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Here in Texas, we have a love-hate relationship with the summer sun. It's our best friend when we are enjoying family time outside, but it's also a burden when temperatures climb higher and higher. It's no secret sun damage can impact health in a number of ways. Most of the sun damage that has consequences later in life is actually due to childhood exposure, so it's important to protect children from the sun and establish healthy sun habits early in life.
Get ready to bust out that sunblock and baseball cap! Here are some important steps to take that will reduce childhood sun damage:
- Kids should be encouraged to play outside daily, but focus on making outdoor time early or late in the day. The middle part of the day between 11 am and 5 pm can be the most intense sun exposure. In hot climates, it's also more comfortable to be outside when the temperature is lower.
- Use sunscreen during all daylight hours, even when it's cloudy outside. Any sun exposure that results in burning or tanning means damage has occurred. Tanning is not safe sun exposure—it causes damage just like burning does. Sunscreen reduces the possibility of those color changes, but must be used consistently and reapplied frequently. SPF should be at least 15. Since sunscreen takes some time to be absorbed into the skin to work properly, make sure it's applied 15 to 20 minutes before sun exposure. Putting it on while standing in the sun may not be fully protective. Be generous with application. Make sure all adults are using sunscreen as well to model good habits that children will carry forward as they grow.
- Protect kids' eyes. Using sunglasses increases comfort, but it's also important to reduce exposure to UV rays. Hats that create some shade over the face are a great addition as well.
- Umbrellas and shade can help, but some sun does pass through umbrellas and trees. Don't assume there is no chance of sun exposure while under shaded areas.
- A number of smartphone apps are available to help guide safe exposure. The apps use location and current conditions and can set timers for exposure and reapplication of sunscreen.
Did you find this article helpful? Want to share your tips with us and other parents in your community? Leave your comments below or on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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Set of AHD video surveillance system for small premises: offices, private houses, small warehouses, hotels, restaurants, stores etc. Set contains 4 AHD video cameras and high-quality hybrid video recorder. Video cameras are equipped with IR-led, which provides video surveillance even in the full dark.
Recording of video can be continuous, on the schedule or by the motion detection. With the help of Partizan software it is possible to watch video in archive or online not only from the PC, but also from the mobile devices (Android | iOS).
The main features of the set:
- Cameras with 2.0 MP resolution
- Can be used inside the building
- It's possible to set up video surveillance on a 24 hours basis
- Cameras with fixed focal lens (f 2.8 mm)
The set includes:
- AHD camera CDM-333H-IR Metal FullHD 4.2 – 4 pcs
- AHD recorder ADM-44U FullHD 4.2 – 1 pcs
- Cable 18m coax/power with connectors – 4 pcs
- Power supply 12V/5A – 1 pcs
- Power splitter 1 to 5 – 1 pcs
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Democratic People's Republic of Korea Exports
The economy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is heavily nationalized. The country has a relatively industrialized economy, the most important industrial sectors being food processing, machine building, chemicals, military equipment, metallurgy, mining, textiles and tourism. Industry accounts for about 50% of the country's GDP and employs (along with the services sector) 65% of North Korea's work force.
North Korea is the 18th largest producer of iron and zinc in the wolrd. It also has the 22nd largest coal reserves in the world. In addition, the country is the 15th largest fluorite producer and 12th largest producer of copper and salt in Asia. Other important natural resources include lead, graphite, magnesite, gold, pyrites and fluorspar. North Korea is supposed to have large potential rare metal resources.
Agriculture does not play an important role in the country's economy, as the climate, terrain, and soil conditions are not very favorable for farming. Only about 17% of the total land is arable. The major cultivated crops include rice, corn, soybeans and potatoes. Commercial fishing and aquaculture also have a significant contribution to the country's food supply.
It should be mentioned that tourism is a growing economic sector.
North Korea is the world's 123rd largest export economy. Its major exports include coal briquettes, iron ore, non-knit men's coats, non-knit men's suits and non-knit women's coats and textiles. The most successful export industry is the garment industry. The country's top export partners are China, India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Brazil.
Democratic People's Republic of Korea Imports
North Korea's economy represents a centrally planned system, in which the role of market allocation schemes is limited. The country's government has experimented with a few market reforms but generally applies a system of a centrally planned and state controlled economy. In the future, North Korea may be attempting modest economic opening by encouraging limited foreign direct investment. Normal foreign trade is minimal, China and South Korea being the country's most important trading partners.
North Korea is the world's 142nd largest importer. The primary imports of North Korea include refined petroleum, synthetic filament yarn woven fabric, soybean oil, delivery trucks and broadcasting equipment. The top import partners are China, Thailand, Russia, India and Singapore.
Customs requirements of Democratic peoples republic of korea
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North Korea, officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), is a country situated in East Asia, in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. The country is bordered by China, South Korea. North Korea is a member of the Asian Development Bank, Economic Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Conference on Trade and Development, International Maritime Organisation and other international organizations.
Import and export requirements
North Korea has one of the world's least open economies. The country's government does not intend to create an economy which conforms to market laws. It should be mentioned that North Korea is not easily accessible to foreign trade. The DPRK's government imposes strict and unfavourable regulations which create trade barriers. The country's economic relations are restricted to its neighbouring countries - South Korea, China, Russia and Japan.
Customs Law of The Democratic People's Republic of Korea
- The State shall apply either zero or low tariff on materials whose import and export are encouraged and high tariff on materials whose import and export are discouraged.
- The customs shall inspect cargoes. commodities and transport means which are brought into or taken out of the D.P.R.K. Cargoes. commodities and transport means which have not been inspected by the customs are not allowed to enter or leave the D.P.R.K.
- The customs shall strictly supervise and control the transportation of materials to ensure that materials which are not included in the state foreign trade plan or for which license of import or export has not been obtained are not brought into or taken out of the D.P.R.K.
- The standard price on which customs duty is levied shall be the price on arrival at border in case of import, price of delivery at border in case of export and retail price in the other cases. Tariff shall be set by the Administration Council of the D.P.R.K.
- The calculation of customs duty shall be done in Korean Won according to tariff applied at the time of import or export. The conversion of foreign currencies into Korean Won shall be subject to the exchange rate specified from time to time by the foreign exchange control organ.


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Korpus Flash Day
Korpus had an awesome day last Saturday for Flash Day!
A huge thank you to our wonderful customers who arrived early to wait in the rain. We really appreciate patience and support from everyone who came down to the studio.
Hemi and helper Leonis were on hand to feed the masses and raise funds for Ray Cafe's 'A Brunswick Soup Kitchen Project'. First soup kitchen begins on 8th December.
Check out Ray Cafe's Facebook page for the location 1 week before.
This was the first Korpus Flash Day in many years and hopefully we can make it an annual event in future. The following Korpus artists were involved in our recent Flash Day:
Steve Cross @mrstevecross
Brian Graydon @porkrobot
Andrea Daniel @tatt2andrea
Benny Bones @bennybones
Caleb 'Mayo' @mayonaize
Samantha Sirianni @samanthasirianni
Teniele Sadd @teniele
Alvaro Flores @alvaroflorestattooer
IG: @Korpus
Flash design/tattoo by Brian Graydon
Flash designs/tattoos by Caleb 'Mayonaize'
Flash design/tattoo by Andrea Daniel
Flash designs/tattoos by Benny Bones
Tattoo & design by Samantha Sirianni
Tattoo & Flash designs by Teniele Sadd
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Taco Seasoning Recipe – the best!
Homemade taco seasoning without MSG or additives. 100% natural and delicious. Make extra to keep on hand! It's not only for tacos — you can use it in so many recipes!
I've made about a bazillion batches of this taco seasoning. It includes great spices like chili powder, cumin, garlic, red pepper flakes, and paprika and it's definitely not only for tacos – keep on reading to see all the places I use it!
It is 10,000 times better than the seasoning that comes in a packet labeled "taco seasoning." And if you're watching your sodium intake, this is the only way to go.
Why you should make this homemade taco seasoning recipe:
I quickly searched for a popular brand of taco seasoning (most brands are similar) and found that it contains these ingredients: Yellow Corn Flour, Salt, Maltodextrin, Paprika, Spices, Modified Corn Starch, Sugar, Garlic Powder, Citric Acid, Autolyzed Yeast Extract, Natural Flavor, Caramel Color (sulfites). Most other brands have similar ingredients.
