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The Valley plays host to a multitude of events and entertainers, drawing crowds of locals and visitors alike: car enthusiasts, comic-con fans, baseball spectators, golf connoisseurs, runners and football devotees making the trip to support their home teams.
These happenings play a positive role on the Valley's economy, providing business to the Phoenix Metropolitan area. Partnering with local businesses, event companies create a memorable experience for attendees to make sure that people keep coming back. And crowds flock to businesses in the event's vicinity, staying at hotels and dining at local eateries.
From the Waste Management Phoenix Open to Phoenix Comicon, crowds of all sorts enjoy the Valley of the Sun throughout the year.
Impact on the Valley
The influx of money into the local economy that an event brings is one beneficial economic impact, and Anthony Evans, senior research fellow at the L. William Seidman Institute at ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business, explains that influx can be spread through a variety of sectors — hospitality, transportation, professional, health and trade, as well as local and state governments.
Direct beneficiaries of these events are primarily businesses involved in the hospitality industry, such as hotels, bars and restaurants. Less obvious, there are businesses that gain indirect benefit, such as the suppliers of these direct beneficiaries and transportation surrounding an event.
Take a look at Super Bowl XLIX, held in Glendale last year. According to Evans, it generated $719 million for the local economy. The direct impact from that mainly benefited the hotels and restaurants; however, when people spend their money in those establishments, they then benefit sectors throughout the Valley.
The key economic aspect is these events bring "an influx of money into a particular area that otherwise wouldn't have been spent there," Evans states. The Super Bowl is a perfect example of this, since it is not an annually recurring event. If Super Bowl XLIX had not been held in the Valley, that $719 million would not have been disbursed in this state. As Evans says, events attract new money into the Valley.
As important as the direct effect of events is their ripple effect. A direct effect is created by people coming to the area and spending money at local hotels, shows, shops and restaurants. The money that is spent then helps the employer, who pays the suppliers and the employees. This generates the ripple effect — not only will a local business spend that money on other local companies but the employees also spend money at other businesses in the Valley. "We know that $45 out of $100 spent at a local business goes back into the community," says Thomas Barr, of Local First Arizona, quoting a study from the Institute of Self-Reliance. "Those dollars continue to recirculate throughout an economy." Not to mention the tax revenue generated for local and state governments.
Hospitality Industry
About 9 million people visit Scottsdale a year, although the "prime tourism season is from January through April," says Rachel Pearson, VP of Community and Government Affairs at the Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau. Thanks to major events throughout that four-month period, Arizona is packed, restaurants overflow, hotels fill and businesses surrounding the events have a steady stream of customers. Focused on attracting visitors and locals, multiple businesses — planners, vendors, hotels — work together to make every event an economic success.
When it comes to events in the Valley, the hospitality industry enjoys the greatest beneficial economic impact. Most of the money visitors spend is in this sector, which includes hotels, restaurants and tourism companies. These businesses then employ chefs, kitchen workers, farmers, managers, cleaners, servers, bartenders — the list goes on.
Fans going out-and-about for an event take part in more than just that one aspect; they experience the whole area. "Events are often a reason why people do choose to book someplace," Pearson says, describing them as both a "trigger" and a "great hook and driver" for people to come into an area. People will visit the Valley for a specific event, but while they are here they spend money. Visitors go out to restaurants, shop, go on outdoor adventures, play golf or go to the spa. And the best part: "All of that revenue comes back into our community."
Of the people who visit the area on a yearly basis, 42 percent participated in events, Pearson says, citing the 2015 City of Scottsdale Visitor Inquiry. That is a 10 percent increase from 2014, when just 32 percent of visitors took part in events held in the City of Scottsdale. These include sports and recreation, arts and culture, automotive, golf and equestrian events.
Hotels are "instrumental in these major events," says John Chan, director of the Phoenix Convention Center. For large conventions and events, hotels in Downtown Phoenix block rooms ahead of time for visitors to stay in throughout an event. The convention center and downtown hotels have to work together for all major events in the Valley, especially during a busy season, when a number of people are visiting the area.
Even though visitors spend their money within the hospitality industry, Pearson points out their money goes to a variety of industries. When they do stay at hotels, that money goes to employees — people who clean the sheets, farmers who provide produce for the kitchens. If hotels "don't have that business, they don't need those vendors," Pearson explains.
News Coverage
"While we look at the economic-induced impacts, they are very short term," Evans says of Arizona's major events. "There is a longer-term impact as well." These intangibles, as Evans calls them, are due to news coverage: People could be watching the Phoenix Open or Spring Training from out of state, where it is cold or rainy, and see the beauty of the state, with cloudless and sunny skies. Just that scene could make someone want to come visit. As Evan points out, press helps bring people for the future. News coverage builds a positive image of Arizona; it's good branding.
While there are no direct numbers to show the benefits of news coverage, Pearson believes press draws visitors because they give a realistic picture of a place. They are a third-party endorsement, and not paid to give a particular message.
So news coverage of outdoor sporting events like Spring Training, the Phoenix Open and Arizona Diamondbacks games provide a realistic picture of the Valley. Cactus League Association ballparks are featured on national television throughout the month of March during Spring Training, and Mark Coronado, president of Cactus League Baseball Association, states, "The media exposure and the reputation that you are drawing locally, statewide, from the United States, and international is huge." Perceived as unbiased, news coverage is marketing that can't be bought.
Benefits to the Locals
While the first four months of the year are known for getting people out and about, events and entertainment don't stop there. Phoenix Comicon in June is a local three-day convention that draws a major crowd of both visitors and locals. "It is a big deal Downtown," Chan explains.
The first year the convention center hosted Comicon, only a few thousand people attended, Chan recalls. However, the turnout has grown, with more than 75,000 people attending last year. "They literally take over the facility and take over the Downtown," Chan says.
The Phoenix Convention Center plays a major role in hosting events throughout the year. Says Chan, "Our bread and butter are our conventions and trade shows. Those are the types of meetings that bring people from outside of our market."
While the Phoenix Convention Center attracts out-of-towners, the Center, along with Symphony Hall and Orpheum Theatre, plays host to meetings, banquets, receptions, operas, ballet and other theatrical performances that are more geared toward locals, Chan says. And they, too, have an impact on the economy. Locals use transportation, they go out to restaurants before and after events, and crowd the area. The conventions that have a local component are usually the most popular, with the highest attendance, Chan observes.
A lot of people are being introduced to the city due to events, says Steve Geiogamah, acting director of the City of Scottsdale Tourism & Events. They help promote the destination and make people aware of the area. "There are large and small events. Every one of them is unique and every one of them enhances the city." And, he says, they give "quality of life for residents." These goings-on are an opportunity for locals to explore their city, to participate and be active in events around the Valley, like running in the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon or attending the Barrett-Jackson Car Auction.
The community likes to participate, Geiogamah explains. Events build community spirit, whether they are large-scale, covered by the press, or small weekly happenings. Recurring events, such as farmers markets and art walks, also bring foot traffic to an area. They benefit the people taking part in the event — such as the farmers or artists — and businesses in the surrounding area.
Such is the case with local sports teams and their fan base. The Arizona Diamondbacks' season lasts from April through October, with an "attendance anywhere from 2 to 3 million," says Derrick Hall, president of the Arizona Diamondbacks. There are 81 regular season home games, with two exhibition games and, potentially, playoffs.
With Chase Field in the middle of Downtown Phoenix, Hall says it is important to invest in the area. "We are really trying to build Downtown up." The field, surrounded by hotels, restaurants, bars and the Phoenix Metro Light Rail, is a hub for businesses. Visitors and locals crowd the stadium, before and after games, eating at restaurants and utilizing the transportation.
While the Arizona Diamondbacks supports businesses surrounding the stadium, Chase Field also has local vendors for its concession stands. "We stayed local this past year," Hall says. Delicious snacks came from eateries such as Lo-Lo's Chicken & Waffles, Paradise Valley Burger Co. and Cactus Corn, to name a few. A member of the board of directors of community development group Downtown Phoenix Inc., Hall believes it is important to support local business — and, in fact, sees "'local' rising in the Valley."
'Event Season'
In the past, January didn't see a lot of visitors in the beginning of the month. But with the popularity of the Rock ̓n' Roll Marathon Series and the Fiesta Bowl, all of January is now a strong month, Pearson states.
From the marathon and football games kicking off the year through Spring Training in March and April, Arizona is the place to be. "We have seen, over the years, that events can certainly help push up occupancy and drive new visitors to the area," Pearson shares.
March is the busiest time of year, with Scottsdale's hotel occupancy at its highest rate. "We know most of that is from Spring Training," Pearson says. The month-long event is one of the area's most impactful. In 2015, almost 1.9 million people attended Cactus League Baseball Association baseball games, with 58 percent visiting from out of town, according to an FMR Associates tracking survey. Of those visitors, 66 percent stayed in hotels near one of the ten ballparks associated with Cactus League.
"When you talk to that percentage of visitors from out of state, they will say that the No. 1 reason to come here is for Spring Training," Coronado says.
Cactus League is celebrating its 70th year this coming March. At one time, Arizona was just a warm place to stay and get ready for the season, Coronado says. However, the league is "really becoming an economic driver." Although Spring Training lasts just one month, the league is busy throughout the year. After the major-league players leave, other teams use the facilities throughout the year. In fact, says Coronado, players from all over the world come here to train.
The league hires between 1,500 and 2,000 non-baseball employees seasonally, and Coronado notes, "If Spring Training wasn't here, those people wouldn't be hired." In order to keep the ballparks busy with spectators and players, Cactus League works with multiple companies. "We deal with the corporate entities of the operations; we deal with the hotels, the restaurants; all of our media outlets," Coronado says. "It's kind of a triangle of working together to make sure we draw fans."
Before Spring Training and the arrival of baseball fans, February in the Valley is known for a different sport — golf. The Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale is the "largest golf tournament in the world," says Dan Mahoney, tournament chairman. "It transcends a typical golf tournament." Competition, he notes, is on a massive scale, and they "essentially build a city," with a record-breaking 564,368 people attending the event last year.
For the week-long tournament, temporary workers are hired for trash removal, security is needed, and provisions must be made for tents, tables and chairs. And, of course, there are vendors. According to Mahoney, millions of dollars are spent putting this tournament together. "We are employing, and pumping millions and millions of dollars into the community."
Corporations from out of state buy skyboxes and corporate suites for the Phoenix Open. And this year, Mahoney says, The Thunderbirds are working with the Arizona Commerce Authority and Governor Doug Ducey to help host CEOs of businesses. The group wants to show companies what Arizona has to offer, as an incentive to do more business in the state.
This tactic was first tried last year, in conjunction with the Super Bowl, Mahoney says. Now, Mahoney explains, they are going to start working to draw CEOs annually for the Phoenix Open. "It is a tremendous community asset and we need to put it to work for the community. We want CEOs of out-of-state companies to see what a great place Metro Phoenix is to live, work and invest."


