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Spend some quality time in a holiday home in Hvidbjerg, Thyholm
Holiday cottages in Hvidbjerg, Thyholm, The Liim Fiord, Denmark!
The town Hvidbjerg is situated on the peninsular Thyholm in the western part of the Liim Fiord country, right by the broad 'Nissum Bredning'.
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The holiday house area by Hvidbjerg is situated by the coast, west of the town. Here the air is fresh and the nature is clean. You can fish, hike, drive on bicycle or merely relax in the quiet surroundings here. In the churches and museums of Thyholm you can learn more about the former fishing and peasant society of the area. Thyholm is connected with the mainland in the north-westernmost corner as well as through a bridge over the sound 'Oddesund' towards south.Hvidbjerg offers more restaurants and good shopping possibilities.
The beach to the west of Hvidbjerg is a fine Liim Fiord beach with coarse sand, a few rocks and clean water. The water is shallow, which makes the beach very suitable for children. If you wish to experience the wide and white sandy beach of the North Sea, the beach of Agger Tange is situated only 34 km from Hvidbjerg. The beach is about 100 metres wide and consists of both sand and stones. The water is clear and the bottom is sandy with rocks. The beach has the Blue Flag. You will find good bathing and sunbathing opportunities as the many groynes shelter the beach. However, the water is deep with occasional waves and currents.
The plantation 'Hvidbjerg Plantage' is a 40 hectares large low-lying plantation area with hardwood trees and pines. By Odby, 6 km south of Hvidbjerg, you will find an impressive and distinctive coastal cliff, which stretches far towards north. The spit 'Munkholm Odde' on the northern side of Thyholm is a large preserved area with salt meadow and a very rich and versatile bird life.
The lovely and varying nature invites walks, bicycle trips and picnics in the open air. It is possible to rent a boat at more places on Thyholm. Anglers will find many good fishing spots here, f.x. by Oddesund, about 10 km south of Hvidbjerg. Golf players can try out the course of 'Struer Golfklub' (21 km).
Worth a visit
By 'Den hellige Kilde' (the holy spring) by the town Helligkilde, 3 km south of Hvidbjerg, you can experience a spring, which is gushing from the earth and sending out large quantities of cold clear water all year round. 'Thyholm Egnsmuseum - Apotekergården' in Søndbjerg is a small museum, which has been established in an old pharmacist's house. Here you can learn more about the culture and history of the district (8 km). In the cutter and bunker museum 'Kutter- og Bunkermuseet' by Oddesund large bunker installations as well as an exhibition bear witness of the occupation during World War 2 (10 km). The scenically situated manor house 'Hindsels' can be observed from the outside on the northern part of Thyholm.
Excursion spots
A dam leads from Thyholm to the island Jegindo, where the beach of Bohl as well as Jegind Tap, a long and narrow headland with good swimming possibilities and unique nature, is also worth a visit (5 km - to the dam). When you spend your holiday in a holiday home in Hvidbjerg, Thyholm, you can also visit the commercial town Holstebro, which offers shops, restaurants, art and culture in the charming town centre (36 km). You can also go on a day tour to the open-air museum Hjerl Hede and see the old houses, farms, workshops and gardens, which are often vivified (43 km). Or you can go to Nykobing Mors and visit Jesperhus. Here you can enjoy the colourful flower gardens, experience tropical animals or enjoy yourselves in the waterworld or the play centre and much more (46 km).
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They put up Friday the schedule for the SantaFe Wine&Chile Fiesta:
which, alas, seems pretty much the same ole/same ole. How many Seminars can you attend of "Taste Blind With The Master Somms" or matching wines & cheese w/ LauraWerlin (Brie this year). Only thing missing is yet another Seminar of tasting w/ Reidel Glasses..that'll be again next year I'm sure.
TablasCreekVnyds was named the SFW&CF Wnry of the year (good choice). The Thurs TCV Seminar will be hosted by Jason Haas and should be a good one. TCV has been a participant in SFW&CF from yrs ago, when RobertHaas schlepped out to SantaFe their grafting machine and did a grafting demo....ker-thunk/ker-thunk/ker-thunk. It was a crowd pleaser. Rumor has it that Jason is going to out-do his Dad this year by bringing out one of their llamas from their bio-dynamic vnyd operation to sit on the Seminar panel. Probably will be more informative than the MasterSomm chairing the panel. Southwest has a pretty liberal "comfort animal" policy and Jason should be able to get his "comfort llama" on board with no problem.
The only other Seminar of interest will be the Masterclass on the SantaCruzMtns by TedGlennon. It appears he will have some wines that are not available here in NM.
Beyond that, it appears it'll be business as usual with a lot of the usual importers here to show their commodity portfolios.

