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How To Make Salted Caramel Apple Cinnamon Rolls
This cinnamon rolls recipe is a heartwarming dessert that pairs well with your favorite cup of coffee. This is flavored with sweet caramel and apples.
- 1Homemade Cinnamon Roll dough
- 2granny smith apples,sliced into ¼-inch wedges
- 1tbsplemon juice
- 1cupsugar
- 6tbspunsalted butter,room temperature, and a bit for greasing
- ½cupheavy cream,room temperature
- 1tspvanilla extract
- ¼tspflaky sea salt
Prepare the cinnamon roll dough and filling according to the recipe instructions.
Add the apples and lemon juice to a medium microwave-safe bowl. Microwave in 20-second increments, until the apples are softened and limp.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 9×13-inch baking dish with butter.
Roll the dough into a large rectangle about ½-inch thick. Straighten the corners with a bench scraper to make sure they are sharp and even.
Spread the filling evenly over the dough, then arrange the apple slices on top, leaving about ¼ inch between each slice. Try to keep your slices in straight rows, it's okay if the tips of the apple slices touch or overlap.
Starting from a short end, roll the dough into a log and pinch the seam closed. Place the log seam-side down and trim off the uneven ends. Using unflavored dental floss or a sharp knife, cut the log into even pieces, each about 1½ inches thick.
Place the rolls in the prepared baking dish, cover with a kitchen towel, and set in a warm place for 35 to 45 minutes, until expanded in volume by about 50%. If not baking immediately, skip this step, cover with plastic wrap and freeze for up to 3 months.
Bake the cinnamon rolls for 25 to 30 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove from the oven and let cool for at least 10 minutes.
While the cinnamon rolls bake, make the salted caramel sauce: Add the sugar to a small saucepan and cook over medium heat, swirling the pan occasionally but not stirring, until it starts to turn amber brown, 5 to 6 minutes.
Add the butter and stir in until incorporated, 1 to 2 minutes.
Slowly drizzle in the cream and whisk to combine. Boil for 1 minute, then remove from the heat and stir in the vanilla and flaky salt. Let cool and thicken slightly before using.
Pour the salted caramel sauce over the cinnamon rolls, then serve.
- Calories: 2428.76kcal
- Fat: 121.15g
- Saturated Fat: 73.13g
- Trans Fat: 2.79g
- Monounsaturated Fat: 32.48g
- Polyunsaturated Fat: 7.40g
- Carbohydrates: 318.91g
- Fiber: 6.20g
- Sugar: 205.78g
- Protein: 23.28g
- Cholesterol: 346.21mg
- Sodium: 1515.40mg
- Calcium: 279.05mg
- Potassium: 386.43mg
- Iron: 6.87mg
- Vitamin A: 1071.86µg
- Vitamin C: 6.62mg
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Every year Australians have at least a few months of sweltering conditions that make them seriously consider moving to a colder climate or at the very least installing air-conditioning! There's no doubt that an air-conditioned investment property will be particularly attractive to the rental market especially in the hotter months. So how do the numbers stack up?
With an outlay of around $3,500 you will be able to install a quality split system air-conditioner that will be adequate for the average one or two bedroom apartment and increase the rent by $20 or more a week. As most air-conditioners come with a 5-year warranty and should last you around the ten year mark you will certainly achieve a great return on the investment as you will have re-couped your investment in around three and a half years. In addition, you will be able to pick up some depreciation benefits so be sure to advise your tax accountant.
The middle of a heat wave is not the best time to be selecting an air-conditioner as most people do. When you are in the peak of summer you will pay a premium for a system and its installation. However, now is the time to set your outlook reminder for around April or August to get the job done. This avoids the strong demand for split system installations in the summer and winter months meaning that you are likely to purchase the system for a lower price and have it installed within a quick timeframe.

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Der Klassiker between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich at the Signal Iduna Park was certainly not without entertainment, drama and talking points as the two sides shared a 2-2 draw.
Leon Goretzka gave Bayern a first half lead and Leroy Sané continued his good recent form with a second eight minutes into the second period. Revierderby hero Youssoufa Moukoko pulled one back as BVB finally got their act together, but Anthony Modeste then missed an absolute sitter. Kingsley Coman was sent off before the stadium erupted in the 94th minute with Modeste redeeming himself with a dramatic late equaliser.
After all that, what were the takeaways from the clash of the titans?
1. Anthony Modeste- you are forgiven.
Holding his head in his hands in the back of the net on 83 minutes, Anthony Modeste must have wanted the Signal Iduna ground to open up and swallow him up.
Karim Adeyemi's cross from the right had put the ball on a plate for the striker to grab the equaliser, but he swung his leg near the ball and completely missed any proper contact. The loose ball that he tried to bundle into the net was palmed away by Manuel Neuer.
A potential public enemy number one for thousands of BVB fans however turned from zero to hero deep into stoppage time. As Dortmund threw everything forward Nico Schlotterbeck busted a gut to keep the ball in, curled a ball to the far post where Modeste was on hand to head home.
Finally, the hapless signing from Köln had something to smile about in a yellow and black shirt. Miss? What miss?
2. Joshua Kimmich is Bayern's difference maker.
After his positive Covid test in midweek and missing the Champions League match with Plzeň, Joshua Kimmich was on the bench for Bayern with Leon Goretzka and Marcel Sabitzer forming the midfield partnership.
Kimmich however was brought on half time possibly because of the threat that Sabitzer had of being sent off after an early booking. Instantly Bayern started to gain control and the upper hand, and it was evident that it was Kimmich driving the improvement. Philipp Lahm recently criticised Kimmich saying he needed to concentrate on his defence, but when you can do everything like Kimmich can, the advice can be taken with a pinch of salt.
In such a big match, the Bayern midfielder stepped in, orchestrated the tempo and flow of Bayern's game, and made the difference. Julian Nagelsmann's midfield conundrum is only who partners Kimmich rather than which two out of four to choose.
3. Deniz Aytekin made a rod for his own back.
Referee Deniz Aytekin made life difficult for himself in the game after booking Marcel Sabitzer after less than 120 seconds. The Austrian went in hard on Donyell Malen and was shown an instant yellow card. This is the Klassiker and there are going to be challenges flying in, but the official looked intent on sending out an early message to the players.
Matthijs de Ligt was rightly booked on 11 minutes but then Jude Bellingham followed him into the book three minutes later, The Englishman clearly played the ball and sent the slightly built Jamal Musiala up in the air. It wasn't a foul and had the player had more meat on his bones than a Currywurst, it wouldn't have looked as bad.
The trouble for Aytekin was that when he failed to book Benjamin Pavard for a similar challenge on Bellingham five minutes later BVB players and the crowd were incensed. Emre Can, Leon Goretzka and Kingsley Coman were subsequently cautioned. Coman's late tactical foul saw him sent off and then Karim Adeyemi and Leroy Sané both went into the book for a spat on the halfway line.
Seven yellow cards in a Klassiker seems about right, but this wasn't a game full of full-blooded fouls and the need to flash the cards. If Aytekin had been a little more lenient with Sabitzer he may have saved himself a lot of scribbling names in his notebook.
4. BVB fans- enjoy Jude Bellingham while you can.
It happens to Dortmund all the time, so they won't be too surprised when they have to say goodbye to Jude Bellingham. As with Jadon Sancho and Erling Haaland the knowledge that they were destined to move on softened the blow, but BVB fans have something very special in 19-year-old Bellingham.
There was a period in the second half with Bayern 2-0 up that it looked as if Dortmund had accepted their fate and were allowing the visitors to dictate the game and not putting the required pressure on the Bavarians. Bellingham stood out across the entire 94 minutes, putting in an incredible shift driving forward, putting in the tackles and tracking back.
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Jar sprouting works best for small seeds, such as alfalfa, clover or radish.
1. Rinse the seeds in lukewarm water.
2. Put the seeds in a jar, then add 3 times as much water as you have seeds. Cover with a plastic mesh lid, cheesecloth, or nylon net, then fasten with a rubber band or canning jar screw band. You won't need to remove the mesh covering until the sprouts are ready to harvest. Set aside and soak for the time given in the recipe.
3. At the end of the soaking time, drain off the water through the mesh covering.
4. Rinse the seeds with lukewarm water and drain.
5. Set the jar in a warm (60 degree F), dark place, at an angle so the sprouts can drain.
6. Rinse and drain the sprouts twice a day, or as the recipe directs.
In hot, dry weather, rinse them 3 to 4 times a day. Turn the jar gently as you rinse and drain so that the sprouts won't break off. If the weather or your kitchen is very humid, move the sprouts to a dry place, such as near the stove or wrapped in a towel to keep out the light, near a sunny window. Too much humidity will prevent sprouting.