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A Review of Streamyard
If you have ever wanted to livestream or broadcast video on the web, you have probably heard of Streamyard. This internet-based media station allows you broadcast live video to many social media sites, to record them and to use a greenscreen for broadcasts. Read on to learn more! We have a comprehensive review of Streamyard. Try it out today and see how easy it is to livestream and record video.
Streamyard, a web-based multimedia studio is available
Streamyard is a web-based video broadcasting platform. The application can be used on all browsers and users have the ability to customize their broadcasts. Its free plan includes the ability to stream content to any platform and add branding and branded banners. Premium users of Streamyard can change the look and feel of live video streams by using call-to actions or questions on-screen. Streamyard offers a great option for anyone looking to personalize their online video streaming experience.
Streamyard allows you to record and send videos directly to multiple platforms including Facebook and Twitter. It supports multi-streaming to increase your reach and increase your audience's engagement. This studio also lets you create customized broadcast video layouts and broadcast to as many channels as you like. You can even hold meetings and invite up to 10 viewers to interact with your live broadcast. Although the free version allows for 20 hours of streaming, it is limited to full-HD (1080P).
Streamyard provides a free lifetime subscription. Basic packages don't need expensive video processing hardware like high-performance computers or graphic cards. All you need is a microphone and camera connected to your PC. The service can be used to livestream events, educational classes, and more. Streamyard's interface is simple to use and clearly labeled.
You can live stream on multiple social media platforms.
Streamyard allows you to broadcast your stream live on a number of social media sites. Streamyard lets you share your entire screen, an application window, a Chrome tab, or a website, among other settings. It also lets guests share their screen with you. The tool also offers multiple layout options including split screen and full screen. This tool makes it easy to share your screen on multiple social media platforms.
Streamyard's dashboard allows you to change between Facebook pages. You can broadcast simultaneously to multiple profiles on the platform, however you will need to connect with each new profile. In case of a failed broadcast destination, you'll need to manually go live. You can also post another post to the same profile that was unsuccessfully live. If all else fails, you can try again by using the same login code on all your social media profiles.
Streamyard lets you broadcast your live stream to up to 8 different destinations at once. It also offers powerful call-to-action buttons, which viewers can click on while watching your stream. Call-to-action buttons are an excellent way to increase conversions and sales. Streamyard has customizable features that help you add visuals and audio. Upload your videos and images. You can add calls-to-action buttons to the platform and personalize your stream according to your needs.
For later viewing, it records broadcasts
You can record your broadcasts using Streamyard, a web-based service. Record yourself or others and select different broadcast settings. You can add people, modify the layout and much more to the recording function. You can also choose to record any activity that doesn't require live streaming. Click on the button "Create Broadcast" to begin broadcasting.
If you are a subscriber to Streamyard, you can record live broadcasts immediately. If you'd rather not go live, you can create a "Record Only" broadcast. Just select "Skip, record only" and then choose to download the recording. The recording will be available for viewing and downloading in either MP4 or MP3 formats. You can even edit and delete your broadcasts afterward.
Streamyard allows you to record videos from six different social media platforms. It is possible to record videos to Facebook, YouTube, Periscope, Twitch, and LinkedIn. When you live stream to Facebook, you can select the right profile or group. A combination of page and profile can be used. Streamyard is also compatible with Real-stream. Streamyard also allows you to download audio files from your broadcasts.
Streamyard offers many features worth looking into. Premium subscribers have the ability to stream live to multiple destinations. Premium users can also relay videos in Full HD (which is 1080p) resolution. It is important to note, however, that the final output depends on your viewers' connection speeds. While you can live stream using Streamyard, it does not offer video captions or analytics.
It uses a green screen
If you've ever wondered how to make videos more exciting, you can use a green screen in StreamYard. This feature makes video creation easier, as it allows you to upload pictures and video loops for your live stream. The green screen function is available without the need for you to install anything, unlike other live streaming apps. You can also download Ecamm to get additional features.
You can open a new account for free
StreamYard offers a free account, however there are additional features that you might want to look into if you plan on streaming live video. This service lets you broadcast on multiple platforms including Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube channels, Periscope, Twitch, as well as YouTube. Users can add their profile, group, or page to stream from. StreamYard allows you to customize live video with a call-to-action or question.
Streamyard offers a free account that allows you to create a broadcast, but it can only record 5 hours per month. You can stream for only twenty hours per month. Premium users can increase their recording time to 50 hours per video, but the free account has a limit of five hours. Streamyard offers a Business Plan, with more features. It also includes an extra five hours of cloud storage.
Streamyard offers an alternate login option. You can switch between your Facebook accounts. Switching profiles is as easy as disconnecting from the Facebook group. Then, reconnect to your new profile. Afterwards, your previously scheduled broadcasts will not go live. However, you can fix the problem by manually going live on the failed destination. You can also schedule a posting to go live. The free account also has other features, including sharing content.
There is a monthly charge
Streamyard charges a monthly subscription fee for both its premium and basic versions. The basic version removes the Streamyard branding and gives you up to 4 hours of HD recording. You can upgrade to the pro version for a fee and get full HD video quality as well as multi-streaming. You can also record without going live or if you don't want to put your stream on the public internet. The basic plan is free, while the premium version costs $49 per month.
StreamYard offers a small set of default options, which cover the most popular streaming sites. Digital broadcasters typically use YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to distribute their content. Twitch, LinkedIn and other social media platforms are very popular with gamers as well as businesses. In addition, StreamYard provides a Custom RTMP option, which allows you to integrate your own destination platforms and broadcast content directly from your website. The business plan is also great if you want to broadcast on more than one social network.
Streamyard has several disadvantages. First, it limits its users to 10 per stream, which limits the ability to host large events. Also, the transitions could use smoother transitions. These transitions are also quite abrupt. A physical switcher would also be useful. Streamyard needs more branding options. But, if you're not looking for a monthly fee, then this is probably the right option for you.

