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Amazon Payments Takes On PayPal With Expanded Partners, Tools and Support
Amazon is expanding its Amazon Payments services, as it positions itself as key a competitor to PayPal, Apple and other facilitators for e-commerce platforms.
The Internet giant offers companies, developers and e-commerce agencies that it certifies several tools to make it easier for their clients to adopt Amazon Payments, in addition to technical support. Amazon also says it will offer joint-marketing opportunities to certain partners.
The newly expanded certification program, named Amazon Payments Global Partner Program, is available in the U.S., Germany, the U.K. and Japan; but participation is by invitation only.
E-commerce companies can already utilize Amazon Payments, making it easier for customers to simply check out by typing in their Amazon.com account information. That's a lot quicker than having to re-enter personal data and credit card information.
The expanded program will provide the "Pay with Amazon" option for sellers who set up e-commerce sites through three participating Amazon partners — Canadian firm Shopify, French company PrestaShop and Japan's Future Shop Co. (more are listed on Amazon's website).
How much of an expansion would this mean for Amazon Payments? For example, Shopify alone reports that its platform caters to more than 240,000 online stores through it's one click upsell shopify app scheme for getting a Shopify website up and running in no time.
And that also means more revenue for Amazon. Amazon charges merchants 2.9 percent of each transaction, plus a 30-cent fee.


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Yasumasa Morimura: The Photographer Provacateur at Luhring Augustine
Yasumasa Morimura returns to Luhring Augustine with a new exhibit titled 'Las Meninas Renacen de Noche' (Las Meninas Reborn in the Night), based on the classic painting by Spanish master Diego Velasquez which was completed in 1656. In this new series of images, Morimura interprets each of the subjects from this seminal work in the form of self-portraits through physical and sartorial transformations. Morimura photographed Las Meninas in its original home at the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid, fully absorbing and enhancing his scholarly experience with the canvas. For the very first time, Morimura inserted himself free of disguise and assumed the role of a simple observer. As in the past, Morimura is navigating the familiar terrain of cultural identity - particularly Western identity - along with social status, class, and sexuality. Morimura has long held a deep fascination with Western culture seen through his Eastern lens, and has cleverly used film and conceptual photography as a compelling medium. Over the past three decades Morimura has explored pop culture icons such as Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, Madonna and historical figures including Adolf Hitler, Che Guevara, and Albert Einstein. Utilizing metamorphosis as a focal point in his body of work, it has served as a dynamic tool to blur gender, race, age and fully analyze the human psyche. Yasumasa Morimura's 'Las Meninas Renacen de Noche' is now on view at Luhring Augustine through January 24th.
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Last night, before falling asleep, son was chatting happily. One of the things I interpret as words sounded either like #Giraffe or #JIRA.
Thankfully, as we were in the Zoo, I'm pretty sure he was talking about Giraffes. Otherwise we'd have to have a long and serious talk about issue management tools, 'cos we aren't going to use JIRA in this household.


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Jobbing PAYE umbrella contractors may be interested in the latest REC snapshot of the emerging impact of the Agency Workers Regulations.
The main conclusion of the REC's ongoing feedback from recruiters across the UK is that some sectors are being more significantly affected than others but, overall, the effects have by no means been disastrous. The evidence from successive REC/KPMG Reports on Jobs, however, suggests that, overall, temporary billings have shown a "slight but sustained contraction over recent months."
The status of contractors who work through limited companies has posed particular challenges over the last month, along with the practicalities of the Pay Between Assignments (PBA) model, REC member feedback suggests, but there is better news for the future.
The latest REC JobsOutlook report, which polls the hiring intentions of 500 UK employers, reveals that plans to recruit temporary staff over the next three months remain robust. 81% of employers intend to so do so, which should bring some degree of comfort to contractors in search of new assignments. There has also been a rise in the number of employers intending to hire agency staff in the longer term.
One key development in the post-AWR world is that recruitment agencies have to adjust to employing temporary staff under the PBA model mentioned earlier. This is a development that carries a fair amount of administrative baggage with it, including procedures for performance management, absence and disciplinary issues; however, most appear to be making these changes reasonably smoothly.
The REC is compiling an impact assessment report in conjunction with the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS), which should be released within the next month.


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Rad Stuff: Fifty Three Pencil
During a web development project at work, I was given a reference to a site called fiftythree.com
It's a pretty well designed and simple site for a very cool product. A digital stylus called 'Pencil' that works with smart devices and with their IOS app called 'Paper'. First impression is quite good. It's as good and better than expected after reading the site and checking out their video content. Will write a more in-depth review after some more time with the Pencil.
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Directed by Adrianna Mitchell
The Crooked Room, a collaborative surreal theatrical experience, created by 2 A.C.T. MFA alumni, takes us on the journey of a Queer Black woman fasting alone in a room attempts to take vows of silence but is plagued by the loud thoughts that surface. Brutality at the core of the American Dream and the generational debris that follows comes to a head in The Crooked Room, where "closed mouths don't get fed."
Presented by BATCO & QCC
8PM Fri June 28
2PM & 8PM Sat June 29
At the African-American Art & Culture Complex
Starring Jerrie Johnson
Directed By Adrianna Mitchell
$15 for Students & Seniors
$20 for General
$35 for Center Seating
$50 for Support the Artist Tix
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is a recent Alumni from the American Conservatory Theater's Masters of Fine Arts program. She will soon be playing Titania in CalShakes' upcoming production of Midsummer Night's Dream. Her regional credits include Belle in ACT's A Christmas Carol, OG Howland/Hawkins understudy for Men On Boats, The Nina in Airness and Phebe and Celia in As You Like it at Chautauqua Theater Company and Olga in Three Sisters.
