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Travel Notes #1: Port Huron/
For my belated birthday getaway, Jason took me to Port Huron for an overnight stay. Although the drive to a destination can be enjoyable, I call BS on the journey being half the fun. We're going on a two day vacation, and half of the fun is going to be in the 2 hours we spend in the car at the beginning? Talk about having some low expectations for the weekend.
The drive was fine, but I kept getting annoyed by other cars driving excessively fast and sometimes erratically. I found that I could ease my annoyance by imagining that everyone driving like an idiot needed to poop and was just urgently trying to make their way to a toilet. My anger slipped away, and I found myself rooting for the the dude weaving in and out of traffic. Exit up ahead, Mr. Chevy Impala. I hope you can make it to McDonald's in time.
Our first stop in Port Huron was the Great Lakes Maritime Center, which is a dreamy spot for nerds like me. I have to admit to being a nerd, since the building doesn't really let you hide it.
Almost everyone there looked old enough to be my parent or grandparent, and they all seemed like regulars. I was jealous. When the sweet lady was on the PA system to give us statistics about the Canadian Coast Guard ship sailing by, I told Jason that's what I want to do when I retire.
To be clear, I meant I wanted to be the person talking about all of the ships going by, not join the Canadian Coast Guard.
After I daydreamed about our golden days a little longer, we headed to Freighters for lunch. I had a burger that I thought I was going to have to unhinge my jaw to eat, even after I smashed it down as flat as I could. They had cloth napkins, which is always a signal that you are supposed to put the napkin on your lap. Since I was clearly going to need to wipe my mouth after every bite though, I opted to keep my napkin on the table.
I hate putting a napkin on my lap. Yes, it protects my clothes, but what about my face that everyone else has to see? If you want me to put a napkin on my lap, you better give me two so I also have one for my mouth. I really don't know why this isn't standard. We get multiple forks, why not multiple napkins? Someone dropped the ball on table setting etiquette.
We had a beautiful view during lunch, although it was slightly marred by two SUVs in the parking lot taking up 4 spaces. Why park like that??? Although maybe they skidded to a sudden stop because they had to hurry inside to make it to a toilet.
Jason: "It's not always about toilets."
Me: "You don't know that."
After we finished our lunch, we made our way to the hotel. It wasn't fancy, but I felt like there was a low risk of bringing home bed bugs or being murdered, so it was a sufficient place to flop. During our check-in, Jason asked the front desk clerk where the nearest grocery store is located. Forget about shopping or museums, we want to know where we can go get some cereal and paper towel. She probably alerted the rest of the employees there that they had some real live ones checking in to Room 217.
We got settled into our room and then decided to go out and do some shopping. As we were driving, Jason suddenly asked me if I wanted an "actual pizza" for dinner that night. I still don't know what he meant by that. As opposed to what? Imaginary pizza? A picture of pizza? Yeah, I don't want to be a diva or anything, but an actual pizza for dinner would be pretty nice, thank you. We ended up ordering pizza back at the hotel room, a phone call that was made while we were watching a show about pizza. This is probably as close as I've ever come to making a Home Shopping Network purchase.
In the morning, we hit the hot tub for a bit before check-out, and then we went back to the Great Lakes Maritime Center. Jason suggested that we drive up to Lexington, since it was only about a half hour away, though in the opposite direction of where we needed to go home. It was definitely worth the detour though. We had lunch at The Windjammer and then went for a walk at Lexington State Harbor.
There were two sandy areas that had seagulls, and the bigger area also had two swans. I concocted a tale about how the swans invaded the main seagull beach, so some of the seagulls rebelled and started a new beach.
I like to think that one of the swans is named Brad, and the main rebel seagull is going around town and trying to sully Brad's name. I found this written in a local gas station bathroom.