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2016 Chevy Equinox Release Date
Each year, new vehicles are revealed, which gives drivers even more options. Automotive brands come out with new and exciting features each year that are only available on the newest editions. Recently, Chevy announced the 2016 Chevy Equinox release date. This vehicle has a few minor additions, but they could make all the difference when deciding to buy a new car. This small crossover SUV might just be the right choice for your next vehicle.
2016 Chevy Equinox Design
The 2016 Chevy Equinox has a few redesign details on the exterior and interior. These updates make the Equinox even more refined and comfortable. The new design features add flowing lines and sleek contours that aren't only stylish, but also functional. These designs help reduce wind drag and improve efficiency. The front end has the most noticeable upgrade, with an accented chrome dual-port grille that adds illuminating details and helps increase efficiency.
2016 Chevy Equinox Technology Features
There are also a variety of new and helpful technology features. One of these features is the OnStar with 4G LTE with available Wi-Fi. This feature was introduced on the 2015 model and is also available on this new model. If you opt for this feature, you and your passengers will be able to connect to up to seven devices for direct access to streaming content, music, entertainment and more.
Another exciting feature, is Siri Eyes Free. This feature lets you use your iPhone to stay connected while you keep your eyes on the road. This feature will let you hear messages and notifications out loud as well as allow you to verbally compose text messages. You can also use simple voice commands to get information and directions while on the road.
The Chevy Equinox has a variety of updates and features just waiting to be explored. Besides design and technology, it also some updated safety features, performance capabilities and more. It will be arriving at dealerships later this year. Check back here at Craig Dunn Motor City often to find out when it hits our lot and learn about the other great features you can look forward to.


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India Trade Resources Company is a one stop shop for all your
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It's a dream come true for every one of us to get a chance to build or buy a new house, whether it's a mountain house, cottage in the woods, housing estate or narrow lot houses. Imagine all those late nights working and missing your kid's birthday all because you have to sustain your family. That can go to waste if at the end of all sacrifices there is nothing that you can show off. Here comes a chance for you to reap what you sowed by working all those years. Buying a new house. Does it sound more fulfilling and at the same time scary? I bet it does since purchasing a new home is a new milestone that involves a lot of paper works and things to consider without first thinking of the money involved in the purchase. Follow these tips when the times comes for you to buy a new house.
Wait until the home loan is approved
Don't rush into paying the token money to a real estate agent to ensure that the house you want to buy is set aside specifically for you. You should avoid this mistake of paying using tokens when you're not sure when the home loan will be approved. However, if you have precise information on when the full loan will be disbursed, then you can pay using tokens to ensure you're the first on the list of the people in need of that new house. Always go for a loan that is fast and secure, and you can learn more here about different rates employed when taking a home loan. You'll find they have the best prices and offer personalized advice and guidance.
Read and understand the purchase agreement
We know the thought of buying a new house comes with a lot of mixed reactions especially the happy ones. But this should not blind you from going through the purchase agreement before putting your signature on the paper. By not reading the deal makes you more vulnerable to forgery or fraud. You need to make sure that the document is verified and all the requisite clearances for the house are stated. I would recommend you seek services from a lawyer to check whether there is any omitted information or loopholes.
Check the locality of the house
Don't opt for an area that is faced with lots of problems such as lack of infrastructure, water crisis or electricity shortage. You don't want the new house to come with technical issues that may become long term. Before you buy the house make sure to evaluate the location and ascertain everything is on par thoroughly. But if you are planning to move to a new country, then checking out the locality becomes a problem unless you are physically present there. This is where online real estate websites come into the picture to make things easier for them. For example, pages such as Zoom Property (www.zoomproperty.com/en/buy/abu-dhabi/properties-for-sale)
offer details such as pictures of the property and the locality to people who are looking to shift to Abu Dhabi.
Consider the hidden costs
As you check the locality of the house, make sure to perform a full inspection of the home to avoid incurring more costs in repairs. These expenses include fixed as well as variable costs that most new homeowners have no idea about. You may find yourself committing more money after buying a new house than you had budgeted. Some homes may be cheap to buy but come with a lot of added costs of maintenance.
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Now in preview, you can use Azure Data Explorer (ADX) cross-resource queries from with-in the hunting query page, the livestream page, and the logs (Log Analytics) page. Although Log Analytics remains the primary data storage location for performing analysis with Azure Sentinel, there are cases where ADX is required to store data due to cost, retention periods, or other factors.
You can learn more about sending logs from Azure Sentinel to Azure Data Explorer for long-term retention here: Integrate Azure Data Explorer for long-term log retention
Creating cross-resource queries
To query data stored in ADX clusters, simply use the adx() function to specify the ADX cluster, database name, and desired table. You can then query the output as you would any other table. If you have access to an ADX cluster with active data, it is super easy to try.
Here is a brief summary of the adx() function syntax to help get you started:
adx("<Cluster URI>/<Database Name>).<Table Name>
Here is an example query that accesses public data:
adx("https://help.kusto.windows.net/Samples").StormEvents | take 5
You can find the full details here: Cross-query your Log Analytics or Application Insights resources and Azure Data Explorer
Using cross-resource queries on the hunting queries, livestream, and logs pages
Once you know how to construct cross-reference queries, using them in the hunting experience is easy. Go to the hunting queries page and click "+ New query" to create a new custom query. Add your cross-resource query to the "Custom Query" field as you would for any other hunting query.
The process is similar for the livestream experience. On the hunting page livestream tab, click "+ New Livestream" to open the livestream query authoring experience:
You can also create cross-resource queries directly in the Azure Sentinel Logs (Log Analytics) experience. This is very convenient when iterating on and refining your queries during the hunting process, as well as diagnosing and resolving query errors.
Additional Information
There are no performance guarantees for querying over ADX data from Azure Sentinel. Additionally, this preview only supports cross-resource queries for the previously mentioned features. Features such as Analytics do not support cross-resource queries.
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The PSN Summer Festival sale has been updated by Sony with a plenty of new discounts which include Injustice: Gods Among Us and God of War Collection to name but a few.
The sale is on and runs till August 28. There's plenty of new stuff to please everyone. You can view the entire list through the link.
What do you think? Are you going to be part of the sale? Do let us know.


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Recommendations for ventilation and air conditioning
In order for these systems to be fully effective, follow the operation and maintenance guidelines below:
- To obtain an even air distribution, take care not to obstruct the exterior air intake grilles located at the base of the windscreen, the nozzles, the vents and the air outlets, as well as the air extractor located in the boot.
- Do not cover the sunshine sensor, located on the dashboard; this is used for regulation of the digital air conditioning system.
- Operate the air conditioning system for at least 5 to 10 minutes, once or twice a month to keep it in perfect working order.
- Ensure that the passenger compartment filter is in good condition and have the filter elements replaced regularly (refer to the "Checks" section). We recommend the use of a combined passenger compartment filter. Thanks to its special active additive, it contributes to the purification of the air breathed by the occupants and the cleanliness of the passenger compartment (reduction of allergic symptoms, bad odours and greasy deposits).
- To ensure correct operation of the air conditioning system, you are also advised to have it checked regularly as recommended in the servicing booklet.
- If the system does not produce cold air, switch it off and contact a PEUGEOT dealer or a qualified workshop.
When towing the maximum load on a steep gradient in high temperatures, switching off the air conditioning increases the available engine power and so improves the towing ability.
Stop & Start
The heating and air conditioning systems only work when the engine is running. To maintain a comfortable temperature in the passenger compartment, you can temporarily deactivate the Stop & Start system (see "Driving").
If after an extended stop in sunshine, the interior temperature is very high, first ventilate the passenger compartment for a few moments.
Put the air flow control at a setting high enough to quickly change the air in the passenger compartment.
The air conditioning system does not contain chlorine and does not present any danger to the ozone layer.
The condensation created by the air conditioning results in a discharge of water under the vehicle which is perfectly normal.
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MG Hector is a car which has created multiple new segment benchmarks. Be it price, space, luxury, features or engine performance – the Hector is among the best SUVs in the segment today.
In just 22 days of launching Hector, booking numbers crossed the 28,000 mark. With production capacity only at 2,000 units a month, MG India had to close bookings for 2019. Many who want to buy Hector, and missed out on the booking, will now have to wait till 2020.
For those, who are waiting for Hector, unfortunately there is a long waiting period. Some customers have to wait till Dec 2019 for getting delivery. For those customers who have to wait for delivery of hector, MG India has launched – 'Worth Waiting For' campaign.
Under this new campaign, MG will offer all their customers 1,000 points per week of waiting for delivery. These points can then be redeemed for MG accessories or prepaid maintenance packages. Apart from giving free accessories, MG India is also sponsoring education of girls (1 girl education sponsored for every 2 weeks a customer has to wait for Hector delivery).
For example, one customer who recently took delivery of Hector in Cochin, posted a Thank You certificate from MG India. In this it was mentioned that the customer had to wait 11 weeks to get delivery, and thus he has now sponsored the education of 6 girls.
This new campaign sets new benchmark for customer satisfaction. Not only the customer is getting free accessories in return of waiting for delivery, they are also in a way sponsoring education of girls.
Speaking about the MG Hector, it gets a range of driver and passenger comforts and a long list of safety equipment. The dashboard is dominated by a large 10.4" full HD touchscreen. It gets soft touch upholstery, piano black inserts on the central console with grey highlights on the dashboard and contoured and bolstered seating.
The Hector also comes in with pre-loaded apps such as TomTom IQ Maps, Gaana Premium, and AccuWeather while the company will offer free data service for first 5 years. The on board safety features include hill assist, ESP, ABS, EBD, cruise control, etc.
MG Hector competes with the Tata Harrier, Jeep Compass and the recently launched Kia Seltos. It also takes on the likes of the Mahindra XUV500 and Hyundai Creta.


