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3D visualization in the field of interior design is now an indispensable part of real-estate marketing. And Render Vision offers a comprehensive 3D-visualization concept for real estate: We can depict your objects more convincingly than any photographer. You determine every detail, from the color of the facade to the flooring. You can even choose how sunny the day should be. We can even virtually equip empty real-estate objects with furniture: a tasteful interior awakens positive associations with the customer and contributes significantly to the imagination of potential buyers.
Our Interior visualization makes a significant contribution to the marketing success not just in the planning phase; we also provide support throughout all phases of the project. Starting with the planning, the Interior visualization will already contribute significantly to the imagination. Our more than photorealistic architectural visualizations convey lasting impressions that stimulate the imagination, convey an idea of the sizes and proportions, the incidence of light, and the possible furnishing of the property, contributing significantly to the purchase decision.
The interior, which we design down to the last detail and texture, including creating floor coverings, lighting, and decoration exactly according to your wishes, can be represented in such way that the character and ambiance of the rooms are in perfectly harmony. Our high-quality interior visualizations appeal to those interested in buying who ask the question of whether it will feel comfortable in the future.
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As most veteran NavPi users know, there has been a significant issue with the memory resources being completely maxed out while running the NavCoin daemon. It's been a frustrating issue and the core team has been focused on solving the problem by engineering both short and long term solutions.
As most veteran NavPi users know, there has been a significant issue with the memory resources being completely maxed out while running the NavCoin daemon. It's been a frustrating issue and the core team has been focused on solving the problem by engineering both short and long term solutions.
When the NavCoin daemon starts, it loads the chainstate database — containing information on the entire blockchain — in memory. This causes the NavPi's RAM usage to peak until that operation is complete, resulting in sluggish performance and occasional crashes. Advanced users of the NavPi have made various tweaks to their systems for optimised performance, but for new users the initial setup and configuration mods are most certainly daunting tasks.
Creating dedicated swap space was the key to resolving the memory issue, and we focused on these three approaches; ZRAM swap, USB swap, and SD card swap.
The swap space is an area on the Raspberry Pi's SD card (or additional USB drive) intended as a place the operating system can store data temporarily for quick access. This allows the Raspberry Pi to function as as if it has higher RAM (memory) than it actually does.
NavPi uses the swap space to increase the amount of information it can process "in memory" while syncing the blockchain and performing other essential operations.
The initial approach to the problem was to enable ZRAM on the NavPi as a temporary fix. For many users it seemed to help, but during the core team's testing cycles there were still resource issues on the initial load of the chain state in memory.
As another temporary solution, we created an article on the Knowledge Base demonstrating how to enable the swap space on the SD card of the NavPi. The steps in the article were based on an article written by Justin Ellingwood of Digital Ocean and tested successfully on the NavPi. While this approach did result in added stability for both the NavCoin daemon and the Chromium WebUI, it is not our recommended approach long-term as this may cause the NavPi's SD Card to wear out faster.
For best results, it's recommended to utilize a USB drive as your swap space, since repeated reads/writes to the SD card may wear it out. There are multiple articles, posts and resources from the linux and Raspbian community demonstrating how to setup a swap space on a USB. We tested many approaches and created our own version intended for the NavPi, which is now documented Knowledge Base.
There are plans to enhance the NavPi to remedy the memory issue long term, including:
This version has been optimised, removing many of the non-essential Raspbian applications that come pre-installed. The end result is a much smaller disk image (6GB) that will auto-expand upon initial boot of the NavPi.
This release can be downloaded from the NavPi Project Page
After downloading v1.0.9, you'll need to use a program like Etcher to flash the new image onto your SD card. After booting up the NavPi with the updated card installed, the NavCoin daemon should start automatically. If you have a keyboard and mouse connected, you can launch Chromium and use the WebUI.
The memory usage will initially spike as the chainstate database is loaded, but it should stabilise within about 10 minutes. Enjoy the new update and please report any problems to the NavPi project's issues on GitHub or post in the #navpi-support channel in the NavCoin Discord server.

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Loss doesn't dim hopes
UH's national prominence sees ESPN College GameDay hosted at Fertitta Center
The excitement in the air was palpable as fans stormed the Fertitta Center doors for the first-come, first-seating to take part in ESPN College GameDay at the University of Houston this past Saturday.
Free basketball net hats, hilarious handmade signs and a sea of red dawned the stands as the GameDay broadcast hit the airwaves at 10 a.m.
Fans of all shapes and sizes, including the newly-famous "Trash Can Man" were joined together to celebrate the University of Houston men's basketball program and its rise to national relevancy; relevancy that has not been seen since the days when Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler were walking around as students and Phi Slama Jama was dominating opposing teams on the hardwood.
But can head coach Kelvin Sampson and his squad finish off the historic run with a national title?
"They're absolutely good enough," said ESPN's Jay Bilas. "Kelvin Sampson's done a remarkable job resurrecting this program. He's built it on taking care of the ball, on defense and on rebounding. That's the identity of this team. They're legit and they can get to the Final Four."
The GameDay crew proceeded to discuss tournament seeding, and upon bringing up Duke as the (likely) No. 1 seed, the raucous Cougar crowd began to chant "overrated" and "we want Duke" behind them.
While there are plenty of successful programs across America, Duke being one of them, Houston and coach Sampson's recipe for success boils down to one thing: family.
"Most important thing to me is my faith and family," Sampson said. "I don't think I was great at those early on. Coming here was a chance to get the family together. That's why this is the best job I've ever had."
From benching senior Corey Davis Jr. in the first half of a game earlier this year because he was late to the bus or showing support for redshirt sophomore DeJon Jarreau after a death in his family, Coach Sampson has developed a culture of family-first values and accountability at the University of Houston.
He even invites players to his house the night before a game to enjoy fresh baked chocolate chip cookies made by his wife Karen, a ritual they have all come to enjoy.
"He's teaching them history, and that's why they have such a strong foundation," said Cougar basketball alumnus and former Houston Rocket Elvin Hayes. "We got to the final four; they can maybe get to the championship."
Hayes was not the only alumnus and ex-Rocket in "Coogs" house Saturday, as Olajuwon also joined the show to provide his insight on coach Sampson and the UH basketball program.
"Coach Sampson has done a fantastic job gaining national attention. He's tough and demanding. I think they wouldn't have been able to find anyone better to turn this program around," Olajuwon said.
Despite recording just its second loss of the season against the UCF Knights later that afternoon, the Cougars have nothing to be ashamed of.
A few fans trickled out early when it became clear UCF was destined to win, but the majority of them stayed and applauded, still proud of their now 27-2 ball club.
Backed by legends, analysts and billionaire Tilman Fertitta, whose name hangs off the sides of the building, Cougar nation could not have asked for a better leader of a basketball Renaissance than Kelvin Sampson.


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In time for summer and well before the next season begins, I've updated the exhibition calendar you will on this blog. You'll see while summer may be considered a bit of a down time for art museums, there are a number of great shows and programs offered at Ohio museums this year. Particularly interesting to me in See America: 9 Views of America at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Take a look at the schedule as you plan your summer. If there is a Greater Cincinnati or Ohio art museum or gallery with an exhibition schedule I have not included, please email the schedule to me.


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Software and app updates related to 'cece'
This is a MUST HAVE for big time collectors
GeekExchange.com reviewed Comic Connect, our online cataloging tool.
"The long and short of it, my fellow geeks, this is a MUST HAVE for big time collectors! It's beautifully done and simple to use."
Read the complete review here.
30,000 fans on the Collectorz.com Facebook page
On May 13 we welcomed our 30,000 fan on the Collectorz.com Facebook page.
30.000 likes!
Thirty thousand!
Thank you all for connecting with us on Facebook.
