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Yes, it's that time of year, thinking about back to school, knowing it's happening for my kids and many others in a week's time...
Yes, that yearly tradition to make sure our kids are educated and will hopefully become the nest doctor, lawyer, pastor, teacher, computer tech, trades person, etc. This time of year the kids have mixed reactions - they want to go back to school but it's to see friends, not necessarily for the work. Some are bored so they do want the work. Parents are anxious because they've had their kids for 2 months, and now are giving them back to school. Some parents are first timers sending their kids off to school. Some home school so not a huge transition except a change in routine. All involved have some level of anxiety.
How to cope? Take it to the Lord in prayer. I know sounds like a cliche, but remember what God said in Phillipians 4:6, 6 Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.
So yes, in times like this the best thing to do is to hit your knees and pray to God for wisdom for yourself and your kids, pray that God would protect them daily and that they would make wise choices. Pray that as a parent your fears would be alleviated, knowing your kids are in God's hands. Pray for the teachers and staff at your kids' school, that if they aren't a believer that they might become one, and that they would instruct in a way that honours God.
Some people see school as free baby sitting for parents. Not so. As one who has been an educator in the system, this is the furthest thing from the truth. It's all in how it is approached. It should be a partnership with the parents, how involved you are as a parent will show up in how your child does at school. As Christian parents we should never just hand the kids over and let life go on. Invest in the school. Be on the school council, write notes to your kids' teachers. And did I mention pray?
Have a great school year, God bless! It starts Tuesday Sept 8th!
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Tree Top Trekking lessons
Okay, today there was Steve Jones, Todd Gale, Tim Maassarany, Pip Lucas, Cody Marshall, Terry Molinaro, Maria Lopez, Tim Van Dyk, and myself doing Tree Top Trekking at Horseshoe Valley Resort.
What was it like? See below...
Yep, hot tub! Soothed my aches and pains!
What was it like? See below...
Well it was fun, scary at times, exhausting, and challenging to every muscle in my body! It was a team building day for LIFE staff and there were fun times and times of "Shhh! Don't talk to me!" as we concentrated on the task at hand. We came back all tired and feeling the effects!
How did I handle the physical effects?
Yep, hot tub! Soothed my aches and pains!
Now on a serious note this team building day is important because as Ecclesiastes 4:12 says, Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. At LIFE we're a team, as Christians we need each other to get through the tough times of life and spur each other on.
Sometimes the road is tough, sometimes we're on a wire way up high all by ourselves and need a friend. A fellow believer can do this for us. Of course God is with us, but having the support of a Christian friend is always helpful too. We have a song that we play on LIFE called "We're In This Together" by Rapture Ruckus reminding us how we need each other.
At the end sometimes we do need rest... like our hot tub, other times we need to completely withdraw and rest up like Jesus did, and pray.
A great reminder today from LIFE about the importance of each other, pushing ourselves to be better than we are, and trusting God to get us through!
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Paco: 'Maybe Granada should sack me'
Coach Paco Jemez says Granada may want to consider sacking him following Sunday's 5-1 defeat to Las Palmas.
Paco: Granada situation not ideal
Paco Jemez admits Granada's situation "isn't ideal" ahead of Sunday's trip to Las Palmas in La Liga.
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Eibar have announced the signing of Granada captain Fran Rico on a season-long loan.
Granada swoop for United starlet
Manchester United have announced that midfielder Andreas Pereira will join Granada on a season-long loan imminently.
Official: Douglas & Samper loaned out
Barcelona pair Douglas and Sergi Samper have been officially loaned to Sporting Gijon and Granada for the season.
Granada suspend record signing
Granada have announced that they have suspended record signing Jose Angulo after the striker failed a drug test.
Constant option for Espanyol, Granada?
Kevin Constant's name has been proposed by Espanyol as an option at left-back but there might be interest from Granada as well.
Pato: Villarreal on a mission
Alexandre Pato has issued a Champions League rallying cry to his Villarreal teammates after a "tiring" 1-1 draw with Granada in La Liga on Saturday.
Escriba: Villarreal must move on
Fran Escriba has urged Villarreal to forget about their midweek Champions League defeat and focus on starting the new La Liga season with a win against Granada.
Ruben Perez joins Leganes
La Liga new boys Leganes have snapped up defensive midfielder Ruben Perez on a season-long loan from Granada.
Ponce leads Granada double swoop
Granada have signed Roma striker Ezequiel Ponce on a season-long loan and wrapped up a deal for former Troyes defender Matthieu Saunier.
Clubs face sanctions for 'empty' stadiums
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Jemez: Wasn't my Spain time
Paco Jemez accepts it 'wasn't his time' for the Spain job as he had already signed with Granada and backs Julen Lopetegui.
Pato heads Villarreal double swoop?
Villarreal are reportedly on the verge of signing former Milan striker Alexandre Pato and Porto goalkeeper Andres Fernandez.
Confirmed: Ochoa to Granada
Guillermo Ochoa has left Malaga to join Granada, having been a request of new Coach Paco Jemez.
Ochoa set for Granada
Guillermo Ochoa looks set to leave Malaga for Granada and free a non-EU spot for Los Boquerones, but only part of the cost of his wages.
Rochina completes Rubin switch
Ruben Rochina has moved to Rubin Kazan, coached by ex-Malaga Javi Gracia, after the Russians paid Granada his €10m clause.
