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Two TV stations in Chico-Redding, Calif., KRCR and KHSL, devoted a combined 230 hours of continuous live coverage on television starting last Thursday. In addition, both posted hundreds of stories to their Facebook pages. Viewers noticed their coverage on TV and on Facebook, and flooded the stations with emails and Facebook comments.
By Larry Wilkins, CPBE, chair, SBE EAS Advisory Group
The Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) has announced that a National EAS test will be sent on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018. There is a difference between this test and the two previous tests. At 2:18 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), FEMA will send a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) test message to all WEA capable wireless devices throughout the entire United States and territories. Immediately following the WEA nationwide end-to-end test, at 2:20 p.m. EDT, FEMA will conduct a live test of the Emergency Alerting System (EAS). All EAS participants are required to participate in this nationwide test. The EAS message will be disseminated via the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).
Action Supports More Effective Local Emergency Alert Tests and PSAs,
Addresses False Alerts, and Seeks to Improve Wireless Alerts
WASHINGTON, July 12, 2018—The Federal Communications Commission today took the
latest in a series of actions to bolster the reliability of the nation's emergency alerting systems
and support greater community preparedness.
From Inside Radio
What was just an idea on the drawing boards just a few years ago is becoming nearly a routine for broadcasters. The Federal Emergency Management has proposed Sept. 20 at 2:18pm ET as the date and time for the next nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System. After conducting a first-ever national EAS test in 2011, the 2018 test would be a fourth dry run of an infrastructure designed to allow a President to speak to the country in case of a national emergency.
By Shawn and Tom Marhefka for Radio Ink
Over a foot of rain fell in the city of West Plains, Missouri, in a short time on April 29, 2017. That rain, coupled with nearly two feet of rainwater from storms north of town flowing through the city's saturated waterways, led to dozens of water rescues in town and several hundred thousand dollars of damage. Amazingly, there were no fatalities.
A low-water crossing near West Plains City Hall hits nearly 10 feet several hours after the flooding event in West Plains. Several hundred homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed by the floodwaters.
As a local radio broadcaster, the Ozark Radio Network has long supported the activation of FM chips in smartphones. But it wasn't until a devastating flood hit our rural Missouri town and the surrounding area last year that we experienced firsthand the real importance of getting the FM chip activated.
New data from Nielsen Audio shows that news/talk radio stations saw a momentous spike in Puerto Rico amid the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. The just-released winter 2018 survey for the Nielsen radio diary market reveals that more than 991,000 12+ listeners each week tuned to a news-formatted radio station.
This marks a dramatic increase of more than 100,000 weekly listeners from the most recent survey, Summer 2017. In Fall 2016, Nielsen reported 946,200 listeners in its survey trend; in Winter 23017, the audience was 836,400; in Spring 2017, it was 882,900 and in Summer 2017, 891,400.
Truncated version of a tsunami test message was erroneously broadcast over EAS
SUSAN ASHWORTH, Radio World
Another emergency warning misstep seems to have occurred — this time in Alaska — when the National Tsunami Warning Center issued a supposedly routine communications test at 7 a.m. on Friday, May 11, that was interpreted as a real warning.
Ryan Bell, Columbia Journalism Review
ON SEPTEMBER 19, 2017—the day before Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico—the evening news team at WORA-TV in the coastal city of Mayagüez broadcast its final program before shutting down the station ahead of the storm.
"If Maria was going to be the monster everyone was predicting," says Carolina Rodriguez Plaza, the news team's production manager, "we knew the power could be cut off for a long time. We decided to shut down the station and send everyone home."
Phil Kurz, Government Videos
WASHINGTON--Interested in a technical career at the Federal Communications Commission? Are you currently an engineering student or recent grad from an engineering school? If so, the new FCC Honors Engineer Program may be exactly what you are looking for.
"The use of the BLU event code is voluntary, and EAS Participants may
update their software to add the BLU event code on a voluntary basis. Such
software updates may be bundled with other routine software updates to
minimize burden and expense."
On April 10, the FCC released its decision regarding filing EAS plans on line. According to the FCC, "The Commission takes steps to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) by establishing the Alert Reporting System (ARS). The ARS will create a comprehensive online filing system for EAS by combining the existing EAS Test Reporting Federal Communications Commission FCC 18-39 2 System (ETRS) with a new, streamlined electronic system for the filing of State EAS Plans…."
The decision includes issues beyond simply the electronic filing of state EAS plans. Depending on your state, this could result in some changes to your plan. You may want to forward a copy of the decision to your state SECC.
Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau's Report and Recommendations Concerning the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency's January 13, 2018, False Emergency Alert
FEMA has released its report on the 2017 national EAS test. Note particularly the reporting problems discussed in the last couple of pages.
Bipartisan support for a proposal to raise the maximum fine for pirate radio to as much as $2 million emerged in the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology on Thursday. During a discussion into the proposed Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement or "PIRATE" Act, which is being circulated among members, lawmakers agreed the current fines have come up short in the effort to go after pirate radio operators. "It's high time we pay more attention to the harm being done to consumers and broadcasters alike," Subcommittee chair Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said.
Federal law presently allows the Federal Communications Commission to impose a maximum fine of $19,246 per day for each violation or each day up to a statutory maximum of $144,344. The proposal would boost that to as much $100,000 per day, per violation with a maximum fine allowed by law of $2 million.
The impact of pirate stations may be well known to anyone in radio, but New York State Broadcasters Association president David Donovan explained to lawmakers how unlicensed stations are putting the public at risk from their potential interference with the Emergency Alert System's daisy-chain fabric to potentially exposing people to RF radiation from stations that have been known to run up to as much as 3,000-watts. "The bottom line is that if you live in the top floors of these buildings or use a rooftop deck you are being exposed to levels that are above government standards," he explained. Donovan—armed with photographic evidence of towers topping homes and apartment buildings—also explained how pirates often ignore rules banning advertising for alcohol and tobacco and play unedited versions of songs that would get licensed stations in trouble for violating indecency regulations. "The fundamental purpose of the FCC is to manage spectrum and avoid interference," Donovan said. "It has become clear that the FCC needs additional tools to combat this problem and the PIRATE Act provides those tools."
Radio and television stations already beam alerts to find missing children and seniors, and now some in Congress think a similar system could be used to help find anyone else between the ages of 18 and 65. Modeled after Amber Alerts, the proposal would use a variety of media outlets, including radio and TV, to broadcast information about missing persons. Local police agencies would be given the decision-making authority on whether to issue an alert for broadcast. "Giving law enforcement the similar ability of an Amber alert, but for missing adults, will rapidly bring government and public resources to bear," said Rep. Scott Taylor (R-VA) who sponsored the bill.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Mike Langner sounds like a radio programmer when he talks about the Emergency Alert System — he says it's all about the content.
Langner, chair of the New Mexico State Emergency Communications Committee, has been campaigning for improved content quality in EAS alert messages ever since AMBER Alerts started appearing in the early 2000s.
A retired broadcast engineer and technical consultant to the New Mexico Broadcasters Association, he has found a solution to the problem with the help of the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management or DHSEM. He calls the result a "true public-private partnership."
