouTube Advertising also depends on many factors.
Let us understand each of these factors in detail.
Factors Affecting YouTube Earning
The amount you earn with YouTube depends on the following factors.
1. Location of Your traffic
Usually, traffic from the USA and the UK gets higher Cost Per Click (CPC) as compared to that from Tier 2 countries like India, Brazil, South Africa, etc.
Hence, for same number of views, assuming same (Click Through Rate) CTR, YouTube will earn more for traffic from the USA and UK. Hence YouTube will pay you more money for the same.
2. Demographics of your traffic
The age, gender and other demographic factors of your traffic also influence your earnings. Although, there is no set rule for what demographics can earn you more income, but traffic that includes teenagers and lower income group people will usually earn less than traffic that includes working professionals.
3. Niche Of The Video
YouTube generally displays the ads to the viewers that are connected to the video they are watching. Hence, the niche of the video is another critical factor that decides the CPC.
Technology videos generally get better CPC than political and news videos.
4. Type Of Ads
Various types of ads are displayed on YouTube. The TrueView and Bumper ads get you money per view, while the pre-roll ads pay you per click.
Some ads are skippable by the users, and others are not. Skippable ads, if skipped are not charged to the advertiser, and hence you make nothing with it.
Similarly for CPC ads, unless the user clicks on the advertisement, you earn nothing.
5. Click Through Rate (CTR)
Your revenue can also depend on Click Through Rate (CTR) of ads on your videos in case of CPC ads. Better the CTR, better the pay rates.
6. Audience Retention
Google and YouTube love quality videos. So if your users watch the video till the end, they indicate that the video content was good and hence higher CPC ads would be shown in the video next time.
Also, longer the duration of the view, more the ads will be shown to the user resulting in higher revenues.
7. Popularity Of The Channel
A Popular YouTube channel with billions of view will get better CPC and CPI advertisments as compared to a new YouTube channel with a few views.
YouTube Ads Earning Estimations
You cannot plan your business without knowing anything about the financials involved. It would be foolish to invest time and money without forecasting the profits and investments. So the question is how much money do YouTubers make?
Well, there's no standard YouTube to money calculator. So, let us do some maths to find out rough estimates of How Much does YouTube pay you for 1 million views through the YouTube Partner program.
Several estimates reveal that on an average, a YouTuber can earn $3 to $10 per 1000 views with both CPC and CPI advertisements.
So here's the answer to the million dollar question, "How Much Money Do YouTubers Make Per Million Views?
For 1 million views, the total earnings through YouTube will be ($3 to $10)*1000 = $3000 to $10,000 per million views.
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2. YouTuber's Earnings From Affiliate Marketing
Affiliate marketing is another widely used method for monetizing YouTube Videos. The YouTubers who are into affiliate marketing, usually place an affiliate link to a product or service they are recommending and reviewing the description section of the Video.
They then ask the readers to click on the link if they wish to buy the product or service. Whenever someone buys a product using this link, they earn a commission for the same.
It is very difficult to judge your affiliate earnings as it depends on the below factors.
However, if we know the commission per sale for a product, we can roughly estimate the earnings from affiliate marketing.
The CTR for affiliate link is usually in the range of 0.5% to 2%. Let us take the average CTR of 1%. For 1 million views, the total people who click on your affiliate links will be 10,000.
Now, the conversion ratio for most affiliate products is in the range of 2% to 5%. Considering a conversion ratio of 3%, the total number of people who buy products or services using your affiliate links will be 300.
So, if you are making $10 per sale, your earning from affiliate commissionwill be $3000 for 1 million views.
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1. How To Make Money With Youtube Videos
3. YouTuber's Earnings From Sponsored Videos
YouTube is one of the most powerful mediums for marketing. That's the very reason YouTube AdSense program is so successful.
However, not many people are interested in viewing advertisements, and they end up skipping it or not paying attention to it at all. Therefore, brands take a better route by paying the YouTube channel to create a sponsored video.
Brands usually approach YouTubers to create a single video centered around their product launch or a store opening or similar events. Some brands also sponsor the YouTube channel, and in exchange the YouTuber will have to promote their products by recommending it to his readers or if the YouTuber is a public figure, using it for himself.
For example, a YouTube channel on cooking may focus the camera on a particular brand of spices or other culinary products as the channel owner uses the same.
YouTubers charge a fixed price which is estimated based on the number of views expected for the video. The usual price is $10 to $50 per 1000 views of the video. So if a video is expected to generate a million views, the price for the sponsored post will be between $10000 to $50000.
I know that does sound like a huge amount as compared to YouTube Partner Program or even affiliate marketing. However, brands usually work with only established YouTube channels.
So, unless your videos are getting a hundred thousand to a million views, you probably won't be able to get sponsored content. And even if you do manage, you will be getting them from smaller brands who might be very tight on budget and so will pay you much lower than the above price.
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FAQs On YouTuber's Earnings In 2020
Below is the summary of the above post and also other very common FAQ's people have about a YouTuber's earning that I came across on YouTube.
1. How Do YouTubers Make Money?
YouTube Channels make money by showing advertisements via YouTube Partner Program, by promoting products and services of brands (Affiliate Marketing) and Sponsored Videos from brands.
2. How Much Does A YouTuber Make In 2020?
The top YouTuber Ryan Kaji from Ryan ToysReview, who is a 7 year old boy, is said to be making $22 million from his YouTube Videos. While not everyone earns as much as Ryan, several other YouTubers are making enough to live a lavish life. But then there are others who can't even make a single dime.
