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1Will the salt water and sand destroy my bike?
The event will run at low tide, when the sea and all salt water will be around 1km offshore. Almost all the sandy sections used are very hard and fast, so we are sure it won't destroy your bike. We will also have bike washes on site, to give the option of cleaning your bike immediately afterwards. If you are not sure, ask anyone who has entered before!
2I've entered, but now I can't make it. Can I get a refund?
We are unable to refund entries, but we will allow transfer of names free of charge - all changes must be made 28 days prior to the event.
3Do I need a fat-bike?
Absolutely not, the majority of the sand is so hard and fast that you don't need a fatbike. In fact we think the course will be suitable for all off-road bikes, so if you want to bring a cyclocross bike, you are welcome to.
4Do I need a specialist beach racer bike?
No. This type of bike is very popular in the Dutch events. They are essentially a cross between a MTB and CX bike, using drop bars but wider, almost slick tyres. We strongly recommend a front tyre with tread. While it is a great setup (including Male Open Winners in every year to date), you certainly don't need one. Any MTB or even a cyclocross bike will do just fine!
5I'm over 40 and I think I can give the young ones a run for their money. What category should I enter?
Regardless of you're age (but assuming over 16) if you think you have a shot at the Open category win and the cash prize, consider entering the Open category. If you enter Veteran or Grand Veteran and win overall, you will only win the category prize.
6Will there be any races for Under 14's?
Yes! For 2019 we will have events for Under 14's, all held on Saturday April 6th. From the Little Bikers Challenge for the very smallest tots on balance bikes or toddle bikes up to Under 14's.
7Do I need a racing licence?
You don't need one to enter and the event will not have any British Cycling ranking points.
8Is there a cut-off time?
As we are governed by the tides, we will have to stop riders entering the beach as it nears high tide. All riders should have more than enough time to complete the event. No one will be allowed onto the beach after 3.45pm. We have not had to stop anyone in previous editions.
9Can we camp?
Camping is included as standard for Saturday night with the option to extend to include Friday & Monday.
10Are dogs allowed in the park and the beach?
Yes, dogs are allowed in all areas of the park or beach and its a fantastic place for walking. We ask anyone bringing a dog to ensure its kept under control at all times, especially when the race is in progress. Cefn Sidan is a blue flag beach, but the restrictions are only in place from May to September.
11Can I ride a tandem?
Yes, you may ride a tandem and the trails on the whole are quite suitable.
From 2019 we now have a "Tandem Category". You will need details of both riders. There needs to be a minimum of 3 tandems entered to be awarded a prize.
From 2019 we now have a "Tandem Category". You will need details of both riders. There needs to be a minimum of 3 tandems entered to be awarded a prize.


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The Best HomeKit-Compatible Smart-Home Devices
We've updated the smart bulb, smart plug, and light switch sections, as well as added speaker and sprinkler categories, to make sure everything is current with our latest picks.
Apple HomeKit is a user-friendly platform for anyone who owns an iOS device and is interested in a simple, reliable DIY smart-home system. With a couple of HomeKit-compatible devices and an iPhone or iPad, you can start from scratch and have an integrated system up and running in a few minutes. Control your HomeKit system via the Siri voice assistant built into Apple phones, tablets, computers, and watches, or from Apple's HomePod smart speaker.
Like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, HomeKit allows you to integrate smart-home devices from different manufacturers into one system. It works more like a smart-home hub, like SmartThings and Wink, but in this case the hub lives in the cloud. All HomeKit devices automatically "see" one another without requiring any setup. And setting up automations—preset actions that involve one or more devices—is satisfyingly straightforward, requiring only a few taps in Apple's Home app, which comes preinstalled on iOS devices.
Unlike Alexa and Google Assistant, HomeKit is primarily a smart-home system with a voice search feature, while the other two are voice search systems (for music and random queries) with smart-home features. Many smart-home accessories are designed specifically for HomeKit, while Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility are often just an add-on feature to an existing device. The Home app for HomeKit is a much more comprehensive interface for smart-home control than the apps for Alexa and Google Assistant, though the latter two systems are catching up.
If you go with HomeKit as your smart-home platform, you aren't necessarily trapped by your decision. Many popular HomeKit-compatible devices also work with Google Assistant and Alexa. Use HomeKit to make your thermostat turn off your lights when you leave the house, then use Alexa to dim the lights when you watch TV. We also have Alexa device and Google Assistant device guides for anyone using those systems.
If you're ready to explore what Apple HomeKit has to offer, we've selected our top picks from the most popular and useful categories of smart-home devices.
The research
- Best hub for HomeKit
- Best smart speaker for HomeKit
- Best smart light bulbs for HomeKit
- Best smart plugs for HomeKit
- Best smart light switches for HomeKit
- Best smart thermostats for HomeKit
- Best smart door locks for HomeKit
- Best smart sensors for HomeKit
- Best garage-door controllers for HomeKit
- Best home security camera for HomeKit
- Best smart sprinkler controllers for HomeKit
Best hub for HomeKit
Our pick
Apple TV 4K
The best HomeKit hub
The newest Apple TV enables remote access to HomeKit devices and supports Bluetooth 5.0. It's also a top-notch 4K video streamer.
Buying Options
May be out of stock
If you want to stay in touch with your smart devices when you leave home, you need to add an Apple TV (or an iPad or HomePod) to your home network. Once connected to your HomeKit system, it acts as an Internet gateway, allowing you to monitor or control devices remotely, using apps on your iPhone or Apple Watch, as well as voice commands through Siri. Both the Apple TV 4K and the previous (4th generation) model are HomeKit-enabled, but the 4K model has a dramatically faster processor and more storage, as well as Gigabit Ethernet for speedier networking. With Alexa and Google Assistant, the Echo or Google Home speaker act as Internet gateways, allowing you to control devices remotely through the systems' apps.
HomeKit devices communicate directly with one another over Wi-Fi, or via a nearby iOS device, not by going through the Apple TV first. That means the Apple TV isn't actually a proper smart hub in the same way that the SmartThings Hub or Wink Hub is. Instead, it acts as a bridge, allowing both local and remote communication with Bluetooth smart-home devices, such as door and window sensors, motion sensors, and smart locks.
The short-range nature of Bluetooth can make smart-home systems that depend on it somewhat problematic, as devices that aren't close enough to a hub will perform erratically. That means you may run into delays or total failure when controlling them. In homes of even modest size, this problem can make it difficult to place devices where you want them, and some people may need multiple Apple TVs or iPads peppered around their home in order to get everything to function properly. The Apple TV 4K supports Bluetooth 5.0, which should make Bluetooth devices more responsive and help with range issues; however, many current devices don't support Bluetooth 5.0, so we haven't noticed a change yet.
As a media streamer, we made the Apple TV 4K an upgrade pick for its user-friendly interface and polished performance. However, if you have a 1080p HDTV and no plans to upgrade anytime soon, opting for the older Apple TV (4th generation) model will save you some money.
Best smart speaker for HomeKit
Our pick
Apple HomePod
The best HomeKit speaker
Apple's first HomeKit-enabled speaker also serves as a hub and can put excellent sound in any corner of the house.
Buying Options
The Apple HomePod is the only voice-controlled speaker that also acts as a HomeKit hub—and you're going to need one of those if you plan to use HomeKit outside of the house to do things like turn on lights, adjust temperatures, lock doors, or get alerts based on smart-home activities. An iPad or Apple TV also acts as a HomeKit hub, but it's much easier and more realistic to have multiple HomePods around the house, since they also play music.
Like the Amazon Echo or Google Home, the HomePod can rock out selections from Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, Amazon Music, and more. We found it does that quite well, too. It can also deliver weather forecasts, trivia questions, and calendar appointments on demand, as well as make and take phone calls.
Best smart light bulbs for HomeKit
Our pick
Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 Starter Kit
The best smart bulb
These color-adjustable bulbs easily integrate into a HomeKit system and let you change the look of a room with the flick of a switch.
Buying Options
*At the time of publishing, the price was $170.
Adding a set of smart light bulbs is an easy first step in building a smart-home system, and the Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 Gen 3 bulbs are not only the best HomeKit option but also the best all-around smart bulbs we've used. Going through the Home app or Siri, you can control bulbs all over your house and have them respond to triggers from other HomeKit devices. Hue bulbs do everything their competitors do, but Hue's wider product-and-app ecosystem allows for more flexibility and creativity than other brands offer.