Johnson is excited to be bringing The Crooked Room to the Queer Arts Festival. "As a Queer Art Activist, it is my duty to tell my story, truthFULLY and unapologetically. It is my right to push up against the patriarchy and challenge white supremacy through my art, thus beginning the journey to
liberation and bringing my community closer to healing," Johnson says, "My desire is that this piece be moveable, both literally and emotionally." @ThaBlackIceQueen
is a New York City based actor / director / writer from Atlanta, GA, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Spelman College, and an alumna of American Conservatory Theater's M.F.A. program. She is thrilled to return to the Bay Area for her directorial debut with BATCO and to remount The Crooked Room, which she directed and co-devised with Jerrie Johnson in A.C.T.'s Sky Festival in 2017.
The Crooked Room was originally inspired by Melissa Harris-Perry's quote, "When they confront race and gender stereotypes, black women are standing in a crooked room, and they have to figure out which way is up." Adrianna seeks to contemplate how Black and POC women navigate the intersectionality of oppressions we weather while also facilitating a healing artistic process leading to greater self-awareness.
As a writer/actor, Adrianna co-authored an original adaptation of Black Orpheus at A.C.T., which she performed in at the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival in 2015. She also co-authored A Subtlety: The Sugar Play, a magical satire exploring the impact of Sugar on Black history and bodies.
Regional Credits: Hamlet, A Christmas Carol, Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Las Meninas, Love and a Bottle, Topdog Underdog, Sunset Baby (A.C.T.), Flex (Berkeley Rep Ground Floor), Noises Off (Two River Theater), Romeo and Juliet, Taming of the Shrew (Chautauqua Theater Company); Measure for Measure (Actors' Shakespeare Project) Television TV credits: "Little America" (Apple/Universal Television), "Lincoln" (NBC Universal) .
IG: @adriannamitchell_
In celebration of Juneteenth 2019, The Bayview Opera House Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre and the Bay Area Theater Company (BATCO) are producing a one-night-only encore performance of BATCO's I, Too, Sing America. Followed by a Bayview Community Mixer, meet and greet your friends and neighbors.
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This is the perfect program for anyone who wants to improve people's lives through food.
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Before undertaking Work Integrated Learning placement students must obtain a Blue card, complete a National Criminal History check and a QLD Health orientation package and may be required to complete first aid and CPR training. Students must also provide evidence of Hepatitis B immunisation, and evidence of vaccination for the diseases measles, mumps, rubella, varicella and pertussis — refer to Program Requirements.
Students will be required to undertake some placements outside the Sunshine Coast region in metropolitan and regional/rural centres. Expenses for these and other placement requirements are to be incurred by the student. Placements in fourth year are undertaken on a full-time basis.
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Graduates are eligible to become members of:
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...is from Finland and he's a pretty well-regarded composer here and, well, everywhere. You can read more about him here.
(That's his face in the background.)
Rob and I had the incredible good fortune of attending one the Helsinki Orchestra's rehearsals of works by Jean Sibelius earlier this year.
Sadly, I'm not a big fan of his music. It's a bit dark and moody for my tastes, which is odd because I studied classical music for 15 years--almost majored in music in college--and I loved playing moody Russian compositions. I thought the styles would be similar. Perhaps they are. But perhaps my tastes have changed over the years....
I am a big fan of this monument to Sibelius, however, which is located near the sea in Helsinki quite close to the boys' school.
There are more than 600 hollow steel pipes welded together by artist Eila Hiltunen.
The experience reminded me a bit of viewing Chicago's beloved "bean" sculpture in that you can stand underneath the sculpture, get "up close and personal" and feel the cool steel if you reach out to touch it.
I miss the Bean. I miss Chicago.


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Expert mountain climber Jayden Harris has the world at feet until an avalanche at Everest base camp sweeps it all out from under her. She wants nothing more to do with the mountains, and turns her back on it all.
Rhian Phillips is a successful London marketing executive who has the chance of a lifetime fall in her lap. She's sent to produce a reality TV series on competitive climbers, while showcasing the stunning beauty of a Patagonian glacier and the Cerro Fitz Roy range.
An accident brings Jayden and Rhian together, and outside pressures keep them at each other's sides. When you're stuck between a rock and a hard place eventually something has to give. The one thing they never counted on was them both wanting to stay together.
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Comment Deadline On The Desalination EIR
Gary Patton, Land Use Report, KUSP, Friday, July 26, 2013
Whenever the Land Use Report comments on an issue with which the Wittwer & Parkin law firm is involved, on behalf of a client, I identify this involvement, as part of my report. Listeners should be aware that Wittwer & Parkin is currently representing the Community Water Coalition, or CWC, and that the CWC has taken an interest in an array of local water policy issues, specifically including the proposed desalination plant.
I am not going to try to tell you what the CWC thinks about the desalination project. I am, however, going to urge you to make your own views known, whatever they are, as the City and the Soquel Creek Water District undertake a full environmental review of that desalination proposal.
The Draft EIR on the proposed project is online, and thus easily available for review. The deadline for comments on the Draft EIR is Monday, August 12th. Again, I want to encourage listeners to submit their comments, whether those comments are "pro" or "con."