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Virtual reality (VR) is an environment of scenes or objects of real appearance. The most common meaning of virtual reality refers to an environment generated by a computer, which creates in the user the feeling of being immersed in it. This environment is contemplated by the user through a device known as glasses or virtual reality headset. The psychological aspects of the virtual reality experience are an active research area. It is not entirely clear what factors are in a simulation that can produce user-specific reactions in terms of emotional response, participation and degree of interest. One of the most important concepts that help us understand the psychology of the virtual reality experience is the "sense of presence".
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The gambling industry is moving towards the hybrid table games and simulated environment to attract the new generation to offer skill-based games with immersive gaming and chat experience some for free, some as paid services. Perception of the interpersonal relationship of the new generation is changing – the old entertainment trick to involve attractive waitress no longer working in the era of Second Life. Peoples are becoming their virtual community-oriented seeking their desires to be entertained. Oculus has "VR Casino" as their offering and reviews by the users speak of more demand from the users – "Maybe people walking around or waitresses to offer you a drink and simulated smoking with ashtrays, … Best of luck in the future!"
What are virtual reality casinos?
With the aid of virtual reality headset (HMD), players can perceive stereoscopic 3D images of a casino in a similar way in which they would see a traditional land-based casino establishment in their own eyes. Increase of internet speed and recent advances in virtual reality hardware are enabling the virtual reality casinos to go beyond a simple game and the players can enjoy a real life-like experience where they can engage with other players in real-time. Here the question of other characters are arising, such as of waitress offering "extra services" (like we have seen in Second Life). The casino can be a part of a bigger game (like we have seen in 2019 GTA's online casino).
Features which virtual reality casinos offer
In virtual reality applications, the exchange of different physical amounts between the user and the virtual environment occurs through different channels or modes. Such modalities can be sound, vision or touch. Multi-mode communication is called multimodal interaction. Multimodal interaction allows multiple types of modes to be exchanged simultaneously between the user and the virtual environment. The goal of applying multimodal interaction is to provide a complete and realistic picture of the situation, to provide redundant information, for example, for security reasons, and to increase the quality of presence.
Virtual reality can be of two types: immersive or non-immersive and semi-immersive. Immersive virtual reality methods are often associated with a three-dimensional environment created by a computer, which is manipulated through helmets, gloves or other devices that capture the position and rotation of different parts of the human body. Non-immersive virtual reality also uses the computer and uses media such as the one currently offered by the Internet, in which you can interact in real-time with different people in spaces and environments that do not exist without the need for additional devices to the computer. This case approaches navigation, through which the subject is offered the possibility to experience (move, move, feel) certain spaces, worlds, places as if found in them.
Non-immersive virtual reality offers a new world through a desktop window. This non-immersive approach has several advantages over the immersive approach such as low cost as well as easy and quick user acceptance. Immersive devices are high cost and generally, the user prefers to manipulate the virtual environment utilizing familiar devices such as the keyboard, mouse and then using heavy helmets or gloves. With avatars users can join the virtual environment in two ways: 1) By choosing a pre-designed avatar with computer graphics. 2) Recording through a video device. In the case of recording via a webcam, the background of the image is removed to contribute to a greater sense of reality.
Virtual casinos are presently in their infancy, yet few of them already include some amazing features as such, you can stop for a cocktail and gossip in the lounge with other players. Some common typical features of virtual reality casinos include realistic slot machines, 3D game tables, engagement with other players, interaction with the live dealers, the ability to chat with other players and of course the finely-detailed game rooms in immersive 3D with sounds from real casinos.
The Future
Presently, there are limited VR casino games and sites offering service to their customers. More and more people are planning to purchase VR headsets and VR hardware accessories. So it is obvious that more the virtual reality casino game development market will prosper. Various studies are showing that by the end of 2021, the market will increase to a value of $520 million. Unfortunately, there was COVID-19 epidemic in 2020, which changed the predicted progress and definitely will shift by a couple of years.


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The official release of the 2016 May/June examinations results will be held on Friday 12 August in Anguilla. The ceremony will take place at the Teachers' Resource Centre and starts at 10:30 am. During the event, Mr Glenroy Cumberbatch, Registrar of CXC will present the 2016 results for CAPE, CSEC, CCSLC, CVQ and CPEA. Mr Stephen Savoury, Director of Operations will speak about the administration of the examinations and their attendant issues.
Honourable Evans McNiel Rogers, Minister with responsibility for Education in Anguilla will deliver the feature address at the results release.
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As an expert in his field, he has received awards for supporting research projects on economics development, economic conditions, and business environments in Russia and Eurasian countries.
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, January 12, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Young Jin Kim has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
With more than 25 years of professional experience in economics, Dr. Kim is a professor with the Asia-Pacific Research Center at Hanyang University. He has also served as a research professor and an HK research professor with the school. He is the president-elect of the Korean Association for Comparative Economic Studies for 2019-2020. Earlier in his career, he joined the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. He has also worked in research roles with Moscow State University, Korea University, and Oxford University.
A graduate of Korea University, Dr. Kim holds a BA, an MA, and a PhD in Economics. He is affiliated with the Korean Economic Association, the Korean Association of Slavic-Eurasian Studies, and the Northeast Asia Economic Association of Korea. As an expert in his field, he has been recognized for his contributions throughout his career, receiving awards for supporting research projects on economics development, economic conditions, and business environments in Russia and Eurasian countries. He has also earned an Excellent Paper Award from the National Research Foundation of Korea. In the near future, Dr. Kim intends to experience the continued growth and success of his career.
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A catalog is an advertising brochure used to introduce the company's products and services, widely used by companies from various industries and those of different scales. The thought that Catalogue is just a list of the company's products is a misperception carried by many businesses today.
Catalog plays an essential role in providing potential customers with information about corporate products and services, creating an impression and brand distinctiveness. A professional business cannot lack catalogs during negotiation with customers and partners.
A well-designed, unique and professional Catalogue will leave a good impression in the mind of partners as well as consolidate trust with potential customers to inspire purchasing action.