The FCC has released its preliminary report on the Hawaii false alert. The story now seems to be the employee thought there was a missile coming.
Craig Fugate, Former FEMA Administrator
The false ballistic missile warning on Jan. 13 in Hawaii has raised important questions about America's emergency alerting apparatus and the best practices for keeping citizens informed during times of crisis. Currently, Hawaiian public safety officials, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Federal Communications Commission and Congress are reviewing what went wrong and how to prevent mistakes in the future.
This incident also offers an opportunity for everyone to review their own emergency preparedness plans. As we saw last year during the natural disasters that wrought havoc across the country – from hurricanes flooding major cities to devastating wildfires to tornado outbreaks – it is imperative that Americans prepare themselves, their families and their homes so they are ready if the worst happens.
Praise for broadcasters, and pressing questions about how things could have gone so wrong in Hawaii dominated the first of what could be several congressional hearings into the Emergency Alert System. Lawmakers' interest in EAS was piqued by this month's false alert that warned Hawaiians of an impending missile attack. "The people of Hawaii may be relieved about the false alarm, but they're also angry," Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) said during a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Thursday. "Human and bureaucratic errors made the crisis worse, but there are also inherent flaws in the system itself," he added.
This email is to follow up on our listserv discussions in October on the Multilingual EAS reports that broadcasters were required to file with their state SECC by November 6, and which SECCs must then collate and summarize in reports to be filed with the FCC in early May. You may recall that MMTC appealed the FCC's decision to gather more information through the May 2016 SECC reports rather than immediately imposing a requirement on broadcasters to create multilingual EAS alerts. The MMTC lost that appeal and has now asked for en banc review by the DC Circuit, arguing once again that broadcasters should be required to create and transmit multilingual EAS alerts when an English-language alert is received.
The FCC today released a copy of its court filing in the proceeding opposing MMTC's request. You can read it here: https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-348831A1.pdf While the FCC's filing seems quite skeptical of imposing translating and other multilingual EAS obligations on broadcasters (that's the good news), of note for those of you working with your SECC (or who are the SECC) is the FCC's defense of its information-gathering efforts to the court. Specifically, the FCC noted that:
MMTC, joined by Judge Millett, insist that the Commission's decision to "request the same information it had previously sought" is arbitrary. But the agency's prior requests sought the voluntary submission of information, and the responses turned out to be incomplete. Under the Commission's new rule, EAS Participants are required to submit reports describing their current and future plans to implement multilingual alerting. These reports will provide the agency for the first time a comprehensive record of what broadcasters are doing to communicate emergency alerts to non-English speakers, and will help inform 'future Commission or federal action, if appropriate'."
Obviously the FCC is putting a lot of emphasis on its expectation that all stations will have provided this information to their state SECC, and that the FCC will be receiving in May "a comprehensive record of what broadcasters are doing to communicate emergency alerts to non-English speakers."
While May is still several months away, I know a number of you have seen at least a draft of your state's report. In order to assist the FCC in fending off efforts to convert broadcasters from passive EAS distributors to multilingual EAS content creators and translators, those reports need to live up to the FCC's court claims as much as possible.
As a result, it is in every SBA's interest to ensure that the SECC report for your state is as impressively comprehensive as possible. You may not be able to get all your stations to submit the info to their SECC, but you can at least make sure that the reports are as polished and comprehensive as possible given what info you do have. Stated differently, a report that starts out with "only 15% of stations submitted info" and ends with "none of those that responded had anything to say about current or planned multilingual EAS alerts" is not putting broadcasters' best foot forward. While SECCs may be stuck with the response/facts they received, making the reports as professional, polished, and positive as possible will strengthen the FCC's hand in resisting calls to turn broadcasters into EAS translation services. This will not only avoid additional burdens on broadcasters, but will prevent alerting delays and the risk of stations making very consequential mistakes in multiple languages during an emergency.
Please do what you can in your state to prevent that from happening.
NAB conference examines broadcasters' responsibilities during natural disasters
Michael Balderston, Radio World
The U.S. was rocked by natural disasters in 2017, resulting in a record $16 billion in losses. From a trio of hurricanes to the biggest wildfire in modern California history, broadcasters covered it all providing vital information to viewers pre-, during and post-event. How the industry covered these events and the lessons learned from the past year were the key areas of focus during NAB's "Eye of the Storm: Broadcasters' Role in Emergencies" conference this week.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai keynoted the event, noting broadcasters' role in promoting public safety is long and storied. "Whenever disaster strikes, audiences will turn to broadcasters because they trust the broadcasters will help them," the chairman said. He highlighted three areas that are key in continuing to develop that trust: resiliency, alerting and Next Gen TV, where development of new services and applications will further benefit consumers during these emergencies.
John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable
FCC chairman Ajit Pai said Thursday (Jan. 18) that FCC staffers are currently "on the ground" in Hawaii gathering info on the erroneous ballistic missile warning issued by state officials over the weekend.
The warning was relayed by broadcasters as well as via cell phones.
Pai, in a speech kicking off a forum on broadcast emergency communications at the National Association of Broadcasters headquarters in D.C., said that those investigators were looking to find out 1) how it happened; 2) why it took 38 minutes to for the state to issue a correction and, 3) how to make sure it never happens again.
Pai made it clear he was not attacking the messenger.
Hawaii Association of Broadcasters president Chris Leonard says last weekend's mistaken EAS message about an incoming missile attack should be a wake-up call for broadcasters and emergency management agencies everywhere. While the alert was bogus, how broadcasters reacted is earning praise. "In times of crisis, broadcasters stand on the front lines," FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel said.
Alert infrastructure comes under fresh scrutiny after Hawaii`s rude wakeup
Susan Ashworth, Radio World
Questions are being asked all across the country`s communications landscape as regulators, emergency managers and broadcasters attempt to figure out how a false emergency alert was sent out to residences of Hawaii through the IPAWS EAS and WEA systems.
The false alert was sent to smartphones and delivered via TV and radio at 8:05 a.m. local time on Saturday, warning residents that a ballistic missile was inbound to Hawaii. The emergency all-caps alert reiterated the danger by adding "This is Not a Drill." All residents were warned to seek immediate shelter.
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John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable
With the Dec. 28 deadline for opting in to the state plan for FirstNet, the interoperable public service network went 50 for 50, with California coming in under the wire. California Gov. Jerry Brown made the announcement Dec. 28.
Two territories and the District of Columbia have also opted in. That leaves three territories that have yet to make a decision, but they have until March 12.
Inside Radio
The Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC) is asking the full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to review an October ruling that upheld a decision by the Federal Communications Commission not to require that stations transmit multilingual Emergency Alert System messages. MMTC argues a three-judge panel "issued an erroneous decision" when it concluded the FCC was within its authority by opting to "ignore common-sense proposals aimed at saving lives," calling it "a case of exceptional importance raising significant public safety issues."
When the FCC wrapped a multiyear rulemaking proceeding in March, the agency decided that that radio and television stations wouldn't be required to offer EAS messages in languages other than English. The FCC said it would be "difficult if not impossible to do" within the existing emergency alerting architecture. Instead, the Commission decided "voluntary arrangements" among EAS participants are currently sufficient to reach local communities. The agency did however require broadcasters to begin reporting all the steps—if any—that they take to distribute alerts in other languages. Unhappy with that outcome, MMTC filed a legal challenge.