Temperatures above 80 degrees F can also prevent sprouting.
7. On about the fourth day, move the jar of sprouts into the sunlight so that chlorophyll can develop and turn the leaves green. Continue to rinse and drain.
8. Move the sprouts from the jar to a strainer, and rinse well to remove the hulls if desired. Hulls can shorten the life of sprouts, but they also add flavor.
9. Use sprouts immediately in salads, sandwiches, or as the recipe suggests. To store, put in plastic bags and refrigerate.
10. Wash and dry all equipment and put away for next use.
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Candlestick patterns are one of the traders' most potent tools in their arsenal. These patterns can be used to predict future price movements and can be highly profitable when traded correctly. Let's discuss how to read and trade candlestick patterns for profit, cover the basics of candlestick charting, and provide examples of how to apply these patterns in your trading. So if you're interested in learning more about candlestick patterns, keep reading!
The Basics:
Candlestick charting is a tool that traders use to help them better understand price movements. These charts show the open, high, low, and close for a given period and can be used to identify specific patterns that may indicate future price movements. Candlestick patterns are created when the candlesticks on a chart form specific shapes, such as triangles or flags.
How to Read and Trade Them:
Now that the basics of candlestick charting are covered let's discuss how to read and trade candlestick patterns for profit. There are many different candlestick patterns that traders can use to their advantage. Still, let's focus on three of the most popular and profitable patterns: the bullish, bearish, and Doji.
- The bullish engulfing pattern is a two – candlestick pattern that indicates a possible turnabout from a decline to an uptrend. This pattern is formed when a small candlestick (such as a dog) is followed by a large candlestick that completely envelopes the small candlestick. This pattern can be used to enter long positions or to exit short positions.
- The bearish engulfing pattern is the opposite of the bullish engulfing pattern and indicates a potential reversal from an uptrend to a downtrend. This pattern is formed when a large candlestick is followed by a small candlestick that completely envelopes the large candlestick. This pattern can be used to enter short positions or to exit long positions.
- The Doji is a one-candlestick pattern that specifies hesitation in the market. This pattern is created when the open and close of a candlestick are very close together, forming a small body with long upper and lower wicks. The Doji is often considered a signal of potential market reversals and can be used to enter or exit trades accordingly.
These are just three of the many candlestick patterns traders can use for profit. However, it's important to remember that no single pattern is 100% accurate and that all patterns should be used with other technical indicators to confirm potential price movements. Now that you know how to read and trade candlestick patterns put these techniques into practice and see how profitable they can be!


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There are many interesting features in the home including a large basement level which has previously been used as a family room, studio and also a music room. There is also the potential to convert this area into a cellar if desired.
The front grounds are filled with colorful foliage, plus a swimming pool which is not currently operational but can easily be reinstated. There are gracious columns leading through the Bougainvillea to the front door and on entering the home, there are sunny living areas to both sides.
The open kitchen and family room features a beautiful waterfall glass window and opens directly onto to a rear courtyard garden which is extremely private. Every room in this pretty residence is large and light, and there is just so much to like about this home.
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I've been reading about the special and general theories of relativity for a short while and I started wondering. First, every movement is only relative to some other object/observer, there is no absolute movement/speed, correct? Assuming so, if an object moves at almost the speed of light relative to me, do I also move at almost the speed of light relative to it? If so, am I affected by all the "weird" effects that follow moving at such speeds (increased mass, different time flow, whatnot...)?
From everyday observation I'd have to say not but in that case what defines "moving at almost the speed of light"? Does it have to be relative to something (and what)? If not, is there any absolute measure of speed?
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Business Touch to Typical Ethiopian Ideas
Ethiopia is home to not just products that are typical to its various communities, but also in the specific way in which those products are made. Injera is made on the 'mitad', loosely translated as pan or griddle. Most cultural attire is also made in unique methods and steps. The handmade and distinctive features have garnered iconic status among Ethiopians, and global markets are slowly giving an eye. But now, there seems to be slowly shifting trends in the way these very Ethiopian foods and clothes are made. While there are new developments in automating injera-making using a machine, the printing of the 'tilet' has been quite common for some time now. Further, some other Ethiopian entities such as the Geez alphabet are also taking shape into modern brands, writes EBR's Trualem Asmare.
For centuries in Ethiopia, and perhaps even for millennia, women have been making injera through a labor-intensive process that required them to pour the prepared batter onto a hot clay pan, or 'mitad', one piece at a time, piece after piece, letting it cook for a few minutes, removing it, and then doing the process all over again.
That is how virtually every injera maker still does it even in far-off American cities in both homes and at injera bakeries that distribute their fresh wares to markets every morning. But innovation and technology have slowly begun to change that. Now, the staple is made in mass quantities by using automated devices that require far less human labor than traditional methods.
Zelalem Injera, with locations in Dallas and Washington D.C, is generating quite an income with the Zelalem Injera Machine, the creation of Dr. Wudneh Admassu, an Ethiopian-born Professor of chemical engineering at the University of Idaho.
The machine can turn out 1,000 pieces of injera in an hour, with only two employees stationed at the end of the process to package them, and a few more to load them onto a truck and ship them out daily, seven days a week.
The modern injera machines played a big role in introducing Ethiopia to the nations. Currently, Ethiopian injera is famous around the world, including in China, America, Canada, Germany, and many more, especially with large diaspora populations.
The mechanical injera-making machine can automatically complete the processes of mixing, baking, forming, conveying, and cooling the dough. It can be connected with machines to stuff, fry, freeze, and pack to create a fully automatic production line of mature food.
In many countries and regions, such as Ethiopia, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, the UAE, and so on, machines to make Ethiopian injera can be bought in many places. Their high-quality, high efficiency, wide range of use, and other characteristics are loved by users.
Injera is not the only Ethiopian product experiencing a new method of production. For centuries, Ethiopians have made 'tilet'—the embroidered pattern found on traditional woven wear—using only their hands. That scheme of production is now having its competing parallel with small and medium enterprises as well as consumers opting to go for the printed 'tilet' for cost-saving purposes.
"The idea of printing the tilet instead of making it by hand started more than three years ago," said Fekadu Kibrom, Owner of Habesha Tibeb established in 2018. The new practice has put pressure on Fikadu's business. "It is one thing that the typically Ethiopian cultural taste is being displayed on t-shirts more easily than previously, but completely another thing to lose the traditional way of making Ethiopian dress."
Fikadu agrees that the ever-rising price of cultural clothing is pushing people away for a cheaper price, even though for poorer quality.
Seid Yimam is a Designer at a small business being accused of putting pressure on the aged way of making cultural clothes. His business at Morning Star Mall around Bole Medhanialem prints 'tilet' on t-shirts and avails them during particular seasons." Seid's customers mostly require the t-shirts mainly around Orthodox Christian holidays.
Some might see the printing of the usually-embroidered 'tilet' as an affront and redaction of culture. Others, however, see it as development and providing the cultural attire to wider masses by virtue of affordability. The discussion is on-going.
Less controversial, and perhaps more welcome, are crafts and other products that use Ethiopian motifs and particulars onto more modern items. While some Ethiopian ideas are being introduced to cheaper and easier methods of production, others are making their debut into new business arenas. Alula Zewdu is the 33-year-old Founder of Geez Watches. Even though he holds a bachelor's degree in medical laboratory and biomedical engineering and has been working in the medical sector for five years, he moved into this new field after years of study and research.
Geez language is the base of numerous Ethiopian languages and is the liturgical language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. It's alphabet—the only indigenous alphabet on the African continent—has thus taken the role of decorating watches. Though Geez Watches might not be the first to do it, Alula has developed it into a well-marketed and designed business ever since its founding three years ago.
With a store at the Zefmesh Grand Mall around Megenagna, Alula would discover how watches displaying communal identities are extensively used in the rest of the globe while conducting research for a business idea.
"In my research, I also learned that Emperor Menelik II was the first-ever Ethiopian to wear a Geez Watch," he informs EBR.
Alula gives his designs to watchmakers in other nations, who then turn them into working watches and send them back to him. His watches are a special type of timepiece that incorporate the days of the Ethiopian calendar and even count in the Geez numbers. The business also sells a product called Geez Ring, which features the names of the days of the week in Amharic as well as the total number of months (13) in the Ethiopian calendar.
"I faced challenges when getting into business including finding a quality watch manufacturer, foreign currency, and bringing the idea to the market."
The business offers 20 unique and opulent types of watches varying in color, size, and design. Marketed to both locals and foreigners of both sexes with an age range of 25 to 45, Geez Watches is also found in Bole International Airport. The company's objective is to promote Ethiopia in the global economy and fashion and intend to partially assemble the watches locally.
