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It may seem like Star Trek technology, but automotive HUDs have been with us for a while. In fact, HUD displays made their first appearance in fighter jets.
Of course, since that time, the technology has advanced and become more readily available for consumer use. While some auto manufacturers are starting to include a HUD in their newer vehicles, there are still plenty of solid aftermarket options.
Choosing the Best Car HUD of 2019
Still, figuring out which aftermarket car HUD is right for you can be difficult. With different types of displays, different vehicle compatibilities, and different connectivity options, know what is a good value requires specific knowledge. That is why we have put together our list of the top5 aftermarket automotive HUDs as well as a comprehensive buyer's guide, to you can feel confident making an informed purchase.
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1. Kivic – The Best New HUD of 2018
For anyone who's new to heads-up displays or HUDs just know that the general purpose of having this device is to allow you to keep your head up and eyeline on the road, as you view statistics such as your speed, time as well as GPS and just about anything that appears on your phone.
The Kivic is one such gadgets. According to the instruction manual, the Kivic HUD beams the various contents on the road in front of the driver by connecting with Android-based smartphones and iPhones wirelessly.
The driver can check information such as the time, vehicle speed, messages, incoming calls and GPS information while driving. A key feature of Kivic is that all display information comes from your phone without relying on an OBD2 connection.
The main device consists of the display engine, the combiner, locking lever, power USB, and a light sensor. With the locking lever, we can make slight adjustments, so it's easy to adjust a better view of a display.
What it's like to use a Kivic? Installation was incredibly easy. Just push the sticker. Center the Kivic on a dashboard in the middle of a cluster panel and plug it into the cigar lighter.
One thing I would have liked to have seen is an extra USB out on the Kivic charger so that it would be possible to keep a phone charged while using. There are plenty of cars on the road that still only have one cigar lighter socket next to the driver. Something like this would have been nice and I think Kivic looks nice in a car. It's sleek and feels appropriately placed, so the last step is to download the app. All options were pretty self-explanatory and once I hit a button it immediately began to display information. Bluetooth was already turned on and this part of the process felt quite easy.
In Real Life
You'll also receive notifications when someone calls or texts or when someone contacts you via Facebook. When receiving calls you still need to rely on things like a Bluetooth earpiece or placing your call on a speaker and when receiving a text you should use voice commands to both listen and respond. Full-screen mode and screencasting will allow Kivic to show whatever image your phone is currently displaying.
Just one exception to this would be the GPS. Running the GPS on Kivic is one of its strongest benefits. I use GPS daily even on familiar commutes to check the traffic conditions and having my eye line on the Kivic display feels much safer even compared to having a phone holder on a dashboard.
It's easy to see the road through the glass display. It removes tension that comes with each glance away from the road. The display is suitably bright during the day and there's no trouble viewing time in miles per hour and at nighttime. Definitely, a great gadget for its price.
- Display Size and Picture Quality
- Fair Price
- Screen Casting Support
- Doesn't Require OBDII
- Solid Design
- No Extra USB for Charging Phone
- User Interface Should be Simplified
2. TIMPROVE T600 – Universal Car HUD
T600 is a new design of TIMPROVE Universal Car HUD where it does not require the installation of a reflective film on your windshield. So, here you can read all the information directly on the Head Up Display unit.
On the front of Head Up Display we have this LCD display. And then on the back, we have this rocker switch, which you can use to set up the unit and also toggle to different display. In the middle we have a photo cell to detect daytime and nighttime. So, during nighttime it will dim the display so it won't be so bright. Next to it, is the mini USB connector that you connect your data cable to. And, that's what is used to power this unit on and provide the driving information on this display.
Display Button Functions
At the top of the main display is the speed reading. The bottom left hand corner is the water temperature. Over here on the right, this is the car battery voltage. The switch is at the back of the unit. You can push this in, or move the switch left and right. To get into the main menu, push the switch in and hold it for a second.
Main Menu Settings
First item is language set. Next one is warning tone by default. If you move that switch at the back left or right, you can change a setting. The other item is speed alarm. The default may be increased or decreased.
Next item is battery alarm. Default's 10.5 volt. The other one is speed adjust. Default is 107%. With this setting, if you find that the speed reading on this unit is different than what's on your dash, you can use this to fine tune the reading on the HUD so you can match the speed reading of the HUD to the speed reading on your vehicle.
Let's go to the next item: In OBD diagnose, you can scan for DTC, or trouble code, and clear the DTC. In a driving test, we have two choices – speed up test and break test. A speed up test shows you the speed that you're traveling at and the elapsed time that it took.
Data stream will display a list of pits on your vehicle. And, over here on the right is the live data that's showing from your vehicle. You can change the view of a multi-function display screen by pressing in the back button momentarily. This will display the elapsed time and elapsed distance. If you press the button again, this will show you the speed, tachometer, trip time, distance, coolant temperature, battery voltage.
Units for Adjustment
- Speed offset: If you turn off the ignition and the speed reading on the HUD is not zero, you can adjust the value here to bring that speed reading back to zero. You can reduce BAT adjust, or increase it up to 100%.
- Engine size: There you can enter the size of the engine. The fuel adjust allows you to fine tune the fuel consumption reading on your unit.
- Color change: You can toggle left and right to change your color of the display.
- CWT unit: This is the unit of measure for the water temperature. You can change this from fahrenheit to celsius, and the other way round.
- Speed unit: You can set it for miles per hour or kilometers per hour. Sum distance allows you to set the value here to match that of the mileage of your vehicle.
- Power off time: You can adjust it to any default.
- Sleep voltage: If the device is not turning off when you turn off the ignition, you can adjust the value so the unit will turn off.
- Factory set: Here you can reset the unit to factory default.
Other Characteristics
TIMPROVE is very compact. You can place it in a different location if you want, such as directly on top of your driver's side. Also, once you've set up everything on the unit, it'll remember its setting. And, this unit will start up automatically when you start the ignition, and shut off automatically when you turn off the ignition.
- Compactness
- The settings` fixation
- Automatic insertion
- Perfect display design
- Easy daytime and nighttime detection
- Speed up test and break test
- Interface should be simplified
3. Navdy – Simply the Best Last Year's Aftermarket HUD
The Navdy is the unquestioned champion of the aftermarket HUD arena. Is accomplishes this feat on all levels and by providing a product which can accomplish tasks that are simply non-existent outside of it. Of course, all of these advantages come at a premium price which is by and far the most expensive product on our list many times over. Still, if you are looking for the best aftermarket HUD available, this is the only game in town.
First, the Navdy features a dedicated screen that uses LED lights in full color. Quite simply, there is not another product on our list that can hope to compete with the brightness, clarity, and cohesion of image quality. The only issue is that the screen's supposed transparent projection which is supposed make the image seem superimposed into the distance does not work for everybody. However, this is less of an issue with the product and more a result of different people's biology not responding to the technology the same.
Other Features
This allows the Navdy to use numerous 3rd-party apps or other apps on the phone without issue and will not interrupt the products function like it would with the Garmin. As icing on the cake, the Navdy can even respond to voice commands–though the effectiveness is a bit spotty – or hand gestures. With these interactive functions, you can answer calls, respond to texts, and get directions in real time.
- Unmatched in terms of connectivity and interactivity such that the competition pales in comparison
- The software is incredibly well done, presenting a far greater accuracy and responsiveness than the other products
- Installation is a breeze and customer service is by far the most responsive
- The display does not project directly onto your windshield, forcing you to continuously refocus as you look from the road to the HUD and back.
- The image is incredibly dependent on the angle of observation such that if you move slightly to one side or the other–say you lean on the armrest–the image will go out of focus
- There are a couple issues this HUD has with all-electric and hybrid vehicles specifically
4. Arpenkin X5 HUD – The Best Budget HUD
This aftermarket HUD is a barebones product. Keep in mind, there are many people who have no interest in all of the other pieces of information that the other HUDs on this list provide. In fact, there are numerous customers who have purchase some of the other products that noted they specifically used tape to block out some of the unwanted clutter to better focus on only the information they were interested in.
Of course, this can be a bit of a double – edged sword. While the total amount of information the HUD can display is not truly compromised, and numerous users will appreciate the displaying of a single piece of information at once, switching through the different pieces of information can be tedious and ultimately takes your eyes off of the road.
Moreover, this HUD features the worst display out of any on our list, and there are no ways to correct it like with some of the other products we reviewed. The Arpenkin, as a budget HUD, uses a projection display onto a film placed on your windshield. Unfortunately, this film does little to alleviate the problems common with many projection HUDS.
Some of the other products on this list who suffer this issue have a workaround by placing a black film behind the screen. Sadly this does not work with the Arpenkin, which makes this only suitable for nighttime driving.
- Though the difference is not significant, this is still the least expensive product on our list
- The alarms are accurate, numerous, and easily customizable
- The display information is well-organized and not at all cluttered
- At 3"m this HUD has the smallest display out of any product on our list
- Film projections without the option a lens can suffer from resolution and brightness issues as well as double image depending on the angle of the sun
- The amount of information displayed is least amount out of any product on our list
5. ZXLine A8 – The Largest HUD Display
After the Navdy and the Garmin, this is probably the best HUD for most people – assuming it works for you vehicle. Unfortunately, the ZXLine was designed to work primarily in newer model vehicles. This means if your vehicle is 7 years old or older, there is a good chance the ZXLine simply will not function. To make matters worse, the English translation of the directions were written by a non-native speaker of English. As such, they are often confusing, it not outright contradictory.
However, if you have a newer model vehicle and are not looking to spend over $100 on an aftermarket HUD, the ZXLine will perform better than either the Echoman or the Arpenkin. However, both of those other models have clear advantages in some respects, so you will need to weigh what it is you want most.
Still not bad for the money
One issue that is a bit of a push-pull consideration is the information organization. Quite simply, there is a fair amount of information, and it is all bunched together. This cluttered organization can make it somewhat difficult to see quickly. However, the ZXLine did at least color code the information to make it easier to see what you are looking for. Still, people with poorer eyesight might find it difficult to use.
- At 5.5", this HUD has the largest display out of any product on our list
- The projection film does actually eliminate double images, unlike some other products
- While the amount and organization can be a bit cluttered, the color coding helps find the information you are looking for quickly
- Film projections without the option a lens can suffer from resolution and brightness issues depending on the angle of the sun
- The directions are not well-written which can make installation difficult
- This product faces the most compatibility issues out of any on our list
6. Garmin – The Best Mid-Tier Aftermarket HUD
While the Garmin cannot come close to competing with the Navdy in terms of functional robustness, it does still provide far more versatility and options than any other product on this list and does so at a much lower price point than the Navdy. In fact, the Navdy is at least 3 times more expensive than the Garmin and may be more than that depending on the supplier.
However, one area where the Garmin provides a unique feature that the Navdy cannot match is screen versatility. Whereas the Navdy uses a dedicated screen, the Garmin is able to use both a dedicated screen or a film projection. While a dedicated screen is without question better for image quality, smaller cars or those with a lower angle windshield slope may have trouble accommodating the HUD and screen without seeming awkward, unsightly, or just not fit properly.
Moreover, while the Garmin does not feature the same breadth of 3rd-party app compatibility as the Navdy, it does use a proprietary app that allows GPS and directions – though in a more limited context. The Garmin also accomplishes this connectivity via Bluetooth, just like the Navdy.
In Conclusion
- Only the Garmin HUD gives you the versatility to choose whether you want to use the included lens or a film on your windshield as the display
- The HUD's power adapter can also be used to charge a phone with a USB connection
- The only other HUD on our list that offers directions, though more simplified than the Navdy's
- Though not as expensive as the Navdy, the Garmin is still far more expensive than the other three products on this list without all of the Navdy's features
- The information will be shut down should you use your phone for another purpose during its activity
- The direction information is not as accurate as one would like and must come from the Garmin HUD app itself
7. Echoman EM03B – The Best HUD for Mountainous Driving
The Echoman holds a unique position on this list. While it does utilize a dedicated screen on which to project its display, the screen is definitely inferior to both the Navdy and the Garmin. Of course, using a screen, it is still superior to simple projection displays. Unfortunately, this does not prevent some of the same issues as projection displays which is a bit troubling. However, many users have found that by placing an opaque sheet behind the screen, these issues are completely resolved. Still, this requirement speaks to a larger issue the Echoman presents throughout its use: poor design.
For one, the display does present a good amount of information. In fact, the Echoman is unique in that it is the only HUD on our list that presents your altitude. In fairness, the Navdy could be used to find that information as well, but it is not presented natively. As such, if you are driving over mountainous terrain – like in Japan where the Navdy was developed – you will be able to see your altitude.
Unfortunately, both the altitude and the compass – the other piece of information not often found on a HUD – have their own issues. For some reason, these features regularly find themselves out of sync and must be realigned regularly. However, the HUD does not present the method for doing so in an easy manner and is not even necessarily effective once you do figure out how to change it.
Some Issues
- This is the only HUD that provides an altitude
- Installation is fairly easy and straight-forward, though some of the settings are more difficult to adjust
- Reasonably priced and provides a good amount of information
- The actual arrangement of the information is not especially ordered or attractive
- The information output has a bit of a delay, which can be especially important for things like speed
- Both the compass and the altitude will need to be reset often and is a tedious process in the first place
Best HUD for a car – Buyer's Guide
There are only two types of aftermarket automotive HUDs at the moment: projections and screens. Ultimately, the HUDs that utilize their own screen are generally superior.
The screen itself allows you to quickly and easily reposition the unit if the angle does not allow the best presentation. Moreover, HUDs with their own screen are far more likely to suffer less from the dreaded "double image."
However, the material of the screen will play an important role in whether this effect occurs as well. However, there is no standard material used for HUD displays that use a screen, though avoidance of plastic composites is advisable. Unfortunately, the HUDs that utilize a screen are also generally significantly more expensive than HUDs that simply project the image.
Problems and Solutions
Still, you get what you pay for, and projection HUDs have their own issues. The biggest problem with projection HUD has to do with the image quality. In the most ideal conditions, the image quality of a projection HUD will generally be pretty good. However, ideal conditions are usually limited to at night without too many bright lights. During the day, and especially if the sun is in front of you setting on the horizon, the image of projection HUDs can be completely washed out.
This also requires you to stick a small piece of film onto your windshield which can be difficult. Specifically, you need to know exactly where the film should be placed which can take a few tries of trial and error. Moreover, depending on the HUD, the film itself may be sticky. This can make removing it from the windshield difficult, and if you have to reposition it numerous times, it may lose some of its adhesive integrity.
Connectivity and Information
Most HUDs still connect by way of wires. This is especially relevant for the HUD's ability to display the vehicle's performance. Moreover, many HUD's are also powered by the 12 volt vehicle outlet located on your dash. However, if your HUD connects to your smartphone, it may require another stage of connectivity. In this regard, the HUD may connect directly to the smartphone with a cable, or it may allow connection through Bluetooth.
Whether or not your HUD connects to your phone will also impact the amount and type of information you can receive. HUDs that do not connect to a smartphone generally only receive information from the vehicle itself. This information can include, speed, RPMs, engine temperature, and a host of other pieces of information. However, if your HUD connects to your phone it will often provide directions when driving, and some of the more advanced HUDs will even allow you to use 3rd-party apps.
Display Quality
This consideration can broken down into 3 qualities: brightness, resolution, and cohesion. Cohesion in this instance relates to whether or not the display creates a double-image effect or not. Generally, it is the polarization of windshields that cause this effect. The brightness will have a lot to do with the type of illumination–with LED being the brightest.
However, the brightness will also hinge on whether the display is projected onto a dedicated screen or a film placed on the windshield.
The same considerations which impact the brightness of the display will also impact the resolution and the cohesion with the same factors producing a better or worse quality.
This consideration can be broken into two parts: smartphone and vehicle. The best HUDs connect to your smartphone and even allow the use of 3rd-party apps while in function. However, even for the HUDs that connect to your smartphone, many of them require the use of HUD-specific apps and may stop working when you switch to a different app.
The other compatibility consideration for HUDs has to do with the vehicle in question. Different vehicles have different readout systems which measure the vehicle's performance. These readouts are OBD, OBD II, EOBD (for European standards), and JOBD (for Japanese standards). If your HUD and vehicle readout are not compatible, you will not be able to receive information about your vehicle's performance through the HUD.
If money is no issue, the Navdy is the only option that can provide a full modern experience. Aside from its impressive dedicated screen size, it also presents more information than any other product on our list.
Of course, this has to do more with the Navdy's ability to connect with your smartphone and utilize 3rd-party apps, but it is still an impressive feat to be able to control your smartphone with hand motions directed towards your HUD.
Beyond the Navdy, the Garmin offers a decent product at a greatly reduced price, though the smartphone functionality is greatly reduced as well. For a stripped down, budget option, the Arpenkin is a solid choice, though the ZXLine may be a better one.