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St. Louis Game Time has been covering day two of the Blues' draft live. Here's a look at their day two coverage:
- In the second round, the Blues selected Swedish forward Sebastian Wannstrom. Earlier in the year Game Time's self-styled Prospect Department covered Wannstrom here.
- In the third round the Blues selected Max Gardiner, a high schooler from Minnesota.
- Their fourth round pick was Fin Jani Hakanpaa.
- Fifth round: WHL RW Cody Beach
- Sixth round: LW Stephen Macauley.
Brad Lee has this to say about the Blues' drafting philosophy.
I think there are a few important points about the St. Louis Blues that we learned last night during the draft. First of all, they clearly identified a need to get depth at forward, especially players with a history of scoring as a young player. All the talk about best player on the board and not ruling out a defenseman or goaltender was just smoke and not substance. So while we feel certain that the Blues are faithful to their core philosophies on player development and drafting, it shows they're flexible when they need to be. That's pretty refreshing.
Under John Davidson, the Blues have not been shy about trading young players and prospects in a way that shows another facet of their organizational philosophy. They obviously make decisions about players' ceilings and perceived value across the league. And when those two beliefs don't jive, they act. We don't know if the Lars Eller or Rundlbad or Aaron Palushaj trades will work out for the Blues or not, but they all fall in a similar category of the Blues making a decision about a player and sticking with it.
Under Jarmo Kekalainen, the Blues were not afraid to stick to their ratings of players and avoid conventional wisdom. They were mocked when they took T.J. Oshie in the first round. Most fans questioned taking another European defenseman in the first round last year. They bypassed some players more highly thought of in NHL draft circles and took the guys they wanted. Those kinds of picks smell like a team trying to be smarter than everyone else. The risk is that they're not smarter than everyone else. Jaden Schwartz has scored as an amateur. He's a tad under-sized but could still be growing. He's the kind of player not on other teams' radars that the Blues really like.


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With wins over the 2016 regular-season conference champion in Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Incarnate Word on Sunday, volleyball has found its way back into the top-eight of the conference standings.
In eighth place, the Wildcats sit right at the edge of the postseason tournament qualifying, with the top-eight teams earning a postseason berth at the season's conclusion. Having little wiggle room, head coach Angela Mooney said her team has to narrow its focus.
"Our goal right now is just to take one match at a time," Mooney said. "We're at a position where we just have to keep climbing that ladder."
The Wildcats started the weekend with a strong performance against the Islanders that required five closely-contested sets before ACU came out on top. After dropping the first game 25-23, the Islanders responded with a 25-18 victory to event the score. ACU then took a 2-1 set lead with another 25-23 win, before TAMUCC once again evened the score, outlasting the Wildcats 26-24. But it was the home crowd carrying the team to a 15-11 victory in the final set and the match.
On Saturday night, the Wildcats struggled to find any momentum or rhythm left over from Thursday's win, dropping the first set to the Cardinals, 25-21. But the team adjusted and found a spark in the second set.
"In between one and two, we just regrouped and said you know what we don't want to play like this, let's let this set go, let's be done with it," Mooney said. "We wanted to control that next set and that's exactly what we did."
In fact, the women converted 14 kills and committed just five errors as the middle blockers began to control the game.
But out of the break the Wildcats were lethargic, spotting UIW a 14-8 lead early in set three. This time it was junior setter Kendall Bosse, who rallied the troops during an ACU timeout.
"Kendall Bosse was actually the one who took control of that timeout and said 'you guys we're not doing this, we're going to take control and we're going to push them," Mooney said. "And that's the first time I think on our bench that we've really had that this year."
From that point on it was all ACU.
The Wildcats outscored the Cardinals 17-6 the rest of the way and shut the door in the fourth set with an astounding .452 hitting percentage and 25-17 win. Bosse, who was moved to setter during last season after starting her career as an outside hitter and middle blocker, proved she was more than comfortable at the position. Aside from rallying the team on the bench, Bosse aided the offensive attack with 43 assists. Mooney said she has put in extra time during and after practice to get to where she needs to be.
"She's doing a really great job learning. We have a lot of new hitters on our team and a lot of people in good positions than they've played in the last year," Mooney said. "If we can get her going than that's just another attack for us."
At 8-13 overall and now 4-5 in Southland Conference, ACU has seven games left, five of which are on the road and five of which are against teams ahead of them in the standings. While this will give the team a great opportunity to continue to climb the ladder, the Wildcats will still have some work left to do if they want to clinch a postseason tournament berth.


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Fantasy Wine List
words | Martin Flageul
Maybe it is not only the wine that brings back memories of what a real "fantasy wine list" might contain. The company you are with, the food served, the location and ambience will all add to the enjoyment of great bottles. I have had the great fortune to share some wonderful experiences with many such people, sadly some no longer with us. So my fantasy wine list would have to include the following wines.
Champagne Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Grand Siecle vintage 1990 was served at lunch at Château Louvois, the home of the late Bernard de Nonancourt, past President of Laurent-Perrier and as host of a party from all corners of the world he had invited to see France compete and win the World Cup Final in great style over Brazil in 1998. This champagne was the first production of Grand Siecle to carry a vintage and subsequently only two more vintages of this fantastic cuvée were produced. Always produced with only wines from the finest Grands Crus vineyards Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Grand Siecle is now always a blend of three top vintages. The single vintage which was produced in 1990 was outstanding with tremendous body, structure and backbone yet retaining elegance from the Chardonnay which is the hallmark of Laurent-Perrier's style; truly one of the greatest champagnes I have ever tasted.
On a visit to meet one of the outstanding names in the world of wine, I dined with Monsieur Louis Latour at his Beaune offices in 1981. Having been the importer of his Burgundy wines since 1961, this was an invitation by Louis Latour to continue our trading partnership for the future. The company Victor Hugo Wines had just been formed and a group of directors and their wives from Ann Street Brewery Company were invited to meet the Latour family. A very memorable bottle of Corton-Pougets 1947 was served at lunch and the memory of this wine still lingers. The fact that it had only travelled a few kilometres from its time on the vine to the time it was enjoyed in the glass might have had something do with it but the wine was so abundantly fruity, with amazing red-berried flavours and still with some soft tannins making it a truly great Burgundy. Today the vintages offered are more recent but the quality of Louis Latour wines, particularly from his own Château Corton Grancey is unsurpassed.
My longest standing friend in the wine trade is John Salvi, Master of Wine; he became my mentor way back in the early 1960s when he introduced me to slightly chilled glass of St Emilion with grilled fillet of bass; fantastic match! Having had the pleasure to visit Bordeaux on many occasions it was in 1981 that we met at the very first Vinexpo wine exhibition and John invited me to Château Palmer in Margaux to taste a range of vintages. The late Peter Sichel, co-owner of Château Palmer, opened a bottle of the 1961 vintage and the amazing complexity of this wine remains with me today; the powerful aromas of blackcurrant, with hints of vanilla and delicate violet scent following through into the mouth were outstanding. Whilst the soft fruit flavours and gentle floral tones were caressing my taste buds a whole powerful explosion of grape and oak tannins were also apparent… this wine will last forever I thought and it is still youthful in its style today… so maybe it will go on forever!
So my "Fantasy Wine List" will remain very much a fantasy but my great friends in the wine trade and their wines will live on in my memory forever.


