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OK so I'm trying to use the plugin "adrotate" outside of the loop for my frontend.
I can access all the WP functions I need for everything else using
The plugin has a function called
adrotate_group() which is just in a script file, no class or anything.
function adrotate_group($group_ids, $fallback = 0, $weight = 0) {
global $wpdb, $adrotate_config, $adrotate_debug;
This outputs
NULL when I call it like so on my frontend
echo adrotate_group(1);
$adrotate_config is setup in another setup script for this plugin and I've done some var_dumps there and it outputs to my frontend correctly.
Below is where the variable is set
For some reason using
global $adrotate_config in that function isn't working, however using
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From about 2008 to 2012, one way everyone thought Facebook would make a lot of money is through something called "f-commerce."
"F-commerce," was a play on e-commerce.
The vision was that small and large retailers alike would open stores on Facebook.com, and that through the magic of "social," the distribution of Facebook's News Feed, and Facebook ads these stores would become a huge success.
The dream was that these stores would become such an integral, useful part of Facebook that Facebook would rival eBay and Amazon as a place for shoppers and stores to do business.
In 2010, AdAge's Kunar Patel wrote "the 400-million-member social-networking site is starting to look more and more like a giant, global shopping mall."
Some thought Facebook would eventually take advantage of this commercial ecosystem by launching a "pay-with-Facebook" button, similar to the one-click options in iTunes and on Amazon.com.
It's looking more and more like the whole f-commerce dream was nothing but that.
In early 2012, huge retailers JC Penney, GameStop, and Nordstrom all quit selling goods on Facebook.
When some wondered if that meant F-Commerce was failing, the response from several corners was no way, check out how awesome a startup called Payvment is doing setting up retailers to sell goods on Facebook.
Then yesterday happened and news broke that Pavyment is shutting down. It sold its customer list to a rival, called Ecwid and shipped its engineers and tech to Intuit.
So, what happened?
TechCrunch's Sarah Perez and Josh Constine, who broke the news of Payvment's decline, put it best: "Payvment, despite growing to hundreds of thousands of merchants, still faced a challenge in that shopping on Facebook – sometimes casually referred to as "f-commerce" – is still in its early stages."
"Users still seem more interested in liking and commenting on items, than actually transacting on Facebook itself."
Facebook isn't a shopping mall. It's a party. And no one likes being sold to at a party.


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Greensboro, N.C. – Guilford College freshman Matt Pawlowski earned his third Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Offensive Football Player of the Week after his performance against Randolph-Macon College Oct. 20. He also won the Guilford Student-Athlete of the Week Award presented by the school's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).
Pawlowski, the starting quarterback, led the Quakers in their second straight comeback victory, a 38-35 decision, which marked Guilford's third straight win and moved them to 3-1 in ODAC play. Pawlowski set a career-high with 354 yards and four touchdowns on 24-of-37 passing and enjoyed his third straight game without an interception. He extended his streak of games with a touchdown pass to seven, his 180.9 pass efficiency rating in the game ranks 11th in school history. On the first play of the game, he connected with freshman wide receiver Adam Smith for a 65-yard touchdown pass. The duo came together again for the game-winning 12-yard touchdown with 2:02 to play in regulation. Pawlowski threw a pair of fourth quarter touchdown passes as the Quakers scored the game's final 17 points to overcome a 35-21 deficit.
Through seven games, Pawlowski is averaging 239.6 passing yards per game, which ranks third in the ODAC. He has thrown 15 touchdowns, the league's second-best figure and eighth in school history, against four interceptions. Pawlowski has completed 60.7 percent of his passes for 1,677 yards, which ranks ninth in school history.
Second-year head coach Chris Rusiewicz's Quakers (4-3, 3-1 ODAC) are part of a three-way tie for first in league standings with Hampden-Sydney College and Washington and Lee University. Guilford visits Hampden-Sydney at Lewis C. Everett Stadium on Saturday (10/27). The teams meet for the 61st season, with Hampden-Sydney leading the series, 39-22.
The Student-Athlete of the Week Award is presented by Guilford's Student Athlete Advisory Committee, which is comprised of representatives from each of the school's 20 varsity teams. The group meets regularly to discuss the state of Guilford Athletics and seeks to build community among the school's student-athletes and non-student-athletes. Recent Guilford SAAC activities include a canned-food drive and the promotion of Champs Life Skills, which promotes intercollegiate athletics as a key part of the campus educational program and the student-athlete as an integral part of the student body. Its aim is to increase student-athletes' community involvement and to engage the greater Guilford community with the athletic department.


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Posted 05 April 2016 - 11:29 AM
April is going to be a busy month though (for me):
- Magic The Gathering expansion
- Dark Souls 3
- Sunset Overdrive on GWG
- Banner Saga 2
- Rocket League Basketballs
Posted 05 April 2016 - 12:24 PM
Finished playing Doom beta over the weekend and now I'm about to jump into Quantum Break.
Posted 05 April 2016 - 05:34 PM
Still playin' Destiny. Gonna pick up DS3 at some point.
Posted 06 April 2016 - 03:00 PM
Black Desert.
Dat Korean MMO goodness.
Posted 06 April 2016 - 04:25 PM
Posted 06 April 2016 - 04:32 PM
Still playin' Destiny. Gonna pick up DS3 at some point.
This. (Sub Uncharted 4 for DS3)
Posted 07 April 2016 - 11:47 AM
Black Desert.
Dat Korean MMO goodness.
Posted 09 April 2016 - 04:42 PM
Dark Souls 1, preparing my anus for being torn asunder in Dark Souls 3
Posted 10 April 2016 - 07:17 AM
I'm playing the "pass oral defense" portion of graduate school and I just orally defended so hard. A game or two of Heroes occasionally.
Sunset Overdrive apparently has multiplayer/coop. Might be worth checking out for a playdate in the future. Same with Rocket League Shooty Hoop Edition.
Posted 10 April 2016 - 11:30 AM
Sunset Overdrive does not have story coop like in the same vein as Dead Rising. It sucks.
Posted 20 April 2016 - 04:12 PM
Rocket league (basket ball comes out april 26th)
dark souls 2/maybe 3 (hopefully I can get a job and buy 3)
Kerbal space program 1.1 just releasted.
FTL and Crypt of the necrodancer
Eurotruck simulater 2
My steam backlog is a mile long. Played some MCC when I got a free month Xbox live the other day, it's still terrible.
PC >>> Xbox
Posted 05 May 2016 - 04:35 PM
Posted 12 May 2016 - 03:58 PM
Overwatch on PC is next up. Beta was great.
Posted 30 November 2017 - 08:45 AM
- Witcher 3: I recently upgraded my GPU and the first thing I wanted to do was play through the Witcher 3 again in all of its glory. It took me six weeks and 159 hours to do a full New Game+ playthrough (including both expansions). This is still one of the best games I've ever played and both expansions just solidified my opinion on it -- Blood and Wine especially. The size of Blood and Wine (geographically, story, quests, new mechanics, other content) is crazy when the entirety of most other AAA games are smaller than one of the Witcher 3's DLCs. Looking at it from a financial point-of-view, The Witcher 3's season pass is $30 for about 50 hours of additional game. Deus Ex Mankind Divided was on sale recently, and I looked up its season pass (also $30) and found out that it includes 2 new side quests and some in-game currency. $30 -- half the price of a game -- for what probably amounts to 5% of what you get in Blood and Wine. I was triggered. I need other developers to get on CD Projekt Red's level. 5/5 baby.
