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In the summer of 2019, Jocelyn Lee embarked on a new series of photographs, made in low light on a medium format camera. More experimental than the work produced earlier in her career, Lee's latest work revels in spontaneity as well as the element of chance, both of which occur when photographing in the dark.
The nude figure is central in many of Lee's works, and, as with much of Lee's oeuvre, Night Swimming at Quansoo places the nude figure within nature. Through her works, Lee has undertaken a phenomenological exploration of how our bodies are enmeshed in an ever changing, ephemeral world. Night Swimming at Quansoo depicts three women who stand, statuesque, or recline, partially submerged in a waterway that snakes its way through an inky landscape. The glassy surface of the water reflects the women's bodies, as they become a part of the landscape itself.
The women depicted are monumental, and their bodies react and relate dynamically to their setting. Lee worked with groups of up to five women for this latest project, allowing for an 'incredibly fresh and collaborative' atmosphere, as Lee describes it. Lee works on a medium format camera on a tripod, and has sought to reach the medium's limitations with this new work. She states that, 'because I'm photographing in the early evening and at night, I frequently can't see what's happening on the ground glass. It's dark. I can only see the image when the flash bursts.' Photographing at night, or in low light, often in the water or lit by firelight, Lee has stated that 'the work feels raw and mysterious in a way early photographs did. There are surreal mistakes and surprises I could never have imagined or invented on my own.'
Night Swimming at Quansoo presents a sense of unity, not just with nature, but also between the figures as they stand together within the landscape. The work simultaneously reflects on connection and solidarity, as well as on the individual and the feelings of unease and isolation in an ever changing, volatile world
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Michael Grady, LPC, is executive vice president at Vector Security, where he's worked for thirty-eight years. He is also on the board of the Loss Prevention Foundation.
EDITOR: You are one of the most respected and highly regarded individuals in our industry, and it is indeed a pleasure to congratulate you on your upcoming retirement and to congratulate you on all you've done for this industry.
GRADY: I appreciate that very much. I'm speechless. In a lot of regards, I've had the opportunity to experience a great career with an absolutely unbelievable team of professionals.
EDITOR: Let's go all the way back to the beginning of Mike Grady. Where did you grow up?
GRADY: I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known as the Steel City. You can take the boy out of the city, but you can't take the "Burgh" out of the boy. That seems to be consistent among Pittsburgh natives.
EDITOR: When you were growing up with all that smoke coming out of those steel mills, what was your ambition in life at that point?
GRADY: You've painted a good picture of Pittsburgh at that time. I think my ambition was to graduate high school and then get into college, which I did. My undergraduate degree was in criminology, and my graduate degree was in public and international affairs.
After I graduated from college, I realized that I was blessed with the gift of gab, so I was pretty confident that I could be successful in business. But I needed to get a better understanding of where I could plant myself. I ended up working with the H. J. Heinz company right out of college. If you would have asked me back in high school if that's where I would have been, I would have probably said no.
I don't want to paint too bleak of a picture of the city of Pittsburgh and the economy at the time, but think back to the late seventies—high interest rates and gas lines and a lot of other economic challenges. So getting into college around that time and being able to graduate and get my first job at H. J. Heinz —I consider myself very fortunate.
EDITOR: Did you go into sales and marketing at Heinz?
GRADY: No, my job was to conduct safety audits throughout the plant, not only at H. J. Heinz but also at StarKist in Torrance, California, or Ore-Ida in Boise, Idaho. A team of safety specialists would bring me along, and we would go in and do inspections on the facilities and the plants, to assure proper safety and security compliance. Obviously, at that age I was a rookie and learned the business through the team leaders that I reported through, but I only worked there for a couple of years.
Going back to my comment about the gift of gab, it kind of paid off because one of my jobs was to purchase annunciating equipment for devices in the factory. So I met a gentleman from Honeywell who sold security annunciating devices. One day he said to me, "You know, Mike, I'm probably cutting my legs out from under me, but you really should consider getting into sales at some point in your life. You just seem like that type of individual. Would you be interested in coming over to our group?" And I thought, "Boy, that's odd." At the time, working at H. J. Heinz out of college, you had to know somebody to get there, and you never expected to leave. You had to stay there for the rest of your life and retire there.
But as fate would have it, I decided to explore some other opportunities, and lo and behold, I ended up being a burglar alarm salesman two years after college. My dad said, "What are you going to do Michael?" And I said, "Well, I'm going to sell electronic security devices." Then the first time he introduced me to one of his business colleagues, he said, "This is my son. He sells burglar alarms." He told me, "Never try to sugar coat it, Michael. You sell burglar alarms."
EDITOR: And is that how you got to Vector Security?
GRADY: I did. It was called Westec Security at the time. In late 1982, I met the gentlemen who ran it, and he hired me as a commercial account manager. Didn't know a thing about sales or a thing about burglar alarms, but I figured if you can treat people right, and you can treat them with respect, and you can build relationships, then you might be able to make some money. It wasn't that easy, but I started that way.
EDITOR: Give our readership an idea of how Vector started, what it is today, and what is your current role?
GRADY: I started with the company back in, I guess, early '83. At the time, we were a small regional three-office security company. We didn't have any visibility into geographic areas outside of Pittsburgh; Youngstown, Ohio; and Rochester, New York.
As we continued to grow, we saw a need to get into the commercial side of the business—hospitals, commercial buildings, industrial, educational, institutional, and so forth. It didn't happen quickly, but there was really a need at that time to explore and advance from residential security into commercial security. And we began to grow.
We had a fair amount of organic growth, and then we began to grow through mergers and acquisitions outside of the Pittsburgh area. That need for commercial security and commercial fire alarms grew quite rapidly, so we decided to build a team around that side of electronic security. They put me in charge of it, and I went from sales manager to a general manager to senior management.
EDITOR: Does Vector remain privately held today?
GRADY: Absolutely. The Philadelphia Contributionship, founded in 1752 by Ben Franklin and his fellow firefighters, acquired Vector in 1982 and still own us to this day.
EDITOR: When did Vector make the move into retail?
GRADY: We made the move into retail in 1992. We had accumulated probably seven branches throughout the tristate—Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia—and New York. We saw some common retail customers in those areas. We were getting them in pockets of the other branches and looked at it with a little bit more clarity. We decided that if we went after retail, we might be able to link all these branches together and be a comparable service provider for retail. So we did, and our first big hit was Toys"R"Us. We got the Toys"R"Us in Pittsburgh, then we got the Toys"R"Us in Youngstown, Ohio, and then we got the Toys"R"Us in Buffalo, New York, and we kicked it off.
EDITOR: Was the predominant product to begin with in retail burglary and fire?
GRADY: Yes, that was our area of specialization. We weren't as involved with the video or EAS sides of the business at that time. It was burglary and fire, and that is what we built our foundation on.
EDITOR: Are you responsible for other industries besides retail today?