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Hey pals! How are you all doing? I am very happily on my holidays this week, sunning myself in... North Yorkshire??? As I wrote in my newsletter, I am a little embarrassed that we chickened out on taking Benjamin abroad this time around, but it was just becoming too expensive and/or anxiety-inducing to go anywhere 'cool' at this time of year. And, we've been a bit restricted with dates because as of next week, we're going to be in full renovation mode for two full months.
We're having our roof, repointing, windows, fences, deck and bathroom all redone and I'm hoping that it'll all be nice and finished and shiny by the time it's Benjamin's birthday party at the end of July. It really will be so nice to have the house 'finished' (bar a few prints and plants and accessories here and there). It's been two years in the making, but I'm hoping we can then live in it without constant DIY jobs for a few years before we think about moving on, which will be so nice. Remind me of all this when I'm tearing my hair out at the beginning of July when we have no bathroom and everything is running late...
I'll probably show you all when it's done... although I have been very lax with doing 'before and afters' of the rest of the house. Maybe that will be my summer project. On top of all of my other projects, of course, because I never learn to restrict myself to one or two things. What is life if not filled with to do lists and half-finished projects?
- Meet the Black Women Upending the Romance Novel Industry *praise hands emoji*
- "I'm chronically ill and afraid of being lazy"
- I would live in jumpsuits everyday; if you're the same, you might like Anna's round-up
- You've probably already seen some of these on the 'gram already: Britain's Most Instagrammable Cafes
- This piece on Amy Schumer's latest movie and beauty standard denialism is really interesting:
But part of the conditioning of the "patriarchal ideal" is to make women feel empowered by it on their "own terms." That way, every time you critique an unspoken requirement of women, you're also forced to frown upon something women have chosen for themselves. And who wants to criticize a woman's choice?
- Sarah's post on valuing respect in our parenting really made me think.
- See also: Rosie's list of 12 things I've learnt since becoming a parent
- Bonus: 16 children's books that foster acceptance - Ben is just starting to get interested in books and that brings me so much joy!
- I'm thinking about making one of these DIY Giant Tassel Wall Hangings for our spare room.
- This video of different dumpling recipes from around the world makes me want to eat nothing but dumplings for a year...
- 'Unfuckable' women don't go on killing sprees (this is from a few weeks ago, but sadly is as relevant as I write this as it was then).
- Solo cooking as self care by the wonderful Signe Johansen.


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Research In Motion (RIM), the manufacturer behind BlackBerry, has had a fairly torrid time over the past year or so.
Despite the smartphone industry leading the way in consumer electronics, with people snapping up devices in their millions, it seems that the Canadian manufacturer can't catch a break.
What was once the smartphone of choice for business users the world over, BlackBerry has been left behind in the last couple of years.
RIM has long been known as a fairly stubborn company, and it is this refusal to adapt to an ever-changing market that has left it in the situation it's in now.
RIM under pressure
RIM's quarterly performance was announced last week and, despite low expectations, those in the industry were still shocked to see a loss that plunged the company's shares by 18%.
It was the latest in a long line of disappointments for RIM, which has seen its shares fall by around 70% in the last year.
But, unfortunately, that's not all. RIM's upcoming operating system, BlackBerry 10, has now been pushed back until early 2013. With the OS thought to be something of a make-or-break for BlackBerry, RIM's board is under mounting pressure.
There's no doubt that something needs to change if BlackBerry is to survive, and rumours abound that RIM is considering some fairly radical options.
RIM switching to Windows OS?
Reports have suggested that the RIM board is considering a Nokia-style strategy to bring BlackBerry back from the brink if the new Blackberry 10 OS fails to deliver.
It's understood that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has already approached RIM about a similar partnership to the one it has with Nokia, which would see Microsoft purchase a stake in the Canadian company and BlackBerry devices use the Windows Phone OS.
The board is thought to be reluctant to do this, however, as it would mean giving up rather a lot of independence. But with BlackBerry losing customers almost every day, it won't be long before it's too late for RIM.