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Here are some of the basic ingredients I like to use. Obviously you can substitute or use more or less of something according to your taste. My typical smoothie includes:
1/2 to 3/4 cup 2% Greek Yogurt
1/2 to 3/4 cup frozen mixed berries
1/2 to 3/4 cup spinach (I have been using kale some lately)
1 Tbsp local honey or sweetened coconut
2 Tbsp ground flaxseed meal
1/2 to 3/4 cup orange juice
Just throw it all in the blender and puree. Even my girls love sneaking sips of my smoothie!
Here is the approximate nutrition info for the smoothie using the 1/2 cup measurements.
Calories: 282
Carbs: 31
Fat: 7
Protein: 17
Sodium: 38
Sugar: 21
Some of the biggest benefits of this smoothie can't be found in the numbers above.
Greek yogurt is a good source of protein, calcium and probiotics, which improve your digestive health and immune system.
Frozen berries are a great source of Vitamin C and antioxidants.
Spinach also provides you with many great antioxidants including those that fight cancer! One cup gives you more than your recommended daily allowance of vitamins K and A, and almost all the manganese and folate you need.
Local honey, when eaten daily, is known to help with seasonal allergies.
Ground flaxseed meal is an excellent source of Omega 3 fatty acids, lignans, and insoluble and soluble fiber. These components may be able to help protect against cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, inflammation and hot flashes.
Orange juice is another great source of Vitamin C and can protect against inflammation, improve diastolic blood pressure and decrease LDL (bad) cholesterol levels.