La Liga debt at record low
La Liga is operating at a record-low in regards to wages owed by clubs to players, according to official figures.
La Liga set for long winter break
La Liga is set for a long winter break next season as no fixtures have been scheduled between December 18 and January 6.
La Liga opening day announced
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Official: Granada sign Gabriel Silva
Granada have confirmed the signing of left-back Gabriel Silva from Udinese on a season-long loan.
Watford sign Success, sell Jurado?
Watford have signed Isaac Success from Granada for a club-record fee of €15m and are reportedly close to selling Jose Manuel Jurado to Espanyol.
Jemez still has Spain hopes
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Pina denies match-fixing allegation
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Jemez: Granada an honour
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In a shocking turn of events, three women have been rescued by police from a house in south London where they had apparently been kept in "domestic slavery" for around three decades. All three were said to be "highly traumatized."
According to Scotland Yard, a 30 year old British woman is thought to be the youngest of the captives and had possibly had no contact with the outside world in her whole life. The two other women were a 69 year old Malaysian woman and a 57 year old Irish woman. There does not appear to be any relationship between the three women.
Detective Inspector Kevin Hyland of the Human Trafficking Unit, said that two suspects have been arrested on Thursday, a man and a woman, both 67 years old, at a house in the Lambeth Borough of London.
According to Hyland, all three of the women, who were in a highly traumatized state, were immediately taken to a place of safety.
He said that while his unit has dealt with many cases of forced labor and servitude in the past, with people held for up to 10 years, this particular incident is the worst yet, with the youngest captive appearing to have been in servitude for her entire life. They have never seen anything of this magnitude in the past.
Reportedly the three women had some "controlled freedom" and one of them managed to phone Freedom Charity, an organization that works on forced marriage issues, and then began plotting their escape.
The woman who called said that they were watching a documentary on TV about forced marriage which mentioned the work of the charity and which gave her the idea to call.
According to the founder of Freedom Charity, Aneeta Prem, the woman phoned Freedom Charity in secret as "they felt like they were in massive danger."
Prem explained that the three women were under the impression that they could not leave the house, due to their fear of the two suspects holding them, adding that the three women were effectively kept in "domestic slavery".
The rescue, which started in October, took around a week to complete, as the women had to be reassured in secret phone calls that it was the police calling, that everything was OK and that it would be safe for them to leave the house.
Freedom Charity then worked with the police to help get the women out of the house, resulting in the London police finally being able to rescue the three women from slavery.
Reportedly the two suspects acted as the "heads of the family" and the three women were terrified of them. The women appear to have suffered both mental and physical abuse during their slavery, but there does not appear to have been any indications of sexual abuse.
According to neighbors, the suspect couple seemed just like anyone else, a normal couple, who just apparently kept to themselves. The house itself was nondescript and showed nothing out of the ordinary. The neighbors were shocked to hear what had been happening so close to their homes.
The story brings to mind the case in the USA of former bus driver, Ariel Castro, who had confined three women for a decade of abduction and torture. Castro was found hanged in his Ohio prison cell in September this year.
After the rescue by police the three women, who had been in domestic slavery, are now in a place of safety in London and are doing remarkably well, according to Prem, adding that "this will be a very long haul for them to try to return to a normal life."
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The last day of the month and that means The Challenge has started anew. This month's theme is Art Deco, a period in the 1920s which had a revival in the late 1960s. Either way it is back in time a bit and a style I love.
Featured here are two of my favorite pieces from this round:
Enchanted 3D's Roaring 2020s fireplace
Fiasco's Melrose Lamp
Check out all the great work from this month at the official blog.
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• Low mechanical stress on paper reduces web breaks
• Cost savings due to reduced coating color consumption
With its ease of handling and outstanding coating quality, the DF Coat has evolved into an efficient alternative to conventional coating units. Through several refinements, Voith is extending the range of uses for non-contacting coating application and increasing the economic efficiency of paper producers with the new DynaLayer.
During the ongoing development of the origin DF Coat, the focus was on improving the productivity of the coating unit and opening up new areas of application. Several new components make the system more compact and simplify rebuild measures. At the same time, the latest generation of the coater allows the production of even more uniform CD and MD profiles. This has a positive effect on the printability of the paper and produces a more homogeneous print image. In addition, the number of costly web breaks is reduced by the new generation of DynaLayer because of the non-contacting application of the coating.
One example for the extended range of applications is the slide-die concept in the DynaLayer: When producing specialty papers, this new kind of nozzle technology allows the uniform application of two and more coating layers to the paper in one step. To this end, one nozzle initially directs each coating color upwards onto an inclined plane. All coating layers slide over a trailing edge without mixing and then form the optimally dosed curtain film that is applied to the paper web. All layers are applied in a single, time-saving process. Excess coating does not occur, so the color does not need to be recirculated. In addition, there is no need for a leveling element to achieve a uniformly high level of coating application. There is therefore less mechanical stress on the paper web, which significantly reduces the number of breaks.
The modular slide-die concept of the DynaLayer makes it easier to access the individual nozzles for cleaning and inspection. Moreover, after the individual modules have been separated from one another, the user can easily adjust the slots to the ideal width using tension and pressure screws.
Thanks to its geometry, a newly designed trailing edge minimizes the film rebound, known as the "teapot" effect. This is noticeable in the edges of the paper web, which can be better controlled and are more stable thanks to the new technology.
