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Please contact the NMBOP at least a week prior to a NMBOP sponsored Law Update (via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com) to reserve your spot and register, so that you can receive a certificate and CE credit for the law update. Please include in the message your name, pharmacist license number, the date and time of the session you wish to attend, and your contact information.
The NMBOP Albuquerque area Law Updates will be held at the NMBOP office. All of the 2020 NMBOP sponsored Albuquerque area law updates fall on the first Friday of the month, EXCEPT the April law update (first Thursday of the month); and June and July updates (second Friday of the month).
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In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument
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Originally conceived as warm-ups or to break up the routine of repertoire rehearsals, many loop songs are also suitable as concert songs. Divided into four levels of difficulty. Contains two and a half hours of music, including: Swing, Latin, Afro, Gospel, R&B, Funk, Pop, Rock and World music. CD includes performances by The Swingle Singers.
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I recently had the opportunity to chat with the lovely Kalsoom Lakani, who wears a thousand different hats, one of which is Managing Editor at a blog called ThinkChange Pakistan. Although I'm obviously biased, I think the piece she wrote is a great glimpse into the work I've been doing, and I wanted to share it here...
Pharmagen, Innovation & Acumen, Oh My
Acumen Fund is a non-profit venture capital fund that invests patient capital to strengthen and scale businesses effectively serving the poor. The organization also believes that "a unique pool of talent comprised of individuals who have the operational and financial skills combined with the moral imagination necessary to create innovative solutions to global poverty" can help strengthen these transformative businesses. The year-long Acumen Fund Global Fellows program achieves this by selecting well-qualified individuals and placing them in the organization's investments around the world, giving them the necessary skills and support to work in the field for nine months and ultimately fostering a corps of next generation social sector leaders.
One of these leaders is Benje Williams, who has been working on the ground in Lahore for Acumen investee Pharmagen Healthcare Limited. Benje, a California native, came to Pakistan with a management consulting background and experience in Kenya and South Africa. He is currently working to develop and implement a marketing strategy for Pharmagen, a company that provides safe, clean, and affordable drinking water to low-income residents in the city.
The need for clean and safe water is great. According to USAID, water and sanitation related diseases are responsible for 60% of the total number of child mortality cases in Pakistan, with diarrheal diseases killing over 200,000 children under-five years old every year. In total, water-borne diseases cause 40% of illnesses in Pakistan.
Pharmagen Healthcare (Pharmagen Limited has been operating for 20 years, but Pharmagen Healthcare was launched only five years ago) aims to tackle this problem. Its chain of shops extracts water from underground, purifies it through a Reverse Osmosis plant, and re-mineralizes it. Water quality is then checked to WHO Standards, and affordably priced for low-income customers in Lahore.
In 2010, Acumen Fund made a $1.5 million investment in Pharmagen Healthcare, which will allow the company to scale their water shops fromfour to 30 by the end of this year, supplying half a million people with clean water daily.
A cohesive marketing plan is key to making this investment a success and helping the company expand. Since arriving in Lahore four months ago, Benje has performed market research and analysis to further understand customer expectations and preferences in the communities Pharmagen Healthcare serves.
The results have been interesting. Although the company previously undertook a mainstream marketing strategy more traditionally in line with urban customers, using radio spots and commercials, Benje found that a guerrilla marketing campaign would be more effective. As he told ThinkChange Pakistan,
In order to communicate Pharmagen Healthcare's message and build trust within the community, we needed a more informal, rural-like approach.
The strategy, now in its implementation stage, will involve tactics like posters, in-shop promotions, partnerships with local businesses and school outreach.
This tailored strategy is a testament not only to Acumen and their close relationship with their investees, but also how important it is for social enterprises to understand the nuanced need of their low-income customers. Benje noted that going into the field – talking and listening to customers, as well as researching competitors – helps to enlighten discussion with Pharmagen Healthcare's management team, strengthening the business' market-based approach, as well as his own understanding on the ground.
While working in Pakistan presents its own set of challenges, Benje said his positive expectations prior to coming to Lahore were largely fulfilled, citing the hospitality and generosity he has received. He added,
I think one of the biggest surprises has been from a religious perspective, how similar Christianity and Islam are. The appreciation and respect I have received from friends in Pakistan has been very encouraging and a very pleasant surprise.
Having previously worked in Kenya, Benje noted that he is also encouraged by the potential of the social enterprise space in Pakistan. "A large majority of Pakistanis may not yet know about social enterprise, but they could potentially be really interested in this space. From a cultural and religious perspective, there is already a strong conviction to tackle social justice issues, to help your neighbor. There is therefore potential to expand upon the pure charity approach to also gain support for Acumen Fund's model," which takes the best of charity and the markets.