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You may have noticed that there is often confusion in describing where one is working, be it engaging in reform, or in innovation or both. The current funding climate is in part to blame – third sector organisations, consultancies and even delivery agencies often tailor their descriptions of where and with whom they intend to work to the definitions and criteria of funding bodies.
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Ashley is a Michigan girl, born and raised (Go Blue!). The oldest of 4, she practically grew up on the sidelines of a football field, as her dad was the varsity football coach. She attributes that to her love of football and sports in general. She attended Grand Valley State University, where she double majored in Sports Management & Business. That degree took her to Rochester, NY for an internship with the Rochester Rattlers, a professional Lacrosse team.
Upon the completion of her internship, she applied for a marketing position with ESPN radio in Rochester, and it was here that her radio career took off. "The On-Air staff was relentless when it came to me making a demo; they would not stop trying to get me in a studio", she says. "I had never even thought about being in radio. It wasn't even on my radar. I wanted to work in the front office for a sports team, or work in team operations, but definitely not in radio". Once she got behind the mic, everything changed. She was hooked, and never looked back. Ashley worked for Entercom Rochester for 5 years before moving down to Florida, first hosting her night show "Party Radio Live" on 98PXY and filling midday and morning show spots on occasion.
She left 98PXY in the spring of 2017 to pursue a life down in Florida with her Fiance, Tony and their 4 year old Boxer, Louie. It was here that she's found a home with B94.7. "I'm so beyond excited to be on B94.7! From the moment I stepped through the doors, I knew I was "home" again".
BIRTHDAY: March 12th (I'm a pisces)
HOMETOWN: Clinton Township, Michigan
TV SHOWS: Chicago Med, This Is Us, A Million Little Things, My Haunted House, The Office
MOVIES: Moana, Friday Night Lights
ADDICTIONS: Coffee, Amazon Prime, Gummy Bears, my dog, Louie
FAVE MUSIC: Eminem, Ed Sheeran, Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church
THINGS I'M ALLERGIC TO: Christmas Trees!!
GUILTY PLEASURES: Buying stuff on Amazon that I really don't need; Eating 1lb bags of Peanut M & Ms in one sitting; cleaning my ears, organizing EVERYTHING, making lists
HERITAGE: Italian, Syrian (Yes, I know that's weird, and Yes, I am crazy and loud)
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Enjoy this video while you celebrate Memorial Day this year.
Support Our Troops!
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Enjoy this video while you celebrate Memorial Day this year.
Support Our Troops!
God Bless America!
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God Bless the U.S.A. by Lee Greenwood
Everyone takes 4th of July Fireworks photos. Many even video tape the celebrations. Why not submit those videos or photos to try and win some serious cash. Here is a list of sites that are participating in Fireworks Contests this year 2007:
Leave a link to your favorite fireworks photo in the comments.
If you know of any other contests going on this year, let me know in the comments and I will add them to the list.
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I am ready for the 4th of July 2007 Fireworks Celebrations in South Florida. Are you? Check out my fireworks stash for this year:
At TNT-Neptune Fireworks Mega Store in Dania Beach, Florida you can get two for one deals on all fireworks before Memorial Day (expires Monday June 4th). You can also get FREE BONUS fireworks depending on how much you spend. The best advice I can give is to pool your money with friends, family, and neighbors so that you can get the best deal on Fireworks packages. The more you spend together the better the deals become. Both of my brothers, and a friend of ours, and my neighbor all pitched in to buy fireworks and between all of us we were able to spend over $1,000. Since we purchased these fireworks before Memorial Day everything was 2 for 1, and in addition we received about $700 worth of Free Bonus Fireworks. So that brings our total Fireworks Value to over $2,700. That is a lot of TNT!!! The picture above only shows a third of the $2,700 in fireworks we purchased. (That is my portion of the fireworks).
For other firework tips and show ideas visit the TNTFireworks Show Page.
Have a Safe and Happy Independence Day!
What are some of your Home Fireworks Show ideas? What are your favorite fireworks? Share them in the comments below.
Recently I wrote a post on how I can watch live TV shows on my Treo 650 Smartphone now by controlling my family room TV and streaming the video and audio using SlingMedia's Slingbox. After writing the post I remembered writing another post on how dangerous it could become to watch TV on a phone while driving in a car. I called it DUII – Driving Under the Internet Influence. I know it sounds crazy and obvious that you should not do this but I have a feeling that this will become a bigger problem. People have become very accustomed to talking on the phone while driving and now people are beginning to text or sms on there phones more and more (even while driving). New phones have a feature that let you text a response to an incoming caller instead of answering the call. One solution to this problem could be a voice recognition user interface that will allow true hands free operations of any communications device. Using normal language you would just tell your phone what to do and it would do it. You would just say out loud "answer the phone" or "reply with a text message that I am in a meeting". But this still does not solve the possibility of watching video on your phone while driving. For right now the only solution may be to create laws banning the use of portable devices such as cell phones or PDA's by a driver unless it is handsfree. Unfortunately this probably will not happen until their are enough car accidents as a result of Driving Under the Internet Influence. Lets pray that does not happen.
I received this email a few days ago and thought you might enjoy it. I certainly did.
A Spanish teacher was explaining to her class that in Spanish, unlike English, nouns are designated as either masculine or feminine.
"House" for instance, is feminine: "la casa."
"Pencil," however, is masculine: "el lapiz."
A student asked, "What gender is 'computer'?"
Instead of giving the answer, the teacher split the class into two groups, male and female, and asked them to decide for themselves whether "computer" should be a masculine or a feminine noun.
Each group was asked to give four reasons for its recommendation
The men's group decided that "computer" should definitely be of the feminine gender ("la computadora"), because:ÂÂ
1. No one but their creator understands their internal logic;
2. The native language they use to communicate with other computers is incomprehensible to everyone else;
3. Even the smallest mistakes are stored in long term memory for possible later retrieval; andÂÂ
4. As soon as you make a commitment to one, you find yourself spending half your paycheck on accessories for it.
The women's group, however, concluded that computers should be Masculine ("el computador"), because:ÂÂ
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2. They have a lot of data but still can't think for themselves;
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4. As soon as you commit to one, you realize that if you had waited a little longer, you could have gotten a better model.
The women won!
Recently my 4 year old daughter discovered the wonderful scents of the Glade PlugIn Air Freshener at school. Now, I have to tell you that my daughter is obsessed with scents and smells and how she looks. She is very crafty and independent and likes to try different things on for herself. A few weeks ago at school she found a Glade Air Freshener in the bathroom and was taken in with how wonderful the smell was. She wanted to smell the same way as the Air Freshener. So she took the Glade PlugIn off the wall and removed the air freshener from inside and began rubbing it all throughout her hair, face, arms, and clothes. Then she plugged it back in the wall and went back to her seat in the classroom. Immediately the air in the classroom quickly became "fresher". The teacher's started looking around to see if anyone spilled something on the floor or if the smell was coming from outside or the air conditioner. Eventually they figured out that the "fresh air" was coming from my daughter. They asked her if she put anything on her body and she emphatically responded "No!" She didn't want to get in trouble you see. The teacher called my wife to come pick up our daughter so she can get a bath and then return to school. Later that night I could still smell the Glade Air Freshener in her hair when I tucked her in to bed. I have to say, her hair certainly smelled fresh for the next couple of days! This is one of those stories that I will always remember and certainly share with others whenever I smell an air freshener.
Do you think a Glade PlugIn Air freshener makes for a good hair product? Share a funny story about your kids in the comments.
I purchased the SlingMedia Slingbox just over a year ago and it has already saved me enough money to pay for itself. At first I planned to watch my local sports teams while I was on the road or on vacation from my laptop. Then it happened. My brother called me to let me know he would not be able to come over to watch the pay-per-view fight at my house and would have to pay to watch the fight at his house. Slingbox to the rescue!
I use my SlingBox to watch TV (mostly sports and sci-fi) on my laptop in my home office because I have no TV in my office.
I also enjoy watching the local news, or local sports like the Miami Dolphins when I am out of town.
Read my previous post on how I even use my slingbox to watch TV by my Pool and Spa.
How about watching pay-per-view movies on the road or at a friends house. My brother was able to save on the cost of ordering a pay-per-view boxing match by watching the fight via my slingbox on his computer, which is connected to his 50″ TV at his house. How cool is that? (Keep in mind Slingbox only allows one connection at a time) But this idea caught on quickly and I figured that I could pay back the cost of my slingbox after just a few pay-per-view shows by sharing or slinging it with friends and family.
Whenever I want or need to have access to a TV channel around the house or even outside with wireless wifi I can have it setup in seconds with my laptop.
And now that I can sling to my Treo phone I can watch TV anywhere and anytime I want! And it's pretty great!
Kenric saved $54.95 with a slingbox a few weeks ago. Read his other great ideas on saving money with a slingbox.
Read how others are Slinging Around the World.
And don't miss the Sling Community Forum to learn more about the slingbox.
Sling Media's Slingbox can be purchased at most major electronics stores such as: Circuit City, Best Buy, CompUSA, Amazon.com, SlingMedia.com, Walmart, Target, Office Depot, etc…
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What do you think about controlling your TV from anywhere in the world?
It was just over one year ago when I bought my Slingmedia Slingbox and started streaming my TV shows in my house and over the Internet. However, it wasn't until just last week that I was able to stream that same video to my phone. Yep, I can watch live TV shows on my phone. And since I have a ReplayTV unit (just like TIVO but better in my opinion) I can watch my prerecorded shows on my Treo also. The best part is I don't have to pay for a monthly service like MobiTV. Once you own the slingbox and the slingplayer watching TV is free on your phone (minus the data service charges – I recommend the unlimited data plan)
Thats it!
Thanks to the SlingCommunity for the tips to get this working on the Treo 650.
The reception and clarity is obviously not as good as the newer phones which take advantage of the higher speed networks but it still does work great. Just read the posts on the SlingCommunity forum and see what others are saying. It has been a year in the making but I am finally happy that I can sling my TV to my phone anywhere at anytime.
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Music as an Effective Means of Impressing the Heart
The Music Ministries of the North Philippine Union Conference is committed to uphold the principles of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's music, to develop and enhance the musical talents of the church, and to encourage music that ennobles and uplifts the souls to God.
Music Leaders Empowerment
Last June 3, 2017, Central Luzon Conference served music coordinators and leaders through Music Leaders Empowerment Training held at the CLC Cucueco Hall. The event sought to ensure that praise and worship in the church influences a Christian life for good and draws churchgoers closer to God. The thought contained in Psalms 104:33 served as its backdrop, "I will sing to the Lord all my life, I will sing praise to my God as long as I live."
Different topics were presented by the Music Ministries coordinators: "The Power of Music" parts 1 and 2, by Mrs. Norlin Cadapan; "Church Decorum: A Musician Perspective" by Josie Felda Calera; and the "Role of Music in the Church: A Musician's guide in Worship" by Dr. Jadaza Hintay. She expounded music and its significance in the church to all delegates. An open forum was facilitated in the afternoon before the commitment ceremony. Two hundred eight (208) leaders and musicians attended this program.
Music Seminars
The second MPM-wide Music Orientation Seminar and Workshop was coordinated by Mrs. Sylvia Polito, the Music coordinator of MPM last June 16-17, 2017. It was held for all local church music leaders, coordinators, and song leaders, focusing more on song leadership. Even the young at hearts enjoyed how to lead out in singing.
The seminar was attended by 75 articipants all of whom received their certificates. One of the delegates expressed, "It was really worth our time and sacrifice attending such an orientation seminar."
NELM held a special music gathering for leaders at Northeast Luzon Adventist Elementary School. The participants were music coordinators, song leaders, pianists, and teachers. Topics presented were: Seven Observation in SDA Church Music: Before and Today; Song of the Month and Programming; Total Member Involvement towards a Life of Service; and Praise and The Power of Praise Team in TMI. The delegates were also given ample time to share and give their testimonies on the power of music and its role in their spiritual walk.
Music Festival
South-Central Luzon Conference initiated conducting a mass choir during the camp meeting at Lipa Adventist Academy last April 29, 2017. Choirs and other singing groups from different churches combined forces and voices. In the afternoon, 13 choral groups, vocal solos and instrumental numbers joined the music festival. Music has indeed become the unifying agent of church members. Truly, heaven rejoices to those who brought their musical offering to the Lord!
Sing Bible Verse (SBV) Songbooks
The Music Ministries of South-Central Luzon Conference launched a program "One Scripture Song, One Sabbath" to help church members especially the children store in mind Bible verses. Because of this, 1,000 copies of Sing Bible Verses songbooks, written and composed by Wayne Hooper, were locally printed and recorded and have been distributed all over NPUC territories from February up to April.
We commend Mrs. Elizabeth Fofue for her initiative and courage to produce the SBV, and a great appreciation also to the artists who shared their talents, time, energy, and service for the fulfillment of the said project. Praise be to God!
According to Ellen G. White, "Music is one of God's great gifts to man, and is one of the most important elements in a spiritual program. It is an avenue of communication with God, and is one of the most effective means of impressing the heart with spiritual truth" (Education, 168).
To all my counterparts, and to all administrators of missions and conferences, thank you very much for your support in this ministry. God bless us!
To God be the glory
Music was made to serve a holy purpose, to lift the thoughts to that which is pure, noble and elevating, and to awaken in the soul devotion and gratitude to God. What a contrast between the ancient custom and the uses to which music is now too often devoted. How many employ this gift to exalt self, instead of using it to glorify God? A love for music leads the unwary to unite with world-lovers in pleasure-gatherings where God has forbidden his 11 children to go. Thus that which is a great blessing when rightly used, becomes one of the most successful agencies by which Satan allures the mind from duty and from the contemplation of eternal things. Music forms a part of God's worship in the courts above, and we should endeavor, in our songs of praise, to approach as nearly as possible to the harmony of the heavenly choirs. The proper training of the voice is an important feature in education, and should not be neglected. Singing, as a part of religious service, is as much an act of worship as is prayer."--Christian Education, pp. 62, 63.
Seventh-day Adventist beliefs are meant to permeate your whole life. Growing out of scriptures that paint a compelling portrait of God, you are invited to explore, experience and know the One who desires to make us whole.