- Abzu: After spending six weeks in the Witcher 3's world, I was ready for something short and sweet, and boy was this game short. If you don't know what this game is, it's like Journey except underwater. If you don't know what Journey is, then you suck. The game is visually perfect, but it was hard to see past the fact that it's a 2 hour game with no replay value -- especially because I just finished a game with one of the best price-to-content ratios in existence. It's a $20 game and I'm glad I paid nothing close to that. Barely a 3/5.
- Doom: I've been wanting to get this game for some time now since it has gotten so much praise. When the game was first revealed, I was concerned about two things: the glory kills pausing gameplay and the generic scifi facility environments. From having now finished the game, I can say that glory kills don't "pause" combat like I expected them to. Rather, it's more akin to taking a breath in-between the fast-paced high-energy gameplay. My concerns about the environments, however, were mostly found to be true. There's a few Hell missions which are a nice visual-change, but most of the missions take place in generic grey and brown scifi facility environments that I've seen in a hundred other games. It gets pretty bad when you go through the same environment in two different missions. Other than that: the music is great, the arcade mode is a novelty, the multiplayer is horse trash. 3.5/5. Definitely deserves a sequel though.
- Rocket League: This is still the only multiplayer game I play because it's one of the few examples of a competitive game that doesn't frustrate me or provoke my inner crybaby. It's better than it's ever been, as Psyonix has done a great job supporting it, and although Rocket League is one of those games with lootboxes in it, they are purely cosmetic items which can be easily ignored and not something deeply ingrained into the progression system like in certain other games. Still a 5/5.
- Halo SPV3: I haven't finished this yet because it's not fucking incredible by any means, but it's great for what it is and deserves a lot of praise and respect for being a quality mod released over 14 years after Halo PC came out. The mod team greatly expanded on some of the missions (like doubling the length of Assault on the Control Room) which is pretty cool, but a 2.5 hour mission can really start to drag. I can't be too critical of it considering it was made from a place of pure love and dedication (and costs $0). If you have Halo PC, maybe check it out.
Posted 30 November 2017 - 04:15 PM
Been eyeing GPU's (have been using a friend's 970), but haven't pulled the trigger yet. When I have been on PC, it's mostly been Overwatch with a smattering of PUBG. Bought Deus Ex: HR and Portal 2 on sale even though I played some or all of both on console a few years back.
Bought a Switch recently and it's been so. fucking. clutch, especially for travels and jury duty. Played Mario Odyssey first, now I'm tackling Breath of the Wild. Skyrim is on deck for my Christmas travels.
PS4 has mostly been a Netflix machine of late, but I do have Abzu on there, as well as the Uncharted expansion. Will likely pick up the Destiny 2 Osiris expansion because I loved that dude's grimoire/lore in the first game, but god damn if I don't find the current PvP meta utterly disappointing, so I haven't played that much after our initial forays.
Posted 30 November 2017 - 05:14 PM
Since I took the past two weeks off from work, I've mostly been playing games that scratch my competitive itch, spread mostly across PS4 and PC:
PUBG - Love this game, and some of the changes that are coming with the 1.0 patch look to make it even better. Vaulting will be huge, and the new map is sorely needed. Getting a solo win in this game is so incredibly satisfying.
Overwatch - Installed this for the third time, played for ten minutes, and uninstalled it. Just don't have fun with this game.
Heroes of the Storm - Installed this for the second time, played it for a few days, and uninstalled. Something about competitive Blizzard games find new and exciting ways to make me angry. As a solo player, it seems the game forces me to win/lose at a 50/50 clip. I'll get matched up with a team that has a semblance of knowledge of the game for a game or two, followed up by guys spinning in circles, not playing, or kill chasing. After an extremely painful drubbing, I uninstalled this again. I had fun playing with Tychus and Nazeebo, so that's a plus. I do enjoy the gameplay, so I'll likely install this again at some point.
Horizon Zero Dawn - Bought this during the PSN Black Friday sale since so many people were praising the hell out of it. It's not bad. I typically expect the worst with games that have as much hype as this has had. Graphically (sans characters faces) the game looks beautiful, and the music is really good. The story is engaging, but at thus far it feels a little run of the mill. Combat is fine, though the human enemies are a little too easy to take out. The gathering/crafting aspects are weak. Pressing Triangle a bunch while you're running around isn't very compelling. With all that said, there hasn't been a 'wow' moment for me just yet. I suppose I may still be fairly early in the game (just hit level 11 or 12 I think), so there is plenty of time for that to happen.
Paladins - When this launched, I wrote it off as an Overwatch clone and laughed it off. There are characters that are near copy pasta from Overwatch in this game, and the game modes are as well (mostly). But, I was looking for something competitive to play on the PS4 and with this being a free to play game the price was right. After giving it a shot, I must say, this game is ten times more enjoyable to play than Overwatch. Unlike Overwatch, which allows players to switch characters at will during the course of a match, Paladins locks players to their character at the start. This eliminates people yelling at teammates to switch characters, and doesn't get you banned from the game for playing a character you enjoy playing as (Overwatch started banning people for 'one tricking' which is ridiculous). If you have a bad team comp, you can set your expectations for the game right at the beginning, but the game is malleable enough that I can make plays that can make up for a bad comp (as long as the team plays the objective). The F2P elements aren't too bad, as I've been able to unlock enough characters to allow me to play ranked in a few days. I could go on about it, but I don't want to write up a novel here. It's a fun game, and it's free. Give it a shot.
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Posted 30 November 2017 - 09:16 PM
Battlefield 1.
That's pretty much it.
Posted 01 December 2017 - 07:58 AM
Been eyeing GPU's (have been using a friend's 970), but haven't pulled the trigger yet.
There's never a "good time" to buy a GPU because the next best thing is always on the horizon. I always see people saying to wait for the next generation of GPUs, but when those launch, they're hard to get and overpriced (Founder's Editions). By the time the "normal editions" reach a decent price, they announce the next generation GPUs, and the cycle continues. All of this has been exacerbated thanks to bitcoin miners driving up the prices. I bought a 1070 for $400 to replace my 760 and I'm not sure that was a good deal, but I had been wanting to bite for a while.
Battlefront 2.
I'm so sorry.
Posted 01 December 2017 - 09:04 PM
There's never a "good time" to buy a GPU because the next best thing is always on the horizon. I always see people saying to wait for the next generation of GPUs, but when those launch, they're hard to get and overpriced (Founder's Editions). By the time the "normal editions" reach a decent price, they announce the next generation GPUs, and the cycle continues. All of this has been exacerbated thanks to bitcoin miners driving up the prices. I bought a 1070 for $400 to replace my 760 and I'm not sure that was a good deal, but I had been wanting to bite for a while.
I'm so sorry.
Yeah, the gameplay itself is very fun. The progression system can just go fuck its own asshole with a razor dick.
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Treatment plant and sewer projects total $105.8 million
Mayor Coleen J. Seng today said the $105.8 million in improvements being made to the City's wastewater system are important projects for the entire community. Seng and City Public Works and Utilities Department staff gave a progress report on projects budgeted for this fiscal year.
"These investments are critical for the protection of public health, the environment and the future of our community," said Mayor Seng. "To meet more stringent federal and state water quality standards, the City Wastewater Division worked with state officials to establish discharge limits for both of our treatment plants. We are building the facilities the City needs to meet those federal and state standards and to accommodate future growth."
The $105.8 million investment in the City's Wastewater system includes $44.9 million in improvements to the trunk sewer and collection system; $35.8 million at the Theresa Street Plant; $23.8 million at the Northeast Treatment Plant; and $1.3 million in miscellaneous projects at the two treatment plants. (See fact sheet.)
The improvements to the trunk sewer and collection system include the replacement and repair of aging collection system infrastructure lines, lift stations and relief trunk lines as well as extensions to the larger lines that collect and transport flow to the City's two treatment facilities.