Pharmagen Healthcare epitomizes this hybrid entrepreneurial approach, and, with Acumen's investment and support from its fellows program, will undoubtedly have a long-term and sustainable impact among low-income communities. How's that for moral imagination?


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Four recognized for community work
April 26, 2003
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom gave out four awards recently to honor people for their work in the community.
Award recipients include the following people:
– Theresa Solis, for her work with MEChA, a Mexican-American student group at the University of Northern Colorado, and for her work with Latino/a organizations in the community.
– Don Perl, for his work to eliminate standardized testing in public schools and for his efforts to forward the best interests of young people.
– Richard Gibboney, for his work with the Weld County American Civil Liberties Union.
– UNC professor Thomas Simon, Schulze, chairman of interdisciplinary Studies, for his effort in fighting injustices locally, nationally and internationally.


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So, to be completely honest, I didn't read this in volume form. The volume isn't out yet but the synopsis is and so are all the issues. Here's the synopsis:
The Lumberjanes meet rock n' roll mermaids!
Excited for the annual Bandicoot Bacchanal, Ripley recruits her friends to help her get ready for the dance. But before the Lumberjanes know it, something mysterious begins to bubble to the surface of the lake near camp! Will the Lumberjanes be able to bring peace to the lake in time for the Bacchanal?
#17 actually wraps up the events of the last volume, reviewed here. Then the next story really starts with the mermaids. I have to admit, I'm a bit like April when it comes to mermaids. And then these mermaids were these whole other amazing creatures, especially on the heels of reading Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl: A Memoir by Carrie Brownstein. They were so AMAZING!
The story plays out well and I enjoyed the time spent with April on these issues. There are too many girls for each volume to show character progression for all of them, but we see different girls get their moments as the series progresses. April is definitely the one I identify with the most, and we both love mermaids, and I have to hear and learn what she does over and over all the time. That said, it has also been great to watch the others grow when the stories focus on them and remind myself of the lessons they learn as well. It's good reinforcement.
Now, on to another of my favorite things about this series: The Amazing Women in History that are mentioned in their exclamations. Collectively, this volume mentions the following women that you really must check out!
For reviews of the other volumes, click on the number: 1, 2, 3, and 4. As usual, I got my copy of the issues from the library. The issues are available at Amazon and the volume will be available for pre-order at Amazon (Dec 13 release) and the Book Depository (Jan 12 release).
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(NCCB/USCC, Fall 1999), a directory of available materials that follow Catholic teaching, can be a helpful resource.
The high school years, in particular, can be a prime time for dealing with these issues, when dating, and the desire to date, are foremost in the minds of adolescents.
In this present resource paper the NCCB Committee on Marriage and Family builds upon the foundation provided by This paper is neither an official statement of the Committee on Marriage and Family nor of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
It does not offer formal recommendations for action.
In developing these suggestions we join with many dioceses in turning to free unions, i.e., those unions without any publicly recognized institutional bond, are an increasing concern.
He recognizes that various factors can lead a couple into a free union.
They are faced with the dilemma of addressing a situation that is contrary to our moral principles while attempting to validate and sanctify the relationship of the couple through the Sacrament of Marriage (Archdiocese of Miami, We offer the following pastoral suggestions to priests, deacons, and pastoral ministers who prepare couples for marriage.
They are intended to provide general guidance only, since each couple's pastoral needs and circumstances are unique., #81), Pope John Paul II strongly urges that young people be educated about chastity, fidelity, and the meaning of marriage as a sacrament.Religious education, parish based catechetical programs, and chastity curricula in elementary schools are all part of this effort.It is also an extremely perplexing issue for priests, deacons, and lay pastoral ministers who help couples prepare for marriage in the Church.In 1988 the NCCB Committee on Pastoral Practices published discussed (pp.It is intended as a resource paper, offering a compilation of resources and a reflection of the present "state of the question" regarding certain issues of cohabitation. Couples may engage in sexual intercourse without living together; other couples may share the same residence but not live in a sexual relationship.


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- Sometimes I wonder: Am I Spider-Man because I want to help people -- or because I want to hurt them? These days I seem to do more hurting than helping.
- -- Peter Parker
Appearing in "Anybody Here Know a Guy Named Meteor Man?"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Meteor Man
- Innocents of God (First appearance)
- Jeremiah (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Ivan Carmichael
- Bill Gordon (Only appearance)[1] (Only in flashback)
- New York
- State Penitentiary
- New York City
- Kyle Richmond's Apartment
- Manhattan
Synopsis for "Anybody Here Know a Guy Named Meteor Man?"