Spices? Is it some big secret or something?
Natural flavor? Yeah, I'm sure.
Caramel color?
I think I'll pass.
Also–I'm passing on 430 mg of sodium per serving (1/6 of the package).
PS: This is also Whole30 compliant taco seasoning and is also Paleo which is fantastic!!! It works if you're on a keto diet, too!
Whether you make your tacos with ground beef, ground turkey, pulled chicken, ground chicken, or tofu–this spice mixture is a winner.
I also use it for fajitas and other dishes that need a quick pinch of Mexican flavor (see the end of this post for a lot of really great uses of this homemade taco seasoning!).
Make this taco seasoning your own – here are some suggestions:
- If you prefer a more mild taco seasoning, leave out the red pepper flakes.
- Like it on the hot side? Add more red pepper flakes and/or cayenne.
- Not a cumin fan? You can make this taco seasoning without cumin. It will not taste exactly like traditional tacos so I highly recommend adding the cumin. However, if you just can't get down with it, leave it out! That's the great thing about DIYing it. You're the boss!
- If you want to add some smokey flavor, try adding 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of smoked paprika.
- Watching your salt intake? Leave it out!
Love making your own spice blends? See my whole list of homemade spice blends for inspiration! You'll find a large batch of this seasoning, fajita seasoning, beef stew seasoning, herbes de provence, and mild curry powder.
Needed for this recipe:
Homemade Taco Seasoning
Homemade taco seasoning with no MSG or additives. 100% natural and delicious. Make extra to keep on hand!
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1 and 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon sea salt (more or less to taste)
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- In small bowl, mix all ingredients and store in airtight container. (Or you can mix it together in the container you are going to store it in–just give it a shake!)
- Add 1-2 tablespoons (or up to the full amount if you like it spicier) of this mixture plus 1/2 to 3/4 cup of water to one pound of cooked meat of your choice - see note about flour. Simmer over medium heat, stirring frequently until there is very little liquid left in the pan.
- Serve with your favorite taco toppings! I recommend lots of sour cream, fresh salsa, guacamole, lettuce, cheese and tomato.
- Add a tablespoon of all-purpose flour to the pound of cooked meat to thicken up the mixture a bit.
- I recently posted a new version of this recipe that yields two cups: Large Batch Homemade Taco Seasoning.
- I've had some comments that this is quite spicy. If you're not a huge spicy food fan, I'd cut down on the amount used per pound of meat — start with one tablespoon and add more to taste. Alternatively, you could leave the red pepper flakes out of the mixture for a more toned-down version of this taco seasoning.
Nutrition Information:Yield: 8 Serving Size: 1/4 tablespoon spice mix
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 5Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 293mgCarbohydrates: 1gFiber: 1gSugar: 0gProtein: 0g
RachelCooks.com sometimes provides nutritional information, but these figures should be considered estimates, as they are not calculated by a registered dietitian. Please consult a medical professional for any specific nutrition, diet, or allergy advice.
Husband's take: Hubs loves tacos. I think he could eat them every day. I'm not sure he could tell the difference between this and store-bought, but I can. And I told him it is better.
Changes I would make: None.
Difficulty: So very easy!
I think this would make a great gift. Actually, it would be kind of fun to give it layered like sand art and the recipient could mix it up themselves. Isn't it pretty?
UPDATE: Per reader request, I have created a recipe for a large batch of taco seasoning. I did the math for you.


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Arthur Bispo do Rosario (1909?–89) refused to call himself an artist. Not out of modesty, but because he had loftier ambitions. Bispo claimed to have been entrusted by seven blue angels and Christ himself with the momentous task of inventorying everything worth redeeming on the impending Day of Judgment. He was diagnosed a paranoid-schizophrenic in 1938 and carried out his divine mission in isolation, confined for life to a psychiatric clinic in Rio de Janeiro. Preparing the material chosen for salvation for the time it would be presented before God, Bispo fashioned ceremonial garments, sculptural models of everything from boats and cars to hand tools and a boxing ring; embroidered banners; and showcased assemblages with an omnifarious array of materials and objects ranging from combs, plastic bottles, and rubber boots to model sailboats and planets and beauty-queen regalia.
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'Unriddle 2' blew my socks off but that's more the exception than the norm for me when it comes to post-90s Sg dramas so it was a pleasant surprise when 'Poetic Justice' got me faithfully tuning in every day at 9pm. It suffered from criticisms that the story was an inaccurate representation of the news scene in Singapore and that I agree. The fictional 'Real TV' feels more like a tv version of Sg's tabloid evening papers than the news channel it purports to be and the 'news' covered often got me rolling my eyes but the plot line of the characters love lives was what kept me interested. I don't think I've ever seen a main guy like Zhengye (Dai Yang Tian); he's young, rich, goodlooking blah blah blah, hilariously narcissistic and sharp-tongued yet also manages to be a warm, decent human being at the core. His verbal interactions with almost everyone gets me laughing but of course I love him the most with our main girl Yanzhi (Rui En). While they start off on the wrong foot as many drama couples do, they quickly become friends and it's their 'more than friends, less than lovers' period that I really fangirled their scenes together. Unfortunately their relationship later developed into a much more complicated love problem and since then Zhengye has lost much of his initial shine as he spent most of the time wavering between two women and moping over his dad's problem. PJ is airing its last episode on Monday and I expect a happy ending for everyone but I doubt it can salvage my disappointment at the direction the story has taken in the second half.
But! things are still looking positive for Sg dramas with 'Game Plan', a drama about swindlers which will air after 'Poetic Justice'. Wawa Pictures has consistently put out quality stuff and the cast is looking pretty solid too with Wawa Pictures favourite leading man Christopher Lee helming the show. Eh, my only concern will be Jesseca Liu. She's pretty and a decent actress but for some reason she's always left me cold and if I can't get into the OTP, I probably can't get into the drama not matter how objectively good it is.


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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Devil's Dream
Madison Smartt Bell just published a novel about Nathan Bedford Forrest. I know the idea of plowing through a retelling of Forrest's exploits is not an appealing prospect for most BGN readers, but Devil's Dream is worth a look. If you are at all familiar with Bell's work, you know that he has a gift for capturing violent, morally suspect characters in his writer's net. His account of Forrest is part epic folk tale, part literary fugue, and full of blood-soaked poetry. Go here to read my interview with Bell about the book.
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How to Choose the Right Air Conditioning Repair Agency
It is a very difficult situation when, all of a sudden, your AC or furnaces stop working. You can't imagine living in a room with temperatures close to a melting point or temperature close to freezing point. The moment this occurs, people desperately start contacting anybody who claims they can help.
While it is understandable to behave this way, you can end up getting more issues coming your way. There are many frauds out there and other people who are inexperienced in air conditioning repair business. It is therefore for the best you choose the right contractor for the repair job. Here is a guide that can help you choose the best air conditioning repair company:
You don't want anybody who is just learning how repair AC systems. When no AC or furnace is working, you will need them up and running as soon as possible. You can know the level of experience of companies in comparison sites. You can also contact previous clients and ask them what they can say about the company.
Many people ignore how people behave in a business environment. Being professional is important as it shows that a company respects their clients and the work that they do. How do the companies workers behave on phones? A phone call can tell you a lot about an agency.
Price is another important factor for finding a good air conditioning repair agency. Contractors charging too low can be a sign that they do not have a lot of experience. Also, don't be tricked into thinking that, high priced contractors are the best one.
A contractor can be highly priced but still provide poor services. Go for an agency that has reasonable prices, but don't make the final decision yet.
Friends and the Internet
Many people use air conditioning and heating systems. It is not a strange thing for these appliances to break down. You can call friends and family members and ask them if they can refer you to a good air conditioning repair company. What is important here is getting the right contractor. Make sure you insist on being referred to only a qualified one.
If friends don't seem to have a solution, you can visit the Internet. It is also important to know a few things about air conditioners and furnaces so that you can know what to ask. Ensure you conduct a wide research before you can make a decision.
There are many air conditioning repair companies out there, and getting the one that will give you best results can be hard. It is not good to rush into conclusion before doing enough research. Use the Internet and contact your friends instead of rushing to any available company.