Edge guides with thin film of water guarantee clean edges on the paper web and ensure that the coating layer is applied with a precisely defined coating width. Thanks to a new kind of feed and air removal system, the water is always free of bubbles, which is a basic prerequisite for the inboard mode of operation to function reliably. A vacuum suction removes the water from the edge deckle. "As the suction is done extremely close to the paper web, the color coating deposits in the edge area that are typical of conventional systems are prevented. These are caused by the buildups of color coating resulting from the constriction of the color curtain at the edges," explains Christoph Henninger, Product Manager Coater Stations at Voith. Several manufacturers of specialty papers are already using the technology and are reporting much reduced color consumption or losses and the associated lower costs. Various board manufacturers have also achieved positive effects thanks to the water-based edge control that paper manufacturers can also retrofit as an option in the course of a rebuild.
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The further development of the slot-die nozzles of the DynaLayer also allows for a more compact design of the coating unit. Instead of the usual costly enclosure including an energy-intensive air conditioning function, a thin air shield protects the curtain against disruptive influences from outside. To be able to realize this air shield, Voith first had to resolve the problem of condensation on the nozzles. Because in conventional solutions, moisture deposits on the nozzle lips due to the temperature difference between the hot paper web and the cooler ambient air. The solution developed by Voith consists of two components: "Firstly, we improved the curtain nozzle for the top part. Secondly, uniform air flows avoid condensation at the nozzle," says Henninger. Dispensing with an enclosure and air conditioning not only saves space and simplifies the process, but makes it easier for the operators to access the system for all work on the machine. The open design also provides a better view of the DynaLayer and a more flexible web run. The new curtain coater is therefore also ideally suited for rebuilds of existing systems.
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Space : Restart
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Source code, in the form of a .gmk file, is included with the download; you can open and modify it with version 8 or higher of Game Maker.
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Last year in September, prompted by this post by Derek, I decided to review my insurance policies and then plan the next steps I should take to ensure that my insurance needs are met.
I did have 2 follow-up actions, and they were:
1. Figure out which NTUC rider on my H&S policy is right for me
2. Look for and consider DIRECT insurance (my next post)
Well, for FU#1, I did my research on the NTUC H&S plans. I am currently covered by the Enhanced IncomeShield (Preferred) with Assist Rider. I would say that the shield plans across the insurers are roughly more or less the same. It's probably more important to pick the ward class than to pick and choose insurers, unless you have a preference (you have a particular agent from that company that you would like to work with).
The NTUC shield plans used to only come with Assist Rider. This is a cash premium rider that effectively limits your bill to just 10% of the amount, subject to a cap (mine is $3000). To my knowledge, NTUC only had this sort of "co-pay" rider while the other insurers have "full" riders, meaning that there is zero cash out of pocket that has to be paid. Of course, with complete coverage, premiums would definitely be more than the co-pay option. Because of the lack of the co-pay option, I felt many people actually went with the other insurers, even though they have to pay a higher premium.
I think NTUC realized that consumers wanted a "complete" solution, so they added their Plus Rider, which essentially gives you complete coverage and have zero out-of-pocket expenses. However, like I said, it does come with a price.
Straight off the bat, from 19, the difference in premium is $97 a year, and this increases at every step.
I would highlight the main difference between getting the Assist Rider or the Plus Rider as:
I have too much money and I don't care = Get the Plus Rider
I am very unhealthly / prone to accidents = Get the Plus Rider
I have a very bad family history = Get the Plus Rider
Essentially, its just a question of trying your luck if you'll be in and out of hospitals frequently. If you try your luck and you are right, you save a bit more money and have slightly better cash flow. If you are wrong, you may or may not end up paying more in the long run. That's about it. You are still going to have comprehensive health coverage with whichever rider you choose.
With that done, I decided to stick with my Assist Rider policy. I have gotten my policy successfully (after many tries with wrong documents here and there) to have my own policy taken over from my father to myself now.
I personally think that H&S insurance is very important for everyone to have. Everyone should have at least the basic plan and the assist rider (which only NTUC offers). Of course, if you want something more "complete", you can get the plus rider or go to other insurers. Choices are aplenty. But the point is, you need to make a choice before its too late for you to do so.
If you don't have any H&S policy now, I urge you to get the NTUC basic plan with Assist Rider. After you have time, you can do more research and change plans if you want to, but you need to have you base covered.
How about everyone else for thier H&S plans and their riders that they have? I'm curious as to what other people have thought about and eventually decided on. I know some people with children take the Aviva plan because the rider has some insurance coverage extended to their kids.


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Author: Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray
Publisher: Warner Bros
Rating: WORTHY!
So the penultimate volume finds Mickey and Preston in my neck of the woods looking for the guy who even the church turned away, and debating who will be brave enough to approach the pit bulls to ask Lahana's dad where his son is. Pit bulls kill an American about every three weeks on average. Fifty percent of the time, it's their owner of a member of the owner's family. But I digress.
The guy who thinks he contained Alex, Mickey's daughter, turns out to be very mistaken. She breaks out and breaks him. She's dressed like Lelu from the Luc Besson movie The Fifth Element, and she wants all the locked-up kids to be set free.
This is also where we learn why Jack Lahana isn't welcome at church. Jack has some way special powers, but his powers beg the question: why is he such a pariah at church?
This volume was a wee bit confusion-infused. There was so much switching back and forth between people and time periods that it was really hard to keep a good grip on what exactly was being told here. But the guy getting eating by a giant monster at the back was cool. Although that may have been an ad for the Magic card game instead of a finale to this story....