When returning home, Nighthawk finds that his apartment is being robbed by the Looter, who steals a meteor fragment from Nighthawk's private safe before fleeing. Reviewing his private library, Nighthawk learns of the Looter's past and of his previous battle with Spider-Man.
Coincidentally, as Nighthawk searches the city for the Looter, he comes across Spider-Man, who is out trying to find the Scorpion. After an accidental collision, Spider-Man agrees to help Nighthawk find the Looter. As Nighthawk goes to the prison to learn how the Looter managed to escape from jail, Spider-Man scours the city to find their quarry.
Nighthawk learns that Norton Fester was a model prisoner, until one of his fellow inmates jeering about Fester being a loser caused him to lose his temper, reactivating his super-strength and allowing him to escape. Spider-Man, however, doesn't find much more than a strange religious cult that worships a man named Jeramiah in his searches. However, the Looter gets the drop on him soon enough.
During Spider-Man's fight with the Looter, the Looter manages to get the best of him and escape, and the arriving Nighthawk saves Spider-Man. Angered that the Looter got away, Spider-Man lashes out at Nighthawk and calls him a coward, upon which Nighthawk strikes Spider-Man. The two part on bad terms, and Spider-Man leaves to continue his hunt for the Scorpion. While the two heroes depart, the cult's leader Jeramiah arrives to his followers and tell them that Spider-Man is a symbol of modern-day evil that must be destroyed.
Continuity Notes
- The events in this issue happen between the events of Amazing Spider-Man #145, during his hunt for the Scorpion.
- Nighthawk recounts how he survived a bomb blast in recently, referring to the events of Giant-Size Defenders #4.
- Richmond looks up news reports about the Looter, he finds record of his past battle with Spider-Man from Amazing Spider-Man #36. This story depicts Nighthawk using a microfilm reader. This should be considered a topical reference per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.
- The shock that Spider-Man is "reeling from" in this story is the apparent return of Gwen Stacy in Amazing Spider-Man #144. Gwen had been killed during a battle between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin in Amazing Spider-Man #121. The woman in question is not the real Gwen Stacy, but a clone, as revealed in Amazing Spider-Man #148.
- Spider-Man recognizes Nighthawk from a description that Daredevil gave him. Daredevil first encountered Nighthawk while he was a super-villain during the events of Daredevil #62. Daredevil more recently encountered Nighthawk (now a hero) in Giant-Size Defenders #3. Daredevil possibly told Spider-Man behind the scenes during their last encounter Marvel Team-Up #25.
Publication Notes
- This issue contains a letters page, Mail It To Team-Up. Letters are published from Roger Klorese, Mike Verderosa, and Donald J. Harlow. The letters page also contains a Series "A" Marvel Value Stamp #84 Doctor Doom.
- This issue begins a three-part story arc featuring members of the Defenders individually teaming up with Spider-Man and the Human Torch.
See Also
- Write your own review of this comic!
- Discuss Marvel Team-Up Vol 1 33 on the forums
- 4 Image(s) from Marvel Team-Up Vol 1 33
- 2 Reprints of Marvel Team-Up Vol 1 33
- ↑ First and only known appearance to date besides flashbacks
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Nigh Crumbs
The Mummy reboot starring Tommy Cruise flopped at the domestic box office. While hearing that news, Little Lord David Miscavige's thetans probably convulsed with fear over Scientology's big cash whore not bringing in as much money. But don't worry, I'm sure David's thetans burped up several sighs of relief after hearing that The Mummy made much, much more money overseas – Celebitchy
John Legend is just an Emmy away from becoming an EGOTer – Lainey Gossip
Bella Thorne decided to really switch her style up by dressing like a day-shift lot lizard instead of a primetime-shift lot lizard – Drunken Stepfather
For about five milliseconds, I thought that was Jeff Lewis next to Bethenny Frankel, but quickly realized it couldn't be. The real Jeff Lewis would never agree to be photographed next to that busted jumpsuit on Bethenny's body – Reality Tea
Bank of America and Delta drop their sponsorship over a production of Julius Caesar after getting complaints from outraged tricks who obviously never read the play – Towleroad
Dear Bella Hadid, please move to your left more so that I can get a better look at Henry Rollins – Hollywood Tuna
It was nice of Krystle Carrington to let ScarJo borrow one of her suits – Popoholic
In case you couldn't figure out by the fact that Anderson Cooper uses the word "inappropriate" three times, he still thinks that Kathy Griffin's Trump stunt was inappropriate – Just Jared
Julia Stiles is knocked up – Popsugar
I'm a little disappointed that Alex Minsky's dick doesn't have the words "thanks for not laughing" tattooed on it – (NSFW) OMG Blog
The only question I had about that Megan Leavey movie has been answered – Pajiba
The cast list for the new Battle of the Network stars had me at Lisa Welchel and it really had me at Donna Mills – SOW
Future Ambassador to North Korea, Dennis Rodman, is going back to hang out with his homeboy Kim Jong-un. My thoughts are with the people of North Korea who have to pretend to be excited by Dennis Rodman's presence – Mediaite
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BioRestorative Therapies publishes study examining stem cell treatment for DDDPrint | Email
BioRestorative Therapies' study, which evaluates the benefits of long-term hypoxic culturing of human bone marrow-dervied mesenchymal stem cells to treat disc and spine diseases, was published in the Journal of Translational Medicine.