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A warm and special thank you to all the Namibian educators who attended the Kids in the Cloud Workshops from 20-22 November. Many, many thanks to Walvis Bay Private High School, Pro-Ed Academy and Windhoek Gymnasium for generously making their computer facilities available. It is highly appreciated! Thank you to Madalé van Deventer for coordinating all and for her assistance during the workshops. Personally it was a fantastic experience to engage with the educators, and we are looking forward to even more collaboration in future (and lots of fun in the cloud for both teachers and learners!)
Some feedback received from our educators who attended:
"Dankie vir 'n baie inseggewende praatjie vanoggend. Julle was great!!!"
"Het iets nuut geleer. Baie dankie."
"I would like to have a follow-up of this contents in the beginning of 2015. Thank you for the time."
"Baie wonderlik. Ek het soooo baie geleer."
"Baie dankie vir jul entoesiasme, dis aansteeklik. Wens ek het ook so baie van IT geweet . Sal graag nog sulke workshops wil bywoon. Baie seën op jul werk."
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Father of 4 siblings jailed in escape also now in custody
A 70-year-old Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he hid his 29-year-old son while the younger man was wanted by the state police for allegedly helping another brother escape from a county jail.
Hodge Hanlan, of Dunkard Township, faces a preliminary hearing Wednesday on two counts of hindering the apprehension of his son, Shane Hanlan.
Shane Hanlan was arrested at his father's home last Wednesday night. Police say Hodge Hanlan told them he didn't know where his son was earlier in the day, but they returned to find him sleeping on a couch near his father.
Shane and two siblings, 21-year-old Clinton Hanlan and 23-year-old Vanessa are charged with helping a fourth sibling, Waylon Hodge Hanlan, escape from the Greene County jail on Dec. 27.
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Friday, July 28, 2006
Helping Hands For Science
Science has provided us with many wonderful things and has made our lives infinitely easier though there is another side or face to science.
It has also created terrible weapons and extreme versions of technology that are harmful. What can rescue science from the pursuit of this sort of knowledge.
I have found that when one of us - simply a human being pursues knowledge for the sake of knowledge we can also make mistakes but as is natural over time one acquires experience and it is in the nature of experience that wisdom is often the eventual outcome.
I believe that science needs to be tempered with wisdom. I believe that it is the knowledge and experience of practical applications that achieves wisdom.
I am not trying to suggest that I have all the answers but rather I am simply saying that wisdom, that which is known; the sum of what has been perceived, discovered, or inferred, is something worth achieving and integrating into the research and application of science.
I know it will not be easy to ignore some products that can pursue the profit motivation but we have to consider the ultimate outcome.
Are we going to allow science to unintentionally achieve its own destruction by causing ours or will we give science a leg up. Allow it to mature into a stage of wisdom which can then be the overseer and encourage science and those who apply it to use wisdom as a benchmark for research, application and eventual products and technology that will only improve the quality of our lives.
And to that end I ask for support for science by all of you who can support it. That it may have good luck and benevolent outcomes that will be achieved by wise and patient and yes - loving support.
Goodlife to you all and goodnight.
2 comments:
- Seven said...
Hi Robert,
I enjoyed this post as it is very thought provoking. As you say, it is not science that is our problem, but so often the effective applicaton of wisdom to our use of science. And even this, as we see in stem cell research can be ambiguous; sometimes meaningful and helpful to one entity and yet feared by some for meaningful reasons.
Your prayer for science is appropriate altogether I think, and maybe we should say one as well for wisdom.
- July 29, 2006 at 6:06 AM
- Robert Shapiro said...
Seven, thank you for your comment. It is well thought out as always and yes - I agree with you, a prayer for wisdom and our ability to acquire it benevolently is called for.
I would recommend, "I am asking that all of us here on Earth be able to acquire wisdom in the most benevolent way and in a way that enables us to help each other While we function in our lives helping ourselves as much as possible."
Goodlife my friend.
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Prior to that, 10 years with various Oracle technologies.
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Cloud (allg.)
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• writing Terraform and Ansible scripts for dynamic provision of HDP 2.6 and HDP 3.0 clusters
• using cloud infrastructures VMWare and AWS
• integration of IBM tools with HDP: Spectrum Scale (former GPFS), BigSql, DataServer Management, SPSS Analytic Server
• provisioning HDP clusters using ansible-hortonworks from GitHub repository
• manual and automatic installs of HDP services such as Ambari, HDFS, YARN, Ranger, Hive, Spark…
• configuration and administration of HDP clusters
• Embedding Hashicorp tools (Terraform, Consul, Vault, Packer) to automate cluster provisioning
IBM's customer's idea is to automate creation of environments for data storage and analysis. All secrets are stored in Vault and cluster configuration is defined in Consul. The solution takes configuration and builds an HDP cluster based on the configuration. Everything is automated and dynamic. Clusters for test, production, storage, analysis,... in various sizes are provisioned.
Terraform scripts read configuration values from Consul, store secrets to Vault, and provision the infrastructure. Ansible scripts, called from Terraform, set up the HDP architecture on the infrastructure delivering a configured and functional HDP cluster ready to use.
When provisioning a default cluster, a certain amount of instances are created, HDP cluster is installed on them, connection to existing Spectrum Scale storage is done and IBM's BigSql is installed. Various configuration in Consul allow creating various HDP clusters with different services according to the needs.
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Deloitte, Oslo
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11/2016 – 12/2017Tätigkeitsbeschreibung
• Introducing Hadoop stack to the organization
• Designing and building Hadoop and Spark clusters in AWS
• Develop and drive technical roadmap for data and development infrastructure
• Defining knowledge roadmaps for internal employees in the field of Hadoop
• Machine Learning (evolutionary algorithms, feature engineering, neural networks) using Python
• Testing new technologies
As a Big Data developer focus was on all levels of the stacks. I have built two clusters in AWS, one is a pure Hadoop cluster (HDP 2.6) and the other one is a Spark cluster with separate storage in S3. The latter one launches on demand with dynamic resources. My tasks are architecture, maintenance and upgrades of the clusters. Both clusters rely heavily on Spark as the computational engine where I am mostly using Scala (for data integration), Python (for data science - ML) and SparkSQL.
Hive is the data warehouse on top of HDFS to provide users the SQL API.
Tested new visualization tools (Zeppelin, Druid, re:dash, superset…) to find best possible stack.
Key technology terms: Hortonworks, Ambari, HDFS, MapReduce2, YARN, Zookeeper, Hive, Zeppelin, Spark, Storm, Ranger, Redis, Flume, Sqoop, Druid, scikit learn, Jupyter.
PyCharm and Jupyter were used for the data science work. Main focus was on feature engineering, machine learning, evolutionary algorithms and neural networks.
Apache Hadoop, Python, Scala
University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen
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11/2015 – 10/2016Tätigkeitsbeschreibung
• Big Data Full Stack Developer
• Research, recommend and implement Big Data technologies
• Develop and drive technical roadmap for data and development infrastructure
• Administering Hortonworks & Apache Hadoop clusters in the cloud (OpenStack)
• Architect, design, data modelling and recommend data architecture
• Preparing analytical and data visualization environments
• Data analysis using SparkSql, Pyspark, Java, Hive and SparkR in Zeppelin, RStudio
University of St. Gallen is involved in a project owned by Switch (www.switch.ch) and the University's task is to provide infrastructure to cover researchers', students' and customers' needs with working on distributed systems with "Big Data" technologies.
My tasks include decision making around technologies, cluster architecture, cluster set up on Switch OpenStack cloud, cluster configuration; testing, preparing and introducing the technologies to the users.
Key technology terms: OpenStack, Ambari, HDFS, MapReduce2, YARN, Zookeeper, Hive, Zeppelin, Spark, Storm, Slider, Ranger, Redis, Elastic, Flume, MySql, Sqoop, Cloudbreak.
Cluster computing framework offered to the users is Apache Spark. Focus is on Spark SQL, PySpark and SparkR.
CLI, Apache Zeppelin or RStudio are available on client nodes for the users to interact with the cluster. Statistical tools like Gauss, Strata or Matlab on Big Data technologies are under testing and evaluation.