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The Gospels in the New Testament contain a number of different instances where Jesus told people that their faith had made them well. To the woman with the flow of blood, Jesus said, "Daughter, be of good cheer, your faith has made you well. To the blind man named Bartimaeus, Jesus said, "Go your way, your faith has made you well." And to the one leper out of ten who returned to give thanks to Jesus for his healing, Jesus said, "Arise and go your way, your faith has made you well."
This morning, however, we hear a story about a paralyzed man who was made well by Jesus not because of his own faith…but rather because of the faith of his friends. Listen again to what the text says. "When he saw their faith," Jesus said to the man, "your sins are forgiven you." When he saw their faith…
If we are all honest with ourselves and one another today, we would have to admit that we are in church this morning not solely because of our own faith and our own prayers. We are here, at least in part, because of the faith and the prayers of someone else…
The story tells us that the man at the center of the story was a paralytic. He could not make use of his arms or his legs. He couldn't stand or walk or run or jump. He couldn't lean or lunge or limp. All he could do was lay down. Day after day, he lay in one spot looking up at the ceiling, counting the crevices and the cobwebs. All the while trying to imagine what it would be like to look persons in the eye instead of staring eye level at their feet. Trying to picture what it would be like to walk down the street with his family, play with his son and daughter, sit at the dinner table and share a meal with his friends.
Long before advances in technology for people with disabilities, the paralyzed man lived without much freedom. Yet if you think about it, there are people all around us who are paralyzed today. Maybe they're not physically paralyzed. But they might be paralyzed by a traumatic incident in their past. Or an unresolved conflict. Or a sin they haven't confessed. All kinds of people are paralyzed by how they look, by the prospect of having to reveal who they truly are, by the fears they harbor deep within. Their limbs might physically move the way they are supposed to, but they are still paralyzed in an emotional or psychological or spiritual way. And it's not for lack of trying or lack of desire. Some people simply can't get out of the boxes they construct for themselves and others construct for them.
At the same time, before we hasten to judge others, we can remember times when we went through whatever it is that we went through. Times when somebody else had to lift us up because we couldn't figure out how to do it on our own, we couldn't muster the strength or the energy, we couldn't see our way clear to make it happen.
In this world filled with people who are paralyzed by their own anxiety, struggling to make ends meet, caught up in recurring cycles of injustice and poverty and addiction, and lost in self-centeredness, one of the primary tasks we have as Christians is to lift somebody else up. In the case of this morning's story, we need to find ways to help other people get to Jesus.
The same goes for this country. In so many ways we are technically powerful and morally paralyzed. We are economically potent and ethically paralyzed. We are politically potent and spiritually paralyzed. Instead of turning our backs on the least of our brothers and sisters, now is the time to be lifting our sisters and brothers up!
Back to the Gospel story, the paralyzed man had no way to get to Jesus. Until four friends stepped in to the picture and stepped up to the task. Instead of turning a blind eye to their paralyzed brother, they reached out and picked him up and put him on their shoulders. All so they could take the paralytic to the one who could do something about it.
To be sure, carrying a man on a pallet is not a simple undertaking. The four friends had to look out for obstacles on the road as they walked along. Meanwhile, from time to time, it's safe to assume the paralytic man changed positions because he was uncomfortable or he wanted to look and see where he was going from a new perspective. And every time the man on the pallet shifted his weight, the four friends had to stop and adjust their balance before they started walking again. It's not easy to get people to Jesus…
Fortunately those four friends didn't give up. They are to be commended for their patience and their tenacity. When all was said and done, however, the four friends were also a little tardy. They would have been on time to get to Jesus if they were going by themselves. Yet by taking the paralytic on their shoulders, they wound up running late.
I don't know about you, but if I heard Jesus was coming to town I'd want to get there early enough to be in the front row. I'd want the best seats in the house to hear Jesus preach. I'd take off my jacket and my hat and a newspaper and I'd lay them out next to me so I could try to save a whole row. Then maybe if Jesus was planning to do any healing, I'd be among the first in line.
On the other hand, the moral of this story is a lot like the moral of this church and other churches. I know some of you might disagree with me, invested as we are in the pews where we sit every Sunday, but it doesn't really matter where you sit in the sanctuary. It doesn't matter who sees you here or where you are in relation to the pulpit or the communion table. What really matters is who sits in church and who sees Jesus in church because of you…
By the time the four friends arrived bearing the man on the pallet, the house was at full capacity, well beyond standing room only. A crowd so big it would have drawn a visit from the local fire marshal. Which had to have been disappointing for the four friends. With all good intentions, they missed out on a spot. Sometimes it feels like no good deed goes unpunished…
Still, faith makes a way. Faith tells us that all things are possible. Faith assured those four men there had to be a way to get the paralytic to Jesus. So they tried the front door with no luck. Then the back door and the stairs. Until it hit them. Look up. That's a good idea, generally speaking. When things are going wrong and doors seem to be shutting and hope is in short supply, sometimes you have to look up.
When Jesus eventually looked up over his head, however, the whole scene in the story morphed from the ingenious to the comical. I wonder what Jesus was thinking when he heard the sound of the plaster cracking over his head. When he heard someone jostling the bricks and the mortar. Finally when he heard the grunting sounds of those four men as they labored to lower the paralytic slowly down to the floor in front of Jesus.