BlackBerry 10 devices to come first
According to reports, the latest OS from RIM, BlackBerry 10, will offer a number of key features. These include voice search, push notification for apps and three dimensional effects on apps.
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I. To disqualify yourself means to give into shame.
Shame is: a painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.
• Shame can keep you from being close to God.
• Shame convinces you to give up.
• Shame destroys our hope for a better future!
• Guilt is something you did. Shame is about who you are.
Our enemy loves to shame us. Accuse us.
Revelation 12:10 Then I heard a loud voice shouting across the heavens, "It has come at last salvation and power and the Kingdom of our God, and the authority of his Christ. For the accuser of our brothers and sisters has been thrown down to earth the one who accuses them before our God day and night.
• He is not so much about temptation, even though he is good at it. He is all about shame. Not temptation but accusation. The idea you are something because you did something.
• Shame can't change you, only grace can. We can't shame people into holiness.
• Refuse to give into shame. Refuse to disqualify yourself.
That's why God gives us the gift of conviction!
• Conviction is the work of the Holy Spirit where a person is able to see himself as God sees him.
• Conviction in the believer brings an awareness of sin and results in repentance, confession, and cleansing.
• The Holy Spirit brings conviction not shame.
John 14:26 But when the Father sends the Advocate as my representative—that is, the Holy Spirit—he will teach you everything and will remind you of everything I have told you.
• The Holy Spirit will teach you and remind you of who you are. The advocate is a defender. The opposite of the accuser.
• Conviction is a gift that says I want to change this together.
• How can I tell the difference? Shame makes you hide from God. Conviction draws you to him.
Is your shame causing you to disqualify yourself? Is it keeping you on the sidelines? One of the things we say around here is your past is not your past if it's still impacting your present. But who we were yesterday doesn't have to limit who we can be today!" It is true that the best predictor of our future is, in fact, our past. What we have done in the past is probably what we will do in the future unless there have been some big changes, some monumental transformation. But the good news of the Gospel is: who we were yesterday doesn't have to limit who we can be today! Listen that is what Jesus is about. Making you a new creature.
II. A King's Shame
In the lineage of Jesus laid out in Matthew is a King named David
• If you know the life of David, you know David had accomplished great things.
• Killed goliath. Fought with great success against the enemies of Israel
• He was so good, so full of integrity the people loved him. They trusted him.
He becomes King and fell hard.
• His resume included great success, but his resume also included great failure, devastating mistakes.
• He committed adultery with Bathsheba and murdered her husband Uriah to cover it up.
• God convicted David, and David discovered the power, the purpose and the process of this thing called confession.
He wrote about this journey from conviction to confession to forgiveness in Psalm 32.
Psalm 32:1-7 Oh, what joy for those whose disobedience is forgiven, whose sin is put out of sight! 2 Yes, what joy for those whose record the LORD has cleared of guilt, whose lives are lived in complete honesty! 3 When I refused to confess my sin, my body wasted away, and I groaned all day long. 4 Day and night your hand of discipline was heavy on me. My strength evaporated like water in the summer heat. 5 Finally, I confessed all my sins to you and stopped trying to hide my guilt. I said to myself, "I will confess my rebellion to the LORD." And you forgave me! All my guilt is gone. 6 Therefore, let all the godly pray to you while there is still time, that they may not drown in the floodwaters of judgment. 7 For you are my hiding place; you protect me from trouble. You surround me with songs of victory.
David understood our most fundamental problem is a spiritual one.
• "The way to find blessing is by being forgiven."
• We dare not miss the fact that David ends this prayer of confession, not with despair, not with discouragement, not with depression, not with self-doubt and shame. He ends with joy. Vs. 7 - For you are my hiding place; you protect me from trouble. You surround me with songs of victory.
The problem is the moments you need to pray the most are the moments you feel unworthy to pray. Those are the moments when you need to respond to conviction with confession. God, I agree with you. I was wrong. There is no story in the world like the story of redemption, and it can be your story. From the very moment humanity fell into sin, God's plan, God's passion has been to redeem us and restore us to the life for which we are made.