To celebrate, we were giving away cool Collectorz.com goodies: 5 super-rare Collectorz.com bags featuring CC, plus 25 Collectorz.com mousepads (see pic).
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What's Mickie pointing at?
We've started implementing the Collectorz.com characters on our website and banners. AJ has created several new ads and Alwin has added Mickie and CeCe to the Movie Collection Software and Comic Collection Software homepages.
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The Collectorz.com promo babes
Comic Collector users know her for quite some time: CeCe. She is our action heroine and features in the comic cataloguing software, on banners, ads and on the website. She brings our software to life and that is why we asked the creator of CeCe, LoopyDave, to give her four siblings for the DVD, CD, book and game collection software.
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Comic Collector for Mac OS X is live!
Yes, after many months of programming and testing, and several delays,
it has finally arrived: Comic Collector for Mac OS X!
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Comic Collector for Mac – one day to go!
CeCe: from initial roughs to final art
We wanted to create a character for Comic Collector, a comic style superhero we could use in the software for details view templates, commercial banners and just overall on our website.
Development on this character started and she became "CeCe". Check out how she changed from initial sketches, to the final art showing CeCe in several different poses and of course, the Spiderman spoof cover art.
The CeCe character is being used in various Comic Collector advertising campaigns. You may have seen banner ads featuring CeCe on your favorite comic-related websites.
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There's so much talk about Keto diets and how it's the new wave, or the future of eating, but how do you know if you're really following the plan?
After all, most people really aren't eating a Keto diet - They're actually on a low carb plan that they've mistaken as Keto...
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I was trying to think of what I could talk about in our first blog, when I remembered sitting at my desk the other day, looking out the window and seeing all the trucks driving on Taylor to and from Grant Park Pavilions. Not pick-up trucks, but large dump trucks, cement trucks, front-end loaders – machinery going to work. People working. It made me think about all the jobs the Grant Park Pavilions development is creating.
The work crews that are there now, digging and building.
- The folks who will work in the Walmart Supercentre, staging and stocking and preparing the store to open.
- The staff who will be hired to work in the store once it is open.
What a great thing for all those people and for our city.
I am so proud of this site, which took 20 years to assemble. Grant Park Pavilions will generate more property taxes and new jobs and will be built with a low carbon footprint. Along with retail, the mixed-use development will feature office and some much needed residential apartment buildings.
Grant Park Pavilions initial tenant, Walmart, is scheduled to open this coming January. Some of you will remember, back in the day, when there used to be a Walmart at Grant Park Shopping Centre. When they relocated to Empress Street it changed shopping patterns considerably. Shoppers had to travel much further to Polo Park and Kenaston areas. These days it seems like everyone is busy and the trend is only growing. People want to do things close-by. Maybe they work in the area and they want to do their shopping on their lunch hour or way home. After work dinner or drinks are much more convenient when it's near where you live or work.
Grant Park Pavilions – Live. Shop. Work. Play. Can't wait!
Sandy G. Shindleman, CCIM, SIOR, FRICS
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Mind the BI gap
Businesses need to urgently reassess their supply chain coverage because of gaps in traditional business interruption insurance.
The scope of available supply chain insurance is insufficient according to many UK risk managers. UK companies should review the increasing complexity of their supply chain and evaluate the related risk exposure, concluded a survey by Airmic, the UK association for risk and insurance management professionals. Weaknesses in existing business interruption insurance coverage have been demonstrated by several recent events, particularly by the Icelandic ash cloud, said the report.
There are many supply chain insurance products available, but they might not provide full coverage for all supply chain risks. Business and contractual solutions to supply chain risks are currently more common than insurance solutions, found Airmic's report. Insurance products are being developed that are relevant to the range of supply chain disruption that can occur, but these can be costly and the take-up is limited.
Evolving cover
Awareness of the potential inadequacies of current insurance is growing but the consequences of not getting to grips with the issues are too often overlooked. Many UK companies are unable to absorb the potentially massive costs of long periods of stalled production. The Japanese earthquake and Thai floods, for example, saw supplies of key components disrupted for months, which had a knock-on effect on final production in many firms. "Any company that relies on thirdparty overseas operations for any part of their intentions with specific text in policy wordings. Most refer to 'loss' or 'damage' being required and the exclusion definitions have become more detailed.
Where there is a financial limit per specified or unspecified supplier (for example £5 million), then cover is certainly inadequate where this proves to be less than the scale of the exposure. It is here that an insured is required to undertake the analysis and procure the right level of coverage.
However, experience has shown that unforeseen gaps may not be clear without stress testing. Adrian Brennan, Partner at Echelon Claims Consultants, warns: "The traditional approach to insuring the supply chain by extension to the main policy provides perfectly good cover where there is a standalone loss arising from an insured event such as a fire or explosion. Yet, in a natural catastrophe environment or widespread event such as the Japanese earthquake, existing policy wording is unlikely to fully indemnify the policyholder for all of their supply chain losses." Examples of uninsured loss in Japan include the nuclear explosion concerning the Fukushima power plant, the impact of rolling power outages caused by the government shutdown of power generation from undamaged nuclear power plants, travel advisory warnings reducing visitors and affecting tourism, and risk of nuclear contamination to the water supply/food chain.
In Thailand, there have been issues regarding denial of access, uninsured damage to the supply chain, and what constitutes the act of a competent authority. For the latter, companies were instructed by industrial estate management to leave their premises as the flood approached rather than mandatory evacuation notices being served as might be the case with hurricanes in the US.
Insurers are responding to the desire for wider protection that addresses nonphysical damage events such as insolvency of a key supplier, the risk of cyber attack or regulatory shutdown, for example with earnings and product integrity cover that offers BI protection against these risks as well as product recalls and loss of intellectual property rights. Another policy provides cover for all damage and nondamage events subject to a list of exclusions.
Yet this still may not be enough for today's sometimes torturously convoluted supply chains. These bespoke solutions are more expensive, Brennan says. "The policy limits provided by insurers for these policies should be attractive to mid-market companies. The downside is the cost and the high level of self-insured risk usually associated with this product. Standalone supply chain insurance could cost between four and eight per cent of the sum insured."
Managing the risk
Despite this choice of insurance products, companies' take-up has been limited. A fundamental issue, as highlighted by the Airmic report, is the supply chain risk management process. Poor management can compromise insurance cover and may curtail a claim settlement. After all, insurance companies can only offer cover based on the information given to them.
This can be especially challenging for companies that lack the significant resources needed to fully investigate their supply chain. Nevertheless, Cracknell stresses, it is vital not to just ignore the issue and hope for the best.
Understanding a company's exposures is the first step. A BI review involves a comprehensive identification and evaluation of BI exposures: an assessment of insurable exposures, key vulnerabilities and operational interdependencies, together with an understanding of how losses arise, the resultant business impact and ensuing costs.
The resultant technical report explains the adequacy of current policy arrangements with recommendations for possible improvements, including strategic advice on the status of any existing business continuity management programme, ensuring a clear link between insurance and risk management.
More specific services are also on offer. Modular supply chain risk management services offer a structured approach to evaluating supply chain risks. "The risk analysis needs to be around the ability to source those same raw materials, components, partly finished goods and complete products from other suppliers if something happens to the ones you are dealing, for example," Cracknell says. "It's also about understanding the timeframe - how long will it take to bring another supplier on-stream?"
Brennan advises building a map of suppliers to more clearly understand risks related to geographical location. Many suppliers of similar products are clustered together so an event like a flood may take out alternate suppliers based nearby (see box).
Experts can draw on existing data to calculate the impact on financial accounts should a critical supply point be lost. This information aids organisations in understanding their position more clearly before implementing mitigation measures and reducing risk to an acceptable level.
