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Visitors admire ice sculptures at Heavenly Village
A small crowd formed in Heavenly Village on Monday as a chain saw chiseled lines into a large block of ice.
The ice sculptor had just gotten started on another elaborate creation, while tourists admired completed works nearby.
For Los Angeles resident Richard Dominick, the ice statues were a symbol of skill and hard work.
"They're fantastic," he said.
The Colorado-based company Fear No Ice creates the sculptures, which can be seen all over Heavenly Village this week. Bears, snowboarders and Eskimos are just a few of the recognizable carvings.
Ice sculptor Peter Slavin said one of the goals of the company is to make the world a "cooler" place.
"We get a good crowd going here," he said, "especially on New Year's Eve."
The warmer-than-usual weather has made carving and preserving the statues more challenging, Slavin said. So the three ice sculptors have had to adjust.
"We're just being really smart with designs," he said.
However, the Mauricio family seemed to be enjoying the artwork just the same.
Bert Mauricio took pictures of his two daughters, Hannah and Giselle, as they stood behind two faceless Eskimos sculptures.
"They're amazing," Bert Mauricio said.


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We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Property Manager to proactively and professionally manage a portfolio of managed properties, consistently providing excellent customer service throughout Northamptonshire and surrounding areas. This is a hands-on position and suitable candidates will have a minimum of 2-3 years solid experience.
Duties and responsibilities:
- Property management - dealing with maintenance issues
- Operating property management systems re: Landlords
- Understanding and delivering tenant care policy
- Letting properties
- Generating Landlord referrals (canvassing)
- Conducting inventories
- Property inspections
- Contracts/referrals/references
- Overseeing government legislation, e.g. Energy Performance Certificates, Gas Safety certificates
Skills and experience required:
- Minimum of 2-3 years experience in property management is essential
- Calm with strength of character (required when dealing with issues)
- Systematic approach with strong administrative skills
- Problem solver
- Ability to work under pressure, whilst maintaining attention to detail
- Good written grammar
- Resilience
- Honesty and integrity
- Competent in MS Office packages
- Process driven
Working hours:
- Monday to Friday 8.45am - 5.30pm (1:3 Saturdays 9.00am - 5.00pm)
Salary and benefits:
- Circa £25,000 dependent on experience + car + fuel allowance
- 20 days annual holiday + bank holidays

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Renault Twingo GT: the 110hp pocket-rocket with the engine in the back
The Renault Twingo GT will make its world debut at the 2016 Goodwood Festival of Speed to hopefully get hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts salivating.
Renault has uprated the city car's 0.9-litre TCe three-cylinder turbo engine to a hefty 110hp and gloriously paired it to a manual gearbox rather than a flappy-paddle frustration. With the engine mounted in the back, driving the rear wheels, it's the closest you'll get to a Porsche 911 Turbo for less than £15,000.
The Twingo still has four doors too, with visuals enhanced by a makeover inspired by the Twingo Twin'Run concept car: coolest features are the prominent side air intakes (for cooling the turbo motor), 17-inch alloys, twin exhaust tailpipes and of course the super-cool orange paint.
Other colours are available – three alternatives, in fact: grey, black or white, although all get orange trim detailing inside, plus Renault Sport badges on the door sills, aluminium pedals and alloy gearlever knob.
We love the body graphics too: the NACA-style design is "a tribute to the wings of the famous American plane," says Renault. The Twingo GT is lowered too, for added purpose; Renault's fully revised the suspension, recalibrated the ESP and tweaked the variable-rate steering.
Arriving in the UK this winter, if the Renault Twingo GT drives as well as it promises to, it's set to be a cracker.


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A Day at the Beach
A 9/11 backdrop is no longer original. But using 9/11 as analogy is risky, potentially exploitative. In A Day at the Beach, an entrancing tale of 24 hours in a troubled marriage, Helen Schulman writes about that day with journalistic detachment (doggedly matter-of-fact descriptions of brushing teeth or pouring coffee); yet she exhibits an artist's eye for detail — likening repetitive TV news footage to the iconography of Jasper Johns, using René Magritte to illustrate a surreal burst of daylight ("it emanated from the ground instead of the sky"). As for the intriguingly ambiguous ending, the possibilities could provide material for two more novels. A-


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Montessori Education Staff
Alexis Sprogis joined the Riley team in 2008. She is currently a Research Specialist with the Center for Education Policy and Leadership, where she is responsible for assisting with data collection, instrument and report creation, research logistics, and database compilation associated with several research projects, including the South Carolina Public School Montessori study, the Overcoming Obstacles Life Skills Program evaluation and the education model evaluation funded by the Education Oversight Committee. She received a B.A. from Winthrop University in 2006 and is in the process of earning her M.A. at the University of Nebraska (Kearney).
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Montessori Classroom Observers
Catherine Stevenson Beemer was a classroom Montessori directress for over 30 years as well as a co-owner of a private Montessori school. She holds credentials for teaching 3-9 year olds and has been a teacher educator in several programs since 1985.
Gail Hornsby has taught in the public school system for 27 years, and completed primary and lower elementary Montessori training in 2000 with Montessori Education Programs International (MEPI) through Lander University. She worked as the Curriculum Resource Teacher for seven years at Brockman Montessori in Richland School District One. After retirement, she served as Richland One's Montessori consultant for four years.
Stacy Hudson received her AMI Primary Montessori Diploma in 2001 in Paris, France, where she worked in bilingual Montessori schools before moving to Charleston. Subsequently, she completed AMS Lower Elementary training with Seacoast Center for Education and the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd levels 1 and 2. She has taught ESL, French, and Montessori in both public and private schools since 1998. In 2013 she completed her Masters of Education in Teaching, Learning, and Advocacy at the College of Charleston. Her capstone research project involved observing instances of metacognition in teacher practice in the context of both Montessori and Reggio Emilia primary classrooms in both public and private schools.


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Honor the Heroes of the Game, Preserve Its History, Promote its Values & Celebrate Excellence Everywhere
Share your pictures, videos, and stories from your visit to the Pro Football Hall of Fame on our social media. We might even feature you in one of our promotions!
Please Click Here for all details regarding parking and our shuttle service while visiting the Hall of Fame July 17th - August 8th.
Due to the security perimeter that surrounds the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium guests cannot be dropped off or picked up at the Pro Football Hall of Fame or Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.
The transportation (Uber, Lyft, etc.) drop off/pick up location is at the Stark County Fairgrounds which is located at 719 Wertz Avenue NW, Canton, which is short distance from both campuses. Guests can be dropped curbside and then ride the HOF Shuttle directly to Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.
The cost to ride the HOF Shuttle is $3.00 for an all-day pass. This drop off/pick up transportation location has been in place for the past four years. Please ensure that address is provided to your transportation driver.