The study showed that hypoxic culturing improves mesenchymal stem cell properties and positively influences whole genome expression profiles in reference to the development of cellular therapies targeting the microenvironment of the intervertebral disc.
The FDA authorized BioRestorative to move forward with a phase two clinical trial using hypoxic cultured bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells in its lead candidate, BRTX-100, to treat chronic lower back pain.
BRTX-100 is cell therapy product formulated from autologous cultured mesenchymal stem cells collected from the patient's bone marrow. The cells would then be isolated, cultured and cryopreserved before being injected into the patient's damaged disc in an outpatient procedure.
More articles on biologics:
Steadman Philippon Research Institute to host Vail Scientific Summit: 4 things to know
U of Minnesota 3D-prints stem cells for spinal cord repair: 5 things to know
Key trends in cartilage repair for orthopedics: Q&A with Dr. Eric Strauss
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Our core Digital Marketing activities
- Social Media Marketing
- Blog Creation
- Keyword Research
- Web site optimization
- Content writing
- email Campaigns
- Competitor Analysis
- Traffic Building
But everything a business does Online or Off line should still be about the core principals of Marketing.
There are still the same number of customers out there, they just want to be dealt with in new and exciting ways.
Marketing Fundamentals
Marketing has always been difficult to define in a simplistic way, so tends to be widely misunderstood. The definition from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM):
Marketing is the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably.
Which means in plain terms – it is about the effective balance between the companies need for profit and the customer's need for superior value.
Marketing Mix
The 'Marketing Mix' is a term used to describe the combination of day-to-day tactics used by a business to achieve its objectives by marketing its products or services effectively to a particular target customer group.
So it really comes down to you offering:
- What your customers really need and want
- At just the right price
- At a time and place they find most convenient
- Having heard about you in a way that encourages them to buy.
It is also referred to as the '4 Cs' –
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The PubScout says: You've got to hand it to the Sumerians: inventing BOTH writing AND beer!
Friday, January 22, 2016
Leapin' Lizards! Uno's Beer Dinners Are Back!
Mike Sella, longtime, erstwhile and current brewer at Uno's on Rt. 1 in Metuchen, has informed The PubScout that his once-famous and popular beer dinners will be resurrected. And, since 2016 is a leap year, on an unforgettable day...February 29. (By the way, that is NOT Mike above.)
This dinner will see Sella join with Jason of Cypress Brewing, not only in pairing their various beers for the dinner courses, but unveiling a collaborative brewing effort in the form of an American Red Rye.
More details--complete with interviews-- to follow. But for now, mark the date. Should be a memorable night.
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Corridor NEWS
Volunteerism on the Rise in Blackstone Heritage Corridor
Press Release
Contact: Charlene Perkins Cutler, Executive Director
Volunteerism on the Rise in Blackstone Heritage Corridor
BHC Releases Inspiring Year-End Volunteer Report
Blackstone Valley (October 27, 2016) – A year-end report filed by Blackstone Heritage Corridor, Inc. (BHC) for its National Park Service Volunteers-in-Parks (VIP) program reveals that volunteerism is on the rise in the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor.
For fiscal year 2015-2016, a total of 1,283 volunteers donated their time to a number of programs for a total of 13,431 hours, a significant increase from the previous year with 6,651 hours recorded for 146 volunteers. The dollar value of a volunteer's time for fiscal year 2015-2016, at $23.56 per hour, came to the considerable sum of $316,434.
"We are thrilled to see the increase in volunteerism here in the Blackstone Heritage Corridor," remarked Charlene Perkins Cutler, BHC's Executive Director. "Since our relocation to Whitinsville, MA, this past spring, interest in our organization has spiked considerably."
BHC manages the Volunteers-in-Parks program for the National Park Service. Nationally, VIPs work side-by-side with National Park Service employees and partners in parks across the nation to help preserve the nation's most precious natural, historical, recreational and cultural treasures. Locally, volunteers are placed throughout the 25 communities of the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor and the historic nodes of the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park.