3. What Are The YouTube Monetization Requirements?
To apply for YouTuber Partner Program you need to fullfill following requirements.
4. How Many Subscribers You Need To Start Making Money On YouTube?
You need 1000 Subscribers to apply for YouTuber Partner Program. There is no such condition for affiliate marketing or sponsored videos. However, in general brands only sponsor videos from channels that get millions of views for each video.
5. How Much Does YouTube Pay Per View In 2020?
In general, YouTube Pays around 0.3 cents to 1 cent per view. It may be more or less depending on several factors
6. How Much Money Do Youtubers Make Per View?
As discussed, YouTube pays 0.3 cent to 1 cent per view to a YouTuber. However, apart from YouTube Partner Program, a YouTuber can also make money from affiliate marketing and sponsored videos.
The income from Sponsored videos is usually 4-5 times of what YouTubers can make through YouTube Partner Program and turns out to be around 4 to 5 cents per view. As for Affiliate Marketing it varies too much and is very hard to predict unless we know the commission earned per sale.
Some YouTubers may be using a combination of these monetiation methods and so the income will be even more difficult to guess.
7. How Much Does Youtube Pay Per 1000 Views In 2020?
For 1000 views YouTube Pays around $3 to $10. It may be more or less depending on several factors
8. How Much Would Youtube Pay You For 1 Billion Views In 2020?
YouTube generally pays better to popular YouTube Channels that generate billions of views. So, if we are talking about a billion views, YouTube is likely to pay the YouTube Channel around 1 cent or even more per view. So for a billion views YouTube will pay around $10 million
9. What Is A YouTuber's Salary?
A YouTuber does not earn a salary. Rather, he earns a commission on advertisements from YouTuber. He can also make money from Affiliate Marketing and sponsored videos.
10. How Much Does YouTube Pay Per Subscriber?
YouTube does not pay you per subscriber. It pays you for the number views your video gets. However, the thumb rule says that more the subscribers, greater the number of views.
11. How Much Do YouTubers Make Per Video?
The amount a YouTuber makes per video will depend largely on how many views they are getting to the videos. In general, for every 1000 views, a YouTuber earns $3 to $10 from YouTube Partner Program. The earning from a sponsored post will be roughly $10 -$50 per 1000 views.
12. How Many Views Do You Need On YouTube To Get Paid?
YouTube will pay you only when your balance reaches $100. For earning $100 you may need 10,000 to 34,000 views. This may be more or less depending on several factors.
13. Do YouTubers Get Paid For Likes?
No, YouTubers don't get paid for likes.
14. Do YouTubers Have To Pay Tax?
Yes, YouTubers have to pay Income Tax. There is no other tax for YouTubers unless they register their channel as a company. If they do register as a company, the taxation and compliances will differ depending on the type of company as well as their country of registration.
15. Is It Hard To Make Money On Youtube?
Yes, YouTubing does require a lot of brain work to generate ideas for creating viral videos. Even for general videos like reviews and cooking videos, it does require efforts for shooting and editing the videos.
16. Who Is The Top Paid Youtuber 2018?
The top paid YouTuber of 2018 was a seven year old boy Ryan Kaji from Ryan ToysReview.
17. Who Is The Richest Child Youtuber?
The richest Child YouTuber is Ryan Kaji from Ryan ToysReview.
18. Who Are The Highest Paid YouTubers Of 2018?
Below is the list of top 10 highest paid YouTubers of 2018 along with their earnings.
YouTuber's Name
Ryan ToysReview
$22 Million
Jake Paul
$21.5 Million
Dude Perfect
$20 Million
$18.5 Million
Jeffree Star
$18 Million
$17.5 Million
Vanoss Gaming
$17 Million
$16 Million
$15.5 Million
Logan Paul
$14.5 Million
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Final Words
YouTube indeed is a great way of Making Money Online. However, due to lack of clarity regarding how much money Youtube pays per view to YouTubers, a lot of people are skeptical about switching to YouTubing.
In this article, I've tried my best to explain in the best possible way how much money YouTubers make. However, it might be possible that I have skipped some important questions that you have.
So, if there's anything else you would like to know about YouTubing, do let me know in the comments section and I will try my best to answer the same.


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Just before the Easter holidays many local children were off school with a temperature. This might have been linked to an outbreak of slap cheek in Ham, Petersham, Teddington, Kew and around Richmond says Dr Sebastian Renz,
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Slapped cheek syndrome (also called fifth disease or parvovirus B19) is a viral infection that's most common in children, although it can affect people of any age. It usually causes a bright red rash to develop on the cheeks after a few days. After some more days a light pink rash on the chest, stomach, arms and thighs may appear. It is normally only a mild infection that clears up in one to three weeks and you're then usually immune for life.
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Sunday, 28 June 2009
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Thank you artinvestor for featuring my work this month although, for the record, being born in India does not make me an 'Indian artist'. I am American-raised and English.
Friday, 26 June 2009
what is the word? when the ordinary becomes sacred. symbols of people and times we miss. shrines. lockets. security blankets. our need to hold on to something when what we really need isn't there. 'a battle cry to treat this absence'. material objects inscribed with the physical and affective traces of memorial transmission
Sunday, 21 June 2009
"Genius is no more than childhood recaptured at will, childhood equipped now with man's physical means to express itself, and with the analytical mind that enables it to bring order into the sum of experience, involuntarily amassed". Baudelaire (The Painter of Modern Life and Other Essays)
Friday, 19 June 2009
michael hoppen gallery
Michael Hoppen Contemporary is delighted to collaborate with Saatchi Online for an exhibition of work by six artists, hand-picked from the Saatchi Gallery website. Entitled 'Starting with a Photograph', the key criterion is that the work must begin with a photographic image- found or made. Beyond that, each piece is unique, sharing only an interest in exploring and expanding the limits of photography.