The power of the California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA, is that it requires our local government agencies to respond, substantively, to substantive comments made by members of the public. When you testify at a public hearing, the elected officials on the dais probably won't give you a personal response. If you comment on a Draft EIR, though, a substantive response to your comment is legally required. Re`
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Due to the new taxation policy decreed by Indian government, service tax rate will be adjusted from 15% up to 18% since July 1st , 2017.
Accordingly, all applications collected on or after July 1st , 2017 will be charged by new tax rate, namely service fee of normal application increases from 1610 rupee up to 1652 rupee (including 18% GST) while as for express application from 2415 rupee up to 2478 rupee (including 18% GST). Premium lounge servie fee increases from 2415 rupee up to 2478 rupee (including 18% GST).
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About the Hotel
Property Location
This motel is within the vicinity of Playground Park and Irwin Army Community Hospital. Located in Junction City, Great Western Inn is close to Geary County Historical Museum and Fort Riley Military Base.
Make yourself at home in one of the 55 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and 32-inch flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
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During the first two weeks of November 2018, significant forest fires occurred in the Apuseni region of Romania and in California, USA. The data stream from the Sentinel 2 and 3 satellites of the European Copernicus programme allowed the monitoring of the fire dynamics due to their superior temporal resolution. These images were processed by Terrasigna, a Romanian company with strong background in Earth Observation data processing.
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For the less do-it-yourself inclined Lowe's shopper, the house improvement store has simply added a very worthwhile useful resource to pick out retailers: In-retailer access to Beginning at present, 139 locations in North and South Carolina and the Seattle area will offer up the location's huge database of 1.9 million professionals to consumers. As the world's first and second largest dwelling improvement retailers, Residence Depot and Lowe's share many similarities. The sluggish housing market has some investing in their properties as a substitute of buying and selling up. This has strengthened the home-improvement industry and helped retailers comparable to Dwelling Depot and Lowe's. Buyer must purchase in-inventory main appliance and request next-day supply in store or with a Customer Care representative (1-877-505-4926) before 4 p.m. local time and be within 30 miles of store location for next-day supply.
The average Lowe's retailer accommodates 112,000 square ft of retail area and provides 36,000 gadgets. The BBB letter grade represents the BBB's opinion of how the enterprise is prone to work together with its customers. And the more time that prospects wait in line at returns, the less time they have to shop. This offers the field retailer with higher margins but at the expense of the house owner who's getting a product of slightly lesser high quality marketed below the same model title.
Lowe's is making one main growth with its purchase of RONA, a Canadian house enchancment retailer will 500 shops, reported. A Lowe's Residence Enchancment store is being constructed in the Gateway Center on the nook of East Boronoda and San Juan Grade roads in Salinas, across from the Walmart at Harden Ranch Plaza, and less than a half mile from Northridge Mall.
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How To Get High-Quality Leads By Gamifying Your Referral Marketing Strategy
You never know what you'll get when you ask your customers for referrals.
Your advocates could send you amazing leads…or a slew of low-quality referrals that you'll waste time following up with.
As the Customer Advocate Marketing Manager for Verafin, Jason Oakley believes that quality trumps quantity when it comes to your referral marketing strategy.
Jason knew that many of Verafin's customers would be happy to recommend the fraud detection and anti-money laundering software to their peers. However, he didn't have a program in place to drive referrals.
"We wanted to build a community of loyal customers, reward them for helping us and generate new business," said Jason. "To do this, we launched a customer advocacy community—Verafans." The program challenged Verafin's best customers to advocate and engage with the brand for recognition and perks.
One of Verafin's top goals was to get new referrals. So, Jason posted a challenge asking advocates for referrals. For inviting their peers to learn more about fraud detection, advocates received points— which could be redeemed for prizes—as a token of appreciation.
However, he didn't want to receive a long list of unqualified names.
So, Jason decided to educate advocates to get the right kind of referrals.
Improving the quality of referrals
Jason launched a Referral Certification program. The program was a series of advocacy challenges that taught customers how to submit a good referral.
When advocates completed all the challenges in the certification, they would receive a special badge. So far, Verafin has certified almost 100 advocates.
"The Referral Certification Program keeps us top of mind," said Jason. "When people complete the certification, many of them come back later to give us a referral."
Creating a rush of referrals
Verafin ran a "Referral Rally" experience in February to get advocates excited about submitting referrals. Each week, the top referrer would receive 1,000 points. At the end of the month, the top three referrers would receive a choice of points or prizes.
By using a fun theme, sleek visuals and a time limit, the contest was well received by the Verafans. Jason hoped to collect 40 referrals during the rally, but instead received 117. He plans to run the referral rally again.
"Our Verafans referral program has been a great success," said Jason. "Influitive has allowed us to build a community that engages our customers and helps us drive new business."
Here are Jason's recommendations for improving the quality of your customer referrals:
1. Create a referral persona.
Your advocates won't send you the right referrals if they don't know who you're looking for. It's important to put together a description of your ideal referral. For example:
- What type of company do they work for?
- What is their role?
- What are their top challenges?
- What things would they say if they were struggling with an issue you can help with?
Jason calls this a "Perfect Referral Persona". He shared Verafin's persona in all of the referral challenges.
2. Tell advocates what to expect.
People might not share names with you if they're unsure what you'll do with them. Clearly state how you plan to follow up with each new referral.