James Careless, RadioWorld
Mainland broadcasters help devastated stations and listeners on storm-struck island
Many weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico's infrastructure, radio broadcasters there were struggling to get and keep their signals in air.
Most of the AM/FM stations in service were relying on diesel generators for electricity, because the island's storm-ravaged power grid was still in terrible shape.
Other stations were just too damaged to get back on air without substantial reconstruction, and that's a problem since money is in short supply in Puerto Rico these days. Due to the devastation, "there's no business for radio stations, and when there's no business there's no money," said Jose Ribas Dominicci, executive director of the Puerto Rico Radio Broadcasters Association.
Emergency communications are a complex topic, and an arena filled with special interests
The Blue Alert system was designed to give law enforcement the means to speed the apprehension of violent criminals who kill or seriously injure local, state or federal law enforcement officers. At the request of the Justice Department, the FCC is now considering the creation of a designated Blue Alert "event code" that will be disseminated by the EAS system.
Long before anyone figured out that broadcasting could be entertaining, informative or that it could be financed by advertisers (in fact, before radio could speak and TV see) broadcasting's most obvious and highest purpose was front and center: saving lives and property. Everything else we do, good or evil, pales in comparison. If we don't do this, we have no legitimate reason to exist and "our" spectrum should be given away to unlicensed services, mobile alerting, and all those IoT devices and things that do good.
John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable
Make that 33 FirstNet opt-ins.
According to both FirstNet and its partner in the national emergency response broadband network, AT&T, Georgia is the 33rd state or territory to opt in to the system.
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal accepted the FirstNet has signed up for the plan.
That follows North Carolina Nov. 15.
FCC Chairman's two-day visit included stops to tower sites and meetings with local leaders.
WASHINGTON—More than a month after Hurricane Maria ripped through Puerto Rico, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai made a two-day visit to the island to understand the recovery efforts still in progress. After speaking with local officials and visiting a number of impacted sites, Pai recognized the challenges that Puerto Rico and its residents still face.
According to a summary issued by the commission, during his trip Pai visited various parts of San Juan and towns along the northeast Puerto Rico coast; he inspected a tower site and associated infrastructure in El Yunque National Forest; met with President Sandra Torres López and Associate Member Alexandra Fernández Navarro of the Telecommunications Regulatory Board; and attended a briefing hosted by FEMA.
Sens. Kamala Harris and Dianne Feinstein want answers from the FCC.
Mollie Reilly, Huffington Post
SAN FRANCISCO ― As thousands of Northern California residents who evacuated last week amid wildfires begin to return home, the state's U.S. senators want answers to why wireless emergency alerts failed during the deadly blazes.
Craig Fugate served as President Barack Obama's FEMA Administrator from May 2009 to January 2017. Before that he was Florida Governor Jeb Bush's Emergency Management Director from 2001 to 2009. Over the weekend, Fugate penned an op-ed piece regarding the recent controversy between the radio industry and Apple.
More than two-dozen radio stations are silent as FCC chief Ajit Pai says there have been "significant outages" left in the wake of Hurricane Irma. As the now-tropical storm makes its way deeper into the southeast, the FCC has expanded its Disaster Information Reporting System to 18 counties in Georgia and three in Alabama.
Issie Lapowsky, Wired
The damage done by Hurricane Harvey is, as the National Weather Service, tweeted ominously over the weekend, "unknown & beyond anything experienced." Rain continues to fall over the water-soaked region of Southeast Texas where the category 4 hurricane made landfall Friday night. It's a living nightmare already drawing comparisons to Hurricane Katrina.
One comparison offers a glimmer of hope amid the devastation: Communications networks have held much better. While connectivity was almost completely lost in Rockport, Texas, which was hit hardest by the storm, the Federal Communications Commission says just 4 percent of the 7,804 cell sites in Harvey's path were wiped out, affecting 148,565 people. By contrast, more than 1,000 cell sites were knocked out during Katrina, preventing millions of calls from going through, according to a post-Katrina FCC report.
Paul McLane, Radio World
U.S. radio and TV stations were supposed to have filled out a particular form by now in advance of September's national EAS test. But the FCC is extending the deadline because of Harvey.
"We are aware that some EAS Participants are currently responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey," the commission posted on its EAS Test Reporting System web page.
As Tropical Storm Harvey continued to pound Texas on Sunday – flooding interstates and effectively shutting Houston down – local broadcasters kept residents informed with essential info, even while sustaining damage to facilities, station vehicles and employee homes. At least nine stations have been knocked off the air in the region, according to the FCC. And with the torrential rain expected to continue through Friday, broadcasters are battening down the hatches for more rough days ahead.
Eddie Martiny, president of iHeartMedia's Houston Region, said local staff has been broadcasting in long form nonstop since 8am Friday, providing listeners with up-to-date info and emergency resources. But the most destructive storm to strike the U.S. homeland since Superstorm Sandy in 2012 also caused the group to lose a station vehicle while water damage to the transmitter of talk KPRC (950) took the station off the air. As of Sunday, iHeart continued to broadcast from five stations in the flood-ravaged market.
All Access
The wind from HURRICANE HARVEY is over -- but the rain continues in record amounts and continues to make life a wet hell for residents of HOUSTON and the GULF REGION.
ALL ACCESS reached out to station groups for input on how they were handling this widespread emergency and got lots of feedback:
iHEARTMEDIA/HOUSTON Pres. EDDIE MARTINY remarked, "I have never seen rain like I have witnessed over the last three days, and I remind you, I am from NEW ORLEANS. Over 30 inches so far and expecting at least another 30 inches in the next three days. The city of HOUSTON is shut down with all major interstates flooded.
The Bureau also announces the release of a revised EAS Operating Handbook. A copy of the Handbook must be located at normal duty positions or EAS equipment locations when an operator is required to be on duty and be immediately available to staff responsible for administering EAS tests.
The Handbook will supersede all other EAS Handbooks, and must be in place in time for the 2017 nationwide EAS test. The Handbook's format allows each EAS Participant to enter data specific to their own configuration, tailoring the operational steps outlined in the manual for local relevance. A writable PDF version of the Handbook can be found on the Bureau's web site at https://www.fcc.gov/general/eas-test-reporting-system.


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Mimetic architecture is not entirely new. But Jonathan Moreau captures a rather unique confluence of surprise and sensibility at the Kansas City library parking garage:
What's ironic here is the fact that this is the part of the country where not too long ago "the board of education – then dominated by conservative Republicans – voted to reject evolution as a scientific theory and erased most references to it from the state curriculum," as reported in Los Angeles Times. Form follows function: those pesky books…in the middle of the city.
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Neil Jones, an IT learner at Lincolnshire Regional College, will receive a City & Guilds Medal of Excellence later this month at the awards ceremony in London, and has been additionally nominated for the 'peoples choice' award.
Following the breakdown of a long-term relationship, Neil's self-esteem and confidence were severely affected and he enrolled at Lincolnshire Regional College last year on a City and Guilds ITQ Certificate Level 1, hoping this would prompt the change he felt he needed.