The major projects at both treatment plants are construction of the ammonia removal systems, which must be completed by January 2009 to meet state requirements. These projects are required to meet the new discharge permit standards set by the state to protect Salt Creek. The Theresa Street projects include about $4.8 million for the installation of odor control equipment and $1.1 million for repair of the Salt Creek bank near the plant. Other improvements at the treatment plants include grit handling, disinfection systems and bar screen replacement.
Allan Abbott, City Public Works and Utilities Director, said the majority of the improvements are being financed by revenue bonds. Last month, the City Council approved the second in a series of rate increases that establish the financial base for the issuance of the bonds.
A summary of the projects can be found on the City Web site at lincoln.ne.gov. under the Public Works and Utilities section.
Collection System and Trunk Sewer Construction Projects - $44.9 million
Salt Valley Basin: $21.4 million
Beal Slough Basin: $8.7 million
Stevens Creek Basin: $6.9 million
Little Salt Creek Basin: $2.1 million
Oak Creek Basin: $2.1 million
West "O" Street: $2.4 million
Antelope Basin Improvements: $500,000
Selected Replacement and Miscellaneous Improvements: $800,000
Theresa Street Treatment Facility Construction Projects - $35.8 million
Nitrification (Ammonia Removal) and Capacity Improvements: $21.8 million
Grit Handling Facility Improvements: $5.1 million:
New Ultra-violet Light Disinfection System: $3.0 million
Odor Control Improvements: $4.8 million
Salt Creek Bank Repair: $1.1 million
Northeast Treatment Facility Construction Projects - $23.8 million
Nitrification (Ammonia Removal) and Capacity Improvements: $13.7 million
Grit Handling Facility Improvements: $2.6 million
New Ultra-violet Light Disinfection System: $1.7 million
Solids Handling Improvements: $4.7 million
Bar Screen Replacement: $1.1 million
Northeast and Theresa Street Miscellaneous Projects - $1.3 million
These improvements include repair to the Theresa Street maintenance building, pump replacements and minor system and equipment replacements at both treatment plants.


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Humane Society takes aim at Iowa lawmaker
WASHINGTON - Rep. Steve King of Iowa has little use for the Humane Society, particularly when it comes to laws designed to give calves, pregnant sows and hens a little more freedom on the farm.
The organization's political arm is devoting the vast majority of its campaign budget this year - nearly $500,000 so far - to ensuring King doesn't return for a sixth term.
The Humane Society of the United States calls its campaign Stop the King of Cruelty. Its ads take King to task for his opposition to bills related to dogfighting and requiring emergency management offices to account for pets and service dogs in their preparedness plans.
"He has made himself the self-appointed leader to oppose animal welfare laws in the House of Representatives," Michael Markarian, president of the Humane Society Legislative Fund, said of the Iowa congressman.
'Burdensome' rules
King's campaign says the Humane Society is going after him because he's an effective advocate for the state's farmers.
"The (Humane Society) and their legislative fund has a clear agenda of passing more burdensome government regulations down to America's farmers and Congressman King has been particularly effective in working to get government out of the way and allow the Iowa ag industry to produce," said campaign spokesman Jimmy Centers.
The Humane Society's ads focus on pets but don't address the clashes they've had with King on farming issues. Iowa is by far the largest egg-producing state in the nation, and King's district plays a big role in that distinction. King led the effort this past summer to scuttle efforts that a few states are making to increase the quality and size of cages for hens.
California has been a leader in the effort. The California Legislature approved a bill that extends more expansive cage requirements to all eggs sold in California, regardless of where the eggs are produced. Iowa produces about 30 percent of the eggs purchased in California.
King successfully included in the House farm bill a measure that would bar California and other states from essentially exporting their cage standards to agricultural producers in Iowa. King says that California's law violates the clause in the Constitution that gives Congress the power to regulate commerce among the states.
His amendment will "ensure that radical organizations like the Humane Society of the United States and PETA are prohibited from establishing a patchwork of restrictive state laws aimed at slowly suffocating production agriculture out of existence," King said after the House Agriculture Committee passed it.
Received a zero grade
King is running against Democrat Christie Vilsack in a newly redrawn district that now includes the college town of Ames. He hasn't faced a tough re-election before but has one on his hands this time, prompting the Humane Society to weigh in.
The Humane Society tried to give Vilsack a $1,000 donation, but the campaign declined the money. It has a policy of not accepting donations from groups that lobby the U.S. Agriculture Department, headed by Vilsack's husband, Tom.
In its scorecard rating members of Congress based on their voting record and sponsorship of bills, the Humane Society gave King a score of zero for the current Congress. He has a lifetime score of 8 percent.
Meanwhile, King got a seal of approval this year from the Iowa Farm Bureau, which designated him a "friend of agriculture."


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Silver, metallic-blue and metallic-lavender silk-blend jacquard, graphic pattern, pleated ruffle along collar, long sleeves with button-fastening cuffs, buckle-fastening silver skinny belt, large pleated rosettes at hips. Dry clean. Zip and hook fastening at back. 100% silk. Specialist clean
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At Diploma Company Australia, we allow customers to proof our work. This allows you to check over diplomas, transcripts or certificates we make before they ship. You can make sure it's prefect before it leaves. The option doesn't cost you an extra penny and you simply need to request it when you order. Just be aware that samples take time to do. It also takes time for you to approve our work. This time may cause delays in getting your documents. More information is available when you order.
What are the differences between my proof and what Diploma Company Australia actually sends me?
The free drafts we send let you preview the document's structure, text, and seal placement. This gives you, for example, a chance to make sure the classes and grades on a transcript are correct. It lets you verify the diploma's degree and major. It is a digital watermarked copy of the document and a great way to check over the item's content. The proof are not photos of a finished products or a scan of documents we plan to ship you. This means that certain elements such as the paper used during the final printing will not be visible.
How are proofs sent to me to preview?
All proofs are sent to clients using our secured online ticket system. This system allows a customer to communicate directly with the designer working on their order. Once we have made your document(s) and they are ready to be viewed, an email is sent to you. This email contains a special link to access your proof through our ticket system. You can download your document as an attachment, and can even save it your computer. It's also important to be aware that all documents attached from our ticket system are watermarked to protect our work from getting into the wrong hands. If any of this is an issue for you, please address your concerns with our company prior to requesting a proof. We will see what exceptions if any, can be made.
How long after I place an order, will it take for my proof to be ready?
We create samples for orders while the staff is working during the day. Obviously orders that don't get a sample, because they are in a more of a hurry and denied the sample request, will ship out sooner. Yet, if you get your order in by 'noon of the same workday, you are likely to get the sample by the end of the same business day. Some extra delays may include extremely complex requests. Often we will write to you though the ticket system if we plan on long delays. This way we can at least begin the communication process between our designers and customers.
Questions: I ordered, some time has passed, but I still don't have my proof!
We apologize for any delays in getting your proof. Have you checked what day of the week it is? Remember our design staff only works Monday thru Friday so if you ordered on a weekend, you may need to wait til they return. But there is a chance that the sample was sent but you never got our email alert. Sometimes emails can end up in your junk folder, so be sure to check for them there. If you still can't find it, reach out to us so we can locate your tracking id and send it you asap. You can then use the id to see your sample at the ticket system.
Please note the certain email clients such as gMail or hotmail will often accidentally delete new emails if your settings are blocking us. We can not fix this, but by adding our address to your contact list (ie: safe list) it should allow future communication between us and you. If you still need assistance, please contact us and we can verify your ticket number and provide a direct link to it.
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How long do I have to proof my order? What if I don't respond to my sample at all?