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Hilliard Team Sports Performance Training
Athletic Revolution-Hilliard is now offering Team Training packages for all sports! Ages are our regular groups of 8-13 and 14-25* Our team of certified strength & conditioning coaches will design a comprehensive training program that far exceed the needs of your athletes based on their sport, position, experience, skill level and performance goals! Gain an edge on your competition, prevent the risk of injury, while building valuable team chemistry! Bring in your team or put together a team of friends and take your game to the next level………together we can, together we will, RISE UP!
*Please note that the majority of our 13 year olds are put into the older group, however it is still determined on a case by case.
If your Middle School, High School, College, Club, or Travel team is not participating in a structured strength & conditioning sports performance program under the watchful eye of qualified Strength Coaches, then your athletes are not going to reach their full potential! Quality Sports Performance training goes far beyond just lifting weights. Comprehensive programming and Long-Term Athletic Development (LTAD) should include Mobility, Corrective Exercise, Speed, Agility, Plyometric/Jump training, Coordination, Balance training, Stamina and much more!* Sport Coaches work too hard in every other aspect of their job to put Strength and Conditioning for their youth athletes on the back burner!
*Please read our developing the complete athlete blog post here
Team Training sessions can be held at Athletic Revolution OR at your home practice facility/ school!
Team Packages can be as low as $5 per athlete per session (based on number of sessions/ athletes)!
Instructional Workshops
- Other things we can do for your team is Athletic Revolution-Hilliard Coaches will host, teach and refine different attributes in a general or specific workshop for your team. The different workshops that we put on are
- Speed & Agility
- Sprint Technique
- Strength Training technique
- Olympic Lifting & Accessory Lifts Technique
- Mobility & Injury Prevention
- Balance & Coordination
- Jump & Plyometric Training
- Resistance Band Training
- Kettlebells
- Posture & Sitting and how it affects your health and athletic performance.
- Nutrition for Youth Performance Dominance
- Recovery & Regeneration (includes Foam Rolling 1.0 and 2.0)
- All workshops can be mixed and match based on the needs of your team
- Also available for P.E Teachers in the Hilliard, Dublin, Columbus, Galloway, Upper Arlington, and Grove City areas.
➢ All sessions can either be held at the Athletic Revolution Sports Training Facility in Hilliard, OH, or at your home field, court or training facility!*
*Depending on Athletic Revolution Coach availability.
➢ Team sessions can also join our regular class training schedule depending on if classes are not full and the number of athletes you are wanting to be added to our classes. Please see our regular class schedule here.
➢ Pricing will be determined by package type, frequency and duration of sessions, number of athletes and location.
➢ Athletic Revolution-Hilliard is willing to offer a complimentary training session to groups of 10 athletes or more that may be interested in purchasing a Team/ Group package*
*Depending on Athletic Revolution Coach availability and when you want the demo training session performed.
There are certain training principles that are crucial to the short and long term success of any young athlete. We not only understand this at Athletic Revolution-Hilliard, we live by it. Our athletes train hard on the skill and proficiency of performing activities that improve speed, agility, strength, power and injury resistance.


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You have a beautiful terrace or a small balcony to rearrange ? Find the inspiration for your relaxing areas. Choose a coating, some ideas for decorating and the type of furniture.
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Dress up your terrace with some climbing plants and potted flowers. Give a Mediterranean atmosphere with a clear stone floor and wicker furniture to enjoy the sunlight.
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Sometimes simplicity can be an aesthetic choice. Here, the terrace is raw and just decorated with a row of flowerpots. Just make sure to keep the place and the pots clean. You can also add a garden bench so you can relax.
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During the construction of the terrace, choose wisely the sun exposure. Here, this basic terrace is pleasantly sunny. Take advantage of the sunlight to decorate your terrace with some colorful flowers.
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A balcony can be just as cosy as a terrace. Here, the floor is covered with wooden slabs. It is used as a support for the false rattan woven couch. A barbecue, a few colorful plants and you will have a relaxing atmosphere.
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There are many possible choices regarding floor covering. In this picture, the terrace floor is covered with slabs made with wooden slats. For a checkerboard effect, choose slabs of two different colors and you will just have to alternate the colors as well as the orientation.
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A terrace or a balcony can be totaly changed thanks to the appropriate decoration. Here, a wrought-iron table and a chair are hosting several flowerpots in a nice cascade effect. Add a small sculpture, a few colorful flowers and that's it.
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A stone floor will be easier to clean than wood. Arrange your space with a table, a few chairs and a large automan with an awning. Here you have a nice relaxing area for your family.
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For even more originality put your terrace in the middle of the garden. You have an easy access thanks to the Japanese steps. A stone platform, garden furniture with a parasol and you are ready to share a meal under a sunny weather.
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You want a cosy area ? Nothing is simpler. Put a small table with a mosaic tray and two floor cushions on your balcony. Then enjoy the sun and take advantage of the good weather to savor a good brunch.


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Delaware, Pa. — Pike County commissioner candidate Ileana Hernandez discovered Sunday that a campaign sign, mailbox and driveway of her campaign headquarters were splattered with mauve paint.
Delaware, Pa. — Pike County commissioner candidate Ileana Hernandez discovered Sunday that a campaign sign, mailbox and driveway of her campaign headquarters were splattered with mauve paint.
Hernandez, a Democrat who is the first Latino woman to run for the office, said the vandalism "could be both racist and sexist — it's Pike County."
Two weeks ago, a bag of dirty diapers was left on the front lawn of Hernandez's campaign office on Route 739, she said. It has not been determined if the two incidents are linked.
State police said it was too early to determine if the incidents were racially motivated. Police have made no arrests.
"I've been here for a while," Hernandez said. "Not everyone has embraced that."
There are three commissioner seats open. Incumbents Karl Wagner, Harry Forbes and Richard Caridi are running for re-election to the commission, which oversees finances and sets policies for Pike County.
Wagner, a Democrat, called the incident an "uncalled-for part of politics."
"People and candidates should deal with the issues ... these things are disgraceful," Wagner said.
In a statement, Republicans Forbes and Caridi called the vandalism disappointing and inappropriate.
"Both Harry and I equate this type of vandalism and intimidation the same way as we did the racial postcards that were mailed into the homes of Pike County residents recently," their statement read. "Neither party was responsible. Let's deal with the issues of the county and not vandalism and negative campaigning."
Earlier in the campaign, a postcard was mailed to Pike County residents that pictured a black woman who resembled pancake label character Aunt Jemima. The postcard, which had a Brooklyn, N.Y., return address, urged residents to vote against Republican candidates.
Hernandez said she doesn't know who vandalized her campaign office, but said she "hated to think it would be" an act of one of her opponents.
When Hernandez ran for the Delaware Township Board of Supervisors in 1999, people were "shocked" when she told them she was Puerto Rican, she said.
Hernandez currently is one of three Delaware Township supervisors, as well as secretary and treasurer of the town.
The cost of the damage has not been determined.
"We're so far into the campaign and now to start with this," Hernandez said.