The cultural industry is not only tied to the arts and intangible heritages. Developing and bringing culture to technologies of the 21st century will surely bring about both economic development but also the protection of cultural heritages. However, care needs to be taken to ensure that cost-savings—as with the case of printed 'tilet'—does not result in the detriment of the heritage. However, it must be noted that cost-savings has availed the product to those who would have previously not been able to afford. Still, the pros outweigh the cons by much. Traditional methods and modern efficiency can go hand in hand. EBR
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The Futures Game took place on Saturday evening and there were no shortage of highlights from the top prospects in the game of baseball. Braves' prospect Jared Shuster would give up a homer to his former catcher, Shea Langeliers, during his appearance in the 2022 Futures Game as the American League slugged their way to a 6-4 victory in MiLB's version of the All-Star Game.
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Jared Shuster would enter the game in the third inning with the National League in a bit of trouble after Kyle Harrison gave up a pair of two-run homers to put them behind 5-3 with two outs. He would give up a sharp single to center to Yainer Diaz on the first pitch he threw, but three pitches later he was able to get George Valera to ground out to end the inning. Shuster was back out there for the fourth inning and after striking out Curtis Mead, he gave up a solo home run to former Braves farmhand Shea Langeliers which....well, of course he did. Shuster did get the next two batters out without incident to end the inning and that would be the end of Shuster's night.


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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- One man is in critical condition, and three other people were hurt over the weekend in separate road rage incidents on Houston roadways.
On the northwest side of the city, Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a shooting at West Little York and the Beltway around 5:45 p.m. Saturday.
RELATED: 2 injured in road rage shooting in NW Harris Co., deputies say
The incident began with a man driving erratically and started chasing another driver. The man pulled up next to the vehicle and pulled out a gun, according to deputies.
That other driver, however, had a gun of his own and discharged his firearm, striking the man and the woman inside the vehicle.
The man and woman drove off and threw the gun out of the vehicle while driving to another location. Deputies were not sure if they ever fired their gun.
The shooter then drove to Brittmore where he felt it was safe to call 911. Deputies said the shooter cooperated with the investigation, and no charges were expected to be filed.
The shooter's weapon was recovered but deputies were still looking for the second gun that was thrown.
Deputies believe the man may have been shot several times in the abdomen and possibly in the head. He remains in critical condition.
The woman shot is expected to survive, according to authorities.
In an unrelated incident near downtown, Houston police responded to a shooting at Quitman and Jensen near I-69 around 10 p.m. after a car was reported to have cut off another vehicle on the road. The driver in one of the vehicles opened fire and shot the other car at least three times.
One of the bullets hit a woman in the backseat, police said. She was taken to a hospital where she was stable and was expected to survive.


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The Atlanta Falcons (2-2) will take a trip to Florida to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-2) in Raymond James Stadium at 1 p.m. EST. This is a battle between the top-two teams in the NFC South, and the winner will have sole possession of first place in the division.
The Buccaneers coming off a 41-31 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, will look to finally get back in the win column after suffering two straight losses.
The Bucs offense, led by Tom Brady, has been a shell of its former self to start the season. Statistically, in terms of total offensive yards, the Bucs are ranked in the bottom 10 teams. As a unit they average 317 yards of total offense; 251.8 passing yards per game and 65.3 rushing yards per game.
Tom Brady has played competently so far completing 68.4% of his passes for 1,058 yards and 6 touchdowns with a QBR of 56.3. Running Back Leonard Fournette hasn't been anything special this year, rushing the ball 60 times for 224 yards with an average of 3.7 yards per carry.
The receiving core has been the bright spot for the Bucs offense. Mike Evans continues to be one of the NFL's top receivers, totaling 16 catches for 235 yards and three touchdowns. New acquisition and former Falcon Russell Gage has also been very good for the Bucs so far, totaling 21 catches for 152 yards and one touchdown. Chris Godwin, who has only played in two games this year due to a hamstring injury, has been reliable as always, totaling 10 catches for 94 yards.
Julio Jones has been a disappointment for the Buccaneers to this point. He has just one catch for seven yards since Week 1.
Defensively, the Bucs are stacked at every position. This Tampa Bay defense is the main reason the Bucs have been able to win games. Statistically they rank as a top 8 defense when it comes to total yards given up. As a unit they allow 321 yards per game; 214.3 passing yards and 106.8 rushing yards.
The Falcons coming off a 23-20 win against the Cleveland Browns, will look to continue their win streak and claim the top spot in the NFC South.
Offensively, the Falcons have been very impressive through the first quarter of the season. Quarterback Marcus Mariota continues to play just good enough to keep his starting job, completing 58.2% of his passes for 779 yards and three touchdowns for a QBR of 49.6.
The rushing attack, who will be without Cordarrelle Patterson for the next month, has been one of the bright spots for this Falcons offense. As a unit, the backfield has totaled 672 rushing yards and averages 168 rushing yards per game.
Receiver Drake London, who was very quiet last week, has played very well to start the season, hauling in 18 catches for 231 yards and two touchdowns. Kyle Pitts continues to not be involved in the offense, totaling only 10 catches for 150 yards.
The offensive line has been another bright spot for the Falcons, Football Outsiders has the Falcons offensive line ranked as a top 3 unit overall.
Defensively, the Falcons haven't been amazing. However, during the past two weeks this defense has reminded me a lot of the 2016 defense; bend but don't break. As a unit they ranked bottom 10 in total yards against them. The Falcons are giving up 386.3 yards per game; 260 passing yards per game and 126.3 rushing yards per game.
They have been able to generate turnovers pretty well, totaling four interceptions and three fumble recoveries. The pass rush has been pretty solid as well, totaling eight sacks.
The Falcons, who have been underdogs in every game played so far, come into this game a 10-point underdog according to My Bookie.
Offensively, the Falcons will be without running back Cordarrelle Patterson due to a knee injury that landed him on the IR. It'll be interesting to see how the Falcons approach this game from an offensive standpoint. The backfield will now consist of Tyler Allgeier, Caleb Huntley, and Avery Williams.
Allgeier and Huntley were very good last week after Patterson went down, collectively rushing for 140 yards and a touchdown. Hopefully they'll be able to replicate their strong performance.
London, coming off a quiet two-catch performance, will look to bounce back and continue his strong season. London will have his work cutout for him this week as he's going up against one of the best secondaries in the league. London will see matchups of Jamel Dean, Carlton Davis, and Sean Murphy Bunting. Hopefully London will use last week's performance as motivation as he will need it against this deep and talented secondary.
I hate that I have to continue to say that Kyle Pitts needs to be involved in this offense. This week, Pitts will see matchups of Devin White, Lavonte David, Antoine Winfield, and Mike Edwards. Hopefully Mariota will look his way and he can have more than one catch. Pitts has been out this week of practice with a lingering hamstring problem placing more of the receiving burden on London.
The offensive line is facing their toughest opponent so far this season. The Bucs front seven is one of, if not the best, units in the league. They'll be going up against Shaq Barrett, Vita Vea, and Akiem Hicks. A matchup to look out for this week is Chris Lindstrom vs. Vea. Lindstrom, who was PFF's number one ranked player last week, will look to continue his amazing season up against one of the top defensive lineman.
It'll be very interesting to see how the Falcons offense plays against this Bucs defense. Will they try to continue their strong rushing attack even with the absence of Cordarrelle Patterson? Or will they put the ball in Mariota's hands and try to throw the ball?
Defensively, the Falcons will have their work cut out for them this week.
A.J. Terrell, Casey Hayward, and Dee Alford will look to slow down the deep and talented Bucs receiving core. Terrell, coming off his best game of the season where he only allowed one catch against Amari Cooper, will look to replicate that performance against Mike Evans. Casey Hayward and Dee Alford will also see matchups with Mike Evans but will mostly see matchups against Chris Godwin and Russell Gage.
Grady Jarrett and company will have their hands full again this week as the Bucs offensive line is one of the league's best. The pass rush has been miles better than last season with eight sacks. Last week they were able to create pressure against the Browns line, which gives me hope they will be able to do it against the Bucs.
Jarrett and rookie-edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie have been very solid to start the season and will need another strong performance if the Falcons want any chance to create pressure.
Running back Leonard Fournette, who hasn't been able to get much going in the rushing game, will be incorporated in both the rushing and passing game this week. Fournette should be able to have a solid game, as the Falcons defense is one of the worst against the run.
Defensively, the Bucs will have a relatively favorable matchup this week. With Patterson out, they now only have to worry about London and possibly Pitts when it comes to pass catchers.
The Bucs secondary will have to be on their A game this week however, as the Falcons have proved they can move the ball down the field. It'll be interesting to see how the Bucs lineup against the Falcons, with the absence of Patterson will they drop everyone back and try to stop the pass? Or will they still anticipate the run and load the box?