I am maintaining 5 clusters, four of them are Hortonworks distributions and one is Apache. The main tool for administration is Ambari, some services (Zeppelin, Spark) are installed manually and maintained from the CLI.
With some eager students, we have started a Big Data Club at the University where the goal is bring Big Data closer to the business students.
Apache Hadoop, Software Architektur / Modellierung, Python
Ort: University of Ljubljana
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Over 4 years' experience with open source technologies (big data). Installation, administration and configuration of Hadoop ecosystems - Apache and Hortonworks distributions in the AWS. Building and configuring Spark clusters and writing Spark code (Scala, PySpark and SparkR).
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Uniban and PH Windows of cars associate with a private equity company american
Justine Montminy
April 5, 2018 13:30
The business of distribution, processing and management in claims of automobile glass, Uniban Canada and PH Auto Glasss are continuing their expansion strategy by signing a partnership with Ridgemont Equity Partners, a private equity company based in the United States.
These three companies have launched the Group Clairus, which will allow the development of new markets in North America and abroad.
To support continued growth
"This partnership with Ridgemont strengthens our organization and sets the stage for continued growth both in North America and abroad. Ridgemont will increase the presence of Clairus into new territories as well as invest in new technologies ", stated by way of a press release the president and chief executive officer of the Group Clairus, Marc Desmarais.
The Group Clairus is the direct continuation of the recent growth of Uniban. Last year, Uniban has completed the acquisition of Go ! Glass & Accessories, Star Auto Glass , and the Docteur du Pare-Brise.


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Being a mom is no walk in the park. Behind the seamless blog posts about finishing up meal prep for the week are a messy kitchen, a screaming baby, and the looming deadlines for that work projects. Amidst the chaos, our time for self is discarded to the point that we can feel like we're going to snap at any moment. That's not the best situation for you or those around you.
My mom was no exception to such chaos. She's worked at the same company for over 30 years–working her way up to be the CFO. She dropped out of college when she had my brother, but when I was in high school, she finished up her bachelor's degree and went on to get her master's. On top of that, she's planned, hosted, and directed more community activities than I can remember.
Despite everything my mom took on, I never felt second best. I think, at least in part, that's because every now and then she took the time to breathe and take care of herself. She maintained balance by making sure her sanity was a priority. Self-care for her was never anything huge. It was always a little something in the chaos of every day that allowed her some space to breathe. That's helped me find balance in adulthood, and I think there are ways we can each find our own time to breathe in the busyness of our lives. Here we'll discuss just a few–pamper night, simple spontaneity, and online shopping.
Pamper Night
Downtime is rare in the life of a mom. Between deciding on schools and creating spreadsheets, it seems the day has begun and finished before we've had time to take a single breath. Downtime might seem like a thing of legend to us, but it can be a reality if we make it a priority. How we each make it happen is up to us, but happen it must.
Once we've made downtime happen, a great way to utilize it is to have a pamper night–a night where we make our home a spa. This can look different to different women, depending on their preferences. Face masks are a great option because there's one for everything. And while you're waiting for your face mask to do its thing, you can focus on those nails you've been neglecting. It's amazing what clean and painted nails can do for our mental health. The repetition of painting them can help your mind just go wherever it wants–providing you with some self-reflective therapy you might not even realize you need. Put on your favorite playlist, sit back, and let the day go.
If you do need to involve the kids, all hope is not lost. Growing up, one of my favorite things to do for my mom was painting her nails or playing with her hair. While her skin might have received more color than her nails and her hair might have been a little frizzier afterward, she still got some personal care and I felt like I had done something for my Supermom. Make it fun by having them make DIY face masks or letting them choose a fun song to dance away whatever is weighing you down. The kids will have a blast, you'll be getting pampered, and everyone will unwind from the stress of the day.
Simple Spontaneity
Sometimes it can go against mom code to purposely do something spontaneous. Chaos ensues no matter how hard we try, but that doesn't mean we don't hope for and meticulously organize the order and routine we want to have throughout our day's activities. Often, what we need is to embrace the chaos and even contribute to it. Some of the best memories I have are the times my mom decided to leave the office to take me out of school for a 2-hour lunch or the days she decided we needed a day trip to wherever the road took us.
Spontaneity does not have to be anything too far out of our comfort zones. It can mean getting ice cream on the way to picking up our kids from school. It can mean going grocery shopping and stopping at the nearby mall to window shop for ourselves. It's taking a moment to live outside of the ordinary, to take a break from the monotony that we might find ourselves enveloped in. This can be such a simple, yet crucial way to help our kids understand balance in life. They will see that work, structure, and stress should not be the center of our world.
Online Shopping
Often, even more difficult than finding time for ourselves is finding time to get everything done that we need to in a day. As moms, there are so many things that need to happen, we inevitably lose track of some of those things. We forget to buy laundry detergent during our run to the store, we forget shoes as we're rushing the kids to school, and sometimes we might even forget the kids. Luckily, we live in a world where some of those forgotten things can be retrieved through the miracle of online shopping.
Every item we could ever need–from ingredients for dinner to filing cabinets for the office–is at our fingertips within the worldwide web. But shopping online doesn't have to be all work. While looking for the lost items of the day, don't feel like you can't do a little shopping for yourself. I have a distinct memory of when I was about 13 and my mom had the daunting realization that she hadn't bought any new clothes since 1988 (about two decades ago at this point). She went straight to the computer to see how she could remedy the situation.
Don't wait two decades to invest in your wardrobe or anything else in your life that you've neglected. If it's against your nature to indulge in those nice earrings you've been coveting, be more practical and buy a couple of mommy-friendly tees. Online shopping minimizes the wear on your mental health by cutting out crowds and fussy kids and giving the satisfaction of checking things off your list.
There are so many things that go on in the lives of a mom, and in the midst of trying to make it all work, we often lose ourselves. It's a scary thing to just let go of every item on your to-do list that you're holding on to, but loosening your grip will do much more than relieve your own psyche. Your kids will notice your relief. They'll see you taking time for yourself as you let go and let loose during a pamper night. They'll learn the importance of a little fun as you incorporate some spontaneity into the structure of the everyday. They may even learn resourcefulness as they see you utilizing online shopping.
Your kids see you day in and day out–you are their most present example. Set one that will ensure they understand the importance of caring for others while not losing themselves in the process. Let things go a little more so that they can understand the importance of loving themselves a little more.
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Just hours after receiving two controversial abortion bills, Gov. John Kasich Tuesday moved swiftly to veto the so-called "heartbeat bill" that would have essentially outlawed abortion in Ohio and instead signed a bill that bans abortion after 20 weeks of gestation except if the mother's life is in danger.
Both bills were strongly opposed by Democrats and anti-abortion groups — who threatened a court challenge. But the heartbeat bill would have given Ohio the most stringent abortion restrictions in the United States and was seen as the far more restrictive measure.
Senate Bill 127, or the 20-week abortion ban, marks the 18th time Kasich has signed an abortion restriction into law during his tenure as governor.
"I agree with Ohio Right to Life and other leading, pro-life advocates that SB 127 is the best, most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human life," Kasich said in a statement.
Legal experts have said there are constitutional question marks with both bills. "They both probably would be struck down," Susan Low Bloch, a professor of law at Georgetown University told this news organization last week.
Although courts have struck down 20-week bans in two states, 15 states currently have similar laws on their books. Some abortion advocates in Ohio feel the 20-week ban is a more realistic avenue for overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that gave women a constitutional right to have an abortion.
GOP lawmakers pushed through the two abortion bans last week during the legislature's lame-duck session, surprising many who didn't expect the heartbeat bill to advance that far. The bill was attached to a separate measure dealing with child abuse reporting and included an appropriation, allowing Kasich to veto parts of the bill while keeping others intact.
He signed the non-abortion parts of that bill and then signed the 20-week ban. The legislation does not make exceptions for rape or incest, though Kasich has supported such exceptions in the past.
Very few abortions in Ohio are performed after 20 weeks.
The heartbeat bill was pushed by Faith2Action, a group that employed aggressive lobbying tactics during its five-year effort to get it passed. Janet Porter of Faith2Action fired off an email to supporters Tuesday, urging them to call lawmakers and ask them to override Kasich's veto.