All of our orders placed with a credit card are active for 9 days only. In most cases orders ship in 24 business days, so the 9 day limit is never an issue. Samples on the other hand, can cause delays. Any sample tickets left unresponsive meaning you never replied back, work by a designer never approved by you or orders not canceled by you within that 9 day period, will ship out (as is) and your card will be charged. Any reprints or replacement requests made afterwards may be subject to reprint fees which you can preview here. These fees cover a small percentage of the original order to cover supplies and resources necessary to recreate the order. Now, if the error was made by our staff meaning we wrote your name or dates wrong, a reprint will be issued for free but if the error was made in part due to inaccurate data you supplied on your order form and data you could have spotted with a sample you chose to ignore, the reprint fees will be required. We believe this is a fair and honest system to encourage people to take our sample process seriously and prevent delays which slow down the production process for every customer.
Keep in mind the 9 day limit is counting all days. So if you order a product late Friday or over the weekend, we can't start on it til Monday and by Monday, a few days may have already been taken up on that 9 day window. At the end of the day, if you check your tickets and respond none of this will matter.


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Highlights from Vincent and Denise's pre-wedding.SAVE TO WISHLIST
Actual: SGD2,988 / Pre-wed: SGD1,200
10 ReviewsMessage Professional
I got to know Momentold via my AD Photographer. My husband and I started to research on them and found their works really captivating. We have watched most of their videos from their website, as well as in IG. We find their videos really engaging and captivating. The use of narration in place of background music was something that we really liked, and after we met up with Melvin and Yun Yun, we were even more certain on our decision. They are warm and friendly, and we are able to clique with them very quickly. That is when we know that Momentold is the one for us. We were very busy throughout the planning process (think traditions and liaising with other vendors), and Yun Yun promised us that they would send reminders before the wedding to let us know what to prepare and for payment. I really appreciate this as I really have too many things on my plate that time and I really appreciate it when they take the initiative to prompt me on certain things for the big day. I highly recommend Momentold to all BTB! They are really nice to work with and I can see them making friends with the other vendors (MUA, Photographer). This is something that amazed me as I did not expect my vendors to get together so well. :) My husband and I really got to enjoy every second of our wedding day via the AD highlight that was played during our wedding banquet. We really love every bit of the AD same-day edit and am really looking forward to receive our full day AD videos. :) Keep going, Momentold!
Melvin and Yunyun are two super bubbly and fun people to work with. We were attracted with their style of videos as it portrays our true emotions which can not be captured through cameras. Initially we were pretty worried with the style as both of us usually do not know how to express our feelings. But we decided to give it a try upon Yunyun's encouragement. We decided to get out of our comfort zone and prepared secret messages for each other which will only be known on the day of recording. The effect turn out really great, our love grows way stronger after the dedicated post. Most importantly, the videos turns out so good that numerous guests are touched with our heartfelt words including my emcee. Thereby, I strongly encourage everyone to engage them If you want your memorable wedding to be captured and most importantly remembered by your guests.
It was the best choice to engage Melvin and Yun Yun as our videographers! We can feel their passion, sincerity and they put in great efforts to capture every moment for our wedding day. Also, they are both really friendly and have the capability to make us feel at ease in front of the cameras. Thank you both so much in giving us the most beautiful memories to last through a lifetime Our wedding day highlights was brilliant and we love it so much! We will not hesitate to recommend Momentold Productions to anyone looking for videographers, they definitely produce outstanding works! Wishing Momentold success and best of luck in everything!
Would like to say a big thank you to Momentold! The team displayed great professionalism, and went the extra miles capturing all the precious moments for us. The express highlights was done up so promptly which captured the essence of the day. And of course we love the full wedding film too. Kudos to Melvin & Yun Yun!! ;)
It was great to work with Melvin and Yun Yun as our AD videographers. They're a great team! We had our solemnisation and banquet over two days. Happy to report everything went smoothly during the wedding, and it was a breeze to work with both of them. They also arrived early on both days to set up. Extra points for accommodating and helping us take specific scenes and items we wanted to capture for memories 😀 As someone who's worked on video production and editing, I deeply respect their work. Their camerawork, turnaround and actual day edits are top-notch. Highly Recommended!
Every moment of our wedding day was perfectly captured and told in a beautifully edited video to our friends and relatives. It was extremely fun working with Melvin and Yun Yun and both of them work with a smile and engage us in every shot. They were never pushy with their package and only recommend the most suitable package to our Budget. Double Thumbs up! Geraldine and JooGuan
Melvin and Yun Yun are simply fantastic. They are so easy to get along and they really deliver. My husband and i can't begin to describe how happy we are that we chance upon them. During the first meet up we hit off well and chatted and they got to know so that at the day of the wedding they can look out for things that matter to us and feature it. In this case... our dog. And a HUGE A+++ to their spirit, believe and professionalism. They came at 4am in the morning to begin the shoot at my wife's place, and then yun yun run all around with us till the banquet LUNCH (1PM START) and within this short period of time dispite being dead tired waking up at such ungodly hours to film us, they manage to do up the video montage that i must say.. fantastic. Awesome. Jaw dropping. All my friends were like.. your video was amazing. It was so well taken, i tell you.. No Regret. They delivered far beyond what we paid so many other photographers. Service A+. Product A+. We are so lucky that we manage to have them on such a hot date. Thank you melvin and yunyun i hope you guys keep up your awesome work.
Momentold's wedding videographers are really friendly, and easy to get along with. They put in so much effort into their wedding videography and capturing the precious moments on our big day! They were the first to arrive and the last few to leave the wedding. Very impressed with all the little things that they've done for us, it was a whole lot more than what we expected! Their wedding videography package also comes with a wedding movie poster, and we thought it was something really special and very well done! Hubs and I are really glad we choose them to be a part of our big day! Thank you Momentold! ❤
Melvin and Yun Yun were amazing from start to finish! We met up with them once before our wedding and had a Skype call to run through the actual day programme the night before. Very glad that both of them were so passionate and keen on capturing our love story as well as every moment of the wedding. Will always look back to our wedding video to remember our special day 🙂
Dear Momentold, this is a long expired post, but we finally have the time to sit down and thank you for doing such a great job for our wedding videography! As my wife and I are quite a shy couple, we are not sure of what we want for our pre-wedding video. In fact, we are not even sure if we want a pre-wedding video! However, after meeting up with you all, we realised that pre-wedding video can be fun and serves as a good memory when we grow old. Thank you for crafting the story for the video based on the little inputs we have, and most importantly, thank you for your patience and encouragement all the while! We have several NG shots along along the way and filmed all the way from afternoon to night. Both of you taught us how to say, what to say, and make us feel so relaxed! We realised that we are are ourselves in the video! You all never complained once and keep assuring us that we have done well for the video. A million thanks for the lovely poster (really like the movie feel), the childhood montage, and for rushing out the express highlight though our wedding is a lunch wedding. We have not seen express highlight done for wedding lunch even at our friends' weddings. We are so touched by your actions as you are the first to reach my wife's house in the morning, and the last to leave the hotel after the wedding. Our only regret is that we didn't manage to take a photo with the poster. But we will frame it up in our new house It's really nice to have both of you helping us with out big day as we know we are in safe hands! All the best and please keep in touch!


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[That is very informative and I appreciate the exhaustive reply. I understand what you are saying regarding not knowing the elements of the evp, etc. I had never really considered this, but I was under the impression that you had set those standards to eliminate the possibility of false positives. If one wanted to be confident that what they are capturing is a true representation of "actual sound" in order to avoid false positives, shouldn't 48 kps be sufficient?
Two factors would need to be considered if you use lower sample rates
First, of course is that you are aware of and have no intention beyond simply listening. With that in mind you could use 48KBPS.