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Dartmouth, Penn Combine For Crazy 21-Inning Game
Image credit: Penn slugger Craig Larsen
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania on Saturday played what is sure to be the craziest game of the year in college baseball—or probably at any level—as the Quakers defeated the Big Green, 21-15, in 21 innings.
It was supposed to be the first game of a scheduled doubleheader, but after playing for six hours and 22 minutes, Game 2 was pushed back to Sunday. It was the longest game in Ivy League history and one of 11 games in Division I history to last at least 21 innings. Of those games, it was by far the highest scoring.
The game truly had just about everything. Penn slugger Craig Larsen hit for the cycle. The Big Green (9-15, 3-4 Ivy) twice erased three-run deficits in do-or-die innings. The Quakers (15-8, 4-3 Ivy) finally put the game out of reach with an eight-run 21st inning.
The game got off to a fast start as the two teams both scored five runs in the first three innings. After that, they both settled into the game. Dartmouth pushed a run across in the fifth to take the lead, and Penn put up a five-spot in the eighth to take a 10-6 advantage. The big blow came on a grand slam from Larsen, his third of the season.
The Big Green weren't going to go quietly, however. They scored once in the eighth and Ben Rice led off the ninth with a home run. Down to their final out, Matt Feinstein delivered a two-run double to tie the game.
And with that rally, the two teams embarked on an extra-innings journey they won't soon forget.
After three scoreless innings, Penn pushed back in front with a three-run 13th as Josh Hood and Matt O'Neill delivered the two key blows. But, again, Dartmouth kept fighting. The Big Green scored three runs of their own in the bottom half of the inning, tying the game on a sacrifice fly.
For the next seven innings, neither team was able to break through. Penn's Josh Sidney and Dartmouth's Jonah Jenkins matched zeroes. Sidney threw six scoreless innings, while Jenkins threw five. They were the only two pitchers in the game to not allow a run.
Finally, in the 21st inning, the floodgates opened for Penn. Peter Matt led off the inning with a triple and Sean Phelan drove him in to give the Quakers a lead. They went on to score seven more runs, opening a gap that was too much for the Big Green to overcome. But, again, they didn't roll over and scored twice in the bottom half of the inning before Joe Miller was able to shut the door for Penn.
The final box score reads like a total for the weekend. Penn pounded out a program-record 30 hits, led by Larsen. The freshman went 5-for-12 with two doubles, a triple and a home run to become the first Quaker to hit for the cycle since 2000. He completed the feat in the 13th inning with a bunt single. Matt, Hood and Tommy Courtney added four hits for Penn. For Dartmouth, Trevor Johnson, Nate Ostmo and Steffan Torgersen all recorded four hits.
In all, the two teams combined for 55 hits, 23 walks, 22 strikeouts and 684 pitches thrown. Both teams had 103 plate appearances and now share the NCAA record. Matt and Larsen now hold the record for most at-bats in a game (12).
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Published 6th September 2018
The Australian Government today announced an expanded list of independent assessors, available to assess appropriate workplace adjustments for people with disability. These assessments, which will be provided free of charge, enable people with disability and their employers to access government funding to pay for reasonable adjustments to a workplace so a person with disability can commence or keep a job. The assessors will exercise expert judgement in making appropriate and accurate workplace assessments for people with disability, Disability Services Assistant Minister, Jane Prentice said.
For more information go to: www.JobAccess.gov.au
In other disability employment news, the workforce delivering frontline NDIS services has increased by 10.5 per cent. And, when it comes to employing people with disability, Queensland leads the other states with 27.6 per cent of its NDIS workforce with a disability, followed by Tasmania with 20.7 per cent and the ACT on 16 per cent. Victoria and NSW have 12.2 per cent and 12.4 per cent respectively and South Australia, 5.1 per cent. More than 2,300 jobs have been created to deliver the NDIS in local communities across Australia. Social Services Minister, Dan Tehan said the NDIS Partners in the Community (PITC) program was creating jobs within experienced and qualified organisations in local communities that were delivering essential services.
For more information about this article, please visit the website.
Author: Kymberly Martin
Year: August 9, 2018
Website: freedom2live
URL: https://www.freedom2live.com.au/category/news/page/2/#.W5G-gUYzaUl
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Last time around I ran into two major issues.
- Tolerance between moving parts was too tight. My pivot pins on the inner ring were pretty much jammed into their holes…
- Fragility of the part. Using 1mm diameter pivot pins using the detail material (weak) was not a good idea. Coupled with the tight pin problem above, it meant I accidentally snapped a couple of pivot pins off the blades when I tried to rotate close the iris.
- Coarse triangulation of the exported STL which made the two rings too 'blocky' to rotate freely with each another. My fault, fixed by (labourously) tweaking/experimenting with Alibre's Export.
So how did I fix it all?
The design
This message thread on the Shapeways forums details a few experiments other people have tried printing 'living hinges' and moving parts direct from 3D print. Appears the magic number is >0.1mm gap between two components to avoid them fusing together…so I went for a margin of error and aimed for >0.25mm gap.
While reading it all, my previous design came as 26 individual components…which probably annoyed the hell out of Shapeways staff while shipping it. With the improved tolerances, I tweaked the design to combine all components into one assembly to be printed in one go hoping it'll work 'out of the box'. Yes thats right, printing in 'one-piece' and hoping it works!
A few other tweaks here and there; making it smaller to save cost, making the pivot pins thicker, putting a covering skin on it to hide/contain the blades and around an hour later…
One thing to note is that this only took an hour because I cheated and reused my previous Alibre Design files. Being a parametric modeller, all I had to do in most instances is edit some dimension values on the sketches I've set up on the previous design. Easy!
I also didn't bother doing math calculating on how long the sliding slot should be, simply judged it by eye by sliding/rotating the blades in assembly mode to see approximately how much movement I'll need to achieve full closure/opening. This is seeming more and more like an Alibre advertisement isn't it?
The painful STL export again…
One rant though is with the STL export – its non-intuitive, the help file instructions were that helpful and it all came down to trial and error. I learnt :-
- Tweaking the normal deviation setting is a bad call. Making it smaller will result in either a humungous file or Alibre crashing out.
- Tweaking the surfaces setting is too painful. It either had a negligible effect on things or I was simply doing it wrong…
- Tweaking the maximum cell size worked! Well kind of. It basically asks the exporting to enforce a triangle plate size to be smaller than what you specify, so a small value generates alot of triangular cells. This is not optimal because even if you had a large flat triangular sheet that could be very well represented by one large triangle, it'll now be forced to make it into 893475 triangles…
- Why kind of? Because the Shapeways design validator crashed/errored out of me when I had the cell size too fine (0.1). I had to nudge that back to (0.2) before Shapeways accepted the file.
Naturally I used Meshlabs to validate the triangulation and remove duplicate vertices again. This step is required to allow it to pass Shapeways validation, it also cuts the STL filesize by 80% typically.
Oh I forgot to explain why it was painful. Learning items 1-4 above probably took me oh over 2-3 hours? [Though I still remained productive by fixing my girlfriend's Nintendo DS…].
Waiting for the shipping again
Actually waiting to find my wallet to click the order button 🙂 Lets see how this turns out!


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After a Sunday afternoon Board of Governors call, the NHL and NHLPA have come to an official agreement for a 56-game season to begin on Jan. 13.
While the schedule is not set to be released until next week, the regular season will wrap up on May 8, with the uniquely familiar postseason beginning soon after. Each division will have their top-four teams play internal playoff rounds — first place playing fourth, second place playing third — until one final team is left standing for the Stanley Cup semi-finals sometime in the summer. The hope is that the Cup will be awarded in mid-July, to make time for a "regular" off-season and start to the 2021-22 season.
Initially, no fans will be allowed at the games, but each game will be played at the home arena, unless there are local restrictions preventing them. The NHL appears to be prepared to play in "neutral sites" if necessary.
For all the key dates around the league, we turn to our friends over at CapFriendly, just so I don't have to painstakingly write every date.
All of this fun and future-looking for how the season is going to turn out isn't truly about the NHL until we need to read the fine print and have taken at least one year in law school to really understand it all.
Again, our pals have figured out the minutiae of the taxi squad for the upcoming season.
It's fairly straight forward, but as we all discovered earlier this weekend, the extra set of players will require waivers — should the player require waivers for a normal demotion — and will have the same cap hit effect as being sent down to the minors; a maximum of $1.075-million coming off the cap per player.
Even after the Minnesota Wild, Dallas Stars, and St. Louis Blues bouncing between various restructured divisions, the NHL has released the list with their official titles.
North: Ottawa-Montreal-Toronto-Winnipeg-Edmonton-Calgary-Vancouver
East: Boston-Buffalo-New Jersey-NY Islanders-NY Rangers-Philadelphia-Pittsburgh-Washington
Central: Carolina-Chicago-Columbus-Detroit-Florida-Dallas-Nashville-Tampa Bay
West: Anaheim-Arizona-Colorado-Minnesota-Los Angeles-Las Vegas-San Jose-St. Louis
As the numbers tell the story, each team in the East, Central and West divisions will play each other eight times, while the North will face-off nine or 10 times.
While this appears to be a finalized plan, the NHL is still leaving room to stay mobile depending on the current state of COVID-19 and how the various states and provinces are handling the pandemic, according to the press release:
One man is certainly happy that the season is officially starting.
"The National Hockey League looks forward to the opening of our 2020-21 season, especially since the Return to Play in 2019-20 was so successful in crowning a Stanley Cup champion," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in the press release. "While we are well aware of the challenges ahead, as was the case last spring and summer, we are continuing to prioritize the health and safety of our participants and the communities in which we live and play. And, as was the case last spring and summer, I thank the NHLPA, particularly Executive Director Don Fehr, for working cooperatively with us to get our League back on the ice."
Speaking of Fehr and the players, he decides to look on the bright side and view the return to play as an escape for us fans.
"The Players are pleased to have finalized agreements for the upcoming season, which will be unique but also very exciting for the fans and Players alike," said Don Fehr, NHLPA Executive Director, in the release. "During these troubled times, we hope that NHL games will provide fans with some much needed entertainment as the players return to the ice."
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Format: 2 CDs, 29 tracks, (Disc 1: 71:29, Disc 2: 73:40)
Label: Metal Crash MECD 2139/40
Disc 1:
1. Eat The Rich
2. Toys In The Attic
3. Love In An Elevator
4. Back In The Saddle
5. Joe Perry Solo
6. Draw The Line
7. What It Takes
8. Rag Doll
9. Brad Solo
10. Last Child
11. Stop Messin' Around
12. Amazing
13. Joe Perry Solo
14. Boogie Man
15. Shut Up And Dance
16. Janie's Got A Gun
Disc 2:
1. Dude (Looks Like A Lady)
2. Dream On
3. J. Kramer Drum Solo
4. Walk This Way
5. Livin' On The Edge
6. Sweet Emotion (Bass solo & Joe Perry Solo)
7. Train Kept A Rollin'
8. Toys In The Attic
9. Sweet Emotion
10. Cryin'
11. Dude (Looks Like A Lady)
12. Livin' On The Edge
13. Train Kept A Rollin'
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Jones Beach Amphitheather, Wantaugh, NY on September 4, 1993 except Tracks 8-13 on Disc 2, Foxboro Stadium, Foxboro, MA, September 6, 1993
Jones Beach is a very good to excellent audience recording. The tracks from the Foxboro concert a few days later were part of the Walden Woods benefit concert that were broadcast on FM radio, These recordings were three months into their USA tour at the start of the Get A Grip World Tour.
The CD likes to list the solos although it lists the solo before Last Child as Joe's when it is Brad's.