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Richard Darnell Drake
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Richard Darnell Drake Sept. 20, 1929 - March 26, 2016 McCOOK, Neb. -- Richard Darnell Drake was born on Sept. 20, 1929, in McCook, the son of Harry Newton Drake and Erciel A. (Ewing) Drake. He passed away at his home on March 26, 2016. He grew up in McCook and graduated from McCook High School in 1948. He graduated from McCook Junior College and the University of Nebraska with a bachelor of science degree in business administration...
On the record
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This information is gathered at the McCook Public Safety Center, the McCook office of the Nebraska State Patrol, the Red Willow County Courthouse, the Red Willow County Sheriff's Office and the McCook Humane Society. Police activity Activity log...
Nebraska needs to keep energy options open
(Editorial ~ 03/28/16)
At the risk of using an Easter metaphor a day too late, we'd say Nebraska is putting most of its eggs in one basket when it comes to energy. A bill to make it easier for private developers to build renewable energy facilities in Nebraska failed to make it out of committee this legislative session, so our state will continue to depend on coal for the majority of its electricity...
Early manufacturing in McCook
(Column ~ 03/28/16)
Recently, during a discussion on new businesses in McCook, there were comments about some of the entrepreneurs McCook has been home to over the years. Today we take a look at some of the early businesses in McCook. (In those early years, you might say that everyone who come west to settle this new country was an entrepreneur.) From the McCook Gazette Archives...
'Back in Time' theme for Heritage Days
(Local News ~ 03/28/16)
McCOOK, Neb. -- The Heritage Days Committee met recently to continue discussion about plans for the 2016 Heritage Days celebration on the weekend of Sept. 24-25. The committee is excited about celebrating our theme, "Back in Time"! Plans for the craft vendor show are being made and the application for vendors is now available on the Chamber's website in the "NEWS" section at www.mccookchamber.org...
Indianola 'modern maker' spotlighted on national PBS show
(Local News ~ 03/28/16)
DETROIT -- Detroit motorcycle builder and master metal shaper, Eric Gorges is a man on a mission. His goal: to seek out and spotlight the modern maker community, men and women who practice the lost art of making things by hand and to bring their stories to television. ...
Cops may get tuition break
(Local News ~ 03/28/16)
McCOOK, Neb. -- Nebraska law enforcement officers will likely receive a break on college tuition costs in the near future. The change comes from a bill presented to the Governor Thursday which passed on final reading with a 46-0-3 vote. The bill, LB 906, allows Nebraska law enforcement officers in good standing with their agency to receive a 30 percent tuition waiver to any university, state or community college in Nebraska...
'Concert for Healthcare' Saturday
(Local News ~ 03/28/16)
McCOOK, Neb. -- Count your blessings ... and when you do ... be thankful you live in the Heartland of America. Looking back over the past four years, that's the message Terri Shipshock of the Community Hospital Health Foundation wants to ring out loud and clear as she pays tribute to the generous businesses, the loyal volunteers and the supporting citizens who have made the "Concerts for Healthcare" such an overwhelming success...
Hospital activates controlled access
(Local News ~ 03/28/16)
McOOK, Neb. --Community Hospital made the decision to activate controlled access on Thursday due to a situation where a person became verbally abusive and threatening, according to Dari Olson, Director of Safety. The situation happened around 7 p.m. Thursday and lasted around 15 minutes. "Because of the person's demeanor and actions and for the safety of our patients, staff and visitors coming in and out of the facility, we chose to go into controlled access," Olson said...
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First comes divorce, then comes bankruptcy. Or maybe it's the other way around.
Either way, these two legal issues tend to be closely linked. If you file for one, there's a great chance you'll end up filing for the other. Sometimes, both cases are even happening at the same time.
Here are a few things to keep in mind.
If possible, don't let the two cases overlap.
When you file for bankruptcy you receive an automatic stay. The automatic stay stops the family court judge from dividing your debts and assets. It has to wait until your discharge, which means a longer, more complicated divorce process.
If you're already embroiled in both a divorce case and a bankruptcy case you need specialized legal help.
Be strategic about which case you open up first.
Now that we've established you shouldn't file for bankruptcy during your divorce you have to decide whether you're going to file before, or after.
If you know you both want to file for bankruptcy it may be wise to file together and wait on the divorce. You'll increase your exemptions. You'll both end up paying for a single bankruptcy case. Filing before also means you're not dividing up marital debts anymore, as most of them will be discharged.
Keep in mind this isn't always the case. For example, you might realize after the divorce that your household income has suffered so much you don't have any other choice but to file. A great deal will also depend on the type of bankruptcy you need to file.
Be aware bankruptcy can sometimes be an ex's answer to a divorce decree he or she doesn't like.
Be careful if the ex offers to take on all the marital debt in return for some concession from you. This could mean he or she is doing so with the intent of filing for bankruptcy immediately after the divorce.
This would protect the ex from having to pay and would send creditors right back to you for any debts you have your name on. You could end up being sued over these debts. This isn't always the ex's plan when they make this offer, but it's still a good reason to be wary.
You might want a lawyer who practices both family law and bankruptcy law.
An attorney who understands the complex ways divorce and bankruptcy laws can play out is a great way to protect yourself from unexpected consequences. Indeed, the intersection of these cases is so common that a recent article from the American Bar Association strongly suggests family law attorneys collaborate with bankruptcy attorneys if they don't practice bankruptcy law themselves.
Fortunately the team at Sadek and Cooper practices both forms of law, which means we can keep an eye out for all the potential problems. If you think both bankruptcy and divorce are on your horizon, contact us for your free consultation today.