This game will be a lot closer than what the people and the odds are saying. There are tough matchups on both sides of the ball for both teams. The absence of Patterson will hurt the Falcons but they still should be able to run the ball.
Divisional games are always close and this week will be a continuation of that. Will the Falcons be able to continue their strong rushing attack? Will Tom Brady and the receiving core be able to continue their strong start?
Who will claim first place in the NFC South?
Score Prediction: Buccaneers 31 Falcons 27
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Do you like scuba diving? Do you like sea creatures and sunken civilizations? If so, read on, fellow traveler. Here are 18 exciting underwater adventures.
This incredible underwater phenomenon can only be seen from the air. From a bird's eye view, this underwater waterfall appears to be a dangerous dark hole that will draw anyone who comes to close down into its ebony bowels.
In truth, this spot off the rugged coast of Le Morne is naught but an optical illusion. It's created by deposits of silt and sand on the floor of the ocean contrasting against the various darkening blues. You and a loved one can hop on a helicopter to check it out for $1054,00.
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Fall programming at the Bryan Main Library Children's Dept. will be starting soon! The library will offer several weekly programs for kids to enjoy, beginning the week of September 17.
Fall programming at the Bryan Main Library Children's Dept. will be starting soon! The library will offer several weekly programs for kids to enjoy, beginning the week of September 17.
The Williams County Public Library is looking for adults, ages 18 and older, to volunteer for the upcoming Harry Potter Lock-In! The event will be held at the Bryan Main Library on Saturday, November 10 from 7:00 to 11:00 pm. Volunteers will supervise teens and run activities during the lock-in. Volunteers need to be comfortable interacting with teens and be available for the 4-5 hours of the event. If you are a Harry Potter fan, or simply want to be more involved in community activities, then this is the perfect event for you!
Dust off your dirndls and lederhosen, it's that time of year again! On Saturday, October 6 come celebrate the 4th annual Bryan Oktoberfest! This year the event will be put on by the Williams County Public Library. Held on Walnut Street, and at the Bryan Main Library, the German festival will transport you to little Bavaria, from 5:00 pm to midnight. There will be themed games and contests, such as the autobahn race for kids, and the masskrugstemmen contest for adults.
Ohioans are now able to access self-directed, self-paced online learning for users of any skill through Lynda.com using their public library card. To get a library card, please visit any branch of Williams County Public Library, or a public library in Ohio nearest you.
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The Bryan Main Library will be hosting a weekly Chess Club, on Tuesdays from 2:00 to 4:00 pm, starting on Tuesday, June 19. The library will be offering free classes, open to all ages. Come learn the basics of chess, or if you already know how to play, then simply attend to improve your skills! All chess boards will be provided by the library. The Bryan Main Library is located at 107 East High Street. For more information, please call the Adult Desk at 419-636-6734 ext. 221.
Our 2018 Summer Reading Program is here! Children and teens who participate in summer library programs benefit from engaging activities and opportunities which promote literacy development and help to counter summer slide. Summer library programs for all ages enhance lifelong learning and provide meaningful, enjoyable experiences available to everyone in the community. The Williams County Public Library System is proud to provide these opportunities to our community. Check here for your local library's schedule for Bryan - Adults & Teens, Bryan Children's Dept., Edgerton, Edon, Pioneer, Stryker, and West Unity.
Williams County Public Libraries will be joining libraries in schools, campuses and communities nationwide in celebrating National Library Week, a time to highlight the value of libraries, librarians and library workers. "Libraries Lead" is this year's theme for National Library Week, April 08 through April 14, 2018. To celebrate, all locations of WCPL will have an amnesty period from April 08 through April 14 when fines will be forgiven on overdue materials. The library will also have two special giveaways. Each branch will have an educational gift basket that children, age newborn through 5 years old, can enter to win. Then system wide, WCPL will be giving away 4 Cedar Point tickets that include food for the day, parking, and 4 souvenir water bottles. Check our Events Calendar for all the special programs!
The Friends of Fiber Art will be hosting weekly get-togethers at the Bryan Main Library. The group will meet, in the Carnegie Room, every Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, starting March 08 and running through May 31. The group will break for the summer, then resume meetings in September. If you have a love for fiber art, or are interested in learning more about the craft, you are welcome to attend the meetings. Make new friends as you join fellow fiber art enthusiasts, who knit, crochet, weave, and more! This is a free program and no experience is necessary to attend. All ages are welcome. The Bryan Main Library is located at 107 East High Street. For more information, please contact the library Adult Dept. at (419) 636-6734 ext. 221.


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AUTHOR(S) Mohamad Bachar Ismail; Sarah Al Omari; Rayane Rafei (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Misbahud Din; Hammad Ali; Mudassir Khan (et al.)
Pneumonia and diarrhea are leading killers of children under the age of five, claiming the lives of more young children globally than any other infectious disease. The impacts of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic aggravate these heath risks. International Vaccine Access Center's (IVAC) annual Pneumonia & Diarrhea Progress Report evaluates the progress across 10 high-impact indicators outlined in the Global Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia and Diarrhea (GAPPD) in the 15 countries with the greatest burden of under-five pneumonia and diarrhea deaths.
AUTHOR(S) Ran D. Goldman; Georg Staubli; Cristina Parra Cotanda (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Fiona M. Russell; Brian Greenwood
AUTHOR(S) Sadie Bell; Richard Clarke; Sandra Mounier-Jack (et al.)
The availability of a COVID-19 vaccine has been heralded as key to controlling the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 vaccination programme success will rely on public willingness to be vaccinated. This study uses a multi-methods approach - involving an online cross-sectional survey and semi-structured interviews - to investigate parents' and guardians' views on the acceptability of a future COVID-19 vaccine.
AUTHOR(S) Mohammed Alsuhaibani; Aqeel Alaqeel
AUTHOR(S) Nick Spencer; Rita Nathawad; Emmanuele Arpin (et al.)
Inequity in routine childhood vaccination coverage is well researched. Pandemics disrupt infrastructure and divert health resources from preventive care, including vaccination programmes, leading to increased vaccine preventable morbidity and mortality. COVID-19 control measures have resulted in coverage reductions. We conducted a rapid review of the impact of pandemics on existing inequities in routine vaccination coverage. PICO search framework: Population: children 0–18 years; Intervention/exposure: pandemic/epidemic; Comparison: inequality; Outcome: routine vaccination coverage. The review demonstrates a gap in the literature as none of the 29 papers selected for full-paper review from 1973 abstracts identified from searches met the inclusion criteria.
AUTHOR(S) Luca Pierantoni; Jacopo Lenzi; Marcello Lanari (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Comfort Z. Olorunsaiye; Korede K. Yusuf; Kylie Reinhart (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Douglas J. Opel; Douglas S. Diekema; Lainie Friedman Ross (et al.)
The zeal to develop and implement a vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infection has been exceptional. Operation Warp Speed, the Trump administration's proposal, seeks to produce hundreds of millions of doses of a vaccine by January 2021. Recent polls show as many as 70% of adults in the United States plan to get vaccinated against COVID-19 once a vaccine is available. And thousands of adults have registered to participate as volunteers in human challenge trills to speed up the development of a new vaccine. We anticipate that this fervor will eventually lead to discussions about making a COVID-19 vaccine mandatory. An obvious group to target for mandatory vaccination is children. Not only do we already mandate several vaccines for them to attend school, but strategies to reopen schools or keep them open may be predicated on it.
AUTHOR(S) Husnain Hamid; Tauqeer Hussain Mallhi; Muhammad Saad Naseer (et al.)
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Coronavirus-related service disruptions threaten to reverse the decade-long progress made for children and pregnant women in the fight against HIV.
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When Mark Zuckerberg announced the rebranding of Facebook as Meta, little did we have any idea how fast the Metaverse would grow into a reality of its own. It has been less than a year since October 2021 when the official announcement was made but people have been quick to adapt to the changing technology and the endless possibilities of the Metaverse. It was thought that the general public as well as the developers might take some time to figure out how this technology actually works but the pace at which the metaverse is becoming popular indicates how simple and user friendly it is. But, what exactly is the metaverse still remains a very popular question for a vast majority of people out there. Let's define metaverse first before we move on to Hyperverse and how you can access it.
What is the Metaverse?
Have you ever seen the 2009 James Cameron masterpiece Avatar? Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) uses an avatar based technology to interact with the people of the imaginary moon Pendora and get the US government what they want. He experiences everything his avatar does: being hurt, feeling pain, falling in love, etc and has all the memories of his avatar when he comes back to his normal human form.