Contractual risk management may also help. Specialist legal guidance on best practices in the allocation of risk and responsibility in third-party contracts will ensure that contract negotiations are undertaken with a proper understanding of the issues.
According to Brennan, these services work best as components of an integrated solution. All stakeholders have a role to play - insureds, insurers and brokers - in providing tailored and affordable protection. "The future of supply chain insurance cover is in ensuring that insurance solutions evolve to meet the specific needs of the client and address issues such as non physical damage in a way that is accessible to mid-market and FTSE 100 companies alike."
Mapping your supply chain exposures
Neglecting supply chain risks can be extremely costly even if insurance is in place, as a company supplying components to a hard disk drive manufacturer in Thailand discovered. The company had not mapped its supply chain risks and had failed to insure for losses resulting from damage at its key customers' and suppliers' premises.
Flooding caused significant property damage at the insured company's premises, which in isolation would have resulted in a substantial BI claim. However, the lack of customer or supplier cover resulted in insurers reducing the recoverable loss. The settlement received from insurers was £20 million. Had the supply chain risks been fully insured at the time of the loss the settlement would have been £30 million.
Mapping your supply chain will help avoid a similar situation. Below is a guide to producing a comprehensive supply chain analysis:
- Divide your supply chain into product groups
- Map out critical points in the supply chain, identifying key suppliers and their risk exposures (for example, to flood)
- For each supplier consider:
a) What alternatives you have
b) How much stock you hold
c) Whether contracts are fit for purpose
- Estimate the total interruption loss across all affected products for a major fire at each supplier
- Evaluate the benefit of implementing risk mitigation actions per supplier
- Estimate the impact of different threat scenarios where these values vary from a fire scenario
- Generate reports for internal and supplier use.
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Droppings / Abnormal and/or Increased Water Consumption and Urine:
Also refer to "Pooplogy" for description of healthy and abnormal droppings and their potential health concerns
Aspergillosis – Abnormal feces or diarrhea, excessive urination. Respiratory symptoms will be the first to occur but will depend on the location of the greatest areas of colonization.
Chlamydiosis: Common acute symptoms: Respiratory problems; such as sinus infection, labored breathing, shortness of breath, noisy breathing or "runny nose." General well-being: Eye discharge or swelling. Lethargy, ruffled / fluffed-up feathers, loss of appetite, weightloss, weakness. Dehydration, polyuria (excess urine); diarrhea or yellowish, grayish, or lime green urates
Chronic Renal Failure, Kidney Failure, Renal Insufficiency, Renal Disease – Common Symptoms: Increased water consumption and more urine in droppings can be an indication that the kidneys aren't functioning at optimal capacity.
Index of Bird Diseases … Symptoms and Potential Causes
PDD – Affects most parrot species, including macaws, African Greys, cockatoos, cockatiels, conures, Eclectus parrots, Amazons and budgies. Common / possible symptoms: constant or intermittent regurgitation, chronic bacterial or fungal crop infections, pendulous crops, weight loss, passage of whole intact seeds in droppings, incoordination, depression or sudden death. Concomitant central nervous system signs may include ataxia, abnormal head movements, seizures, and proprioceptive or motor deficits
Polyuria – Symptom: Excessive urination
Psittacosis: Common symptoms: Tremors and / or convulsive movements. Unusual head positions; Opisthotonos (neurologic disease in which the top of the head is bent over and approaches the back. Partial or complete paralysis of the legs
Sarcocystosis has been observed in a variety of exotic species but is most prevalent among non- American (African, Asia and Australian) psittacine species. Cockatoos, cockatiels and African parrots are most commonly affected. Common / possible symptoms: Severe dyspnea (labored breathing), excretion of yellow pigmented urates and lethargy. However, in many cases birds are often found dead or near death without showing previous signs of illness.
Egg yolk peritonitis (females / hens only) – Common / possible symptoms: Sudden death, loss of appetite/anorexia, weakness, depression, respiratory distress, lethargy, fluffed feathers, lack of vocalizations, yolk-colored droppings, swollen vent and/or abdomen (the swelling feels spongy to the touch), and ascites. Some of these symptoms also mimic egg binding. Most commonly seen in cockatiels, lovebirds, and waterfowl.
USA: Find Your Local Avian Veterinarian
Information contained on this website is provided as general reference only. For application to specific circumstances, professional advice should be sought.


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Iron Cross Applique Iron On Embroidered Patch, Biker Patch, Motorcycle Patch
This 3 X 3 applique patch is sewn with a silver border onto a black patch background with an iron on adhesive. I have larger sizes available if you need it, but they have a thinner line than the 3X3 iron cross shown. Please message me for a picture, if you'd like the larger size and pricing for it. If you would like a different color border, send me a message and I'll see if I can do that for you.
International orders ship First Class.
This patch will ship 3-5 business days upon ordering.
USPS First Class Shipping.
Finished Patch/Badge can be applied directly to garment with heat-press, hand iron or sewn on.
If using heat-press, use 320-330 degrees for 10-12 seconds, then turn garment over and press from the back-side for 15-20 seconds more. If using a hand iron, use setting between Wool and Cotton, no steam. Use same dwell times. You're done!
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Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
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They are sent first class with a stamp on a plain white or manilla envelope. There is no tracking information on these unless you upgrade to Priority Mail.
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MONTICELLO, AR (July 26, 2021) – SeaArk Boats released an all-new gear shop designed for sport and leisure. This line encompasses functionality, comfort and style. Now offering apparel for men, women and youth the shop has something for everyone.
The SeaArk Gear shop has a plethora of shirts, hoodies and headwear to choose from. There are also many accessory options including a dock line, tumbler, license plate and more. To celebrate the launch of the new gear site, SeaArk is offering all customers 15% off their first order with code "ALLNEW" at checkout for a limited time.
Steve Henderson, President of SeaArk Boats, stated, "The SeaArk gear shop provides a fresh selection of casual wear designed for those that enjoy being on the water. We look forward to seeing many wear their favorites."
To check out the all new SeaArk, gear shop, click SHOP now.
About SeaArk Boats: With over 62 years of experience in boat building, SeaArk Boats (owned by Correct Craft) is the industry's premier aluminum fishing boat known for outstanding product quality and excellent customer service. Mostly known for heavy-duty aluminum boats built specifically for cat-fishing, SeaArk also builds bass- and crappie-fishing boats, jon boats, duck boats, and bay boats, offering a wide variety of tunnel and jet tunnel hulls. For more information visit www.seaarkboats.com.
About Correct Craft: Celebrating 96 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on "Making Life Better," the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Bryant boat companies, Pleasurecraft Marine Engine Group, Watershed Innovation and Aktion Parks. For more information please visit www.correctcraft.com


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Sitecore eCommerce Development
Are you looking for a perfect blend of unmatched content personalization and bespoke shopping experience to expertly guide your users throughout their journey with relevant recommendations and content? Transform your visitors into happy customers with the impeccable combination of the headless CMS, insights-driven omnichannel eCommerce system and powerful analytics and marketing automation — Sitecore Experience (SX).
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A longstanding leader of Gartner's Magic Quadrants for Digital Experience Platforms, Sitecore has hammered out a powerful solution that now includes Sitecore Experience Platform, Sitecore Experience Manager and Sitecore Experience Commerce.
- Omnichannel
- User path analyzer
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- Extensive user database
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We take SX's acknowledged capabilities, pass them through the wealth of our experience and expertise, and deliver high-quality CMS and eCommerce solutions that thoroughly nurture your users. With the help of the SaM Solutions team, our customers get:
- The 360-degree overview of customer profiles that include their interests, preferences, behavior and interaction history
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- Have the 360-degree overview of customer profiles that include their interests, preferences, behavior and interaction history
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For more than 10 years, SaM Solutions has been providing Sitecore CMS development services to help our B2B, B2C and B2X customers optimize their internal workflows, content management and user interactions.