With the launch of its Trash Responsibly™ program last fall, volunteer numbers started to increase with the cleanup events BHC spearheaded and partnered with throughout the National Heritage Corridor. With this program alone, 907 volunteers signed up as one-day volunteers for 22 cleanup events and gave 4,066 hours of their time. BHC also launched a corporate "Day of Service" program, working with local companies and employees to make a difference in the communities that they live or work in. From cleaning historic sites inside and out, to landscaping the grounds, 58 employees from five companies gave 203 volunteer hours.
According to Suzanne Buchanan, BHC's Volunteer Coordinator, many of BHC's long-term VIPs incorporated the Centennial celebration of the National Park Service into popular programs including weekly paddles with the Blackstone Valley Paddle Club, exploring many tributaries of the Blackstone River. In partnership with the VIPs, three National Park Service Ranger interpretive paddles were held this past season, highlighting Slatersville Reservoir, Hopedale Pond and the Blackstone Canal. In addition, there were weekly bike rides with the Blackstone River Bikeway Patrol, exploring all the bikeways within the boundaries of the National Heritage Corridor, including three "Ride with a Ranger" interpretive tours on the Blackstone River Bikeway highlighting the historical significance of the Blackstone River and Canal.
"This was an exciting year for the volunteer program," remarked Buchanan. "Several people came forward wanting to offer new programs, including "Birding on the Blackstone" by VIP Rosanne Sherry offered in the spring at the Blackstone River State Park in Lincoln, RI, and in the fall at Blackstone River & Canal Heritage State Park (River Bend Farm) in Uxbridge, MA. Volunteers from Trout Unlimited Chapter 737 in Rhode Island partnered with the Blackstone River Watershed Council/Friends of the Blackstone and offered a day-long fly fishing school along the banks of the Blackstone River."
BHC's second annual GO! program in September gave the opportunity for 66 volunteers to lead experiences throughout the National Heritage Corridor, ranging from a full moon walk, guided tours through historic cemeteries, interpretive walking tours at places like the Millville Lock and Triad Bridges, and much more.
A big jump in volunteer numbers came by way of a youth service project sponsored by Youth Unlimited of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Volunteers, 104 in total, were hosted by the Pleasant Street Christian Reform Church and registered as VIPs for a week of service in the communities of Northbridge, Uxbridge, Millville, Douglas and Grafton, MA. A total of 3,168 volunteer hours were tallied as they tended to site maintenance at the Millville Lock, trail work at Blackstone River & Canal Heritage State Park/River Bend Farm, and more. This was the first of a three-year commitment from Whitinsville Serve, with more volunteers returning the summer of 2017.
The VIP program also benefitted financially from one volunteer's former employer. Joe Richer, a Woonsocket, RI-resident, worked for Pfizer prior to his retirement and when he decided he wanted to volunteer to stay active, he remembered the Pfizer Foundation Volunteer Program which encourages volunteerism among Pfizer colleagues and retirees and helps them obtain grants for non-profits where they regularly volunteer. Richer volunteered at Blackstone River & Canal Heritage State Park/River Bend Farm and at the Capt. Wilbur Kelly House Transportation Museum, and after meeting Pfizer's requirements (employees must volunteer for at least six months and serve an average of six hours per month for a minimum of 72 total hours) Richer worked with Buchanan to apply for the grant. BHC received a check for $1,000 from Pfizer in October, which will be applied to the volunteer program for supplies.
"We are also pleased to play a part in helping volunteers move along their career path by way of volunteering with us," Buchanan added. "I just got an email from one of our volunteers, Blake Stone, letting me know he was just accepted into a Geoscientists-in-the-Parks (GIP) program at Death Valley National Park. He used his experience volunteering this summer with Coes Zone in Worcester, MA, helping with water quality programs."
"I knew that practicing skills in water resource management would be beneficial to both myself and the watershed," Blake Stone said. "I enjoy researching water quality, and having the opportunity to volunteer as a citizen scientist in the Blackstone River Valley helped me in preparing my application to the Geoscientists-in-the-Parks (GIP) program at Death Valley National Park. I am proud to have begun my VIP experience with the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, and I recommend getting involved with your local park no matter what your background and interests may be."
BHC hosts monthly Volunteer Open House events with the next ones scheduled for Monday, November 14, 2016 at 6:30 p.m., and again on Monday, January 9, 2017 at 6:30 p.m., at its offices at Linwood Mill, 670 Linwood Avenue, Whitinsville, MA. To register, call Suzanne Buchanan at 508-234-4242 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. To learn more about BHC, visit BlackstoneHeritageCorridor.org.