Second and more important, you will need to record through a bandpass filter to block anything over 8 kHz. Reason is that should an insufficient sampling rate be used, based on the audio frequency, the possibility of aliasing increases dramatically. This can result in secondary sounds in the lower frequency regions as the sample rate hetrodynes with the higher audio frequency components. Thus these will need to be blocked to prevent them from entering the recorder'
As to the sound quality You may notice a slight difference between 48 KBPS and 96 KBPS, but not appreciably. When I conducted my tests here I used simulated EVPs containing audio components up to 15 kHz. The tests were conducted using a Fostex FR2 digital recorder. This recorder can sample up to 192 KBPS, but can also be dongraded to lower rates. One could see no appreciable difference between 192KBPS and 96 KBPS. on a scope nor could you hear any. When you drop down to 48KBPS you could observe a 3 db rolloff at 15 Khz over the 96 KBPS. Listening wise it was barely noticable. Not serious but that was were it first became apparent. Below that it was much greater and could be easily heard as well. Thus my resoning for setting these values. In a pinch 48 KBPS should work OK. Certainly better than the 8 to 14 K that most digital voice recorders use!
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Big Tree Lodge Methven
Relax by a cosy fire in our colonial-era lodge after a hard day on the slopes!
Big Tree Lodge combines Colonial charm with the comforts of home. This large colonial villa and former vicarage still features most of the original timber panelling and furniture. It also offers free high-speed Wi-Fi, a free internet terminal, free laundry facilities, modern and spacious bathrooms with separate toilets and a comfy community living room including a log burner, books, jigsaws, boards games and DVDs. Our huge, fully-equipped kitchen is directly connected to the living area.
There are six lockable bedrooms: twin, double or four-bed share plus one three-bed share room for our female guests. And the best part? No bunk beds!
Our beds are made up with fresh linen and duvets, clean and heated. In wintertime there are optional electric blankets available, if you're too tired to relax by the cosy log burner after a hard day on the slopes.
We have free lockable dry-rooms and snowboard/ski tuning (wax $10, wax'n'edging $20). If you want to tune the gear yourself, that's for free too! Besides skiing, there are plenty of other activities available including hot air balloon rides, tandem sky diving, jet boating, golf, abseiling, horse riding, cycling, fishing and many mountain and bush walks.
Within easy 5mins walking distance of Big Tree Lodge are several bars and coffee shops. The Paradiso Art House Movie Theatre puts on extra shows when needed. The i-site visitor centre is in the main street and has 3 ski and snowboard shops close by. This boutique village is surprisingly well equipped with two supermarkets, galleries, an indoor skate park, book shop, laundromat and a gymnasium. Methven has many eateries, most of which are 5 minutes from our backpacker lodge. We think Dom's is terrific (the chicken/cranberry pizza is fantastic) and the pubs and restaurants are pretty good too!
We also offer free private off-street parking, mountain transport and door-to-door airport transfer and 15% discount vouchers for ski shop rentals at one of the ski shops in Methven. Plus, we're only five minutes' walk from town centre!
We're looking forward to welcoming you at the Big Tree Lodge!
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Albergue
- Barbacoa
- Estacionamiento de bicicletas
- Juegos de mesa
- Intercambio de libros
- Desayuno no incluido
- Se aceptan niños
- Sala común
- Estufa
- Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito
- Registro de entrada y salida expresar
- Mapas de la ciudad gratis
- Acceso gratuito a Internet
- Aparcamiento gratuito
- Wifi gratuito
- Nevera/congelador
- Secadores de pelo
- Duchas de agua caliente
- Acceso a Internet
- Plancha y tabla de planchar
- Cocina
- Lavandería
- Incluye ropa de cama
- Taquillas
- Guardaequipajes
- Microondas
- Sin límite de hora
- No fumadores
- Terraza al aire libre
- Aparcamiento
- Se aceptan animales
- PlayStation
- Luz de lectura
- Recepción (horario limitado)
- Caja fuerte
- IVA incluido
- Máquina para Té y Café
- Toallas incluidas
- Utensilios
- Lavadora
- WiFi
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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Big Tree Lodge Methven is located at 25 South Belt, two streets from the town centre of Methven Mt Hutt Village.
From Christchurch head south towards Timaru on State Highway 1. Look for the Big Fish on the right just over the Rakaia River Bridge and turn right before the Mobil petrol station. At the roundabout turn left towards Mayfield down 'Thompsons Track' (about 18kms) then follow the signs for Methven (about another 18kms). At the main intersection in Methven with the Blue Pub on your right, turn left down the main street (SH77) and South Belt is the second street on the right. This is the quickest route.
From Queenstown and the inland lakes: The short route for those in a hurry: from SH8 in Fairlie, turn left at the sign to Geraldine and follow SH 72 (the Inland Scenic Route) until Mayfield then turn right at the major intersection just out of Mayfield where you then turn almost immediately left (signpost says Rakaia). Keep on this road till you come to a T-intersection, and then turn left as the sign post says to Methven. When you come to the 50km sign South Belt is the next left go down to no.25 on the left.
For those not in a hurry take the scenic route along SH72, turn right down Pudding Hill Road towards Methven turn right down Hobbs Road and go round the back of the Golf Club, further down the road this becomes South Belt. After Wayne place we are on the right down the driveway to the right (nice and quiet!)
You can take a shuttle bus from Christchurch Airport to Methven - departing 3 times daily in winter. Prebook it with Methven Travel and then on arrival go to the Travel and Information Desk in the International Arrivals Hall where the driver will meet you.
Travel Times vary depending on road conditions. Allow 10-20 minutes drive to the base of Mt Hutt and at least an hour 15 to Christchurch Airport while road conditions are variable.


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Melancholia: Kirsten Dunst Sure Is Sad and Naked
Here's a trailer for brutalist director Lars Von Trier's lastest film, a sci-fi flecked drama about a miserable bride and the end of the world. The film actually bills itself on its website as "A beautiful movie about the end of the world." So there. Plus naked Dunst!
That's her writhing on the hill there, isn't it? And crumpled by the bathtub. Aside from the nudity, Dunst is reemerging as a serious, grownup actress, this film coming after her little-seen but impressive work in All Good Things. And how brave of her, and all the other actresses in this film (notably the Charlottes Rampling and Gainsbourg), to subject herself to the whims of a famously nasty guy like Von Trier.
In a weird way, I can already see why they would for this film. It looks awfully intriguing, doesn't it? With all its celestial menace, dreamy music, and stark, crisp photography. And that line "Life is only on Earth, and not for long"! Sounds a bit like Chekhov, doesn't it? I mean, can't you almost hear a crazed Nina saying that at the end of The Seagull? I like it! I mean, it will probably end up being incoherent muck, but for now I'm into it. Terrence Malick meets Donnie Darko meets Sofia Coppola, all bundled together by the guy who made Dogville, one of the most unsettling but striking movies I've probably ever seen.
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365 Days of Marriage
Well, its been a year already, I can't believe it! On January 28th, 2012 I was lucky enough to marry my best friend and the love of my life. I'm not sure where the time went, but I couldn't be happier about who I spent it with.
James, you are the best husband a girl could ever ask for. I love you more than anything and would do this all over again if given the chance.
(Maybe, minus the big bill this time!)
So, as a dedication to our 1 year wedding anniversary I decided to share some pictures and a special video of our wedding vows with you all. Thank you Ali for the video!
And of course, special thanks to all of those who made our wedding day a day worth remembering! That goes for the wedding party and all of our friends and family who were able to join us. We can't imagine having shared it with anyone else.
I really hope you enjoy these small snip-its from our wedding! I know I do, every time I see them.