The exhibition will take place at Michael Hoppen Contemporary, situated close to the new Saatchi headquarters on the King's Road in Chelsea, and will begin on the 10th September.
Friday, 12 June 2009
"There is just this for consolation: an hour here or there, when our lives seem, against all odds and expectations, to burst open and give us everything we've ever imagined , though everyone but children (and perhaps even they) knows these hours will inevitably be followed by others, far darker and more difficult."
The Hours by Michael Cunningham.
Saturday, 6 June 2009
do not
"pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will"
(thank you amy for reminding me of this)
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
dar magazine
a pdf of the greek interview has been added here
Tuesday, 2 June 2009
process of inquiry
Poetry deconstructs and slathers love all over the formal aspects of language and words, and painting does the same. Why wouldn't you put all the elements into play in photography? Pit the chemistry, the paper, the film and the enlarger into a death match where it's not clear who is going to survive. The outcome doesn't matter as much as the process of inquiry; this isn't abstraction it's exploration. The scientific demands of the photographic process necessitate a lot of rule-following. Best not to become too docile in the mind, though. As Carl Sagan says in the Backbone of the Night episode of Cosmos: (sic) too much conventional thinking isn't doing anyone any favor.' Mariah Robertson, 2009
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One of the things that drives me nuts about my office/craft room, or any room for that matter, is not having what I need within arms length of where I need it, you know what I mean? Whenever I wanted to paint, sew, draw etc., I'd spend a good 30 minutes getting everything together only to find out that I was missing something and would need to make a run to the store (this always seems to happen with home improvement projects where I have to run to Lowe's 3 times in a day) - this drives me nuts! It totally breaks the creative flow, the progress - well, you probably know what I mean. :)
So, some time ago I had pinned the below mason jar Toothbrush and Towel holder that "Coffee With The Mrs"
While I didn't have a need for a toothbrush holder, I just loved the Shabby Chic approach "Coffee with The Mrs.com" took and knew I'd have a ton of uses for that. The first that came to mind was all of my paintbrushes.
Using Pipe clamp, spray paint, wood and a Mason Jar. I got to work. The first thing I did was beat the heck out of the wood and racked screw drivers up and down it in random order to give the wood a distressed look. If you have old wood, you get to skip this step.
The hardest part was screwing the clamp onto the wood, be sure to ask someone at Lowe's about how to crew the clamp on... mine is completely rigged because I refused to make a run to Lowe's again to get a drill bit that would go through steel...I claim it as a crafty genius rigging :)
Next I took wood glue and clamps, glued the pieces together using Elmer's Wood Glue. Then I took 3 colors of spray paint: Grey for the base, Metallic Silver and Turquoise for accent. The Silver and Turquoise sprayed I randomly on to the wood to get the above look.
My craft/work room is very compartmentalized and in this corner I have my painting station. Before I made the wall sconces and installed the shelf I had to go around my room to get my supplies (paint brushers were in the 3rd drawer, the mediums were in a basket, and I usually would have to hunt for the paper towel). Now, everything is right there!
I have all my paint brushes in the jars, and on a handle I have my Oderless Mineral Spirits and laying on the ledge is a wipe out tool (generally used by China painters but has proven to be useful in oil painting).
On the little shelf, I have my assortment of mediums and pallet knifes.
Everything is right where I need it and it probably cost me around $20 (the shelf was the most expensive thing and even that I painted to get the look I wanted).
I also made a small one for the Whiteboard Markers that I shared in the post, "How to Make a Whiteboard Wall".
To find more of the pins that inspire my organization, check out "My Style" Pinterest Board.
I'd love to see what inspires you! Please leave a comment with a link to your favorite Pinterest Board!
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Secret Greece:
The road to
You have been to some of the wonderful Greek islands, sojourned the classical ruins of Athens perhaps, reclined on the endless sandy beaches of the mainland. But have you been to Andritsaina and its neighbour, Karitena?
By David Hetherington
We took the road from the village of Strefi near Ancient Olympia where we are based and drove along the evergreen coast road through Kato Samiko and Saharo to Tholo. Here we turned left up into the mountains that peak at nearly 8,000 feet in the Taygetus range in the heart of the Peloponnese.
Our guide Nikos Karatouliotis explained that the myriad olive trees on the lower slopes were small in stature due to the fact that tens of thousands of acres of olive groves had been destroyed by the fires that ravaged the area in 2008. We looked at one tree where the trunk had been felled and new branches had grown out at the base to produce a vigorous new bush.
Over ninety residents had perished when the fires enveloped the numerous picture-postcard villages in the folds of the hills. As we passed through some of them they now seemed peaceful and idyllic.
We stopped to take in the vista of the mountains we had been through with deep blue sea visible in the distance. Everywhere the fragrance of herbs and flowers fills the air.
Next, a stop in the attractive village of Nea Figalia for a capucino at a modern cafenion where the waitress greeted us by enquiring where we were from. Everywhere people are relaxed and friendly and interested in visitors.
Many attractive houses and cottages in Nea Figalia are constructed in the white limestone that is quarried in the area.
We continued up and onward by serial hairpin bends. The late September weather was perfect for travelling and our photographer insisted on frequently stopping the car to take another photo of a breathtaking mountain vista, a village nestling in the woods, or simply an ancient stone-terraced mountain field.