GRADY: Absolutely. We are involved with health care, which we're doing a nice job of developing at this point, and we also concentrate on transportation and logistics where we're beginning to see a great deal of progress.
EDITOR: How has your product line expanded out from burglary and fire?
GRADY: The product line has evolved quite rapidly over the years. Our offerings encompass a list of products and services that center on video, fire and fire alarm inspections, and a cloud-based access-control system integration. All the aspects and solutions center around premise and people protection.
EDITOR: In terms of the retail industry, please call out some of the LP executives who may have helped you understand retail loss prevention, and why your relationship with them may have been special.
GRADY: I've had such an incredible opportunity to be coached by some of the most knowledgeable and dedicated executives in the industry. You, Jim, are one of those individuals who created a platform for me and coached me along the way, to the point where you have also been involved with addressing my entire team. Profiling LP executives on the do's and don'ts and what to be prepared for when you go into the office of a loss prevention executive—you were extremely helpful and instrumental in my career.
It's imperative that I call out Bob Oberosler, who was the Lowe's executive at the time. It's probably an overused statement, but he took a chance on a guy and a company that he knew nothing about. It was based on character. It was based on assumptions. But it was intuition. He thought, "I'm going to give this guy a break." And, boy, he just carried me on his back for many years while Lowe's converted a lot of business over to us. I can't say enough about him. He's just an absolutely spectacular loss prevention executive.
Enter Paul Jones, who took up carrying me where Bob left off. We met at a RILA conference when he was with Sunglass Hut. I don't want to sound corny with this, but he really looked into the soul of a company and the soul of the individual and said, "I feel comfortable with this company. I'm going to give them a shot." And, my gosh, we were competing with some of the largest service providers in the world, and there we were, this little mom-and-pop company. We ended up converting all the Sunglass Hut business over to Vector Security.
Last, but certainly not least, was a guy that I got to know very well in the last ten years. Unfortunately, he's since gone, but that's Bob MacLea, formerly with TJX. I don't think that there was ever one time when I needed Bob's advice that he didn't say, "Mike, come on in," and I would, and that guy didn't see too many people. If you were a service provider and were able to get a seat with Bob MacLea, you considered yourself very fortunate.
EDITOR: What moments are you especially proud of from a business standpoint in your time at Vector?
GRADY: I think the one of the proudest moments continues to be when our team felt that we made a difference in retail and then continued to produce and build the team to support the industry's need. By nature, we are a very conservative company. We are very diligent about decisions we make and mitigating risk. We're very thorough about who we do business with, including our customers. I was concerned that if we carried that culture forward, it might stunt our progress as we continued to penetrate the retail environment.
But we saw that relationship with retail beginning to grow, and we challenged some of the largest competitors in the industry, national competitors and conglomerates that were competing against us. We all felt it, we all worked together for it, and it was very emotional. And then it became kind of a theme that was on automatic pilot. The men and women of Vector Security in its entirety all got together and said, "You know what? We can compete. We can develop, and we can be a major player." I couldn't be more proud to be associated with a group of people and a company like this.
EDITOR: What particular challenges have you seen over the years in working with retail LP executives? Do you have any advice that you might give to other solution providers in how they approach and deal with retail asset protection?
GRADY: What would once have been a typical service offering or solution that we would engage with a loss prevention executive to reach an agreement—those days don't exist anymore. Several areas or levels within retail need to buy into a solution and agree to a contract. We have to be able to migrate from the loss prevention executive to the chief financial officer to the chief information officer to the chief technical officer, and I think that is a challenge as it relates to all service providers.
We have to be fully prepared to provide solutions to multiple levels of large corporate organizations, whereas in the past we've been able to seal the deal with the executive directors and vice presidents of loss prevention. We're are forever working to develop and improve diversity in our product and service offerings and diversity throughout our relationships within corporate retail.
EDITOR: Through the years and certainly under your leadership, Vector has established quite a brand in the industry where they work with various associations. Speak a little bit about the NRF and RILA if you would and what your involvement has been in branding Vector as a leader.
GRADY: I'm involved with a lot of organizations throughout many industries in North America, but I think that retail offers some of the most relevant and strongest associations with NRF (National Retail Federation) and RILA (Retail Industry Leaders Association).
We cut our teeth with RILA. Promoting us as a viable member and introducing us to the conferences created a great deal of brand acknowledgment for us. They were just pivotal in our growth and success at the time. We couldn't have done it without them.
We got into RILA first and thought, "Boy, we better put our best on before we join the National Retail Federation. This is a big show, right?" We finally got the gumption and the confidence to join them as well. My loyalty at the time—I have to be honest with you—was always to RILA because they were the ones that brought us to the dance. But once we got in with NRF, there was an equal amount of support, of contribution, and of providing brand acknowledgment for us and brand exposure for us in the industry.
I did accept a position on the steering committee at RILA. I served there for probably close to ten years under a number of leaders who ran that board, and I felt it very worthwhile. It provided me exposure to some of the largest loss prevention retailers and exposure to some of the most impressive loss prevention executives.
EDITOR: You are a founding board member of the Loss Prevention Foundation and remain a director of the board. How did that relationship start?
GRADY: It started with a conversation I had with Gene Smith. The foundation was looking to create a board of directors. I think he spent quite a bit of time drawing from loss prevention retail executives, and as I recall, his comment to me was, "We want to diversify the board. We want to start with a couple of solutions providers. Would you be interested?" And I said, "Absolutely." Our culture at Vector is centered around development by education. The foundation was consistent with what we wanted to do in retail loss prevention. So I was all in.
I remember asking him how many other solutions providers were going to be there. He said two. I later found out that it was Tyco. But that wasn't important to me. The only thing that was important to me was one of my best buddies in the industry was going to be representing this company on the other side of the tracks. So it was me and Kevin Lynch who were walking in there, proud as peacocks, beating our chests saying, "We did this. We were the two guys that went for it."
Little did we know the amount of work that we'd have to put in to make it work. We were hand in hand with the other executives from the foundation and the board to make this thing real, to validate it, and to announce it throughout the industry. Kevin and I, our job at the time, was to spread the word through whatever means we had to drive the interest level and need for loss prevention certification. So we did, and it's been one of the most unbelievable and worthwhile experiences I've ever had in my life.
It's just been absolutely spectacular to see these hundreds of loss prevention professionals create even more of a profound impact on retail through education and certification. It's really cool, and Kevin and I still can high five each other over a pint of Guinness.
EDITOR: You and Vector had a profound effect on the foundation in leading the effort for the scholarship program. Could you speak a little bit about what the scholarship program has been to the foundation and to the industry and the support that Vector has given it?
GRADY: The executive committee wanted to figure out a way to award scholarships. So we had to figure out a way to promote scholarships, to create a higher level of importance. How were we going to do that? How were we going to make this something that loss prevention professionals would consider a real honor to achieve?