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We welcome musicians, spoken word performers, poets, and all kinds of artists who are looking for that safe space where they can share their talents! In the next weeks, we'll be opening up our stores for community performances — if this interests you, we want to hear from you!
- Email firstname.lastname@example.com indicating what you want to perform for the community. Make this the title of your subject!
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A neighbour had this little gem which I bought for the princely sum of £2 (I think). I'm not so much into royal items but this one has an added attraction...it was given away by GEORGE PADMORE J.P. and Mayor of Stockport. Is he a relative? I have no idea but the name doesn't appear very often so I had to have it. Made in England by Welworth, Longton. What a nice find.
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I'm super grateful this deployment was cut short. I'm thanking my lucky stars. But I'm also nervous. We didn't have much of a "reintegration" last time as we were living a couple hundred miles apart. Will it be rough? Ryan and I bicker a lot, our parents independently have called us the Bickersons, but we don't full out fight often. As much as I'm looking forward to even bickering with him I'm still nervous for it.
Since my husband has been deployed a lot of changes have happened. I switched jobs/locations within the library, I dealt with two annoying car issues on my own, I handled family illnesses and bad news left and right, I've built routines like walking the dog daily to preserve my sanity, and I like to think I've grown and changed a bit. Of course he has. He has been in a war zone since this summer. I just hope our changes meld together without too much friction.
I guess I'm mostly venting my nerves out there to the blog world. The homecoming banner and signs are made, the outfit is selected, the photographer hired (although he has no idea on that one, my husband is a pain with pictures!) and the house is ready aside from a last minute vacuum session and load of laundry.
Sorry I had to edit them a bit but proof they're done!! There are hearts on the sides cut off there too.
I'm ready. I think. I cannot wait to hug my husband and kiss him and tell him in person how much I love him. Not over a choppy, phone or video connection or an email either. I'm ready, whatever adjustment necessary to the solo life I've built in his absence. I cannot wait to walk the Dup with him, retire the Netflix/laptop combination that took over his side of the bed, and converse with another human every evening. I can't wait for him to be home. My butterflies can fly around my stomach if they must, I know it will be worth it.


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Folding Garden Carts – Carts That Can Be Easily Stored Away
People in the market for folding garden carts will find they have several excellent options available to them. When researching which is the best, many options are likely present themselves, with different features and in different price ranges. But which garden cart is the best? And what sets it apart from the rest?
Which folding garden carts to select largely depends on the duties they'll commonly be used for and the budget of the purchaser. There are smaller folding hand carts, larger folding carts with wheels and other types of different shapes, sizes and strengths.
A garden cart wagon is a useful tool for anyone needing to move plants, tools, fertilizer or other supplies around the yard while they're gardening or landscaping. Having one will undoubtedly make such tasks more efficient. According, it is an excellent investment. It also allows the cart operator to transport heavier loads, reducing the chance of strain or injury.
What Should I Consider Before Buying A Folding Cart
Those considering buying folding garden carts may be doing so because they have a limited amount of storage space. When yard work necessitates owning a cart to enable transportation of equipment but the shed or garage used for storage doesn't afford much room, a foldable cart is a wise alternative. It will have all the usefulness of a standard cart but can be collapsed for easy storage in a more confined space.
But folding garden carts don't have to be used solely for yard work. The purchase of one, even if it's marketed for gardening, can be useful on camping trips, for taking children and their equipment to the park or beach and for any situation where a utility cart with wheels makes life a little bit easier.
As Flat As A Pancake Cart
An excellent example of folding garden carts are Hideaway Pancake Flat Wagons, which are extremely durable and strong yet fold completely flat – like a pancake – when it's time to store them away. Their all-steel construction gives them the capability of hauling up to 150 lbs at a time, yet they fold extremely thinly and can be tucked away in very little time. In fact, their construction sets them apart as it enables them to fold more thinly than other similar carts.
Hideaway Pancake Flat Wagons are ideal for garden tasks, moving, tailgating parties, bringing to the beach or park and even using at trade shows and exhibits. Their portability and strength make them an ideal purchase for gardeners, business people and anyone who could use a helping hand with transporting a wide variety of items.
Those who often find themselves hauling equipment for any reason, yet don't have a lot of room in their home to store a big utility cart, will greatly benefit from the purchase of a convenient folding cart with wheels. They're available when needed but not in the way. The Hideaway Pancake Flat Wagons are certainly among the most highly recommended, but other good carts are on the market too. Whatever the reason for purchasing it, a folding utility cart will come in handy more often than many people realize.