The Hue system requires the use of a Hue Bridge, but the bridge is included in the price of a Hue starter kit, and one Bridge supports a home with 50 bulbs (which are also available individually).
If you have only one or two spots for smart bulbs or just don't want a hub, the LIFX A19 is a good choice. This color-changing bulb works directly with your Wi-Fi network, so it doesn't need a hub. It also works with Siri, so you can ask to turn on lights, check the status of lights, or even set a scene for a movie, dinner, or a party.
Best smart plugs for HomeKit
Our pick
Wemo Mini
The best plug-in smart outlet
This is the only smart plug compatible with all major voice platforms, so you can instruct Siri to control any lamp, appliance, or other electronic device.
Buying Options
*At the time of publishing, the price was $30.
Reliable and compact, the Wemo Mini is an easy way to add remote control to lamps, fans, and other electronic devices. It's also the only smart plug that works out of the box with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit. Just plug the dongle into your router, add it to the Home app, and start calling out commands to Siri.
If you want to tie smart control and Siri into lights all over the house, we recommend the Lutron Caséta Smart Lighting Lamp Dimmer. Designed for use with Lutron's Caséta lineup, this model can control two outlets at once (just not independently). It's also the only plug we've tested that allows you to dim those lamps, whether through the easy-to-use app or the sound of your voice.
Best smart light switches for HomeKit
Our pick
Lutron Caséta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch Starter Kit
The best wireless in-wall dimmer
This system lets you automate your whole-house lighting with HomeKit and is the most dependable device we've tested with Apple's system.
Buying Options
You save $20 (20%)
If you're planning on a more comprehensive upgrade that allows for control of entire fixtures, Lutron's Caséta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch Starter Kit is our HomeKit (and overall) favorite. In the case of replacing your existing wall switches, Lutron is the only smart dimmer that doesn't require a neutral wire, making it easier to install in older homes. (If you're a novice, you may want to have a professional install these, as it involves fiddling with home wiring.)
The Caséta app easily dims and powers installed fixtures on or off, or you can use Siri to do it for you. HomeKit automations also allow you to integrate Caséta switches with other smart devices around the house—a hybrid approach of new and old that's more useful and practical than many smart-home aficionados would care to admit.
If you don't want a hub, the Wemo Dimmer can control lights using any existing Wi-Fi network.. If you want to bark out commands to Siri, add the Wemo Bridge to the Home app. Although you'll need an Apple TV, iPad, or HomePod to operate HomeKit outside of the house, the Wemo app provides easy access without the need for other add-ons.
Best smart thermostats for HomeKit
Our pick
The best HomeKit-enabled thermostat
Although it has built-in Alexa, this versatile thermostat also has HomeKit support and remote sensors for a comfortable temperature throughout the house.
Buying Options
*At the time of publishing, the price was $250.
There are several smart thermostats, but our favorite HomeKit option is the Ecobee4. In addition to working with HomeKit, the Ecobee4 also has Amazon Alexa built in, a key feature for anyone who has a hybrid smart home. This means that when you're in shouting range of the Ecobee4, you can easily control the thermostat and other HomeKit or cross-platform devices using your voice, but also remotely via an app or Siri. However, unlike with some smart thermostats, installing the Ecobee4 requires a three-wire setup for power, or the use of an adapter cable, which may complicate things for older homes, many of which have two-wire setups.
In addition to appreciating its attractive display and intuitive user interface, we think the Ecobee4's most compelling feature as a thermostat is its inclusion of a remote sensor, which is meant to reside in a bedroom, sitting room, or other area that isn't heating or cooling as well as you'd like. The idea is that you can have the Ecobee4 use the remote sensor's temperature instead of the main unit's, or even average the temperature settings between the two. You can also add multiple sensors, an especially useful option in a home with multiple zones or a poorly placed thermostat. If you don't need the remote sensors or built-in Alexa but still want a thermostat as part of your HomeKit system, the Ecobee3 Lite otherwise works exactly the same as the Ecobee4 but is typically $80 cheaper.
Best smart door locks for HomeKit
Our pick
Yale YRD256 Assure Connected by August
The best smart lock for HomeKit
This keypad lock allows for a quick exit or entry without the need to carry keys or even a smartphone and offers wide compatibility with other smart-home devices.
Buying Options
*At the time of publishing, the price was $300.
Connecting the Yale Assure SL to your HomeKit system opens up lots of smart-home possibilities, such as controlling it through Siri or integrating with other HomeKit gear, like smart thermostats and smart lights. The Yale Assure SL, one of several smart locks we reviewed, lets you unlock your door with an app, automatically via geofencing or with a keypad, which is especially handy for when you want to give out temporary entry codes. It comes with the August Connect gateway, which connects the lock to the Internet for remote access.
Best smart sensors for HomeKit
Our pick
Eve Motion Sensor
A motion-activated sensor to trigger other devices
This sensor lets you create motion-triggered HomeKit automations throughout your house.
Buying Options
On their own, smart devices are capable of nifty things, but the magic really happens when you let them work together. Elgato's Eve Motion, one of the company's line of Eve smart sensors, is a Bluetooth version of a basic motion sensor: Set it in a corner, on a shelf, or on a wall, and it can send a basic notification to your iPhone when it detects motion—or, even better, act as a motion-based trigger for another HomeKit device. For example, we set one up to turn on a light if it's triggered, but only when no one is home.
Another company, Fibaro, also has a line of HomeKit-compatible sensors, including the terrifically useful Flood Sensor. Place this pucklike disk in an area where water would flow in a flood condition, perhaps near a water heater, a clothes washer, or the low point of a basement, and—again, so long as the sensor is within Bluetooth range of a HomeKit hub—it will send out an instant notification if it detects water. We found it to be very reliable during testing. You can even set it up to trigger another device, such as turning a smart Hue bulb on and changing its color to bright red, in case you don't have a phone handy to receive that notification.
Best garage-door controllers for HomeKit
Our pick
Chamberlain MyQ Garage
The best garage-door controller
The MyQ Garage is impressively simple to set up and use, widely compatible, and designed to let you open or close your garage remotely. The Home Bridge adds HomeKit support.
Buying Options
In stock 12/16
May be out of stock
May be out of stock
*At the time of publishing, the price was $80.
Chamberlain MyQ Home Bridge
A HomeKit add-on for MyQ openers
The Home Bridge allows the MyQ Garage, as well as existing MyQ garage-opener systems, to work with HomeKit.
Buying Options
Like many garage owners, you probably forget to close the door sometimes. The Chamberlain MyQ Garage (MYQ-G0301) with the separate HomeKit-enabled MyQ Home Bridge takes just 15 minutes to install. Once you have it up and running, you can tell Siri to open and close your garage door from your phone, tablet, or Apple Watch, as well as use Control Center's Home item or the MyQ app. (The Home app requires you to unlock your phone for access, unless you're using an Apple Watch; the MyQ app can protect access by PIN, Touch ID, or Face ID.)
If you also have an iPad or 4K Apple TV in your home, you can add your door to automations to instruct, for example, certain lights or door locks to turn on or open when the garage door opens. You can also set the MyQ opener to trigger when you leave or arrive home using your phone-based geolocation—though as a safety measure, you need to respond to a prompt that appears on your phone to prevent accidental activations (again, unless you are wearing an Apple Watch that's paired to your iPhone).
Best home security camera for HomeKit
Our pick
Logitech Circle 2
The best indoor security camera
Users can check out live streams through the Home app, talk and listen to visitors, and use HomeKit to trigger lights and other devices when the camera detects motion.
Buying Options
*At the time of publishing, the price was $148.
The Logitech Circle 2 (wired) is one of the few HomeKit-compatible security cameras around, and it happens to be excellent. It delivers crystal-clear 1080p images during the day and at night, two-way communication, and notifications that distinguish between people and general motion. It also works indoors and outside. Once added to your HomeKit network, the cameras can be accessed through the Home app or use the Circle 2 to trigger for automations, so you can, for example, turn on the lights if the camera detects motion when you aren't home.