When Andritsaina finally came into view we were above the old town that had been a regional capital for centuries. Under the red tiled roofs are several old mansion houses, some of them in need of renovation
Nikos Karatouliotis and
David Hetherington.
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According to tradition, the place owes its name to the wife of a Cretan shepherd named Andrikos, who -chasing his runaway sheep- came to a spring on mount Lykaion.
He liked the place so much he decided to settle there and built an inn that after his death was kept by his wife Andrikaina (meaning "the wife of Andrikos"). From her name and from the local pronunciation of "kai" as "tsai", the inn was named "the hostel of Andritsaina".
We had lunch at a restaurant named after the first fountain in the Peloponese, (I Trani Vrysi) built in 1724 in the main square. The beef steak that I chose was flavoursome, but somewhat on the tough side. The Greek salad and Tsatsiki though and the village wine, all excellent. Over a relaxing lunch we inhaled the feeling of being somewhere unique and off the beaten track - only a couple of German back-packers impinged on a scene that would otherwise have been entirely local in colour and content.
Afterwards we went to the Nikolopouleios Library but found it to be closed. We were told that it was a must place to visit as it contains a collection of rare manuscripts from the 16th and 17th centuries as well as other important documents and artifacts relating to the 1821 War of Independence.
Nearby is an imposing statue to the Greek freedom fighter Theodoros Kolokotronis.One of our party won- dered aloud if there might be a 21st Century Koloktron- is to rescue Greece from their current imprisonment by the European Un- ion. e mountains seemed to whisper an opaque response in the tradition of the Oracle of Del- phi. I felt we were traversing a land of eternal tragedy and triumph.
A distance of about 30 kilometres took us through more magnificent scenery to another impressive mountain-side village, Karitaina, just over the boundary in Arcadia. The village is dominated by a tumble-down Castle and dates back to the Middle Ages before it bacame the seat of a barony under the Frankish Principality of Achaea. Alongside the remains of its Frankish castle, several other medieval and Ottoman monuments can be seen there.
The roads to and from this area of Greece are steep and demanding on driver and passenger, but every turn of the wheel is rewarded with unparalleled magnificence.
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Sunday, 22 August 2010
A little something for my cousin's son, based on an idea I'd had for my graduation film, animated in Flash in a evening.
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Saturday, 7 August 2010
Type of Jam
I have recently been working on a short film for Sunnyside Rural Trust, and have finished off a bit about their jam making process. Mostly using live-action footage, with simple hand-held panning shots of the allotments, I included text interacting with the environment with several key-framed masks (using Wes Anderson's font of choice; Futura). Once it's all done for the 20th Anniversary Celebrations in September it will most likely go up on their website and I shall link it from here too.
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Sunday, 1 August 2010
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Earlier this year my best girlfriend Mandy and I realized we needed a getaway. We wanted somewhere warm, and preferably somewhere with a beach. My best friend from high school, Jimmy, has worked at Disney for years so we decided to fly down to Orlando for a week of exploring, beach time and of course Disney World! Here are some of my favorite snaps from our trip!
|My high school BFF Jimmy works for Disney! It was wonderful to catch up!
|Drinks on the Rikki Tiki Tavern on Cocoa Beach Pier
|Winter Park, FL. We actually took this pic after having lunch at Shake Shack! I know it's a chain, but man I always gotta have it when I see one since we don't have them in Indianapolis.
|We loved these canned wines! Perfect for a little poolside relaxation if you have a no-glass restriction.
|Snapped in the Park Aire condo complex in Orlando.
|I was so in love with all of the bright colors in Central Florida. Everywhere you look you see pinks, blues, purples, etc. Gorgeous!
|Taken in the U.K. portion of Epcot!
|Magic Kingdom
|The spinning tea cups in Magic Kingdom.
|This was from our hotel in Buena Vista
|Under the Cocoa Beach Pier
|An old car wash in Cocoa Beach
|Cocoa Beach
|Lastly, my travel buddy Mandy! We had so much fun together!


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Mozilla will introduce its 'innovation accelerator' program: WebFWD in Berlin on Friday. The open-source organization especially known for its Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email client, Mozilla, has created a six month fellowship program for those looking to work alongside expert Mozillians and mentors. WebFWD aims to provide start-up entrepreneurs with all the 'know-how' and coaching to build up burgeoning businesses successfully – from the ground up. Recently launched in San Fran, interested Berliners can have a chance to see what it's all about – over a cup of coffee.
Quick facts
What: CoffeeFWD
When: Friday, the 11th of November, 9-11 am
Where: Sankt Oberholz, Rosenthaler Strasse 72a, 10119 Berlin
For more infomation, visit WebFWD's website.


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Ruislip Historical
You can search the whole site
Spies spied
from Ruislip during the cold war, and got caught doing
The housing
estate that is Ruislip Manor
Park? Forget it. The Enigma code was cracked in Eastcote
A Who's Who
of the well known that have graced us at some point.
Why Crown
Buildings nearly fell down, and other interesting facts
on the soil structure
The day the
Lido ran dry, and other associated stories of the area.
pictures of things around Ruislip that are, in the main,
long gone. Plus a few "strange" extras including the day
a plane landed at Northolt...by mistake!
Hundreds of
old postcards of Ruislip and its environs.
somebody really film a ghost at South Ruislip in 2013??
You decide.
The curious
saga of a multi million pound vase sold at an auction
house in Ruislip, then the buyer refused to pay, and it
finally sold for millions less.