Well, the metaverse is a little simpler than that. In plain terms, the metaverse is a digital universe that runs parallel to the universe we live in. No, it isn't a parallel universe that you get to hear about in all the sci-fi movies, but indeed is a man made universe that just runs parallel to our universe. The metaverse encompasses all the elements of the real world and lets users interact with them using tools of Virtual Reality (VR). Some experts claim metaverse to be an element of the Extended Reality (XR).
The term metaverse isn't relatively new. It was first coined by Neal Stephenson in his 1992 sci-fi novel Snow Crash, at a time when the internet was still growing and a technology like this seemed impossible to exist in the next century. The technology often gets confused with video games but in reality, metaverse is a second life that a person can have digitally and can decorate as they want. Have you come across the game Second Life? Here's a YouTube video that'll help you get around how the game works. Watch closely and let us know in the comment box what elements do you find similar to that of the metaverse.
Exploring the Hyperverse
The Hyperverse is a new and thriving virtual metaverse that is based on a multi-planet universe. It encompasses several million planets where the users can explore, settle down, do business, engage in community activities and several other ventures that they can do in real life as well. It is set in the year 2078 and is based on the idea of humans having mastered the technology of interstellar travel, giving more life to the multi-planet exploration concept. The users or players are referred to as voyagers (pretty good detailing there right?) and they can connect with their friends and go on adventures together.
The platform requires users to create their avatars and build a life around them. Now, it sounds intriguing, we know. But the question here is, how can one access the platform, have their avatar created and get started with the endless possibilities that this metaverse has to offer. Here's a step by step guide to accessing the hyperverse:
Steps to Access the Hyperverse:
Step 1: Fire up the web browser (preferably Chrome or Firefox) on your system and type in www.thehyperverse.net into the address bar as shown in the screenshot below.
You will be redirected to the official hyperverse website with a cyborg-world theme.
Step 2: Click the blue coloured login button at the top of the screen. You can also review the Whitepaper of the platform using the button next to it.
A new page will appear with two options, register and login.
Step 3: Click on the Register button.
(Note: From here on, you can access the website in six different languages including English, Hindi, Nepali, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese.)
Step 3: When prompted, enter your username (a combination of letters and numbers), password (8-20 characters, a combination of letters, numbers and special characters) and referral username (person who referred Hyperverse to you (if any) ).
Step 4: In this step, the platform will prompt you to enter your email address and verify it. Enter your email address, click on get code, open your email, click on the link to verify your email and your account will be verified.
Step 5: Once you've created your account, the next step is to confirm trading details such as transaction passwords. Complete the rest of the process and close all the tabs.
Step 6: Once all the steps are completed, open www.thehyperverse.net again and click on the login button. This time, instead of clicking the register button, click on the login button.
The following screen will appear:
Step 7: Enter your username and password that you just created. Verify you're not a robot (sometimes the platform might prompt you to do it more than once).
Step 8: Click on the membership button and select the type of membership that deems best in your interest.
Once you've purchased the desired membership, you're good to go. You can now create your assets or purchase those created by others. You can also trade in other crypto currencies such as ethereum, bitcoin, etc.
Is Hyperverse a Viable Option?
Hyperverse is one of the best platforms out there for users to engage in the metaverse. Hyperverse has been of great use to the art community in the post-pandemic world. When on one hand people are still recovering from the shocks of the deadly virus and avoiding public events such as art demonstrations, concerts, recitals, etc; Hyperverse on the other hand is giving artists an opportunity to connect with their fans on digital grounds and organize events as well as disperse NFTs to them digitally without running the risk of catching the virus.
However, the Hyperverse metaverse is not free from acquisitions either. The platform has been accused of being a scam time and again on different social media platforms and has been a center of financial debates across the West. There is even a Facebook Group by the name of 'Hyperverse is a Scam' with approximately 170 members. The group admin has assumed it to be his moral duty to warn people regarding the money being exploited by the Hyperverse team. The Mirror, one of the largest news platforms across the United Kingdom, called the platform a crypto-nightmare and advised people against investing their money in it. Many people are claiming Hyperverse to be a Ponzi Scheme, in which the business pays its existing investors using the new capital coming in through new investors instead of paying from the profits the business generates. Of the many allegations against the Hyperverse, another major one is the claim that the customer service of the platform is practically non-existent and a user may get a reply only after generating several tickets. Here's how some people have reacted to the allegations on Twitter:
Whether or not the platform is legitimate is unclear at the moment. There are thousands protesting against the Hyperverse but there are millions who trust the platform and have invested their money into it. You can access the platform with the help of the steps given in the post above. We wish you safe trading.


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It's a common scenario - your charity website is outdated and not functioning well. However, a rebuild seems like a huge undertaking right now. You have so many issues to deal with, not least how to adapt to the pandemic that developing a new website seems a step too far.
Your search engine strategy (SEO) - the steps you take to make sure your website performs at its best on Google and other search engines - is a key element of your digital strategy. In this article, I want to run through some simple steps you can take to help your site's SEO.
Sometimes, it pays to go back to basics and rethink fundamental assumptions. While the terms 'content managed website', 'content management', 'content management system' and 'CMS' are commonly used, I think different technologies, approaches and implementations of the CMS makes this a very tricky concept to pin down.
In a previous post, I covered some useful (and less well known) modules to help you with importing content into your new Drupal 8 or Drupal 9 website. In this post, I want to cover moving content the opposite way - from Drupal into WordPress.
While the Drupal core's Migrate functionality is often the go-to starting point for imports and is well covered, I'm focusing in this article on some of the other approaches and modules that might help your migrations.
Many organisations, especially those in the charity sector who may feel their values align with those of the open source community, will most likely run internal or desktop systems based on closed source software from the established vendors like Microsoft. Given the skillset of internal IT teams and the massive market dominance of these solutions, this is not surprising.
Websites are always evolving. We build new websites and software tools and are constantly improving existing ones in response to changing needs and new opportunities. How are Covid lockdown restrictions affecting our work?
Planning and building a new website should be an exciting and enjoyable process for a charity comms team. Thinking carefully about your users' needs and planning what you want to say is all part of the planning process.


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Welcome to the second issue of The American Surveyor. Response to our Charter Issue has been tremendous, resulting in more letters to the editor than we have room for in this issue! Thanks to all of you who took the time to write. I especially appreciated the letter from John Keating, mentor and former employer, who gave me my start in surveying back in 1963. Check out the letters in the FeedBack column beginning on page 74.
A Note on Titles
Many years ago, in order to deal with all of the various abbreviations used by professional land surveyors–PS, RS, PLS, RLS, RPS, RPLS–the NCEES adopted the term LS to denote Licensed Surveyor. For simplicity's sake we use the same policy in The American Surveyor.
I am pleased to introduce Deral Paulk, City Surveyor of Lawton, Oklahoma, who is the subject of this issue's ProFile column. It was a pleasure to meet Deral and the guys and to travel back to my home state. Lawton adjoins Fort Sill, home of the US Army Field Artillery School, where I trained in the late 60s. (That's Yours Truly in the photo, back in 1968, and that big honkin' instrument next to me was an early-day EDM–a Tellurometer, I think, which used microwaves.) Of course the military, with its unique naming conventions, referred to the instrument as a Distance Measuring, Electronic device (DME) instead of an EDM. The instrument weighed a ton, and because it was an early device the meters had to be properly nulled (lest you get a wrong answer), but it had builtin radio communication and was capable of providing very long distances.
I always admired the system we used back in those pre-computer days, full of checks and balances. Each crew had two computors (people), and we worked with log tables and forms. Each computor worked independently, and if our answers disagreed, we started over. Of course, it was always a race to see who could finish first, all the while knowing that if in your haste you made a mistake and came up wrong when the problem was recalculated, you bought the beer. Taping was handled the same way: doubletaped distances, and if they didn't agree within tolerance, we did them again. In spite of the military's tedious approach, it was very logical and ensured success. The work we did now seems primitive, but at the time, a T-2 with tight angleturning specs and double-taped distances was as good as it got for Third-Order work. After leaving Fort Sill I never again saw a DME or the cool azimuth gyro on which we also trained.
New Series Begins
This issue marks the inauguration of a news series in The American Surveyor. Within the metes and bounds and the Public Land Survey System (P LS S) that exist in the US, there are wrinkles in what I call the marvelous "fabric of surveying" in America. The system set up by Thomas Jefferson is without parallel on our planet, and is held up as an example of logical planning. But the GLO had to accommodate people who were already living in many of the areas when the surveyors came through. Louisiana, for example, has a French influence, and as the GLO worked its way across the state it had to deal with the bona fide rights of existing land owners. Because of the curious river lots that ran radial to the rivers and bayous, some of the GLO plats contain hundreds of lots. Other states, like Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, were affected by Spanish or Mexican land grants. Our first installment has been written by Louisiana surveyor Tony Cavell. Tony's article provides a colorful and fascinating glimpse into the "French accent" that flavors Louisiana surveys.