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With students currently heading back to university, demand for student housing is still high, but where can buy-to-let landlords investing in the student property market achieve the highest yields?
A new study highlighted on the Landlord Today website has placed LS2 in Leeds, where both the Leeds Art University and the University of Leeds are located, in the top 10 student buy-to-let hotspots with some very tempting yields.
Redbrick Properties was established back in 2002 and since then has gone from strength to strength building up a fine portfolio of residential properties along the way.
We could never be accused of being a faceless agency as both Mark and I still work front-line in the office along side our experienced and capable staff.


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In these two sentences, much is implied, including:
To discharge these responsibilities, the user needs no specialist CFD knowledge; but the more he possesses the background understanding outlined in sections 3 and 4 below, the less likely he is expect more of PHOENICS, and indeed of CFD, than is reasonable.
For its part, when the PHOENICS oracle delivers its answer to the 'What' question, it ought, in order to give a balanced picture (and to maintain its credibility), to emphasise that the answer is based on a more extensive set of other if's than the questioner may have had in mind. The reason is that, in addition to the physical and geometrical parameters of the scenario in question, there are numerical parameters which may have an equally significant effect on the answer. If the user does not set them, PHOENICS uses its defaults, which cannot possibly be optimal for all circumstances.
These other if's fall into two classes, namely:
It is limitations in scientific knowledge which affect class a ; while those of class b are affected by limitations of financial resources; for computer time increases in proportion to the number of iterations; and to the number of computational cells much more steeply. Advice on these important topics will be found in hyperlinks to be supplied.
To answer this question requires the exploration of very many 'if' scenarios; so the cost per scenario must be kept to a minimum.
The words used for distinguishing the two modes differ in different communities. For example, heat-exchanger specialists call prediction 'rating', and optimisation 'design'. Others refer to the former as the 'direct' and the latter as the 'inverse' problem.
PHOENICS has possessed for many years a special facility for the latter mode, called COSP, standing for 'Constant Optimising Software Package". It is currently (late 2014) being further generalised under the broader heading 'Connected Multi-Runs'.
From the point of view PHOENICS, demoted now from 'Oracle to 'Simulation Slave', the only difference is that it has to work harder, in the second mode, before it is allowed to rest. One run more? one run less? PHOENICS does what it is told.
(1) A user acquainted only with non-aeronautical applications of PHOENICS might suppose that it suffices to represent the airplane's shape by means of an stl file, its flight speed by upstream and downstream inlet and outlet objects, and its engine intakes and exhausts similarly; and then to choose a very fine Cartesian grid, into which the highly-non-Cartesian airplane would be fitted automatically by the easy-to-activate PARSOL technique. Then parallel-computing mode could be adopted so as to reduce the time needed to arrive at a converged solution. The following image shows an airplane in such a grid.
It is not a bad approach; and, if a very, very fine grid can be afforded, it ought to arrive at grid-independent values of the lift and drag. But its expense is very great; and even the finest affordable grid commonly fails to resolve adequately the all-important processes which take place in the thin boundary layer close to the airplane surface.
(2) Users of PHOENICS from before the years in which Virtual Reality became popular will remember that body-fitted-co-ordinate grids (BFCs), although more troublesome to create, can resolve the thin boundary layers very well.
Today's users need therefore to be positively advised that BFCs may be more cost-effective than PARSOL; and they should be provided with more assistance to create such grids to fit facet-described objects.
They may also be glad to know PHOENICS (late) 2015 will allow PARSOL and BFCs to be used in combination. Then, the BFC grid may be fitted only to the fuselage and wings, with PARSOL being used to represent the engines.
(3) Both Cartesian and BFC grids, in PHOENICS, are structured, with each grid node connected to six neighbours in the north, south, east, west high and low directions. This has its advantages in respect of ease of coding, and speed of computation; but its disadvantage is that it often causes too many cells to be placed where they are not needed. This is wasteful.
For this reason PHOENICS has been provided with an
unstructured-grid option. This is of the 'sub-divided-Cartesian' character which, to judge by modern trends, is agreed to be more cost-effective than the 'arbitrary-polygon' kind which was fashionable in earlier years. It is commonly used in the aircraft industry.
The VR-Editor provides no assistance in the creation of such grids; but PRELUDE does; and PHOENICS-Direct could do so.
(4) Lastly, an unusually knowledgable user might remind himself of the time before modern CFD existed, The aircraft designers recognised that, outside the boundary layer, the flow was inviscid and could be calculated by potential-flow theory; and that the effect of the boundary layer was to add to the airplane's volume a calculable 'displacement thickness'.
Why should he not use then, in combination, the PHOENICS potential-flow option for the main part of the flow and the also-in-PHOENICS 3D-boundary-layer option? How to do so is outlined in a power-point slide shown here.
(5) In summary, PHOENICS has many capabilities; but it does not yet:
In the future, perhaps; but not right now.
It must therefore be emphasised that simply to open the VR-Editor and choose from its menus seldom leads to the best way of using PHOENICS. Formulating precisely what it is to be used for and then seeking expert advice, is a better practice.
It is therefore wise to use a coarse computational grid, so that computer times are short; for then many runs with varying boundary conditions can explore the significance of their uncertainty.
It is item d. which makes the problem in one respect more challenging to the user than the aircraft-drag one: he/she has always to extract from the information supplied to him/her the few items which are relevant to the question to be answered. This will have been done in the simulation shown below, which concerns the computed fire spread in a spirally-shaped car part in Annecy, France. Had it not been, the computations would have been immensely more expensive: but provided no better insight.
Among the benefits of restricting computer-run times to minutes rather than hours or days is that it allows exploration of influences otherwise ignored. For example, the strength and direction of the external wind must surely affect the movement of the smoke; both ought therefore always to be included in the list of variants investigated.
How to make the extraction? It depends on how the information is supplied.
Current development work at CHAM is directed towards making this coarse-grid representation a switch-on option. Meanwhile, users uncertain about how to make the change should ask CHAM's User Support.
There are several reasons for this, namely:
The following two diagrams illustrate the problem and one of its possible ameliorators. The one on the left shows how, in the absence of any physical difusion whatever, the default 'upwind difference scheme' of PHOENICS causes the 'pollutant plume' to spread. The second shows the reduced but still finite rate of spread when one of the many 'higher-order schemes' built into PHOENICS is activated.
The true result would be a thin band of contour lines, of constant concentration and unchanging width, stretching diagonally across the domain. Only one of the schemes can achieve this, the unique-to-PHOENICS CLDA scheme; and this is not accessible from the VR-Editor menus. None of them are switched on automatically; and few are ever used.
Aligning the grid with the wind-direction is also an alternative near-perfect solution; but only the Urban-Virtual-Wind Tunnel SimScene provides this automatically.
PHOENICS can be used successfully by persons of varied experience and background; however, the probability of success is greatest if they are already familiar with the general features of computer simulation of flowing continua; in particular, they should be aware of the following:
The ideal user of PHOENICS has been identified in this way in order that, should less experienced persons use it, they should have received due warning that computer simulations of fluid flow differ appreciably from calculations of the kind which are customary in, say, structural engineering or in rigid-body dynamics.
In the those fields, non-linearities are often of secondary importance, if indeed they are present at all; the computer code can therefore be left to produce the solution automatically.
Fluid-flow phenomena, by contrast, are essentially non-linear; so the user of a flow-simulating code must reconcile himself to having, on occasion, to help the code along, using his intuition and experience in the selection of the 'switches' and 'tuning knobs' of the solving procedure.
The final solution itself, i.e. the result of the solving procedure, of course must not depend upon the settings so chosen, any more than the scenery at the port of destination can depend upon the course which the ship's navigator selected.
It is WHETHER the solution is arrived at, and HOW SWIFTLY, that these steering adjustments may beneficially influence.
PHOENICS does already possess a primitive EXPERT system for making optimal adjustments of the numerical parameters as the calculation proceeds; and this auto-pilot feature is being further developed by CHAM. However what has been stated above remains true: the user of PHOENICS, or of any other CFD code, should never trust their predictions blindly, or expect them to proceed efficiently regardless of how injudicious are the user's settings.