Best smart sprinkler controllers for HomeKit
Our pick
Rachio 3
The best smart sprinkler controller
Rachio's smart sprinkler, the easiest model we tested, allows you to call up a quick shower for shrubs using HomeKit and Siri voice commands.
Buying Options
You save $61 (24%)
The latest version of the Rachio has finally added HomeKit support. The Rachio 3 Smart Sprinkler Controller makes yard work a breeze, with an easy-to-use interface and scheduling. It also works with Siri, so you can turn the system on and off, water specific zones, and delay run times, all using the sound of your voice. As we mention in our guide, the one drawback is that this system lacks any type of local control, so if your Internet service is down, you won't be able to make any schedule adjustments.


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Linebacker Reuben Foster spent the first two games of the 2018 season as a "true fan" of the San Francisco 49ers. But the NFL suspension that kept Foster off the field and in front of his TV during 49ers' games has ended, and the former Alabama All-American is eager to play against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
"I've got to be real cautious about getting too excited this week because it's my first day back," Foster told reporters in the San Francisco locker room on Wednesday. "But getting overwhelmed is very easy. I do that every time. Even if you all don't see it, I tend to do it a lot."
Foster reported for the work week on Monday to start the countdown on his return to the field.
"It was just like a holiday just knowing I can come back and play the game I love," Foster said. "I'm just happy just to be happy-go-jolly. Just playing the cards right. Doing good off the field and on the field. Just don't do nothing off the field so I won't be off the field again."
On July 3, the NFL suspended Foster for the first two games of the 2018 regular season for violating the league's Personal Conduct Policy and its Policy and Program on Substances of Abuse.
Foster's suspension comes after two offseason arrests.
Foster was arrested in Tuscaloosa on Jan. 12 and charged with second-degree possession of marijuana. That charge was dismissed in May after Foster participated in a pretrial diversion program.
On June 6, Foster pleaded no contest in Santa Clara County Superior Court to unlawful possession of an assault weapon and was sentenced to two years of probation.
Foster was arrested in Los Gatos, California, on Feb. 11 and charged with felony domestic violence, forcefully attempting to prevent a victim from reporting a crime and possession of an assault weapon. A judge dismissed two of those charges after the "victim" testified she made up her allegations against Foster on May 23.
Foster was later sentenced to two years on probation with 30 days on a sheriff's work program. The judge waived the work program to allow Foster to perform 240 hours of community service instead.
Foster also had to pay $235 in fines and fees and give up the weapon -- a SIG Sauer 516 found loaded in the bathroom floor when police responded to the Feb. 11 911 call from Foster's residence. Reports indicated Foster purchased the gun legally in Alabama.
Without Foster, the 49ers split their first two games, losing to the Minnesota Vikings 24-16 on Sept. 9 and beating the Detroit Lions 30-27 on Sept. 16.
"Reuben's one of our best players," San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said of Foster's return. "I think he plays the position very well. Everyone knows how good of a tackler he is. But he's also good in coverage. He can blitz the quarterback. He can do a lot of things. Just having his presence out there, just from a leadership standpoint, guys gravitate to him. We really enjoy having him around."
Foster made the Pro Football Writers Association's All-Rookie team for the 2017 season after the 49ers traded up to select him with the 31stpick in last year's draft.
Foster missed six of San Francisco's first eight games during his rookie season because of the injuries. But in the second half of the season, Foster was on the field for every game, and San Francisco, which started the season 0-8, went 6-2. Despite his missed time, Foster finished second on the team in tackles.
"He's got fresh legs," 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh said. "He looks fast. So we're excited to have him back. Love his energy."
The 49ers and Chiefs kick off at noon CDT Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
Foster was the Class 6A Lineman of the Year for the 2012 season at Auburn High School. He won the Butkus Award as the nation's best collegiate linebacker in 2016 at Alabama.
Mark Inabinett is a sports reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @AMarkG1.


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Hosur also recognized as "Little England" for various developments in the Hosur city and on checking out the history for 2000 years the area occupied by 1000 various industries. The Hosur city is approximately situated at 900 meters above sea level and the minimum temperature during the summer is 25 o C to 30 o C and in the case of winter it is 13 o C to 25 o C. The people living in this region are identified as local and settled. 'Local' signifies people who live in Hosur even before industrialization and 'Settled' signifies people who got settled in Hosur after 1970s. 70% of the Locals speak Telugu as their mother tongue, while 99% of the Settled speak Tamil as their mother tongue, apart from these the additional language widely spoken is Kannada.
Hosur comes under the region of Krishnagiri District whereas 'Krishnam' in north Indian language represents black and 'Giri' in north Indian language represents hill (Granite hills). In fact Hosur and its adjoining regions are very much rich in Granite.
During the Sangam age, Hosur was called as 'MurasuNaadu'. Many Stone arts can be found on the rock which denotes that the region of Hosur was cultured even during the period of Stone Age. The region was also called as Thagadoor throughout the ancient Tamil Sangam Age and also as AthiyamaanNaadu as Hosur was under the rule of Athiyamaan, the ruler who gave 'Karu-Nellikkaai' to extend the life of Tamil poet Av-vai-yaar. All through the Tamil Sangam Age, the regions such as Hosur, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Mysore, Bangalore and Salem was ruled by Tamil kings and to a great extent it was a part of Tamil Nadu.
A small temple was built namely 'Kaali-kaambaal - Kaamadeswarar' on the Hill while climbing it can be seen on the hill top at Hosur by a land lord named BattaKur-rappaNayaka who settled at Bagalur. From the earlier period till now the festival happens together with the north Indian festival Holy. The tower of the temple also does not look like that of Tamil Temple structural design and adds proof to the claim of being constructed by a north Indian. The temple is considered to be built during the period of 1200 AD and therefore establishment of modern Hosur can be considered from the year 1207 AD.


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I personally enjoyed the Superbowl halftime show by Madonna. I think she worked really hard to pull off an extravagant techno filled halftime show. She worked really hard to prove people wrong. I would have to say, she did her best to try and pull off one of the best Superbowl halftime shows. Imagine how much work she put into to put on a show like she put on a family friendly show. But, you will always have the people who will criticize the show simply because she's Madonna and there is always someone out there who likes to over analyze everything and pick everything apart. Hats off to her, I hope I can move that well when I'm 53 years old.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Madonna's Halftime Show
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I didn't see the show myself, but it seems like everybody is talking about it. Most are impressed with how well she did at her age. I'm kind of sad I missed it now.ReplyDeleteReplies
I thought it was pretty good. You can tell she put a lot of work into. Usually, I have no interest in the game, the commercials or the half time show. I heard there was a few slip ups, but who's perfect? They couldn't have been too big. I didn't see them. But, you always know the media looks for them and will reply them over and over again.Delete
I loved the halftime show, it was the best part of the super bowl. That is just my opinion since my team was not in the super bowl. We had to see who was going to win.ReplyDelete
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Download here and learn more about our new Educator Ready release: https://learningequality.org/download/7
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Hi Laura,
I'm a fan of kolibri, I upgraded to the latest version, I really like the improvements but I am currently having issues with client capacity of my server. Clients keep on disconnecting from the server. I am having trouble keeping users connected to the server. I did not have this issue with the older version of kolibri.
Have other reported similar issues as mine?
Hi Victor, in order to diagnose the problem we would need more info:
If you have many concurrent users, let's say more than 30, bearing in mind the changes from the previous versions, there's something you can try:
You must restart the kolibri server afterwards and test if your clients go better now.
If kolibri doesn't start you likely broke the syntax of that file. In such case, restore the backup you previously did and attach it here so I can edit it for you.
videos don't work in Firefox Quantum 61 linux Kolibri 0.10.2 Khan Academy Version 12 error displayed "The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported" majority of exercises are broken pictures diagrams and hints are not displayed and interaction with exercises is impossible videos only work in Chromium yet Extremely low Visual and Audio Quality of Math Videos and exercises are still dispalyed as blank spaces. kalite 17.5 is also out of sync with khan academy and missing most videos in math categories
Hi Dhaakir,
Thanks for reaching out. In regards to the Firefox error, please see the documented fix under the 'Warning' note here. For the missing Khan Academy images, please try updating the KA channel on your installation of Kolibri.