The State of Surveying
A recent issue of Surveying and Land Information Science contained an article written by James Elithorp, the head of the surveying program at Troy State in Alabama. Elithorp writes ab out the student recruitment prog ram at Troy State and examines the reasons behind the struggles so many deg ree programs are having in this country. Family, working for a surveying and mapping firm, and going to school at Troy State are the three most important reasons students listed as to why they picked geomatics at Troy State.
What also caught my eye were the questions posed to existing surveyors as to why they chose the profession in the first place. Number one on the list was working outdoors, followed by the potential for business ownership, and then meeting the needs of society. The lowest-ranked answer? "Work pays well." Also included was a choice for Other, populated by reasons such as enjoyment of surveying, challenging and interesting work, satisfying nature of boundary retracement, and use of high technology. Ranking equally low in the Other category was "math," and "high demand for surveyors."
A recent NCEES spreadsheet showed that there are around 47,000 licensed surveyors in the U.S. While that sounds like a reasonable number when spread out over 50 states, what is most alarming is that most of those licensed surveyors are between the ages of 40 and 60. There are not enough new licensees currently in line to replenish the supply of licensed surveyors. It is reasonable to assume that fewer surveyors will mean that the prices for their services will go up, but the remaining surveyors should have plenty of work.
Added to this is GIS, which, when coupled with a fantastic technology– GPS–will eventually allow anyone to repeatedly establish a position within the size of a quarter. Will this diminish the need to call a surveyor when boundary issues arise? As we know, the requirement for listing State Plane Coordinates on subdivision plats is relatively recent, so only the newer subdivisions will ever be affected by John Q doing his own surveying. And as Joel Leininger pointed out years ago, GIS will never eliminate property rights, nor will it eliminate the propensity of neighbors to fight over their common boundaries. Looking just "across the pond," it is somewhat sobering to think that England basically has one guy who handles the majority of the boundary disputes in that country (approximately 600 per year). Some feel that machine control poses another threat, but when examined carefully, only threatens the need to pound stakes into the ground. As with most complex technologies, surveyors will still be needed to ensure that the dozers are working in the right spot on a construction site.
Surveyors have been buffeted by the winds of technology, enabling us to do more work with less people. But technology also enables us to produce higher-quality products in less time, and therein lie the seeds of success for the modern surveyor. I'll never forget the first time we used CAD and a color plotter to colorcode the easements on an ALTA survey. The attorneys were ecstatic b ecause they had never seen this done, and because they are a group that closely examines our work product. Imagine the time spent by the attorneys tracing every easement line with their fingers, or even color-coding the easements on their own. The simple addition of color-coding on our part vastly increased their comfort level with the map. My point? As we all know, a happy client often returns for future work.
I know there are also horror stories out there about the use of CAD to completely draw maps when hand drafting would have been simpler and faster. But as we move farther and farther into the digital age, it will be difficult to withstand the demand for 100 percent digital output.
These issues and more will be addressed in The American Surveyor. Stay tuned!
Marc Ch
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VMware vRealize Automation 8.8 Is Now Available
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VMware has released the latest update to the vRealize Suite, vRealize Automation 8.8, on April 28, 2022. With this release, VMware has provided several enhancements and new features, including support for multi-level approval policies, enhanced custom naming for deployment resources, and support for legacy vRealize Orchestrator workflow presentations within vRealize Automation custom forms.
Unless you've been living under a rock the past couple days, you've likely been seeing many articles regarding CVE-2021-44228 which describes a remote code execution vulnerability within Apache Log4j. Apache Log4j is a Java-based logging utility used by many applications across the world, and as such, this vulnerability is a huge issue due to how easy it is to exploit as well as the sheer number of vulnerable devices.
Like most companies with Java based applications, many of VMware's products utilize Log4j to provide application logging capabilities.
Upgrading to vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager 8.0
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vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager 8.0 is the latest release of VMware's application platform for deploying, upgrading, and managing the various products included in the vRealize Suite. Don't worry; you didn't miss several releases between version 2.1 to version 8.0. Instead, VMware has decided to baseline all of the latest vRealize Suite products onto a common version number. Unlike with the previous version of Lifecycle Manager, upgrading to version 8.0 requires the deployment of a new virtual appliance and migration of your existing configuration.
Deploying VMware vRealize Automation 8.0
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The latest release of vRealize Automation 8.0 is based on a completely rewritten codebase and is a dramatic departure from the previous versions of vRealize Automation. vRealize Automation 8.0 is an on-premise release of the VMware vRealize Automation Cloud SaaS offering that has been available for a while now. The platform consists of 3 components: Cloud Assembly, Cloud Broker, and Code Stream. The new vRealize Automation 8.0 virtual appliance includes these components as well as an integrated version of vRealize Orchestrator 8.
vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager 2.1 Patch 1 Installation
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Introduction In this short post, we will quickly review the process for installing Patch 1 to your existing vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager (vRSLCM) 2.1 deployment. The release notes for the patch are available in VMware KB 68067.
How to Obtain the Patch You can directly download the patch within the vRSLCM interface or if your vRSLCM deployment does not have Internet access, you can download it from the VMware Patch Download Center.


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Kampfgruppe Carius by David Pentland. (P)
Lake Ricu, Dunaburg, Latvia, 12th – 16th July 1944. Tiger I tanks of Albert Kersher and Otto Carius, of 2nd Company. Heavy tank Battalion 502, detached to help infantry units in the Karasino and Marruga areas to establish a firm front line.
The Tigers Roar, Malinava, Latvia, July 22nd 1944 by David Pentland. (PC)
1st Lieutenant Otto Carius commanding 2nd Company of the 502nd heavy tank Battalion, with eight Tigers, advanced towards the village of Malinava (a northern suburb of Dunaburg), to halt the Russian advance. Following a reconnaissance Lieutenant Otto Carius explained his plan to take the village. He decided to attack using only two tanks because there was only one narrow road leading to the village. Six Tigers therefore remained in the reserve while Lt Carius and Lt. Albert Kerschers (one of the most decorated commanders of sPzAbt 502) tanks moved towards the village. Speed was the essence and afterwards, Otto Carius recalls that the entire battle did not last more than 20 minutes. in this short time, Carius and Kerscher knocked out 17 of the new JS-1 Stalin and 5 T-34 tanks. Following this he deployed 6 of his tanks in an ambush against the remainder of the Soviet tank battalion advancing toward him, unaware of their lead companies demise. Surprise was complete and a further 28 tanks were destroyed along with their supporting trucks and vehicles, the complete battalion had been wiped out for no loss.
Outside Leningrad, the German troops still clinging to their defences closest to the city were in desperate danger. Hitler finally relented early on 20 January and authorised their withdrawal. In some cases, the withdrawal threatened to become a rout. The Soviet offensive continued on 21 January with major attacks towards Krasnogvardeisk and Luga. Küchler desperately demanded that he be allowed to pull back to the Panther Line, but Hitler insisted on a fighting withdrawal – otherwise, he argued, the Red Army would arrive at the defensive line with sufficient strength to force its way through. In vain, Küchler pointed out that his army, too, would suffer heavy losses in such an attritional withdrawal, and would then lack the strength to hold the Panther Line. Although Army Group North received some welcome armoured reinforcements, in the shape of 12th Panzer Division from Army Group Centre and the 70 Tiger tanks of Schwere Panzer Abteilung 502, it remained in a perilous position.
Under heavy pressure in the north, 9th Luftwaffe Field Division lost its commander, Oberst Ernst Michael, on 22 January, and he was replaced by Oberst Heinrich Geerkens, who had commanded the division's Jäger Regiment 17. Two days later, he too was killed in action. Both men were posthumously promoted to Generalmajor. Meanwhile, with his forces driven out of their dense defensive positions, Lindemann informed Oberkommando des Heeres (the German Army High Command or OKH) that he intended to retreat further. OKH could either accept his decision, he wrote, or send someone to replace him. 13 Although Soviet spearheads continued to reach positions before the retreating Germans, the bulk of the German line fell back intact. The rearguard was made up primarily of infantry commanded by Oberst Paul Wengler of 227th Infantry Division, reinforced by several tanks from Schwere Panzer Abteilung 502. On several occasions, fast-moving Soviet forces cut the road behind them, but the Tiger tanks were practically immune to any light weapons these units could carry, and were able to reopen the line of retreat.