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Love you too baby. xoxo ❤ J
January 28, 2013 at 10:16 pm
Wow congrats Shannon and James! It was a BEAUTIFUL wedding!!! Many more anniversaries to come! xx
January 29, 2013 at 2:31 am
You are so cute! Love you both! Beijos
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This weekend a Mid-Prairie English teacher will make her directing debut with the first public performance of the school's latest production. English teacher and Drama Director Katie Beary says this years fall play is Pollyanna. It revolves around an orphan and the positive changes she brings when she moves in with her mean aunt.
She shares that she chose this play because the size of the cast fit the amount of characters in the play and because she was already familiar with it due to the fact she played the lead in this same play her senior year in high school.
Beary says during practices the cast worked on allowing the audience to react, utilizing pauses and as she put it, getting the moment down. There will be performances at the High School tomorrow and Sunday at 7:30pm. Tickets can be reserved by calling the High School.
Mid-Prairie High School: 319-646-6091
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Williams Sonoma Reserve Cabernet Wine Glasses
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Since 1956, innovation, quality and craftsmanship have been part of the Williams Sonoma legacy. We're proud to bring you these elegant Cabernet glasses from our signature stemware collection, designed in-house in collaboration with expert sommeliers, winemakers and chefs. Each piece is masterfully mouth-blown of clear, lead-free glass with a unique bowl shape designed specifically to concentrate the aromatic compounds in Cabernet Sauvignon and red Bordeaux. The versatile all-around glasses also complement Malbec, Tempranillo and all but the lightest wines.
- Designed by William-Sonoma and handcrafted exclusively for us by master glass blowers.
- Best for Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Tempranillo.
- Bowl's tall, slightly flared sides expose wine to air so it can breathe and develop, while directing wine to the center of the palate to moderate tannins.
- Long, slender stems are comfortable to hold.
- Perfect for formal entertaining and durable enough for everyday use.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Set of two.
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- 23.6-oz. cap., 9 3/4" high.
- Made in Turkey.
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This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within 3-5 business days of our receiving your order.
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The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $26 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders received by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
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At Williams Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
For all cutlery returns (knife sets, single knives, cutting boards, knife sharpeners, and knife storage) please contact us at 888.922.4108 to initiate the return.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Returns Policy.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Skunky from Beautiful Glasses We couldn't be happier with these glasses. They are beautiful and feel great to hold and to sip from. The glass is perfectly thin and elegant. If you're planning to knock them around or throw them in the dishwasher, you might want to look at something more commercial grade. But if you're looking for lovely wine glasses that look great and are perfectly appropriate for any type of wine, we would recommend them highly.Date published: 2015-12-23Rated 1 out of 5 by Sinclair from Nice glasses if you can find ones that match We received 8 of these glasses as a wedding gift and immediately we could tell that they were not all the same - in fact only 2 were the same! Some of the glasses were much wider than others, some the glass was noticeably thicker, some the stem height from the base of the glass was different and the total height was slightly different on every glass. We also registered for 4 white wine glasses and the ones we received had the exact same problems. I took the red and white wine glasses back to my local WS but they only had the white wine glasses in stock and didn't have any red wine glasses so they ordered 6 more. We found 4 matching white glasses after sifting through what was in stock. When we received the 6 new red glasses only 2 were the same, but these 2 that were the same did not match the original 2 that matched. I am so disappointed in the quality control with these WS wine glasses that we are returning all the red and white glasses. We will buy wine glasses somewhere else.Date published: 2015-09-07Rated 4 out of 5 by homecheftwo from nice but huge These wine glasses are a nice quality and are nice looking too but… my heavens, are they ever huge! I would have kept them regardless of the large size, but they did not fit in any cabinet in my kitchen and I had no where else to keep them so sent them back!! Still looking for a significantly smaller replacement!!Date published: 2015-05-26Rated 5 out of 5 by Kisya from The best wine glasses I ever had I bought one set of this wine glasses while ago and I fall in love with a qualities and shape. Everybody pays attention to my glasses and how good is taste of wine in it I bought also Pinot Noir and this is a beautiful addition to Cabernet especially when you want to dress your table stylishlyDate published: 2014-05-22Rated 5 out of 5 by Setthetable from Beautiful stemware These glasses are replacing my Riedel wine glasses. My husband and guests have broken several Riedels and they are expensive to replace...I bought two of the Williams Sonoma Cabernet to "try them out". While my favorite feature of the Riedel is the "thin" lip, these are almost the same...however not as fragile. These are also taller (which to me makes them prettier). I have owned them several months, sometimes washing by hand and sometimes in dishwasher. No breakage:) be aware that you have to use lower top rack of dishwasher to accommodate the long stems. I will definitely be purchasing more.Date published: 2014-04-10


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This exhibit documents the 100 year anniversary of the passage of the Raker Act.
The Raker Act was a controversial congressional act that allowed the creation of the O'Shaughnessy Dam and flood Hetch Hetchy Valley in Yosemite National Park. It provided, much needed, water for the city of San Francisco. John Muir fought the act and the damming of the Hetch Hetchy.


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Ethan Hawke has listed his six-bedroom townhouse in New York's Chelsea neighborhood for $6.25 million, according to celebrity real estate blogger The Real Estalker.
The home measure 3,500 square feet with four floors, laundry machines, and a private backyard garden. The Corcoran Real Estate Group is selling the property, and the listing is potentially the most colorful of its kind that we've ever seen — the house is filled with bright red walls, yellow cabinets, and green bookshelves.
Hawke, made famous by the movies Training Day and Dead Poet's Society, has lived in the home since purchasing it back in April of 2005 for $3 million.
The house sits on a tree-lined street in NYC's Chelsea neighborhood.
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October 25, 2011
Physics professor one of state's top scientists
Submitted by Communications and Marketing
A Kansas State University physicist has been recognized as a leading force in the state when it comes to studying matter, energy and motion.
Christopher Sorensen, Cortelyou-Rust university distinguished professor and university distinguished teaching scholar, was recently recognized by the Ad Astra Kansas Initiative as one of the top 150 scientists in Kansas throughout its 150 years of statehood.
Sorensen's research is focused on particulate systems -- including particles in aerosols -- light scattering, soft matter physics and nanoparticle solutions. Most recently his creation of a multipurpose gel made from aerosols was issued a patent. The gel can be used in fuel cells, water filtration systems or even to capture fine cometary dust.
In addition to being a prominent researcher, Sorensen has also been recognized with numerous awards for his teaching, including being named a 2007 CASE/Carnegie U.S. Professor of the Year.
"I have been a scientist from a very young age," Sorensen said. "I like to know how things work -- the 'nuts and bolts' of stuff from the grand scales to the seemingly mundane. There is wonder everywhere and science trains you to see it. When I teach, I very much try to pass that wonder on to my students."
Ad Astra's project, "Science in Kansas: 150 Years and Counting," is a celebration of the state's sesquicentennial. It is meant to emphasize the importance of science and the career possibilities in research and innovation to K-12 students. Throughout the year the initiative is spotlighting Kansas researchers, inventors and engineers from the past to the present who have advanced their field. Sorensen is the 11th active faculty member at the university to be named a top scientist. The organization has recognized other historically noted Kansas researchers like George Washington Carver, Charles H. Sternberg, Clyde Cessna and Clyde Tombaugh.


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[UNDP Press Center]
Under the patronage of His Excellency the Minister of Environment, Mr. Mohammed Al Mashnouk, and Minister of Industry, Dr. Hussein Hajj Hassan, the Ministries of Environment and Industry have held along with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) a conference to announce the partnership on "Updating and completing the industries' database" on Wednesday 21st, 2014 at 10:00 AM in the Conference Hall at the Ministry of Environment.