Despite the fact that Neil had always used computers, he was self-taught, which meant his employment prospects in the area were limited although he was desperate to return to work after being a full-time carer for his former partner.
Since joining us less than a year ago, Neil has completed all six modules available at Level 1, a full Level 2 qualification, and is now part way through the full Level 3 course. The tutors have his found his positive attitude and eagerness to learn stimulating and that it has been a pleasure encouraging him in his endeavours.
One tutor who has taken a special interest in Neil story is Elaine Dean. Elaine is currently studying an Open University course herself and has encouraged Neil to do the same, even going the extra mile to help him with the paperwork and to source funding.
As a result of his increase in knowledge, confidence and the qualifications that Neil has gained since joining the college he has now applied to the Grimsby Institute in the hope of being accepted as a volunteer. Neil hopes that in the long term this will build up his CV in order that he may succeed in gaining employment.


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A rchitecture photography goes hand in hand with my passion for traveling.
Through Business and Leisure travel I had the opportunity to see many great pieces of architecture
I have dedicated a special architecture section to the architect Santiago Calatrava and the City of Chicago.
Also view my Architecture and Cities Portfolio.
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RLC-PB Remote Lane Controller-Push Button
The Orion RLC-PB Remote Lane Controller-Push Button allows security personnel to remotely control the lane. Via a desktop controller, that connects to the hardwire inputs on the main control panel (PIO)
- The face plate template is customizable to your suite layout. You can also customize the remote lane control functions desired.
- The LED light indicates when a lane is in alarm
- Alarm reset: allows acknowledgement of alarms
- Visitor entry: grants access to incoming visitors
- Disable lane: open barriers to exit direction and allows free passage without alarm
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Tangentially Reading is the literary spin-off of Christopher Ryan's popular podcast, Tangentially Speaking. Tangentially Speaking released its inaugural episode in 2012, and new episodes have appeared weekly ever since. Tangentially Reading collects and preserves in paper form 26 of the podcast's most memorable conversations. The creation of the book – from its conception through to transcription through to design and illustration – was powered by the enthusiasm of the global Tangentially Speaking community. The book's gorgeous illustrations are original works by podcast listener Adam McDade. Tangentially Reading was published in December of 2017.order your copy
"Thank you, Chris. I've never looked forward to the rest of my life as much as I do right now. Keep this podcast going, I really feel that it's bringing good things to people."
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"You, along with a few others, have inspired me to see the world differently. That's incredible. Thanks for being a modern shaman, Chris."
"Reading Sex at Dawn and listening to your podcast piqued my interest in anthropology, causing me to read further into the subject and eventually choose to study it."
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"To have these conversations in my ears, instead of the thoughtless regurgitation of nonsense from people who repeat things they hear on television, has been beneficial to me in more ways than i can describe."
Each of Tangentially Reading's 26 chapters features an edited version of the guest's original
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Chapters are arranged around the podcast's overarching themes,
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Christopher Ryan was born in Pennsylvania in 1962. Chris completed his Ph.D. in psychology in 2002, and in 2010 he co-authored the international bestseller Sex at Dawn. In the wake of the book's success, Chris became a regular guest on some of the most popular podcasts in the world, including The Joe Rogan Experience. In 2012, Chris launched his own podcast, Tangentially Speaking, which now runs to hundreds of episodes and is being converted into book form with Tangentially Reading. Chris's second book, Civilized to Death, will be published by Simon & Schuster in 2018.


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This is a list of all urology courses. For more information, see Urology.
URO:8301 Clinical Urology2 s.h.
Work in urology unit, clinic; responsibility for patient care, working with residents.
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Experience as integral member of urological staff, junior resident level. Requirements: M.D. enrollment.
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In-depth study of pediatric urology topics. Requirements: M.D. enrollment.
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It's a fun monkey disease.
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I know it's sad, but I did it again. Another Wedding Present gig, sorry, I just can't resist.
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Summary : After witnessing Anku attach himself to the body of detective Shingo Izumi, Eiji demands to know what has happened as the legion of bird-like robots known as Taka Candroids are activated by Shintaro. Each one gathers the Medals that are the remains of the Kamakiri Yummy, bringing them to Kougami to add to his collection. Eiji follows Anku as the Greeed takes several ice pops from a vendor, cloaking his arm from view while forcing Eiji to pay for the bill. As Anku enjoys the ice pops by eating them through his palm, he explains that as a Greeed, he requires Cell Medals to rebuild his body, while the Core Medals give him life and power, both types of Medals powered by humanity's greed. Eiji then receives a text message on Shingo's phone, and he discovers that the caller, Shingo's little sister Hina, is the young woman he met earlier. She has texted Shingo to tell him that she has gotten a job at the local Couscoussier restaurant, where her boss Chiyoko Shiraishi is trying to get Hina to dress like a pirate to draw in customers. Elsewhere, Uva finds the two thieves who attempted to steal from the art museum earlier. He inserts a Cell Medal into one of them to create a White Yummy that hungers for money. Anku senses the new Yummy's creation, and takes Eiji to the bank where the monster goes on a feeding frenzy. However, Anku refuses to give Eiji the OOO Driver until the Yummy has completed its transformation, making it able for them to collect more Cell Medals. Once full, the White Yummy molts into the Otoshibumi Yummy, growing much larger as it begins to scale and nearly destroy a skyscraper before getting onto another. Eiji decides to fight the Yummy without Anku's help, but is no match. When he nearly gets himself killed, Anku saves him, and Eiji has Anku promise that he should not put his need for Medals over the safety of human lives. Anku gives him the OOO Driver, and Eiji transforms, only to be confronted by Shintaro Goto. He says that he has come bearing gifts to celebrate Kamen Rider OOO's birthday: several Cell Medals, the Medajalibur sword, and his own Ride Vendor motorcycle. With support from the Tako Candroids, OOO battles the Otoshibumi Yummy as Takakiriba before switching back to Tatoba Combo and using the Medajalibur's Triple Scanning Charge to perform the OOO Bash, destroying the Yummy, and allowing Anku to feed on the Cell Medals left behind. Later, Eiji responds to Hina's text message through Shingo's phone. However, Hina, who has found out about the Kamakiri Yummy incident, finds the two of them and hugs Anku, thinking that he is still her brother. However, Anku prepares to kill Hina as Eiji tries to stop him from hurting her.


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Please Note: This article is written for users of the following Microsoft Excel versions: 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016. If you are using an earlier version (Excel 2003 or earlier), this tip may not work for you. For a version of this tip written specifically for earlier versions of Excel, click here: Extracting Street Numbers from an Address.
by Allen Wyatt
(last updated July 2, 2018)
Allan has a list of several hundred names and addresses. The street addresses range from Main Street, 123 Main Street, US RT 2, or 187 South Elm St. He would like to break out the street number from the addresses. So the address 123 Main Street would end up with "123" in one cell and "Main Street" in another. If there is no street number, then nothing ends up in the street number column. The Text to Columns tool will not work and he wonders how he can do this.