Otto Carius, a Tiger tank commander and one of the greatest German tank `aces' of the war, recalled defending a village during a long, cold night:
Soon the village was under extremely heavy fire. The Russians had noticed that it was occupied and wanted to `clean up' the affair before they advanced further to the west. Their methods showed, however, that they certainly didn't suspect an entire `Tiger' company in the village.
I saw muzzle fire in the woodline. It moved farther to the right from flash to flash. Those had to be tanks moving along the woodline. They wanted to reach the road at the opposite end of the village. Obefeldwebel Zwetti was in position there.
Behind him was von Schiller's tank. I radioed to Zwetti. With the help of a flare, I could determine that a T34 was moving no more than 50 metres away from Zwetti. Due to the firing, we couldn't hear any motor noises. Because of that, the enemy had already made his way to the village. Zwetti shot his neighbour into flames, but we saw in astonishment a second T34 in the middle of the village street, right next to von Schiller.
It often proved fatal to the Russians that they kept completely buttoned up. Because of that, they could scarcely see anything, especially at night. They also had infantrymen riding on the tank, but even they didn't recognise the situation until too late.
Von Schiller wanted to turn his turret but in the process hit the Russian tank with his cannon. He had to back up first in order to be able to knock it out. I didn't feel confident enough to shoot. One of the craziest situations I ever experienced!
After Zwetti had finished off another three tanks, the Russians pulled back. Apparently, the losses they suffered were enough. We stayed in radio contact for the rest of the night and could hear the Russians quite well on one channel. That meant they couldn't be too far from us.
At the break of day, our infantrymen approached the T34 somewhat carelessly. It still stood directly next to von Schiller. Except for a hole in the hull, it was undamaged. Surprisingly, as they went to open the turret hatch completely, it was closed. Immediately thereafter, a hand grenade flew out of the tank and severely wounded three soldiers.
Von Schiller once again took the enemy under fire. Not until the third shot, however, did the Russian tank commander leave his tank. He then collapsed, severely wounded. The other Russians were dead. We took the Soviet lieutenant to division, but he couldn't be interrogated any more. He succumbed to his injuries along the way.
…I remember how we cursed the stubbornness of this Soviet lieutenant at the time. Nowadays, I have another opinion.
Carius' opinions of Soviet tanks and their commanders shed some light on how the numerically inferior German forces succeeded in holding their own for so long during the war: Our guidelines were:
`Shoot first, but if you can't do that, at least hit first.' The prerequisite for that, of course, is fully functioning communications from tank to tank and also among the crew. Furthermore, quick and accurate gun-laying systems need to be present. In most instances, the Russians lacked both of these prerequisites. Because of that, they often came out on the short end of the stick, even though they frequently didn't lag behind us in armour, weapons, and manoeuvrability.
…The personal aggressiveness of the commander while observing was decisive for success against numerically vastly superior enemy formations. The lack of good observation by the Russians often resulted in the defeat of large units. Tank commanders who slam their hatches shut at the beginning of an attack and don't open them again until the objective has been reached are useless, or at least second rate. There are, of course, six to eight vision blocks mounted in a circle in every cupola that allow observation. But they are only good for a certain sector of the terrain, limited by the size of the individual vision block.
Unfortunately, impacting rounds are felt before the sound of the enemy's gun report. Therefore, a tank commander's eyes are more important than his ears. As a result of rounds exploding in the vicinity, one doesn't hear the gun report at all in the tank. It is quite different whenever the tank commander raises his head occasionally in an open hatch to survey the terrain. If he happens to look halfway to the left while an enemy anti-tank gun opens fire halfway to the right, his eye will subconsciously catch the shimmer of the yellow muzzle flash.
…No one can deny that the many casualties among the officers and other tank commanders were due to exposing their heads. But these men didn't die in vain. If they had moved with closed hatches, then many more men would have found their deaths or been severely wounded inside the tanks. The large Russian tank losses are proof of the correctness of this assertion.


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This holiday home is located on the Waterwende park, on the edge of the water sports village of Woudsend. The house is located on open waterways to, among other things, the Heegermeer and has its own parking space.
The living room has many windows, making it a wonderfully light house. Through the patio doors you enter the garden, which is also safe for small children due to the fence. There are various games and many books available. There are also walking, cycling and sailing maps. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher and microwave.
On the first floor you will find two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom. A bedroom with 2 single beds and a bedroom with a double bed. The bathroom has a jetted tub, large shower and two sinks.
In the garden there is comfortable garden furniture and various loose chairs and a parasol. With your own or rented boat in front of the door you will find the optimal holiday feeling here.
You will find this comfortable detached holiday home on the edge of the water sports village of Woudsend. The holiday home is located on the water in a quiet villa park with its own parking space. In Woudsend you will find several restaurants, cafes, shops and markets. Via the Rakken you can sail unimpeded onto the Heegermeer to Heeg, or out of the park starboard through the bridge of Woudsend via the Slotermeer to Sloten or Balk. Various Frisian villages and towns are also easily accessible by (electric) bicycle.
Special about this accommodation
The jetty is 20 meters long, with a small kink. There can be a ship of 15 meters long, 4 meters wide and a draft of 1.70. The garden is also closed off from the water by a fence.
Important to know
Duvets and pillows are provided. You must bring your own bed linen. Dimensions: 2x 80x200 and 2x 90x200. Towels and tea towel are provided in the kitchen.
- Event group size:
- max. 4 persons
- Distance to your location:
Here you will find Waterwende Vakantiewoning
De Greiden 428553 MC Indijk Plan your route
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What is it?
Rhubarb is the edible stalk portion of the rhubarb plant. They can range in color from light pink to dark ruby red, and some varieties can even be yellow or green. The texture of rhubarb is comparable to celery, but having a much stronger, tart flavor. Only the stalks of the plant are edible, the leaves and roots are considered toxic and have no culinary value.
What does it taste like?
Eaten raw rhubarb is extremely tart, with a slight sweetness, and has a crunchy texture like celery. This changes depending on how it is prepared. It becomes softer the longer it is cooked, and the sour flavor will mellow.
What to do with it?
Rhubarb can be prepared as a vegetable, but is more commonly featured in sweet recipes like pies, cobblers, and jams. This is because of rhubarb's extremely tart flavor, so it is typically cooked or baked with sugar or some other kind of sweetener and paired often with strawberries. If you're wanting to experiment with rhubarb in more savory dishes, try adding it to soups or stews that feature rich, salty flavors that counterbalance the tartness.
How to store it?
Typically when bought at the store or markets rhubarb will already be trimmed, but if any leafage remains make sure to trim that before storing. Put whole stocks in a plastic or paper bag with one end open to encourage air flow, and refrigerate. Whole stalks can keep for 2-3 weeks. If stalks start to become soft, refresh them by letting them stand in a glass of water in the fridge until their crisp texture is revived.


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Brown Knitted One-Piece by Souris Mini
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We are offering again this year a newborn collection made of recycled plastic bottles.
This is an extremely soft one-piece knit, perfect for your baby's sensitive skin. Notice the pattern in the weave that adds style and originality to this garment. You'll also appreciate the buttons on the back and crotch for easy dressing.
Pair it with the coordinating knitted hat found, here.
- Soft knit
- Button closure
- Buttons on back for easy dressing
- Material: 97% recycled polyester, 3% spandex
- Care: Machine wash cold inside out with similar colors. Hang to dry. Do not iron on trims.


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Pompeii by Amedeo Maiuri
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Guide-books to museums and monuments in Italy No.3. Good condition paperback book, published in 1970 and translated into English by W.F. McCormick. The pages are complete and the text is clean and clear. 19 illustrations in the text and 114 plates.


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The Bitcoin and XRP value are exhibiting some inexperienced on low-timeframes as sure narratives across the crypto house acquire momentum. The cryptocurrencies stayed about two vital ranges and may very well be poised to increase the development within the coming days.
As of this writing, the XRP value trades at $0.50 with a 1% revenue within the final 24 hours. Within the meantime, Bitcoin recorded a 2.4% revenue over an identical interval, however the primary cryptocurrency by market cap might underperform XRP and different altcoins.
Coinbase To Launch Crypto Futures Buying and selling Worldwide
Crypto change Coinbase not too long ago announced the launch of a derivatives platform for its worldwide shoppers. The US firm has been making an attempt to extend its presence abroad because the Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) tightens regulatory situations within the nation.
In that sense, the crypto buying and selling venue launched a global arm to grow revenue as spot trading volumes decline with the crypto market. As we speak, the change is confirmed to have secured a license with the Bermuda Financial Authority (BMA) to permit establishments to commerce perpetual futures outdoors the US.
The corporate mentioned in an official assertion:
As we speak, we're excited to announce that Coinbase Worldwide Alternate has acquired further regulatory approval from the BMA to increase perpetual futures buying and selling to non-US retail prospects. Within the coming weeks, we'll start to supply eligible prospects entry to regulated perpetual futures contracts on Coinbase Superior.