The moment he realized what was going on though, Jesus was moved by the commitment and the compassion of the four friends. Jesus watched them together overcame obstacles, setting aside their own egos and concerns, so they could deliver their friend face to face. In the end, Jesus witnessed the immense efforts of the four friends and their faith spurred Jesus to heal the paralytic.
Those four men literally and figuratively carried the day. And just like God used the faith of the four men to bring the paralytic to Jesus, so God wants us to look around our world. To see those who are paralyzed. To notice the ones who are broken and suffering. To reach out to brothers and sisters who are hungry and abused and imprisoned. To seek out the lost and the lonely.
God wants to use you and me to lift people up until they get to Jesus. Knowing full well that sometimes people can't do it on their own. Knowing full well because we've been there ourselves. Sometimes a person needs others to step up and carry them until they find the healing and the hope and the new life Jesus promises. And they can walk on their own once more.
Friends what we're talking about is so much a part of who we are and what we do as Christian people of faith. We lift one another up in order to get to Jesus. And in doing so, we lift God up in the process.
So I leave you with this thought. Who will make their way to Jesus on account of your faith? Amen.


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Windows 8, the Marmite of the computing world.
Whether you love it or loathe it, there is one feature that is widely accepted as a redeeming feature across the desktop, tablet, and smartphone iterations of the OS.
This feature is, of course, live tiles.
In an OS that has been slated for its compatibility issues with standard peripherals on desktop machines live tiles have stood out as a good idea at the very least, even if they were rather poorly implemented on conventional machines.
It now seems that Microsoft wish to take these live tiles forward and develop their functionality beyond the snapshot of information that they currently serve.
At the moment the live tiles replace the need for a dedicated notification centre (although this will be coming to Windows Phones with the 8.1 update released later this year), as any updates or notifications are displayed right there on the Start Screen, via a live tile.
A number of videos have surfaced from Microsoft's research team showing off the new layer of functionality to the live tile system, as they seem to be developing interactivity into the live tiles themselves.
The videos show off the ability to scroll and run aspects of an application from the Start Screen, directly through the live tile itself.
An example of this it scrolling through your email inbox, via the mail tile, or responding to notifications from the 'People' tile on a Windows computer or tablet.
Adding this feature to the already pleasing live tile system has the possibility to make the Metro UI a tad more user friendly, as you can start a music playlist, respond to a Facebook post on your wall, check the news and weather, and open up an email for response, all from the Start Screen – without opening any of the individual applications.
On top of this Microsoft seem keen to continue the push of the whole 'one experience across multiple devices' spiel with Windows 8, as a nifty quick access feature looks set to be introduced between tablet and desktop devices and mobile handsets.
This comes in the form of using a Windows Phone to scan a live tile from the Start Screen of a desktop Windows device, enabling you to load the relevant application on the Phone as you go.
The sharing functionality between the two devices was highlighted best in one the aforementioned videos, in which a user typed out 'thanks' in response to a Facebook post on his wall (using the interactive live tiles) and was able to scan the tile with his phone, enabling him to access the post and message on his phone directly
Of course this isn't the first instance of NFC being utilised in this sort of fashion, but still it is a clever implementation of the technology and will push the relationship between Windows devices to a new level.
One final aspect to the large scale "parallel tasking" reveal by the Microsoft Research team shows that these interactive tiles can be accessed alongside full screen apps, allowing more multitasking on the Windows environment.
What this means is that when you are running a full screen instance of Excel, for example, you can quickly open a toolbar that will give you access to the likes of OneDrive.
All in all these additional features, that could be rolled out with the next major overhaul of the Windows system, look great.
Sure they're not revolutionary, in fact it seems that the live tiles are getting an element of Android widgets spliced into the design, but that doesn't mean the extra functionality should be balked at.
Microsoft did scramble to take all of the above leaks down from the web, so it is likely they don't want to reveal the features fully for another few months, of course when they do reveal the update to the UI fully we'll keep you posted.
What do you guys think, any Windows 8 users out there that have had their interest gauged by this update, or any perspective Windows 8 users that could make the jump on the back of these features being added? At the same time are there users out there that remain sceptical about the OS as a whole, and think that interactive tiles are unlikely to swing your opinion? Let us know in the comments below.


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The Mechanics of Love
I'm so happy to be working for a second time with Dipika Guha, a genre-defying writer who has also penned the plays The Rules and Herculine and Lola. Her new play The Mechanics of Love is featured in the Shotgun Champagne Staged Reading series this month. Here's the blurb:
A man who forgets everything falls in love with a ballerina who forgets nothing--that is, until she falls in love with him. And his wife. And the mechanic. This madcap comedy explores how we love, how we choose, and the cost of making sense of it all.
Beth Wilmurt directs; the cast includes Rosie Hallett, Chris Libby, Sarah Mitchell, and Aaron Murphy. The reading will be performed Monday, November 9 and Tuesday, November 10 at 7 p.m. at the Ashby Stage in Berkeley. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. A talkback with the playwright follows Monday night's performance.
Save yourself the trip to Yalta--enjoy some Chekhovian stylings close to home! I am delighted to be playing the spunky and sensitive Susie in the west coast premiere of The Country House by Donald Margulies. Robert Kelley directs this TheatreWorks production, which will run August 26 through September 20 at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.