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Integration with In-house and External Applications. We create efficient corporate IT landscapes by bringing together various business solutions and integrating them into cohesive networks.
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With Sitecore Experience, both parties benefit from the smart synergy of relevant information and flawless shopping experiences. Users enjoy seamless online surfing or shopping, while businesses profit by increased conversions and sales.
We hope that you share our passion for Sitecore! Please contact our experts to learn more about the platform's capabilities or to discuss the details of your project-to-be!
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Please, do not hesitate to share any of your ideas or demands with us. Clear-cut project requirements, a rough concept of a future software product, or any other concern - we will help you address it.
The development and support of Sitecore-based websites for the world's largest flexible workspace listing provider
SaM Solutions has created an efficient website that streamlines the lease and the rent of flexible workspaces. The solution enables the detailed search of workspaces, facilitates transacting and provides a positive user experience.
Sitecore CMS website development
SaM Solutions specialists have developed new renderings and controls, general functions (default layout, template, site configuration, header, main navigation, subnavigation, footer & links, etc.), homepage (company overview, links and news sidebar snippets, teaser over-view, content overview), optimizing presentation of inner pages (templates, presentation configuration), etc.
SaM's team participated in the development of an educational Dutch website.
The project aimed at implementation of the teachers' tool as one of the three environments. It is a password protected environment for teachers where they can manage students, assignments and lessons. The web site is intended for students of different ages raging from 6 to 14 to help them read more quickly and effectively, expand their vocabulary and overall knowledge of the world.


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The research from Vecchiato (2015) highlights the benefits of corporate foresight and the need of an organisation to build the ability to respond to environmental changes (i.e. strategic agility). This important capability generates value to an organisation as foresight knowledge helps to achieve and/or sustain a competitive advantage.
The author demonstrates the need to document the sources of the competitive advantage, ability to foresee drivers of change and to define actions required to maintain long-term performance:
Fig. 1. Assessing the value created through corporate foresight: linkages between environmental uncertainty, first mover advantages, and organizational memory (Vecchiato 2015, p. 33)
Vecchiato concludes that by "conceptualizing strategic foresight as a "planned learning" process about the future which enhances the adaptive skills of the organisation, we hope to respond to criticism regarding its usefulness and value in strategic management (…)". This important link is described as the "Foresight Continuum" in the Future Screening framework.
Vecchiato, Riccardo 2015: "Creating value through foresight: first mover advantages and strategic agility", Technological Forecasting & Social Change, vol. 101, pp. 25-36.
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Kimberly - 2008
I spent 7 weeks volunteering for KIWAKKUKI in the summer of 2008 (end of June-August). My colleague Cate Harding and I were collaborating with KIWAKKUKI to conduct research on the connections between spirituality, traditional beliefs, religion and health behaviors. We conducted 23 qualitative interviews with KIWAKKUKI employees, KCMC Chaplains, Muslim leaders and a Pentecostal priest. When we weren't conducting interviews, we were assisting KIWAKKUKI with various tasks- ranging from proofreading proposals, creating spreadsheets (budget, annual reports), tutoring employees in English, observing home based care visits etc. It was an amazing experience working with such enthusiastic and selfless individuals. KIWAKKUKI employees dedicate their lives to offering care to individuals suffering from HIV/AIDS and in doing so grant them the support they need to fight the disease. I truly value KIWAKKUKI's mission and would recommend to anyone interested in public health, policy, social work, medicine or other fields to volunteer for the organization!! It's a life changing opportunity.


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3 November 2017
DRAWSKO POMORSKIE TRAINING AREA, Poland — The 1st Assault Helicopter Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment, will host Operation Thoroughbred 2017 here, at 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9.
Media are invited to observe approximately 160 Soldiers as they conduct a readiness demonstration validating the unit's preparedness since they've arrived from Fort Hood, Texas, as part of Atlantic Resolve.
Operation Thoroughbred is intended to increase the unit's proficiency and preparedness to respond to any threat or crises.
The 1st Air Cavalry Brigade will train with NATO allies during its time in Eastern Europe, and replaces the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade as part of an ongoing heel-to-toe rotations of combat aviation assets.
Media interested in attending the exercise should RSVP by Saturday, Nov. 4 to the Mission Command Element Public Affairs Office at +49 (0) 1 520-653-5535 or email@example.com.
Once attendance is confirmed, media will meet at the main gate of Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area Thursday, Nov. 9 at 12:30 p.m. It is recommended for journalists to bring their own personal protective equipment.
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1. It's cute when anyone from Liverpool or Manchester call themselves 'Northern'.
2. Castles? They're no big deal.
3. Stonehenge is overrated.
4. The answer to this joke.
5. If you touch these bottles, you will die.
6. What it's really like to belong to the Night's Watch.
7. This guy owns everything.
8. This priceless breakfast tip.
9. What it was really like to grow up with Harry, Ron and Hermione.
After all, they were only up the road in Alnwick Castle (left), where a certain School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was filmed (right).


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State of the Farm: "Out of college, money spent. See no future, pay no rent. All the money's gone, nowhere to go."
The Top Ten
- OF Courtney Hawkins
- OF Trayce Thompson
- IF Carlos Sanchez
- RHP Erik Johnson
- LHP Scott Snodgress
- RHP Andre Rienzo
- CF Keenyn Walker
- RHP Christopher Beck
- RHP Myles Jaye
- 1B Keon Barnum
1. Courtney Hawkins
Position: OF
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 220 lbs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Drafted/Acquired: 1st round, 2012 draft, Mary Carroll High School (Corpus Christi, TX)
2012 Stats: .284/.324/.480 at rookie level Bristol (38 games), Low-A Kannapolis
(16 games), High-A Winston-Salem (5 games)
The Tools: 7+ raw; 5+ hit; 6 arm
What Happened in 2012: Impressive professional debut for the back-flipping Texan, as Hawkins looked good early and finished the season at the High-A level.
Strengths: Massive raw strength/power; well above-average athlete for his size; shows very good hand-eye skills; produces bat speed; power is carrying tool; easy 7+ raw that could play at 6 or higher at developmental maturity; arm is plus; glove could be above-average.
Weaknesses: High maintenance body; potential to add bad weight and lose athleticism; aggressive approach; will chase out of the zone; swing has miss; doesn't project up the middle.
Overall Future Potential: 6; first division player
Explanation of Risk: High risk; moved quickly in first season, but bat will need to get very close to ceiling to play in a corner.
Fantasy Future: Prototypical right field profile, with big power potential and good contact ability. Approach could limit utility, but has 25-plus home run potential.
The Year Ahead: Hawkins stormed through the lower minors in 2012, but the big Texan could use a full-season of A-ball before making the big professional jump to the Double-A level. Because of his impressive strength and excellent hand-eye coordination, Hawkins should be able to hit low-level pitching, but the real test will come when he face arms that can hit spots and spin quality off-speed pitches. It remains to be seen if Hawkins has the type of bat that will play with his approach, or if the raw power is merely a product of mature strength against inferior stuff. Sources appear mixed on his future, so a full season of professional at-bats should help clarify the developmental path Hawkins is on.
Major league ETA: 2015
2. Trayce Thompson
Position: OF
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 195 lbs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Drafted/Acquired: 2nd round, 2009 draft, Santa Margarita Catholic High School (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA)
2012 Stats: .253/.328/.482 at High-A Winston-Salem (116 games), Double-A Birmingham (14 games), Triple-A Charlotte (6 games).
The Tools: 7 raw; 6+ arm;
What Happened in 2012: Spending the bulk of the year in the Carolina League, the toolsy outfielder took steps forward on both sides of the ball, showing more utility with the bat and more refinement in the field.