The conference was preceded by a closed-door meeting attended by both Ministers, Resident Representative of the UNDP in Lebanon, Ross Mountain, the Association of Lebanese Industrialists (ALI), the heads of Industrial Unions or their representatives in addition to a working group of the two ministries. The meeting focused on the practical details of the application of the mechanism agreed upon between the two Ministries, specifically the role of trade unions in circulating a format in factories to collect information.
These institutional arrangements between the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Environment aim at:
1-Updating and completing the industries' database available at the Ministry of Industry,
2-Preparing economic, industrial and environmental indicators pertaining to the industrial sector in Lebanon to better conceptualize the industrial development,
3-Creating a sustainable mechanism between the two ministries and the industrial sector for the collection and exchange of environmental and industrial information with a view to documenting it, since all parties need to collect this information on a regular basis.
After the closed-door meeting, a memorandum of understanding - the first of a series of memoranda that the Ministry of Environment intends to sign with all ministries – was signed to coordinate the environment-related action of both ministries by identifying the priorities of cooperation in many fields including the industrial pollution control, calculating the amount of greenhouse gases stemming from the industrial sector and the climate change.
During the press conference, Minister of Environment, Mr. Mohammed Al Mashnouk, delivered a speech in which he pointed that the environment is a shared responsibility as each individual and institution has a role in conserving the natural resources praising the importance of the partnership between the private and public sectors in light of the need to address the difficulties and problems faced by Lebanon through unity, solidarity and cooperation among all sectors.
On his part, the Minister of Industry voiced his bias to the environment and industry alike as the evolution of industrial productivity cannot be at the expense of the natural resources, and vice versa. Hajj Hassan stated that Lebanon does not have too many industries harmful to the environment as aluminum industry. However, the cooperation between the two ministries is part of the collection of all information needed to adopt industrial policy decisions that serve the scientific-based sustainable development.
The Minister of Industry supported the motivational initiatives provided by the Ministry of Environment to encourage industrial enterprises to cooperate starting from the Certificate of Environmental Compliance (CEC) passing by the Certificate of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting arriving to the technical and financial support for the completion of environmental studies of industrial enterprises.
As for UNDP Resident Representative, Ross Mountain, mentioned "across the world, the multidisciplinary management of economic, social and environmental sectors at the national level is a crucial task of Government and the way of the future. Our gathering today is the perfect example of this multidimensional approach.


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William Hinchey Town Administrator Yarmouth Town Hall1146 Route 28South Yarmouth, MA 02664
This procurement is being conducted in accordance with the Uniform Procurement Act, Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 30B, Sec. 16, which sets forth specific terms for disposition of real estate by the Town. The Town reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or any part thereof; to accept the proposal that the Town deems most advantageous in its sole discretion, in accordance with applicable law and as set forth in the RFP; to waive any informalities; or to cancel this procurement at any time if it is in the public interest.


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The thing is, we needed inspiration. "Eye of the Tiger" just doesn't pack the same motivating punch it used to, and there's only so much Britney Spears one can take on the treadmill or the trails. So we decided to talk to the professionals — the people who work out for a living. We asked top trainers across the country to share their workout playlists, and this is what they told us, in alphabetical order by artist.
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Two heavy innings defeats in two successive Test matches! One must agree that the prospect for Bangladesh looks pretty ugly. Even the home crowd has appeared started to turn against our team. Tongues have started wagging at various quarters about our dismal performances. The chop and change of the team line-up by national selectors and the sunny optimism of Dav Whatmore is no longer helping and can no longer wash away the reality: We are in deep trouble.
Massive Overhaul
by M. Rubaiyat Kibria
Published: 31st October, 2004
Two heavy innings defeats in two successive Test matches! One must agree that
the prospect for Bangladesh looks pretty ugly. Even the home crowd has appeared
started to turn against our team. Tongues have started wagging at various quarters
about our dismal performances. The chop and change of the team line-up by national
selectors and the sunny optimism of Dav Whatmore is no longer helping and can
no longer wash away the reality: WE ARE IN DEEP TROUBLE.
Having acknowledged that, instead of brooding on what has happened or what
could have happened, let us start looking to the future. Let us think about
how we can turn our misfortunes around, because at the moment it doesn't look
like anything is working. If no remedial action is taken immediately, we have
no where else to go but down!
As supporters of Bangladesh cricket, we cringe at the slightest criticism of
our team, no matter how justifiable that is. Yet, there has not been enough
steps taken to radically change the fate of our cricket. We are still lingering
at the bottom of every cricketing table and continue to be the whipping boys
of world cricket (except maybe for the present woeful Zimbabwe). We need to
radically overhaul our entire cricket system, including the technique of our
players and their mindset, the cricketing infrastructure and the planning/decisions
by BCB.
From this point of view I would like to suggest several proposals that I think
is worth considering. Hopefully the BCB and their advisory committee will take
note, wake up and do something about it soon and fast, because sooner than later
questions would be asked about the reasons behind the present dismal performance
and what steps (both present and future) have they taken to elevate the cricketing
standard in Bangladesh.
Get rid of 20/20 Cricket
IT IS COUNTER-PRODUCTIVE. We need to promote longer the version of the game
if we want to compete with the best. Our board must not be swayed by money but
rather must think about the future of cricket in Bangladesh. ODI is well-equipped to
provide pinch-hitters, we do not really need 20/20 competition for that purpose
(as some tend to believe). The board may have been swayed by the universal experiment
with 20/20. Yet, we need to keep it in mind that we cannot indulge in this sort
of scheme like Australia or England. They already enjoy a fantastic domestic
structure. Their only purpose in launching 20/20 is to draw in the crowd. The
situation is reverse in Bangladesh. If our team is performing well, then we are never
short of a crowd at our matches.
I still remember the day (a couple of years ago) when we faced Pakistan at
Dhaka stadium in ODI and the stadium was packed with people baking under sweltering
heat (it was also Ramadan time). When an ODI can provide the requisite excitement,
why bother with a newer version which would not be beneficial for our cricket?
The need for longer versions of the game, the need for our players to develop
ability to bat for a long time.....these things cannot be stressed enough regarding
their importance.
ODI is fine, but unless a player has maturity, he is going nowhere. Anyone
can flash at a ball (even I can, considering I have very little cricketing pedigree)
but it is the intelligent batting for long periods and bowling that wins the
game, a very good example is the New Zealand batting in the recent Test series.
Make a number touring teams
The BCB needs to make a number of A and B teams such as BCB XI, BKSP
X1, BCB A, BCB B etc. The board needs to put all national pool players in these
teams together with new and upcoming players. The national players need to get
rid of their egos and must have the mindset to play along with the lesser players
and play in these second-string teams. These teams need to travel overseas to
play against English county and Ranji trophy teams.
It does not matter if each team has 7/8 national players, we just need to send
them to play against top state teams. Unless they acclimatize themselves to
different situations, different playing conditions and get experience, they
will be the whipping boys of world cricket forever. This may also serve another
purpose. We are all aware that Bangladesh will be put into a modified ICC scheme shortly
where our lion share of matches will be held at home. If, and that is a big
if, we are able to win matches against these overseas top notch state teams
on a regular basis, then we can put our case with ICC of elevating our status
to playing home and abroad with equal emphasis.
Someone needs to get our batting right
We need to look at the basic shot selection and how to play at each ball on
its merit. These things should be taught at the very childhood (as is done in
Australia and other top notch countries). My 9 year old nephew has been selected
for NSW under-10 cricket team and I am amazed at how these kids are being groomed
to become the next Michael Clarke (who came through the same system). Actually
during the induction ceremony into the team held last month, these kids were
inspired by the organizing body by saying that maybe somewhere in that room
was another Michael Clarke. It was really thrilling to watch the dreamy look
in their eyes.