Vector promoted the scholarship awards as a member of the board of directors and a foundation sponsor. We created campaigns around awarding these scholarships to up-and-coming retail loss prevention professionals. However, as opposed to us just providing them with the scholarship and saying, "You're awarded a scholarship," I wanted them to work for it. I wanted them to feel the need and have a sense of achievement and accomplishment. So we developed an application process. We weren't shy about letting them know the study time involved, the expense of the scholarship, and the benefits from being LPQ and LPC certified.
We built the entire campaign around, "This is what you need to do. If you want to be successful in loss prevention, you need to be certified. And instead of you paying for it, we'll award it to you if you qualify." So it was a national campaign, and that same campaign continues to this day. It was important to all of us that we very carefully selected those individuals that we felt met the qualifications to be awarded a scholarship.
Interestingly enough, the applications started to pile on. It was incredible. Over 100, then 150, then 180, then we hit 200. The LP community was responding. We graded every single application, and still do today. Then we celebrated when the applicant was chosen. All of a sudden, we started getting letters and emails and phone calls and repeat applicants that received LPQ and then applied for LPC. It became a program that was acknowledged and sought-after by loss prevention professionals throughout the industry.
I am very proud of the efforts that my team put forth to generate excitement to promote loss prevention scholarships. I see other service providers doing the same, and it makes me even happier. As much as we can get out there and award loss prevention professionals to be able to expand and extend their educations and further themselves up the ladder of loss prevention, the better off it is. We've award 286 scholarships awarded to date.
EDITOR: That is terrific. Vector is also the premier sponsor of the foundation's Swing for Certification golf event. The foundation is so blessed to have Vector and your support. Anything else that you might want to comment about the golf event?
GRADY: The gentleman who is running the foundation right now—Terry Sullivan—talk about getting people excited around an event like the Swing for Certification. He's been the driver behind this effort. Vector just jumped on the bandwagon with him. Everybody's been involved with it—loss prevention professionals, executives, service providers. It's just really taken off. We're looking forward to this year. Hopefully, we'll be able to get together in October.
EDITOR: On the personal side, do you have any particular plans for the future after retirement? Do you have some things on your bucket list?
GRADY: I've been on the road traveling for many years. My family is safe and healthy, and everybody's in check, thank God. Spending more time with family and a lot more time on the golf course is my immediate mission in retirement. If I can get that accomplished in the first year, I will consider myself very fortunate. So that's about it—just to relax a little bit, spend family time, and maybe a little bit more time on the golf course and a little bit more time in the stream. I love fly fishing and do quite a bit of fly fishing in the mountains.
EDITOR: You mentioned that you travel a lot. You have constantly been on the road servicing your customers and your clients. What are some of your favorite cities that you've been to?
GRADY: I think my favorite city of them all, I happen to be sitting in right now. Pittsburgh is where I was born and raised. It's my home and will always be my favorite city. But the two that follow would be Boston and San Francisco. There are some great people in those cities that I enjoy professionally and personally visiting, and that said, I just love those two cities quite a bit.
EDITOR: Do you have a favorite golf course?
GRADY: I want to preface this by saying that I don't mean to boast, but I've had the opportunity through Vector to play in courses all over North America, the Caribbean, and Ireland. If I wasn't employed by Vector, I never would have been able to play a lot of them. But my belief, really, is it's the people that you're playing with that create the most memorable experience. I would have to say, based on that, Pebble Beach is number one. It might not be the best track, but every time I play Pebble with my business associates or personal friends, we just have a blast.
EDITOR: It's been a delight to have this interview with you this morning, and it's been very special for me over the years to have a relationship with you. So I thank you on part of the magazine and those in the industry who know and have been supportive and trusting of Mike Grady.
GRADY: I appreciate that, and I appreciate the time that you spent. I'm honored that you selected me. God bless and good health and safety to you.


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LIHUE >> Some interesting historical tidbits courtesy of the Bonecrusher, Billy Hull.
>> This was the 11th state tournament appearance for Kaimuki. The Bulldogs have played at eight different venues. Woh.
>> Since 1953, Kaimuki and Kapaa met twice. On Sept. 20, 1963, Kaimuki won 26-0 at Isenberg Field. On Sept. 2, 1972, Kaimuki won 28-0 at Honolulu Stadium.
Two games and no points scored by the Warriors against the Bulldogs.
That changed Saturday afternoon as KIF champion Kapaa ended that obscure streak with a 20-12 win that wasn't truly decided until the final 6.7 seconds.
It is safe to say that in the two previous matchups, neither side suited up as little as 24 players. Kaimuki has made do all season with a roster that ranged between 23 and 27. Several players, like hulking 6-foot-4, 355-pound lineman Sama Paama, have played through multiple nagging injuries. The gentle giant suffered the worst of Kaimuki's injuries in Saturday's Division II semifinal. With 6.7 seconds left, he took an accidental shot from a teammate as they cornered Kapaa's Stetson Teles-Kelekoma after a game-sealing interception.
Kaimuki closed the season 10-3, and with the number of ironmen on the roster, the number of snaps and miles they registered probably equates to a 17- or 18-game season. Possibly more.
"They played well. They played hard," Bulldogs coach David Tautofi said. "We knew it would come down to the little things, and it affected us a lot more than it affected (Kapaa).
One of those little things was Kaimuki's first snap from scrimmage, when Elijah Lemalu broke free for a 65-yard run. Lemalu shook off one defender along the way, and then juked another Warrior, who fell down. But Lemalu also fell. One more clean step and it would've been a TD, and the Bulldogs came up empty on the drive.
Another interesting turn of events came when Kapaa RB Baba Nao blasted off right tackle for a 31-yard TD with 1:11 left. With the Bulldogs unable to stop the Warriors from racking up first downs near mid-field, the ease of that TD seemed almost calculated by Kaimuki. A typical Madden video game move: down two points, let the offense score, somehow block the PAT, and march downfield with a chance to tie.
Sure enough, 6-foot-1, 300-pound Siosaia Nisa came barreling around the left side of Kapaa's protection and mauled the PAT kick, practically at point-blank range. Completely calculated? Maybe. Maybe not, especially if anyone could have predicted how good Nisa is at turning that corner and swatting kicks. Mosi Tatupu would've been proud.
As for the TD by Nao being part of Kaimuki's strategy, well… Kapaa QB Kahanu Davis saw a missing LB in Kaimuki's defense and called for a quick snap. Kaimuki had a LB running onto the field, but he couldn't get there in time to stop Nao from scoring. Down by eight points, Kaimuki had 1:11 left. The visiting team in white and kelly green marched all the way to the Kapaa 21. Jonah Fa'asoa showed some special arm strength on short and deep out throws. One throw seemed like a guaranteed pick, but the ball stay up in the ionosphere on a straight line, catchable only by a Bulldog receiver.
Then Teles-Kelekoma ended the threat.
The visitors locker room was mostly silent for a long time. An hour after the game ended, Coach David Tautofi had seen enough. The time to mourn the end of the year, but also to see the beginning of much more.