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(PRWEB) May 09, 2016
In Notes on a Call Sheet #26, Stephen Mitchell describes being introduced to acting icon Steve McQueen at the Chez Club when they attended a performance by jazz drummer legend Buddy Rich. Mitchell and McQueen owned the same model Ferrari--the Berlinetta Lusso--at the time. Later, the two men met again on Sunset Boulevard--Stephen in his Ferrari GTO and Steve in his Jaguar XKSS.
Notes on a Call Sheet is Stephen Mitchell's platform for instructing actors on technique and branding as well as providing a nostalgic look back on his experiences with the repertory company he founded in Los Angeles in the early 80s and encounters with Hollywood icons (including Marlon Brando, Adrian Lyne, Ron Shelton and Henry Jaglom). The podcast is available free on Podbean and iTunes.
For twenty years, filmmaker Stephen Mitchell ran the repertory company for film and television which was labeled The New Hollywood Studio System. Incorporating aspects and practices of the old Hollywood Studio System along with 'guerilla' filming techniques reminiscent of the French New Wave, the group produced films and television shows including the critically acclaimed series (Interview) and Confessions. It was during this twenty year period that Stephen authored the Action/ReAction technique for actors which is the subject of a book by the same title available on Amazon.
Stephen began his filmmaking career with Montmartre which he wrote and directed in French in Paris in 1979.


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Wood-Cooked & Homemade
Southbank Original Barbecue is located right along the beautiful Fox River in downtown Yorkville. We offer meaty favorites such as pulled pork, wings, drummies, ribs, and so much more. All of our BBQ is wood-cooked and homemade, served to order and delicious every time.
Our restaurant doesn't use any fryers. Nothing is deep fried and each item off of our menu is made fresh. We also make our own spice rubs, sauces, and side dishes – the unique options you have to choose from separates us from the competition! We're open late every night of the week and look forward to serving you.
Meet Our Pitboss
We would like to introduce you to our Pitboss, Matt! He has an extensive culinary background that includes a long stint as a pitboss at a very reputable BBQ restaurant in Alabama. Matt is looking forward to meeting all of you and cannot wait for you to try his award-winning brisket! It will be served once per week until we get our feet solidly on the ground.
Be sure to say hello when you see him around Southbank Original Barbecue!


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What I love about Zodiac scratchcard game is its simplicity. All I had to do was choose three symbols and if the wheel spun to land the symbol, then I won. Zodiac scratchcard game is a game of chance, much like lottery, and no one knows whether the wheel would result in winning or losing. Zodiac has a wheel with different zodiac signs of Virgo, Gemini, Cancer, Capricorn, Taurus, Scorpion, Pisces, Libra, Aquarius, Sagittarius, Aries, and Leo, and three gold stars.
I followed these steps to play Zodiac:
• I clicked on 'play' to purchase the card.
• I scratched on the cards to reveal the symbols I owned along with the prizes that I could potentially win.
• Then I clicked on the 'Spin' in order to spin the wheel and try my luck.
Zodiac scratchcard game made me feel truly that it depended on my luck, and if my three lucky stars could work then luck is in my favor. I won three games of Zodiac and considering that as a sign I stopped for the day.
I played Zodiac every single day after that. It is a great scratchcard game, once again combined with the simplest of the most entertaining games 'spin the wheel'. The wheel of fortune as it known, brought me luck and fortune. Zodiac scratchcard game had all the options of playing available that made it simple for me to play this game. There are simple shortcuts and an auto play mode that make it easier to play and win.
Zodiac fantasy scratchcard game does not have a background setting, there is just the wheel and the golden stars, which is perfect, since including anything else would have taken the focus away from the symbols and become distracting. I found myself watching the wheel closely and I did not require anything else to keep me entertained. I had a wide variety of bet that I could place like £0.05, £1, £2, £5, £10 and £20. There is a pay chart which lets me know what and how much I can win at any point in time. The prize amount is equal to the prize multiplier that is multiplied by the bet. With so many different options and so many ways to win I will be hooked on to Zodiac for a long time!


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While it's TfL's job to keep Londoners moving on public transport, occasionally it encourages people to use their feet.
40 free guided walks are taking place across London on the weekend of 20-21 May — and the topics are eclectic as ever.
Hidden alleyways and courtyards, secret diaries, ghosts, film and TV locations, and the 'real' West End are a few of the things this year's talks focus on. All are led by an experienced Walk London guide, so you know you're in safe hands.
Don't be put off if you've got kids, either. The Animal I-Spy in the City walk, for example, invites you and the little ones to discover dragons, lions and unicorns in the heart of the City.
Walks range from around one to five hours in length; be sure to know what you're letting yourself in for before you sign up.
The walks are happening across London from 20-21 May. Book onto one or two here.
For more information about walking in the capital, and to download TfL's Walking Tube map, click here.


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CHURCHILL, Winston. Printed document signed. London: July 11, 1910. Black-bordered printed document, one page, 8 by 12-1/2 inches. Framed with portrait of Churchill, entire piece measures 20 by 20 inches.
Printed document, a 1910 letter of appreciation signed by Churchill, sent on behalf of King George V to Welsh Nonconformists for their resolution on the death of King Edward VII.
The document, finished in hand and signed by Churchill as Secretary of State for the Home Office, July 11, 1910 and sent to R. Davies, Esq., Tuhwntirbwlch, Portmadoc [Wales], reads in full, "I am commanded by The King to convey to you hereby His Majesty's Thanks for the Loyal and Dutiful Resolution of the nonconformists of Portmadoc on the occasion of the lamented death of His late Majesty King Edward the Seventh. I am to say that the expression of sympathy with Queen Alexandra has been laid before Her Majesty, who desires me to communicate to you Her Thanks." On May 6, 1910, after a reign of less than 10 years, King Edward VII died and was succeeded by his son as King George V. The Nonconformists of Portmadoc who had sent this resolution were Christians who refused to conform to the Church of England. Under magnification, there appears to be some black shading under Churchill's brown ink signature; this may have been caused by splaying of the ink or, when Churchill signed this letter, the ink was very light and he signed his name a second time, going over his first signature.
Three horizontal folds, none through Churchill's signature. Handsomely framed and in fine condition.


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Diamond A's interior layout sleeps up to 12 guests in 9 rooms, including a master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, 4 double cabins and 2 twin cabins. She is also capable of carrying up to 15 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience. Timeless styling, beautiful furnishings and sumptuous seating feature throughout to create an elegant and comfortable atmosphere.
Diamond A's impressive leisure and entertainment facilities make her the ideal charter yacht for socialising and entertaining with family and friends.
She is built with Steel hull and Aluminium superstructure. This custom full displacement yacht is equipped with an ultra-modern stabilization system which reduces roll motion effect and results in a smoother more enjoyable cruising experience. She features 'at anchor stabilisers' which work at zero speed to increase onboard comfort at anchor and on rough waters. With a cruising speed of 16 knots, a maximum speed of 17.5 knots and a range of 4,000nm from her 167,000litre fuel tanks, she is the perfect combination of performance and luxury.
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Local Councils
- Dorset County Council Please note that the Dorset County Council website and the North Dorset District Council websites are being incorporated . The DCC website has the following information on it New website
"Welcome to the new Dorsetforyou. We're moving information over from our old site, so for a short time you may see information from both websites.
We are aware of styling issues on our mobile site. If anything else isn't working as it should please let us know. You can leave feedback at the bottom left of every page. Thank you for your patience."
Do it Yourself
Dorset County Council have a whole range of services [over 50] which the public can report on line. From "abandoned cars" to "Traffic regulation orders comments" via blue badge applications ,dropped kerbs, requesting garden waste collection and so much more they can all be accessed here.