It was unclear Tuesday if that will happen. To buck the governor, lawmakers w0uld have to return to Columbus and vote to override his veto by a three-fifths margin in both chambers, meaning House Republicans would have to pick up a few votes. The leadership in both houses last week cancelled the remaining sessions this year but left open the possibility of returning.
Senate Democrats asked Kasich to veto both bills, saying in a letter: "The provisions within these bills are so radical that they punish rape survivors and threaten the lives of pregnant women with incredibly restrictive exceptions to save the life of the mother. Senate President Keith Faber himself has acknowledged that 'not a single court in the land' has upheld the six-week ban due to its blatant conflict with long held Supreme Court precedent."
The 16,000 member Ohio State Medical Association sent a letter to Kasich urging he veto both bills, saying they criminalize a procedure that is currently an accepted medical procedure.
Passage of the bills sparked protests in Columbus and elsewhere.
Dawn Laguens, Executive Vice President of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said in a written statement Tuesday that Kasich is one of the "most extreme anti-abortion governors in this country."
"He may hope that by vetoing a six-week ban – which would have virtually banned abortion with almost no exceptions – he comes off as moderate. But Ohio women see right through this and reject this extreme agenda. The 20-week ban will force women to travel long distances and cross state lines in order to access safe, legal abortion — a barrier that many women simply cannot afford. This is just another shameful attempt by John Kasich to make abortion illegal. And Ohioans aren't going to stand for it," she said.
On the anti-abortion side, Ohio Right to Life did not support the heartbeat bill and advocated instead for the 20-week ban.
"By endorsing the 20-week ban in lieu of the heartbeat approach, Gov. Kasich provided strong pro-life leadership to finally engage a winnable battle with the federal judiciary while saving countless babies at the same time," Ohio Right to Life President Mike Gonidakis said in a written statement.
In 2015, 20,976 pregnancies were terminated, marking a continued decline in abortions over the past 15 years in Ohio. Just 145 of the 20,976 were conducted after 20 weeks gestation, according to the Ohio Department of Health annual abortion report.
About the new law
Currently, abortion is legal in Ohio before the fetus has become viable outside the womb. Doctors must conduct viability tests before performing an abortion on a fetus 20 weeks or more in gestation. Other restrictions include: a ban on abortions in public hospitals, a ban on insurance coverage for abortions on government employees, a mandate that physicians perform an ultrasound before any abortion and counsel the woman about fetal development.
Under Senate Bill 127, abortions would be banned after 20 weeks except if the mother's life is in danger. There is no exception for rape or incest.
Doctors who violate ban would face a fourth-degree felony and a mandatory license suspension for a violation.
The new law will take effect in 90 days barring a court challenge.
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First and Largest Academic Social Network of LIS Professionals in India
Time: October 3, 2018 at 10am to October 13, 2018 at 6pm
Location: Central Library, B.H.U.
City/Town: Varanasi
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We are happy to inform you that The Sayaji Rao Gaekwad Library (Central Library), Department of Library and Information Science, BHU, UGC HRD Centre, BHU are going to organize a 10 day 'Comprehensive Course on Research Methodology in Social Sciences' during 3-13 October, 2018. This course is designed to impart knowledge on Research Methodology in the context of qualitative and quantitative research along with training in statistical tools.
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I ran into a great interview with primatologist Rebecca Saxe (NOVA/WGBH) about the relative inability of chimps to teach in the same ways humans do. I wrote one entry on my Teaching with Technology blog about some of her observations, but I noticed some other observations that I thought I would mention here.
One comment Saxe made was that human children have two pointing gestures. The first that emerges is children pointing to something they want right now! Apparently many species, including chimpanzees, share this gesture.
The second pointing gesture is when a child points at he or she wants to show to parents for some other reason (e.g. bunny rabbit!). According to Saxe, parents look for this gesture and become excited since it is an early form of interaction. A communicative pointing instinct?
I would want to check to see if most cultures had this gesture (Saxe may have data, but it wouldn't appear in this article), but since all cultures interpret basic facial expressions the same way, it seems plausible to me. In fact this pointing gesture seems to be the quintessential reason why some scholars speculate that language and gestures are related.
The other interesting question is if other species can "teach". It seems clear that humans may be the only primates to have this level of cultural transmission, but what about dolphins, orcas and dogs? A BBC news story commented that dolphins may name themselves while scientists are finding evidence of cultural differences among dolphin and orca pods (e.g. some orcas are "killer whales" who eat meat and other are vegetarian orcas).
Even dogs may show cultural differences as documented in Stanley Coren's How Dogs Think. Coren even discusses that dogs such as Saint Bernard rescue dogs and herder dogs may actually train each other.
We know that dogs and dolphins can be trained to do quite a wide variety of tasks. They have to be pretty darned good learners, especially if they can learn in the homo sapiens educational system.


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Suncorp Super Netball Round 7 game day information
The Queensland rivalry reignites this Sunday at the halfway mark of the Suncorp Super Netball season. Sunshine Coast and Queensland split the points in their first local derby back in Round 1 of the competition, but a lot has changed since then. Lightning is currently second on the ladder, while Firebirds is fourth, two points behind. The home side is statistically the best defensive team in the competition, having conceded the fewest goals of any Club (304). Keep a close eye on the two best rebounders in the league; Romelda Aiken (32) and our very own Geva Mentor (20) who are set to fire in front of a sold-out USC Stadium! For all the latest match day information for Sunday's showdown, read below!
Chancellor State College carpark is for public parking and includes a taxi drop off zone. Additional free parking is available in the Claymore Road Carpark or throughout the rest of the University campus. Carpark 12C is available for accessible parking (first row) and is also home to the Nissan Carpark. If you drive a Nissan, simply drive on up and get free VIP parking (subject to capacity).
A campus map can be found at the link below. http://www.usc.edu.au/media/2851730/Campus-Maps-detail.pdf
Ticketing will have a marquee external to the Activation Zone in the carpark for any ticket collections. No tickets will be available for sale at the gate as it is sold out!
Entry to the Stadium will be via the Activation Zone, which will open at 11:40am. Security will undertake a bag check prior to being scanned into the Activation Zone. Fans are then invited to enjoy the Zone's activities! Fancy your face painted? Perhaps have a bite to eat! Meet Lucy Lightning and grab a photo. The doors to the Stadium will open at 12:10pm.
A variety of hot and cold food will be available for purchase at the venue, including Raw Energy (inside), the Good Food Fellas, Frozen Sunshine, Van from Hoian, Calamari Canteen, a BBQ and Espresso XO. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are also available for purchase from the public bar in the Activation Zone (18+ photo identification must be shown to purchase alcoholic beverages). Please note the University of the Sunshine Coast WILL sell water bottles at our remaining USC Stadium home matches. These are available for purchase at the public bar only. Water bubblers are also available.
If you are attending a corporate hospitality function, please ensure you collect your wristband from the Lightning marquee ticketing desk. Lightning Laneway (Ground Floor Hall of Fame) will commence at 11:15am and finish at 12:45pm. Downer Sky Suite (Level 1 Mezzanine) will commence at 12:00pm and finish 15 minutes after the game.
There are two entry points – the Northern Gate (closest to the pool end) and the Southern Gate. Your ticket will say either North or South. Each stand is then broken down into aisles which are marked. Please note: when the game is in play, patrons will be held at the entry to the stands until the ball is in play at the other send, to minimise disruption to the players.
Fans who want to look the part are in luck! GAME Clothing, our official merchandise partner, will be on location with the latest GAME goodies so you can deck yourself out in some fantastic gear. Show your true colours and support the Lightning ladies. If something is worth doing, it is worth doing looking good, and GAME Clothing has you covered!
Available Lightning athletes will be signing autographs at the conclusion of the game (10 minutes after the game). This will occur in the entrance foyer to the Stadium. Half the team will sign for 15 minutes and then swap with the other half of the team who will sign for another 15 minutes. Signings are limited to one item each. This is to ensure the players have their correct recovery time and everyone gets a chance to have an autograph. We appreciate your assistance in ensuring we can get the balance right for everyone. Lucy Lightning will be available before and during the game for photos.
While the action on-court will be red-hot, the stadium itself can be quite cool. The new air conditioning system works perfectly, so if you feel the cold, we suggest you bring something warm to wear! If you are bringing a pram, please ensure to leave it in the front entry foyer on arrival – prams cannot be left in the aisle ways.