"That's also part of learning and coaching, teaching them how to take losses, especially big losses like this. Also, being humble when you win. In victory or defeat, the most important part of football is learning how to control those emotions and being grateful," said Tautofi, a former Kaimuki and UCLA player. "Just trying to grab their minds and get their hearts back together as one, and get them to understand the bigger picture. Football is a game, but there's a lot more to life. We were able to get a lot of things out of this season. It's going to be good for them in their lives and for the seasons to come."
The Bulldogs, including Lemalu, have begun to step into the future.
"I had trust in my boys. We had that game, what we could've done… all of us, we condition throughout the whole week. Our coaches keep pushing up. We do gassers and it conditioned us a lot. We just had to keep on pushing. We have that mindset that we never give up," Lemalu said.
His versatility as a receiver and linebacker, the endurance and motor, could land Lemalu somewhere at the next level. For now, the Bulldogs' spirits were recallibrated by the post-game talk, by their head coach's post-game reminder about all the work and sacrifice they made for each other.
"It went well for me as a senior, we came very far from last year. It's been a blessing," Lemalu said. "All in God's hands."
One of the ironmen, Kaulana Kaluna Jr., had mixed feelings about Kaimuki's impressive season coming to an end. The mood was far better once their coach spoke.
"We had a long talk, honestly. It's a tough pill to swallow, especially losing in the (OIA) championship against Roosevelt. Us underclassmates, we've got to bounce back from adversity. We've got to get together and train," the junior WR/LB said. "There's a handful of good seniors and it sucks that we're going to get the back next year. What I learned from them was to never give up. Always have faith in whatever you do. Just keep fighting because where there's a way. We all play both ways, that's Kaimuki ironman football."


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Organic Vs Non-Organic by Nancy Towers, Realistic Nutrition
Now that the summer seems to be finally here, we can all get excited about the lovely summery produce around – especially strawberries and other berries, tomatoes and other lovely salad ingredients.
We all tend to consume more fruit and vegetables as they are cheaper and don't have to be flown in from far flung countries.
This is brilliant from a health point of view however, I thought I would share some info which I hope you will find interesting..
- Pesticides and heavy metals: In many non organic fruit and veg you will be consuming a high level of undesirable cadmium (a toxic heavy metal) and pesticide residues – see my video below if you have any doubt about the difference between organic and non-organic products. Also a landmark paper in the British Journal of Nutrition concluded that organically grown crops contain significant higher levels of nutritionally desirable antioxidants and lower levels of heavy metals and pesticides.
- Antioxidants: Many studies show that a diet rich in antioxidants and polyphenols has a protective effect against many chronic diseases including heart disease, neurodegenerative disease like dementia and certain cancers.
Therefore, switching to organic produce is the equivalent to eating one or two additional portions of fruit and vegetables a day due to the greater nutrient and antioxidant density.
STRONG EVIDENCE: This peer reviewed scientific study from 2014 is the most extensive analysis of the nutrient content of organic and non-organic foods ever undertaken. Its findings contrast strikingly with some earlier papers all of which were based on a far smaller body of evidence.
Newcastle University's Professor Carlo Leifert who led the study says: 'The study demonstrates that choosing food produced according to organic standards can lead to increased intake of nutritionally desirable antioxidants and reduced exposure to toxic heavy metals.
To read the full paper as published in the BJN go to : http://research.ncl.ac.uk/nefg/QOF
SO PLEASE ALWAYS WASH THOROUGHLY ALL FRUIT AND VEG BEFORE CONSUMPTION IF YOU DON'T ALREADY DO SO : If you cannot afford to buy organic or are struggling to find organic fruit and veg, please ensure you are at least rinsing it thoroughly in water before consumption. The pesticides can be reduced even more if you spray the produce with white vinegar and leave for a few minutes before you rinse it off. Here is a link to more info:
Article written by Nancy Towers, CNM Dip.
Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist
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After a week of prodding you every single day, we have reached the end of our Villa Rockets Powerchair Football Club fundraiser. While we didn't reach our goal of £5,000, I have no problems calling this effort a complete success. Thanks to the generosity of 22 donors, we were able to raise £515. That's a long way from what we were hoping for, but when you realize that every single pound will go to the Villa Rockets, it's hard not to be happy.
To put things into perspective, we had initially considered a goal of £1,500 rather than £5,000. We settled on the bigger number because it gave us something tangible to work towards: a new powerchair. But the £1,500 represents what it costs the Rockets to operate every year once you take out dues and fees that they collect. So £1,500 would get one year of operation for the Villa Rockets. We just assured four months of operation.
That's four months in which people like Nicky Baker and Bradley Addison can continue to play. Four months in which manager Clive Morley and coach Martin Mills can focus on football and not fundraising.
And our commitment to the Rockets is not done today. I have invited the club to send us match reports to be published on this site whenever we get them. Every single one will contain a link to the Rockets' main donation page, which can be found here. If you find yourself reading and you've got £1, £2, or £5 to spare, send some money their way. There's a pretty good chance that this fundraiser will return again next year, too.
Finally, I want to say a few thank yous. First, to James Rushton, who found the Rockets on Facebook, brought them to my attention, and worked his tail off to help make this fundraiser a success. Secondly, to everyone who donated to the Rockets and read or shared these stories.
Finally, I want to thank the Rockets themselves. Nicky, Clive, and Martin all gave their time; and everyone in the organization supports an incredible cause. Keep up the amazing work, and I know I speak for everyone reading when I say that we can't wait to hear about your successes and wish you the best of luck!
How you can continue to help
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Come join us at Xtreme Bean Coffee for some holiday fun! December 3rd-19th Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 4p-9p Fire pit rentals and s'mores roasting Taco truck stand Santa photos Gift wrapping Carolers …and more! Xtreme Bean Coffee (Southern & McClintock in Tempe)
Second Annual Pumpkins & Puppies
Come join us at Xtreme Bean Coffee for our Second Annual Pumpkins and Puppies event, every day from October 9 – 31! Monday-Saturday 11a – 7p Sunday 11a – 5p Pumpkin patch and adoptions daily Family Fun Days on October 23 & 30 include a pet costume contest, face painting,
Fire Pits N' Pups December 4-20
We're going to be back at Frasher's Smokehouse to celebrate the arrival of winter with the a few of the season's best things: Holiday cheer, s'mores, and most importantly puppy adoptions being held every weekend. Every Friday & Saturday 5pm-9pm and Sunday 4pm – 8pm, we'll have: Fire pit rentals
Pumpkins and Puppies! October 14-31
Come on down to Frasher's Smokehouse and celebrate the arrival of fall with the season's two best things: Pumpkins and puppies! Expect all sizes of pumpkins and all manner of puppies with adoptions being held every weekend. Monday – Saturday 11am – 7pm Sunday 11am – 4pm Fall & Halloween
Day of the Dog
We'll be there! November 17th & 18th Saturday 10a – 4p Sunday 11a – 4p Old Town Scottsdale (on 2nd St, between Goldwater and Marshall Way) More info: https://www.petapaloozawest.com/scottsdale/#2018-show From their website: "THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR FOR DOGS AND THEIR PEOPLE" WITH EVENTS INCLUDING RUNNING OF THE BULLS
Dog Training Seminars
Hi everyone! We're excited to announce that we will be hosting Dog Training Seminars with special guest Desert Cove K9 Dog Training, beginning the 21st of June. Two-and-a-half-hour seminars will be held every Tuesday (5p-730p) and Saturday (9a-1130a). The cost is $50 per person, which is tax deductible, and proceeds
Doughnuts for Dogs Fundraising Event
Doughnuts for Dogs Fundraising Event 9a-12p Saturday, July 14th All dogs, all sizes welcome! Photography, grooming, and paw print stations Coffee and doughnuts are free, though donations are appreciated! More information: http://deserttailsshelter.org/events/31/doughnuts-for-dogs-fundraiser/


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Stock photography can be a great way to enhance your website or social media presence. Using stock photography saves time, money, and hassle. Searching and finding the right photo can be easy (if you're lucky) The licensing options are often straightforward.