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This reindeer moss pendant in bronze is a beautiful colour and design. The pendant length, including bail, is just over 5cm and the bronze chain is c72cm. It was designed by Hannu Ikonen in the 1970s. Excellent vintage condition.
Hannu Ikonen worked in silver and bronze, and worked for Valo-Koru throughout the 1970s. His best-known work includes the Reindeer moss (Renmoosblüte) series.
The Finnish company, Valo-Koru produces jewellery in silver and bronze since 1969. Hannu Ikonen, Juhani Valo and Jorma Valo have all designed for Valo-Koru.


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My family stopped at the local ski hill yesterday to try to find some ski boots for my oldest. We didn't find any boots but they had blown a bunch of snow that the kids were playing in.
I'm hoping that they open soon. The nights are getting cold enough where they can start blowing snow.


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Study shows how specific amino acids affect the growth of farmed fish
The effect of plant-based ingredients in aquaculture feeds
The inclusion of plant ingredients in fish diets is increasing and intends to improve the sustainability of aquaculture feeds. Soybean meal is one of these ingredients that has been successfully included in aquafeeds due to its high protein content and relatively well-balanced amino acid profile. However, these diets are limited in the amino acid methionine (an essential amino acid for growth) and require supplementation to fulfil fish nutritional needs.
How methionine sources are absorbed and metabolized and how does it affect the growth of farmed fish? Our researchers Sofia Engrola, Rita Teodósio and Cláudia Aragão in collaboration with Evonik Operations GmbH (Germany) company have developed a metabolic trial to study how methionine supplements, DL-Met and MHA-Ca, fed to tilapia juveniles (Oreochromis niloticus) act on their development.
How do methionine supplements act on fish metabolism?
Throughout the study, fish were fed three times a day for 57 days, where researchers registered feed intake. This study, recently published in the International Aquafeed Magazine, demonstrated that different sources of methionine influence the absorption and metabolism of fish. A comparison between fish diets supplemented with DL-Methionine or MHA-Ca showed that DL-Methionine increased growth performance and protein retention and reduced nitrogen losses.
The long-term results
In the long term and through the contribution of these scientific studies, aquaculture production will benefit from a solid knowledge on fish nutrition. In turn, the industry will increase diet quality and consequently the efficiency of diet utilization while lowering environmental impact. These science-based formulations are expected to contribute to a more sustainable industry and society.
Find out more about this study HERE.


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Environmental toxicology
Environmental toxicology
There are more than 100 000 chemicals on the European market. Are you interested in how chemicals may affect humans and wildlife and how chemical hazards and risks are identified? If so, this is the right specialisation for you.
After your master education you can either work as an environmental toxicologist in a company or in an authority at the governmental, county or municipal level. You may also continue with doctoral studies in toxicology/ecotoxicology.
For this specialisation we recommend good knowledge in chemistry and animal physiology.
Information about the specialisation
he specialisation normally starts with the course Toxicology D, but students who already have a strong background in toxicology may instead choose Limnology D or Ecology D. The starting course also contains a general introduction to the master program.
The next course, Ecotoxicology, deals with chemicals in the environment – e.g. their origin, fate, distribution and effects. Within this course, short projects each lasting two to four days and focusing on current ecotoxicological problems will give you an idea about the job assignments of professional ecotoxicologists. Two of these projects are about environmental risk assessment.
During the first period of the spring semester, Swedish students have the opportunity to take the course Miljö- och förvaltningsrätt för naturvetare, which is included in this specialisation because there is a need of this competence when working with risk assessment and management students who want a deeper molecular and/or physiological understanding and those aiming for PhD studies are advised to take a course within the areas molecular biology, neuroscience or immunology.
The final course of the second semester, Toxicology and Risk Assessment, will increase your knowledge in toxicology and give practical experience in human health risk assessment. This kind of competence is requested if you plan to work in authorities or in the chemical/pharmaceutical industry.
During the second year you can choose additional courses or combine a research training period and a degree project of 30 or 45 hp credit points.
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Studying this specialisation in environmental toxicology, you will aquire knowledge and skills that are requested in the society. Most likely the need of ecotoxicologists in private companies and in public institutions will increase in the near future due to the new chemical legislation within EU (REACH). Already today you can find ecotoxicologists at public institutions (e.g. Medical Product Agency, National Food Administration, Swedish Chemicals Agency, Environmental Protection Agency) and private companies within the environmental protection sector (e.g. IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, SWECO, Golder Associates)
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This is a very old game, most sounds don't work! Jack and Alan Let's Play it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GpdIcgiVA4 - At the beginning white screen, look for a tower - Do not press the chat key / - Do not reset ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Based on the indie game Fibrillation and the recounting of Ewan Berrington's life-after-clinical-death experience in 1992, The Red is a first person philosophic horror with elements of mysticism for a run-through in one breath. You've got only one chance to play through the whole game with no saves. You find yourself wandering about mysterious places, each more strange than the last. Hallucinations? A trap of mind? Life in the balance? Haunted by your own fears, you have to make sense of it all and find a way out. While passing through numerous obstacles, you will face choices that mean the difference between life and death.
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As you're eating your lunch on campus with your friends, your phone buzzes and you stop what you're doing to take a quick glance. You see a text that reads:
" Hey! Will you be my date to this party tonight?"
You're noticeably uncomfortable as you begin to shift in your seat and twiddle with your thumbs. You know this guy, and you think he's super nice. You just don't want to go out with him. Your gal pals around you notice and ask you what's up. You nonchalantly tell them that it's no big deal and even though you don't want to, you say yes to being the date anyway, because you feel obligated. You don't want the guy to feel bad, and you don't want to be a party pooper.
Your friends tell you that it"ll be fine and it's no big deal if you go. It's just a party.
"It's just a party."
The words of your friends ring in your ears.
Your friends shrug and go back to what they are doing while you reluctantly text back "Sure!" even though you really rather say, "No thank you, I rather make a date with a bowl of chips and Netflix tonight, thanks anyway."
It's later that day and as the date approaches you begin to get more and more anxious, but you don't want to be that girl who says no, leaving a bad mark on your college rep. So instead of texting him that you're taking a rain check, you pull yourself off the couch and walk to your bedroom to get your outfit ready.
You go through outfit upon outfit upon outfit. Finally, you pick the one that you think you look the best in but feel uncomfortably tight and exposed.
I just need to look good for this one night.
You say to yourself. You squeeze into the outfit and go to do your makeup. You really like going natural, but you feel if you do, you'll be subtly judged the whole night.
So you put on your makeup and then wait for your date to arrive. Already counting down the minutes before you can come back home and slip into your favorite cozy PJs.
Moments later, he shows up at your front door and off you go, not saying a word, not wanting to make him mad, sad or confused. So you go. And you oblige. And you shut the door behind you because it's just a party.
Friends, If you read this and felt like this was a scenario that was all too familiar, let me speak this truth to you. If there is ever a time where even a small part of you wants to stay back or say "no" to the date, you have the right. You are not in charge of anyone's expectations or feelings except for your own, and before you go on a date that you want to go on, you need to learn to listen to your heart when you're confronted with invitations that you rather not be apart of.
But I would feel so bad.
Sure, I get that, but we are not called to make everyone's day. We are called to take care of ourselves and to take care of those around us, and if you disregard your own intentions, you are not going to be able to care for others in the best way possible.
Saying "no" to things like this definitely sounds easier said than done, but that's why you practice it. The more you let yourself figure out how to care for your emotions in the best way, the more confidence you"ll find it saying "no" to the things you truly want to say no to and saying yes to the things that bring you joy.
The conviction that you may feel by saying "no" is not worth compromising your joy and what you feel is best for you. You are worth more than giving a pity yes - no matter how important you think it may be. Your comfort, your respect, and your time are better spent with someone who you want to be with, not someone you feel obliged to.
Now, please don't get the wrong idea. I'm not saying to go hide in a cave and never date again. I'm saying when you find yourself reluctant to go out with someone and feel guilty by turning the invite down, that's a sign within itself you need to step back and reevaluate what is best for your heart and for your well being.
So next time you're faced with a situation that you feel required to say yes to, remember that your worth comes first, and that should never be compromised for a weak yes. Practice strong, confident no's, and save the yeses for something that you really care about. I promise it will change the way you live your life.