*** Tomorrow's ANL clash at USC Stadium between Territory Storm and Netball NSW Waratahs gets underway after the Lightning v Firebirds match. First centre pass is 3:30pm as well. To watch the Storm v Waratahs ANL match you need to have a ticket to the Suncorp Super Netball match beforehand. ANL tickets will not be sold at the venue on Sunday.


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Ski holidays Jerzens - snowy dream land!
JerzensThe former mountain farming village Jerzens (1,107 m) is situated in the front part of the Pitz Valley (Tyrol) and is inhabited by approx. 1,000 locals. The cosy winter sports resort offers charm and Tyrolean friendliness and emits a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere. Besides the lovely ambience, there is also a lot to experience here: the Pitz Valley region offers an entertaining and diverse leisure time selection. This includes cross-country skiing, snowshoe hiking, winter hiking, ice climbing, tobogganing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating, curling, paragliding, and much more.
If you are interested in the flora and fauna of the region, don't miss a visit to the nature park Kaunergrat. Events for all ages can be booked and participated in. Only 15 km away is Imst, where you can stroll or enjoy your time in a cosy café and watch the people going by. The lively and pretty town with its traditional houses and historic centre are really worth a visit.
Pitz ValleyOnce an isolated tributary valley of the Inn Valley, the Pitz Valley has developed into one of the most important ski regions in Tyrol. Framed by the imposing 3,000 m mountains of the Oetztal Alps, the interior Pitz Valley is very much high alpine. A mellow landscape towered over by smooth mountains forms the valley's entrance; the Pitztal Glacier (3,400 m), which is second in Tyrol only to the Wildspitze (3,768 m), is found in the top of the valley. The resorts in the Pitz Valley attract guests with their straightforward, casual atmosphere and offer a modern infrastructure with many sports and leisure activities, numerous lodges and restaurants inviting visitors in for refreshments and entertaining apres ski!
Travel Info Jerzens
- By train: Imst (approx. 15 km), Landeck (approx. 30 km), Innsbruck (approx. 75 km)
- By plane: Innsbruck (approx. 70 km), Memmingen (approx. 155 km), Friedrichshafen (approx. 180 km), Munich (approx. 205 km), Zürich (approx. 245 km)


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I also have an Etsy shop and I have added you to my circle, favorite shop and chose a favorite item. I love the "Little Violet Wooden Peg Doll". Don't give up. I have had a shop for almost a year and have just now started selling my dolls. I have found added others to my circle, favorite shop and favorite item has helped. Also take a look at "Pinterest". You can create boards and I created "My Etsy" shop and have listed my items. It's free and many people look at it.
Good Luck.
I love the little Violet Wooden Peg Doll.ReplyDelete
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Congratulations on opening your Etsy shop!ReplyDelete
I love the little rabbit, so sweet:)
I adore your felt rabbit. It's so sweet!ReplyDelete
I have an Etsy shop and have found that word of mouth is really what works for me. A friend or two offer an item of mine as a giveaway on their blogs and that generates interest. Best of luck to you! (:
I love the little rabbit! Congrats on opening your shop. I have an etsy store as well and I've added you to my favs. I second the Pinterest suggestion. It brings people to my shop.ReplyDelete
I love the wool felt bunny best, good luck with your shop, opening an etsy shop is on my list this year.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 5, 2012 at 4:12 AM
Congratulations! I also have an Etsy shop and added you to my favourites :)ReplyDelete
I really love your Violet peg doll, she is so sweet! Good luck with your shop!
I like the purple/pink butterfly peg doll! She's so cute, but then I know from experience that your creations are lovely. The little violet peg doll turned out so well. . .ReplyDelete
Good luck! I know your creations will do well.
I love the pink butterfly peg doll - I have two little girls who would adore her! Also, congrats on your pregnancy!.ReplyDelete
Hi, I love the wool felt bunny- not for my kids but for me of course!ReplyDelete
congrats on your second little blessing!ReplyDelete
Your etsy shop looks great, wonderful photos in all the listings
my absolute favourite item are the little bunnies:)
I love the rabbit. It is very cuteReplyDelete
My favorite is the butterfly peg doll. I am glad you have opened a shop and I love the idea of buying kitsReplyDelete
Well I already have one of your ORIGINAL butterfly peg dolls so it is that teeny tiny bunny that I adore! xxReplyDelete
I love the felt rabbit how cute!ReplyDelete
I love the butterfly peg dolls, but the felt rabbit is cute too. :)ReplyDelete
The little bunny is so sweet, but I already own one of your Violet peg dolls : )in fairness they are all adoarble. I would like to see some native Australian felt animals...I think they would be great gifts to send to nieces and nephews OS and for our little ones. Congratulations on your shop, will definitely spread the word. xReplyDelete
So cute! Don't enter me to win as you have already been generous enough to share your spring fairy. But I love you stuff and wish you lots of luck with your Etsy adventures. xo m.ReplyDelete
Oww that little bunny is so so cute... I can imagine a lovely little nook for her to play in. I think it's wonderful that you opened a shop, and I look forward to seeing it grow and grow..ReplyDelete
I love the rabbit kit, I would love to see more animal kits like it. I have made several little animals like that for my niece and my kids and they really like them and I enjoy making them. (I'm in the US so I'm not sure I can be part of the drawing or not.)ReplyDelete
i'd love to make the little violet peg doll, she is so sweet! Congratulations on opening your etsy store, I'm hoping to do the same later this year...ReplyDelete
That little violet doll is lovely.ReplyDelete
I have admired your sweet little shop.
I opened my etsy shop about a year ago and have found that slowly but surely I am getting a wee bit more busy.
Slow and steady.
Best of luck.
Love your butterfly peg doll! Well done on opening your shop!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your sharing your thoughts. I love hearing from you and will respond to any questions in the comments sections. Natalie


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J. Keith Pinckard, MD, who started out wanting to be a research scientist, made an interesting discovery during his residency.
"I loved autopsy pathology," Dr. Pinckard said. "It almost felt like cheating; rather than making clinical diagnoses based on a dataset of information, an autopsy gives you the answer key. You are literally seeing everything, and can correlate the pathological and clinical findings."
He soon discovered forensic pathology, "which goes even further into the unknown. Hospital autopsies are often autopsies of confirmation; forensic autopsies tend to be autopsies of discovery. So I was hooked."
Texas Medicine recently caught up with Dr. Pinckard, who has been the chief medical examiner at the Travis County Medical Examiner's Office since 2015.
Can you describe a typical workday?
There isn't really a typical day. Of course, there are autopsies, but it goes much further than that. The autopsy examination itself is really just the tip of the iceberg. The entirety of the death investigation is much greater than the time it takes over the body in the morgue. We spend much more time reviewing photographs, microscopic slides, laboratory testing, and investigative information than we do on the autopsy. We integrate all of this case information to finalize the death investigation. Some days, we might testify in court or go to a death scene. We also teach medical students, pathology residents, and forensic pathology fellows. And, of course, I spend a lot of time on administrative duties and running the office.
How long does the typical exam take? Is there a standard set of things you look for, or does it change case by case?
There really isn't a typical exam, either. It depends greatly on the nature of the case. An apparent natural death with uncomplicated autopsy findings may only take an hour or two. A complex case with extensive injuries may take most of the day, or in some cases, extend to another day. There are certain things we look for in every case; for example, we examine every organ system. Depending on either the nature of the case or what we find during the examination, we may decide to do more advanced, targeted dissections or special laboratory studies.
Shows like CSI, Law and Order, and others, sometimes go into medical exam rooms. How accurate are those scenes? Can you think of a show or scene that was wildly inaccurate?
Most of them. And I get it—the episode only lasts an hour, so they have to speed things up. The show doesn't span the course of many weeks to follow a case from beginning to end. On many of those shows, the only thing that is accurate is that there is a body on the table.
And here's the one I've never understood: an autopsy room is not dark, with dramatic accent lighting. We do need to be able to actually see what we are looking at, and our exam rooms are quite well-illuminated.
But I suppose that isn't as mysterious as the medical examiner hiding in the dimly lit room.