III. Three P's of shame that can reveal to us that we have been sidelined.
1. Personal
• Shame takes what you did and tells you that's who you are. It does not tell you did wrong, but that you are wrong.
2. Permanent
• I will always do this thing because that's who I am. I cannot change. I will always be what I am right now.
3. Pervasive
• I mess up everything. There is no part of me that will not eventually fail.
IV. Throw off the lies of the accuser.
The redemption story always begins with… But God
• There are literally hundreds of verses that have "but God" in both the Old and New Testaments:
Here's the one I love.
Ephesians 2:2-6 Once you were dead because of your disobedience and your many sins. 2 You used to live in sin, just like the rest of the world, obeying the devil—the commander of the powers in the unseen world. He is the spirit at work in the hearts of those who refuse to obey God. 3 All of us used to live that way, following the passionate desires and inclinations of our sinful nature. By our very nature we were subject to God's anger, just like everyone else. 4 But God is so rich in mercy, and he loved us so much, 5 that even though we were dead because of our sins, he gave us life when he raised Christ from the dead. (It is only by God's grace that you have been saved!) 6 For he raised us from the dead along with Christ and seated us with him in the heavenly realms because we are united with Christ Jesus.
• Once we were dead in sin, BUT GOD made us alive! Once we were captive to our past, BUT GOD made us free! Once we were unworthy, BUT GOD has promised to spend eternity unwrapping the riches of his grace and kindness toward us!
Jesus didn't just die for your guilt he died for your shame too.
• God says I have a reason for you. You are here for a purpose.
Ephesians 2:8-10 God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can't take credit for this; it is a gift from God. 9 Salvation is not a reward for the good things we have done, so none of us can boast about it. 10 For we are God's masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.
God has a P word too, It's perfect!
Hebrews 10:14 For by that one offering he forever made perfect those who are being made holy.


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We've been reviewing pretty heavily in AP Biology for the past few weeks. We've been working pretty logically from topics through to more thematic activities. Here, at the end, I decided to have students do some mapping of course work to the Big Ideas of the course. Students were given cards that contained all of the Essential Knowledge statements from the Big Ideas, and were asked to organize them into a conceptual framework (period 1). That established, I asked them to go back through the two practice exams that we have done, and determine where the exam items fit on their maps, along with connecting coursework and other notions.
I've attached some .pdf's of their work below. Results were a bit mixed, but I still think giving students dedicated time with the Big Ideas at the end of the review sequence is a useful exercise.


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Hi y'all! I'm Joy, APASA's Marketing Director! It's been a tough week full of midterms, but a lot of us got to channel our competitive sides for AWESOME GOLDEN TROPHIES at the annual Tournament of Champions.
This year, our lovely ICC (hi Stef!) planned a fun-derful day full of games and action. For those who don't know, APASA holds an annual spirited competition event for our member organizations to bond and potentially win cool prizes. Since we have so many member orgs, we divided up into 4 families where we got to create team chants and meet new friends (TROY PHI, Y'ALL ARE SO NICE!!!). I also got to bond with our new APASA interns and laugh with a lot of them for the duration of the event (check out our AWESOME INTERNS on APASA's Instagram @uscapasa, haha shameless plug).
We played really fun and interactive games such as peeling oranges without our hands and jumping around in potato sacks. Even though it was pretty hot outside and I made the mistake of wearing long pants, the games made the time fly by. Personally speaking, I thought the games were so fun to watch and take part in. I momentarily lost my voice after cheering for my family.
At the end of the event, the Cuties won! (not my Wango Tango Mangos family, but that's okay!) Of course, my favorite part of the event was when we ate FREE BURRITOS from La Valentina!!! I can talk all day about the art of Al Pastor...
I think the event was definitely a fun one. I'm so proud of my APASA family for being such superstars and helping out whenever for whatever! I'm also really happy so many member organizations came with the willingness to take part in some friendly competition.