In a perfect world, Excel would allow you to easily split the numbers from the street names. Since this option doesn't exist, you have a couple of choices. The most time-consuming option involves adding an additional column and retyping the data. If, however, you would like to save some time, you can use a variety of formulas to accomplish the task.
Assuming the list of addresses is in column A (beginning in cell A1), you could use a formula similar to the following to pull out the numeric portion of the address:
Assuming you put the formula in cell B1, you could then use a different formula to derive the non-numeric portion of the address:
Note that this approach does have a limitation. Some addresses, especially in major metropolitan areas, use a format such as 152-33 Bell Blvd. The formulas above will work for these addresses, but if the alternative, 152 33 Bell Blvd., is used, the formula will parse incorrectly. Unless you want to buy a professionally developed address parsing program, the formulas above and a quick eyeball scan of the results should be adequate.
Another formula works in this case. Assuming your address is in cell A2, enter the following formula into cell B2:
This formula is saying, "If the first character is not a number, leave the cell blank. Otherwise, give me all of the characters on the left out to, but not including, the first space." You can then use the result of this formula to pull out the non-numeric portion of the address:
Another approach is to use an array formula. Here again, assuming your address is in cell A2, you can use the following:
Since this is an array formula you need to enter it by using Ctrl+Shift+Enter. The result is that the formula returns the leading numeric portion of the address. You can then determine the non-numeric portion by using the following array formula:
Finally, the following macro can be used to break-out the street address from the street name.
Sub GetStreetNum() Dim sStreet As String Dim J As Integer Dim iNum As Integer For Each cell In Selection sStreet = cell.Value J = InStr(sStreet, " ") If J > 0 Then iNum = Val(Left(sStreet, J)) If iNum > 0 Then cell.Offset(0, 1).Value = iNum sStreet = Trim(Mid(sStreet, J, Len(sStreet))) End If End If cell.Offset(0, 2).Value = sStreet Next End Sub
To use this macro, simply select the range of cells that contain your addresses and then run it. The leading numeric portion of the address will appear in the cell to the right of each address and the balance of the address will be placed in the cell to the right of that. (So you should make sure that there are two blank columns to the right of the addresses you select.)
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2016-08-10 16:44:32
Hello, I have a cell in Excel that contains the following address: 123 Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90001.
I would like to extract just 123 Main Street so that it is in its own cell and just Los Angeles, CA 90001 so that is in its own cell.
Can you help me with the formulas I will need to do that? Thanks!
2016-07-23 03:19:39
Michael (Micky) Avidan
@To whom it may concern.
In order to retrieve the Numeric part, no matter where it is locataed within the string - I would use the Array Formula suggeted in the following picture:
(see Figure 1 below)
Michael (Micky) Avidan
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"Microsoft®" MVP – Excel (2009-2017)
Figure 1. Retrieve the Numeric part from a string
2016-07-21 12:20:09
HI Mr Wyatt,
I wonder if you can help me.
I am trying to extract numbers from a cell that contains numbers and text.
However some of the text has numbers on the begining and the end of the text and those numbers I wont to leave with the text as they are part of a name. All the other numbers I want to extract to the cell on the right of the colon. In this case it is two numbers always.
Flynnh68 : 23 pls rg xx
mike75 : 12 rg plz phone grid
fdane14 : 26 rg pls
65elle : 36 rg
tornado : 39 rg plz
gLISS_2011 : 51 rg plz
vegaswiz : 64 rg pls x
suelovs : 67 rg plz
sm12345 : 71 rg pl
shaz73 : 73 rg plz
I think I am on the right path with this: left(Xxx,instr(Xxx,":")+1)
but not sure, if you could have a look and get back to me that would be most appreciated.
Kind Regards,
ps:Really enjoy your Excel Tips - Thanks.
2015-06-24 10:07:26
Thanks (again)! Your tips and sample formulas have saved me hours and hours of time.
2013-08-12 09:43:43
Those "array" formulas don't make any sense. Row($1:$1) simply returns the number 1. MID(x,1,1) is the same as Left(x,1). Multiplying by 1 simply coerces a text value into a value. The = True is redundant. There are no arrays involved, so if you press Enter or Ctrl+Shift+Enter you will get the same result.
So if you simplify them, you simply get the same thing as your first formula, except that you forgot the -1 in the find, so you are including the trailing space. Am I missing something?
Additionally, I think you are saying that your third formula should work for addresses in the form of "152 33 Bell Blvd", but it doesn't. It gives the same result as the first formula, but throws an error when you have an address in the form "152-33 Bell Blvd" because of the extra VALUE formula in the True Part of the IF formula.
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Must start from the floor, and declare to judge what the weight on the bar is for the attempt. Only 1 person can lift at a time. The lift can be a power snatch, or squat snatch, and if the person wants to go from the hang they can do that as well. Bar must start on the floor and snatched to the overhead position, with full lockout at top, standing the rep up where the judge gives the good lift command.
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Question about Avanti Refrigerators
Need the above model's defrost timer replaced in a lot of our hotel refrigerators. PLease guide me through where I should go.
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Have looked at the schematics for this cabinet and am unsure as to the location of both defrost thermostats as unclear on drawings. The purpose of the defrost thermostat is to overide the heater and end the defrost cycle, once the temperature on the evaporator is high enough (normally around 0'C). If you have two then one will probably control the heaters going off and the other may well control the fan, for coming back on. I.E. once the defrost has ended the second sensor will tell the fan when the coil is cold enough to come on, this prevents heat being pushed into the main area after a defrost cycle. If you feel competent enough then I would bypass the heater thermostat temporarily and see if the heaters kick in. The other thing to check is that you have a resistance across the two ends of the defrost heater. In my experience the heater is the most likely to fail, the sensor sometimes fail and the timers rarely fail. The age of your cabinet would suggest the heaters. Please do not leave the sensor bypassed as it performs an essential role. Hope this helps.
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The above URL will take you to an exploded view of the controls. Look at number 23 which will be located behind toe plate below door on the left side. That is the defrost timer. Rotate the clutch head screw Clockwise SLOWLY until you hear a loud click. That is the defrost timer starting the defrost. If the unit restarts after 18-22 minutes and defrost does not take place you problem is most likely the defrost thermostat.
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23 UK Halloween Events for Families
Tired of trick or treat? Fancy getting yourself and the family a little spooked at Halloween? Looking for Halloween events for families? In this 2017 Halloween Roundup Post we pick out 23 events around the UK we think have potential to get you and the kids spooked in ways little or absolutely terrifyingly large, depending on your preference. From spooky castle capers to witching walks, ghostly galleons and scare mazes here's our pick of what we've noticed going on around the UK this Halloween.
Spooky Castle Capers
Castles are a great place for spooky capers. Whether you take a guided tour or explore by yourself you know there's bound to be some dark secrets down in the dungeons.
1 Monsters at Muncaster
Muncaster Castle in West Cumbria rates Halloween as one of its annual highlights and this year Halloween week runs from 26th-31st October. There'll be more freshly scripted evening Halloween Ghost Tours of the Castle (booking essential) and the Twilight Spooky Owl Show is back too (tickets required as numbers are limited). Kids can mix potions and learn spells with the Black Monk, before getting lost in the Scary Maze, recommended for under 12's. There's also Halloween entertainment from the Muncaster Monster Cabaret. Book early if you want to do the castle ghost tours as they tend to sell out. And don't forget your fancy dress and torch. Here's a taste of this 'most haunted' castle in its Halloween glory.