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Vital organs, muscles, tissues and even some hormones of the body are made from proteins. Additionally, proteins create hemoglobin and important antibodies. Proteins are involved in just about every body function from controlling blood sugar levels to healing wounds and fighting off bacteria.
Signs of protein deficiency
- You have high cholesterol
- You are feeling more anxious and moody
- Your workouts are suffering
- You are not sleeping well
- You are putting on weight
- Your metabolic and digestive systems are not working well
- You concentration is poor
- Your menstrual cycle is irregular
- You are getting sick more often
- Your injuries are slow to heal
- Your hair is thinning
- Your nails and skin are weak
- You are feeling tired or weak
The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA), which is the minimum amount you need to be healthy, is 0.8 grams per kilogram. Just multiple your weight by 0.8 will show you your RDA.
Food with high protein
Eggs - 1 large egg has 6g of protein
Almonds - 1 ounce has 6 g of protein
Chicken breast - contains 53g of protein/breast
Oats - half a 8oz cup contains 13g of protein
Cheese - 1 8oz cup contains 27g of protein
Milk - 1 cup contains 8g of protein


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The following publication considers the different labour market experiences of women and men in Northern Ireland.
A consistent feature of the labour market is higher unemployment and employment rates for males and higher inactivity rates for females. Using the Labour Force Survey quarterly and household datasets, these features are explored. Data is not seasonally adjusted.
- The employment rate for males in NI has been consistently higher than for females over the past ten years. Although the number of employees in NI is evenly split between males and females, the number of self-employed males is more than double the number of self-employed females.
- The unemployment rate for males in NI has been consistently higher than for females over the past ten years. At July-September 2018, two-thirds of the unemployed were male and one-third were female.
- Over the past ten years there have consistently been more economically inactive women than men. At July-September 2018 a third of working age women were economically inactive, compared to 23 per cent of men.
- The most common reason for inactivity among women was family and home commitments, while the most common reason for men was sickness or disability. (LFS July-September 2018)
- Economic activity rates were lowest for women with a youngest dependent child of pre-school age.
- The full report is available on the NISRA website.
Women make up half of the working age population. However a third of working age women are not in the labour force. The main reason for women being outside of the labour force (economically inactive) is looking after the family/home. In contrast, this is the least likely reason for economic inactivity for males.
An analysis of Labour Force Survey data shows that for women with children, economic inactivity rates are highest for those whose youngest child is of pre-school age. This has the greatest impact on the inactivity rate of women aged 25-34 years, the age grouping with the highest proportion of mothers of pre-school age children.
Conversely, economic activity rates are highest for males of this age with more than 90% of men of this age in the labour force. Women are most likely to be economically active during the ages of 35-49 years. At these ages approximately four-fifths of women are in the labour market (working or looking for work).
Women continue to be much more likely to work part-time hours than a man, and if employed are likely to have a job in the service sector, particularly the public administration, education and health sectors.
Notes to editors:
1. For media enquiries contact the Department for the Economy Press Office on 028 9052 9604 or email firstname.lastname@example.com . Out of office hours please contact the Duty Press Officer on 028 9037 8110.
2. Follow us on Twitter @Economy_NI


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In a world where we are constantly prompted to update our mobile apps and computer programs, keep our LinkedIn profile and websites current, and always look for the most up-to-date information, pet owners are no different. They want to know the latest diagnostics, preventives, and treatments for their pet…and when the content is outdated, they will go elsewhere.
When it comes to LifeLearn's ClientEd pet health education library, we are taking the "up-to-date" movement to heart. We are putting forth a concerted effort to bring some of our longest-standing articles into the present, and are committed to keeping the content in the library as current as possible.
Now, we realize that some of our clients may have used the editing tool in ClientEd to adjust and personalize the handouts to suit their practice's needs…and that's okay! However, given that we are going to be updating a large number of articles over the next year – with updates that include content, writing style, imagery and illustrations – we want to make sure you know HOW to access our new content and make it available to your clients.
Here are the three things you need to know.
- If you've edited an article in the ClientEd library, it will appear in the search results showing that it was "Edited by your Organization". Below it, you'll see a date that shows when LifeLearn's original article was updated.
- When you open this article, you are looking at the article your clinic edited. To see the newly updated LifeLearn version, look in the left-hand column of the page for the "Original Article" button. Clicking this will allow you to preview what our updated article looks like. Not sure what is different between your version and ours? Use the "Compare Changes" button to find out.
- If you decide you want to replace your clinic-edited article with the new LifeLearn version, it's easy. From the "Compare Changes" screen, click the "Overwrite Clinic Changes" button – this will replace your clinic version with the LifeLearn-updated article. If there are customizations in your article that you want to keep but still want the benefits of the new LifeLearn version, overwrite your clinic article first and then re-apply your customizations to the new version. Not sure if you want to do any of this? Just click "Cancel". If you decide in the future you want the updated version, just revisit the "Original Article" and you will have immediate access to it. However, once your clinic-edited version is over-written, you cannot go back to it.
As part of our commitment to keeping our content up-to-date, we invite you to submit your feedback, ideas and suggestions to [email protected]. This might be ClientEd topics we are missing or content in the library that you think needs attention. The more we know about the kinds of client education material you want to see, the better we can make ClientEd for everyone!
And to that end, if you see something in our articles that is out-of-date or have a topic in mind that you'd like us to include in our library, please email us at [email protected].
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Our beautiful mother, Belva May Peck Provost, 83, was born on a snowy day, December 12, 1934. She was born in her Grandparent's home in Francis, Utah. Her smart, athletic Mom and musically talented Dad were Margaret W. Crittenden and John Lyle Peck. Unfortunately her sweet mother passed away when Mom was 2 1/2. She and her baby brother Ken went to live with their grandparents, Lucian Millard Crittenden and Edith May Woodard. Her grandparents owned a farm where hard work was valued and self-sufficiency was honored.
Mom loved Kamas Valley and especially loved her close-knit family, which included her cousins, some of which she helped raise. She was like a second Mom to them. Her first job was at Irene's Tasty Shop, followed by employment at Kamas State Bank beginning her junior year of high school. Mom starred in her high school plays, was Queen of the Kamas Rodeo, and participated in Girls State. She graduated as Valedictorian from South Summit High, class of 1953, just like her mother did 18 years before.
Mother married our father, Ralph Dale Provost, after only 3 dates. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple on May 20, 1953, after which Dad immediately left for military service in Germany. Sixteen months later the newlyweds moved to Salt Lake City and then to Ogden, settling in their first home in Sunset, December of 1955. Robin Dee was born May 25, 1956 and Mark Lee arrived July 8, 1959. Mom wanted a large family but was thrilled to have her two. She proceeded to love us unconditionally and we have never once questioned that love.
In Sunset, she began her long career of working with children and youth, always loving them, never giving up on them. She wrote and directed roadshows and participated in Stake plays. She performed a comedy act that brought the house down. It was in Sunset Mom and Dad met many lifelong friends, and were apart of 2 dinner clubs that met monthly.
Mom babysat, took in ironing, and then had the opportunity to work for Dell J. Larkin at Central Finance. They were a formidable team. Our mom always did the work of 2 or 3 people. She was the Queen of multitasking, and yes, we had a home cooked meal every night. She was an original "Super Hero" in our eyes.
While working in Kaysville, mom discovered the quaint little town of Fruit Heights. She was immediately smitten and spent some time trying to convince our Dad they could actually afford the move. Soon, he was designing the landscaping and Mom quickly began decorating the interior. For a short time she worked as office manager for Dr. Stephen Morgan, and then was hired on the spot to work for Fruit Heights City. For about the next 15 years, she worked from the ground up helping the city grow. She became the 1st and only female City Administrator of Fruit Heights. She brought the city through the mudslide of 1983, the intense growth of the city, the first City Celebration in 1989, and the building of the present day City Hall. She completed this task on time and without debt.
Mom medically retired about 1992 after her 3rd open heart surgery. But in reality, Mom never retired. Through bumps in the road and hospital stays, she insisted on moving. She was afraid if she stopped, she would not get going again. So, she did some traveling, often with her good friend Sheila and continued preparing amazing lessons for "her" primary kids. Mom took care of Dad in his final years with ALS. She was an avid reader and read hundreds of books. She enjoyed lunches with friends, visits with family and friends, summer days at Ken's cabin, cruising, watching movies, writing thank you notes, playing with cute Abby Rose, and hanging out with pups, Gracie and Lillie. She absolutely loved her family history and her yearly Memorial Day trek to some 17 cemeteries and 80+ graves. She was generous to her friends and family, but especially to us her two kids. Mom was beautiful, yet humble; and wise, but with a desire to continue to learn. But, her greatest quality was the ability to love everyone. She was a champion to those she loved.
Mom received many recognitions in her life and belonged to several business women's organizations. She was also the "Unsung Hero" for the Kaysville City parade, and "Citizen of the Year" for Fruit Heights City.
Many don't know this about mom, but she was an avid BYU Cougar football fan. If the Cougars were not playing, she cheered for any other Utah team that was playing. Sometimes she would get really LOUD!
Some of Mom's favorite things are birds, flowers, Sudoku, puzzles, cruises, and most of all friends and family. Her favorite color is pink. Mom's favorite candy or ice cream is the one with the most nuts.
She wanted us to thank her family and friends for their love and support, and a special thanks to Dr. Bruce Burtenshaw for keeping her alive for the last 23 years.
Mom is survived by daughter Robin Dee Provost (DeLynne Thurman Thompson) and son, Mark Lee Provost (Bob K. Porterfield). Brothers Kenneth Peck, Lyle (Karen) Peck, Larry (Kathy) Peck and Lynn Peck, sister Leslie (Mark) Deveraux and many loved cousins, nieces and nephews. She is also survived by step-grandchildren HeatherThompson (Bryce Petersen) and Eric (Jacquie) Thompson, step-great grandchildren Brendin Stevenson, Xadin, Keltin, Tristen, Julien Thompson, and Abby Petersen.
She was preceded in death by her parents, our Dad, Ralph, her sister-in-law Billie Peck, sisters, Renae Peck and Linda Sutphen and step-grandson Cory Thompson.
This is not Good-Bye, but a see you later. Thank you for being the Best Mom Ever. We Love you Mom and Mama Forever!!
To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Belva May (Peck) Provost, please visit our floral store.