Unfortunately, in Bangladesh, our cricket starts at the "para" level void
of any formal training. Since we don't have such an infrastructure yet, we have
to work with what we have. And this is where our players have to chip in individually.
They need to ask themselves (with some professional guidance) how to play inswingers,
outswingers, full pitched, angling in deliveries etc. , when to play a straight
bat shot, when to hook and pull etc. They need to work on their footwork. I
know that at their age, this may prove to be very very difficult, if not impossible.
But they have to try, even if it means they have to spend 7/8 hours in the nets
everyday practicing basic, correct and modified stroke making. As has almost
universally been agreed here in banglacricket, our batsmen don't have any technique
whatsoever. So someone should help the batsmen get their technique right. That
someone needs to be employed on a long-term basis, not for short batting workshops
or on a one year contract. Our batsmen need to learn basic shot selection and
batting. In my honest opinion, there is no other alternative.
We need to improve our training facilities
We need to get an indoor facility with roof so that rain or shine, our players
can practice before a match (don't just rely on BKSP). How many times have our
players failed to have a decent warm-up net session before a match because of
rain? Construction of such a facility should commence immediately.
The board should also invest into preparing new pitches. They need to get some
foreign curator and change every single pitch in Bangladesh. It is better if the Chittagang
pitch were prepared as spin friendly while the Mirpur pitch was made fast and
bouncy. We can no longer afford to play on dead pitches where the average ball
only comes as high as the hip area. Unless we prepare fast and bouncy pitches,
our players will always be suspect against fast bowling (as we are at the moment).
With all the money invested in Bangladesh cricket, how difficult is it to prepare a
truly world class fast pitch/pitches in Bangladesh? Is it lack of interest, lack of
vision or just pure indifference?
Give Bashar Captaincy Lessons
Finally, the board should seriously think about giving lessons about captaincy
to Bashar, provided that he is the preferred long term captain. He needs to
sharpen his understanding of the game and be wily. At the moment, he is just
flowing with the motion. Pilot on the other hand is a better captain than Bashar,
yet I feel that Bashar is the ultimate choice. So someone needs to groom him.
They either need to make him read books or give him 1/2 hour lessons about field
placement, weaknesses of opponent players and how to exploit them in the field
(bowling, field placement etc.). Bashar needs to convince himself that he WANTS
this captaincy, and not because he is relatively young and is the preferred
choice of the selectors. With the media watching his every move, it is not good
if he is found wanting in his field
placement and bowling changes. The BCB should help him in this regard. If we
look at the Australians in the 3rd test, they virtually stifled run scoring
ability of Dravid and Tendulkar by fielding in areas they are likely to score.
If BCB can help Bashar in areas like this, he will definitely improve. But the
board needs to put some serious thought into it.
Final thoughts
In short, its time we looked at these issues. Unless we arrange our own backyard,
we cannot expect the visitors to give us any respect. Top cricketing countries
think first about whitewashing us and then think about not being complacent.
How disgraceful! There is a wise saying: "Fortune favours the brave".
If we don't take initiative to change our cricketing destiny and overhaul our
entire cricketing system, we will be thrashed over and over again and history
would witness the slow death of cricket in Bangladesh.
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- Jenny
WARNING: The specific use of this recipe in the manner described in this blog should be reserved for emergency situations only, including but not limited to:
1. Your seven-year-old child strategically hides a tomato in a piece of furniture you intended to sell, leaving behind stringy goo and a stench so powerful it could only be removed by a potent cleaner that some websites claim causes infertility, which might not be such a bad thing since perhaps you have given the world all the fruit vagrants it needs.
2. You endure an incident at work so enraging that you wake up three nights in a row at 2 AM and punch a large magenta bear so violently that its stuffing shreds. You then stare at aggrieved aforementioned child and say, "I really don't know what happened there but you know the spiders in this town are pretty aggressive. Would you like some ice cream before dinner?"
3. Your spouse calls you from your new home 2,955 miles away, a house you have seen once for exactly seven minutes and says, "All the paint colors you picked are too dark. What should I do about it?"
Normally after a week like that, I like my dinner a little more liquid (equal parts elderflower liqueur and Champagne with a dash of brandy, thanks for asking). But rage needs comfort food. This means rice pudding. For dinner.
I originally turned to Sonia's Rice Pudding because I was looking for ways to cook down the stuff in my pantry before I move (more on that strategy next week). I have lots of rice, and, somewhat inexplicably, cans of sweetened condensed milk.
I confess the beautiful and talented mrslarkin stumped me a little with some of the directions. I wasn't sure, for instance, what size cans of evaporated and condensed milk should be used, whether or not I should continue to leave the lid on my pot as my rice steeped, or how long the whole thing should cook. Ten minutes? Ten hours? I don't think I have ever actually made stove top rice confections.
I instantly pinged a colleague and friend who is a rice pudding aficionado, who for some weird reason thought it was far more important to meet a crushing editorial deadline concerning gay marriage than advise me on my inability to read a recipe. "Just put some cardamom in and forget it, there is no way to mess up rice pudding," he wrote back. Okay so he used a few profanities. But this is a family blog!
I then realized that what mrslarkin was doing here was being overly scrupulous in basically describing how to make rice, with sweet stuff poured on top.
First, you are going to want a nice large saucepan. I got the whole show going with jasmine rice, because I had a lot of it, and was immediately rewarded with a lovely soft smell bubbling under the steamy lid. Under that were hints of cinnamon, present but fleeting, like one of those sneaky cats that hides behind the kitchen door.
Once it got boiling, I turned my heat down and waited patiently for it to absorb -- go rice go! -– but was careful not to let it get gummy, as that can happen quickly. Next it was time for the milks. I had a 12-ounce can of evaporated milk and two 14-ounces cans of the condensed; I started with just one and found it plenty. More I think would make the dish overly-sweet, and a bit milk-logged.
I sat in my dark kitchen (I wasn't trying to be romantic or anything; all the light bulbs have burned out and I don't feel like buying new ones), slowly licking my creation off the back of a wooden spoon. I was suddenly hit with something I believe emotionally healthy adults refer to as perspective.
I had a bad week. Someone else's was worse. I have two healthy children to hide fruits and vegetables from me. I have a job, whatever its flaws, which helps pay for the soon-to-be-disgracefully painted house. Unlike 98 percent of Los Angeles, I also have rice pudding for dinner.
Sonia's Rice Pudding
By mrslarkin
Serves 6
1. Place the rice in the water with the cinnamon sticks, lime peel (cut the lime peel in such a way that it falls apart in pieces), a pinch of salt and let it cook. At first, the flame should be medium and when it's really boiling lower the flame, but not extremely low. It cooks covered, but when it begins to boil it rises and the flame should be lowered so that it does not overflow, but let it thicken.
2. When the rice is soft and almost dry, but without waiting until it is completely dry, you add the evaporated milk, the condensed milk and the ½ cup of sugar. If you think it is not sufficiently sweet, add some more sugar. Mix with wooden spoon a few times and leave it a few minutes. You want it to be wet but not watery.
3. When you place the mixture on the serving bowl or deep serving dish, sprinkle generously with powder cinnamon.
4. Let it cool or refrigerate for later use, and enjoy!
By day, Jennifer Steinhauer, aka Jenny, is the Los Angeles Bureau Chief for The New York Times. By night, she is an obsessive cook.
A New Way to Dinner, co-authored by Food52's founders Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs, is an indispensable playbook for stress-free meal-planning (hint: cook foundational dishes on the weekend and mix and match 'em through the week).
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