2 Carlisle by Torchlight
If you want something a bit more low key, try Carlisle Castle where English Heritage is offering torchlight tours of the castle after dark, between 23rd – 27th October. The tour (recommended minimum age 14) runs 6.30-8.30pm and takes you around the dark creepy corridors and dank dungeons of the most besieged castle in the country. Remember to bring a torch though or you won't see much. And watch out for the lonely ghost said to wander the grounds. If you don't fancy the evening tour, the castle's gruesome history is open to all 21st – 29th October from 11am-5pm for general spooky storytelling and creepy castle trails.
3 Warwick's Most Haunted
Meanwhile Warwick Castle's Halloween Week returns from 21st-31st October. 'The Haunted Castle' welcomes visitors to experience wanton witches, scary tales and fire jousting. There are fearful fun activities during the day (rated suitable for Scaredy Squires) with the scare factor being cranked up for Daring Dukes who choose to visit the creepy Dolls House or watch the fire jousting. At night Brave Nights can terrify themselves as there is special extended opening until 9pm. If you book early and online you can save up to 20% off some admission tickets. This year's scariest experience is likely to be Outbreak 1349 in which you stand a good chance of catching the plague. Either that or the seance. Here's a taste of a previous year's Haunted Castle encounters.
4 Historical Horror Tours at Newcastle Castle
Newcastle Castle has a selection of ghostly events on this year including Historical Horror Tours on 20th and 21st October. These walking theatrical performances are designed to both inform and terrify you! Tours last 45 minutes and take place regular intervals between 5pm and 10pm. You will visit passageways and chambers accompanied by a costumed guide, meeting some 'interesting' characters from the building's past. Minimum age is 15. Tickets are £10. People of nervous disposition should not apply!
If that sounds like too much there are some Halloween themed talks on. Aspiring ghost spotters might like "Visible Ghosts: What does a ghost look like?" and Halloween history buffs might enjoy "Halloween: the changing traditions" – tickets are £4.50, bookable in advance.
If it doesn't sound terrifying enough then try the live theatre which returns to the castle with a new production, 'Don't Go Outside' running from 23rd October – 5th November, nightly at 7.30 (except 28th). Set in Newcastle's ancient fortress, this is a site specific, terrifyingly immersive play, exploring human nature, and what we will do to stay alive when the end of the world is very near. The faint hearted are not welcome and there is an age restriction of sixteen, so that gives you some idea of the fright level you can expect.
Ghost Walks and Tours
Ghost tours are popular all over the world and you'll find them all around the UK. They range from the simple, family friendly walks with a guide telling spooky stories to full on live action role play events that aim to scare the living daylights out of you. Do check what you're in for before you take the little ones! If walking is too much for you, you could always try a Ghost Bus Tour in either London, York or Edinburgh.
5 Buried under Edinburgh
In Edinburgh there are many different ghost tours to choose from. City of The Dead Tours were named Britain's Best Ghost Walk by Scare.com and offer several different tours including a tour of The Underground City of the Dead and a Haunted Graveyard tour. There are lots of extra tours scheduled for Halloween week. Or you could organise your own using the Haunted Edinburgh app.
Edinburgh's Mercat Tours also have a wide selection of Halloween tours available with something to suit all ages and interests. There are special Gory Story tours suitable for families with young kids and older teens will probably enjoy the special late night midnight ghost walks and tours of the Blair Street Underground Vaults. Here's a taste of what we experienced when we visited the Blair Street Vaults.
6 Meet the Ghosts of York
In York the Ghost Hunt of York runs all year round, departing every night (except Christmas) from The Shambles at 7.30pm. No need to book, not even for Halloween but do turn up early as it will be busy. Reductions are available for boils and ghouls.
7 Medical Gore in London
If you are closer to London why not visit the Old Operating Theatre for a disturbing look into old medical and surgical practices. They have a series of graphic gory talks on during October and November on diverse themes like Trauma in the 19th Century, Tales from the Dark Side – The Night of the Bodysnatcher, and Music Inspired by Illness in the Pre-Anaesthetic Era. There's also a Dracula film night. Suitable for over 7s apparently but you may wish to check that! Booking recommended as capacity is limited. And be aware the museum is only accessible by a 52-spiral staircase.
8 Ghostly Theatreland
Staying in London, if medical gore isn't your thing and you want something more cultured, what about a Haunted Theatreland Walking Tour. A great way to discover some of the capital's haunted theatres. Tours are on demand and will introduce you (hopefully not literally) to the ghost clown, the phantom prompter and other characters from the theatre's dark side. If culture's not your thing, check out these other London Ghost tour ideas,
9 In the Dark in Newcastle
In Newcastle and Durham Alone In The Dark Entertainment run ghost tours and events all year round. There are lots of different walks, guides and haunted locations and there's a special programme of events for Halloween week. In Newcastle their number one ghost walk "Till Death Do Us Part" is very popular and booking is recommended, especially since it is 10 years old this year.
In Durham, strange events take place at the very Haunted Finchale Farm with scary stories, ghost sightings and paranormal activity expected in a haunted woodland with ruins and barns dating back to the 1100's. All tours feature free Halloween candy so that should calm nerves, shouldn't it?
10 Zombie apocalypse
If ghosts are not your thing and you like a walk with a theme, you might enjoy a zombie walk or run. At many of these events you can take part as either a runner or a zombie, assuming you have a zombie costume?
On Saturday 28th October there is a Zombie Survival Run in Newbury. This includes a 5km inflatable obstacle course to get around, obviously while being chased by live zombies. How hard can that be? The video below gives an idea of what to expect. There will also be zombies on the loose in the North East on Sunday 29th October when ZombieRunUK will be organising an outbreak of plague at Witton Castle, Bishop Auckland.
If the Zombies are putting you off there's an easy family friendly 5km Halloween Fun Run in Manchester on 29th October, part of the Manchester Halloween Festival (see below). The event starts and finishes outside the Grade 1 listed Heaton Hall, where lots of activity will be there to entertain you including a 'spooky sound system' and some 'revolting refreshments'. You can walk, jog or run the route, but do watch out for the spooky residents of Heaton Park that will be around the course looking out for you!
Ghosts on the Water
Ghost ships, sea monsters, creatures from the deep; what could be scarier than being out on the water? If you're a water baby you might like these ideas for a Halloween boat trip. And if you're scared of the water, then maybe you should do them anyway.
11 Ghostly Galleon
Up in the North, Ullswater Steamers are offering a cruise on a Ghostly Galleon with two departures from Glenridding on Saturday 28th October They'll be magic, monsters and magical mayhem onboard. The cruises depart at 12.30pm and 2.30pm and last 90 minutes. Tickets are £13 per spook, under 3s free which includes cruise, monster balloon, sweeties and tea/coffee or pumpkin squash. Dogs not permitted.