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Let me introduce you to Amanda. Amanda is a full-time, hardworking mother of 6 children, ages 6 and younger. Amanda and her husband just welcomed their third set of twins this past June. Yes, I did say third set of twins! By trade, she is an RN and her husband is a chef (now truck driver), and they both work full-time. Why do they flip houses on the side? Simple. They flip for their family. By flipping houses, they are exponentially growing their savings to send their children to private school. They are a hard-working family of 8, always up for a new challenge. In Amanda's words, "Every day is an adventure!" Be sure to visit her blog and follow along for the next flip adventure at VH Homes.
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Life with six children can be chaotic so I have found that organization is key! Getting a space organized definitely takes a lot of work, but also motivation! So once you find the motivation to tackle that terrible space and get it organized, how do you keep it that way? I don't think any of us want to do all that work twice, three times or more! So what are some key ways to get your space tidy AND keep it that way? I will be the first to admit, that with my 6 kids, my 'pretty spaces' can be destroyed in no time!
Today, I am sharing my strategy that will get your garage glowing.
Assess the Situation
Well….it doesn't take a rocket scientist to recognize when the garage has gotten out of hand. I think we all have 'that area' that is really just a 'catch all' for anything that will fit there. My garage has a terrible catch-all space!! There is a shelf and ledge that runs the full depth of my garage and the amount of random toys and clutter that gets put there drives me crazy! I will admit that I can be guilty too of setting things there to go and pick up a crying baby or help another child get their shoe back on etc.
However, when I drove up my driveway the other day and saw my third stall garage door open, I was embarrassed. Between our 'adult garage stuff' and all the kids' toys, it was a disaster! I don't even dare say that there was a safe path to walk through. Now it has not always been this way, but the problem has been that once it is organized and clean, it does not stay clean. Can you guess why it does not stay clean?? Yup, the children.
Here it is:
Finding the Motivation
I am not sure which is more difficult, finding the time or the motivation to clean and organize a space. Raising 6 kids is exhausting to say the least, especially when your oldest child is 6 years old. To organize a large space like my garage, I need to plan on it taking the entire day with all of my 'helpers'. Before I even physically tackle a space of this size, I mentally plan for a week or two how I want the space to turn out and then what I need to do to get it there. Without an idea of what I am going to do, there is no way I would even start. What this means is while my kids are playing, I am planning. It might look to the neighbors like I am mindlessly staring at my garage or maybe they are wondering if I fell asleep, but my wheels are spinning.
Once I have a plan, I pick the day that I am going to tackle that space. I find that if I have a day picked and it is on my radar for the week, that I am more likely to get it done. I often strategically plan a day that my husband is around to help with our newborn twins so that I can get my projects done faster.
Why Spend Time Organizing your Garage or Home?
Because in this case, getting my garage glowing again will SAVE ME TIME. That's right…..save me time!!
Second to clutter, the most frustrating thing to me is wasting time looking for something. Everything should have its own place to be kept so that when it is needed, it is right where it should be! So often my kids are asking, "Mommy! Where is my _______ ". My classic response to them is exactly what my mom used to say to me (that really annoyed me), "wherever you left it". Ugh. If I knew where I left it, I wouldn't be looking for it!
In my opinion, organizing any space is time well spent. As you can probably tell, I cannot stand clutter! It stresses me out! Having things neat, tidy, and organized makes me happy and keeps me sane. As the mother of a household with a family of 8, organization is a MUST! If the kids can find their toy, item, game, etc without getting upset, that is less whining and crying that I have to listen to. WIN!
Plan of Attack
The only way that I have found that keeps my spaces organized, especially spaces used by the children is to include them in the process. I have done this with my girls when we rotate clothes in our closets and drawers for the season. They see the satisfaction and reward of having drawers neat and tidy, so much so that they reorganize them on their own! Just the other day I overheard my 4-year-old say to my 6-year-old, "My drawers are messy. Let's go fix them." I kid you not, she emptied all of her drawers, refolded all of her clothes and reorganized it all. Talk about a proud mom moment!
So to get my kids involved in this garage project, the plan is to have a 'garage sale'. The kids love to pretend to have a sale and by doing this, they literally EMPTY out the entire garage. Do you know how much time this saves me? I can still be inside taking care of my newborn twins while they are getting the project started. I find that by clearing out the space, it is easier to get a vision of where things will best fit. You can also blow out all the cobwebs, wipe down those shelves, and sweep out the whole garage. There is nothing more inspiring than a clean slate!
My garage is possibly a bit more unique than the average persons. Some of the larger contents include:
- 2 John Deere Gators
- 7…yes 7…..strollers (quad, two doubles, two singles, and two umbrella)
- 4-8 bikes
- A LOT of balls
- Bike helmets
- Bubbles
- Sidewalk chalk
- 3 Cozy coupes
- Beach toys
- Frisbees
- Trikes
- Burley
Here are the contents spread over the side of my driveway:
Re-Assess the Situation
With all the big stuff out-of-the-way, it makes it easier to sweep up and figure out how to make the most of each space.
On the left side of my garage, we have a cute white shelving unit that was essentially empty. With the help of my 6-year-old, we designated a purpose for each shelf. At the very top are kites and double strollers. Kites are easily broken and can become tangled so I put those up out of reach so that an adult is needed for that activity. The next shelf down is designated to bubbles. Bubbles seem harmless, why do I have them so high?? Because my 2-year-old is notorious for just pouring them out! They can disappear quickly at my house because my children are so young. Within reach, the bottom two shelves contain sidewalk chalk and bike helmets. By showing my children what each shelf is for, I hope it stays this way!!
In the back of my garage, we have a homemade crate that I decided to use for sand/water toys and the bottom section to hold all of our balls as well as baseball bats. The kids do think it is fun to try to shoot the balls into the crate.
Along the right side of the garage, the ledge cleaned itself off as each item began to have its own place on the shelves or in the crate. This creates room for us to work on projects or to store other items over the winter months.
Once all the smaller items had a place, I made areas for the larger items. I created a 'lane' for the two gators so that the kids can drive them into their parking spaces when they put them away. The back right corner area has our burley hanging, the quad stroller under the ledge, and the single and double jogger just outside there. Just ahead of the big strollers are all the trikes, next is all of our antique doors that we have for our flip houses followed by our tables for garage sales. Two of the cozy coupes fit nicely under the ledge along with the slide and two beach chairs. Oh, how I wish that third police cozy coupe fit, but the sirens are too tall!
The Finished Product
Overall, with the garage freshly swept and nearly all organized, it is one million percent better.
The garage is glowing!
True confession though, those two doorways in the back of the garage are next on the 'to be organized' list. The doorway on the left is our tool room and the one on the right holds much of our gardening and fish pond stuff.
Here are those two shameful spaces.
So even with 6 kids 6 years and under, I am managing to organize my spaces one at a time and by including them, they are for the most part staying that way!
What is your process when it comes to organizing? Do you think about it and strategize? Do you create an actual plan? How do you keep it glowing? We would love to hear your tips and ideas so be sure to leave a comment below.
Bye for now, stop by for a visit with me, Amanda at VH Homes.