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Maid in Hoboken specializes in providing carpet cleaning and rug cleaning services to Hoboken, Edgewater, Weehawken, North Bergen, Jersey City and Guttenberg. Our Hoboken carpet cleaning team has experience cleaning carpets, rugs, upholstery and floors and offers home cleaning services and office cleaning services. Our outstanding reputation as Hoboken's Carpet Cleaning Company of Choice allows us the opportunity to offer the most professional carpet cleaning with the utmost attention to detail. We employ only the best carpet cleaning technicians in Hoboken, Jersey City, Edgewater, Weehawken, North Bergen, and Guttenberg. Our Maid in Hoboken carpet cleaning services offer professional grade carpet cleaning, with ease of mind knowing that we are insured and bonded.
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A vote of a town meeting in Braintree to petition the General Court for an act to increase the number of selectmen from three to five, the subsequent enactment of St. 1975, c. 603, requiring an article to that effect to be placed on the warrant for a special town meeting, and then a vote there approving such article, were permitted procedures and constitutional under art. 89, Section 8, of the Amendments to the Massachusetts Constitution; the distinct procedures set forth in art. 89, Section 4, are not a limitation on, or exception to, the procedures set forth in Section 8. [116-119]
CIVIL ACTION commenced in the Supreme Judicial Court for the county of Suffolk on January 29, 1976.
The case was reserved and reported by Hennessey, C.J.
Arthur A. Smith, Jr., Town Counsel, for the Board of Selectmen of Braintree.
William F. Carr, Special Town Counsel, for the Town Clerk of Braintree & another.
John F. Donovan, Jr., Counsel to the House of Representatives, Joseph J. Schuler, Associate Counsel to the House of Representatives, James R. McIntyre, Counsel to the Senate, Dawn-Marie Driscoll Keefe, Assistant to the Senate Counsel, & James H. Powers, Principal Research Assistant, Legislative Research Bureau, as amici curiae, submitted a brief.
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Douglas A. Randall, for the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association & others, as amici curiae, submitted a brief.
KAPLAN, J. The board of selectmen of the town of Braintree has consisted of three members whose respective terms, beginning in successive years, were each for a period of three years. At an adjourned annual town meeting on May 7, 1975, the town voted to authorize the selectmen to petition the General Court, under the provisions of Section 8 of art. 2 of the Amendments to the Constitution of the Commonwealth as supplanted by art. 89 of the Amendments (Home Rule Amendment), for an act: To authorize the town to increase the membership of its board of selectmen from three to five members at the annual town election following the acceptance of the act at a special or annual town meeting. A draft bill was filed accordingly with the General Court.
On September 16, 1975, St. 1975, c. 603, was approved stating that "[n]otwithstanding the provisions of sections two and seven of chapter forty-one of the General Laws, the number of selectmen in the town of Braintree shall not be increased prior to its next annual town meeting, except at a special town meeting called for the purpose in said town in the current year." [Note 2] The act required that the warrant for the special meeting propose an article for the increase of membership from three to five. The act provided further: "If such article is adopted three selectmen shall be elected at the annual town meeting to be held in said town in the year nineteen hundred and seventy-six as follows: one for one year, one for two years and one for three years. Thereafter, upon the expiration of the term of a selectman, his successor shall be elected for a term of three years."
At an adjourned special town meeting held on December
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8, 1975, an article was presented in accordance with St. 1975, c. 603, and the article was approved.
The 1976 annual town election was to occur on April 5, 1976.
The members of the board of selectmen of Braintree, as plaintiffs, on January 29, 1976, commenced the present action in the county court against the town clerk, the members of the board of registrars, and the town, as defendants, seeking a declaration that St. 1975, c. 603, and the vote of the special town meeting of December 8, 1975, were unconstitutional and void, and demanding appropriate consequential relief. Upon a statement of agreed facts (including the facts recounted above), the case was reserved and reported by a single justice, without decision, to the full court. The full court heard argument on March 5, 1976. [Note 3] As the date of the annual town election was fast approaching, the court, upon due deliberation, issued its order on March 12, 1976, decisive of the case, and indicated that an opinion would follow.
We believe the procedure adopted by the town to achieve its purpose was a permitted one, and the claim of unconstitutionality was groundless.
Section 8 of the Home Rule Amendment provides in part: "Powers of the General Court. The general court shall have the power to act in relation to cities and towns, but only by general laws which apply alike to all cities, or to all towns, or to all cities and towns, or to a class of not fewer than two, and by special laws enacted (1) on petition filed or approved by the voters of a city or town, or the mayor and city council, or other legislative body, of a city, or the town meeting of a town, with respect to a law relating to that city or town . . . ." The vote of the annual town meeting of Braintree of May 7, 1975, authorizing a petition to the General Court, initiated a process under Section 8 (1) which was correctly followed to the point of making legally effective the increase of membership.
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The plaintiffs argue that there is a class of cases excepted from Section 8. They point to Section 4 of the Home Rule Amendment, particularly subsection (2). Section 4 provides:
"Procedure for Amendment of a Charter by a City or Town. Every city and town shall have the power to amend its charter in the following manner: The legislative body of a city or town may, by a two-thirds vote, propose amendments to the charter of the city or town; provided, that (1) amendments of a city charter may be proposed only with the concurrence of the mayor in every city that has a mayor, and (2) any change in a charter relating in any way to the composition, mode of election or appointment, or terms of office of the legislative body, the mayor or city manager or the board of selectmen or town manager shall be made only by the procedure of charter revision set forth in section three.
"All proposed charter amendments shall be published and submitted for approval in the same manner as provided for adoption or revision of a charter."
The Section 3 procedure for charter revision, here referred to, is an elaborate one involving a petition by fifteen per cent of the voters of the town and the election of a charter commission.
It is evident from the very title of Section 4 that it provides procedures through which a town may carry out a charter amendment by action on the town level without resort to the General Court. These procedures are distinct from the Section 8 procedures involving the General Court. There is no language in Section 4 or Section 8 to suggest that Section 4 is a limitation on, or exception to, Section 8, nor can such a limitation or exception be reasonably implied.
This conclusion is in accord with a detailed analysis of the amendment made by counsel to the Special Commission on Implementation of the Municipal Home Rule Amendment to the State Constitution, a body charged with recommending any needed statutory implementation of the amendment (see Resolves 1965, c. 131). The analysis stated: "The fact that [Home Rule Amendment, Section 4] procedures may not be used to change a city's mode of electing
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its mayor [i.e., the fact that, under Section 4 (2), the procedures of Section 3 would have to be followed] does not mean that the city is unable to make a change except through the adoption of a home rule charter. The general court through the enactment of a general or special Section 8 Law may provide the means for reaching the desired result. Clause (2) of [Home Rule Amendment, Section 4] should not be construed to limit the power of the general court; it is merely a limit on a power conferred on cities and towns to make law for themselves at the charter level." 1967 Senate Doc. No. 1547, at 19. A like view was taken in Belin v. Secretary of the Commonwealth, 362 Mass. 530 , 533 (1972), which stated that a special law passed in conformity with Section 8 could alter the method of electing city officers, although Section 4 (2) would apply if the local route were followed.
As Section 8 is applicable to the present case and is complete in itself, we need not inquire whether Braintree, which has never voted to adopt a charter in accordance with the procedures of Section 3, and which has a representative town meeting by virtue of a special law (St. 1937, c. 17) and a board of selectmen by virtue of general law (c. 41, Section 1), would or would not encounter any difficulty in resorting to the charter amendment route of Section 4 of the Home Rule Amendment for the sole purpose of increasing the membership of its board of selectmen.
Argument is pressed upon us that there would be some advantage in denying the General Court any role in the matter of enlarging Braintree's board of selectmen and in leaving the town with the sole power. The decision of policy is not for us. It may, however, be mentioned that the draftsmen of the Home Rule Amendment were aware of arrangements in other jurisdictions by which the localities had been given complete power in certain areas to the exclusion of the Legislature. In such schemes the fear of local abuse had led sometimes to narrow and technical interpretations of local power. The draftsmen did not follow those models. See 1967 Senate Doc. No. 1547, at 24-25.
An order of this court has issued declaring St. 1975, c. 603, and the vote at the special town meeting of December
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8, 1975, to be constitutional, and authorizing the defendant town clerk to act accordingly in respect to the annual town election of April 5, 1976. An appropriate rescript will be entered.
[Note 1] The town of Braintree and the board of registrars of voters of the town.
[Note 2] It appears that the town might have used the procedure of G. L. c. 41, Sections 2 and 7, to increase the number of members of the board. Under Section 2, the change in composition "shall be determined at a meeting held at least thirty days before the annual meeting."
[Note 3] An amicus brief supporting constitutionality was filed by counsel to the House of Representatives and the Senate, and a brief, opposed, by the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association.