Those shows actually pose a big challenge for us. It has been written about in the medical literature and has been called "the CSI effect." Many people on juries believe that forensic pathology is actually as it is portrayed on television and on film, and they expect that we can actually do the sorts of completely unrealistic things that they see on those shows.
Or worse — they sometimes believe that we didn't do a thorough job because we didn't do something that they saw on television — even if it is completely unrealistic.
How desensitized are you to bodies and death? Is it just a job or does it sometimes still affect you?
People assume that we are desensitized to what we see, but I don't think that "desensitized" is the right word. We are simply used to it. It is part of the job to deal with death and the unpleasant things that we see. But we aren't desensitized, emotionally numb, or unsympathetic.
A large and very important part of our job is talking to family members, explaining how their loved one died and answering their questions. You have to be empathetic in order to do that. We have a job to do, but we don't lose sight of why we are doing it. I think the field selects for people who have the ability to compartmentalize extremely well. It's just a personality trait.
We do our jobs and see very unpleasant things, and we are able to go home and leave those unpleasant things at work.
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He Spent Years Befriending KKK Members. Hundreds Have Quit Because Of Him
August 17, 2017
Daryl Davis, a 58-year-old blues musician, has a unique hobby. He has spent the last three decades befriending white supremecists.
Davis has learned that the most effective way to get a KKK member to retire his hood is with friendship.
He goes to where they live and meets them at their rallies. He never tries to convert the Klansmen. He simply becomes friends with them and they give up the KKK on their own.
"It's a wonderful thing when you see a light bulb pop on in their heads or they call you and tell you they are quitting," Davis said. "I never set out to convert anyone in the Klan. I just set out to get an answer to my question: 'How can you hate me when you don't even know me?' I simply gave them a chance to get to know me and treat them the way I want to be treated.
They come to their own conclusion that this ideology is no longer for them.
I am often the impetus for coming to that conclusion and I'm very happy that some positivity has come out of my meetings and friendships with them."
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Ah, Canakkale! A welcome change of pace.
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Yesterday we traveled from Istanbul to Canakkale, an oceanside town six hours south of Istanbul. The bus route went along the coast of the Aegean Sea, past many small villages and pasture lands. The highlight of the ride for me was seeing a farmer (Shepard?) with a flock of sheep–so lovely! The final leg of…
A quick note on technology: Internet access, while ubiquitous, is incredibly slow and connections are spotty. This is both good and bad. On the one hand, it keeps us focused on what we're doing and seeing. On the other, it prevents us from sharing those same experiences. So, we'll be doing the best we can to update as we are able.
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Three of many Istanbul experiences
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As we continue to explore Istanbul and do many (perhaps too many?) tourist activities, we have also had experiences that are a bit less standard than visiting the Hayasophia, going on a boat tour of the Bosperus (check out the name of the tour boat on the right!) and walking around the top of Galata…
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Yesterday, in summary
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I woke up this morning and initially could not recall all the elements of our day yesterday–jet lag continues to impact our sleep, but I think we are closer to being on Istanbul time. I know we covered a number of miles wandering around this city over the course of 14 hours, but the specifics…
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Istanbul, Day One: Sultan Tombs
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There are several sites around Istanbul that serve as memorial sites for religious leaders. Some are elaborate familial shrines that entomb several generations. Some are more like simple graveyards. Several of the dates we notices were from long, long ago. As an American, it's odd to see things dated from 1289. It's a good reminder…
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It looks like the weather will be lovely for the beginning of our trip! Here's to a warm Mediterranean vacation. This bodes well for adventure and swimming in the Adriatic Sea.
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Tentative Itinerary
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Many people want to know where, specifically, we are going. While we have a general idea where we are headed, we purposely purchased one-way tickets so that the flow of the trip seemed less constrained. Below are the countries we hope to visit as well as a general map of our intended path. This will…
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It all begins September 9th!
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We will depart for Istanbul and spend a couple of months moving around Eastern Europe: Turkey, Greece, Croatia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Poland, etc… The trip will hopefully end in Denmark, with dinner at Noma. A brilliant place, from all we have heard. More about Noma from Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown or go directly to their website.


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Filing any claim after an automobile accident can be quite a complex and also confusing method. Many individuals don't realize who has to be notified initial or what they could do for compensation as fast as possible. Here is a review of a handful of steps you could take to increase your claim to enable you to move on along with your life.
Trade Information Following Accident
Even details that looks relatively unimportant could find yourself having an important impact on your own claim as well as the damages which can be awarded. Immediately following the accident, all those that were required must business some simple information which includes full brands and insurance coverage numbers. You're not required for legal reasons to supply the other motorist your driver's licence number, residence address, or contact number.
Keep Data
After a major accident, you need to produce a point regarding saving almost all pertinent details. Your car wreck folder must contain any procedures that an individual underwent, what happened around the day with the collision, contact information for many involved celebrations, and fix bills. Trying to get that information a few months down the trail will be far more difficult, and virtually any missing info could deliver your claim with a grinding total stand still.
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You may well not feel the total effects with the accident regarding weeks, and which is for you to adhere in your doctor's guidelines. That usually includes residing in bed to get a certain variety of days or getting into the business office multiple instances for actual therapy. Ignoring people instructions will probably negatively impact your quality of life plus your case. There is also the alternative of looking for a next opinion if you believe like the physician is wrongly recognized.
Contact legal counsel
A major car crash can turn into a convoluted legitimate affair inside the blink of your eye. Without a major accident attorney by your side, you can spend weeks battling promises adjusters all on your own. Your lawyer will allow you to quickly make a solid case to enable you to focus on your own health and also well-being. They also can give an individual advice in regards time to just accept an offer you or discuss further with all the claims adjusters.
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2019 Vendors
(list will be updated when KFM is up and running again!)
Blue Jay Meadows Farm (Bill & Tara Britt) – gourmet oyster mushrooms, soups, paintings
Broken Arrow Acres (Jay & Brenda Hickman) – local beef & portk, patties and sausages
Popsy's Produce (Doug & Pat Hari) – fresh potatoes & other yummy veggies in season(starts in July)
Edible Acres (Melissa & Jeremy) – fresh berries & greens from a sustainable, off-the-grid farm
My Green Acre (Karen Charles) – fresh produce in season, lovely potted plants, herbs
The Sandstone Collection (Cathy LeBrun) – Finnish Pulla bread and other fresh baked goods, painted rocks
Blissful Bowls (Fiona Robinson) – vegan, gluten-free energy balls, soups, stews and chilies
Windy Sunshine Farm Boreal Berry Jam (Carl Godin & Esther Huibers) – fabulous preserves with local ingredients (Facebook)
Vera's Naturals (Vera Kotalik) – fresh seasonal veggies/herbs, European herbal teas, local medicinal herbs, ointments/oils handmade from natural ingredients
Byers Naturally Raised Beef (Jim & Trudy Byers) – tasty beef from just down the road (Murillo) (Facebook)
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Bad Monkey Popcorn (Larry Treanor) – popcorn in marvellous flavours!
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McMillen Meadows (Belen McMillen) – garlic, heirloom tomatoes
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Getting Started in Our Youth Program
Most parents are looking for the quick and dirty on how to register so let's start with that! The details of each program are outlined in the sections below.
Our youth programs run on a semester system (September, January and April start dates) and we break for Christmas holidays, spring break and summer holidays. Pricing for each semester depends on the number of weeks in the semester. Age groupings are determined by age for the majority of the semester as well as experience in our program and general maturity.
MINIS (3-4): April 2-June 11, 4:45pm-5:15pm, $145+gst
MONSTER MINIS (5-7): April 2-June 11, 5:15pm-5:45pm, $145+gst
PRE-TEENS (8-12): April 2-June 11, 5:45pm-6:30pm, $145+gst
TEEN LIFTERS (13-17): March 31/April 2- June 9/11, Tuesday and/or Thursday 3:45pm-4:45pm, 1 day $145+gst, 2 days $260+gst
* All inquiries about Minis, Monster Minis, Pre-Teens and Teen Lifters can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
JAYDE'S GIRLS (9-17): April (Thursdays 2nd-30th), May (Mondays 4th-25th), June (Thursdays 4th to 18th). Group #1 (youngest): 3:30-4:30pm, Group #2 5pm-6pm, Group #3 (oldest) 6-7pm. $150+gst. *** Please email email@example.com directly for more information, registration and waitlist information. To enrol in the program or be added to the waitlist your daughter will need an account which can be created on the "CrossFit Squamish" app in the App Store. Please be sure to fill in all fields including billing information.