About the show: Anna Patterson, the matriarch of a brood of famous and longing-to-be-famous creative artists, has gathered her family at their Berkshires summerhouse during the Williamstown Theatre Festival on the anniversary of her beloved daughter's death. But as restless egos and simmering jealousies derail the weekend, this family of performers must come to terms with the roles they play in each other's lives.
The cast includes Kimberly King as Anna Patterson, Steve Muterspaugh as Elliot Cooper, Jason Kuykendell as Michael Astor, Gary S. Martinez as Walter Keegan, Marcia Pizzo as Nell McNally, and Rosie Hallett as Susie Keegan, with stage management by Randall Lum.
Start Your Wagons . . .
Previews for Mona Mansour's The Way West begin Thursday, April 16! Tickets are available now online or by calling the Marin Theatre Company Box Office at 415-388-5208.
Tickets are always $20 for those under 30 and are $4 off for seniors over 65. AEA walk-up tickets are also available at each show for Equity members plus a guest.
This Monday night, March 16, come to Berkeley Rep for a night of short plays responding to the prompt "Herstory: The Greatest Stories Never Told." I am excited to be playing Joan of Arc in Takeo Rivera's Feminist Valhalla. Those who have been following my career closely may recall my thrilling performance of Joan of Arc in the 5th grade Wax Museum at Daly Elementary School. In Monday's performance, I promise to bring even more nuance and subtlety to the role, as well as an outrageous French accent.
It is a special treat to collaborate with many of the Bay Area's finest actors to bring to life some of herstory's most remarkable women. The cast includes Elizabeth Carter as Audre Lorde, Cathleen Riddley as Pharoah Hatshepsut, Melissa Ortiz as Gabriela Silang, Stephanie Prentice as Frida Kahlo, and Cindy Goldfield as Carol Sanders. Jim Kleinmann directs and Bethanie Baeyan provides stage management.
Feminist Valhalla will play along with five other exquisite pieces on Monday, March 16 at 8 p.m. at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door or online here.
*Update 3/19/15: Feminist Valhalla was the recipient of the March People's Choice Award! Congratulations Takeo!
Nothing like a great new play workshop to kick off a new year! The brilliant creative team of The Way West -- playwright Mona Mansour, director Hayley Finn, and dramaturg Margot Melcon -- gathered with the cast for five days this January to get a head start on the production. We'll begin rehearsals in earnest on March 24.
I am thrilled to have the chance to work with this incredible group of performers: Anne Darragh, Kat Zdan, Stacy Ross, and Hugo Carbajal. We also had the pleasure of working with the show's composers, Sam Misner and Megan Smith of the band Misner and Smith. I am picking and strumming my little guitar every day and can't wait to sing and play their songs onstage this spring!
The picture above is a family portrait of Meesh, Mom, and Manda enjoying an impromptu jam session at Tennessee Valley Trail in Mill Valley. More information (and tickets, already!) can be found here: start making your plans for spring 2015! We run April 16 - May 10 at Marin Theatre Company. Let's go West!
On Saturday, December 13, at 1pm, Marin Theatre Company presents a staged reading of The Emperor of America, a funny and poignant new work by Arvind Ethan David.
The Emperor of America tells the (mostly) true story of one of San Francisco's most notorious and beloved figures: Joshua Norton. After failing in business, Norton declared himself Emperor of America in the 1850s - making proclamations, printing his own currency, and even corresponding with Presidents and Queens. His legacy also includes outlawing the term "Frisco."
The cast includes Rosie Hallett, Brian Herndon, Adam Magill, Robert Parsons, Max Rosenak, Robert Sicular, Liz Sklar, and Jomar Tagatac. Jasson Minadakis directs, Margot Melcon provides dramaturgy, and Gabriela Schneider serves as dramaturgy intern.
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This July, I'm taking part in my third Bay Area Playwrights Festival, an annual festival of new works presented by Playwrights Foundation in San Francisco.
I feel very lucky to be a part of "Sound," a fascinating new play by Queens-based playwright Don Nguyen. Two storylines run in tandem. One, set in 1885 in Martha's Vineyard, follows Alexander Graham Bell as he tries to invent a device to restore the hearing of the deaf. A contentious and frequently despised figure within the deaf community, Bell sought to eliminate deafness, which he considered a handicap that forced the deaf to live in two worlds when "they should be thriving in one." In the other storyline, a modern-day family deals with their 13-year-old daughter's determination to get a cochlear implant. The procedure could restore the sense of hearing she lost as a young child--but also threatens the bond she shares with her deaf father.
The cast includes Greg Anderson as Frisner, Cassidy Brown as Alexander Graham Bell, JW Guido as George, Michele Leavy as Barbara, and Diedre Tubb as Alison. I play Alexander Graham Bell's wife, Mabel Hubbard Bell. Cathleen Riddley and Brandon Kazen-Maddox do double-duty, playing multiple roles in the ensemble and serving as ASL interpreters. It has been eye-opening, inspiring, and fun to work with this mixed group of deaf and hearing actors! M. Graham Smith directs, with JAC Cook as ASL Director and Karen Altree Piemme as Dramaturg.
The reading is being presented unconventionally to create a unique dramatic experience for a mixed hearing and deaf audience. Performances are Sunday, July 20 at 12pm and Sunday, July 27 at 4pm at The Thick House in San Francisco. Tickets are available at the door or online here.