Let me know if this helps!
Same promblems exist with Edge Windows 10 kolibri 0.10.1 with redownloading of content. High Resolution videos Encoded with H264 MPEG-4 AVC and MPEG AAC Audio Work, No Low Resolution videos Encoded with H264 MPEG-4 AVC and AWR narrow band (samr) Audio work, exercises with pictures still not displayed correctly after redownloading. everything works downgrading to khan academy version 11 kolibri 0.10.2 Linux
The warning note is about Linux but we are experiencing this same problem in Firefox on Windows.
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Writer – Roy Thomas
Penciler – Richard Howell
Inker – Richard Howell, Larry Houston
Colours – Adrienne Roy
Letterer – David Cody Weiss
With this issue, Roy Thomas and guest penciller Richard Howell take the reader on a trip to find out what has happened to The Spectre with Doctor Fate being the hero who is intending to get to the bottom of it. So it is that Doctor Fate does find The Spectre, first the body of Jim Corrigan beneath a lake in a protective spell and then the Wrath of God himself protecting the tomb of his long-time foe, Kulak. At first it seems like The Spectre might be under Kulak's control, and it does seem to look that way, but after a lengthy battle with Doctor Fate, Kulak is released and The Spectre imprisoned. Thomas and company pour a lot of great action into this book which is quite thrilling as we never really get to see either The Spectre or Doctor Fate in action all that much and both heroes are really fan favourites when all is said and done. Some of the Squadron is present in the book, as is some of the Justice Society as The Atom has fallen sick and needs tending to, and the rest of the heroes watch the battle between the two magical titans through Wonder Woman's looking glass. Howell's art is good though it is not as polished as Ordway's and you come to realize just how much you appreciate a certain style on a book once it is gone. The title is then left on a cliff-hanger and it should be a lot of fun seeing where the title heads in the next issue. Hopefully though, the rest of the Squadron appears as the last number of issues they have had to share the limelight.
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October 14, 2014
Deutsche Bank and Fidelity Investments combined forces to provide 401(k) retirement plan for the bank's 22,000 plan members including professionally administered account services and a self-directed brokerage window. The plan represents the management of goods worth $2.4 billion.
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Enhanced Plan Design and Investment Options Help Employees Achieve Better Outcomes
Understanding that each employee is unique with different goals and needs, Deutsche Bank crafted its plan to help boost employee retirement readiness. This included auto enrolling employees, a generous company match and an elective auto increase program to boost savings rates over time. The bank now also offers Fidelity's workplace managed account offering, Portfolio Advisory Service at Work (PAS-W). PAS-W provides a professionally managed, model portfolio based on an employee's specific investment needs, risk tolerance and evolving financial situation.
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Olsen, Annaliese K. "Ann" – on Mar. 19, 2018, age 88, longtime resident of Bayville, NY. Beloved wife of Warren. Loving mother of Kristian (Christine), Stephen (Cristina), Richard (Zerla), and Chip (Linda). Cherished grandmother of Heather Chasey (Ross), Erik, Allie Beacham (John), Kurt (Christina), August, Gregory, and Aubrey. Proud great grandmother of Analiese, Hayden Kate, and Everly Grace. Visiting Oyster Bay Funeral Home, 261 South St., Oyster Bay, NY, Thursday 3-5 & 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service Trinity Lutheran Church, 74 Forest Avenue, Glen Cove, NY Friday, 10:00 a.m. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations in Ann's memory may be made to:
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Wearing CI Processors with Wig Tape
We got the new compact rechargeable batteries for Lily's CI processors so we thought we'd try having her wear them with wig tape instead of always having her wear the headbands (which we still love). The wig tape worked beautifully and stayed on all day. We ran into a problem when it was time to take them off. The tape stuck to her little baby hairs and pulled them out when I took the processor off of her ear. She screamed and cried and hated it. This makes me not want to utilize this option. For those of you who use the wig tape on your toddlers, how do you keep from ripping their hair out?
Here's Lily wearing the processors with the wig tape...no headband.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Lily's First Hearing Birthday
We celebrated Lily's first hearing birthday on Tuesday. It's hard to believe that Lily heard our voices for the first time one year ago. Time flies. We are so proud of the progress Lily has made over the last year. Our deaf baby girl can hear and speak...we are so blessed! Enjoy the video.
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School News
Friday, November 10th: No school in honor of Veterans Day
CUSD After-School and Early-Morning Experience
8 Week Programs
Classes run one day a week, Monday-Thursday
Classes taught by CUSD Teachers and professional experts
Session 2:
November 13th – January 25th
REMEMBER! If you are interested in a MONDAY class, sign up early!
Any cancelation decisions for Monday classes will be made on Thursday, November 9th.
Register online at
Call the Community Education office at (949)582-4646
Office Hours: Monday – Friday from 8:30AM – 4:00PM
Ruby's Dinner Night Out
Go to Ruby's on November 14th and 20% of all food and non-alcoholic beverage sales (when accompanied with the attached flyer) will be donated to Ladera Ranch Elementary. The class at each grade level that has the most kids show up (they will sign in on a sheet with their teacher's name), will get a Ruby's gift certificate to use at another time.Ladera Ranch School Fundraiser_.png
Smens/Smencil Sale
Wednesday, November 29th @ 8:45 on the blacktop. $1.00 for smencils and $2.00 for smens.
Counseling Information: Parent Night & Resources
- There will be a parent informational night on Stress and Anxious Feelings on Tuesday, November 14th, at 6:00 pm. Western Youth Services will be presenting at the Las Flores Elementary School MPR.
- Click here if you are interested in learning more about the Christmas Assistance program from low income families.
- Please feel free to access the resources below if you are interested in learning about ways to talk to your student about grades and questions to ask your child's teacher during conferences.
Save the Date 5th Grade Parents
5th Grade Winter Concert on Thursday, December 21 @ 8:10 am in the MPR.
PTA News
LRES Food Drive Extended Through Friday, November 17th-
Please help us fill the shelves at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County! If possible, please bring in non-perishable food items, such as canned goods, dry food, and personal care items. A few of the most needed items are peanut or other nut butters, low sodium canned vegetables, rice, canned fruit, whole grain cereal, canned or boxed soup, pasta, and canned meats or fish, as well as diapers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, and toilet paper.
There are two barrels on campus- one by the gates at the front of the school, and one by the gate at the back of the school. Every donation, big or small, can make a difference. Any questions, please contact Maria Davis at firstname.lastname@example.com or for more information go to https://www.feedoc.org.
Our annual Family Fun Art Night will be held Tuesday, December 5th from 5:00 – 7:00 pm in the MPR. This is an evening featuring festive arts and crafts for your family to enjoy. We will also be celebrating our LRES students who participated in the Reflections program by showcasing their creative submissions. We look forward to seeing you there!
Save the Date!
Wednesday, Dec 13th @ 8:00 am @ the lunch tables.
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SAVE THE DATE!! NOVEMBER 30th
Ladera Ranch Middle School PTA will be holding its first ever Holiday Craft Fair and Bazaar fundraising for our teacher grants and student programs. There will be 20+ fabulous local crafters and vendors, including some of our very own LRMS teachers and staff. This is a great opportunity to find unique gifts for the holidays. Come out and enjoy some great shopping and great food from The Burnt Truck.
WHAT: Ladera Ranch Middle Sschool Holiday Craft Fair & Bazaar
WHEN: November 30th (rain or shine)
WHERE: LRMS Multi-Purpose Room
District News
The District's preschool program (Early Childhood Programs)
The District's preschool program (Early Childhood Programs) is conducting a survey for all CUSD families regarding the preschool needs within each area of the district to determine the addition of preschool services or increased hours of operation at the elementary sites. Current preschool programs are offered at 22 elementary sites across the district including fee based and state funded programs for low income families. We are asking each family with preschool or potentially preschool children in the future to complete the survey. Please use the following link to complete the survey by November 17. Thank you for your participation! Here is the link: https://goo.gl/forms/rngopTJAi9tOrEQC2


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When I am confused, clouded, and at my wits end about the right path to choose, I pray for guidance.
I pray and meditate and sleep on it.
Eventually, the sweet and juicy moment of clarity arises!