Hundreds of
old adverts from around 1939
This link
will take you somewhere you may well not even know
existed on the Ruislip web site


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Live sleek, live green. The Millennium is the kind of home you've always wanted but never thought you'll find. With an expansive collection of amenities and an enormous 58,000 square foot park right outside your door, you can enjoy spending time in our outdoor pool, salon with massage room, state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor patio with entertaining area, resident's lounge, business center, and much more.
Keys On Time
Wireless Ready
Always Clean


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SOA tools top Eclipse priority list
An Eclipse project leader says architects and developers face technology gap in SOA and that Eclipse needs to fill the void.
SOA may be "crossing the chasm" to use the popular marketing terminology, but it is also facing a technology gap, said Miko Matsumura, vice president of technology standards at Infravio Inc. and a leader of the Eclipse SOA Tools Project.
Service-oriented architecture is driven by business needs for agile IT systems, but right now customer requirements are outpacing software technology, he said, putting the demand ahead of what vendors can supply.
"Customers want the functionality today," he said in an interview following last week's EclipseCon in Santa Clara, Calif. "But vendors don't have the functionality today."
He said this gap is leading to the current wave of major vendors buying smaller companies to acquire the technology needed to fill out SOA offerings.
He added it is also driving the development of tools that architects and developers can use to move SOA from theory to practice.
The Eclipse SOA Tools Project (STP) will provide tools for both architects and developers. There is some functionality for SOA in the current Eclipse Web tools but the SOA tools will greatly expand on that, he said.
Developing STP is a priority at Eclipse. Of the more than 60 projects now moving through the Eclipse development process, Mike Milinkovich, executive director of Eclipse Foundation, listed it as one of the most important.
"SOA is going to take some time to evolve and mature," he said at EclipseCon last week. "It's certainly an area where we want to see more projects."
Matsumura observed that the interest in SOA projects by the Eclipse director reflects the pressure it members and the software industry at large are feeling to meet customers demands. STP promises a range of modules that will cover SOA development from architecting through coding and implementation.
With this modular approach STP is divided into five sub-groups:
- The SOA System subproject is concentrating on "tools and frameworks for assembling, building, packaging and deploying services to runtime containers."
- The STP Core subproject is defining models within the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) so they conform to the Service Component Architecture (SCA) specification. It is also defining Java components to support SCA syntax.
The Service Creation subproject is tasked with providing tools for creating and editing service contracts and service bindings. It will be providing frameworks and extensions for editors to create services for SOA implementations.
The BPEL to Java (B2J) subproject is working on tools for translating Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) into executable Java classes. It is also defining a standard framework for deploying those classes.
The BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) subproject is working on an editor and tools for creating model business processes diagrams and generating BPEL artifacts.
Target dates have yet to be set for when all these modules will be ready for SOA architects and developers to use. The project is in the beginning stages and with the Eclipse processes designed to assure quality, Matsumura didn't want to even guess at possible release dates.
Next Steps
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Hanging your pins
Ideas for creating your own art wall.
I display my pictures by using a hanging 'claw' that fixes to the back of a honeycomb board. I prefer this board to foamcore, but that would work too. Then I use pins and clips to display the paintings.
Be innovative!
Use skirt hangers, bulldog clips, different coloured frames or suspend the frames by string.
Can't Decide?
Need time to think about your options but still want to enjoy the prints? Here is one very creative solution, wine bottles and stones. Thank you Debra for sending me your photo!


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License retrieval
The OpenLM License management tool is designed to identify consumed licenses that are sitting idle, and retrieve them to their license pools, thus improving license utilization and availability throughout the organization. There are a number of methods to obtain such optimization license utilization:
1. Manually
License administrators can monitor the OpenLM EasyAdmin web interface, and manually return a license back to the license pool.
2. Suspend and Resume
OpenLM may automatically detect idle FlexLM licenses, remove them and suspend the application's process. This method is referred to as "Suspend and Resume".
3. Save and Close
OpenLM can automatically save and close idle MATLAB , Autodesk, Solidworks and ArcGIS sessions. It does so with the use of dedicated extensions, specifically implemented by OpenLM for each of these applications. This method is referred to as "Save and Close". This method is discussed on this current document.
4. Agent procedures
OpenLM 3.1 has added a new method for further enhancing idle license identification and retrieval. This is referred to as retrieval through "Agent procedures".
"Save and Close" features
The "Save and Close"method is only applicable to four specific licensed application vendors: ESRI (vendors of ArcGIS), Autodesk (vendors of AutoCAD), Solidworks and MathWorks (vendors of Matlab). These applications are named by convention "Extension Supported" applications.
In the "Save and Close" method, an idle station is identified, the user's work is saved, and the application is actively shut down. The application is not just suspended, as opposed to the "Suspend and Resume" method. The location of automatic saving is configurable, so the saved session does not necessarily override the current project. See the "Extension dedicated functions" section below.
OpenLM Agent installation
The "Save and close" method requires the installation of an OpenLM Agent on all end-user workstations to which license retrieval is to be applied.
1. Close the Extension enabled application (ArcGIS / MATLAB / Autodesk / Solidworks ) on all end-user workstations.
2. If not previously done, Install the OpenLM Agent onto the workstation from OpenLM Download. This can be done either manually, or deployed quietly via msiexec or GPO.
3. When installing the OpenLM Agent manually, if an Extension Supported application (e.g. ArcGIS, Autocad, Matlab) is identified as installed on the computer, the OpenLM Extensions dialog window will open.
Choose to install the appropriate software extensions, thus enabling OpenLM to treat an idle application in the Save and Close method.