About Blackstone Heritage Corridor, Inc.:
An energetic nonprofit, the Blackstone Heritage Corridor, Inc. partners with organizations, local communities, businesses and residents to ensure the long term vitality of the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor. Learn more at BlackstoneHeritageCorridor.org.


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I've read the mega-thread here: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=6852 and I don't want to lengthen it, cause who likes wading through threads? Instead I've written instructions on how to get to the stage that I am at, which includes *all* the steps, including the ones that people seem to magically omit.
Here's where I've got so far: http://creeder.com/?page=RaspberryPi I tried to make it beginner-friendly because the amount of undocumented options and unnecessary complication is insane! Building software shouldn't be this hard.
Anyway, if you follow all the instructions, it basically won't work. You'll end up with successfully installed gst-omx plugins, but if you try to use them with gst-launch it doesn't work. Additionally, I don't even know if Qt will take advantage of OpenMAX, but if you try to use QtMultimedia it says:
Really annoying since I've written a simple media centre in Qt Quick, and the UI is nice and speedy (very unlike XBMC!). It just can't play video on the Pi. I'm basically giving up on gstreamer/QtMultimedia but I figured this might be useful to other people. Instead I'm going to try to integrate omxplayer into my app, even though I know that is going to be a massive pain. But hey at least it definitely works, judging by XBMC.
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Module 'QtMultimedia' does not contain a module identifier directive - it cannot be protected from external registrations.
defaultServiceProvider::requestService(): no service found for - "org.qt-project.qt.mediaplayer"
So I guess my questions are:
1. Has anyone actually got gst-omx to work properly? Can you post *detailed* instructions?
2. Even if gst-omx works, would Qt use it?
3. What's the best way to integrate omxplayer into my app? Have the XBMC guys turned it into a library or anything?


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The accuracy and precision of sexual swellings and fecal steroids as measures of ovarian function and the periovulatory period were compared in 4 sexually mature, individually housed, sooty mangabey females. Fecal samples were collected daily over a 10‐week period during the normal breeding season. Serum was collected 3×/week, daily during peak swelling, and sex skin was rated 5×/week on a 0–5 relative scale. Both fecal estradiol (fE2) and progesterone (fP4) were significantly correlated with serum values in composite E2‐aligned profiles and within the cycles of individual females with average correlations of rs = 0.6. Follicular phase means for fE2 and luteal phase means for fP4 were significantly correlated with the serum means across cycles, suggesting that fecal concentrations could be used to accurately evaluate cycle phases within and across females. In contrast, the timing of peak swelling relative to the periovulatory period varied considerably across the cycles of individual females. Although maximum tumescence appears to bracket the periovulatory period, individual differences in the duration of peak swelling and the timing of its onset and end tend to obscure the exact time of ovulation in relation to maximal tumescence. These data illustrate the utility of fecal steroid analysis as a tool for further evaluation of the signal value of sexual skin and its role in mating interactions. © 1996 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
American Journal of Primatology – Wiley
Published: Jan 1, 1996
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Sajid Javid and Liam Fox back 'generous' Brexit offer agreed at Chequers — it's time for EU to show movement
Since well before the EU existed we have traded with and fought alongside allies around the world, and that won't end when we leave next March, say Trade Secretary Liam Fox and Home Secretary Sajid Javid
AT Chequers on Friday, the Cabinet agreed a collective plan to deliver on the next stage of Brexit.
A plan that will allow us to take back control of our laws, money and borders, and protect British jobs in everything from fishing to manufacturing to financial services.
It will end freedom of movement, restore the supremacy of UK courts and stop us sending vast sums to Brussels each year, with a Brexit dividend worth billions for domestic priorities like our long-term NHS plan.
Our UK-EU free trade area, with a commitment to maintaining a common rule book for goods and agricultural products, will mean frictionless trade, protecting jobs and honouring our commitments in Northern Ireland.
And our business-friendly customs model enables the UK to secure trading opportunities around the world, meaning more and better jobs in places like the Midlands and the North.
The UK would have its own seat at the World Trade Organisation, be able to set trade tariffs and secure deals with other countries.
Crucially, it will be elected MPs who decide whether UK laws and regulations should change, with consequences for market access if we choose a different approach from the EU.
It will make Britain truly sovereign, while also allowing us to continue co-operating closely with our friends in Europe.
It is a generous offer and, from one Union to another, we expect the EU to now show movement in their position too.
And it won't just make Britain more prosperous – it will keep our citizens safe too.
Our security services, police and judiciary have an extremely close working relationship with their counterparts across the EU.
In the past 12 months, GCHQ has helped break up terrorist plots in at least four European countries.
And we have extradited more than 10,000 suspects using European Arrest Warrants.