At first, the rush of gratitude and relief comes.
Gradually, the realization dawns upon me that I have so much to do to follow the path outlined by my higher power.
Suddenly, I feel lazy, overwhelmed, and burdened.
I hit the wall of sloth, which is really a wall of fear.
This is a tendency of my enneagram type 9, the peacemaker, but I think it's something that many of us can relate to.
You have a big idea, are super stoked on it, and feverishly begin researching the "how to."
Then, you realize the breadth and depth of planning, time, energy, money. etc. that are required to translate the idea from its immaterial origin into the third dimension.
Oh damn, that's gonna be a lot of work.
In this space of sloth/fear, I find myself resisting the work laid forth by my higher guidance and daydreaming of the easier, safer, more familiar path.
The one that requires less of my time and energy, and allows me to remain in my comfort zone…
But then, in come the signs pointing me in the direction of the higher path.
These can be little things, like randomly meeting a pair of women who mention their experiences in the place I've been guided to visit, and then hearing from another woman about the majesty of the country I've been guided to visit on a visa run.
Ok, ok, ok. I get it.
Later, I lay down on the beach to meditate.
In comes the realization that these experiences are in fact signs for me, and their interpretation downloads effortlessly.
I open my eyes to the palm trees and sky overhead, and see hordes of tiny bright light beings.
They are the jungle fairies, densely packed in the rich, raw beach at the northernmost part of Koh Phangan.
They wait for those sensitive and quiet enough to perceive their subtle frequency.
I listen to them, and they echo the guidance from before.
"Where is your sense of adventure?" they ask.
"You're sounding like an old lady!"
"Frame it as an adventure and collection of new experiences that promote growth. You know you want to!"
The work will be worth it.
Besides, resisting higher guidance always ends up being more challenging and energetically draining anyway.
So there's that too!


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Bobby is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. He is a resident of the Alexandria Safe-Zone.
Location Unknown
Nothing is known about Bobby's life prior to or as the outbreak began.
Season 5
Bobby is on duty at the front gate and allows Aiden and his party to return from their supply run. He watches in horror with the other townspeople as Aiden and Glenn get into a physical confrontation.
Bobby is part of the construction crew and helps gather materials from a mall construction site when zombies attack. He is among the Alexandrians to help fight off the zombies as Abraham rescues an injured Francine, who was abandoned by Tobin.
Bobby is among the townspeople present at the community forum to discuss Rick's fate. He also witnesses the murder of Reg Monroe, which he is horrified at, and the subsequent execution of Pete Anderson.
Season 6
"First Time Again"
Bobby is one of the townspeople to attend the meeting at Deanna's house regarding how to handle the mega herd at the quarry. Bobby is one of the volunteers to help build the wall on one of the roads to deter the mega herd in the operation to lure them away from Alexandria.
Bobby is one of the residents who was killed when the Wolves broke into the Alexandria Safe-Zone and started ransacking houses and murdering residents.
The next day, Bobby's body is gathered by Tobin and Bruce and buried along with the other slain Alexandrians. His name is added to the memorial wall by Betsy and two other women.
Killed By
- Aaron (Indirectly Caused)
Aaron left his backpack at Del Arno Foods, which causes the Wolves to attack Alexandria.
As the Wolves make their way into Alexandria, Bobby is one of the many residents to be killed.
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This list shows the victims Bobby has killed:
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Prein&Newhof is pleased to announce that MDEQ Director C. Heidi Grether has appointed P&N Project Manager Dan Sorek, PE to the MDEQ Advisory Board of Examiners. Established in the Safe Water Drinking Act in 1976, the Advisory Board of Examiners is responsible for reviewing applicants for certification of drinking water (distribution and treatment) operators in […]Learn More >
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The next chief executive for government-funded innovation body, National ICT Australia (NICTA), has big plans when he assumes the role later this year.
Hugh Durrant-Whyte, a robotics expert who currently heads up 250 researchers at the University of Sydney's Australian Centre for Field Robotics, will replace NICTA CEO, David Skellern - who will retire after five years in the role - on 13 December. In June, Durrant-Whyte was awarded Fellow of the British Royal Society and last month became NSW Scientist of the Year.
Though not a veteran of 'hard ICT', Durrant-Whyte told Computerworld Australia his experience in implementing and commercialising robotics automation in the mining, maritime and defence sectors made him right for the job.
"I'm a successful scientist but the group here in the last decade founded five startup companies," he said. "80 per cent of the funding for the group I currently run comes from industry and 30 per cent of that comes from overseas. And they don't just do it because they want to be nice to us, they do it because they want to get something out of it. And a lot of that collaboration has been really deep, long term engagements where we understand our business partner and we're a central part of his business strategy."
Durrant-Whyte expected the same to happen under his leadership at NICTA, with a focus on leveraging ICT for Australian-specific applications in the areas of agriculture, mining and coastal management.
"All of these are huge IT applications in which probably Australia is one of the largest, most important areas in the world," he said.
"I think it's very timely that to some degree it lines up with the NBN (National Broadband Network) because of all of these, especially mining, these are very remote mines in areas like the Pilborough and we actually want to be able to operate them from Perth.
"So that's communication infrastructure, developing applications like these IT critical applications which really make best use of those resources in terms of efficiency, sustainbility and so on are probably good applications for a centre like NICTA to look at in future. It will make a big difference not just economically but also to the whole way Australia operates."
However, the robotics engineer expects encouraging collaboration among researchers both internally and with industry would be like "herding cats".
"To make people collaborate you have to make it worth their while," he said. "I say, to herd cats you need a big fish."
Those incentives would likely come from cultural awareness of the change and the contribution NICTA researchers make to industries through innovation, both with wider applications and through greater collaboration with industry. Durrant-Whyte would also be looking to use his role at the organisation to impart excitement to the researchers as a motivation.
The ICT centre of excellence was earmarked for $33 million in funding from the Victorian Government earlier this week for the creation of 160 new jobs - a move Durrant-Whyte welcome - and also highlighted as a point of collaboration with IBM and the University of Melbourne in a newly founded global research and development lab to commence next year. The smart disaster and resource management identified as key priorities for the new lab tie directly into the research motions Durrant-Whyte believes must push NICTA forward.
However, he believed NICTA - rather than vendors - should be promoting Australia as a source of innovation and location for investment.
"A company will go to the best place in the world, not just it's local neighbourhood so we have to compete on that basis," he said. "Which means, really, having that excellence in research which means we can engage with large international companies and attract them to fund and invest in research and development in Australia. Equally you've got to put runs on the board, you've got to ultimately be able to deliver that and show that stuff actually works and actually makes a difference.
"I think NICTA should be playing a pivotal role in really enabling the research to be undertaken such that all these applications and so on can be developed. But also it's got the secondary role of world creation, whether that's through assisting existing companies to do things like port or mining automation, all the way through to generating startup companies. If a guy has got a good idea and really wants to go for it and it makes commercial sense, NICTA should be there supporting these people to move on and do that and create wealth."


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Monday, 11 June 2012
Katzelkraft card
Miserable and wet here as for a lot of people so a good reason to stay put in my craft shed and create!
I'm sharing a card over at the Katzelkraft blog today and thought I'd share it here too.
The embossed card on the right is gold mirri card embossed with regal flourish. Aged with raw umber paint. I swiped a black ink pad over the surface and then lastly covered the whole piece with clear embossing powder and heated. The clock is cut from painted card.
The tile was made using a thick piece of white chipboard onto which I stamped the main image and heat set. I blended the same colours distress ink over everything and used a detailer waterbrush to remove some of the colour on the details. I added a layer of clear UTEE. Then on top of that I sprinkled some aged taupe frantage powder in areas and then covered the rest with clear UTEE. Once that was heated I added a last layer of clear to finish. The end result is a lovely glazed tile effect. Everything then assembled as seen.
If you haven't seen Katzelkraft yet, do take a look at their shop HERE, and the blog HERE. They have some really great plates!
Have fun today whatever you are up to.
7 comments:
- Rita said...
Fabulicious Neil, surely another string to your bow with this one, your techniques never cease to amaze me. TFS. Hugs Rita xx
Off to view these stamps.
- 11 June 2012 at 12:30
- CraftygasheadZo said...