But stock photography also has its critics. If you're careless about how you use it, you can do damage to your reputation. Some feel stock photography is "inauthentic" and hinders connection with your audience. And what if you use an image that's been seen a thousand times before, or even an image that's been used by your competitor? Here are a few ways you can make the most of your stock photography.
Do keep your stock images on point
When selecting a stock photo, really take the time to think about what you want the image to say. Whether it's for a blog post, a product page, or a social media campaign, you want the photograph to reflect both the material and your target audience. Obviously, it should be eye-catching, but it should be relatable and contain the appropriate amount of controversy for your audience. It may take a little time, but try to find something that really speaks to you, rather than what's merely at hand.
Don't be afraid to be different
By the same token, you shouldn't hesitate to wander outside the box a bit when choosing a stock photo. Much hilarity has been made of wildly overused "women laughing at salad" stock photos. You don't need your next article or ad becoming part of a joke. When picking the right image, don't fall back on cliché. Your first instinct might not be your best instinct. Sure, you can go with that photo of business people sitting around a conference table, or a happy couple frolicking toward a sunset – but are there some more interesting stock photos you could use instead?
Do know your licenses and agreements
Most stock photo sites strive to make their licensing easy to understand. All the same, it pays to read the fine print. For example, there's a difference between a standard and extended license, and some licenses require attribution. There may be restrictions on how you can use the photo in marketing materials or ad campaigns. Do a little homework first and avoid any potential legal trouble later!
Don't use the first image you find
With stock photography so easy and accessible, you might be tempted to use the first "perfect" image you run across. But think twice before you click "buy!" Chances are, the photos that appear first in the search results are the most popular, and have already been used many, many times. If you want to be a little more "original," take some time and dig a little deeper. You might be surprised at what hidden gems you find. There's less of a chance you'll be following your competitors, or using an image that's been seen so often it's become unmemorable.
Do add an original touch
Stock photography is great, but it is possible to overdo it. Make a little room in your budget to hire a photographer or add some of your own visual content to your blog, website, or social media presence once in a while. A website or blog bursting with nothing but stock photos can start to look a little generic, no matter how hard you've worked to choose just the right photos. That doesn't have to be a problem — just mix it up a little and you'll be fine!
Stock photography sometimes gets a bad rap, but it's a great asset when used effectively. A little creativity and thoughtfulness will go a long way toward making stock photographs a great addition to your business or brand.


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The Benefits of Camel Milk
- Human mother's milk
- Diabetes
- Diabetic Wound Healing
Diabetic mice that received camel milk whey protein showed accelerated closure and healing in their wounds. Compared to those who did not get the milk. The group consuming camel milk also had fewer free radicals and inflammatory compounds.
- Allergies
Like a Human milk, Camel milk does not contain (β Lacto-globulin, nor β Casein) these 2 types of proteins are present in cow's, goat's milk that is the main cause of cow's milk allergy in children. Daily progress reports indicated that all eight childrenCAMEL MILK BENEFITS fully recovered from their allergies with no side effects. In fact, researchers thinking that Disease-fighting immunoglobulins in camel milk were play a key role in reducing allergic symptoms.
Camel milk safe for children: Gulf News reported that studies done by Pediatric Allergy-Immunology Clinics of the Hamad Medical Corporation showed that children with allergy to cow's milk can safely take camel's milk.


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Designed as an answer to the question "what's next?†for a premier business address, The Met is a business destination that addresses the needs of diverse corporate communities, young or established, local or global, in the heart of KL Metropolis, the new city centre within 5km of the KL CBD. It will be where the world meets and its visionary new concept redefines the new business class.
The first, if not only premium grade strata office suites in KL Metropolis and Mont Kiara boasts a brand new 3rd space concept that will appeal to multinationals, corporations, professionals and millennials alike. The 3rd space is a departure from traditional office spaces in the way it integrates personal and professional spaces, promoting a high-performance but balanced culture by blurring the divide between work and play. It is a space where people are more motivated and more productive, comprising areas which cater to three distinct business communities - the new generation and emergent businesses, growing and medium-sized companies and also large corporations and MNCs.
Housing these diverse communities in a common location requires solutions for high functionality and not just from the aspect of tailoring each work space to suit different needs. Especially for a strata development, the spatial characteristics, featured facilities and individual components must be versatile yet uniformed in their offerings to ensure a positive relationship and cohabitation amongst members of these dynamic communities. The Met fulfils these possibilities holistically.
Professionally managed business and recreational facilities have also been carefully planned to cater to differing demands. For example, the needs of smaller businesses that require additional meeting areas will be met in the common meeting room facilities, medium-sized companies will find the extended boardrooms and seminar rooms highly beneficial, while larger MNCs will be able to enjoy the maximized capacity of the auditorium and the glass box function hall. and etc will definitely be an added feature to integrate the diverse business needs.
With the pioneering 3rd space concept, and improved space utilisation and efficiency, The Met is ready for today's corporate needs and that of millennials. From careful planning to ensure Fibre Optic readiness, WIFI in common areas, and charging stations for electric/hybrid cars, to technical specifications such as generous 3.6-metre high ceilings for every office units, 23 passenger lifts, and a grand 10-metre ceiling height lobby; The Met will be a true home for business at KL Metropolis.
In short, when it is the pride of the developer, it is the dream for investors!