Of course, it is not all one way – we regularly receive evidence on criminals here or intent on travelling to Britain.
Europe's security is our security, and we are unconditionally committed to maintaining it.
So under our plan, we will continue to participate in EU security agencies such as Europol and Eurojust.
We will aim to remain part of all the EU tools and measures that the UK uses today.
With the UK having full control of immigration, it will be harder for foreign criminals to come here, and easier for us to kick them out if they do. Of course, our security interests don't begin and end at our borders, or even at the edge of Europe.
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Whether it's Russia, Syria, Afghanistan or beyond, threats continue to emerge and develop around the world.
After we leave the EU we will be free to pursue a truly independent foreign policy but that does not mean we will isolate ourselves from our neighbours.
Under our proposals, we will continue to consult and co-operate with our EU partners on global issues.
We will work with the EU on sanctions like those recently imposed on Russia, including co-ordinating them where it's in our interests to do so.
Our joint work on defence capability and space will continue. And we will decide where our armed forces and foreign aid could be used alongside the EU.
Brexit has never been about turning our backs on Europe, pulling down the shutters and keeping ourselves to ourselves.
Since well before the EU existed we have traded with and fought alongside allies around the world, and that won't end when we leave next March.
There's still a lot of negotiating to be done. But our ambitious, effective proposal for a smooth customs arrangement and continued security co-operation is a huge step forward.
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Marvel confirms 3-D for "Thor," "Captain America"
By Sean O'Connell
Hollywoodnews.com: Remember the other day when we questioned the longevity of the 3-D craze, citing a story that Zack Snyder seemed to be leaning away from a post-production conversion for his upcoming "Sucker Punch" flick? Well, today's announcement by Marvel Studios puts the 3-D train right back on track.
It seems that next summer's blockbuster comic-book adaptations of "Thor" and "Captain America: The First Avenger" will be released in 3-D, according to the L.A. Times. This is only surprising because Marvel avoided the technology on "Iron Man 2," which could have boosted its box office cume with a 3-D conversion … but might have attracted fanboy scorn if the end result was muddy (like "The Last Airbender") or headache-inducing (like "Clash of the Titans").
"We came to feel that in our case 3-D could be the very good friend of story and character for a different kind of experience," said "Thor" director Kenneth Branagh to the Hero Worship blog. He'll reportedly make a similar case to fans at Comic-Con.
But "Thor" is finished filming, so this will be a post-production conversion, right? That's not a good sign. At least "Captain America" director Joe Johnston has the advantage of shooting with 3-D cameras. (Though Drew McWeeny at Hitfix writes that Johnston tested the 3-D rigs and hated the process … interesting.)
News on these anticipated titles continues to break as Comic-Con nears. We'll bring you what we know, so keep reading.
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AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint have sold access to subscribers' real-time location data to aggregators, which in turn have sold it to about 250 bounty hunters and related businesses, Motherboard reported Wednesday.
In some cases, the data allowed users to track individuals to their specific locations inside a building.
Some companies made thousands of location requests to data brokers; one company made more than 18,000 such requests in just over a year.
The news, which sparked widespread outrage, prompted a range of responses, including the following:
1. A letter from 15 United States senators to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) demanding action;
2. A tweet from FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel saying that the agency needs to investigate the issue; and
3. Promises from the carriers that they either have ceased the practice or planned to do so shortly.


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The club have been drawn away to Crewe in the 1st round of the Perry Trophy. We have 1st round byes in both the Open and Major Cups. We will play either Alsager or Crewe in the Major Cup Semi-Final and either Macclesfield or Crewe in the Semi-Final of the Open Cup.
No dates for any of the above matches have been published yet.
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Microfinance sector advised to work on transparency
"The Latin American and Caribbean microfinance industry…will have to work hard to ensure transparency in its operations and its clients' welfare," Inter-American Development Bank President Luis Alberto Moreno said today at Foromic 2010. MFTransparency spoke on the high profile panel on Consumer Protection and Responsible Finance that followed.
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Microfinance sector advised to work on transparency, MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Thursday October 7, 2010
The Latin American and Caribbean microfinance industry, which continued growing despite the global economic crisis, will have to work hard to ensure transparency in its operations and its clients' welfare, Inter-American Development Bank President Luis Alberto Moreno said today.
Moreno and Uruguayan President Jose Alberto Mujica opened the 13th Inter-American Forum on Microenterprise (Foromic 2010), which is taking place until Friday.
According to the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF), the IDB affiliate specialized in microenterprise, at the end of last year there were some 700 microfinance institutions in this region, serving nearly 10.5 million clients and with a loan portfolio totaling US$12.3 billion. At the end of 2008, when the crisis was underway, this industry had 9.4 million clients and US$10.9 billion in microloans outstanding.