Paris in San Francisco
I'm easing back into American life with the help of Playwrights Foundation and great contemporary French theatre! The 2014 Des Voix Festival, a biennial cultural exchange between theatremakers in the sister cities of San Francisco and Paris, is on now.
The festival theme is "Left Bank Meets Left Coast." English translations of three French plays will be performed in San Francisco, May 8-11. French translations of three American plays will be performed at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris on May 25.
I am delighted to be working on a translation of Christophe Honoré's Un jeune se tue. Honoré is a celebrated auteur whose film Métamorphoses is a 2014 Cannes Film Festival Selection. Our translation--"Death of a Young Man"-- is the work of Kimberley Jannarone and Erik Butler and is directed by Evren Odcikin. The cast includes Rosie Hallett, Monica Ho, Danny Jones, Lyndsy Kail, Marissa Keltie, Daniel
Petzold, Melissa Quine, and Lauren Spencer. Performances are Saturday, May 10 at 8pm and Sunday, May 11 at 2pm at the Tides Theater, 533 Sutter Street. Check out the entire lineup! Tickets are available online or at the door.
April in Paris
Bonjour à nouveau!! I'm back from five wonderful weeks in France touring with Word for Word Performing Arts Company's production of In Friendship. It was a thrill and honor to spend this time working with the remarkable artists of Word for Word!
<< Ladies of the Friendship Village Cemetery Improvement Sodality, Friendship, Wisconsin's leading charity organization: (from top left) Delia MacDougall, Susan Harloe, Patricia Silver, Sheila Balter, and Jeri Lynn Cohen.
A few favorite moments from Tour de France 2014:
-Performing in Paris (!) at a beautiful theatre just steps from the Champs de Mars and Eiffel Tower
-Performing in the ancient cities of Nantes, Angers, and Nancy
-Connecting with the French lovers of theatre and literature who keep this tour thriving!
-Connecting with French lovers. (Kidding! Or am I??)
-Sitting with a glass of wine or a café creme, reading and re-reading The Dud Avocado at Le Select
-Spending a weekend in a troglodyte home in the countryside outside Angers
-Riding bikes through the Loire Valley
-Reuniting with friends made during the 2013 tour
-Feeling like a badass on the Metro: got this transit thing DOWN by tour #2
-Eating boeuf tartare and moutarde at Le Select
-Eating breakfast [un café + une baguette + un croissant; aka, Caffeine + Butter + Bread + Butter + Bread] at Le Select
-Making a Kickstarter video at Le Select to raise funds needed for detox from all the food consumed at Le Select
-Staying up late in our beautiful Montparnasse apartment and dashing out to the balcony every hour on the hour to watch the Eiffel Tower turn into Disco Eiffel Tower
Opening Night of "You Know When the Men Are Gone," March 2013, outside the Salle Adyar. >>>
-Walking the Promenade Plantée and the Petit Ceinture
-Patronizing the restaurant of Gerard Depardieu
-Following a family of ducks as they swam along the Canal Saint-Martin (very springtime in Paris)
-Being poured an old fashioned by a white-gloved, white-haired bartender at a candlelit bar in the 15th
-Walking everywhere in the perfect Paris weather
-Staying in the 18th century home of the Duke of Lorraine's "Master of the Wolf Hunt" in Nancy. (Yeah, our hosts are pretty cool.)
-Participating in the American Library in Paris's reading flash mob under the Eiffel Tower
-Riding a very unsafe luge-style roller coaster at a Fun Fair in Nancy with partner in crime Patty
-All the wine
-All the cheese
-All the baguettes
A magical trip -- an extraordinary show -- a wonderful spring in Paris!


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The signature event of the Electronic Retailing Association's annual ERA D2C convention is set for October 6-8 at the Wynn Las Vegas Hotel. The ERA D2C Convention is the industry's largest annual gathering for the global direct-to-consumer category, attracting attendees for three days of high-level networking, business-building sessions, and two exhibition floors filled with the most powerful companies in electronic and digital direct response.
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What happens when you eat clean for two weeks? My truth…
This is part 2 in the You Are What You Eat series. If you'd like to know what I'm doing and what this is all about check out my original post here.
It's officially been two weeks since I started my clean eating mission, and this is what happened . . .
Let me start this off by saying that I messed up, quite a bit. I warned you, didn't I? Was me ordering a pizza in celebration of my first blogpost an accident? Not at all, but for the sake of this post, I'm going to include it as one of my many bumps in the road these past couple weeks. Below is a digital copy of what I recorded in my journal during this, for lack of a better word, experiment. Bon appetit!
I meal prepped. That's a sentence I never thought I'd say in my life. I packed salmon and rice lunches. Go me!
Slowly learning the in's and outs of how to not get tired of eating salads every day; apparently, vegetables mixed into a salad can actually be enjoyable? Stay tuned.
I'm starting to recognize how often I used to consume sugar — WAY TOO OFTEN. I find myself reaching for random foods that contain sugar and having to stop myself. This is hard.
I'm trying to push myself to exercise more and walk more than I normally would. Running has felt amazing, eating healthy gives me this energy to want to keep going. Is this what it feels like to be a vegan Instagrammer?
Cookie cake. Whoever brought that cookie cake and left it in the work kitchen was testing me, and I gave in after about two minutes of internally fighting with myself. Major slip-up today, but moving past it. Only carrots in my future.
Today was average. I didn't have time to run so I feel a little off… besides that, I ate really well and tried to consume a lot of water. Boring stuff.