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MINIMISING DYNAMIC POWER CONSUMPTION IN ON-CHIP NETWORKS Robert Mullins Computer Architecture Group Computer Laboratory University of Cambridge, UK
Communication-Centric Architectures • Future performance gains will primarily come from increasing the number of IP cores in a system not their complexity or operating frequency • Many reasons: – – – Diminishing returns from simply scaling what we have Energy efficiency Complexity Fault tolerance Economics 2
On-Chip Networks • An efficient general purpose chip-wide communication infrastructure is becoming essential • One flexible networking option is to use packetswitched networks with support for virtualchannels 3
The Lochside Router • Router Architecture – Highly parameterised implementation – Packet-switched network with virtual-channel flowcontrol – Best case latency is one cycle per network hop. • Results presented here are from post P&R simulations targeting a 90 nm technology TILE Traffic Generator, Debug & Test R Lochside Chip (2004/05) 180 nm Technology 4
Exploiting Speculation to Reduce Communication Latency Peh/Dally (2001) 5
Exploiting Speculation to Reduce Communication Latency 6
Aims of this work • Apply existing power saving techniques to an onchip network design – e. g. clock and signal gating, gate-level optimisations etc. – Importance of applying such techniques before making comparisons • Measure power consumption and provide an accurate breakdown of where the remaining power is dissipated • Where is best place to look for future power savings? 7
Measuring and Optimizing Dynamic Power • Our Test Case – 8 mm x 8 mm die – 4 x 4 mesh network – Low-latency routers, best case latency is one cycle per hop (incl. interconnect) – 1. 2 V, 90 nm technology – 4 input-buffers/ VC – 4 VC/ input port – 48 x 80 -bit network links – 800 MHz @ WC PVT • ~32 FO 4 clock period – Results reported at 250 MHz 8
Interconnect Delay/Energy Trade-offs • Power dissipated in network links depends on how links are spaced and buffered • At least a factor of 3 difference in energy consumption over range of potential interconnect options • Could move to low-swing differential schemes for even greater energy savings For results we assume min. spaced wires, opt. energy x delay product 9
Clock Gating • Clock gating optimisations applied at two levels: – Local Clock Gating • Automated clock gating within router • Some tuning of RTL involved to maximise opportunities for synthesis tool – Router Level Clock Gating • Exploit opportunities to gate clock as it enters the router • Isolates router's clock completely, only static power consumption remains 10
Router-Level Clock Gating • Clock gating exposes clock tree insertion delay • Need to know early if router will be required • Generate 'early valid' signals in neighbouring routers – Early-valid signals are slightly pessimistic – Based on what is requested not granted 11
Gate-Level Optimizations and Signal Gating • Automated signal gating and gate-level power optimisations had minimal impact • Inserting signal gating logic manually did reduce input FIFO power requirements significantly • The reported results could be further improved (by 12%) by enabling logic optimisation across module boundaries – This was restricted to accurately determine where power is dissipated 12
Analysis of Power Consumption Power consumption of a single router and its links • Simple power optimisations can quarter power requirements + many more opportunities to save power • Network is ~5% of core area • Perhaps 10% of system power at present • Don't make comparisons without optimizing power! 13
Analysis of Power Consumption • 22% Static power, 11% Inter-Router Links • ~1% Global Clock tree • 65% Dynamic Power – Power Breakdown • ~50% of dynamic power is consumed in local clock tree and input FIFOs • ~30% on router datapath • ~20% on scheduling and arbitration – Scheduling is probably more complex than typical implementations due to speculation 14
Low-Power On-Chip Networks • Interconnect and static power set to increase – Many low-power link technologies • Low-swing differential techniques – Power gating and other leakage reduction techniques • Potential power savings begin to require lots of different techniques – no one silver bullet? 15
Low-Power On-Chip Networks • Topology – Don't want to sacrifice general or at least multipurpose nature of our networked So. C – Results suggest higher radix routers and longer interconnects could reduce power • Probably not a long term solution • Reduces path diversity, bad for fault-tolerance • Architecture – Scope for minimising memory required to store precomputed router schedule (particular to our router) – Simpler routers – Single cycle routers reduce power? Speculation for low-power? 16
Supporting Best-Effort (BE) and Guaranteed Services (GS) Efficiently • Current timing of the datapath and link suggests additional GS data could be routed in the same clock cycle – Allocate datapath/link to GS traffic for first ½ of clock cycle • Double capacity of network – Exploit simpler GS circuit-switched routing when possible – Reduce power • Very little additional overhead 17
Clocking On-Chip Networks • Network system timing issues are interesting – naturally event-driven not synchronous • Work is investigating placing local data-driven clock generators in each network router – – Clock is stretched when no data to be routed Clock matches rate of incoming data streams Robust synchronisation solution (true GALS) Also investigating incorporating power gating support • See also Distributed Clock Generator – DCG (Fairbanks/Moore) 18
Challenges and Future Work • These are early results in a much more rigorous study on the power requirements of networked on-chip comummunication – Much more soon! • Exploiting a general-purpose on-chip network – – Exploiting execution diversity to improve energy-efficiency Multi-use platforms and Virtual-IP Fault tolerance Networks of processing elements or networks that process? • Scope for removing unnecessary interfaces and boundaries • Impact of networking on IP and processor core design 19
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Peace.. in War
Do Christians worry any less about the dangers war and of terrorist attacks? Are a Christian's loved ones any safer than anyone else in the military. The answer is "No." This is a very unsettling and frightening time for everyone. The Christian is not guaranteed a life that is any easier than that of the non-Christian but there is a source of peace to draw on during times of trouble.
It is described as a peace that transcends all understanding. In order to be able to have access to that peace, we must stay in close communication with God, its source.
What can you do? Instead of sitting back and feeling helpless, take action.
It is described as a peace that transcends all understanding. In order to be able to have access to that peace, we must stay in close communication with God, its source.
- Isaiah 26:3 says;
- You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, whose thoughts are fixed on you!
- Philippians 4:6-7
- don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need and thank Him for all He has done. If you do this, you will experience God's peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand, His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.
What can you do? Instead of sitting back and feeling helpless, take action.
- Read the Bible everyday. Find a quiet place and start your day with God's word. Whether it is only a few verses or one chapter, do it everyday.
- Memorize this verse;
Psalm 27:1 The Lord is my light and my salvation—so why should I be afraid? The Lord protects me from danger—so why should I tremble?
- Pray. Prayer is simply talking to God. Tell Him your concerns. When worries come to mind discuss it with Him. He is interested in even the smallest incident of your life. There is nothing too great or too small for His loving care. Ask Him to give you His peace that transcends all understanding.
- Pray for our President. Pray that he has wise counsel and that he has the wisdom to make the decisions that are required of him. And pray that President Bush finds time to pray regularly, to renew his spirit.
- Pray for the men and women in our military. Pray that they will be protected and that they will have courage. Pray for encouragement and peace of mind for their families.
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After the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) started to like solitude and staying by himself, he often frequented Nur mountain, which is a mountain north of Mecca, staying there and worshipping Allah (Glorified is He) for many days and nights. The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) used to stay by himself in Hira cave at the top of the mountain, worshipping Allah (Glorified is He) and contemplating about the Universe and about the life of the people around him as well as the oppression, misguidance and bad behavior which had spread in the Meccan society. Because of this seclusion in worshipping Allah, now and then Allah (Glorified is He) sent him divine inspiration that lightened his heart and mind with sacred heavenly guidance.