4. Towards the end of the installation process, the Agent Configuration dialog window opens. Type in the OpenLM server with which the Agent is required to connect, and click Apply.
5. Similar options are available through the deployment flags when installing the Agent silently.
6. The OpenLM Agent attaches an extension to each of the Extension enabled application (ArcGIS / MATLAB / Autodesk). It is good practice to ensure the extension has been properly installed. See the "Verify the OpenLM Extension Installation" Appendix below.
Configuring OpenLM to employ "Save and Close"
1. Open the OpenLM EasyAdmin web application (Windows Start Menu → All Programs → OpenLM → OpenLM EasyAdmin2).
2. Click EasyAdmin Start → Administration → Process/Features. The Process/Features window opens:
3. Select an extension enabled application (ArcGIS / MATLAB / Autodesk), and click the 'Edit' button.
4. In the Edit process window, click the drop-down menu at the License release method. Select Extension.
5. Check the 'Enabled' and the "Enable License release functionality" checkboxes.
6. Set the "Enable License release functionality" parameters. These parameters determine the policy for license retrieval, once they have been labeled Idle.
- Start releasing licenses after usage … (Default: 80): Licenses will only become candidates for retrieval only if more than the defined percentage of licenses have been checked out.
- Idle time license release threshold (Default: 15 min): Idle licenses will be made available for retrieval if they had been idle for more than the defined period.
7. Expand the 'Advanced' panel, and set the system resource threshold parameters. These numbers are thresholds used for determining whether the monitored application is idle. The default values shown should not be changed unless explicitly instructed by OpenLM's support team. Changing these values inappropriately can harm the OpenLM system's performance.
- % Processor time (Default: 2): This is the CPU usage percentage threshold over which the application is considered active. The software will only be closed if its use of the workstation's processor time is lower than the percentage shown
- I/O Data operations / sec (Default: 2): Similarly, this is an I/O threshold over which the application is considered active. The software will only be closed if the number of disk operations per second is lower than the value shown.
- User usage (Default: 2): The processor utilization for user-mode processes on the workstation.
8. Click 'Save'.
That's it
your application license is set to be optimized by OpenLM in the "Save and Close" method.
- Idle applications will be suspended on the workstation. An appropriate notification will pop up on the workstation monitor.
- Users who had been waiting for licenses to become available will be notified, and
- Application activity may be resumed either via the suspension notification or via the OpenLM Agent interface "Recently closed documents" on the end-user's workstation.
For more information on these Agent notifications and capabilities please refer to this document.
There are still some Extension dedicated configurations and capabilities that are worth mentioning here:
Controlled Workstations indications
Workstations are labeled as 'Controlled' when they fulfill two conditions:
1. An OpenLM Agent is installed and running on these stations
2. Both the License Server and the Agent report drawn licenses of Extension Supported applications.
Controlled workstations facilitate the Save and Close method of license retrieval. The indication of workstations as 'Controlled' is a green check mark on the 'Workstations' window in the EasyAdmin web application:
Extension dedicated functions
The Active Agent window's Extension Dedicated label contains several functions that are OpenLM extension specific, intended solely (at the time of this publication) for managing Matlab, ArcGIS and Autodesk applications. The Extension dedicated tab incorporates three bars entitled:
- Handling extensions
- Software items that will not be saved nor reported when closed
- List of Directories for which projects will not be saved when closed
Note: OpenLM recommends keeping the extension dedicated preferences at their default values, as this should be considered an advanced users' section.
In order to apply "Extensions dedicated" configuration, click OpenLM Start → Administration → Active Agent, and select the "Extension dedicated" tab.
Folder to save closed projects:
Specify the folder in which the automatically closed projects will be saved.
Overwrite existing projects
- Checked (Default): The same filename is used for project saving each time the application is detected as idle and closed.
- Unchecked: Each recurrence of an idle application closing event brings about the creation of a new copy of the saved project.
Show extension list at software startup (for ArcGIS only):
- Checked: The application's extension list is shown when the application is restarted after detected as idle and closed. This is useful for manually prompting users to confirm their usage of a certain extension.
- Unchecked (Default): The application's extension list is NOT shown when the application is restarted after detected as idle and closed.
Turn off licensed extensions at shutdown (for ArcGIS only):
- Checked (Default): Extensions that require licenses are closed together with the idle application. This requires the user to obtain a license for the extension when restarting the application.
- Unchecked: Extensions that require licenses are NOT closed together with the idle application.
Turn off custom extensions (for ArcGIS only):
- Checked (Default): Extensions that do NOT require licenses are closed together with the idle application. This requires the user to obtain a license for the extension when restarting the application.
- Unchecked: Extensions that do NOT require licenses are NOT closed together with the idle application.
Application's behavior when extension passes usage threshold (for ArcGIS only)
There are two methods of operation to deal with an event in which an application was NOT compelled to close according to the Active Agent's preferences, but a licensed extension that is embedded in that application WAS compelled to close. These two optional operations will either turning off the extension, or shutting down the application altogether.
Solve License Manager Errors
Situations may arise when a license is unavailable for use and unknown to the System Administrator. Selecting this option will provide the chance to find the license and return it to the pool of available licenses for use. This is only applicable for Extension Supported applications like, AutoDesk, ArcGIS, and MATLAB.
Shut down application (time set)
This is a two-step operation. Step one is to check the box to shut down any working applications. Step two, is to set the time as to when any working application are automatically shut down.
Hide "Set ArcGIS License Level" from agents
Checking this box will prevent agents from adjusting ArcGIS license levels.