This is superb, Neil. I'll go and have a look at their shop too. Zo xx
- 11 June 2012 at 12:47
- Julia S-W said...
Beautiful background and love what you've done to the main image. Thanks for giving a clear explanation to show how you achieved the end product - it's like having a five minute lesson!
- 11 June 2012 at 15:59
- mark gould said...
Nice card Neil. love how you have used the image, i was looking at that set on sunday. the colours work really well with the design and layout.
- 11 June 2012 at 18:25
- Joanne said...
Very, very clever. I would love the face stamp you used but it's £20.20 + p&p. ouch!
Hugs Joanne xx
- 11 June 2012 at 19:52
- My name is Cindy said...
Wow!! Love this Neil. And now I am going to have to go and look and be tempted....
- 12 June 2012 at 22:12
- Michelle said...
A fabulous card Neil and wow I LOVE the new look block. Very striking.
Thanks for you kind comments lately, lovely to know that people care.
Much Love to you both
x Michelle
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WNS Walkin Drive for Freshers in Mumbai on 4th and 15th July 2016
WNS Walkin Drive for Freshers in Mumbai on 4th and 15th July 2016. WNS Job Openings in Mumbai for freshers as Pharma Research Analyst position. B.Pharma freshers are eligible to attend this drive. Interested and eligible candidates can directly attend the walkin interview at the below mentioned location.
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Research and analyze business impacting and time sensitive business information in the Biopharmaceutical Industry.
BioPharmaceutical Databases Development through Business Research,
1. Drug database:
Researching through various company websites and collecting the details (such as molecule, chemical structure & properties, mechanism of action, therapeutic area, clinical phases etc) of marketed drugs and drugs under developmental pipelines
2. Life science conference Database:
Searching and capturing details on upcoming biopharmaceutical/ Life science conferences. Details about the location, conference title, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors or media involved are captured
3. Active Intel:
Researching & tagging the Biopharmaceutical Industry news/articles to the database
4. Clinical Trials:
Understanding & tagging the Conditions, Interventions & Sponsors to the Clinical Trial Database
5. Pharmaceutical Licensing agreements:
Capturing the details of pharmaceutical licensing transactions from company websites or Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) files, annual reports etc
6. Ad Hoc Tasks:
Working on any Ad Hoc, short duration assignments/projects assigned by clients related to Biopharmaceutical Industry.
- Excellent Communication Skills
- Keen Interest in Secondary Research
- Ability to interpret data and aid in arriving at the key findings
- Decision making and judgment
- Proficient in MS Office
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- Graduation & Post Graduation all years' mark sheets
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- 2 photographs
- Resume
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Walk-in Date: 14th and 15th July 2016
Interview Timings: 9 AM
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Following a backlash from the public, Merton Council announced a u-turn on the decision to include Wimbledon Library in a list of sites open for future development. Following the announcement, Focus Team member Anthony Fairclough (who also runs the Wimbledon Station Book Swap) said: I'm really pleased that Merton Council have listened to residents and […]Read more Leave a comment
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The Virginia Division for the Aging is now called The Office for Aging Services of the Division for Community Living, and the site has been made mobile-friendly.
Please explore the new menu, search the site, or feel free to contact us with any questions about our new site. You can also learn more about this new division in a recent news release.
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The Office for Aging Services of the Division for Community Living helps older Virginians live as independently as possible by coordinating and providing services to help them maintain their dignity and security. Our website provides information that aging Virginians, caregivers and their families can use in making important decisions about their lives and the lives of their loved ones.
The Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services is designated by the federal government as the agency to oversee all state programs using funds provided by the federal Older Americans Act and the Virginia General Assembly. Area Agencies on Aging contract with the Division to provide services for older Virginians and their families in communities throughout Virginia.
The Office for Aging Services of the Division for Community Living works with 25 local Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) as well as various other public and private organizations to help older Virginians, their families and loved ones find the services and information they need.
If you have any questions, or need more detailed information, please contact us. We also welcome your comments and suggestions regarding our site. Thank you for visiting, and come again soon!
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Live Well, Virginia! The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) workshop teaches practical skills for living a healthy life. If you -- or someone you care for -- has a chronic condition such as diabetes, arthritis or high blood pressure, this workshop can help you feel better, be in control, and do the things YOU want to do.
Do you need help with your Medicare plan or long-term care insurance? If so, the Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP) program can assist you with free, unbiased, confidential counseling to compare insurance plan options. Individual counseling assistance is available through the VICAP.
The Farm Market Fresh for Seniors and WIC Program is a federal nutrition program offered in certain areas of the Commonwealth where benefit checks are provided to individuals to purchase locally grown produce from farmers certified by the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Senior Cool Care has replaced Dominion Energy's long-running Fan Care Program. For more than 25 years, Fan Care provided fans for eligible seniors, age 60 and older, who needed additional cooling in their homes, as well as a small number of air conditioners to seniors who had a more serious health condition.
In May, Dominion Energy expanded the program so local Area Agencies on Aging can provide single-room air conditioners or fans to eligible seniors that need help cooling their homes.
Guardianship serves society's most vulnerable individuals who need assistance in making decisions about their health, lives, and finances and who may be at risk of abuse, neglect and exploitation.
Our agency provides public guardianship services for individuals who are: 18 years of age and older; incapacitated; indigent; and have no willing and suitable person to serve as their guardian.
Many older adults experience a fear of falling. People who develop this fear often limit their activities, which can result in physical weakness, making the risk of falling even greater. A Matter of Balance is a program designed to reduce the fear of falling and increase activity levels among older adults. It includes 8 two-hour sessions for a small group of 8-12 participants led by a trained facilitator.


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Now that the fortnightly animal profile is over, I've decided to do something new. It's the funny animal of the week! over the weeks I will try keep up to date with this. I will have a vote on what the next animal should be, then I will try find the funniest photo of the animal on flickrCC (a website for photos).
If you have ANY questions, please leave them in a comment.
Here is the first funny animal of the week:
Image: 'Don't you Knock?!'
Found on flickrcc.net
Hope you found it funny! 😆
I found it so funny that I made a joke about it, here it is.
Lizard: "Well, I think that this toilet is pretty neat."
Toilet Owner: "Aaaaaahhhhhhhh! Richard, it's so ugly!"
Lizard: "Well I thought that it would be a great place to live in."
The toilet owner scooped it out of the toilet and threw it outside.
Lizard: "Oh, you ment me, that was dramatic."
I bet you thought that the post was over, but It's still going! I don't know how to put on a poll, but I'm just going to read the votes in the comments.
Should the next animal be:
A. Dog
B. Cat
C. Bird
D. Fish
E. Horse
F. Guini Pig/Hamster


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This is my second version, this time in - surprise! - linen. Marcy calls this the Block Dress, for obvious reasons. The versions on the cover of the pattern are pretty with the color blocks but I had all this orange linen. The lines of the dress are still visible but not so obvious. After all, it is orange.
I don't know why I bought a piece of bright orange linen, but I do love the vibrant color. This orange is most definitely NOT the new black. It is not subtle, or particularly versatile, or ubiquitous. But that color - oh, my - it makes my heart sing. So I guess I'll wear it. For now, I am content to have it on my dress form with my Anne Williamson scarf at the neck. A cheerful companion in my workroom.


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Two 18th century gate houses joined in the 1930's to create a golf pavilion. Now a single story, spacious family home with an acre of landscaped gardens, a Summer House and a Disney Princess caravan. Unique Georgian period property with renovated, contemporary interiors - soft, neutral pallete, creams and wood textures. Colonial style aspects in some of the rooms. Living room has a white grand paino and tall french tours - this central living space also has high ceilings and chandeliers. There is a caravan in the garden, with fun 'Barbie' pink interiors. The summer house has wood pannelled walls and is also neurtally decorated with rustic tones. This location house is great for film and photo shoots as it exhibits large rooms, a quniue layout and is very accessible. Located in Warwickshire, near Rugby.
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News and Analysis
CEO Survey: Ohio a Top 10 State for BusinessMay 17, 2019
Last week, Chief Executive magazine published its latest "Best and Worst States for Business" ranking. The comparison, which is based on surveys of CEOs from across the nation, ranked Ohio the ninth best state for business, a one spot improvement from 2018.