13 Catching a chill on the canal
Back in London, the Canal Museum is offering Halloween themed narrowboat trips through the dark dank Islington Tunnel. The boat will be specially decorated for trips running on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th October, driven by a supernatural being with witches for crew. Let's hope they've passed their test! Places are limited on each trip. There are also some Halloween activities in the museum itself including a ghost storyteller and a spooky treasure hunt. After all that you never know your little ones might be wanting to go to bed before dark!
13 Royal Maritime Greenwich Ghost Tour
If you like the idea of a watery grave then why not head to Greenwich to discover the darker side of this maritime obsessed part of London. Learn about the drunken sailors sent to "Shanghai", hear about the Cutty Sark Curse, explore hidden lanes, the creepiest tunnel in the UK and visit Charles Dickens' favourite haunted pub. Royal Maritime Greenwich Ghost Tours run every Saturday, start at 7.30 and last 90 minutes. Tickets are £14.
14 Halloween Mini Cruise
If you want to go further afield, DFDS will be offering a 2 night Halloween mini cruise to Amsterdam, complete with Halloween themed fancy dress, prizes, games and live entertainment. You also get five hours to explore the horrors of Amsterdam.
Dungeons, Fright Nights & Scarefests
If you want to take the family somewhere more action packed, then a few of the UK's big attractions are getting in on the Halloween act. And I mean they are trying to outdo each other in a scarily big way. Bigger and scarier each year it seems.
15 Scarefest at Alton Towers
Alton Towers Scarefest is spooking people on 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th & 20th – 31st October. There's a range of Halloween themed activities during the day and you can board your favourite rides after dark in two Scare Zones. For an additional ticket over 15's can get lost in three terrifying Scare Mazes.
16 Fright Nights at Thorpe Park
Not to be 'overshadowed', Thorpe Park is offering its Fright Nights again this year on 6th – 8th, 13th – 15th, 20th – 31st October. There's new live action experiences for 2017 with Living Nightmare and Sanctum and plenty of old favourites return. Platform 15 is back, a one way ticket down an overgrown railway line inhabited by restless souls. Will it be the end of the line for you? Other live action movie themed Scare Mazes return including Saw Alive, Big Top and Containment, an experience in which groups of ten get locked in four haunt rooms tasked with breaking the codes to get out.
If you're a screamer and you'd rather not be heard you can also book a special VIP ticket to visit a maze alone when no one will hear you scream. The fright night attractions are described as intense and not recommended for anyone under 13. All that and the usual thrilling rides in the dark including the Swarm, the UK's first winged rollercoaster, SAW – The Ride's 100ft 'beyond vertical' drop and Stealth, one of Europe's fastest and tallest rollercoasters.
17 Walk into London's dark past
The London Bridge Experience and Tombs claims to be the UK's scariest all year round attraction. Inside you take a journey around the dark streets of London exploring the secrets and smells that lie beneath the world's most famous and haunted bridge. Beyond the bridge you visit the Tombs where humans and animatronics will help you laugh, scream and cry as you come face to face with dark characters from London's past. If you are visiting with little ones (or are a bit of a scaredy cat yourself) you can ask for a Guardian Angel tour to avoid the scariest encounters.
18 Into the Dungeon with You
If you think the Halloween season just gets longer and longer you may be right. The London Dungeon, 'the home of Halloween' is marking it for a whole month with all sorts of putrid goings on. While the Dungeon is scary all year round, the scares are ramped up for Halloween month with Full Steam Ahead in which you are invited to take a one way ticket for the scariest journey of the 19th Century on board the Death Express, an old London railway that transported the deceased. Under 16's must be accompanied. Scottish families might prefer The Edinburgh Dungeon. It's not more comfortable but perhaps a little more convenient.
19 Get Drawn at The Tower
This Halloween, the Tower of London is offering a special activity in which you can experience the the eerie atmosphere of the Tower at night in an unusual immersive drawing event run by Art Macabre. In Drawn at the Tower guest artist Matt Valentine will help you explore the dark arts drawing on inspiration from 16th Century woodcut illustrations depicting witch rituals. Be prepared to be put under a spell as Art Macabre have a reputation for injecting a lethal dose of theatricality into drawing using elements of story telling, performance, music and theatre.
20 A Right Royal Spooking
At Hampton Court Palace there are three special Halloween Ghost Tours taking place Halloween night, 31st October. The Family Ghost Tour starts at 6.30pm, (min age 8). On this evening walk you will hear stories of ghostly apparitions and paranormal activity at the palace. An adult ghost tour starts at 7.15pm (min age 15). And then there's a late night special (over 18s only) starting at 10.20pm that will take you further into the deepest and darkest secrets of the palace, from the place where two bodies were discovered in shallow graves in the 1870s to the haunted realm of former Grace and Favour apartments, taking in parts of the palace normally closed to visitors. Tickets are selling fast so book early. Tours also run on selected evenings throughout the year so if you can't make Halloween, check the website for alternatives.
21 Scale the Dome
If you're in London and like being out in the dark then you could go looking for ghosts up over London. Down at the Greenwich Peninsular you won't need a broomstick to fly over the Thames; you can take a twilight cable car on the Emirates Airline Cable Car. While you're there visit the 02 Arena and you can climb up and scale the dome, climbing over the roof on a special walkway. Book onto a sunset or twilight tour with a few ghoulish sweets in your pocket for that special Halloween feeling.
22 Spooktacular Party
If you want to leave the kids at home and party yourself then Heart Of England near Coventry are hosting their annual Spooktacular party, this year called Boo. There are events on 27th and 28th October and entry includes cocktails, three course carvery and an evening of spooktacular interactive entertainment. It's compulsory fancy dress with hearses at 1am for any survivors. This year they've teamed up with Masters of Horror AREA 51, to bring you a truly terrifying encounter with a twist.
City Capers
23 Halloween in the City
Manchester has a Halloween festival with plenty of tricks and treats. Come nightfall some of the city centre's most iconic buildings will be lit up in a gory green for Halloween including Manchester Town Hall, House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols and Selfridges. There's a special Halloween pop up cinema at the Victoria Baths with screenings of Hocus Pocus, Beetle Juice and The Addams Family. There's a trick or treat trail around the city, a haunted maze, spooky stage acts, a goth catwalk show and a Day of the Dead-style parade. Head to Market Street, St Ann's Square, Exchange Square, Deansgate and King Street for two days of Halloweekend family friendly fun.
More Ideas for Outdoor Halloween Activities
For more Halloween Ideas check out this post on 13 cheap and free things you can do outdoors for spooky Halloween fun.


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Philadelphia Meal Delivery Services
With almost 3 million people in the Philadelphia area the demand for healthy food is high. But crafting fresh meals each night of the week can be tough for even the most ardent home cook. Enter Philadelphia meal delivery services, creating meals that are convenient, delicious and fresh and then bringing them to your doorstep.
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Philadelphia Meal Delivery details: Home Chef delvers to over half the nation including all of Philadelphia. Delivery is free for orders over $40, for orders less than $40 shipping is $10.