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Check out our list of the Top 10 best UK mountain bike trails as chosen by you, the MoreDirt users through your reviews on the numerous trails, tracks and MTB routes we have listed.
Bickerstaffe Cycle Track is a new mountain bike facility, which runs through Jubilee Woods (Bickerstaffe Colliery) near by the village of Bickerstaffe in Lancashire.


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In some cases i'd argue having an AT is better than nothing.
fwiw, I think a Brain Age rep would be great. no idea how it would work, but I think Sakurai could do it if he really tried.
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Heater Blower replacement
Pull fan and light switch knobs off and you will find a nut behind each, remove nut's ..... And keep going........
Hi, push the sliders to either extreme right or left then lever half the surround out. Once you have one side out push levers the other way to get remaining half out. The plastic ends stay on.Try to use use wooden or plastic lever to prevent damaging surround. Good luck changing the blower motor is a tough job.
Please check some other threads as you may want to change wiper spindles and a few other bits whilst you have the dash out.
How did you get on with this job? I need to replace my heater motor and not looking forward to it! Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
It is a hard job to do,takes easy 8 hours and a box of plasters
It is indeed a stinker of a job
I did my previous 460 a few years ago and, as noted, it takes a full steady day to reach the blower motor.
Once there it is a straightforward job.
In addition to the foregoing comments I would recommend disconnecting the battery to prevent any nudging of wires creating unwelcome sparks.
It also helps to remove the steering wheel, both front seats and transmission tunnel before delving further.
There are no viable shortcuts - imho.
Regular hot mugs of tea are also vital to the success of this tedious undertaking.
All the very best of good luck with it all.
You don't need to remove full dash and steering wheel, just remove center part of dash, there is enough space to remove matrix


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Four Arizona Diamondbacks executives will join the "Diamondbacks Live" pregame show on FOX Sports Arizona as a part of Executive Week, starting Tuesday, Aug. 5. Front office personnel Derrick Hall, Tony La Russa, Mike Bell and Debbie Castaldo all join the show to discuss their part of the organization and give viewers insight into what lies ahead for the team in the future.
Below is the schedule of guest appearances for Executive Week on FOX Sports Arizona's "Diamondbacks Live" pregame show, beginning Aug. 5 at 6 p.m.:
Tuesday, Aug. 5 at 6 p.m. – Mike Bell, director, player development: Bell is in his fourth year as Director, Player Development and his eight with the Diamondbacks organization. Bell was the Minor League Field Coordinator in 2010 and managed Single-A Visalia from 2007-2009.
Wednesday, Aug. 6 at 6 p.m. – Debbie Castaldo, vice president, corporate and community impact: Castaldo is in her sixth season with the Diamondbacks as vice president, corporate & community impact and executive director of the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation. In 2013, the D-backs were recognized with the Phoenix Business Journal's ACE Award for Community Impact as well as the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Impact Award as Community Champion.
Thursday, Aug. 7 at 6 p.m. – Tony La Russa, chief baseball operator: La Russa joined the Diamondbacks in May to oversee baseball operations as chief baseball operator. La Russa was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in July for his managerial career that included stints with the Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals. La Russa managed his way to three World Series titles, two with St. Louis and one with Oakland.
Friday, Aug. 8 at 6 p.m. – Derrick Hall, president and chief executive officer: Hall has been with the Diamondbacks for eight years and has focused the organization's efforts on five areas he calls the "circle of success" – fan experience, performance, community, culture and financial efficiency. Hall's tenure has led to ESPN the Magazine naming the D-backs as the top Major League franchise in 2013 and the sixth best in all of sports.