Overall, I am STOKED for this year! APASA's got our Night Market on October 20th from 6:30-8:30PM at McCarthy Quad! It's goanna be another dope event. Hope to see you there! Check out APASA's Instagram soon for some kewl memes for kool kats.
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Measuring Holiday Email Campaign Performance: What's In Your Toolbelt?Jacob Hansen
Note: This post is part of a special holiday blog series created by our Expert Services Team at SendGrid to provide information on how to prepare and get the most out of your email campaigns this year.
You just sent a holiday email campaign and have a specific target goal of revenue that will tell you if it went well. How do you find out early on if it won't hit that goal? There are great specialized third-party tools that can give you indicators of success or issues on certain campaigns.
But more importantly, these tools can alert you to any red flags that could affect your upcoming campaigns and if you should think about paring down your email frequency or recipients list.
Your core email statistics showing delivery rates, open rates, bounce rates, spam reports, and unsubscribes will always be the target focus when measuring email program success. But, coupling that with a few other tools may help you uncover new issues or solidify theories on what is working or what is not for your email strategy.
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For insights into a mailbox provider's view of your sender reputation, Microsoft and Google offer two great tools.
SNDS (Smart Network Data Services): SNDS offers a "traffic light" grading scale for each sending IP that highlights "spam trigger" likelihood during active sending time periods.
What it doesn't do: It doesn't say that your email necessarily went to the spam folder. It is just saying that Microsoft filters had spam "triggers" occur within a certain percentage of active sending time periods.
Lots of "red" grades is bad and a lot of "green" is good. If you are looking bad, I would recommend not sending as aggressively to Microsoft domains in the near future because that could exaggerate the issue.
Google Postmaster: This offers four "buckets" of reputation by domain or IP as well as a great "Feedback Loop" feature that lists results around what gmail users are marking you as spam. If you are in the "High" bucket there is a good chance you are getting delivered to the inbox. "Medium" carries a slightly lower chance of that but still ok. "Low" is leaning toward spam folder placement and "Bad" means that a significant portion (if not all) of your mail may have been placed in the spam folder that day.
What it doesn't do: The "Feedback Loop" tool, unfortunately, doesn't always report every single spam complaint. So, like many tools, use it as a temperature gauge and not a 1:1 data point.
For insights into email "red flags" we advise using a tool that can detect specific indicators that may affect reputation.
Measuring spam traps and blacklists
There are also a handful of tools that will tell you if you've been a victim of a spam trap or if your email domain has been blacklisted. We recommend the following tools for this:
250OK: This tool set helps detect email programs hitting spam traps (addresses monitored by trap networks that can indicate bad collection practices or a poor sunset policy) and blacklists (a list of IPs or domains that are showing poor sending practices). It will break these out by sending address, IP and other elements of an email program that help detect which campaigns caused negative reputation and therefore delivery results.
BONUS: If you are also looking for indicators of inbox vs spam placement, 250OK also offers a "seed list" tool. Or you can also look at eDataSource which leverages panel data.
There are a lot of moving parts behind successful email campaigns. The tools above will help you get ahead of any potential issues as you head into the holiday season. And if you're looking for more advice on sending during this time of year, check out SendGrid's 4th Quarter Email Playbook.


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HMR Trading Haus opens its 21st store in Cubao, Quezon City on March 3, 2018.
Since 1992, HMR has been serving Bargain Hunters in their original store in Pioneer st., Mandaluyong City. HMR is known for offering quality goods at affordable prices ranging from office/household furniture, appliances, sporting goods, apparel, gadgets, computers, audio/video, industrial tools, racking systems, plant equipment, machinery and a lot more.