Portents of prophethood appeared now and then to gradually prepare the Messenger of Allah's soul to receive divine secrets (i.e. prophethood); Allah did not send him as a prophet or choose him for this great mission of receiving the Message until He (Glorified is He) had prepared him for such a noble status of receiving divine revelation and being sent to guide and direct the people.
Therefore, now and then the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) used to see light and hear sounds, although he did not see anyone near him! The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) did not pass by a stone or tree but they greeted him; he used to hear them say, "Peace be upon you, Oh Messenger of Allah."
But whenever he turned around, he did not see anyone. The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) told us about this, saying, ««I know a stone in Mecca which used to greet me with peace before I was sent as a prophet. And I still know where it is now» [related by Ahmed].
This state continued, with him hearing sounds and seeing light without seeing any person, until he began to fear he was going insane. The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) mentioned this to his wife, Khadijah (may Allah be pleased with her), saying «I see light and hear sounds, and I fear that I may be going insane» [related by Ahmed]. Consequently, Khadijah gently calmed him, so he was no longer worried about these matters.
Then Khadijah went to her cousin, who was an elderly priest (Waraqah ibn Nawfil), and told him what had happened to her husband. He told her, «If what you say is true, this is the same angel (i.e. Gibrael) that came to Moses. If he is sent as a Messenger when I am still alive, I will fight for him, support him, and believe in him» [related by Ahmed]. That Christian priest noticed events and expected something eventful would happen...the situation on the earth at that time was very bad; the people were immersed in great misguidance and they needed a saviour to take man, who had become despicable, by his hand and direct him towards his Creator to what is of benefit for them and what guides them, after there had been no divine revelation to mankind for more than 600 years.


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In the M. Night Shyamalan eco-horror film The Happening, pissed-off trees tired of human neglect release a toxin into the air that causes everyone to commit suicide. Now that our carbon-dioxide-sucking enemies have developed the ability to communicate, this nightmarish scenario will soon become reality. Hug your loved ones.
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How Much Fish Oil For Toddler in the USA
The current Recommended Adequate Intakes of omega-3s for kids are: 0 to 12 months: 0.5 grams/day. 1 to 3 years: 0.7 grams/day. 4 to 8 years: 0.9 grams/day.
How much fish oil should a 2 year old take?
Dosage for children If you're using supplements, it's best to follow the instructions on the package. Notably, ALA is the only omega-3 fatty acid with specific dosage guidelines. The recommended daily intakes for ALA in children are ( 3 ): 0–12 months: 0.5 grams.
How much omega 3 does a 2 year old need?
Evelyn Tribole, RD, author of The Ultimate Omega-3 Diet, cites international guidelines suggesting that children 2–3 years old get 433 mg of DHA/EPA, with a minimum of 145mg of DHA. 4-6 years old get 600mg of DHA/EPA, with a minimum of 200mg of DHA.
Can a 2 year old take fish oil?
There's no problem giving your toddler fish oil supplements, but she won't need them if she's eating oily fish at least once a week. Oily fish is a good source of omega-3 essential fatty acids. It's better for your toddler to eat oily fish rather than take supplements if possible.
Is fish oil OK for toddlers?
Is fish oil safe for kids? Always check with your child's pediatrician first, but in general, it is safe for children to take fish oil supplements. Fish oil comes from fish, so you will need to be careful if your child has food allergies, particularly to fish.
How do I give fish oil to my toddler?
If your kids are beyond the bottle stage, try adding the oil to a fruit smoothie or yogurt. I make myself a smoothie every morning, and I never taste the fish oil." "We use orange-flavored cod oil which is pretty tasty. I mix it into applesauce and cinnamon, and it's one of my daughter's favorite treats.
Can you overdose on fish oil?
However, consuming too much fish oil could actually take a toll on your health and lead to side effects such as high blood sugar and an increased risk of bleeding. Stick to the recommended dosage and aim to get the majority of your omega-3 fatty acids from whole food sources to get the most nutritional gain.
Is too much DHA bad for babies?
AAP Stance on DHA and ARA Current studies on humans show no harmful effects of supplementing infant formula with DHA and ARA and some studies even show some benefits to a child's visual function and/or cognitive and behavioral development.
Do toddlers need omega-3?
Omega 3's Role in Children's Health Omega 3's are really good every age, but especially essential in children since they are in need of healthy brain development. A good dose of omega 3's in winter months will help strengthen their immune system and keeps colds at bay.
Does fish oil help baby brain development?
Fish oil contains omega-3 fatty acids, which play a vital role in fetal growth and development. In utero exposure to omega-3 fatty acids is exclusively dependent on maternal nutrition. Previous studies have suggested that prenatal fish oil supplementation has positive impacts on child neurodevelopment later in life.
How much omega 3 should my child take for ADD?
Studies have yet to determine an optimum dosage of omega-3s, or fish oil, in children or adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). I would recommend children four to six years of age start with a daily supplement of 500 mg of omega-3s; children seven years and older, 1000 mg.
How much DHA does a toddler need?
Once a child is off breast milk, providing an alternative source of DHA may help optimize proper development. As an example, the Holistic Pediatric Association recommends a dosage of about 100 mg for children ages 1-2 years, and 250 mg for children 3-12 years.
How much fish oil should you take?
A vast amount of research supports supplementing with fish oil. Though there are no conclusive recommendations, 250–500 mg per day of combined EPA and DHA — of which fish oil is an excellent source — is enough for most healthy people. Keep in mind that this will vary depending on your needs.
What age should you take fish oil?
When babies are small they get enough omega 3 from the mother's milk or formula milk. But after one year, you should start feeding your child a diet rich in omega 3 or fish oil supplements, says associate clinical professor of Paediatrics from the University of California.
Does fish oil help in speech delay?
We are aware that various websites make claims, but unfortunately, if a website states that research proves fish oil, essential fatty acids, or Omega 3's are effective in treating childhood apraxia of speech, then their statements are false.
Can I mix fish oil with milk?
Fish Oil With Milk Taking fish oil can cause digestive problems, according to Healthline. Otherwise, unless you have a specific problem with either fish oil or milk, such as an allergy, taking the two together is not known to be harmful.
Does fish oil help children's Behaviour?
Omega-3, a fatty acid commonly found in fish oil, may have long-term neurodevelopmental effects that ultimately reduce antisocial and aggressive behavior problems in children, a new study suggests.
Can you add fish oil to formula?
Summary: Scientists report that adding long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids — typically found in fish oil — to baby formula may help infants better regulate their blood sugar and make more proteins in their muscle cells.
Can I mix fish oil with water?
People can take fish oil capsules with water during a meal. If a person typically does not eat much fat at breakfast, they may wish to wait until lunch or their evening meal before taking it.


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TELL Version 1.0 consists of the following information:
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. These are taken more or less intact from the 2d and 3d editions of the Oxford Turkish-English dictionaries (duplicate entries are collapsed). Many of the words are morphologically complex (either suffixed, compounded, or both).