Strengths: Plus athlete; big raw power; creates loft/backspin and can drive for distance; arm is strong and grades at 6; good speed for size and can play passable CF at present.
Weaknesses: Swing is very long and leveraged; struggles with pitch recognition; exaggerated swing plane limits time bat spends in zone; hit tool is below average and receives fringe projections; more athletic than instinctual in CF; most likely corner profile.
Overall Future Potential: 5; major-league regular
Explanation of Risk: High risk; already played at Triple-A level, but hit tool and approach have big question marks; pressure on bat if moved to a corner.
Fantasy Future: Raw power is good enough to profile in a corner, but bat is unlikely to produce a ~ .260 average and could have massive strikeout numbers against high-end pitching. Has enough speed to swipe some bases.
The Year Ahead: Thompson could use a full season at the Double-A level against quality pitching. The raw power is exciting, but the hit tool and decision making at the plate are red flags for some scouts. With plus athleticism, good speed, and a very strong arm, Thompson appears to have a good profile for center, but sources are mixed about his potential at the spot, and a move to a corner spot seems likely down the line. In right field, the bat will be under the spotlight, and with a long swing and possible pitch-recognition issues in the profile, the impressive raw power could fail to play in game action.
Major league ETA: 2014
3. Carlos Sanchez
Position: IF
Height/Weight: 5'11'' 175 lbs.
Bats/Throws: S/R
Drafted/Acquired: International free agent, 2009, Venezuela
2012 Stats: .323/.378/.403 at High-A Winston-Salem (92 games), Double-A Birmingham (30 games), Triple-A Charlotte (11 games)
The Tools: 6 potential hit; 7 glove
What Happened in 2012: It seems like half of the White Sox system took the High-A/Double-A/Triple-A ride in 2012, and Sanchez was no different, showing his mature hit tool at each stop along the way.
Strengths: Natural bat-to-ball relationship; hands work very well at the plate; can direct the ball to all fields and will work with tough pitches; shows bat speed; can barrel; glove is best tool; several sources put a 7 on it; clean actions.
Weaknesses: Well below-average power; hit tool might play empty at highest level; better defensive profile at second base; arm only average on left side; bat pushed him quickly.
Overall Future Potential: 5; major-league regular
Explanation of Risk: Moderate risk; already achieved Triple-A level; hit tools/glove will play at highest level.
Fantasy Future: Lacks a first-division profile at second base, but has excellent contact ability, so should hit for average ~.275; shows some approach and speed on base; won't hit for power.
The Year Ahead: Sanchez's bat is setting the pace, as the hit tool shows legit promise despite not packing a big power punch. With a plan at the plate, contact ability, and some speed, Sanchez has the tools to produce in the upper minors. If the bat continues to grow, the profile at second looks like a solid-average regular, with a very good glove and enough stick to hit down the lineup. Its not a sexy a profile, but he's a big-league contributor at some point in his future.
Major league ETA: 2013
4. Erik Johnson
Position: RHP
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 240 lbs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Drafted/Acquired: 2nd round, 2011 draft, University of California, Berkeley
(Berkeley, CA)
2012 Stats: 2.53 ERA (92.1 IP, 82 H, 87 K, 29 BB) at Low-A Kannapolis (43 IP) and High-A Winston-Salem (49.1)
The Tools: 6 FB; 6 potential SL; 5 CB
What Happened in 2012: The former second-round pick took a big step forward in his full-season debut, making 17 starts across two levels and showing a good command profile.
Strengths: Excellent size/strength; arm works; delivery improved since signing; fastball works low-90s with good sink; shows two breaking balls; slider jump to top of list in '12; good tilt and depth; curveball will flash above-average potential; good control
Weaknesses: Changeup is below average; will flash 5, but plays lower; can play loose in the zone; needs command refinement; raw stuff isn't overwhelming; some think he is better fit for the bullpen.
Overall Future Potential: 5; no. 4 starter
Explanation of Risk: Moderate risk; mature body; two above-average pitches; shows some feel for pitching.
Fantasy Future: Has the body and the arsenal to develop into league-average innings eater.
The Year Ahead: Johnson has a mature approach to his craft, and brings a deep arsenal to the table. His slider could end up a plus pitch, and he already had a playable curveball coming into professional ball. His fastball plays very well low in the zone, where it normally works in the low-90s but can touch a little higher. The profile looks solid-average, and if he can stay healthy, he should be able to find positive results at the Double-A level in 2013.
Major league ETA: 2014
5. Scott Snodgress
Position: LHP
Height/Weight: 6'5'' 210 lbs.
Bats/Throws: L/L
Drafted/Acquired: 5th round, 2011 draft, Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA)
2012 Stats: 3.00 ERA (141 IP, 112 H, 128 K, 64 BB) at Low-A Kannapolis (99 IP), High-A Winston-Salem (42 IP)
The Tools: 6+ FB; 6 potential SL
What Happened in 2012: Still somewhat new to pitching, Snodgress jumped to full-season ball and made 27 starts, really finding his rhythm after a promotion to the Carolina League.
Strengths: Excellent size; Big arm strength from the left side; easy plus fastball; can work 92-94; spins projectable CB; routinely works as average and flashes plus potential; changeup projects as third average or better offering; difficult to square up.
Weaknesses: Mechanical inconsistencies; delivery has some effort; CB can lose depth and flatten out; changeup can get too firm; fringe command at present; still fastball-heavy sequence.
Overall Future Potential: 5; no. 4 starter
Explanation of Risk: Moderate risk; fringe command, but strong fastball and late-innings floor.
Fantasy Future: Workhorse starter potential, with stuff to pitch higher but shaky command and inconsistent secondary stuff.
The Year Ahead: If the Snodgress we saw in High-A last season continues that form in Double-A, this ranking could be too low. He needs to take a big step forward with the command, but the fastball has some juice in it, and it comes from a tall, left-handed delivery. The curveball also needs improvement, as does the changeup, but the arm is fresh and there is more room to improve than the average college arm. Keep an eye on this guy.
Major league ETA: 2014
6. Andre Rienzo
Position: RHP
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 190 lbs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Drafted/Acquired: International free agent, 2006, Brazil
2012 Stats: 2.53 ERA (103.1 IP, 78 H, 113 K, 42 BB) at High-A Winston-Salem (25 IP), Double-A Birmingham (71.2 IP), Triple-A Charlotte (6.2 IP)
The Tools: 6 FB; 5 CB
What Happened in 2012: Exploded out of the gates in the Carolina League only to have his season tainted by a 50-game PED suspension despite pitching well at higher levels after his return.
Strengths: Big arm strength; bat-missing ability; fastball is steep from high release; works 88-94; can touch mid-90s; CB shows promise and vertical tumble; hard to square up.
Weaknesses: Fringe command; doesn't always finish release/pull-down the CB; shows both SL and CH that are below-average; most likely bullpen future.
Overall Future Potential: 5; quality 7th/8th inning reliever
Explanation of Risk: Moderate risk; 70-plus innings at Double-A level; PED suspension on resume.
Fantasy Future: In relief, has the arsenal and intensity to pitch high leverage; bat-missing potential.
The Year Ahead: Rienzo will look to put the PED cloud of 2012 behind him and to take another step forward like he did in Double-A. With two quality offerings and fringe command, his future is most likely in the 'pen, where both pitches could benefit from a max-effort approach. While it's entirely possible that he irons out the mechanics and refines the changeup, the majority of sources felt his arm would work better in a late-inning role.
Major league ETA: 2013
7. Keenyn Walker
Position: CF
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 195 lbs.