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From: Ray Walter
Eisenhower Drive St Leonards
As we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in past wars and conflicts, not forgetting those that served and those that continue to serve today in our Armed Services, I became aware just a few weeks ago of Britain's worst ever maritime disaster and like me, there are probably many more who are not aware of the sinking of "The Lancastria" on June 17, 1940 off St. Nazaire.
It was commissioned from Cunard by the Royal Navy when war broke out with Germany to serve as a troop ship. It was sent to St Nazaire to evacuate the rest of the BEF (British Expedition Force) plus civilians. Captain Sharp was ordered to take on board as many as he could back to England. Estimates vary, but was thought that as many as 9,000 were on board, when at 3.50pm on June 17, 1940, it was bombed by the German Air Force and sank 20 minutes later with massive loss of life, estimates range from 4,000 to 6,000 lives lost, with 2,477 who survived.
I have two sons, both now serving in the Royal Navy and my eldest son Seth, came across this naval tribute a few years ago, which fits so well to all those who served and were lost at sea: "On all the oceans, white caps flow. There are no crosses row on row. But you who sleep beneath the sea, can rest in peace – your country's free."
Let Kipling have the last words of "LEST WE FORGET".


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Architecture of Toruń
The two houses number 15 and 17 still hide the secret of the birth of the great citizen of Toruń, Nicolaus Copernicus.
It is sometimes difficult for students to appreciate the importance of Mathematics. They often find the subject boring and hard to understand. With this project we will hopefully help our students realise that Mathematics is not just a subject on their time-table but a tool they use in their everyday life!


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This is a really, really good week to dig comics in New York: Two cool signings at Midtown Comics, a Dare2Draw event – and the return of Wizard World to these environs!
First, the headliner, the wordy Wizard World Comic Con NYC Experience, which for our purposes, we'll refer to as Wizard World:
OK, for starters, those walking through the doors at Basketball City at Pier 36 on the East Side, Friday Through Sunday, are to get this fancy copy of "The Walking Dead" No. 1, with a special cover by Neal Adams.
In other words, you get a free copy of a first issue reprint of an immensely popular comic that gave us an immensely popular show, by an immensely popular artist. Immense!
Adams will also be attending Wizard World, and will be signing copies of the comic. (There will also be a special B&W cover for those who buy VIP packages.)
Wizard World used to be a staple around these parts but it's been gone recently for a few reasons that only insiders care about. It's back with a vengeance this year, bringing along a metric ton of guests who are on the A list in our Parallel Worlds, including Stan Lee (!), pizza-loving Patrick "Professor X/Capt. Picard" Stewart (!), former Green Power Ranger Jason David Frank (?) … and much of the cast of AMC's "The Walking Dead" (!).
Ladies, Norman Reedus is scheduled. I cannot promise that he'll be holding any babies.
Anyway, event hours are Friday, June 28, 4-9 p.m.; Saturday, June 29, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; and Sunday, June 30, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. If you wanna know more, go to www.wizardworld.com, because they have a bazillion different ticket prices and packages and I'm not inclined to spell them all out here. Admission is free for kids 10 and under.
Also this week:
One of the big books coming out this week is DC's "Batman Superman" No. 1 by writer Greg Pak and artist Jae Lee. Pak will be signing at Midtown Comics' Downtown location at 64 Fulton St. (corner of Gold St.), on release day, from 7 to 8 p.m. Midtown is encouraging people to buy a copy at the store to "show support for the creator."
Aaaaand, if you're into "World War Z," writer Max Brooks will be signing his brand new "Extinction Parade" No. 1 from Avatar, also at Midtown Downtown, at 6:30 p.m. In this case, you gotta buy a copy to attend.
Also, Thursday, much farther uptown, from 6-9:30 p.m., is Dare2Draw. From Charles Chenet's release: "Amy Reeder, coming off her second creator-owned, successful Kickstarter campaign, 'Rocket Girl,' will be joining us, as our Special Mentoring Guest Artist. Amy will be talking to us about her project, as well as doing a demo and talking about perspective." Also scheduled is Grace Randolph, from "Think About the Ink" and "Beyond the Trailer."
Society of Illustrators, 128 East 63rd St, Betw. Park and Lex, $15 Admission. RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/382949505135264/
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Executive Mosaic is pleased to announce Ted Sniffin, Executive Vice President and Director of Business Development at Booz Allen Hamilton, has been added as an inductee into the 2018 edition of the Wash100 — Executive Mosaic's annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena–for his leadership in the firm's defense and intelligence business, management consulting and program management capabilities.
The technological rate of advancement has not changed significantly since 1991, Sniffin wrote in his internally-released "State of Defense Acquisition" article published in GovExec in 2015.
"Budget uncertainty is the greatest hurdle to defense acquisition, and positive trends are at risk from continuing resolution," he writes. "The use of commercial components does not ensure technical superiority. Items available in commercial markets are also available to our adversaries."
It is his, and Booz Allen's perspective, that managing complexity and risk in defense acquisition and logistics is a successful endeavor if program managers can "continue their efforts in streamlining the existing process while also applying thinking, skills and tools to challenges of modern acquisition and logistics."
"Embrace a multi-dimensional perspective. Challenge conventional habits and thinking. Unlock the power of data analytics to improve decision-making with objective, data-driven analysis across all dimensions," he concluded.
In his current role, Sniffin oversees the company's support to the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (AT&L), the Defense Logistics Agency, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and the Defense Finance and Accounting Service. A member of the TRANSCOM Regulating and Command and Control Evacuation System (TRAC2ES) capability, Sniffin was recognized in 2003 with the Professional Excellence Award for his leadership in support of the U.S. Transportation Command. In addition, he was selected for the 2008 Booz Allen Excellence Award for client service.
Executive Mosaic congratulates Ted Sniffin and the Booz Allen Hamilton Business Development team for receiving this award.
Click here to view the full list of leaders recognized in the Wash100.
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About The Wash100
This year represents our fifth annual Wash100 award selection. The Wash100 is the premier group of private and public sector leaders selected by Executive Mosaic's organizational and editorial leadership as the most influential leaders in the GovCon sector. These leaders demonstrate skills in leadership, innovation, reliability, achievement, and vision.