You can also keep your advocates in the loop as the referral progresses through your sales cycle. Many advocates want to find out if their referrals turned into customers.
3. Give your advocates options.
Verafin provided advocates with three ways to give referrals—via a form in the AdvocateHub, email or social media. When advocates logged into the Referral Certification Program, they saw all three options. This allowed them to pick the one that worked best for them. They could also get more points by learning about all three options.
4. Prepare your advocates to talk about you.
Jason asked advocates to submit their "Verafin elevator pitch". This challenge was a fun way for Verafin's customers to decide how they would promote the company. The better you prepare advocates to talk about you, the more referrals you will get.
5. Don't let your program get stale.
When your main goal is to get referrals, it can be easy to forget to give your advocates other options. Jason posts new challenges each week—and removes old challenges after two weeks—to keep things fresh. He recommends posting a mix of educational challenges and fun activities to keep advocates engaged. The more they return to your program, the more likely they are to give you a steady stream of referrals.
If you're running low on ideas for new challenges, you can:
- Create challenges based on the season, such as a holiday or major sporting event.
- Focus on topics that your customers care about. For example, Verafin had a "debit card fraud" theme, where their monthly challenges focused on educating advocates about this trending topic.
- Tell other departments what you are doing. They may share ideas with you.
- Set up recurring challenges – such as "Monday Funday". This makes it easy to fill your calendar with fun challenges.
- Use Influitive's challenge templates or visit Influitive's VIP hub for inspiration.
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If Taipei has the Maokong Gondola then Sun Moon Lake has the 'Sun Moon Lake Ropeway'. It was opened to the riding public in December 28, 2009 and connects the aboriginal town of Ita Thao to the famous Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. It is 1877 meters long with 86 cabins in red, yellow and blue color and can transport 3000 passengers in 1 hour. Seeing the lake while riding the cable car is a totally different experience and I was so excited to ride this tourism gem of Taiwan.
|There are lockers in the lobby of the Ita Thao station. Just insert a coin to release the key.
After alighting at Ita Thao stop from the Round-the-Lake Bus, I walked for 800 meters to reach the round-shaped roof of the cable car station. 800 meters then 500 meters... until I found myself walking on a wooden platform standing on top of the lake's shoreline.
Regular tickets cost NTD 300 for a round-trip ticket which is expensive compared to Taipei's Maokong Gondola which would only cost you NTD 100 for a round-trip ride. My Sun Moon Lake Pass which costs NTD 360 already includes a stub for the round-trip ticket for the cable car so I highly recommend buying this pass to save a lot of money. Should I also say that my cable car ride is already free? The round-trip ferry boat ride I have through my Sun Moon Lake Pass in Taiwan Day 797 already costs NTD 300.
The Sun Moon Lake Ropeway is only composed of two stations. The Ita Thao Station is characterized by its circular roof reminding visitors of the simple life of the Ita Thao people when Sun Moon Lake was still waiting to be discovered. The other station is the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village (FACV). It's the gateway to the FACV amusement park in which you need to buy a separate ticket if you want to learn about the different aboriginal tribes of Taiwan and have fun in its various rides.
I didn't enter FACV because it's not yet the right time to see this theme park. When is the best time? It's during the cherry blossom festival. The amusement park has a large number of cherry blossom trees which showers the color of pink in February so there is really no need to be in a hurry to explore FACV.
A souvenir shop can be found at the ground floor of the FACV station and I bought a cable car replica of the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway. It's one of the best souvenir one can buy at Sun Moon Lake and I was so happy to have this toy. It's another addition to my 'Taiwan collections'.
The maximum number of passengers that a cable car of the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway can carry is 8 persons. Since I'm alone I was with five passengers who spoke of a language that sounds Filipino but the words were not really Filipino. I guessed that they are Indonesians. The cable car ascended and as ours ears were popping we saw Sun Moon Lake below. The sun portion of the lake is visibly seen from above and the one-way trip to FACV only lasted for about 10 minutes. I was alone inside the cable car for the return trip but it gave me the liberty to take photos and document my experience in the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway.
It was lunch time when I alighted at Ita Thao Station. Guess what? My gastric juices were already starting a rebellion. (To be continued...)
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 1 "Journey to the Lake"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 2 "The Invisible Line That the Dragon Wrote"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 3 "Dark Knight"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 4 "Rope, Rope and Away"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 5 "Food from the Thao"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 6 "Hello Jiji, Goodbye Tripod"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Part 7 "Ride your life"
Taiwan Day 797to799: Moon Embracing the Sun Finale "The Master's Sun"
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NetApp Transition Fundamentals
This is a free web-based training offered by NetApp. To get your free access code, please contact us at email@example.com. Once we have received your request, a Fast Lane account manager will reach out to you with the access code and instructions to begin your free training.
Course Objectives
- Identify the methodologies that you can use to move data from Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode to the clustered Data ONTAP operating system
- Identify the technical considerations that arise when you transition data to the clustered Data ONTAP operating system
- List the basic steps for transitioning and migrating a NAS workload
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MHAM Submission - Natalie Peach
Poem by Natalie Peach
I used to wonder who the girl on the sideline was.
She watched from a distance, always separate from the group.
I used to watch her smiling at the jokes he told,
laughing at the way she laughed,
joining in the conversations once she was noticed.
I used to wonder who the girl in the hallway was.
She walked like everyone else, talked like them too.