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TensorFlow is unquestionably a powerful tool for training AI models and a crucial part of the emerging AI ecosystem. While there's a steep learning curve for developers without extensive math backgrounds, TensorFlow is a great resource for data scientists who are capable of programming at the low-level to set up the neural network for AI models.
But setting up a neural network is only the beginning.
How you structure your network will impact its ability to learn certain tasks.
The network's layers and hyperparameters will also impact its ability to learn. If you make a mistake at this point, you might not even realize it, but you will definitely feel the pain later on.
There's a lot to manage when you're programming AI models – a veritable spaghetti bowl of messy code. TensorFlow will spit out plenty of code, but it won't really help you organize, manage and maintain it.
If you're dealing with complex problem spaces like robotic assembly lines, commercial HVAC systems or wind turbine farms, you're going to need a solution that's built to handle Industrial AI.
Bonsai tackles this problem. The Bonsai Platform is an abstraction layer that sits on top of TensorFlow and automatically takes care of the low-level chores that will come back to haunt you if they're not handled properly from the beginning.
Let's say you're operating a 100-turbine wind farm and your goal is optimizing its energy output across a wide variety of continuously changing weather conditions. Each of those 100 turbines has six variable settings, such as blade pitch and head yaw, which gives you 600 "knobs" to adjust for producing optimal power at any given moment.
If you were using TensorFlow alone, the problem would become unmanageable very quickly. With Bonsai, however, you are able to input your control actions, weather conditions and objectives using Inkling, our specialized programming language for Machine Teaching. Bonsai automatically creates a teaching plan based on your inputs and then our AI engine generates a tuned neural network wrapped in a GPU-optimized Docker container that runs in the cloud and connects via API or Python SDK.
TensorFlow is at the bottom of that stack, largely invisible to users. That means you don't need teams of highly specialized data scientists manually training your AI models. By streamlining and automating the process, it radically reduces the time and energy required to get the most value from your AI investments.
Bonsai makes it simple for analysts and operators to generate optimal neural networks and create usable Industrial AI, ready to tackle real-world problems in complex physical environments.
To learn more about best use cases for Bonsai + TensorFlow's Machine Teaching approach, download our whitepaper, "AI for Industrial Applications". You can also get started building deep reinforcement learning models for your own control systems with the Bonsai Platform.
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Stephanie Bitis made it clear long ago and in no uncertain terms she would serve just one term on the Sag Harbor School Board, and at the close of Monday's regularly scheduled board meeting — her last — she offered a memorable goodbye speech in which she called teachers "heroes" and said being a school board member was "overwhelming."
Elected in the spring of 2015, Ms. Bitis, whose children will be in the twelfth and eleventh grades come September, said she has "chosen to spend as much time as possible with them at home at the dinner table."
"I had no idea what being on the Board of Ed meant when I ran," she said, "and after the excitement of the appointment wears off, the reality of this job is overwhelming. The jargon alone … takes a year to fully understand."
She thanked the current and former board members who were her colleagues and said, "Unless you sit here, you have no idea the sacrifice a board member makes."
Ms. Bitis announced she knew "the secret" of "what goes on inside" the school buildings, and said she wasn't afraid to share it.
"The very important board of education and the very important administrators are not the VIPs," she said. "As we sit around debating policy, contract renewals, sidewalks, trees, district calendars, snow days, start times and paint colors, the real heroes are our teachers. … The teachers in our classrooms, fighting traffic to get here, the teachers spending the day with our children are the VIPs.
"They are well aware they are the topic of conversation at most dinner tables in Sag Harbor because of their influence," she continued. "Our teachers in this district educate, inspire, mentor, love and enjoy helping our kids."
Ms. Bitis, who commuted to New York City for work for many years, said she "changed the course" of her life to be able to send her kids to Sag Harbor Elementary School. "I firmly believe the foundation you provide every child in that building is precious," she said to principal Matt Malone and assistant principal Betty Robelis, and then sang a couple notes from the birthday jing-a-ling song.
She said she has learned a lot from Pierson Middle-High School principal Jeff Nichols, and said Pierson High School assistant principal Michael Guinan is "a perfect role model." She called Brittany Carriero, the middle school assistant principal, "the future of Pierson."
She said superintendent Katy Graves leads "with the biggest heart on the planet," said board president Diana Kolhoff leads with "grace and diplomacy," and thanked the administration and custodial staff.
The board and administration thanked Ms. Bitis for her service.
"I have really enjoyed serving with you and I love what you brought to the board," Ms. Kolhoff said. "Your straightforward candor, seeing what the big picture was, getting things done, your forward thinking was all very much appreciated."
Monday's meeting was teeming with congratulations and recognition as a few retiring faculty members were recognized as well.
Elizabeth Ayres retired after a long career as a teaching assistant with a special expertise as a reading specialist at Sag Harbor Elementary School. Mr. Malone called her "a wonderful support" to the students at the school and said she will be missed.
Linda Sendlenski retired after about 23 years as a math teacher at Pierson. "She is a true professional," Mr. Nichols said. "She sets very, very high standards for her students, in everything from AP Calculus to seventh-grade math. Those students who have had her always point to her as one of the finest teachers they have ever had."
Barbara Bekermus, the director of pupil personnel services, retired after a 23-year career with the district, where she first started as a teaching assistant and held various positions, including middle school assistant principal, over the years. Ms. Graves said Ms. Bekermus "leads with her heart."
"She will stay for as long as it takes, bring her team together and make sure that by the time that child is 35 they are going to be leading a happy life," Ms. Graves said. "Nothing is short-term with Barbara. … She has done a wonderful job building programming for every single child."


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The Farmington Tigers boys' swimming and diving team put on a performance this past weekend at the Section 1AAA meet as they sent eight different swims to Class AA state. The 200-yard medley and 400 freestyle relay teams both qualified; senior Zach Nelson in the 200 and 500 freestyle, junior Seth Krause in the one-meter dive and 200 individual medley, junior Ethan Hanes in the 50 freestyle and senior Ben Moorlach in the 100 freestyle. The meet was held Thursday and Friday, Feb. 21-22, at the Rochester Recreation Center in Rochester and the Tigers took fourth as a team with 299 points. The state meet runs Thursday, Feb. 28-Saturday, March 2, at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center on the University of Minnesota's campus.
After the meet, head coach Ryan Hamen said that almost his entire team put up best-times over the course of the two days.
"Watch yesterday's meet, the times were like 99 percent best times, and the best times were dropping two, three, sometimes four seconds. Whatever we're doing, something worked out," he said. "Zach Nelson did a great job in his 200 free and 500 free, he's been working at it all season long. Seth Krause in the 200 IM and the diving, I mean he was a little bit disappointed he couldn't finish out that last dive where he wanted to but he still has another chance to take it on at state. His 200 IM, he dropped some great time with that, we have a lot of tile to take down at the pool, a lot of records coming down this year."
Below are the full Section 1AAA preliminaries and finals:
200 medley relay: The team of Krause, freshman Brandon Wilcek, Nelson and Ben Moorlach qualified for state by placing third in the finals with a time of 1 minute, 37.01 seconds after swimming a 1:43.55 in the prelims.
200 freestyle: Nelson qualified for state by taking second with a time of 1:44.57 after a prelim of 1:47.20. Fellow seniors Eric Heddinger took fifth with a time of 1:46.59 and Evan Thorn was 15th in 1:53.35. Heddinger swam a prelim time of 1:47.56 and Thorn a 1:53.31. Freshman Shane Lentsch took 28th in the prelims with a time of 2:20.74.
200 individual medley: Krause qualified for state by taking third with a finals time of 1:56.18 after a 1:56.56 prelim time. Wilcek finished 10th in 2:06.79 with a prelim time of 2:08.86. Junior Max Koch took 19th in the prelims with a time of 2:18.48 and fellow junior Aidan Tarango was 24th with a 2:28.32.
50 freestyle: Hanes moved on to state after he took third with a time of 21.92 seconds, improving upon his 22.10 prelim time. Senior Noah Budde finished 10th with a time of 23.23 and a prelim of 23.08 and fellow senior Seth Miller placed 12th with a 23.49 (23.65 prelim). Junior Jack Bauerle took 17th with a prelim time of 23.88.
One-meter dive: Krause returns to state once again after finishing as the runner-up in diving with a score of 396.55, just over a point away from a section championship. Seventh-grader Zach Olson took 15th with a score of 206.20 and freshman Michael Smits took 17th 121.25 points.
100 butterfly: Sophomore Nicholas Bellefeuille took 16th with a time of 58.72 after swimming a 58.44 in the prelims. Thorn took 17th in the prelims with a time of 58.83, junior Tristan Webster finished in 23rd with a 1:03.02 and Tarango placed 25th (1:04.95).
100 freestyle: Ben Moorlach is on to state after he finished second with a time of 48.31 (48.39 prelim). Hanes finished fourth with a time of 48.58 and prelim of 48.92 and Miller placed 16th with a 52.37 (52.34 prelim). Sophomore Matthew Moorlach took 25th with a prelim time of 57.75.
500 freestyle: Nelson continued his great meet by qualifying for state and taking third with a time of 4:44.51 after a prelim time of 4:51.20. Heddinger finished sixth with a time of 4:54.03 and a prelim of 4:53.35. Freshman Paul Radke took 18th with a prelim time of 5:29.62 and seventh-grader Kennedy Gibbs finished in 21st with a 5:37.70.
200 freestyle relay: The team of Hanes, Budde, Miller and Heddinger took fifth with a time of 1:30.27 after swimming a 1:35.20 in the prelims.
100 backstroke: Budde took 14th with a time of 1:00.68 after he swam a 1:01.11 in the prelims. Bellefeuille finished 19th with a prelim time of 1:04.03 and right behind him was Webster in 20th with a 1:04.06. Junior Jack Hetland placed 25th (1:09.80).
100 breaststroke: Ben Moorlach took fourth with a time of 1:00.46 (1:00.54 prelim) and right behind him was Wilcek in fifth with a 1:01.99 (1:02.83 prelim). Junior Jack Bauerle finished 10th with a time of 1:04.33 after swimming and 1:05.35 in the prelims. Kock finished 25th with a prelim time of 1:09.21.
400 freestyle relay: The team of Krause, Heddinger, Nelson and Ben Moorlach head to state after taking second with a time of 3:11.71, a massive improvement over their prelim time of 3:24.38.