According to the magazine, "The Buckeye State continues to see strong growth in several sectors, including finance, manufacturing and logistics."
Texas remained in the survey's top spot, followed by Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Indiana. Coming in last at No. 50 was California, preceded by New York, Illinois, New Jersey, and Connecticut. See the complete rankings here. 5/13/2019
Infrastructure Week Winds DownMay 17, 2019
Infrastructure Week is coming to a close as businesses and organizations across the country have dedicated the past several days to focus on America's infrastructure challenges. Infrastructure Week is especially relevant in Ohio, which is home to five interstates, 13 inter-modal rail terminals, 11 ports, and four major airports.
According to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), of Ohio's 122,987 miles of public roads, 18% are in poor condition and 6% of Ohio's bridges are rated structurally deficient. The Cleveland Section of the ASCE has given Northeast Ohio an overall grade point average of "D+" for the region's infrastructure.
You can show your support for making critical infrastructure a top priority in Ohio and across the U.S. by signing The National Association of Manufacturers' petition to federal lawmakers. 5/16/2019
JobsOhio Chief to Visit with Manufacturers, June 5May 17, 2019
Members are invited to register for the June 5 OMA Government Affairs Committee meeting. Guest speaker will be J.P. Nauseef, the new president and chief investment officer of JobsOhio, the state's economic development organization.
Mr. Nauseef and Dana Saucier, vice president and head of economic development, will provide OMA members with an update on JobsOhio activity and answer questions. Register now. 5/16/2019
Sen. Brown to Keynote Global Leadership Event in Cleveland, May 31May 17, 2019
OMA members are invited to participate in a dynamic lunch discussion with U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown on America's role in the world and the positive impact of global affairs programs in Ohio. The event will be held Friday, May 31, from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Tower. Other speakers will include Devry Boughner Vorwerk, corporate vice president of global corporate affairs for Cargill, as well as former Gov. Bob Taft.
Hosted by the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, the event is free to attend and lunch will be provided, but you must register in advance. If you have any questions, please e-mail Robert Watson. 5/15/2019
Columnist: Ohio is America's 'Comeback State'May 17, 2019
In his nationally syndicated column published this week at Real Clear Politics, economic pundit and recent nominee to the Federal Reserve Board Stephen Moore called Ohio the "comeback state." The former Wall Street Journal editorial board member lauded the economic progress made by Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati. Moore writes, "Ohio is no longer the Rust Belt. It's an arsenal of growth. I wish I could say that about my home state of Illinois." 5/15/2019
House Budget Changes Includes Drug Price ControlsMay 17, 2019
Among the multitude of changes to the state's main operating budget under House Bill 166 was a provision to tie drug prices to an unproven foreign-based pricing index.
Medicaid spending is always a controversial topic in budget legislation, but any time the heavy hand of government is inserted into the marketplace, customers tend to lose in the long term as innovation is stifled. For these reasons, the Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) submitted testimony in the Senate this week.
The OMA is concerned that price controls would not stop with medication, but would apply to other products purchased by government. 5/16/2019
Senate Moves Priority Regulation BillMay 10, 2019
This week, the Ohio Senate voted along party lines to approve Senate Bill 1, legislation that would require state agencies to trim regulations by 30%. The bill is a priority for Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina). The House has introduced companion legislation, House Bill 115, which has already had two hearings. SB 1 now moves to the other chamber for debate. 5/9/2019
Ex-Im Bank to be Fully Functional Again — for NowMay 10, 2019
The U.S. Senate this week confirmed Kimberly Reed as president of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im), and two other Trump administration appointees to the board. Now the bank can once again approve loans greater than $10 million, helping U.S. companies compete overseas. The OMA has been strongly supportive of Ex-Im and the need to have the proper personnel in place to allow the bank to carry out its mission.
According to Ex-Im data, the bank serves 200 exporters in Ohio with a combined $1 billion in exports. Nearly 28% of Ohio's manufacturing employment stems from exports, according to the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM). 5/9/2019
Husted Unveils New Ohio Opportunity Zone ToolsMay 10, 2019
Lt. Governor Jon Husted recently unveiled a new Ohio Opportunity Zone website with tools for businesses and investors. The site notes that the 2017 federal tax law included the Opportunity Zone program, giving "states the chance to examine census tracts and nominate low-income areas with potential for long-term investment to be targeted for a tax-incentive program. … After being designated by the U.S. Department of Treasury, Ohio's 320 Opportunity Zones began generating attention from investors interested in taking advantage of their favorable tax benefits."
There are opportunity zones in 73 of Ohio's 88 counties. 5/6/2019
Reminder: Register for June 4 Food Manufacturers' EventMay 10, 2019
The production of food and beverages contributes nearly $13 billion annually to the Ohio economy, making it the third-largest manufacturing sector in the Buckeye State. That's why the OMA is hosting the Ohio Food Manufacturers' Policy Council on Tuesday, June 4, in Columbus.
This is the most important public policy event of the year for Ohio's food, beverage and food packaging manufacturers.
This year's "Food Day" agenda will provide opportunities to learn about the important issues and initiatives affecting food and beverage manufacturers. The day's agenda includes updates from the new state directors of Ohio's departments of agriculture, transportation and Ohio EPA. The event will also feature experts discussing the impact of tariffs; regulations; workforce development; and national trends, including in the areas of energy and taxation.
For more information or to register, call (800) 662-4463, or register online. 5/8/2019


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Trial Profile
Prospective, Multicenter, Randomized, Double-blind, Parallel-group, Dose-response Study of Three Doses Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA, NT 201) for the Treatment of Lower Limb Spasticity in Children and Adolescents (Age 2 - 17 Years) With Cerebral Palsy
Status: Completed
Phase of Trial: Phase III
Latest Information Update: 28 Sep 2018
Price : $35 *
At a glance
- Drugs Botulinum-Toxin-A (Primary)
- Indications Muscle spasticity
- Focus Registrational; Therapeutic Use
- Acronyms TIM
- Sponsors Merz Pharmaceuticals GmbH
- 26 Jul 2016 Status changed from active, no longer recruiting to completed.
- 09 Jun 2016 The trial was completed in Germany (end date:2016-05-11).
- 18 May 2016 This trial is completed in Austria, Czech Republic and Spain, according to the European Clinical Trials Database.


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When comparing Xmonad vs i3, the Slant community recommends i3 for most people. In the question"What are the best window managers for Linux?" i3 is ranked 1st while Xmonad is ranked 2nd. The most important reason people chose i3 is:
Every feature is thoroughly documented (including examples), and documentation is kept up-to-date. For questions that are not answered by the i3 [user guide](http://i3wm.org/docs/userguide.html), because they concern tools outside of i3 for example, there is the community [question & answer site](https://faq.i3wm.org/).
Ranked in these QuestionsQuestion Ranking
Pro Efficient to use
XMonad is a very minimal and efficient window manager, especially if the user is familiar with Haskell.
Pro Fully extensible with Haskell
XMonad is written, configured, and fully extensible in Haskell. This means that users aren't limited to a small set of pre-programmed layouts and actions: anything can be programmed into the configuration.
It's simple to modify basic settings, and the example config has lots of comments to get you started. Haskell keeps this code clean, concise, and readable, and its type system keeps you safe from any serious mistakes. This makes it fast and light, even on very small and slow systems.
Pro Very stable
Use of Haskell, in conjunction with smart programming practices, guarantees a crash-free experience.
Pro Absolutely minimal
The entire window manager is extremely small, and includes nothing beyond basic window manipulation and tiling. Out of the box, there are no window decorations, status bar nor icon dock; just clean lines and efficiency.
Pro Highly configurable
If you enjoy programming, you can even add features to XMonad to make it your perfect desktop environment, and the Contrib modules give you most of what you need to do exactly that.
Pro Great availability of libraries
The use of Haskell as an extension language means that popular pieces of functionality are easily shared and widely available as Haskell Libraries. Many default layouts, and tools for quickly and easily building your own, are available through XMonad-contrib, and highly re-usable configurations are commonly shared through blog articles and the Xmonad Wiki. The documentation in XMonad-contrib is very clear and easy to read.
Pro Xinerama support
XMonad has full support for Xinerama: windows can be tiled and managed across multiple physical screens.