She used to walk with her head down and say hi to her friends as they passed,
but something in her eyes told a deeper story.
I used to wonder who the girl walking home was.
She crossed the street when the lights told her,
and quickened her pace when the people in front were too slow.
She fiddles with her phone every once in a while,
like she's afraid to make eye contact.
I used to wonder if she laid in her bed every night,
thinking of all the things she could have done,
thinking that if she changed… would she be better?
Thinking of a broken heart, or a lonely soul, or of a way out.
I used to wonder if she cried at night like I do so many times.
If she hugged her pillow tightly, if she drowned out the noise.
I wonder if she puts her music on just to sing and dance.
If she thought of a blade, of pills or the bottle.
I used to wonder if she looked at the stars at night,
if she preferred dusk or dawn, if she liked to lay in the sun.
If she liked the autumn leaves or the snow that fell in December,
If she liked the deep forests, the quiet mountains or the sweep of the ocean.
I used to wonder if she was afraid of the dark,
if she was afraid of love, if she was afraid of spiders, or death, or snakes.
If someone she loved lived far away.
If someone loved her back.
I used to wonder why nobody else saw her but me.
When I questioned her friends, they looked at me with quiet confusion.
I used to wonder why I couldn't find her in the hallways or walking home from school.
I saw her today, as I passed by a window, I waved and she waved back.


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Despite recent heavy rain in the Western Cape, the province's farmer association has warned that the industry is not yet out of the woods.
Dam levels have increased slightly to 26% in recent days. However, authorities say levels need to reach an average of 85% before stringent water restrictions can be lifted.
The agricultural sector, which is the largest consumer of water, has had its supply cut between 60% and 87%.
Western Cape farmers have recorded more than R14bn in losses so far, according to Agri Western Cape. CEO Carl Opperman said at the weekend that the water situation had improved from a year ago, but that the crisis was far from over.
"The water restrictions on farmers remain in place … we need our dams to be full. Wine and citrus farmers [have been the hardest hit by the water restrictions]… and the southern Cape has not received much rain," said Opperman.
Farmers have warned that the agricultural sector in the province faces a jobs bloodbath. An estimated 50,000 people could be out of work if the situation does not improve.
In its weekly agricultural commodities wrap, the Agriculture Business Chamber, an organisation that represents commercial farmers and agribusiness, said the next eight days could bring light showers around the Swartland, Helderberg and Winelands regions of the Western Cape. However, this will not make a meaningful improvement on soil moisture as it is expected to be light and scattered, varying between 16mm and 20mm.
"The precipitation forecast for the week of 16 June 2018 presents more of the same — light showers over a few parts of the Western Cape province.
"The new season crop could be strained because soil moisture is quite low in most areas of the province. The recent showers only improved topsoil moisture levels, not subsoil," said Wandile Sihlobo, head of agribusiness research at the Agriculture Business Chamber.
Last week, Cape Town deputy mayor Ian Neilson said winter water saving remained vital. "The less we use, the longer we can stretch the water supply in our dams in case we again receive below-average rainfall."
"The national Department of Water and Sanitation requires that we reduce our water usage to 450-million litres per day. There is a real threat that if we cannot lower usage further, then even tougher restrictions could be imposed," said Neilson.


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Custom fields
On some stage of program usage, you may find that it is needed to add additional information to some entity, but corresponding field to enter this information is missing. Of course, you can write to the developer and ask to include required field in the next update, but there is another option - create this field manually.
In BaccS, you can create own custom fields, place them on any place in object editing forms, display in tables, include in reports, invoices, etc. This operation can be done pretty easily, but requires some attention.
To open Custom fields editor, please go to
and click
Edit custom fields
button on the ribbon. You will see the following window:
To add a new custom field, do the following:
1. Click on the
2. Select entity type to add new field to, type field name (without spaces, it will be added to the database structure), provide field caption (as it will be displayed in the UI), select value type (string, date, boolean, integer, decimal) and provide max length if selected field type is
3. For string fields,
provide max length and optional list of predefined values (comma-separated, like Value1, Value2, Value3, etc.). Then, you will be able to select from these values in your data entry forms.
4. Click OK to confirm field creation.
5. Save program settings and restart the program to apply changes.
When you open list of the changed entity, you will see that corresponding column is already added. In the example above, you can see that we've created
field for the
entity. Here is the list after restarting the program:
New field is created! If to open contractor editing form, this field will be missing there, but it can be added in a few clicks:
1. Right click on empty space of the contractor editing form
2. Select
Customize layout
3. Find a field we've just created and drag it onto the form
4. Close customization window and type something on the added field:
5. Save changes to see that information from the new field was correctly saved:
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On October 31, 1975, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers delivered local football fans a rather large treat. The announcement that University of Southern California head coach John McKay would become the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers sent shock waves through the football world. One of the most successful coaches in college football history was about to take the helm of the expansion Buccaneers.
To read more, check out the Tampa Sports History blog, or the October 29 print edition of La Gaceta newspaper.


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This pretty 2 bedroom cottage is bright and sunny and is located on a quiet country lane in the centre of the island. It is attached to the owners' traditional granite house in the rural parish of Trinity. The front door opens onto a bright well-equipped kitchen/diner and there is an outside area with table and seating - ideal for alfresco dining.
The property is within walking distance of both the Eric Young Orchid Foundation and the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and the north coast cliff paths are also easily accessible from here. This cottage is an ideal base for a family holiday or for two couples.