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Moving can present multiple challenges and as Real Estate Agents, you should be able to count on us to provide as many resources as possible to make your move a smooth transition. Please feel free to ask me any questions, even if they are not real estate related and I will do my best to answer your questions or find out the answer!
Whatever your reasons are for looking at Chatham County and the surrounding areas as your possible new home, I know one of the biggest factors in moving is considering career options.
There are plenty of online resources for finding career opportunities and sites for online networking, such as SimplyHired, Linkedin, Indeed and LinkUp.
While those larger national sites are great resources, I am going to provide a few links for sites that are specific to our community.
Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools
Wake County Public School System
Good luck on your job hunt and know that if you have any questions about careers in a specific field, I may know people in our community and surrounding areas that I can connect you with to assist you on your search!
Please contact Lisa Skumpija and Sandy Savage for any questions about real estate in Fearrington Village in Pittsboro, NC. They are Fearrington Village experts on home sales in the area!


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Our hose suppliers offer a wide variety of hose configurations, fittings, and sizes. Our hose fabricating facility in Midland, Michigan has five welders who have years of experience and are extremely accurate and provide very fast service.


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Published on September 3rd, 2014 | by Dan
First Look: Shadowgate
Shadowgate is a classic point and click puzzler from the early days of the NES, first released in 1987. Now, 27 years later, Zojoi games have created a successor.
The game is staying true to its point and click RPG roots. The text based story telling is detailed, nuanced and often humurous. Even the talking skull, Yorick, is there to provide some comic relief now and then. What blew me away the most though was all the hand painted scenes for each area and the lush classic soundtrack. If you don't like the orchestral arrangements you can change the soundtrack to the original chiptunes!
If you are into the point-and-click RPG genre, this is a no-brainer. If you are new to the genre, the tutorials are awesome and really help you get eased in to the game (as you'll see above).
Shadowgate is available now on Steam for $19.99.
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This is late only because, quite frankly, I have spent the last few months watching this film over and over and I cannot think of a single criticism. Literally no criticism, I'm writing a goddamn book about Blade Runner and I half-expected to hate it by now and I do but for not the reasons I thought I would. Not because it's repetitive but because I've repeated it so much and I know every version like the back of my hand, I quote it in my dreams and the words 'Blade Runner' now sound so phonetically synthetic to me I've begun saying 'bladerunna'. So that's my excuse.
Is Blade Runner a perfect movie? No. What makes it bad? I don't know. It's not perfect, but neither is my most favourite film of all time (2001: A Space Odyssey). Want to know what I could tell you about why I don't like Space Odyssey? I can't. If I were less bright or generally more narrow-tasted then I'd say because it's "boring", the same reason I'd give as to why Empire Strikes Back was the worst Star Wars movie: because it was the most boringest one. Duh! Except neither Odyssey nor Blade Runner are boring. They're hypnotic, bit trip fantasies set against a slushy neon delight filled nightmarescape of blended science-fiction.
Blade Runner is neo-noir, Space Odyssey is hardcore science-fiction to the point where you can almost see Kubrick absorb Arthur C. Clarke into the project and use his writing as wallpaper. See, I'm actually listening to the Blade Runner OST right now and it's scary how I can recount which specific songs are used specifically where in the film. Vangelis' soundtrack is probably the greatest movie soundtrack ever made, only because Odyssey relies heavily on punctuated orchestration keynotes and the deathly humming silence of the palpable atmosphere.
The thick mood that casts over Blade Runner's visual landscape is only amplified by the rich character development and then turned up to eleven by the smooth cinematography and then sprinkled on by Vangelis' timeless soundtrack. Critics didn't dig Blade Runner when it was first released, seeing it as overcompensating for a 'lack of story' with bombastic special effects. The truth is I find the story and characters and philosophies raised to be far more interesting than these special effects. Ridley Scott used special effects to help extensively tell a story, whereas someone like George Lucas used a story to extensively tell special effects.
Riffed from Red Letter Media there but whatever.
Wait, what kind of article is this anyway? Film critique corner, right? Yeah. Okay why is Blade Runner so shit? It isn't. Okay then what about Blade Runner is shit? Wait, seriously nothing? Literally nothing in this film? Hammy acting? Well, no because even Sean Young (her first performance) manages to come across as Oscar worthy. Harrison Ford is both elegantly handsome and elegantly Detective but the star of the show and the biggest Oscar snub I've ever seen is Rutgur Hauer's performance. Oh. My. God. He is one of the big reasons I chose to write Tears In Rain, actually, he is the reason that Tears In Rain exists in its form. Those very words were of his own creation.
In fact, there's a critique for you, Blade Runner is so cool even the critics at the time didn't get it. They needed time to digest it and they were all thick-brained bastards anyway, hence why all of us modern lot get it the first time. Except you never really 'get' a good movie do you? Yes, you can understand it, but a need to understand it in a deeper sense prolongs a never-ending curiosity. You end up revisiting it, revising your thesis on the film and provoking new problems. There's a raw emotion to this power of film, to live with you forever, to be at the back of your mind when your heart beats its last.
Blade Runner is one of those films. I can write a book about it, yes, but I will remember it forever and ever. I will still be able to recount Roy Batty's speech, I will still hold my 'argument on which is the best version' in my mind, I will still hold that soundtrack on my iPod and more importantly I will never stop asking questions. This is what film can do, it's what video-games can do and this (above everything else) is the power of art and of human creation itself. It dares to defy to provoke our very sense of reality, to prod at our conciousness and ask us to ask ourselves questions. Why am I here? What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be?
I see being human as accepting your flaws, in coming to terms with the fact you'll never be perfect. Roy Batty took a while to do that, but he was propelled by his memories, all of which added to his depth as a human and not as a Replicant. They are essentially the same thing albeit it one is accelerated through ageing and the other has a whole life to live. In Blade Runner's world however there is something perfect in that the actual world Deckard lives in is devoid of anything human. A docile populace blindly following the rules of mass consumption, ruling corporations and an overall feeling that almost scares you into thinking 2019 isn't so far away.
This highlight of what the human world has become and what the Replicants have become all creates the questions of Blade Runner. You can see the cracks in society right now; Murdoch media, Orwellian nightmares and even an Eastern economic dominance on the horizon. It doesn't sound all so futuristic and out of mind when you think of it this way. This is my critique of Blade Runner… it's too good. It functions as an art film, lives as a neo-noir thriller and yet thrives in the delights of its world. It's a film that is terrible upon first viewing compared to your ninth or twentieth. I would know.