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The number of connected trucks is growing, and fleet managers hope that translates into a positive impact on vehicle uptime and sustainability.
Scania says its transformational technology already is boosting both.
The Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer launched Flexible Maintenance contracts only two years ago, and says it already had 70,000 customers under contract by the end of 2018—a 68% increase year over year—as more carriers opt for maintenance contracts and time-saving services that leverage connected trucks.
The service is giving customers up to a full day of extra operation each year, boosting their profitability and the service they provide to their customers, Scania said.
"This is one of several signs that connectivity is transforming heavy transport," said Karin Rådström, executive vice president, and head of sales and marketing at Scania. "From the customer's point of view, the results of Scania's embrace of connectivity back in 2011 are becoming more and more beneficial by the year.
"Better uptime and smarter planning means improved bottom line and more sustainable transport."
Scania reports putting more than 360,000 of its connected trucks and buses on the road by the end of last year, saying about 90% of the rolling fleet in Europe is connected, and other parts of the world are following.
The total rolling fleet of Scania vehicles drives 2.9 billion kilometers (1.8 billion miles) every month. In 2011, the corresponding figure was 62 million kilometers (38 million miles). It's the wealth of data provided by vehicles' on-board connected devices that allows Scania to provide tailored services such as Scania Maintenance with Flexible Plans, vehicle servicing based on real-time operational data and actual vehicle usage.
Here, the operational data of each truck is monitored when deciding on maintenance needs. Thus, for example, oil and filter changes can be made at an ideal time, cutting the amount of time in the workshop, improving customer economy and making part changes as sustainable as possible.
"Connectivity is invaluable in research and development," said Claes Erixon, executive vice president, and head of research and development at Scania. "The volume of operational data from on-road Scania vehicles is doubled every 20 months. Engineers benefit from all this information when designing new features or improving existing functions.
"They can then delve into all previous data to determine, for example, component wear and durability as the starting point for an optimal design."
Real-time data from connected vehicles also is broadening the range of services Scania can offer to its customers, the company said.
Connectivity is the basis for Scania Fleet Management, with its insights into driving styles, productivity and economy that can improve vehicle performance and enhance safety. This is vital for operating economically, road safety and environmental impact, and allows Scania to provide driver training and personal coaching, as well as on-board driver-focused systems.


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The life-changing loaf of bread
This loaf uses whole grains, nuts, and seeds. It is high in protein. It is incredibly high in fibre. It is gluten-free and vegan. Everything gets soaked for optimal nutrition and digestion. I will go so far as to say that this bread is good for you. But you might ask yourself how the heck this bread holds itself together without any flour. Nice observation, and the answer is psyllium seed husks. Psyllium seed husks are one of nature's most absorbent fibres, able to suck up over ten times their weight in water. But what does this have to do with bread? Well, the idea here is to use psyllium to bind all these lovely ingredients together without resorting to flour.
- 1 cup (135 g) sunflower seeds
- ½ cup (90 g) flax seeds
- ½ cup (65 g) hazelnuts or almonds
- 1½ cups (145 g) rolled oats
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- 4 tbsp psyllium seed husks (or 3 tbsp psyllium husk powder)
- 1 tsp fine grain sea salt (add ½ tsp if using coarse salt)
- 1 tbsp maple syrup
- 3 tbsp melted coconut oil or ghee
- 1½ cups (350 ml) water
Cook's notes
Oven temperatures are for conventional; if using fan-forced (convection), reduce the temperature by 20˚C. | We use Australian tablespoons and cups: 1 teaspoon equals 5 ml; 1 tablespoon equals 20 ml; 1 cup equals 250 ml. | All herbs are fresh (unless specified) and cups are lightly packed. | All vegetables are medium size and peeled, unless specified. | All eggs are 55-60 g, unless specified.
Resting time 2 hours
In a flexible, silicon loaf pan combine all dry ingredients, stirring well. Whisk maple syrup, oil and water together in a measuring cup. Add this to the dry ingredients and mix very well until everything is completely soaked and dough becomes very thick (if the dough is too thick to stir, add one or two teaspoons of water until the dough is manageable). Smooth out the top with the back of a spoon. Let sit out on the counter for at least 2 hours, or all day or overnight. To ensure the dough is ready, it should retain its shape even when you pull the sides of the loaf pan away from it.
Preheat oven to 175°C. Place loaf pan in the oven on the middle rack, and bake for 20 minutes. Remove bread from loaf pan, place it upside down directly on the oven rack and bake for another 30-40 minutes. Bread is done when it sounds hollow when tapped. Let cool completely before slicing (difficult, but important).
Store bread in a tightly sealed container for up to five days. Freezes well too – slice before freezing for quick and easy toast!
• You rule the bread, not the other way around. Dump all the ingredients into the loaf pan, stir, and let it sit for a couple hours. Or overnight. Or all day. Or however long or short you find convenient.
• If you don't have hazelnut, you could use almonds. If you don't like oats, you could use rolled spelt. Out of maple syrup? Use honey! See where I am going with this? The only thing I will emphasize is to replace the ingredients in the same proportion and with a similar ingredient for the best results. The rest is your call.
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Survey by RNC Pharma and Doktor Na Rabote (Doctor at Work): 43% of Doctors Tend to Prescribe Original Drugs
43% of doctors prefer to prescribe original drugs, according to an online survey by the RNC Pharma analyst company and the Doktor Na Rabote (Doctor at Work) social media service for doctors. At the same time, only 16% have personally encountered low quality alternatives, and another 27% resort to generics only when dealing with simple cases. It is difficult to say what kind of motivation those 27% have; it may be the conservatism that is natural for medical specialists, as well as general distrust of the Russian healthcare system, in particular of healthcare provision.
33% of the respondents somewhat agree to use generics, and 11% of them take into account the patient's financial situation when deciding between the generic and the original drug (in the outpatient segment, since there is no choice in the public segment). At the same time, 18% do not see any difference between generics and original drugs in most cases, which is even higher than those who have encountered poor quality alternatives.
Another 4% believe that original drugs should only be used while there are no generics, which is the way health systems in developed countries (USA, Germany, etc.) function.
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Arrest Warrant
The Town of Kirkland Police Department is currently looking for a subject who has been involved in an incident on March 19 in Clark Mills. The individual we are looking for is Warren Breen, who is pictured below. He currently has an active arrest warrant issued for his arrest.
If anyone knows where he is please call us on our Tips Line at
315-853-3311 or send us an email via our website at www.kirklandpolice.com. All calls and all information that is provided will be kept confidential.