Car recommended.
Access is up a sloping gravel drive.
Children over 3 years most welcome (the cottage is also suitable for up to 4 adults and an infant in a cot).
Sorry, no smoking at this property.
2 bedrooms.
Ground Floor: Kitchen/diner. Lounge. 1 double bedroom with king size bed. 1 large triple bedroom with 3 single beds. Modern bathroom with bath/shower, basin, WC and heated towel rail.
Bed linen, house and beach towels provided. Flat screen TV. WiFi. Electric cooking, 4 rings and oven. Microwave. Fridge with freezer compartment. Washing machine. Iron and board. Hairdryer. Cafetiere. Travel cot available. Central heating in season. Private entrance. Parking. Outside area with table, benches and sun loungers. Electricity included in rent.
Car recommended
Waitrose supermarket with free parking 1½m. Various farm shops nearby. Pub (Trinity Arms) 1m. St. Helier 2m. Beach and North Coast 1½m.
Jersey Bus Service Route 4 and 21.
Wednesday changeover.
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"The cottage is so pretty and everything is just how we wanted it to be. Delightful hosts too".
"Beaulieu Cottage was lovely and was very well equipped with everything we needed, it was also spotlessly clean".
"A wonderful holiday and we loved staying in the cottage. It's very comfortable - even for two parents and 3 teenage boys! Thank you for making us feel so welcome".
"A charming cottage in a tranquil location, we didn't want to leave!".
"Accommodation met our expectations - very pleasant location and landlord"
Prices - 2019
Deposit £75 per person. Balance payment no later than 8 weeks before travel date.


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AUXLANG August 2003, Week 5
Re: Greek, Latin, & Romance roots in IALs..
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Sun, 31 Aug 2003 19:38:44 +0200
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Hola, Leo.
Difícilmente puedo entender tu largo mensaje de abajo en inglés. ¿Me lo
puedes reenviar en alguna auxilengua o en alguna lengua territorial
Gracias, de Alejandro Javier.
----- Original Message -----
Coming back to Auxlang after some years, I note that much of the recent
activity has focused on new IALs that are almost totally Romance in origin.
This is not totally new, since words from Greek, Latin, and Romance
languages play a major role in the vocabulary of most a posteriori IALs.
Latin words have often spread around the world.
The proportion of Greek roots also rises as we look to the "International
Science Vocabulary" (ISV.) While there is much discussion of the degree to
which Romance and related Greek words should be used in IALs, I see little
systematic comment on how to evaluate individual roots from these origins.
This, to me, is the important factor.
Each word is its own problem.
Efforts to create a credible a posteriori IAL would be rendered very
difficult IMO if any effort were made to limit the number of Latin roots
to(say) the proportion of Romance speakers in the current world population.
It would be even more ridiculous to limit the number of Greek words to be
used,by the population of Greece and Cyprus.
Many words of Greek, Latin and other Romance origins are very widely used
beyond those populations. Examine languages like Uzbek and Indonesian, for
example. And more importantly, there is often no other alternative roots
from other origins that are nearly as widely known. It is poor judgement to
attack any specific Latin or Greek based word/root on the grounds that its
incorporation in the IAL is a "Eurocentric" act. Itcould be, if it is
thoughtlessly done. But not necessarily.
Any easy-to-learn global IAL will have IMO many such roots.But this does not
mean that it is logical for us to go back to Dr. Peano and put our thumbs in
our Latin dictionaries to find our words. Nor does it mean it is logical to
copy Gode and survey little more than a stack of Anglo-Romance dictionaries
(with a bit of attention to whether the same words also appear in German and
Russian). Such methods are not the logical way to find the most familiar and
widely used roots for an international language.
It is possible to look, word item by word item, at the vocabularies of ALL
the languages of the world and see what roots are most widely distributed,
taking these as candidates for IAL inclusion. Then, of course, these
candidate words/roots have be evaluated word-by-word in terms of how well
they fit into the system set up for the IAL, its grammar, its usages, its
writing system, its phonetics, its morphemic structure, et al.
Each candidate root would only be chosen if it were sufficiently distinct
from other vocabulary items already chosen, not similar to any obscenity or
offensive matter in any major language, etc. Roots that passed these tests
would be chosen. Some that were not quite ideal might be slightly modified
and then chosen. (A touch of Volapukization!)
How then would each Greek or Romance root best be evaluated (along with
allother potential candidate roots)?
Examples to follow largely cite IALA's "Interlingua." This is not to attack
IL, but only because that is the best documented of the highly Romance IALs.
1) Distribution:
How widespread is the particular root?
If it is in all the WENSA languages, that is a good beginning, but not
necessarily sufficient for a global IAL. WENSA is my term for Western
Europe, N&S America, and Australia (its languages: Fr. Eng. Sp. Port.)
If the root/word is also in German and/or Russian that is much better
evidence that it is a very good candidate. That is the distribution I call
But should it be in most of these and be ALSO found in one or more of the
major languages of Afro-Asia -- say Japanese, Hindi, Turkish, Arabic,
Bengali, or Indonesian -- then it would take a lot of convincing IMO to make
the point that some other root should be accepted in its place. But there
still may be reasons.