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An unforgettable collection of nine terrific songs from Willie T & Doctor X, featuring accompaniment from the extraordinary talents of: Jonathan Shade (electric guitar), Gary Jenkins (bass, electric guitar, vocals), Danny Feist (drums), and Colleen MacDonald (vocals).
Also featuring special guests Andy Mendelson (keyboards, electric guitar), Sarah Gates (electric guitar), and Peter Babke (drums). Recorded & mixed by Andy Mendelson at Baker St. Studios, Watertown, MA.
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Matt Braunger: Big Dumb Animal (Comedy Central)
Matt Braunger was 39, single, no kids, renting an apartment when I saw him record this hour-plus set last summer at The Bell House in Brooklyn. "I think I'm fucking killing it, you guys," Braunger told the audience then, and now as his stand-up special, Big Dumb Animal, debuts tonight on Comedy Central. "I don't know if I'm being sarcastic. At all." Which is precisely why he describes himself as the titular big dumb animal. At least now he's a much "cooler" 40 and no longer a "lame" 39. Either way, though, Braunger worries about being creepy, because that...Read More


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Cannabinoids are chemical compounds that act on cannabinoid receptors in cells within the body.
Endocannabinoids are produced naturally inside the body whereas phytocannabinoids are found in cannabis and other plants.
Tetrahydrocannabinol (9-THC) is one of the primary active cannabinoids found in cannabis plants. THC is most commonly known for it's psychoactive effects but studies have shown that THC reduces pain and inflammation, reduces vomiting and nausea, stimulates the appetite and suppresses muscle spasms. Lab tests on brain and breast tumours taken from animals showed THC actively killing cancer cells.
Cannabidiol (CBD) is a primary active cannabinoid identified in cannabis plants and is a powerful anti-oxidant. Studies have suggested that CBD has significant benefits when treating a range of conditions such as anxiety, inflammation, insomnia, nausea, depression and pain. It has also been reported to act as an anti-convulsant and an anti-psychotic. Unlike THC, CBD doesn't have any psychoactive effects.
Both CBD and THC when taken combined work in synergy and have been shown to have anti-tumour properties. The potency of the THC increases when taken in combination with CBD while the CBD counteracts some of THC's psychoactive effects.
The two main cannabinoids in cannabis plants are CBD and THC but what about the cannabinoids that occur during each bio-synthesis stage?
Cannabigerolic Acid (CBGa) is formed when geranyl pyrophosphate combines with olivetolic acid in the cannabis plant. Enzymes within the cannabis turn the CBGa into either THCa or CBDa. It relieves pain, reduces inflammation, slows bacterial growth and has been shown to inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
Cannabidiolic Acid (CBDa) is a cannabinoid that is found in raw cannabis plants. When cannabis is decarboxylated or heated a chemical reaction occurs, H2O (water) and Co2 (carbon dioxide) are released from the plant which turn it into CBD. CBDa reduces inflammation and nausea, relieves pain and acts as an anti-bacterial and antioxidant.
Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (9-THCa) is found in cannabis plants in its raw form before it is decarboxylated. It is thought to increase immuno-modulating effects which stimulate or suppress the immune system and helps the body to fight cancer, infections and other diseases.
Cannabigerol (CBG): By the time cannabis plants reach maturity most of the CBG has been converted into other cannabinoids during the several bio-synthesis stages, primarily THC or CBD. It has anti-inflammatory, anti septic and neuroprotective properties and can help in alleviating pain.
Cannabichromene (CBC) CBC is thought to increase the levels of natural endocannabinoids in the body. Studies have shown CBC to have anti-tumour and analgesic effects and it is also thought to relieve pain and have antidepressant effects.
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From: Daina Posusta
On: January 13, 2013 @10:23 am
We saw you guys last night at the Sil-pro party, you guys were the best band we have ever seen! I danced the entire night last night and knew almost every song! Thank you for bringing back the 80's :) I will make sure your name is known where I live!!
From: Dan
On: September 15, 2012 @11:49 pm
You folks rocked my world last night at the Dog House. Just incredible, unstoppable, r n r... Oh, and the chick.... Hot diggady ding dong... I think I'm in Love... (uh... don't tell my wife)
From: christophe bueno
On: August 10, 2012 @11:43 pm
Hey guys and gal! Long-time fan here. Just caught the stockyard days show. Great performance as always. Keep rocking!
From: Kelly Huff
On: July 21, 2012 @08:05 pm
Saw you for the first time at Rice County Fair...you were amazing! Can't wait to see you again very soon! Rock on with the 80s!!
From: Kenzie, Kara & Catie
On: July 17, 2012 @08:15 am
We LOVE your band and we will be seeing you out in Sauk Rapids on the 27th. Cant wait!
From: Julie Walvatne
On: March 11, 2012 @03:13 pm
Loved seeing you in Fargo @ The Hub!!! Hope I will still be in Fargo when you come back on March 24th!!! The show is awesome!!! Thanks guys for the wonderful memories!!!
From: Greg
On: March 03, 2012 @12:13 pm
At Pov's 65 you all were graet! I love the 80's but needs so Toto.
From: cindy
On: March 02, 2012 @09:07 am
Hi. I just sent off an email to you, but with old age (55) bringing with it the senility it does, I figured I'd cover all my bases in trying to come up with some answers (or even clues) to my question: What ever happened to the Pizza Platter Restaurant in Navarre that was home to the best pizza this side of Rome? My husband and I were dating in the early 1970's (contentedly married since 1975 being blessed not only with each other but 5 children and 13 grandchildren-working on number 14 due late this fall). and could treat ourselves to one pizza a week. We had never had pizza that good before or since. We're wondering if any of your listeners or a friend of a friend has ever heard of the restaurant and what happened to it-did it close, change names? Any info would be appreciated, especially if someone knows anything about the family of the original owner. She made her own special sauce from a family recipe. The homemade sauce along with a special blend of cheese is what brought people from far away (don't make me say where they came from 'cause I actually guessed at the far away part, but I'm sure it's true). I think the Pizza Platter closed its doors in the 1990's after the original PIZZA ARTIST stopped creating her masterpieces. The pizzas just weren't the same after that (no offense to whomever tried to fell her hairnet-I'm sure you tried very hard, but there is just no way to compete with perfection, 'cause it's....well....perfect so don't feel slighted-you never stood a chance. See, we old-time cooks know a little secret {even if she had given you the recipe), there's just one little code of ethics we follow when handing over an old family recipe-you got it-leave something OUT! Just think hoe indescribable everything tasted when the first recipe was created! Probably what destroyed the Roman empire and made that tower over there lean. Don.t believe what you read in history books boys and girls. .twas not land, money, lust for power nor great armies that caused problems-it was grandma purposefully leaving something out of a rockin' recipe! PEACE!!