Bats/Throws: B/R
Drafted/Acquired: 1st round, 2011 draft, Central Arizona College (Coolidge, AZ)
2012 Stats: .267/.378/.379 at Low-A Kannapolis (74 games), High-A Winston-Salem (37 games)
The Tools: 7 run; 5+ raw
What Happened in 2012: The raw outfielder made a return trip to the Sally League, where the bat and the approach took a step forward and eventually pushed the 22 year-old to the High-A level over the summer.
Strengths: Plus athlete; plus-plus speed; above-average defensive profile in center; arm is solid-average; shows good raw power; stolen base ability; has a plan at the plate and will work counts.
Weaknesses: Still raw; hit tool doesn't project as plus; struggles from the right side; very empty contact as RH; power slow to play in game; can get too passive at the plate; assorted injuries shortened season.
Overall Future Potential: 5; solid-average regular
Explanation of Risk: High risk; raw for age/level; needs grade jumps if bat will play at higher levels.
Fantasy Future: Has serious wheels, so will be stolen base threat; bat and approach could give him opportunities to reach base; game power is question mark; profiles in center.
The Year Ahead: Walker could use another dose of the Carolina League, where his bat struggled to play against the competition. He has some offensive upside, but his present value comes from his defensive profile at a premium position. Right now, his bat is the big question mark, and could be the difference between an up-and-down bench outfielder and a major-league regular. He still has a lot of time to figure it out.
Major league ETA: 2015
8. Chris Beck
Position: RHP
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 210 lbs.
Bats/Throws: R/R
Drafted/Acquired: 2nd round, 2012 draft, Georgia Southern University (Statesboro, GA)
2012 Stats: 4.69 ERA (40.1 IP, 51 H, 36 K, 12 BB) at rookie-level Great Falls
The Tools: 6 FB; 5 potential SL; 5 potential CH
What Happened in 2012: In his professional debut, Beck struggled to bring the quality raw stuff into game action, proving to be very hittable in his brief 40-inning clip.
Strengths: Tall/strong; serious arm strength; fastball is plus pitch; works 91-94; shows hard slider with at least average potential; changeup is best secondary offering; shows good sink and projects to be plus.
Weaknesses: Lost body at pro level; poor conditioning; got too bulky and thick and lost fluidity in delivery and looseness in the arm; arsenal played down in '12; breaking ball was very inconsistent; tendency to grip and rip everything.
Overall Future Potential: 5; no. 3 starter
Explanation of Risk: High risk; big gap between present/future on secondary stuff; high maintenance body; mechanical inconsistencies.
Fantasy Future: Could develop into workhorse starter, with deep arsenal; potential to miss bats.
The Year Ahead: If Beck can refine his body, getting back to his 2011 amateur form, he could really take off. At least one source said he had the highest ceiling among the workhorse types, with a lively fastball, a promising slider, and a plus potential changeup. With a little more rhythm and fluidity to the delivery, Beck has the raw stuff to shape into a promising prospect, and could be the top arm in the system if the profile starts to take shape.
Major league ETA: 2015
9. Myles Jaye
Position: RHP
Height/Weight: 6'3'' 170 lbs.
Bats/Throws: B/R
Drafted/Acquired: 17th round, 2010 draft (Jays), Starr's Mill High School (Fayetteville, GA)
2012 Stats: 6.04 ERA (79 IP, 102 H, 65 K, 39 BB) at Low-A Kannapolis
The Tools: 6 FB; 5+ potential SL; 5 potential CH
What Happened in 2012: The projectable Jaye is new to the mound, so his setbacks in his full-season debut are to be expected.
Strengths: Good arm strength; very fresh arm; fastball works 89-94; slider has projection; works low-80s with two-plane break; will flash a changeup.
Weaknesses: Very inexperienced on the mound; mechanics are still a work in progress; command is below average; slider can get slurvy and lose its snap; long way to go.
Overall Future Potential: 5; no. 4 starter
Explanation of Risk: Extreme risk; new to pitching; wide gap between present/future.
Fantasy Future: Has a projectable body and the potential for the three playable pitches; could log innings and develop into league-average type; lots of unknowns still.
The Year Ahead: Jaye took his lumps in his initial full-season experience, but at this stage of the developmental game, logging innings and finding his pitching rhythm is more important than the production. You have to like what he has to work with, from the body/frame, to the low-90s fastball, to the average or better potential of the secondary arsenal. Jaye isn't going to be an overnight sensation, but a little extra patience could pay off if the 21-year-old can develop into a major-league caliber arm.
Major league ETA: 2016
10. Keon Barnum
Position: 1B
Height/Weight: 6'5'' 225 lbs.
Bats/Throws: L/L
Drafted/Acquired: 1st round, 2012 draft, King High School (Tampa, FL)
2012 Stats: .279/.347/.512 at rookie level Bristol
The Tools: 8 raw; 5 glove
What Happened in 2012: A supplemental first round pick, Barnum went on the shelf soon after signing, but showed off his power potential in the fall instructional, launching several impressive tape-measure shots.
Strengths: Massive raw; top of the scale; big strength; monster of a man; creates good bat speed; shows good glove potential at first base.
Weaknesses: Swing has length; looks to pull fastballs and struggles against soft/spinning; good athlete for size, but most likely limited to first base defensively; hit tool remains a big question mark.
Overall Future Potential: 5; major-league regular
Explanation of Risk: High risk; huge raw, but questions about utility; limited defensive profile puts enormous pressure on bat to carry weight.
Fantasy Future: Could develop into big home run threat, as the raw power is top of the scale. Unlikely to hit for high average and won't be a stolen base threat; all/nothing profile.
The Year Ahead: Barnum is ready to take his thunder power to the full-season level, where the addition of quality off-speed pitches could present a problem. He has a long, leveraged swing that doesn't come with a quick trigger, so inside fastballs could also present a healthy challenge. Because of his size and athleticism, first base is most likely his long-term calling, and as such, the bat will need to prove its worth at every level in order to maintain prospect value.
Major league ETA: 2016
Prospects on the Rise:
1. 3B Luis Castillo: A rare mid six-figure Latin American signing for the White Sox, Castillo brings plus hit and power tools to the table. The body is already quite mature for his age, and the defensive profile at 3B isn't special, but the young Dominican will make his name on the promise of the bat.
2. RHP Brandon Brennan: A fourth-round pick in 2012, Brennan is yet another in the ever-growing list of workhorse, no. 4 starter types in the White Sox system. Armed with a heavy fastball and a 5+ potential slider, Brennan could move up the list with a strong full-season debut in '13.
3. C Sammy Ayala: 17th round draft pick in 2012 out of high school, Ayala will show easy plus arm strength and plus raw power, but it might take time for the raw product to bring the talent to game action. With a return trip to short-season ball likely, Ayala will have a chance to build his prospect resume slowly.
Factors on the Farm (Prospects likely to contribute at the ML level in 2013
1. RHP Jhan Marinez: From a lightning-fast arm, Marinez can pump fastballs in the mid-90s and has shown the ability to touch even higher. He can knock batters out with a mid-80s wipeout slider, but his future success will depend on his command, as even fringe command will allow his stuff to play in a late-innings role.
2. LHP Charlie Leesman: After a solid Triple-A campaign that saw the 6'4'' lefty log 26 starts and 135 innings, he is ready to bring his fringe fastball and impressive changeup to the major-league stage, where he might be able to find a home as a long man or fifth starter.
3. RHP Simon Castro: A former top prospect in the Padres system, Castro has seen his stock dip in recent years. But after a solid showing in the Southern League, Castro is once again at the doorstep of the majors, where his heavy, plus fastball and above-average slider could eventually find a home in a major-league bullpen.