Home Appetit
Prepared meal delivery, organic when possible, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options, eco-friendly packaging
Home Appetit uses a holistic approach to cooking – meaning they source their ingredients from local farmers markets, CSAs and top grocers, prep, cook and deliver the food to you – so they know they are bringing you quality meals. At Home Appetit they use technique to enhance flavor, rather than relying on extra salt, artificial flavors or sweeteners.
The chefs at Home Appetit post a fresh menu every Thursday at 5:00pm, all you have to do is select the dishes you want and schedule your delivery for Monday between 5-8pm.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Home Appetit delivers to the Philadelphia area, but is expanding to other neighborhoods soon.
Home Appetit meal delivery service starts at $100 for one person and $50 for each additional person. This package includes 8 dishes to last you the week.
Real Food Works
Prepared meal delivery, organic when possible, vegan options, gluten-free, sustainably sourced seafood, hormone free meats, eco-friendly packaging
Your body is your temple, and at Real Food Works they strive to help you keep your temple in tip top shape. Their 100% real food meals are designed to give you a boost of health, vitality, energy and focus. The team at Real Food Works uses seasonal whole foods to create weekly menus of plant-based meals that are nutrient dense and naturally low calorie.
While they focus on a plant based diet, they also have omnivore options that are sustainably sourced and organic.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Real Food Works delivers to Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York Metro (incl. Southern CT), Washington DC, Maryland, and most of Virginia.
Real Food Works has multiple meal plans to choose from , 5 meals per week (18.40/serving) 10 meals (14.40/serving) or 15 meals (12.60/serving)
Meal kits, Local and seasonal ingredients, vegetarian options, hormone and antibiotic free meats, eco-friendly packaging
By now you've probably heard of Blue Apron meal kit delivery service. Maybe you scrolled past one of their Facebook ads, got a flyer in the mail or noticed your neighbors empty box by the curb on recycle day. But there are plenty of things you probably don't know about them too.
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Philadelphia Meal Delivery details: Blue Apron offers FREE nationwide delivery
Meals start at just $8.74 per serving
Veestro delivers 100% plant-based, organic, Non-GMO meals and juices in eco-friendly packaging. Their 21-day Kickstart program gives you all you need to start adopting a plant based diet. If you have toyed with the idea of going vegetarian but don't know how, Veestro is the answer. You don't have to come up with the meals, and source the ingredients, Veestro does everything for you.
Check out our Veestro review – we tried their product and give you our honest opinion.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Veestro delivers to the continental United States
Prices start at just $8.25 per meal as part of their meal plans, A La Carte entrees average $10.00
Miss Rachel's Pantry
Prepared meal delivery, vegan, organic, gluten-free options
Miss Rachel's Pantry is a little vegan restaurant that hosts a dinner on Saturdays at a communal farmhouse table. The rest of the week they run their vegan market and craft home style vegan meals from their unique and ever-changing menu for delivery around the Philadelphia area.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery area: Center City, South Philly, Art Museum area, University City, Cherry Hill NJ, Fishtown/NoLibs, Mt. Airy, Manayunk, Germantown, Roxborough, City Avenue, Chestnut Hill, Bala Cynwyd and East Falls
Miss Rachels meals start at $16.00/serving, with sides, soups and desserts for $12.00
Home Bistro
Prepared Meals, vegetarian options, free shipping on orders over $199
Home Bistro prepares gourmet meals, straight from the kitchen of their Certified Executive Chef, flash freezes them and sends them to your door ready to heat and eat. Thier meals are lifestyle diet choices, healthy, hearty and tasty – something other diet plans forget!
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Home Bistro delivers to the continental US
Home Bistro meals range between $12-20/serving when you order a la carte, meals plans greatly reduce the price per serving
Grateful Plate
Prepared meal delivery, vegetarian and gluten-free options, eco-friendly packaging
Grateful Plate is a perfect resource for the busy Center City worker, crafting fresh, delicious meals that you can take home, heat and eat. All entrees include a protein, a grain or starch, and vegetables and can be eaten for lunch or dinner. They also have salads and soups on the menu!
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Grateful Plate delivers within the city limits of Philadelphia with a small delivery fee. The closer you are to Center City, the lower that fee.
Servings start at $26.50, but the more you order the lower the price per serving
Meal Kits, Vegetarian options
HelloFresh delivers meal kits crafted by chefs and containing everything you need to make fresh, healthy meals at home. Perfectly portione, with all the spices, marinades and healthy ingredients you need to easily craft a quality meal.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: HelloFresh delivers to the continental US (possibly expanding to Hawaii and Alaska soon)
Meal Kit Delivery starts at $9.08 per serving
Meal kit delivery, organic, vegetarian options, gluten-free, hormone-free meats, sustainably-caught seafood, eco-friendly packaging
The Plated chefs create nine options for vegetarian, meat and seafood eaters each week which are then delivered in a kit with every ingredient you need to make the healthy meals at home.
Philadelphia Meal Delivery Area: Plated delivers to the continental US – except a few cities in Texas including San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Laredo and Midland
Average Cost is $12 per meal
If there are Philadelphia meal delivery services we don't have displayed here, give us a heads up in the comment section – we'll look into adding them!


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I just found a new visual search tool, eyePlorer. Running a search on "New Living Translation," it seems to do a pretty good job of arranging topics related to the NLT by category (though less of a good job arranging by importance). It indicates that the most important and common topics (indicated by size) for the NLT are The Living Bible, Bible Translations, and Modern English–a pretty good start.
For now, it's just based on Wikipedia (fortunately, the engine seems to be more powerful/complex than only arranging the words and phrases from the Wikipedia NLT page) and I'm hoping that they'll follow through on their intent to include more sites in the future.
This seems like a great way to start a research project by quickly visualizing the topics you might need to address. A quick search on Pseudo-Dionysius and Esther (some recent research interests of mine) indicated some areas of inquiry that I wouldn't have otherwise considered.


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The VHN architecture is based on a digital baseband home network common to all intelligent devices in the home. An external network is terminated at an access device that demodulates, decodes, and decrypts according to the external network specification on the outside and interfaces to the common home network on the inside. User devices also on the baseband network in the home may access the external services or data through the access device. Thus the external services are shared and equipment replication is unnecessary. As well as physical layers, standardized information and control protocols are essential factors to ensure interoperability of home network devices. No one physical layer technology is perceived to satisfy all cost, bandwidth, and mobility requirements, so a network layer approach is used to allow seamless operation across different physical layers and, by using IP, also the Internet. IEEE 1394 is used for the main backbone of the home network because of its high bandwidth and inherent quality-of-service for multimedia delivery. Devices capable of accessing MPEG video streams attach directly to the IEEE 1394 network, while other devices may use technologies such as Ethernet, powerline, and RF. In the future, wireless 1394 may provide a no-new-wires option for the backbone. The VESA Home Network Committee has developed network, device, control, and network management models with interoperating standards based on existing specifications where possible. Work is progressing to make a complete IP-network-layer-based interoperability specification. The VESA home network will:
Allow complete interoperability for all devices in the home independent of the component network on which they reside
Provide an open, transparent interface for all access providers and for connecting multiple networks together
Accommodate all proposed residential gateway architectures
Simplify implementation of the residential gateway for all devices on the home network by providing a single-protocol interface on the IEEE 1394 home network backbone


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