From: Amy B Johnson
On: February 09, 2012 @12:27 pm
Loving the videos posted on the website. Superb audio and video quality !
From: N Bursheim
On: December 28, 2011 @12:19 pm
Where is the 2012 schedule? Don't tell me your closing up shop. My husband would be sad.
From: Josh Brandsma
On: December 23, 2011 @10:37 am
My wife and I have been attending your shows now for about 5 years, beginning with LaCrosse Octoberfest. We have dragged multiple friends along and are looking forward to the New Years Eve show at the Varsity Club. We will be there with four more Brat Pack "virgins" that we are sure will walk away new fans. Thanks for a great Show. c you in a couple weeks.
From: Raquel
On: December 20, 2011 @09:26 am
Wondering if you are playing anywhere on Friday, Jan 6??? Thanks!
From: Julie & Edmond
On: December 05, 2011 @09:43 pm
Saw you in Grand Forks on Friday evening. The show was great! Too bad we left before Polly could sing Happy Birthday to my husband.
From: Lady Rayne
On: December 03, 2011 @04:29 pm
Seriously need some 2012 dates guys! What's up?
From: Freestyle Norman
On: November 04, 2011 @01:38 pm
You guys rock my socks off. Can you play LMFAO Party Rock Anthem on November 18th?
From: Bob Breu
On: October 08, 2011 @07:56 pm
Great job last night at Spikes! Fun band...!
From: Daniel Petersen
On: September 14, 2011 @08:24 pm
I loved you guys at the Firemuster! My favorite song has to be A- Ha's take on me.
From: Dave
On: September 11, 2011 @10:02 pm
You guys were awesome at the Osseo Lion's Roar. I came up to grab some fair food quick. The first few songs you played had me hooked, and I ended up hanging out until you finished! Great job!
From: darick anderson
On: September 06, 2011 @08:43 pm
See you at the fire muster
From: Suzanne Gramer (Ron's wife)
On: September 02, 2011 @02:14 pm
Planning to come see you guys on Sunday up at Breezy Point! Watched your promo and thought it was great~
From: Rosanna Bennington
On: September 01, 2011 @07:33 am
You are one of the most entertaining and awesome bands I have ever heard...I was in my 20's in the 810's and now I am in my 50's, so hearing this music again the way you do it brings back floods of memories from my youth....THANK YOU!!!
From: Rob Kupietz
On: August 27, 2011 @12:22 am
Saw you at Canterbury Park. Loved the Show!
From: Eleva Broiler Festival, Inc
On: August 23, 2011 @08:09 pm
Just signed you for Eleva Broiler Festival 2012. You will love the gig. One of premiere small town festivals in west central Wisconsin.
From: Trish Kratt
On: August 18, 2011 @05:07 pm
I saw your show at the Oakdale Mn Bandshell and was greatly inpressed with your high energy and talented show. I would surely pay to see you again. Keep up the great entertainment.
From: Deb
On: August 18, 2011 @12:20 am
Fun tme, but wish you would have played longer! Half the time of a typical show/concert!
From: Karen Perry
On: August 17, 2011 @09:55 pm
My friend and I heard them out at Oakdale Park tonight and were both very impressed! They were true entertainers and we really thought there dress attire was great. We would definitly go hear them again.
From: Spicer
On: August 08, 2011 @02:09 pm
Awesome show at Melvin's on Saturday... despite the weather. Bummer you didn't get to play longer... but very much enjoyed your talented group!
From: Laurie Anderson
On: July 25, 2011 @11:38 am
You guys are awesome. Can't wait to see you in Fargo.
From: Kathy Bartelli
On: July 20, 2011 @11:11 pm
Saw you in Okoboji, IA. Loved the show!
From: Abigail
On: June 25, 2011 @03:14 pm
YOu rock gilbert i love you sooooooo much and i also really like the drummer
From: James Walker
On: June 25, 2011 @02:59 pm
You guys rock! Your show was fun and entertaining and I loved the music. Would love to come see you play again!
From: Cale Lewis
On: June 23, 2011 @10:02 pm
You guys are awesome!! Always love the Fargo shows!
From: Fred Mathys
On: June 20, 2011 @06:54 pm
My son and I loved your show! High energy and full of excitement and things to watch!
From: kenikkijamesx3
On: June 17, 2011 @12:45 am
Excellent site yours sincerely, Verla Moats
From: gyncbeign
On: May 20, 2011 @12:57 pm
Hi !!! Good job! Wuzzap?
From: THE Hogie
On: May 12, 2011 @02:59 pm
Y'all is killin it like the slabs of cold-cuts stickin to the bodies of so many anxious & willing 80's band groupies!!! Careless whisper twinkie-style FOREVER!!!!!!!!
From: Rev. Matt
On: March 27, 2011 @09:27 pm
Awesome show. Was a blast with the wife and our friend @Gena Tabatt PS: Have to do Mr. Mister: Kyrie and Falco: Rock Me Amadeus
From: Mark McGaheran
On: March 13, 2011 @03:30 pm
Loved the show at Spikes in Faribault. Can't wait to see you guys there on April22. Love the new website.
From: Tony
On: March 03, 2011 @09:59 am
Thanks for the awesome show. Would recommend you to anyone. Take Care, and See ya soon :)
From: GENA TABATT
On: March 02, 2011 @05:14 pm
Love the Show :)
From: Jamie Carpenter
On: March 02, 2011 @04:26 pm
From: Nila Bursheim
On: March 02, 2011 @03:55 pm
Love BPR, be sure you keep rocking to the 80's. Like the new website. Nice!
From: Nikki
On: March 02, 2011 @03:47 pm
80s biggest fan right here and Jack's #1 Fan! You guys kill it!
From: Kris Hegenbarth
On: March 02, 2011 @03:34 pm
Can't wait to see you guys at Wienerfest 2011 in Lacrosse!!!!
From: ELVIS
On: March 02, 2011 @03:26 pm
Thankyouverymuch BPR.
From: Dj Dickie Degrees "cuz I control the temp on the
On: March 02, 2011 @02:26 pm
I'd like to know if you could tell me where you got those plastic lighted poles, I chatted with you at Famous Daves a few weekends ago, and you said you made them. I dj many weddings and I got to have that,please help me help you help me :O) I've turned many peeps on to your show. I brought 10 people to Famous Daves that night and they could not stop dancing and smiling ALL NIGHT LONG!! DJ Dickie Degrees
From: Dj Dickie Degrees "cuz I control the temp on the
On: March 02, 2011 @02:19 pm
Your show has come a long way and I must say it is now THE premier "must see" show in the twin cities!!! Dj Dickie Degrees
From: chuck mcguire
On: March 02, 2011 @02:11 pm
LaCrosse loves BPR!!!
From: Ron Cryer
On: March 02, 2011 @02:05 pm
Big fan of the BPR Supershow!
From: Nick Pupp
On: March 02, 2011 @01:48 pm
just got the FB update. varsity club was a blast!
From: Jeremiah
On: March 02, 2011 @01:47 pm
You guys rocked LaCrosse last week!! can't wait to see you again....
From: Amy Johnson
On: March 02, 2011 @01:19 pm
Love love love the BPR Supershow !!!!