HMR Trading Haus Cubao offers exclusive Grand Opening Deals including Tommy Bahamma Beach Chairs at 50% off, Upright Vacuum Cleaners from P1,995, now only P490; Loose Linen 50% off, Dog Cages 50% off, Select Couches and Sofas up to 25%, Apparel up to 50%, Blinds 50% off, Votive Candles up to 50% off, Canopy Tents for as low as P1,900, Kayaks up to 25% off and more. HMR ensures value for money items for customers.
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In reference to home improvement reality, emergency plumbing accidents may be caused due to inefficient installations, faulty materials, or unforeseen human negligence. However, it is always recommended to hire a certified plumbing professional to address most plumbing issues and especially those midnight-call emergencies.
Usually, plumbing problems are just a headache; we have a broken toilet or faucet, we call the plumber, we get it fixed. But there are those plumbing disasters that occur at the worst possible times. That's when it's a good idea to have the number of a 24 hour plumber Gold Coast at hand. The solution is to call someone who is available. The problem is not all plumbers are willing to work overnight. There are a few plumbing companies that provide 24/7 services. The reason is plain and obvious. Plumbers do have families that they need to go home to at night.
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The Club experience is designed to empower young people to develop into engaged, thoughtful, and motivated leaders. Students regularly call on the New Basics — creative-problem solving, collaboration, iteration, visual communication, empathy, tech & media literacy, and presentation skills — for their ideas come to life. Faculty advisors help create the conditions in which students can explore their interests and delve deeper into their ideas.
All Clubs meet once per week on Tuesdays at 10:10 – 10:40 a.m. and often outside of that time to work on additional projects. If you were to stop by during Club block you might see students planning trips, preparing speeches, advocating for change, presenting to large audiences, or collaborating with other Clubs. Club leaders attend workshops designed by the Hiatt Center to strengthen leadership skills, set achievable goals, and support the overall development of the individuals and Club. Staff in the Hiatt Center are also available to students for regular consultation.
Club Application and Sign Up Process
Clubs are designed by and led by students. They can run for the entire school-year or by term. Students have the opportunity to apply for the creation of a new Club at the beginning of each term. Likewise, students may choose to stay in one Club for the entire year or switch into different Clubs for fall, winter, and spring terms. A signup form is sent to students at the beginning of each term.
Student clubs include:
Acoustic Coffee House
Art for Awareness
Badminton Club
Beaver Destination Imagination
Beaver Film Festival
Beaver Gives Back
Beaver Outing and Environmental Club (BOEC)
Bring About Change
Business Club
Card and Board Game
Chess Club
Dam Force
Del Sol (Multicultural dialogue)
Jewish Culture Club
Math Club
Microfinance and Global Philanthropy
Mock Trial
Model United Nations
Science Club
Sports Debate
The Beaver Reader
Travel and Culture Club
Women and Gender Issues
Young Republicans
Student Council Officers, 2018-2019
The Student Council is a group of students, elected by their classmates, who are concerned with the well-being of their school. They organize social events and work on solving problems that arise during the school year.
President: Ronan O'Callaghan
Vice President: Philippe Izedian
Treasurer: Ben Cohen
Representative to the Board: Sumaya Ibrahim
Director of Communications: Molly Rosenberg
12th Grade
Amanda Altman
Will Brown
Seamus Buckley
Jacob Calka
Caitlin Haggerty
Neena Val
10th Grade
Tyler Alloway
Nick Reisner
Sam Szwartz
9th Grade
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This is part of the Frank said feature. You can see more here.
I was watching a segment on Kiera Knightly on the Sunday Morning show..
Sunday Morning Show: You can't pick up a magazine without seeing her in the cover. (Shows covers of Glamor, Cosmo, etc)
Frank: That's crap! I don't think she's on Popular Science!


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Shinichirou decides to look for a job in order to pay his rent, and his teacher suggests that he work for someone at their house doing housekeeping; however, the person who hired him was Sakuya, a girl who is the 37th head of the Shimazu family, and her job is to exorcise and eliminate unwanted creatures. Shinichirou accidentally releases one of the creatures that Sakuya captures and they cooperate to catch it. A story of comedic creature hunting begins!