In his speech to the participants of Foromic, the leading annual conference on microenterprise in Latin America and the Caribbean, Moreno said that the microfinance industry is entering a phase of consolidation and specialization.
"In this new stage – and this is one of the lessons from the recent crisis – there will be growing concern over consumers' welfare. Therefore it's crucial for the industry to start anticipating their needs and to work hard to increase transparency and offer greater protection to its clients, as well as to take steps towards measuring the social performance of microfinance. At the IDB we're proud to support such efforts," Moreno said.
In welcoming the event's participants, Mujica highlighted the role microfinance plays in countering abusive lending practices. The Uruguayan president said microcredit contributes to social equity and can be a "tool for liberation" for the poor.
Social performance is the central topic of Foromic 2010, which brought together more than 1,400 delegates from microfinance institutions, credit unions, banks, investment funds, regulating agencies and national and international organizations. Measuring the social impact of microfinance will complement the more traditional financial performance indicators used by the industry.
The microfinance industry has yet to overcome the challenge of reaching more businesses and households. According to the MIF, nearly 60 million microentrepreneurs in Latin America and the Caribbean lack access to formal credit and other basic financial services.


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Guide provides planners with information and tools needed to plan everything from conferences and corporate retreats, to weddings and family reunions
(WALLA WALLA, Wash.)- Planning a meeting or special event in Walla Walla just got easier with the release of the 2016 Walla Walla Meeting Planner Guide. The 11-page Meeting Planner Guide contains all of the essential information needed to plan corporate meetings, conferences, seminars, and retreats, as well as weddings, family reunions, and more.
Produced by Visit Walla Walla, the annual guide features detailed information on the Walla Walla Valley's meeting and event spaces — both large and small — and unique venues such as museums, wineries, golf courses, and theaters. In addition, the 2016 Walla Walla Meeting Planner Guide includes details on local hotels, bed and breakfasts and vacation rentals.
Knowing that sometimes what takes place away from the conference room can be as valuable as the meeting itself, the guide also details many of the fun and interesting attractions that have made Walla Walla among the finest meeting destinations in the Pacific Northwest.
"The annual guide offers everything one needs to know to plan an event here in Walla Walla," said Marcus Carney, group tour sales manager for Visit Walla Walla. "Walla Walla is a vibrant region, with world-class wineries, farm-to-table dining, a burgeoning arts and culture scene, and bustling downtown. And with an ability to host everything from intimate winery retreats to festivals that can draw thousands, Walla Walla makes for an ideal destination for meetings and special events."
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It was established as a settlement in the late 1870's.
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Cassadee Pope: I was born here in 1989, and grew up here as well. I attended a Catholic middle school in this city and a Christian high school in the nearby town of Wellington. From an early age, was very interested in music and singing. I formed my first band, called "Blake," in 2007, with a good friend of mine. In 2008, we admitted more members into our band, renamed it "Hey Monday," and became more serious about our music. Our band got signed and we released our first album in October 2008. I was majorly involved in writing all of the eleven songs on the album. My musical career seemed to be off to a good start.
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I would like to set up an interval check of key status and perform an action whenever it does. For example, I would like to check every hour and whenever a key changes from pending to approved I would like to perform a http call to a URL. Is this possible using cron or any other out of the box features in Apigee/Drupal? If so, how can I achieve this?
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We have a management API call, you can write a simple script/cron job to get the status,
In some cases if you have the consumer/api key, you get details for specific keys,
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If I could have any skill what would it be?
Pretty hard to figure out what I'd want. Something practical maybe? The natural skill to pick up languages? I've always been terrible and just sound silly when I try. Cooking? Simple things I'm all good with but the second I have to use the oven and not the microwave then its all over for me.
Then again wouldn't it be cool to have a artistic skill? Drawing, writing, painting, crafting… There are so many and it would be lovely to be able to make something that others want to see.
Personally I think the skill I want to master more then anything is dancing.
I'd LOVE to be able to dance just about any style you threw at me. I once had dance lessons and for the safety of the people around me gave them up quite fast but I'd love to actually be able to do it.
There would be no point to it at all! It wouldn't help me in life and it wouldn't mean much outside of my own personal joy but it would be great.
I think I'd choose it over a more practical skill because I think it'll make me happy. I like to dance even though I'm bad at it but I'd like to be able to do it well. I like a challenge so I don't think making my life easier would make me happier but being able to dance would just be fun. You could dance any where and any time and being able to just enjoy yourself.
Yes I'll have to say dancing will be the one skill I'd want.
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