4,900 place names, in Turkish
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Transcribed pronunciations of those 17,500 of the dictionary lexemes and place names known to a 63-year old native speaker of Standard Istanbul Turkish. Each word is transcribed
. To reveal morphophonemic alternations, each word was elicited and transcribed in a variety of morphological contexts. Nominals were elicited in five contexts: nominative ("citation"), which has no suffix, and preceding accusative, professional, 1sg possessive, and 1sg predicative suffixes. Verbs were elicited in three contexts: the long infinitive ("citation"), the aorist, and the causative.
11,500 etymologies. TELL workers searched the literature seeking etymological source languages for the words in the database. Native vs. nonnative status is encoded, and for loans, the source language (or language family, in the case of some Romance loans of ambiguous origin) is identified. Note that identifying the source of a loanword does not necessary imply the route of transmission; e.g., many Arabic loans came into Turkish through Farsi.
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The Impact of Securitizations of Customer-Related Receivables on Cash Flow and Leverage: Implications for Financial Analysis
The Impact of Securitizations of Customer-Related Receivables on Cash Flow and Leverage: Implications for Financial Analysis
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Understanding the extent to which transactions create recurring cash flow is vital to investment and credit analysis. Two measures of recurring cash— operating cash flow and its closely-related metric, free cash-flow— are of paramount importance to a firm's financial performance. In addition to cash flow, the extent to which a firm uses borrowed funds or financial leverage to finance its operations impacts its overall financial health.
In this research report we look at the financial statement effects of customer receivable securitization transactions and their effects on analysis from two points of view – their impact on cash flow and financial leverage. The report includes a discussion of why companies choose to use the securitization tool, how they use it, and what goals they achieve.
Our findings indicate that securitizations can have significant effects on a firm's apparent ability to generate sustainable cash flow and on its use of debt financing.
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The Offspring Announce New Album 'Let The Bad Times Roll,' Share Title Track
The release marks the SoCal punk rockers' first LP in nearly a decade.
SoCal punk icons The Offspring have announced the release of Let The Bad Times Roll – their tenth studio album and first LP in nearly a decade, following 2012's Days Go By. While Let The Bad Times Roll hits stores and streaming platforms on April 16 (via Concord Music), fans can get a first taste of the album with the high-energy title track, available today.
Let The Bad Times Roll won't find the band shying away from topical material – and it certainly won't find the band abandoning their cheeky, punk-rock roots.
Commenting on the single, which was written in late 2019, frontman and lyricist Dexter Holland said, "I feel like we're in a unique period in history where instead of our world leaders saying 'we're doing our best' it's more like they're saying 'f__k it' and its really scary."
Guitarist Noodles added, "Folks are saying, if it's all going to Hell, we might as well make the most out of it, or at least go out swinging. 'Let The Bad Times Roll!'"
Written and recorded over the past few years, Let The Bad Times Roll marks the band's third collaboration with legendary producer, Bob Rock (Bon Jovi, Metallica, Mötley Crüe), who helmed 2008's Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace, and Days Go By, among other projects. The recording features the talents of founding members Holland, Noodles, and drummer Pete Parada, as well as the group's latest addition, bassist Todd Morse.
Late last year, as The Offspring released a cover of Darlene Love's classic holiday tune, "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," they hinted at forthcoming projects, telling fans that the single was "the tip of the iceberg" for what was ahead in 2021.
Let The Bad Times Roll marks the band's follow-up to Days Go By, which featured such singles as "Turning into You," "Cruising California (Bumpin' in My Trunk)," and "Days Go By." The album debuted at No.12 on the Billboard 200, and hit the Top Ten in Australia, Canada, and Japan, among other territories.
Let The Bad Times Roll is available on April 16. Scroll down to view the tracklist and preorder it here.
Let The Bad Times Roll tracklist:
1. This Is Not Utopia
2. Let The Bad Times Roll
3. Behind Your Walls
4. Army of One
5. Breaking These Bones
6. Coming For You
7. We Never Have Sex Anymore
8. In The Hall of the Mountain King
9. The Opioid Diaries
10. Hassan Chop
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Business Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2024
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Part 2. Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Law
Chapter 5. Determinations and Payments.1
Article 1. Returns, Reports, and Payments
Section 7653.2
7653.2. Return; storage tax. On or before January 1, 2018, each person subject to the storage tax imposed under Section 7361.2 shall prepare and file with the board, in a form prescribed by the board, a return showing the total number of gallons of tax-paid motor vehicle fuel owned by the person on November 1, 2017, the amount of the storage tax, and any other information that the board deems necessary for the proper administration of this part. The return shall be accompanied by a remittance payable to the Controller in the amount of tax due.
History—Added by Stats. 2017, Ch. 5 (SB 1), in effect April 28, 2017. Stats. 2018, Ch. 92 (SB 1289), in effect January 1, 2019, substituted "Controller" for "board" after "remittance payable to the" in the second sentence.


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This morning it was announced that the Kansas City Royals have signed six-year major league veteran Kevin Kouzmanoff to a minor league deal, with an invitation to spring training. It wouldn't be an off season in the Royals organization without bringing in a retread third basemen to see what they have left.
However this one is different as Kouzmanoff may actually have some ability left in the tank. The 30-year old originally was drafted by Central Division foe, the Cleveland Indians in the sixth round of the 2003 draft.
Kouzmanoff isn't the best hitter out there but does have a decent bat, hitting 75 home runs in a four year stretch from 2007-10. His low batting average and strikeout rate are likely reasons why he is now on his fifth organization since 2006.
Defensively he can hold his own and will provide solid insurance for Mike Moustakas. What I like most of this move is it doesn't necessarily mean the Royals are handing over the car keys to Yuniesky Betancourt as the backup third basemen.
Kouzmanoff can opt out of his contract with the Royals should he not be on the major league roster on May 1st, but with two solid months of spring training and some early season baseball, we will have a clearer indication of what roles Betancourt and Kouzmanoff will play for this team moving forward.
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26 'Mean Girls' Day Instagram Caption Ideas That Even Glen Coco Would Be Proud Of
National Mean Girls Day is on October 3, simply because "On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was... 'It's October 3rd,'" is a line in the movie that Lindsay Lohan's Cady Heron asks Jonathan Bennett's Aaron Samuels. And for Mean Girls fans everywhere, that's reason enough! If you'd like to celebrate the holiday by using your favorite quotes from the movie a la, Mean Girls Instagram captions, you're probably overwhelmed by the prospect. I mean seriously, good luck finding just one Tina Fey quote to share on social media.
To make things some what easier for you, I've pulled together a list of some of my favorite quotes from the movie. But let's be honest, you're not going to post just one. So what I suggest is to just dedicate an entire Stories series to Mean Girls, that way you can share tons of quotes. And trust me, your followers will thank you for it. And of course you should re-watch the movie, too. As someone who just watched it for the tenth time, I can assure you that it gets funnier each time. Or maybe we're just old enough to get all of the jokes now.