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II delivers excellent JPEG quality through ISO 400, with just a little bit of detail degradation by ISO 800.
You can see artifacts at ISO 1600 in shadow areas (look at the text in the shadow under the bill), but properly illuminated areas still look pretty good.
The RX100 II renders cleaner JPEGs at all ISO sensitivities than the RX100.
At ISO 1600 you can see a significant improvement in image quality over the RX100.
ISO 100 is in the expanded range for the RX100 II, but the image quality looks about the same as ISO 200.
(1/80 sec, f6.3, multi metering, AWB, ISO 100, 40mm)
Images look pretty natural, with no oversharpening problems.
(1/80 sec, f4.5, multi metering, AWB, ISO 200, 28mm)
The camera delivers excellent detail resolution at ISO 400.
(1/50 sec, f2.8, center metering, AWB, ISO 400, 28mm)
You can start seeing a little mushiness in ISO 800 JPEG shots, but there isn't much you can do to clean them up in the raw file without exchanging softness for grain. You do gain back some detail using raw, though.
(1/40 sec, f3.2, center metering, AWB, ISO 800, 28mm)
Depending upon scene content, ISO 1600 can be quite usable. You can see some artifacts around the text edges and the texture of the pattern is lost in places, but it's still quite acceptable.
(1/60 sec, f3.5, center metering, AWB, ISO 1600, 28mm)
At ISO 3200, large areas look fine but you lose a lot of detail.
(1/60 sec, f4, spot metering, AWB, ISO 3200, 62mm)
ISO 3200 JPEGs are fine for viewing scaled down.
(1/60 sec, f4, spot metering, AWB, ISO 3200, 62mm)
The camera delivers attractive and only slightly oversaturated colors. It lacks a neutral option, which at this price I really expect to have.
I still think Sony has some of the nicest in-camera effects. Shown here: Illustration (left) and Watercolor (right).
The tilting flash is invaluable for quickly controlling intensity and direction. On the left is the normal straight-on flash; on the right, flash tilted up.
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Jayne Allen is the School Sports Coordinator at Highfields School in Matlock. She's been with the Rural Derbyshire School Sport Partnership right from the outset and is passionate about the importance of sports and physical activity for students.
I've always believed that sport is for all – not just for the elite. It's a lifestyle that keeps you active and healthy and helps you make friends.
For youngsters it helps keeps them on the straight and narrow. It's very difficult when you're the only one [interested in sport] and your friends aren't – you can drop off into their lifestyle. But when their peers are all pulling in the same direction, sport can help keep them active, involved and helping the community.
The value of primaries and secondaries working in partnership
Holding events and competitions throughout the year makes it easy to bring primary pupils through to secondary school. They get to know our facilities and it becomes a communal environment for them. They don't need a term or more before they feel comfortable. They're relaxed and know us and get involved right from the word go.
For us in rural settings we have numerous, often small, primaries feeding into our secondary school. For example in my cluster, Elton and Winster only have 20 pupils. It's very daunting to move up to secondary school. We're able to mix them up at our festival-type competitions so they're getting to know other students from other schools in preparation for when they move up.
When you've only got 20 pupils in your school you can't play year 6 against year 1 because of the developmental differences so it gives them a chance to put into practice the skills they are learning individually into a competitive environment. At the end of a festival we'll play a little tournament so they'll get a chance to experience what a competitive situation is like with peers in their own age group.
The Young Leaders scheme
This is my passion. The Young Leaders programme creates a leadership pathway from primary up to sixth form and beyond. Year 12 and 13 students are sent out on placements. It encourages and inspires the primary pupils that this is something they can follow when they go to the secondary school.