There are, incidentally, quite a few Latinate words that have spread this
far, especially those that have gone to Asia via English, French, Dutch,
Portuguese, or the ISV. Needless to say, on the other hand, if a Latin root
is not even in all the Romance languages, our system should assure that we
see if there is a root word from some other language family that IS
widespread. There may very likely be one or even more -- yet most Romance
IAL projects never take such a step -- as a matter of design they simply
take something from one of the Romance languages as a default.
Many will take by default a root that exists only in Classical Latin. This
is knee-jerk attitude is IMO hardly defensible for anyone designing a
language for global use. It is what I would call Eurocentrism, since it
arbitrarily leaves much of the world out of all consideration.
The rest of the world DOES exist.
All peoples do count, and thus the acceptance or rejection of a Latin root
(like any other root) might logically rise or fall on the basis on whether
it is to be found in languages like Bengali, Malay, Persian, Tagalog and/or
Zulu. In some cases, it may be borrowed; in the case of other IndoEropean
languages, it may have been there since the dawn of history. Yet it is my
impression that few IAL designers even look to see whether a word does
appear beyond the WENSA and ENANSA vocabulary distribution zones! (There are
many other wide non-European distributions that I will not go into here.)
Before taking a little known Classical Latin word as default, it would be
far more logical to take a root from Chinese, Hindi, or Arabic -- assuming
that the root chosen fits well into the remainder of the IAL, phonetically,
etc. In the past I have noted that many Auxlang IAL-makers were offended by
such a thought. They found the very idea repugnant! The result will not be
pure, the system will have been bastardized. I suggest that such people try
to fine a "pure" natural language (if they can) and promote it.
Dr. Z. has been criticized for gathering his roots from all over Europe, yet
he must have done something right to have followers even today, including
native speakers of his language. So a whole can be made up from parts from
many origins, as natural languages like English, Japanese, and Uzbek also
Widespread "internationalized" Greek and Latin roots -- Yes; but constricted
ones that are in narrow use and not widely used -- No.
2) Phonetic relationships:
Does the Greek or Romance term fit into the general phonetic system of
theIAL as designed?
Problems would include consonant clusters that are not allowed, or roots
that show too great a similarity to other roots already chosen. Consider,for
example: IALA Interlingua has "strata" for road, and "strato" for layer.
Many IALs would not allow such initial clusters as "str-." Furthermore, the
point can be made that the two words are unnecessarily similar in sound.
IALA Interlingua also has words spelled mnemo-, chthonie, pneuma, etc. which
would not fit most preordained concepts of acceptable IAL phonetics.
The fact that classical Latin lacked a SH or CH sound, presents something of
a problem here, since proper names and borrowings from other cultures often
would seem to require such sounds in an IAL. If a highly Latin vocabulary
has no letter for such sounds, how to talk of Shanxi province,
shish-kebob,Shona, or borsch? Even Novial floundered IMO on this issue.
Greek and Latin roots -- Yes; but those that are unpronouncable by the vast
majority of mankind -- No
3) Morphemic Relationships.
Is the Romance root confusable with other combinations of Romance roots? Can
morphemes be clearly identified?
Many common Romance words seem (to the outsider) to be made up of elements
that are not relevant (i. e., they are not composed of the morphemes that
they appear to contain, or they have lost any significant morphemic
relationship to those elements.)In many cases, "prefixes" and "suffixes" (or
what appear to be such) may not be at all reliable. The prefix "in-" found
in hundreds of words like" incorporate" has a meaning related to the idea
"in/into." But the same prefix in thousands of words like "incompatible" is
a negative. There are many in both sets in IL. (Occidental tried marking one
with an accent mark to distinguish). Note that a word like "expectorate"
does not derive from "expect." Or "detest" from "de-" and "test." The word
"contempt" seems made of "con-" and "tempt" -- yet they give hardly any clue
to the meaning of the word.
There are thousands of common Greek and Latinate words that are "internally
defective" in this way. And there are other confusions needlessly created.
How many people can define the sciences of "pedology" and "nosology." Such
things are candidates for clarification or avoidance.
Greek and Latin words in many cases -- Yes; but internally confusing ones --
4) Semantic Content:
Are semantic relationships between potential roots clear and reasonably
logical? Is there unnecessary dissonance?
In many Romance IALs, the root libr- may be used for a "pound" in weight,
for various units of currency, for a "scale" or a "balance," for the
astrological sign "Libra," for a "book," and even for the adjective "free."
An IAL that is so seemingly ill-planned is not likely to appeal to (say) a
Chinese or Arab.
At the other extreme, IALA Interlingua has (for example) a basic root
"psest-" meaning "rubbed away." This root, while distinctive, seems so rare
in use and so unnecessary (given other Interlingua roots with that can
express that meaning) as to be open to serious question. There are hundreds
of such word roots in Interlingua.
Greek and Latin roots in many case -- Yes; but ambiguous and needlessly
overlapping ones -- No
5) Regularity
Is the candidate root or word from Latin capable of being treated in the
same consistent manner (grammatically) as other words being accepted into
the IAL?
Many Latinate words are far from consistently formed even in respect to each
other. For example, the abstract noun derived from a verb will often -- but
not always -- end in something like -tion in IALA Interlingua.
This shows the type of inconsistencies that may exist:
ager --- action
arguer --- argumento
bombardar --- bombardamento
favorar --- favor
flecter --- flexion
litigar --- litigation
ligar --- ligatura
rolar --- rolamento
usar --- uso
Importing Latin roots into a IAL should avoid (if at all possible) bringing
in all such legacies of inconsistency from the history of the Romance
languages. Such things have no place in a language designed for global use.