We are currently in the process of registering returning kids and once we confirm all returning we will be able to open up spaces for new kids. If you would like to add your child or teen to the waitlist for the spring semester of minis, monsters, pre-teens or teen lifters please go to our SCHEDULE via our website or the CrossFit Squamish app in the App Store. Under the "KIDS" tab you will find the waitlist for each age group on April 2nd (early in the morning on the schedule) . Please register your child by creating an account for them, IN THEIR OWN NAME. Use an email address that is best for contacting you once we have more information about space availability. Send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know you have done this! The waitlist is first come first serve and once a parent is notified via email of an open space we will allow 3-4 days for an email reply confirmation before moving to the next child on the waitlist. We will be in touch once we have confirmed all returning kids and know how much space we have available for each age group!
Program Overview
Safety and fun are prioritized core objectives in our youth programs every time we meet. In addition, our goals within the programs are to:
Broad movement selection including push, pull, drag, carry, jump, squat and balance.
We aim to teach that movements are skills you can learn, that fitness is fun, that sweating feels good, and that by working together you can accomplish more than by working alone. We focused on skills like the squat and kettlebell deadlift as we feel these movements are appropriate and important at this level. They have the greatest potential for improvement (for all children) and the most potential for gain (in the gym, life, and sport). These two movements also feed many more patterns that are introduced through the Pre Teens and Teen Lifting classes. They teach a more complex body awareness and feed athletic resilience. In addition to that we play with "odd objects", practice agility and balance and core body control skills. We play games that require teamwork and give opportunity to practice skills.
All training sessions are data based and tracked for volume and types of movements being utilized. During class time we start with a "gather around" talk to discuss the session ahead (as we would with all adult groups), we do a warm up and game followed by skills and then a workout (workouts can be individual or working in pairs, team, or teams). We always try to wrap up the day with something fun (if time allows). To maximize focus (always a challenge when working with youth!) we keep class time to 30 minutes.
Squat movements, hip hinge movements, pressing movements & bodyweight movements.
In this group we focus on teaching gym and lifting etiquette while empowering these kids to make their own decisions on weight choices or movements (separate from what their friends are doing). They are taught that quality movement execution and quality rep counting are more important than being finished first.
We introduce and expand their repertoire of movements and workouts while still focusing on the basics. We continue to promote an environment where each individual is invested in each other's success. Much like the Minis and Monster Minis we emphasize the value in squat and deadlift mechanics, but at this age we start to add in many more common CrossFit patterns (wallball, push-ups, pull-ups, kettlebell swings, box jumps, rowing, etc.).
During class time we focus on a "gather around" talk to discuss the session ahead (as we would with all adult groups), a warm up, sometimes a game, and then skills followed by a workout (workouts can be individual or working in pairs, team, or teams).
Squat, bench and deadlift (including variants), accessory work and midline work.
In our Teen Lifting program we prioritize safe and efficient lifting mechanics, accessory work to aid in strength development and injury prevention, and midline work (spinal mechanics and stabilization).
Many of our teens participate or compete in sports outside the gym. Many spend time in outdoor recreation and time focused on sport specific training (mountain bike or BMX is quite common).
For some, the gym is their physical balance to their efforts in academics or the arts. Our hope is that our program adds the missing (and should be foundational) element of broad base athletics to whatever lifestyle a teen lives. Our objective is to create a more durable and successful youth through strength, power, and body awareness.
At this age we have all our athletes record their work to track improvement, establish structure in their training, and provide numbers to work off of in future sessions. During class time we focus on a "gather around" talk to discuss the session ahead (as we would with all adult groups), a warm up (lead by a different teen each day), sometimes a game, and then they perform a primary lift followed by complimentary accessory work and midline stability work.
We prioritize the quality of the movement over the load at all times, and we talk about the bio mechanics and physics of leverages and angles. We encourage them to ask questions and learn (not just lift).
Creating self-confidence through movement. Focus on body positioning, introduction to gymnastics, movement patterns, metabolic conditioning and an introduction to weightlifting and powerlifting mechanics.
A fitness mentorship program designed for young girls starting at age 8 and extending to late teens. This program is about inspiring girls to gain more confidence in themselves through fitness.
We focus on foundational movement patterns to increase strength, build better body awareness, and improve overall athletic development. This group allows girls of similar ages from a variety of athletic backgrounds to have a lot of fun together.
Girls Group is a space where these young ladies are encouraged to learn new things, be proud of their accomplishments, and enjoy the feeling of hard work. Mentorship is an integral part of this program and happens organically. The girls work together and support each other during class. Occasionally we take our time together outside on hikes, lake swims, and enjoy hang out events during some holidays.
Jayde's Girls are divided into 3 classes by age. Classes are capped at 12 participants, run once a week, are 1 hour in length, and are semestered through the school year. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or registration details. Alternately, email email@example.com.


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- Families may join the co-op for a straight suggested donation per family per session.
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by Maxim Gorky
Premiere: January the 12th 2005
Last performance: March the 2nd 2005
Gorky is a simple writer;
as the rumour goes, he attended school for two years.
Therefore he could ask irresponsibly,
why is the life of the working class always so hard?
Workers build everything with their bare hands;
from childrens toys to enormous machinery;
but they are always last in life.
In his novel Mother, Gorky places an uneducated and
over-middle-aged woman to the centre of the 1905 revolutionary events.
Her son becomes the leader of the socialist cell in the factory.
Mother doesnt understand at all, whats going on,
what social democrats, what revolution…
But one does not need brains to understand the injustice.
Injustice is sensed with the heart. As does the mother.
Mother does not understand the complicated political games,
but this does not hinder her from seeing the injustice.
Although the revolution fails and its ideas have already long ago
sunk to the dustbin of history, again the stupid and over-middle-aged
madams have assembled to the Centre Party and pickets,
again the masters are giggling in their sleeves.
One can not understand injustice with the mind;
you have to look with your heart.
Gorky was a romantic. He used vivid figures.
The Von Krahl Theatre troupe has come together to listen to this simple
voice of a Russian old man in themselves, and to make it sound.
Fragments from young Russians, brothers Presnjakovs play Playing a Victim,
are used in the performance.
Dramatised, production, musical design: RAINER SARNET
Set and costume design: LIINA KEEVALLIK
Title role: LIINA VAHTRIK
Cast: MARI ABEL, TAAVI EELMAA, JUHAN ULFSAK, ERKI LAUR, TAAVO "JIMMY" TIKO
Text reading: LEMBIT EELMÄE
Light: LAURI SEPP
Sound: JANNO "JOHN" JAANUS
Make-up: TEELE NÖPS
Technical solutions and realisation: ENAR TARMO, TAAVO "JIMMY" TIKO
Stage paintings and requisites: ANNE-MAI HEIMOLA
Duration: 2 hours and 15 minutes with intermission
Awards and nominations:
Estonian Theatre Association's nomination in 2006 for Best Actress: Liina Vahtrik in "Mother".
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The trigone is a triangular area in the lower bladder. Trigonitis is inflammation of this area.
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It is not clear why these cells change in some people and not others, but the change may be stimulated by:
Trigonitis is more common in women and people who have had a catheter in place for a long period of time.
Symptoms may include:
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. In some cases, trigonitis may not need to be treated and will resolve on its own.
You may be advised to take antibiotics to treat infection. Your sexual partner may also be advised to take antibiotics to prevent trigonitis from returning.
If you have a catheter, talk to your doctor about how long it should be in place. Long-term use may result in trigonitis.
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Urology Care Foundation
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Cheung WW, Kawa S. Trigonitis. Medscape website. Available at: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/438185-overview. Accessed September 7, 2017.
Complicated urinary tract infection (UTI). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:https://www.dynamed.com/condition/complicated-urinary-tract-infection-uti. Updated January 26, 2017. Accessed September 7, 2017.
Stavropoulos M, Papatsoris AG, Konstantinidis C, Chrisofos M. Pseudomembranous trigonitis: a common but underrecognized urological entity. Adv Urol. 2010;2010:269254 Available at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2997493.
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