Software items that will not be saved nor reported when closed
This heading lists a number of objects that would not be saved when the application is closed; e.g.: ArcCatalog.exe is a file browser which holds no substantial data at its own right, and therefore is not saved. Click 'Add' to submit more items to the list.
List of Directories for which projects will not be saved when closed
This heading lists directories onto which no changes would be made upon application automatic closure. This is intended for projects that should keep the same static information every time they are started. Click 'Add' to submit more items to the list.
Need help ?
If license retrieval via Save and Close does not work, please refer to This trouble shoot guide. Please also feel free to contact our support team at firstname.lastname@example.com
Appendix A: Verify the OpenLM Extension Installation
ESRI Desktop ArcGIS: Click Customize → SelectExtensions. Confirm that OpenLM Arcgis Extension appears in the Extensions list.The Save and Close mode is supported for any Autodesk software application. In Autocad Map 3D for example, type in the "OLM" command at the bottom of the AutoCAD window. If the OpenLM Agent extension was installed, the End User should receive a message such as depicted below:
If the Extension is not installed, an Error message should appear, stating that the "OLM" command is not recognized.
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Tile care is the porcess of taking care of your tile regular like any other things that you are care in your regular life.There are several way to take care of your tiles or some basic points that maintain tiles and keep it clean or good.
Tile flooring is a durable choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas of the home that might get wet from time to time. With the proper care, tile flooring can look like new for years. Learn basic tile flooring care, deep cleaning techniques, and how to clean stained grout. These techniques are appropriate for both ceramic and faux tile flooring.
* Sweep or vacuum the floor daily.
* Dry the floor.
* Mop the floor with warm water
* Clean up spills promptly
* Clean the dirtier spills with disinfectant
* Mop the floor with warm water and a vinegar solution
* Remove stains from tile floors
* Clean mildew from tile floors.
* Remove rust spots from tile floors.
* Try a pencil eraser.
* Use baking soda.
* Remove tougher stains with bleach.
When cleaning porcelain tiles, it is best to work in small sections to ensure the cleaning product is applied and removed in a timely manner. Do rinse entire area with clear water after cleaning to remove any cleaning solution residue. If the floor is polished, use half the amount of detergent as described above. Do test scouring powders and sealants on a small area prior to full application. Do have a damaged or broken tile removed and replaced only by a qualified tiler.
Do not allow the cleaning solution to dry on the surface of the porcelain tiles. This can result in staining and streaking. Do not use a cleaning agent that contains color. Avoid staining on the floor by wiping up spills as soon as possible. Do not use cleaners containing acid or bleach for routine maintenance. It is recommended that a small test area be conducted with any cleaning product before applying it to the entire floor. Do not harsh cleaning aids like steel wool pads or any scouring pads containing metal.


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Opened in 1932, the Raffles Grand d'Angkor has survived all the vagaries of recent Cambodian history and has hosted luminaries such as Charlie Chaplin, Somerset Maugham and the Clintons. It remains both a heritage landmark and a truly grand luxury hotel with state-of-the-art amenities.
>> JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach
The Raffles is one of Siem Reap's major landmarks, half way between downtown and the Angkor Archaeological Park, facing the Royal Gardens in the leafy French Quarter and close to the Siem Reap River.
Address: 1 Vithei Charles de Gaulle, Khum Svay Dang Kum, Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Style & character
The Grand d'Angkor is the old dame of luxury hotels in Cambodia. The main building is a huge colonial edifice, likely to be noticed by anyone who spends more than a day in town. The hotel certainly lives up to its grand exterior – the lobby exudes colonial flair as does the very swish Elephant Bar. Nods to the hotel's history can be seen everywhere, from beautiful 19th-century prints of Cambodian life in the marble floored hallways and the original wooden elevator in the lobby, to the dedicated gallery featuring John McDermott's seminal photographs of the Angkor Ruins.
Service & facilities
Service is formal, uniformed and very prompt without being intrusive. Facilities are straightforward and excellent — the pool is the largest in Cambodia. Guests can use a well-equipped gym and there's a top-of-the-range spa with six treatment rooms. Once a week, there's a wine and cheese workshop for budding sommeliers and the hotel also offers cooking classes to its guests.
The classical dance Apsara performances, watched while enjoying a sumptuous Cambodian dinner, are probably the best in town.
- Bar
- Fitness centre
- Laundry
- Parking
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Sauna
- Spa
- Steam room/hammam
- Tennis court
- Wi-Fi
The rooms are compact and faultless. Dark-wood floors, historic prints on the walls, immaculate antique furnishings including retro desk lamps and huge comfortable double or twin beds with views over the Royal Gardens or the pool make for a relaxing stay, helped along by all the expected modern facilities such as air-conditioning, a safe, minibar and coffee machine. There's always fresh fruit and the orchids are a nice touch. The bathrooms are small but spotless.
Food & drink
The Restaurant Le Grand is one of the best places in town to sample Khmer cuisine, handed down from chefs who worked at the Royal Palace. The atmosphere is 'almost formal', but the Cafe d'Angkor, in a bright air-conditioned room, is a more casual option. If it's not too hot or wet, guests can enjoy a wide variety of Asian and Western dishes – everything from local noodle dishes to gourmet burgers, on the patio overlooking the pool.
Traditional afternoon tea is served in The Conservatory, which also overlooks the pool and the garden. Breakfast is buffet-style, with sparkling wine and plenty of Western and Asian options including a great selection of yoghurts, smoothies and juices.
The best place for a pre-dinner drink is the atmospheric Elephant Bar with its extensive wine list and humidor that might make guests think the French were still ruling Indochina.