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Yard Work! I'm not very good at getting things to grow but I do enjoy playing in the dirt especially in the spring. Every spring creates a new opportunity to do something new. In my landscape beds, I begin by cleaning out all of last year's growth that is now overgrown or has died. It usually takes a while – bringing out the electric shears, the weed eater and even a shovel. All the trash of last year's joy then has to be hauled away. Plants that have gotten too large or that died during the winter have to be replaced. Then a little fertilizer brings the project near to completion.
Then one more task remains. Mulch! I like mulch. It covers up everything that you don't want to be seen. Just pile it higher and deeper. Once it is completed, it gives your yards a completed finished look that lets all the color of the landscape stand out.
As I was getting our landscape beds ready for mulch this year, I was thinking about how mulch just covers everything that you want it to cover – much like what Jesus did on Good Friday when his death "covers" all our mistakes and shortcoming." His covering of our sins, gives our life that "completion" that it needs to bring meaning and purpose to our lives. And unlike mulch we don't have to replace it every year or even have to weed it every now and then that you do after you put your mulch down. God's covering of our sins is complete!
Come celebrate Resurrection Sunday, as Christ has covered our sins and has brought completeness to our lives.
He is Risen. He is Risen Indeed!
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Dr. Rich Lloyd
A follower of Jesus Christ. Husband to Debbie since 1980. Father to Logan, Kelsey and Jordan. Since 2000 the Pastor of the First Baptist Church Newport, Newport, Tennessee nestled in the great Smoky Mountains. A graduate of Samford University (BA '79) and the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (MDiv '83, ThM '85 and PhD '91). A third generation Southern Baptist minister. A serious Peyton Manning and Atlanta Braves fan!
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Wahshi Kuhi is an artist and human rights activist from Kurdistan. Born in Bokan in 1979, he grew up surrounded by war, perpetually frightened. His family was politically involved and today they are spread all over the world.
Wahshi fled his native country at the age of 23. He studied Art at the Salahaddin University, Hawler, Iraq, and graduated in Plastic Art.
He now lives and works in Berlin. Most of his works are politically motivated, customarily working in live performances. "I believe in freedom, peace and equality of all men and women. That is what I was, am and will be fighting for."


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git-remote-gcrypt adds support for encrypted remotes to git. The git-annex gcrypt special remote allows git-annex to also store its files in such repositories. Naturally, git-annex encrypts the files it stores too, so everything stored on the remote is encrypted.
See fully encrypted git repositories with gcrypt for some examples of using gcrypt.
These parameters can be passed to
git annex initremote to configure
encryption- One of "none", "hybrid", "shared", or "pubkey". Required. See encryption.
keyid- Specifies the gpg key to use for encryption of both the files git-annex stores in the repository, as well as to encrypt the git repository itself. May be repeated when multiple participants should have access to the repository.
gitrepo- Required. The path or url to the git repository for gcrypt to use. This repository should be either empty, or an existing gcrypt repositry.
chunk- Enables chunking when storing large files.
shellescape- See rsync for the details of this option.
For git-annex to store files in a repository on a remote server, you need
shell access, and
rsync must be installed. Those are the minimum
requirements, but it's also recommended to install git-annex on the remote
server, so that git-annex-shell can be used.
While you can use git-remote-gcrypt with servers like github, git-annex can't store files on them. In such a case, you can just use git-remote-gcrypt directly.
If you use encryption=hybrid, you can add more gpg keys that can access
the files git-annex stored in the gcrypt repository. However, due to the
way git-remote-gcrypt encrypts the git repository, you will need to somehow
force it to re-push everything again, so that the encrypted repository can
be decrypted by the added keys. Probably this can be done by setting
GCRYPT_FULL_REPACK and doing a forced push of branches.
Recent versions of git-annex configure
remote.<name>gcrypt-publish-participants` when
setting up a gcrypt repository. This is done to avoid unncessary gpg
passphrase prompts, but it does publish the gpg keyids that can decrypt the
repository. Unset it if you need to obscure that.