Top 10 Talents 25 And Under (born 4/1/87 or later)
- Chris Sale
- Dayan Viciedo
- Courtney Hawkins
- Addison Reed
- Trayce Thompson
- Carlos Sanchez
- Erik Johnson
- Scott Snodgress
- Jose Quintana
- Andre Rienzo
When talking with scouts about the White Sox system, much is made of the lack of true prospects. Said one veteran scout, "Just about that entire system is utility infielders, fourth outfielders and middle relievers. It's depressing."
The Sox may not have much in the pipeline but they do have a few young talents already at the big-league level. Lefthander Chris Sale moved into the rotation in 2012 and he was nothing short of sensational as the White Sox battled the Tigers right down to the wire in the AL Central. With premium stuff, Sale already shows the ability to be an outstanding no. 2 starter and he could still evolve into a no. 1 as he begins to log more innings.
Last year's .255/.300/.444 line for Dayan Viciedo may not seem like much and it may seem intuitive that first-round pick Courtney Hawkins would rank ahead of him, but in reality, it would be a developmental success if Hawkins reached Viciedo's level of big-league success. Viciedo has legitimate pop and has already demonstrated 25-home run power at the big-league level, something scouts can only project Hawkins to do several years down the line.
Reed ranked as the club's top prospect entering the 2012 season and he had a successful rookie season, with nearly a strikeout per inning and 29 saves. He has true closer-level stuff and should be an impact big leaguer for a long time.
The organization's young depth really falls off after Reed, as players like Thompson, Sanchez and Johnson either have considerable flaws or a restricted ceiling. Scott Snodgress represents one of the few players in the system who could take a legitimate step forward and become a viable prospect in 2013.–Mark Anderson
A Parting Thought: A miserly approach to amateur-talent acquisition has stripped the system and left it devoid of high-impact talent, but if you focus on potential major-league contributors rather than stars, the system can be viewed in a more positive light.
Last year's White Sox rankings
Special thanks to Mark Anderson and Nick Faleris for their input and influence on this list.
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Freitag, 21. Juni 2019, 15:15 - 15:45 iCal
Recitation and the Invention of Tradition
in Pre-Classical South Asia
Seminarraum 1, Institut für Südasien-, Tibet- und Buddhismuskunde
Universitätscampus, Spitalgasse 2, Hof 2.7, 1090 Wien
A public lecture by Caley Charles Smith | Visiting Assistant Professor, Young Harris College
In this talk, I will examine the practice of particular forms of recitation found in pre-classical Hindu and Buddhist texts, in which the reciter impersonates a founding figure. First, I will argue that as far back as the Vedic period this form of recitation serves both a soteriological and a sociological objective. The first is religious practice of self-transformation, in which the speaker emulates and assimilates to the idealized founding figure. This transformed self is not only ontologically transformed, but also a socially-transformed self which is placed in a succession of socially-transformed selves, which is to say that verbal emulation is a strategy of creating a nonbiological genealogy, which we might conceive of as a "lineage" or a "tradition". More concretely, we will see that a common "culture of recitation" has formed texts as different from one another as the Lotus Sutra and the Bhagavad Gītā.
Caley Charles Smith is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Young Harris College. His research focuses on oral traditions and the influence of embodied textuality on South Asian religious and philosophical history
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Turnagain Pass Avalanche Forecast
The avalanche danger continues to be CONSIDERABLE in the alpine today. Dense slabs up to 3′ in depth could be triggered by skiers and riders between 2,500-4,000′ in elevation. Avoidance of terrain over 35 degrees and trigger points such as steep rollovers and areas with thin snow coverage will be critical today.
In the treeline elevations, between 1,000-2,500′, the danger is MODERATE. Slabs up to 2′ in depth could be triggered in steep terrain and areas where the overall snowpack is more shallow. Avalanches initiated in the higher elevations have the potential to run down into this elevation band today.
Below treeline zero to a few inches of snow sit on the ground. Rocks, stumps and open water are the main issues you will encounter at this elevation.
Yesterday a skier triggered an avalanche on the Southwest face of Sunburst. The skier was caught, carried and fully buried. Fortunately the skier and his partner were able to dig him out and walk away without injury. Similar avalanches are possible today as a layer of buried surface hoar sitting under 2-3′ deep slabs holds the potential to propagate across large areas.
click HERE, HERE and HERE for more detailed info on this incident. Stay tuned for a more thorough write up on this incident.
Our main avalanche concern today is one that will not go away quickly. Surface hoar that formed a week ago has been preserved and is sitting below 1-3' slabs. Typically surface hoar gets knocked over and blown around before a slab builds on top of it. That is not the case with our current snowpack. The snowfall that began on December 13th came in with very little wind and allowed this layer to be buried intact. We have been investigating this layer over the last several days and we have found it in all pits above 2,700'.
The tricky part with this set up now is that it is gradually becoming more difficult to trigger an avalanche. We know this based on our test results in snow pits. Unfortunately, it will be possible to test this layer by traveling in steeper terrain and not get results (NOT RECOMMENDED!) Exceptions to this were found on Sunburst and in the Summit Lake region, where skiers remotely triggered an avalanche from 50' away. In areas such as this where the snowpack is thinner, it will be easier to initiate an avalanche today.
The nature of buried surface hoar is such that it persists as a weak layer in the snowpack for many days, sometimes weeks after it becomes buried. Because of this we will be tip toeing around the mountains for the foreseeable future.
In order to stay out of trouble it is best to avoid steep terrain. Terrain on all aspects over 35 degrees should be treated as suspect. Avalanches, if initiated have the very real potential of propagating across large areas, making escape difficult at best. There is plenty of evidence to support this and the problem will potentially take a long time to go away.
Below 2,500' in elevation the likelihood of triggering a slab avalanche 1-2' in depth will be less than in the higher elevations. A crust that has formed in the middle of this newest slab will make it harder to trigger any buried surface hoar that survived the rain and wet snow. We cannot rule out the potential for triggering slabs in this elevation band and it will be important to keep slope angles low until we see more signs of this layer becoming non-reactive.
Paying attention to what is above you, including other groups, when in this elevation band (bewteen 1,500-2,500′) will be important as avalanches initiated in the higher elevations could run into the mid elevations today.
In the past 24 hours the precipitation has shut off and the temperatures have cooled – see table below. Winds have picked up slightly overnight along ridge tops and are averaging in the 20mph range out of the East at Sunburst this morning.
Today expect light snow showers with 2 € accumulation possible. Temperatures at 1,000′ will be in the high 20s to low 30s F range. Winds will be out of the Northeast at 10-20 mph.
The extended outlook is showing some potential for more precipitation as a complex series of Lows move through the Gulf and along the Aleutian chain over the next several days. There is a high level of uncertainty as to the timing and track of these systems with the next best chance for snow coming Sunday into the early part of next week.
|Temp Avg (F)
|Snow (in)
|Water (in)
|Snow Depth (in)
|Center Ridge (1880′)
|Summit Lake (1400′)
|Alyeska Mid (1700′)
|Temp Avg (F)
|Wind Dir
|Wind Avg (mph)
|Wind Gust (mph)
|Sunburst (3812′)
|Seattle Ridge (2400′)
|Avalanche: Tincan
|Nick D'Alessio
|Avalanche: Tincan, Sunburst, Magnum, Cornbiscuit
|Heather Thamm
|Observation: Tincan – Bear Tracks
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An important deadline is upon us: March 2, 2020, is the deadline for electronically reporting OSHA Form 300A data for calendar year 2019.
In 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) amended its recordkeeping rule to require certain employers to submit data from their Form 300 logs, Form 301, and Form 300A summaries to the agency electronically. However, in response to the continuing concerns of many stakeholders about the effects of the amended recordkeeping and reporting requirements, the portions of the rule that required the filing of Form 300 logs and a Form 301 were put on hold.