Access for guests with disabilities?
The hotel provides wheelchairs.
The pool is a definite draw for kids and the hotel can provide babysitters.
For more information about hotels and resorts in Asia, please visit our website.


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First off, we'd like to congratulate Scott and Kelsey Scherr on your marriage! Many of his colleagues attended the ceremony and the reception was beautiful.
We'd also like to congratulate one of our physical therapist, Alex Abzug, for receiving his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification. We all know that this is not an easy feat and we are very proud of your accomplishment.
Finally, Paulseth & Associates Physical Therapy would like to welcome our new resident, Marie Kosnik, from the University of Southern California Residency Program! You can check out her bio here!


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It's been a big fortnight for Hewlett Packard Enterprise, as the company announced new partnerships with Docker and DropBox, donated its OpenSwitch network operating system to the Linux foundation, and announced some new permutations of its OpenStack-related products.
The Docker partnership centers around HPE's Docker Ready Server program, which purports to enable workloads to be portable across all the company's servers. As part of the strategic alliance, HPE and Docker will deliver:
- Docker ready HPE Servers – Pre-configured server platforms ready for Docker Engine and Docker containers.
- Docker ready Converged and Composable HPE Systems – HPE Synergy, HPE BladeSystem and HPE Converged System come ready for Docker deployments across compute and are integrated for storage and interconnect for simplified deployment and scalability.
- Joint go-to-market for Docker Datacenter – Organizations looking to build, ship and run Docker at scale in multiple different environments will be able to do so using Docker Datacenter, and HPE and Docker will work together on joint sales and support programs.
- Docker support and consulting services
- HPE Reference Architectures and Configurations for Docker Datacenter
- Docker-integrations such as a Native Volume Plugin for HPE 3PAR StoreServ all-flash arrays, networking, SiteScope, and OneView.
- HPE Linux Docker support
- API support in HPE apps such as AppDevender, Operations Bridge Monitoring, and the HPE Helion Cloud Suite.
The company also announced that as part of DropBox's move to drop AWS and move to HPE servers, HPE would begin to offer DropBox to its customers.
Meanwhile, HPE's open source network operating system, OpenSwitch, has been contributed to the Linux Foundation, which already oversees OpenDaylight and ONOS. OpenSwitch includes contributors such as chipmakers Barefoot Networks, Broadcom, Cavium, Marvell, Mellanox, and LinkedIn. SDX Central writes, "HPE announced OpenSwitch in October, listing a handful of big names as community members. But any time a company starts its own open source project, there's going to be suspicion that the project is being steered toward that company's benefit. That's why HPE handed governance to the Linux Foundation. 'We were aware of that criticism, so we made this step a priority,' says Mark Atwood, HPE's OpenSwitch community director."
Finally, HPE announced the release of three "new" products: HPE Helion Cloud Suite 1.0, which bundles IT operations management software with OpenStack and Cloud Foundry, HPE Helion Stackato 4.0, their container-based, hardened version of Cloud Foundry, and HPE Helion CloudSystem 10, which combines the two.
- HP News – Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Docker Partner to Power Distributed Applications Across Hybrid Infrastructure
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Docker partner for the containerized data-center | ZDNet
- Dropbox ditches Amazon and partners with HP | South China Morning Post
- Dropbox and HPE partner to help enterprises | | Dropbox Business Blog
- Announcing HPE Helion Cloud Suite 1.0, Helion Stac… – Hewlett Packard Enterprise Community
- HPE's OpenSwitch Network OS Finds a New Home
- Delivering composable infrastructure holds SDDC key for HPE
- New OpenStack load balancer driver – viable altern… – Hewlett Packard Enterprise Community
- HP Enterprise launches new application lifecycle management tool
- HPE leads in cloud infrastructure space, Cisco not far behind | SiliconANGLE


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Spring 2020 Session: April 3-5 and April 18-19
Registration and payment can be completed online, by phone at 906-487-2073, or at the SDC Ticket Office. Participants must sign a waiver of liability and PADI required forms (liability release assumption of risk, medical statement, and statement of understanding) prior to participation. The SDC is not responsible for lost or stolen property. Please do not leave valuables unattended.
This course includes 10 hours of academic instruction (may be completed, all or in part, independently), 5 hours in confined water (SDC Pool) and 4 certification dives (Marquette). Also, following registration, course books will be provided to students where worksheets will need to be completed prior to the first class. Class size is limited.
SDC Room 237/Pool, Open Dives in Marquette
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to all of the class sites, including the SDC and dive location in Marquette.
|Friday, April 3
|SDC Room 237
|SDC Pool
|Saturday, April 4
|SDC Pool
|SDC Room 237
|SDC Pool
|Sunday, April 5
|SDC Pool
|SDC Room 237
|Saturday, April 18
|Open Dives in Marquette (exact location TBA)
|Sunday, April 19
|Open Dives in Marquette (exact location TBA)
Activity Level
Special Requirements
Appropriate swimwear (bathing suits, no cutoffs or street clothes) and a towel. Must be 18 years old and be able to swim 200 yards comfortably.
$475/person (includes all instruction, fees and training materials)
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to all of the class sites, including the SDC and dive location in Marquette.
Deadline to register: March 20
About the Instructor
Scott Thomas is a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer and has been introducing people to the underwater world since 2001. He holds 14 professional SCUBA certifications and has been presented with PADI's Elite Instructor Award each year since its introduction in 2013. He loves sharing his passion for SCUBA with his students and takes great joy in watching them experience their first breath.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com