Pro Edit configuration and reload on-the-fly
Configuration is compiled into the WM, and it can be changed/updated on-the-fly, without requiring a full reload.
Pro Handles multiple monitors well
XMonad can handle multi-monitor setups by default.
Pro Dynamic Tiling
XMonad uses dynamic tiling which means that it automatically handles arranging your windows into various layouts which the user can cycle through.
Pro Intuitive model which separates "screens" and "workspaces"
XMonad separates screens and workspaces. A screen "projects" a workspace. You can put a window to a specific screen, regardless of which workspace is currently projected onto that screen. This is more intuitive than other WMs e.g. i3, which only has the notion of workspace but not "screen" and requires you to remember workspace numbering. It is especially beneficial for multi-monitor setups.
Pro Excellent documentation
Every feature is thoroughly documented (including examples), and documentation is kept up-to-date. For questions that are not answered by the i3 user guide, because they concern tools outside of i3 for example, there is the community question & answer site.
Pro Fully configurable (including tiling)
One of the biggest attractions of i3 is that it can be configured just about any way the user likes. Ranging from custom keyboard shortcuts to placement of opened apps, it is up to the user as to how they would like their window manager to behave.
Pro Easily readable plain-text configuration
i3 has plain-text configuration, meaning that no lua or haskell is needed. This makes it rather easy to recommend i3 to other people without worrying whether or not they have the knowledge to configure it as it can be read by anyone without prior knowledge.
Pro Easily switch to and manage floating windows
i3 can allow for the user to manage floating windows. Floating mode can be toggled by pressing $mod+Shift+Space. This way the user can take advantage of tiling as well as floating windows, all in the same session.
Pro Windows can be turned into Tabs
i3 permits tabbing through windows by turning on Tab mode with $mod+w.
This shortcut can be changed in config file.
Pro Fast, especially on weaker hardware
Tiling means there are no fancy compositing or window effects to take up system resources.
Pro Can be reloaded quickly and configured without a client restart
Just two hot keys: Shift+Super+C to reload the config and Shift+Super+R to restart (which takes less than one second). Restarts pick up new versions of i3 or the updated config file, so you can upgrade to a newer version or quickly see the changes to i3 without quitting your X session.
Pro Can stack
i3 allows for stacking of windows in its environment.
Pro RandR support
RandR provides more information about your outputs and connected screens than Xinerama does. To be specific, the code which handled on-the-fly screen reconfiguration (meaning without restarting the X server) was a very messy heuristic approach and most of the time did not work correctly — that is just not possible with the limited information that Xinerama offers (just a list of screen resolutions and no identifiers for the screens or any additional information). Xinerama simply was not designed for dynamic configuration.
Pro No window borders
Screen area is not wasted by window decorations. This allows programs to use the entire screen.
NOTE: Default config has window title bar enabled so there is a little screen space lose on the top of the screen.
Pro Simple to use
Configuration is nearly automatic and simple, which can be really helpful to beginners.
Pro Terminal bell can be used to notify of completed actions
Terminal-bell gets passed through and marks the workspace visibly.
Pro VIM Style key bindings
You can configure i3 so that your keys for moving windows is similar to vim, for example, M-j to move the window down.
Pro Never have to take hands off keyboard
Keyboard shortcut based navigation can seem daunting at first, but one quickly gets used to it. It enables the user to never have to take their hands off the keyboard, meaning that they can use their computer quickly and efficiently.
Pro Sane development process
i3 uses test driven development with an extensive test suite to prevent bugs from ever happening again. All external contributions require a thorough code review to guarantee a certain level of quality.
Pro Configuration allow multi-monitor support
User can assign specific workspaces to specific displays as well as apps to workspaces. This makes possible opening set of most used apps with 1 shortcut always on the same screens.
Pro Layouts can be saved and reused
Pro Great choice for keyboard users
The user keeps their hands in one spot (most of the time). One will find that the mouse is used less and less, making navigation quicker over time.
Con Steep learning curve for uninitiated users
Like a lot of tiling window managers, the learning curve for XMonad is quite steep.
Con Requires knowledge of Haskell for configuration
Understanding of Haskell is required in order to configure XMonad.
Con Requires a lot of Haskell dependencies
XMonad depends on GHC (the Glasgow Haskell Compiler) which can take up about 700 MB or disk space.
Con Missing "include" possibility in config
While pretty good and easy to use for common tasks, the configuration language is missing the
include directive common in other languages. You can use a workaround - a shell script to config parts on demand. It would be best if this were built-in however.
Con Steep learning curve
Has a steep learning curve for beginners.
Con It has some issues with transparency
Using transparent windows can cause them to crash.
Con Poor floating window support
Sometimes this is necessary, even when the Dev rejects feature requests. Firefox child windows (option dialog) is an example.
Con No shortcut to switch between two recently used applications/windows
You can easily switch between two workspaces but not two windows (which are not adjacent to each other). The functionality simply isn't there and the dev refuses to include it as a part of i3 core. This can get annoying when you have multiple windows in the same workspace. There is a manual workaround though.
Con A program running on Discrete GPU may have problem rendering
That is a common issue with laptops which renders some programs in discrete GPU but passes the frames through integrated GPU to display. This makes it pain to play games on laptops using discrete GPU.
Con The plain-text configuration may not be suitable for beginners
i3 is configured through a plaintext configuration file. While it's very powerful and easy to learn, it may not be entirely user-friendly for those who have never edited a text configuration.
Con Cannot share workspaces between monitors
You have to pick and choose which workspaces go where, which effectively halves the number of workspaces you have. The developer refuses to allow this feature.
Con Not very configurable
Unlike XMonad or Awesome, i3 can't be configured in a turing complete language, so it is much harder to alter its core functionality to do exactly what the user wants.
Con Manual tiling
The layout isn't automatic. The user must move panels manually and may indeed end up spending time on that rather than on working with the application.
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"I have a server of approximately 50 domains. Yesterday one of the clients' applications was hacked, a troian was inserted to the server and the team from the datacenter told me I have to reinstall the operation system. They put my old hard disk in the new server, but it is my duty to recover the data. I have a backup made with PLESK one week ago, but I would like to have recovered the last data from the server. What can I do. Datacenter will reinstall Linux with PLESK."
"I have over 150 domains, yesterday I did something to the server and today it wouldn't boot. I have reinstalled Linux with PLESK, but with the new 8.3 PLESK, not the 8.1 that I've had before and I also want my latest data. What can I do? I have access to the old hard disk, it is installed."
These kind of problems occur almost daily – we see these kinds of things on forums and hear them from our clients— and almost always the recovery process is done manually. Why manually? The templates have to be recreated, as well as clients and their domains, their databases, their mail users (usually in the hundreds), the data from the old server has to be restored (databases, web pages and the unread e-mails).
YOU NEED a super-fast solution.
Our disaster recovery service can restore the data from the old HDD and recreate all the data. Usually the process takes a few hours as opposed to days. Below you'll find the exact processes we undertake and their success rate. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee a 100% recovery for each of them, however a 80-95% success rate is standard, with the rest of the processes done manually at a later time:
|Success rate
|Recreating the templates
|Recreating the clients
|Recreating the domains based on names, with FTP user on virtual hosting
|Recreating the domains based on packages (PHP, ASP etc)
|Recreating the subdomains based on names, with FTP user on virtual hosting
|Recreating the subdomains based on packages (PHP, ASP etc)
|Recreating the databases with user name and password (MySQL)
|Recreating the email addresses
|Recreating the email addresses with specific settings (forward, alias etc)
|Recreating the webusers
|Recreating of the old database – MyISAM (in case of InnoDB can occur problems)
|Recreating of read, unread, sent messages
|Recreating of web sites, giving back the user rights
– We're unable to successfully recover some ColdFusion, Postgres and other specific settings for some servers. Your server administrator will have to redo these settings.
– After the data recovery, your server administrator has to verify the sites and the recovered data within 24 hours and sign-off the recovery process. He also has to be available on messenger during the data recovery process.
– In case of failure, a 75% refund is offered. The time of the recovery is between 4-8 hours depending on the number of domains and the problems identified on the server. Each assignment will be planned together with the server administrator.


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