Greek and Romance roots in many cases -- Yes; but irregular subsets of words
based on long-forgotten hisory -- No
6) Word Length:
Is the candidate word of an appropriate length for the likely frequency of
its use?
A five or six syllable Latinate word should not be selected for a very
common word in the IAL. Nor should a one or two syllable word be wasted on a
rare concept or proper noun.
IALA Interlingua has many six syllable words. On the other hand, a short
word, "panna" means "an automotive breakdown" -- despite the fact that "pan"
is "bread" and the forms of "panar" cover the verb "to bread" -- with "pana"
being its present tense. Also a word "panno" is "cloth or diaper," and then
"pan-" is used as a prefix to mean "all." So many usages should not be
crowded into so short a root. The adding of "panna" was IMO particularly
Greek and Romance roots in many cases -- Yes; but those that violate Zipf's
law -- No
7) Number of speakers.
Is the candidate word from Romance actually the most familiar root for this
semantic concept -- worldwide?
In many cases a Romance root, while very common in Europe (and in part of
WENSA) may not be the most widespread root for that meaning in the larger
picture worldwide. One of the most common cases is where there is an
English-origin word that has entered many languages, such as Hindi, Bengali,
Japanese, and a variety of other languages large and small, and is of course
known by speakers of English itself -- and by many who studied some English.
I have run into Auxlangers that did not like my use of the word
"worldwide" -- but in my opinion if you wish to create or support an IAL,
you will have to think in those terms.
8) Nature of the word itself, including places of usage.
Are Romance speakers those who are most likely to be using this individual
We must think of "place of use" as part of the frequency formula. The
concept of "dharma" is more commonly expressed, and "roti" more commonly
eaten, in India than in Iceland. I got into a lot of trouble long ago on
Auxlang with some Esperantists by suggesting that the word "chopsticks"
might most logically come from the Mandarin word for chopsticks rather than
being a compound of European words: "mang^obastonoj." (It would be shorter,
perhaps more like "quaidso" or "kwaize")
How many times is the word being spoken or written by a human being in any
given day -- and where? I believe we must think these things out. Esperanto
allows a kimono to remain a kimono, but how would Dr. Peano find that word
in his Latin dictionary? Many IALs accept "exotic" words from around the
world, but as a marginalized gesture, and as "exotic." But this idea should
apply to less "exotic" things as well.
9) Other
Does the acceptance of this particular root best serve the overall goals of
the IAL?
For example, if a purely Latinate root is a candidate, but so is a rather
more widely distributed IndoEupopean root, the overall goal of a global IAL
might best be served by accepting the IE form.
Thus the form of a root like "brater" for brother might be selected over
"frater" from Latin, despite the widespread use of the Latinate form. The
compelling factor could be that the form with "b-" is closer to the original
IE and thus resonates with the Germanic, Slavic, Baltic, and Irano-Indian
branches of IE -- not just with the Romance. These can be very subjective
factors, but given the wide distribution of Romance forms otherwise, it may
be wise to give the narrow decisions to the alternative sourcing. The
overall result then will be more encompassing and that much fairer to the
Should we accept appropriate Greek and Latin roots -- Yes; should we do so
invariably? -- No.
Best regards, LEO
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I was inspired to make this filling by a delicious stuffed tomato dish I ate recently at Oliveto in Oakland, Calif., in which the tomatoes were stuffed with a smoky barley filling. I used a Dutch smoked goudalike cheese that was labeled, simply "smoked cheese." I added paprika to the mix, which contributes to the smoky flavor, and walnuts, because I love the crunchiness with the grains. The cooked farro or spelt should be soft, so make sure to simmer until the grains splay.
Time: 1 hour, including 30 to 40 minutes baking
3 ounces smoked cheese, such as smoked gouda, cut in very small dice (3/4 cup)
1/4 cup chopped walnuts (1.5 ounces)
1/2 pound fresh, ripe tomatoes, grated
1 teaspoon sweet paprika, and additional for sprinkling
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
6 medium-size or smallish bell peppers, any color (1 1/2 to 2 pounds)
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Oil an oven-proof, lidded casserole or Dutch oven large enough to accommodate all of the peppers. In a large bowl, mix farro, cheese, walnuts, tomatoes and paprika. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
2. Cut tops away from peppers and gently remove seeds and membranes. Season the insides with a little salt, then fill with farro mix. Sprinkle a little paprika over the top and replace tops of peppers. Place upright in the casserole.
3. Mix water, lemon juice, salt to taste, tomato paste and olive oil and pour into the casserole. Place in the oven and bake 30 to 40 minutes, until peppers are tender. Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly in the casserole. Remove tops and spoon liquid from the casserole over the filling. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Alternative method: You can also cook these on top of the stove. Bring to a simmer, cover and simmer over low heat for 30 to 40 minutes.
Yield: Serves 6
Advance preparation: The filling as well as the stuffed peppers will keep for 3 days in the refrigerator. Cooked farro and spelt keep for 3 days in the refrigerator and freeze well.
Nutritional information per serving: 216 calories; 10 grams fat; 4 grams saturated fat; 3 grams polyunsaturated fat; 3 grams monounsaturated fat; 10 milligrams cholesterol; 25 grams carbohydrates; 5 grams dietary fiber; 125 milligrams sodium (does not include salt to taste); 9 grams protein