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The Pitch: DonkeyWorks Survey Platform, Assessing Development Interventions
Most of us won't expect anything new and exciting to be happening in surveys! Apart from UX and cosmetic changes, there was not much that technology has contributed to the field. Or, so we thought until we got chatting with the founders of DonekyWorks. If you have any queries or partnership requests, we have Co-founders and with us. Read on:
How did the idea of DonkeyWorks come about?
Divye, who conceptualized DonkeyWorks Survey Platform, is a country planner by education and profession. As part of his educational & professional journey he conducted many field based interview surveys. Invariably these surveys involved writing data on reams of paper and then feeding the same data into spreadsheets for analysis. Coupled with that, if there were multiple enumerators involved in conducting surveys, data entry task gets further complicated with data quality and consistency issues. The process of arriving at a clean record of data, often entailed a lot of redundant & avoidable work that Divye liked to refer to as, well, donkeywork. To overcome this, Divye thought of a web-cum-mobile software that would allow survey managers to design survey forms on web and collect answers to these survey forms on mobile phone in the field. Provision was made to ensure that mobile app could be used irrespective of Internet connectivity.
Aren't there already a plethora of Survey Products?
That's true but the stage at which the platform currently is, has been largely influenced by platform's existing users. Clearly the existing clients didn't find an off the shelf product for their needs, and so were willing to task a start-up to develop a product. After reaching out to a few organizations who would undertake market research, town planning, property surveys etc. we found our sweet spot with organizations involved in social development work.
Usually the social development programs are spread over 2-5 years, for meaningful benefits to be visible. Such programs often involve tracking the progress made my beneficiary's with respect to various interventions. Tracking of beneficiaries is done to ensure that beneficiaries stand optimally benefited and also to take corrective steps wherever needed. In addition, it's also pertinent that relevant information is timely disseminated to relevant beneficiaries. So the survey platform went a few steps ahead from merely being a platform for recording data. The platform incorporated cohort management features that enabled social workers to readily access the beneficiary's past data and set alerts. These new features aided the social workers to render personalized and timely counseling to beneficiaries.
Use case of Child & Maternal Health Care Program
The platform has been used to collect data about 5000 plus mother and children and to educate them on good nutritional & family planning practices. As part of this program, the field workers would register the beneficiary woman on the mobile app, and depending upon whether the woman is pregnant/new mother, the platform would automatically schedule the dates of her Antenatal or Postnatal check-ups. Before every check-up date, platform generates an alerts. Subsequently on every check-up a woman's vital parameters are recorded. The platform offers the health workers easy access to woman's past and current parameters to render appropriate counseling. In case of infants as well, the platform auto-schedules the dates of the recommended immunizations that a child should undergo for first 3 years of his life. And before every immunization date, alerts are generated to ensure the child gets timely vaccinations. In addition to this we also incorporated WHO malnutrition chart that would indicate what's the current nutritional status of the child according to child's weight and date of birth. Earlier the health workers would resort to referring to physical charts to determine a child's grade. This feature coupled with tracking, helps the health workers identify children who are in immediate need of medical or nutritional intervention. In the end, the program managers, on the basis of tracking can, on the fly, make quick impact assessment reports on how many beneficiaries have been positively impacted. This entire chain of progress is depicted in the following YouTube video
What use cases, other than health, has the platform been used?
Platform's been used in education and agriculture.
In education the platform's been used to track the learning curve of a child in various subjects. For instance, usually the English language is introduced at primary grade in rural regions. At this stage the child is hardly able to recognize anything in english. But few months down the line is the child able to recognize letter, further few months down the line could a child read a word, and then a sentence or perhaps even a story. This regular tracking of child's performance enables the educational counsellors to timely counsel the kids and also to determine the impact of educational interventions, which could free distribution of text books, free audio visual aids etc.
Though the platform's has so far been been majorly deployed for social development programs and we are committed to reaching out the social sector, we at the same time are confident that the platform is equally good to be deployed for any interview based surveys be they opinion polls, market research, event feedback etc.
Is it a B2B or B2C product?
In its current avatar DonkeyWorks Survey Platform is a B2B product, yet from the very beginning, a great care has been taken to avoid the usual clutter & complications that accompany B2B products. The platform's UX is consumer oriented and one could get started using the platform in minutes.
Are you looking for partnerships of any sort? If yes, please elaborate the criteria
We are actively seeking out organizations that undertake survey or data collection work activities. For the ones uninitiated to the process of using digital tools, the platform would bring benefits right at the outset from virtually ruling out the time lag between data collection and reporting. For the ones who already are experienced in data recording using digital tools, would find the platform's advanced features for cohort studies & validation useful. Organizations such as Foundations, NGO, International Aid Development Orgs, Government Departments, Skill Development Agencies, CSR Teams, College of Social Work/Universities, Research organizations, Market Research agencies etc would be ideal users of the platform. We also welcome applications from university students to work in this endeavor in the role of tech & business development.


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Scientists Develop First Vaccine for Autism Symptoms
A vaccine created by researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, for gut bacteria common in autistic children may also help control some autism symptoms, according to a new study published in Vaccine.
The researchers developed a carbohydrate-based vaccine against Clostridium bolteae, which is known to play a role in gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. The bug often shows up in higher numbers in the GI tracts of autistic children than in those of healthy kids.
More than 90% of children with autism spectrum disorders have chronic, severe GI symptoms. Of those children, about 75% have diarrhea, according to current literature.
"Little is known about the factors that predispose autistic children to C. bolteae," said co-author Professor Mario Monteiro. Although most infections are handled by some antibiotics, he said, a vaccine would improve current treatment.
"This is the first vaccine designed to control constipation and diarrhea caused by C. bolteae and perhaps control autism-related symptoms associated with this microbe," he said.
Autism cases have increased almost six-fold during the past 20 years, and scientists don't know why. Although many experts point to environmental factors, others have focused on the human gut. Some researchers believe toxins and/or metabolites produced by gut bacteria, including C. bolteae, may be associated with the symptoms and severity of autism, especially regressive autism.
The new vaccine targets complex polysaccharides, or carbohydrates, on the surface of C. bolteae bacteria.
According to Monteiro, the vaccine might take more than 10 years to work its way through preclinical and human trials, and it may take even longer before a drug is ready for market.
Sources: University of Guelph; April 24, 2013; and Vaccine, April 18, 2013.


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This Year, however, we have our very first take a look at a model for the stylish S7. We understand this model is for the S7 since of its huge wheels and brakes. A close up on the front wheel reveals a brake disc that fills the entirety of the wheel housing and a caliper that nearly covers the diameter. There are also 4 exhaust ideas at the rear, a signature style trait for Audi's S cars.
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