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Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology (12th Edition)
Author: Elaine N. Marieb and Suzanne M. Keller
Publisher: Pearson
Genres: Anatomy
Publish Date: January 15, 2017
Pages: 656
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Language: English
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Most of us are naturally curious about our bodies; we want to know what makes us tick. Infants can keep themselves happy for a long time staring at their own hands or pulling their mother's nose. Older children wonder where food goes when they swallow it, and some believe that they will grow a watermelon in their belly if they swallow the seeds. Adults become upset when their hearts pound, when they have uncontrollable hot flashes, or when they cannot keep their weight down. Anatomy and physiology, subdivisions of biology, explore many of these topics as they describe how our bodies are put together and how they work.
Anatomy (ah-nat′o-me) is the study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts and their relationships to one another. Whenever we look at our own body or study large body structures such as the heart or bones, we are observing gross anatomy; that is, we are studying large, easily observable structures. Indeed, the term anatomy, derived from the Greek words meaning to cut (tomy) apart (ana), is related most closely to gross anatomical studies because in such studies, preserved animals or their organs are dissected (cut up) to be examined. Microscopic anatomy, in contrast, is the study of body structures that are too small to be seen with the naked eye. The cells and tissues of the body can only be seen through a microscope.
Physiology (fiz″e-ol′o-je) is the study of how the body and its parts work or function ( physio = nature; ology = the study of). Like anatomy, physiology has many subdivisions. For example, neurophysiology explains the workings of the nervous system, and cardiac physiology studies the function of the heart.
Relationship between Anatomy and Physiology
Anatomy and physiology are always inseparable. The parts of your body form a well-organized unit, and each of those parts has a job to do to make the body operate as a whole. Structure determines what functions can take place. For example, the lungs are not muscular chambers like the heart and so cannot pump blood through the body, but because the walls of their air sacs are very thin, they can exchange gases and provide oxygen to the body. We stress the intimate relationship between anatomy and physiology throughout this text to make your learning meaningful.
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Navigation: BACKING UP AND RESTORING YOUR DATA >
Making Data Backups
As with any software program, it is vital to safeguard your data. You can lose it due to hardware failure, or software problems. There may even be bugs in this software which have not yet been discovered which could damage your data (although we certainly make the best possible efforts to avoid that eventuality!). In addition, you might accidentally make some wrong entries or menu choices in the program which you want to undo in a simple manner.
Note: In the Web Network Version of the program, backups are done for you automatically on the server, so you do not have to do your own backups, and the following section does not apply.
The only sure safeguard against any of these problems is to make regular backups, which should normally be done using Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database. Note that if you do regular backups of your hard disk outside of the DONATION program, the database will also be successfully backed up, as long as the DONATION program is not running at the time the backup is made, and DONATION's data directory and all of its subdirectories are included in the backup. (However, those backups would be an actual copy of your database file, not the same type of backup as is made with Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database and restored with Backup/Restore ⇒ Restore Database.)
An alternative to using Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database is to use Backup/Restore ⇒ Email Backup to email a compressed and encrypted backup to an email address, which could be your own, or a colleague's.
The first time you make regular backups in the program, with the Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database menu option (or when you are first prompted to do a backup as you are exiting DONATION), you will be asked whether you would like to set up to do Internet backups as well, after each regular backup. This allows you to keep another copy of your last three backups, in a secure location on the Internet. If you do set up Internet backups, then every regular backup will be immediately followed by an Internet backup, unless you have set up the Cloud Storage Service, in which case those Internet backups are instead done automatically every time you exit the program.
It is important to understand that once you have multiple years of data in DONATION, all of those years of data are always backed up together, by either type of backup. There is no way to backup only one year of data.
A good general rule about how often to back up is based on how much you would hate re-doing your work. If you put in a set of entries on one day, and you hate the thought of having to re-enter them if something goes wrong, make a backup immediately and you are protected. If you make few enough entries that you could bear the thought of re-doing a whole month's work if something went wrong, you can do your backups once a month.
The backup procedure is simple. Select Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database. A "Save Backup File As" dialog box then appears, where you select the drive and/or directory to save it in. You can use this option to back up to a USB memory key, your hard drive, a diskette drive (A:), a writeable CD, or a shared directory on a local area network. You can create new subdirectories in this dialog box, by clicking into the box for files, right-clicking your mouse, and selecting New ⇒ Folder.
I strongly recommend you to not do your backups to a directory on your local hard drive (C:). If you do only that, and your hard drive dies (which happens surprisingly frequently!), you will have lost everything. And in fact, if you do that, the program warns you about this, and asks you to confirm that this is really what you want to do.
The default backup file name is DONATION-YYYY-MM-DD.HH.MM.SS.DB.GBK, where the YYYY-MM-DD.HH.MM.SS part is replaced by the current date and time, in that format. (Earlier versions used the backup file name DONATION4.DB.GBK, with no date component, or included the date but omitted the time.) You can also change that file name in the "Save Backup File As" dialog box, as long as it ends in the same ending, ".DB.GBK". If you have used the Database ⇒ Switch Databases option to use a different database for another organization with a different file extension (for example if your database is DONATION4.ABC), then the default backup file name will be DONATION-YYYY-MM-DD.HH.MM.SS.ABC.GBK, and if you change that name, you will still have to leave it ending in ".ABC.GBK". If you have multiple databases created with Database ⇒ Switch Databases, each must be backed up independently, and the program warns you of this fact any time you backup one of them.
If there is a previous backup with exactly the same name in the location you selected, the program will prompt you to confirm that it is OK to replace the old one before making the new backup, but this is extremely unlikely with the standard names, since they include both the date and the time.
If you select to backup to a 1.44MB diskette in the A: drive, the program will determine whether the backup will fit on that drive and give you an error message if it will not. Backup files are actually smaller than the working database file, because the database file contains some extra blank space for easy expansion, whereas the backup file does not. So this actually means that even though your database file is significantly larger than 1.44MB, the backup may indeed still fit on a diskette. After backing up to a diskette, make sure you put an appropriate label on the diskette, such as "Backup of DONATION program data" plus the date.
After you have made the backup, the program will inform you whether it was successful, and if it wasn't, it will display any error messages
Note: The "Save Backup File As" dialog box will always initially display the previous drive and directory into which you saved a backup using Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database. The first time it is used in a new install of DONATION, it will default to the Backup subdirectory of your Data Directory. on your main hard drive. However, although it is not a bad idea to backup to that directory (or any other selected directory) on your hard drive, as mentioned above you really need to also backup elsewhere (for example to a USB memory key, diskettes, a writeable CD) in case your hard drive ever fails.
Note: Database backups made with versions of DONATION prior to version 3.00 (which was released in late 2007) cannot be restored with the standard Backup/Restore ⇒ Restore Database menu option to version 3.00 or later, because a different database format was used. Those backups are named DONATION3.DB (or DONATION3.something if you have multiple databases.) To learn about restoring them, see Restoring Old Backups.
Opening / Using Backup Files
Backup databases created via Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database can be restored by double-clicking on them in a Computer, My Computer or Windows Explorer window, as long as DONATION is not currently running. This will cause DONATION to open, and prompt you as to whether to restore the backup. (See Restoring Backups for details on how this works.) They can also be restored directly within the DONATION program by using the Backup/Restore ⇒ Restore Database menu option. There is no way other than restoring a backup to DONATION to access the data in it.
Backing Up to Network Paths
If you want to backup to a drive on another computer on your network, you must map a drive letter to that drive on your computer, and backup to that drive letter. You cannot use what are known as UNC paths.
For instance, if you want to backup to the share named CDrive on the computer OtherComputer, you can't specify \\OtherComputer\CDrive\pathname\DONATION-YYYY-MM-DD.HH.MM.SS.DB.GBK in the Save Backup File As dialog box. You will get an error message about not being able to save the backup if you try that. Instead, in Computer, My Computer or Windows Explorer use the Tools ⇒ Map Network Drive menu option to map \\OtherComputer\CDrive to a drive letter, such as Z:. Then in DONATION, you just backup to Z:\pathname\DONATION-YYYY-MM-DD.HH.MM.SS.DB.GBK, and it should work.
Warning about Using Standard File Copies
Although you can also successfully back up and restore your database file (DONATION4.DB) just by using standard file copying methods (for example using Computer, My Computer, Windows Explorer, or the COPY command in a Command Prompt), or via specialized backup software, the manual for the Firebird database software used by DONATION advises that you should not do this while you are running DONATION! It says that could possibly lead to your database becoming damaged and unusable.
By default, the program reminds you weekly to backup your database, as you are exiting the program. If you wish to be reminded with a different frequency, you can use the Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Frequency and Options window. This gives you the option of Never, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly. If you don't set it, it defaults to Weekly.
If you have not done a backup within the configured period of time (with either Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Database or the Backup/Restore ⇒ Email Backup option), you will be prompted to do a backup the next time you exit the program.
Deleting Old Backups
Because each backup is by default given a distinct name, including the date it was made, the backups will tend to accumulate in whatever drive and directory you are saving them. To allow you to control this, that same Backup/Restore ⇒ Backup Frequency and Options window gives you an option to either retain all backups, or retain only the latest "N" backups in each backup directory, where you set the value "N" (between 3 and 20). If you do not set this, the default is to retain all backups.
If you do set that value, whenever you make a backup, the other backups in the same directory are examined, and only the most recent "N" of them are kept, with the older ones being deleted.
Note that even if you do set this, only backups whose name starts with "DONATION" will ever be deleted. This gives you a way to force certain backups to be retained indefinitely - just edit their name as you are making them to insert something before "DONATION". For instance, you might name a year-end database made at noon on December 15, 2015 "2015YearEndDONATION-2015-12-31.12.00.00.DB.GBK", instead of just the standard filename the program suggests, "DONATION-2015-12-31.12.00.00.DB.GBK".
Backing up for users of the Local Network Version
For users of the normal single-user version of DONATION, or the Local Network Server version, backups work exactly as described above. However, for users of the Local Network Client version (where the database is on another computer running the Local Network Server Version), it is quite different.
When you do a backup from the Local Network Client Version, the backup is not done on your computer. Rather, your computer sends an instruction to the computer running the the Local Network Server Version of DONATION, to do the backup. The backup is of a database file on that server computer, and must backup to another file on that server computer.
Because of this, the normal "Save Backup File As" dialog box cannot be used, because that dialog box refers to files on (or visible from) your computer, whereas the backup will be done to a file on the server computer. So instead, a simple window comes up, titled Network Backup, which prompts you to type in the full path and filename, relative to the server computer, to backup to. In addition, unlike for other users, it cannot tell you whether that backup file already exists and prompt you as to whether it's OK to replace that backup file. If the backup file already exists, it just automatically overwrites it.
Because of these limitations, it is easier to always do your backups for the Local Network Version from the computer running the Local Network Server Version of DONATION.
The Backup Reminders apply to all users, including users of the Local Network Client Version of DONATION. However, if you are using the Local Network Version, there is only one database, so really, only one user needs to be regularly backing up the database. So, you may want to change the Backup Reminder Frequency for the other users to Never.
The setting mentioned above to retain only the latest "N" backups also does not apply (and thus cannot be set!) for the Local Network Client Version of DONATION, because it cannot "see" the other backups on the Local Network Server Version's computer, in order to decide which to delete. (And it couldn't delete them either.)
See Also: Restoring Backups


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