In 2019, OSHA amended its electronic recordkeeping rule again to eliminate the requirement for such employers to electronically submit their Form 300 logs and a Form 301. The amended rule also requires those employers to submit their Employer Identification Numbers (EIN). Now, by March 2 of every year, covered employers must electronically submit their Form 300A information along with their EIN but not their Form 300 logs or Forms 301.
OSHA's amended electronic recordkeeping rule does not affect other injury and illness recordkeeping requirements. The requirement to keep and maintain Form 300 logs, a Form 301, and Form 300A summaries for five years has not changed. Moreover, employers must still post their Form 300A summaries from February 1 to April 30 every year in a conspicuous location at each worksite.
Who Must Submit a Form 300A to OSHA Electronically?
Only employers with establishments in the following two categories are required to submit a Form 300A:
- establishments that have 250 or more employees currently required to keep OSHA injury and illness records; and
- establishments that have between 20 and 249 employees classified in certain historically high-hazard industries, including the construction, manufacturing, utilities, and healthcare industries that are also currently required to keep OSHA injury and illness records.
This requirement includes establishments in states that have their own occupational safety and health agency (State Plan), even if the employer is covered by a State Plan that has not completed adoption of its own state rule.
Covered employers must electronically submit Form 300A data for calendar year 2019 through OSHA's Injury Tracking Application (ITA) by March 2, 2020. If you miss the March 2 deadline, the ITA will accept Forms 300A through the end of the calendar year (December 31, 2020). However, covered employers that fail to timely submit their Form 300A data may be subject to inspections and citations.
OSHA views Form 300A data as confidential commercial information, and therefore will not release it to the public.
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- The electronic reporting requirements are based on the size of the establishment. An "establishment" is defined as a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed. A company may comprise one or more establishments. For electronic reporting purposes, the size of the establishment for calendar year 2019 is based on the establishment's peak employment during 2019. Each individual employed in the establishment at any time during the calendar year counts as one employee, including full-time, part-time, seasonal, and temporary workers.
- The electronic reporting requirements are based on the industry classification of the establishment, not the industry classification of the company.
- Each establishment that meets the size and/or industry reporting criteria must submit a Form 300A electronically even if there were no recordable injuries or illnesses during the reference year. Those establishments would report zeroes for their injury and illness counts.
- A company with more than one establishment must submit establishment-specific Form 300A data for each establishment that meets the size and/or industry reporting criteria. The data may be submitted using one ITA account.
- Just as a third party may maintain the injury and illness records for an employer, a third party may submit the data for that employer. As with recordkeeping, however, responsibility for the completeness and accuracy of the data lies with the employer, not the third party.


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One Thing for the Little People
by paradox
With a mounting sense of dismay I see from Bob Johnson and BrooklynBadBoy on the rec list at Daily Kos that the Hillary Intelligentsia is apparently meeting right now in DC to decide the political agenda for the 2016 Presidential campaign. Many elements of this evolution do not bode well for the little people.
Without a primary or statement to the press or even a message to the base Hillary Clinton is now the Democratic Party nominee for 2016. Without even a whiff of democratic process—for many legitimate political reasons of history and timing—Hillary is our Lady, wrung and weaned out of a total 2016 DC insider environment, at this moment elitist cretins like Larry Summers whispering furtive fears of little people populism and domestic spending.
I can damn well be forgiven an enormous contempt and fear for what DC insider thinking can produce here, it was not that long ago that we had a relatively popular Democratic President finishing his second term in what I call The Big Handoff, can he in fact transition his exit with another Democratic President to follow? Last time the President was left out of the campaign and Joe Lieberman was made VP. How did that work out?
Not only that, after eight years of contempt and triangulation to the Democratic Party base a whack charismatic liberal appeared and crashed the election with a total fracture of the Democratic Party. Oh my god, yes, we all do know how that worked out and what conventional DC thinking can produce.
To my manifest disgust and anger many of the precise elements of Democratic Party base abuse, neglect and triangulation do in fact exist today as they did in 2000, but we as a Party and people have not forgotten and have learned, and there is no liberal leader today stupid enough again to be a spoiler, Bernie Sanders has already flatly said he won't do it. Thankfully Hillary Clinton will be a clean nominee with no third Party candidate in 2016.
Given the history of the last two Democratic Party Presidents I can very easily be forgiven a vast apprehension at the sick, twisted DC politics it produces, for the last two Democratic Presidents won their general elections and then horribly flopped in the congressional midterms in both sets, the gig is up and nobody is fooled anymore, sure the Great Hillary Team might win a general for 2016 but where's the Congressional strategy for the campaign?
Is that somehow going to be absent again, how is Hillary going to run on a national agenda run by herself without at least a Democratic Senate or House to back her up? We may fail with big parts of the Hillary agenda in the early first term, it's perfectly understandable, but what political forces and tactics will be put in place so 2018 isn't another Republican rout?
As Bob Johnson says there seems to be a vast, easy consensus among political geeks that Hillary can easily crush the 2016 Republican nominee, many facets of observation in which I heartily agree, yet it's the 2014 Democratic Party base performance that gives me pause. Once again the Republicans came out in full gleeful force while our politicians and their tactics produced a disaster of sickening indifference, hardly anyone showed up.
So after that Hillary can muster the base with enthusiasm and vigor for a robust 2016 run? Then some ridiculous DC campaign basically fails the base again after 2016 and they desert her for 2018? I'm not watching that movie again, I swear I'm not, and far too many of the Democratic Party base won't either, they've lived the con twice and it simply won't work, enough of our strength and coalition would easily be lost to indifference and contempt to these utterly predicable cycles of failure.
I do think total commitment and campaigning for one little people liberal goal that never wavers can produce vast political dividends, for liberal policies actually work and help the little people, as strange as the concept is to DC. It's all I ask, one truly liberal goal for the 2016 agenda that's tangible in its deliverable and not faked in its pursuit.
Strengthen Social Security, an incredibly painful disaster awaits us without a fix. Make solar power the holy grail of federal implementation, our Earth is the only home we have. For the love of baby Jesus raise the minimum wage to $15 and do everything possible to strengthen unions. Single payer, Medicare at 50, perhaps.
Run an insider DC campaign of fake platitudes and risk total disaster, Secretary Clinton, the base and the little people will easily see through it and very well may not show up again. At least one thing must be concretely delivered to the little people, it's politically ludicrous to think we can be always left out.


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HANGING FIG Ficus pendens Corner (1960) SECTION: KALOSYCE
Latin: Hanging – referring to the floppy (hanging) fruiting branches.
A root climbing liana very similar to Ficus villosa and equally hairy in all parts.
Leaf: As with other Section Rhizocladus root climbing figs, most often encountered in the juvenile phase with the lower bathyphyll (juvenile phase) leaves pressed against a trunk. The acrophyll leaves measure 5-15 cm but up to 20cm long by 1.5 x 5 cm wide and have 3-7 (average 5) side veins. The leaf is hairy along the main veins above but thickly hairy below.
Fig: The small hairy figs (0.5 -0.1 cm) ripen yellow to orange.
Similar species: F villosa.
Distinguish: (1) F.villosa has 6-10 side veins, F. pendens averages 5.
(2) Petioles (leaf stalks) of F. villosa are normally more than 1 cm in length but with F. pendens they are normally less than 1 cm long.
(3) The figs of F. pendens normally have no or a very short peduncle (stalk) whereas with F. villosa they are usually stipitate with a peduncle.
(4) The figs of F. pendens are thickly hairy and only found in the leaf axils whereas with F. villosa they are usually glaborous and also occur along the branches of previous seasons growth.
Distribution: The online NATURALIS Herbarium has only 11 Borneo collections showing a widespread distribution in the lowlands and hills.
Range: Malaya, Sumatra, Java, Borneo.