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With the berserk acceptance of IoT (Internet of Things) accessories beyond the action and the after basement changes, comes arrant complexity. Many arrangement managers, let abandoned their superiors and subordinates, are accepting adversity wrapping their active about the inherent complication of the modern, IoT-enabled, network.
San Diego based SmartDraw Software has heard the cries of the IoT besieged and has congenital a apparatus that brings artlessness to the diagramming process. What's more, the aggregation has alien SmartDraw Billow as a accompaniment artefact (or alternative) to the company's desktop based SmartDraw 2016 Business Edition.
Simply put, arrangement diagrams, org charts, appointment layouts, floorplans, accommodation matrices and breeze archive are the fodder of business and excel at confined as a beheld representation of conceptual ideas, which go a continued way appear accepting buy-in on best any project. The accent of bringing simple compassionate to circuitous infrastructures becomes accessible aback you apprehend that some accommodation makers charge to see it to accept it.
SmartDraw's ambition with SmartDraw Billow is to empower those that charge explain. SmartDraw Billow brings a new archetype to the diagramming market, article affiliated to "diagramming as a service" and, at alone $12.95 per month, ithas become a account affable addition to big-ticket accoutrement such as Microsoft Visio. As a billow offering, the artefact brings the abounding affection set of SmartDraw 2016 Business Copy to added than aloof the acceptable Windows desktop. SmartDraw Billow runs on OSX, IOS, Android, Linux and appealing abundant any OS that can barrage a avant-garde browser, such as Edge, IE 10 , Safari, Firefox, Chrome or Opera.
Hands on with SmartDraw Cloud:
Beyond the aloft IoT and arrangement diagramming capabilities, there are actually bags of altered use cases for SmartDraw. The artefact offers 70 altered categories of drawings, with some 4,500 templates and 34,000 syms to advice users get started. SmartDraw Billow gives best anyone the adeptness to draw best anything. That said, the artefact absolutely shines aback it comes to diagramming circuitous concepts. For those in the apple of IT, SmartDraw can become an basal accompaniment for architecture arrangement diagrams, IoT maps, breeze charts, and accommodation trees, all of which are acclimated abundantly by the majority of tech adeptness businesses.
Getting Started:
Diving into SmartDraw aboriginal takes authoritative a decision, which basically comes bottomward to allotment what abundance of the artefact to use. However, there is one caveat, if you acquirement the $297 Windows adaptation of SmartDraw 2016 Business edition, you will automatically get a abounding year of the Billow account as well. With that in mind, it may accomplish the best faculty to alpha out with the cloud-based alms and again adjudge if a desktop adaptation is warranted. Either way, SmartDraw does action a 7-day chargeless balloon of the artefact for those investigating its capabilities.
Using the billow abundance of SmartDraw proves to be a actual simple process, it aloof takes logging into the billow app at https://cloud.smartdraw.com, and the user is presented with the GUI, which is about duplicate from the desktop adaptation of the product. That agency users can about-face aback and alternating from the desktop and billow adaptation with about ease. All of the menus, icons, templates and added elements are about identical amid the billow and desktop iterations of the product.
Creating a Networking / IoT Diagram:
The GUI makes creating any diagram amazingly simple. For example, creating a arrangement diagram agency abyssal bottomward to the Arrangement Architecture certificate card and again allotment the blazon of arrangement diagram adapted (Network or Rack). Fifteen archetype arrangement diagrams are additionally offered, giving a abecedarian user a arch alpha on architecture a new arrangement diagram.
For this example, I chose the Action Arrangement template, which again launched addition browser window with the diagram alteration awning and a sample arrangement design, absolutely busy with syms and connections. The architecture GUI offers a array of tools, authoritative it accessible to change any aspect on the screen, add effects, actualize argument and so forth. A called interface on the larboard allows users to accept accessory images from a "SmartPanel" which supports abounding drag-and-drop capabilities.
Drag and bead is article not commonly begin in a browser-based application. Bags of syms are available, including all altered types of PCs, routers, switches, firewalls, servers and so forth. The GUI additionally includes a accessible tool, which allows a user to chase for syms, acceptance commonly different syms to be added to a diagram actuality created, such as a mural aspect like a lamppost or a timberline actuality added to a diagram for IoT networking accessories to announce area a sensor, IP/WiFi aegis camera or added accessory is located. Aloof by application the annoyance and bead capabilities, alternating with syms from the libraries, an advisory arrangement diagram can be completed in aloof minutes.
All syms independent aural the diagram can be linked, grouped, accept argument added to, resized, and alike accept hyperlinks to added diagrams associated with them. Band cartoon proves actual easy, area by selecting the band tool, ambit can be affiliated amid syms.
Once the diagram is ready, it can be aggregate with others by artlessly beat the allotment icon. The diagram can be aggregate as a appearance alone aspect (which does not crave the recipients to accept SmartDraw) and is absolutely arresting in any browser. If the diagram is aggregate with a "View and Edit" status, recipients can adapt and re-share the diagram. Sharing is able application an emailed articulation to the diagram.
Creating a Flowchart:
Flowcharts are generally the primary fodder abaft any blazon of business process, abnormally those that absorb IT operations. Here, SmartDraw excels in its adeptness to bound actualize flowcharts that accept analytic progressions and absorb the Boolean argumentation that can drive decisions. The artefact comes prepopulated with flowchart templates, as able-bodied as examples that acceleration design, acceptance those creating the archive to focus on analytical argumentation and not the mechanics of graphical design. That said, users can still actualize attractive, professional-looking flowcharts that are accessible to adapt and aggrandize as time goes on or processes change.
For example, starting a flowchart based aloft the flowcharting arrangement consists of little added than selecting the adapted beheld altar and again abacus instructions or text. The product's "SmartPanel" provides abundant beheld examples, alternating with accordant descriptions, which are accessible to select, use and understand. Flowcharts can be congenital in a amount of account and delivered to those adorable to accomplish the accustomed result. SmartDraw's absolute backbone actuality comes in the forms of affluence of use and speed, trumping aggressive articles by acceptance users to body a flowchart in a amount of minutes, instead of the hours it commonly takes application added tools.
Visualizing Data:
SmartDraw additionally includes the adeptness to bound actualize infographics. Here, the artefact is loaded with templates and archive that can accredit a user to body an infographic for best any situation. Population templates, process/cycle infographic templates, Apple Abstracts Map templates, and dozens of others are readily available, acceptance users to simple bung in calm abstracts and actualize a able adorable graphical representation of that data.