This announcement might onboard extra merchants to the crypto ecosystem to profit Bitcoin, the XRP price, and the whole market. XRP has been among the many hottest cash up to now few months following a vital authorized victory within the US.
XRP Value Prepared For A Shock Quickly?
Whereas the authorized state of affairs within the US continues to be unsure for the nascent sector, analyst Brett Hill believes that XRP is likely one of the cash that may profit because of its victory towards the SEC. The analyst claims that the "Far West," the period the place every little thing was allowed, is "nearly over" for the nascent trade.
If this state of affairs performs out, tokens with authorized help will thrive, and XRP and Bitcoin appear the 2 probably winners on this new period. Simply yesterday, SEC Chair Gensler reiterated that Bitcoin is just not a safety, in line with US legislation, and a court docket did the identical for XRP.
In that sense, the analyst says that the XRP could "take you all by surprise" within the coming 48 hours whereas adding:
The golden age of cryptocurrency within the far west is nearly over; coming ahead, every little thing can be regulated by white hats.
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Ever wanted to get a new iPhone but didn't know what to do with the old one? Or have you ever thought about using your current phone to help finance the cost of the new phone? Well, now iPhone owners can walk into an Apple store, trade in their current phones and get a credit toward a new one.
Apple confirmed its rumored iPhone trade-in program today and released a statement:
"iPhones hold great value. So, Apple retail stores are launching a new program to assist customers who wish to bring in their previous-generation iPhone for reuse or recycling. In addition to helping support the environment, customers will be able to receive a credit for their returned phone that they can use toward the purchase of a new iPhone."
The new trade-in program will probably encourage people to upgrade more often. However, it isn't exactly like trading in a car, there are a few stipulations.
According to techcrunch.com:
"The program works by giving iPhone owners a chance to trade in non-water damaged devices in good working order, for between $120 and $250 or so, depending on the condition of the device, what model it is and other factors. As part of the stipulations of the trade-in, customers have to walk out with a new contract as well as a new device. It only applies to customers shopping for a new iPhone, so you can' t just trade an older model in for store credit or toward a different purchase, according to our original sources."
It will be interesting to see how this iPhone trade in program competes with other similar offers. Both AT&T and T-mobile recently announced their own versions of a trade-in program, and electronics store Best Buy already has a something similar as well. However, Apple is usually pretty good at building an end-to-end customer experience, so most people will probably instinctively just go to the Apple store to trade in rather than through a third party. Like trading in a car, most people rather go to the dealership rather than a used car lot.
This announcement comes just few weeks before we expect to see Apple unveil the new iPhone 5S and cheaper iPhone 5C (the plastic model) at its Sept. 10th event.


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Upcoming Career Fairs for Engineering Majors
The college will be offering All Engineering Majors In-Person Career Fairs on September 20, 21, 22, and 23, from 1 – 5pm in the Gunness Student Center in Marcus Hall. The All Engineering Majors Virtual Career Fair will be held on September 29 from 12 – 6pm and conducted via Handshake.
There were initially only three in-person dates scheduled for the career fairs, but a fourth in-person date was added due to high employer demand. There will be approximately 70 different employers present for the in-person events, divided between the four days. There will also be approximately 70 employers attending the virtual event. These employers will be searching for engineering majors for internships, co-ops, and full-time jobs. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience interacting with potential employers and develop an understanding of the employment landscape for engineering students.
Employers that will be in attendance include Raytheon, the Federal Aviation Administration, AbbVie, MITRE, MathWorks, Markforged, Marvell Semiconductor, Sensata, ISO New England, General Dynamics, TTM Technologies, Bristol Myers Squibb, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Saint-Gobain, and Dell. Full lists of employers that will be present and when they will be present are available here, so that students can plan accordingly.
This fall the college is also launching a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Certification program for undergraduate and graduate students. Students will earn badges by participating in DEI-related events or training opportunities. The first opportunity will be to attend one of the three Theater Delta performances sponsored by the college on September 21 and 22. Students who register for these performances will receive a special badge for the career fairs, which will acknowledge to prospective employers their leadership in this area. Each employer recruiting at the fairs will receive information about this new initiative.
In addition to the All Engineering Majors In-Person Career Fairs and the All Engineering Majors Virtual Career Fair, engineering students are also encouraged to attend the following career fairs taking place later this fall: the Tech Jobs & Internship Fair on October 6; the Life Sciences & Biotech Career Fair on October 13; and the Civil & Environmental Engineering Career Fair on October 21. Each of these fairs will take place in-person.
(September 2022)


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We're excited to announce the primary launch of our JSON Adapter Suggestions Supplier! If you're
unfamiliar with what suggestions suppliers are, take a look at this weblog describing them, right here.
Suggestions Suppliers are an experimental characteristic of seven.4-preview2+ and so you can be required to make use of one of many 7.4 previews for JSON Adapters to work.
Putting in JSON Adapter Suggestions Supplier
First to get the newest PowerShell preview for this to work on you'll be able to obtain them on our GitHub launch web page right here.
The discharge is on the market from the PowerShell Gallery.
Use the next command to put in JsonAdapter utilizing PowerShellGet v2.x:
Set up-Module -Identify Microsoft.PowerShell.JsonAdapter -AllowPrerelease
If you're utilizing PSResourceGet, you should use the next command:
Set up-PSResource -Identify Microsoft.PowerShell.JsonAdapter -PreRelease
To make use of it you have to to import the module into your session through:
Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.JsonAdapter
We encourage you to incorporate the import message in your $PROFILE
so it may well persistently be loaded
in each PowerShell session you begin. When you have Visible Studio Code put in, kind
code $PROFILE
to edit your profile or use your selection of editor.
What are JSON Adapters?
A JSON adapter is a script that may parse the textual content output of a local executable and convert it to
PowerShell Object. JSON adapters will be made for
any command, it's simply required to make use of the precise identify of the command because the prefix to the script.
The script should be named like so <identify of command>-json.ps1
to be recognized by the JSON
adapter utility. This script's file location should even be added to your $env:PATH
variable to be
Making a JSON Adapter
For instance, say you're on a Mac and need to use the command vm_stat
like a PowerShell object. If
you add the next to a file referred to as vm_stat-json.ps1
and add the placement of this file to your
variable, the JSON Adapter suggestions supplier will determine it as a attainable suggestion
for vm_stat
param ( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true)][string]$inputObject )
$h = @{}
if ( $inputObject -match "^Mach Digital") {
if ($inputObject -match "web page measurement of (d+) ") {
$h['PageSize'] = [int]$matches[1]
else {
$ok,$v = $inputObject -split ":"
$AdjustedK = ($ok -replace "[ -]","_").trim() -replace '"'
$AdjustedV = "$v".Trim() -replace ".$"
$h[$AdjustedK] = [int64]$AdjustedV
That is what the expertise appears like within the shell.
JC or JSON Converter, is a command line utility that may convert textual content to JSON for number of command
line instruments. You could find directions on the right way to set up jc
and a full record of supported instructions
on the repo of jc. It may be an excellent device to make use of to transform the outputs with out writing a JSON
Adapter your self. The JSON Adapter
module helps utilizing jc
as a JSON Adapter if the person has it
put in. This implies when you have the jc
utility put in and use a command that's supported by JC, the JSON
Adapter suggestions supplier will recommend utilizing JC piped to ConvertFrom-JSON
It is very important notice that not all jc supported utilities are supported. The record of supported instructions is:
"arp", "cksum", "crontab", "date", "df", "dig", "dir", "du", "file", "finger",
"free", "hash", "id", "ifconfig", "iostat", "jobs", "lsof", "mount", "mpstat",
"netstat", "route", "stat", "sysctl", "traceroute", "uname", "uptime", "w", "wc",
"who", "zipinfo"
Moreover, you have to to make use of the suitable parameters that jc requires to work correctly. For
instance, if you wish to use jc
with uname
, you have to to make use of uname -a
as that's what jc
requires to correctly convert the output to JSON.
Predictive IntelliSense Assist
We've additionally added predictive IntelliSense help for the JSON Adapter suggestions supplier. This
means after a JSON Adapter suggestions supplier is triggered, as you kind the command identify once more,
Predictive Intellisense will recommend the suggestions command to you. This can be a nice approach to simply strive
the suggestion after a JSON Adapter suggestions supplier is triggered.
As that is our very first launch, we all know there could also be points that come up. We positively look
ahead to your suggestions and ideas! You may present suggestions on the repo for this mission
right here. Many issues are topic to vary as we're in early growth of this. Give it a strive!
Jim Truher and Steven Bucher
PowerShell Workforce