I did happen to order myself a pizza, which is quite embarrassing, because I had the whole time while ordering it to back out and never did, but also I'm human and sometimes pizza is a necessity.
Back in it. Pizza slip-up is forgiven. I'm still running every day and I'm not sick of eating salmon, salads and rice! Look at me.
Today, I went out to eat with friends and it was a serious struggle. I'm starting to understand the interference that sometimes comes with trying to create a healthy lifestyle for one's self.
I miss pizza so much. I'm also craving gallons of ice cream. Maybe there's a period of separation where you just dream of these things when you're removed from them, but today is especially hard. I want my pizza back.
It was a really bad day today, just in life, in general. Usually when I have bad days I go to happy hour with friends, which is exactly what I did today. Did I feel better after spending happy hour with friends? Yes. Do I regret it because it broke my rules with the diet? Not at all. I ate healthy the whole day and I had the greatest time with people I loved. Nothing to be ashamed of there.
I ran so fast today. Maybe because I splurged and made myself avocado toast and it boosted me, but I ran fast. It's cool to physically see that this is making a difference for me.
Grocery shopping day. I feel really broke, and purchasing so much healthy food seemed unreasonable since I'm moving in a few days. I should have just bought the six dollar blueberries, but instead I got a jar of peanut butter. Does this mean I failed?
I'm excited for this to be done. I'm thankful for being able to experience a healthy lifestyle and for seeing how food truly does impact you, but I also miss not worrying all of the time. I invested a lot of time and planning for this, and accommodating it. I have a lot of respect for people who continuously live this way.
I've learned that you must do everything in moderation. I didn't let my little slip-ups get me down, nor did I convince myself that eating healthy was done for. I accepted that I ate the pizza, and I moved on and ate a salad. Besides my moments of weakness, I actually did a great job at sticking to my plan, and I already feel a few changes occurring, both mentally and physically. I ran faster than I ever have before, and I feel more confident in myself because I know what I'm putting into my body. Knowing that is enough for me to recognize the positive results.
Will I go back to eating pizza? Most definitely. Except now I consider what it's worth and have second thoughts when it comes to potential bad decisions. I won't regret a fun pizza night with friends, but I'll be mindful with what I'm consuming and try and make small changes with my habits.
Hopefully one day I'll get to a point where I want to fully embrace healthy eating, but until then . . .
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A, milk powder packaging machine is a combination of machine, electricity, light, instrument, single-chip control, with automatic quantitative, automatic filling, automatic adjustment of measurement error and other functions
B, milk powder packaging machine uses spiral cutting, light control technology
C, milk powder packaging machine with high precision: using stepper motor and electronic weighing technology
D, milk powder packaging machine packaging range: the same quantitative packaging machine in the 5-5000g through the electronic scale keyboard adjustment and replacement of different specifications of the feeding spiral continuously adjustable
E, milk powder packaging machine has a wide range of applications: powdered and granular materials with certain fluidity
F, milk powder packaging machine is suitable for bag, can, bottle and other packaging containers powder quantitative packaging
G. The error caused by the change of material specific gravity and material level can be automatically tracked and corrected.
H, photoelectric switch control, only need manual bagging, bag mouth is clean, easy to seal
I. The contact parts with materials are made of stainless steel, which is easy to clean and prevent cross-contamination.
J, milk powder packaging machine can be configured with feeding device, which is more convenient for users.


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Successfully Navigating a Profession is a comprehensive resource for young women trying to figure out how to build a successful career in today's world. Unfortunately, young women navigating the current workforce are faced with career metaphors that can make achieving a successful career tantamount to sending a text message from a rotary phone. While building a satisfying career in today's economy isn't quite as easy as laying on your couch and texting in your American Idol votes, it doesn't have to seem impossible either. This book explains how. Its 2010 women routinely serve on the President's cabinet (President Obama's has five), lead large corporations such as Pepsi and Xerox, and comprise 60 percent of college graduates. The ingredients to the 'secret sauce' of a woman's career aren't so secret anymore. However, few books provide those ingredients in a straightforward, organized way. In this timely work, the authors lay out, one by one, the building blocks for a successful, lifelong career focusing on skills (such as leadership and communication), mentoring, work-life fit, and personal branding. Is this book a cookbook for success of a modern women's career? Probably not; even the most accomplished women don't claim to have followed a formulaic path to success. What Hamerstone and Musser Hough do is help a young woman think about what her satisfying career might really look like and provide a unifying framework for how to get there. Appropriate for a young woman just entering the workforce up through a woman in mid-career (who doesn't have time to read a dozen different books on various narrow career topics), Successfully Navigating a Profession lays out the key elements of a successful career in a concise and logical manner. Those elements include core skills - Leadership, Communication, Negotiation as well as Networking, Mentoring, Career Path Navigation, Work-Life Fit, and Personal Brand. Each topic includes a summary of key research and leading thought on these issues and is infused with examples and commentary from successful women gathered through interviews the authors conducted with women of all ages in corporate, government, and non-for-profit organizations. Most importantly, each chapter answers the 'So What Does this Mean for Me?' question by offering realistic, concrete suggestions for how women can Successfully Navigate a Profession. The authors offer a unique blend of practical and academic experiences that provides the reader with a framework to successfully navigate her career in today's economy.
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- Copyright Information Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013
- Publisher Name Palgrave Macmillan, New York
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