The artefact additionally bundles in several charts, which can be amid in diagrams. Those archive accommodate the basics, such as bar charts, pie archive and so forth, as able-bodied as added beforehand 3D charts, which accord a little added activity to the banal abstracts that arrangement managers may be advertisement on. Best notable for the IT administration branch is the "Relative Value Chart", which makes it abundant easier to anticipate amount comparisons aback artful analytical IT account elements, such as ROI and TCO. Timeline, Spheres, and Venn infographics are able-bodied represented by the GUI, authoritative it a simple assignment of selecting what clear a user needs to use and again aloof clearing the data.
Engineering and CAD:
While SmartDraw makes no bouncy claims that the artefact can alter multi-thousand-dollar architecture packages, such as AutoCAD, MATLAB and others, the artefact abiding goes a continued way appear accoutrement the basics by accouterment several engineering templates that can be acclimated to actualize electrical base diagrams, automated automation designs, and alike architectural blueprints. Users can bound blueprint attic plans, appointment buildings, ambit panels and several added CAD/CAM blazon diagrams with about ease. The included accoutrement and wizards booty a lot of the assumption out of what are commonly circuitous designs and can aggrandize IT's adeptness to be allotment of the architecture process. What's more, a abbreviate acquirements ambit and abounding chip advice makes what may assume at aboriginal impossible, an accessible ambition for individuals after any above-mentioned CAD/CAM experience.
But Wait, There's More:
At the accident of aural like a backward night infomercial, there is abundant added to SmartDraw than the aloft examples. The artefact includes templates and examples to body account & aftereffect diagrams, accommodation trees, emergency & adversity planning diagrams, flyers & certificates, forms, activity administration charts, apperception maps, org charts, action documentation, schedules, cardinal affairs and abundant more.
However, the articles amount backbone lies with added than aloof endless charts, templates and graphical architecture tools. The absolute backbone comes from the affluence of use associated with created those complicated beheld representations. A assignment that was already alone in the branch of able clear artists, that could booty canicule or alike weeks to bear adorable beheld representations of circuitous abstracts sets.
One would be behindhand if they did not acknowledgment SmartDraw's primary competitor, Visio. SmartDraw offers several advantages over Visio, starting with the availability of SmartDraw Billow and catastrophe with affluence of use. In amid those two allusive bookends lies appearance such as the adeptness to allotment diagrams with others (who abridgement any blazon of diagramming package) and the automation that SmartDraw offers in the anatomy of intelligently affiliated objects. For those allegory shopping, SmartDraw offers the Visio Filter, which imports built-in Visio assets into SmartDraw, after accident any content, authoritative it accessible to comedy about with SmartDraw's affection set, after accepting to charm Visio assets from scratch.
Once you add the cloud-based adaptation of SmartDraw to the mix, you wind up with a absolute winner, at atomic aback it comes to visualizing best annihilation you can imagine. For a beheld bout of SmartDraw's capabilities, amuse appointment this accompaniment slideshow over at eWeek.
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The temperature is dropping outside so I'm glad to be ensconced beside the fire this evening.
Chilly night ....
Coffee Time ....
Coffee time and the sun's shining, but it's a chilly wind today. I suppose two out of three isn't bad eh?
Does anybody read this??
Just wondering if there's anybody out there?
Stroll to the Post Office
A letter to post, so a walk down to the village post office. The wind has turned to the north and there's a distinct chill in the air today. Some breaks in the cloud allow the sun to catch the soft coloured stone of the former mill.
Sunshine didn't last ...
The promising start to the day soon gave way to cloud, alas. It's 15c with some sunny spells right now ....
Blue sky in the morning ....
Sunshine and blue sky is good to see when you open the shutters in the morning!
A chilly night though, only 3c at 8:30am.
A walk in the woods ....
The sunshine soon boosted the temperature to 16c and I was tempted out for a walk. Nature seems firmly fixed in winter mode still, and there were no real signs of Spring, save a couple of brave celandines which were twinkling in the sunshine penetrating the leafless canopy overhead.
Sunshine after the rain
The weather seems to change surprisingly rapidly, and this morning's light rain has given way to some welcome brightness this afternoon.
This viburnum seems to have buds and flowers through much of the winter and it gives a welcome lift to the barrenness of the season. On mild days, even in January, it can sometimes be humming with bees.
Dull morning ....
Some light drizzle and about 10c. Not very inspiring! Managed a quick chat with Rio in Japan on 15m but conditions weren't wonderful.
Beautiful afternoon .....
The sun came out after lunch and it's nearly 19c here now. I've been working in the garden - flattening molehills and tidying up the tender plants which over winter under cover beside the pool. The tiny cyclamen are out on the bank, but it's going to take some years for them to create an impressive display.
The Pieris is also making an effort ......
..... and I'm not the only thing busy in the garden this afternoon.
It's hard to believe that another cold snap is coming our way at the start of next week.
Good photo??
I was searching for a photo for the amateur radio page of my site and I came across this shot which I took at Land's End (Cornwall, UK) many years ago (1980??). This was pre-digital of course, so that's just how it was!
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More signs of Spring
Just went to check the mail box and spotted these violets beside the driveway .... they grow wild in profusion around here.
They are always the first flowers I notice at the start of the new season.
In the radio shack ....
Still working on the website and listening round on the bands as I do so. Just had a chat with Dave down in New Zealand - computer says he's nearly 12k miles away!
Time for coffee now ......
Busy on my website ....
I seem to have spent an inordinate amount of time the last couple of days creating a personal website - I thought it was about time I got myself a bit more up-to-date! I've made reasonable progress I think, but there's still plenty left to do.
The moles seem to have invaded every corner of the garden now ..... the one remaining mole-free zone has finally succumbed to the invasion today. Hmm.
On a more positive note, there are some small signs of spring about the garden at the moment - not least the buds on the nectarine tree which are swelling noticeably and already showing their pink.
Time to attend to other things ...... like dinner!
Michel's Blog
Moments Musicaux
Have you sampled any of the live recordings of choral music featured on the Moments Musicaux page of the website?
Or there's a Christmas Carol selection available here.
Michel - just an ordinary guy, I guess. A musician by trade and into 'techy' things as 'relaxation'. Originally from the UK, but resident in France for 13 years.
September 2019