It's also giving something back – it's not just all get, get, get. It's voluntary. It could lead to paid work and you hope it does but most importantly I've seen numerous times how it gives the students confidence and self esteem. It's not just in the PE environment – it's a life skill, whether it's for a job interview for a bank or university. They all say it's something they can talk about and focus on in an interview situation. When peers coach, support and lead their peers it makes such a difference. And the little ones really do look up to the older ones and are inspired.
The importance of the Inclusion and Disablity programme
Children with disabilities or special educational needs should be able to extend their knowledge, performance and ability at whatever level, whether in competition or just for fun. It's good that gifted and talented students can play in the mainstream competitions, but it's also good that there's also a separate competition for them so they can really excel at their own level.
For the wider community it gives them that insight that they matter and there's provision beyond school and it shows that that they've got a place in the community on a par with able-bodied people.
The Gifted and Talented programme
I'm a big supporter of Derbyshire Sport and the links we've got with them. There's always been that provision of a pathway and support in Derbyshire that if you're talented. That's particularly important in a rural community because you're isolated enough as it is.
Other challenges for schools in rural areas
The cost and access to transport has always been an issue. It definitely helps to be in a partnership. Friendship's a big thing too. When you get to know people really well and feel confident you're working with people with the same values and you're working in the same direction.
Building links with local clubs and communities
Local clubs are very important. We got about 18 links to local clubs from Highfields. We do a lot of work with Matlock golf, cricket, football and rugby clubs. That in turn bolsters the junior sections in their clubs. So there's a continuous pathway that extends from us to them and keeps them involved.
It's not just for the traditional sports clubs. For us Jesters Martial Arts Club has been a really important link. The youngsters really look up to our year 13 student Emma Erskine [who won two silver medals at the Kickboxing World championships] because she's shown you can become a world champion from a Matlock club.
In the past we hadn't done a lot of martial arts but since Emma's been in the school Jesters have come in and done taster sessions. During Olympic year last year I ran a programme trying new sports every month. For example Matlock canoeing club and Darley Bridge archery came in.
We've also got children competing at county level in golf as well. We also now have horse-riding teams because that's popular in the Dales. We've even entered and won a couple of events.
In the past these students could have gone through the whole of their school career not discovering their talent. The surveys we've done has mean we've found out who is good at what sports and activities. It gives the students kudos – they might not be good at hockey or football but they are good at their sport and their school recognises that.
My proudest moment…
I've loved it at Highfields. It's been an ongoing journey. From starting with just half a dozen people in the first year to what we've accomplished is amazing.
Number one was being given the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service for our Sports Leadership Academy. We went to Buckingham Palace and met the Queen and then the Duke of Kent came to Highfields to present us with the award.
Getting World Status for Sports Leaders UK was another. And last year the Olympic Torch came to Derbyshire and to our school. Two of our students ran with the Olympic Torch and I ran with the Paralympic torch. Two of our staff were also Games Makers.
I really believe in the power and value sport can give to students – it gives them a voice. I think back to when I was at school and when you look now at how the students so many opportunities, it's just brilliant.


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GIP 2018 Interns showcasing their games at GGXP in STGCC 2018!
Posted by melvin on Saturday, 8 September 2018
Our GIP 2018 interns have begun their first leg of public showcasing at Good Game Expo (GGXP) in Singapore Toys, Games and Comics Convention (STGCC). They will be at the Serious Games Pavilion!
Here are some of the photos of their booths!
We hope to see you there!


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Big Government vs Small Government: How much is the right size?
We can't afford the government we have with the amount of taxes we're collecting and no one wants to pay the taxes it would take to afford it. It isn't that's something's gotta give. It's that something's gonna give. Whether it's inflation, Treasury buyers revolting, or something else, borrowing 46 cents for every dollar you spend is going to end badly.


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Dear Asto Wamah Alumni, Campers, Parents, and Friends, February was a very busy month for Asto Wamah. We began the month by mailing the 2011 brochure. Since then, registration has been strong. As we enter March, the all boys' session (July 3 to July 16) and the first girls' session (July 17 to July 30) are full with waiting lists growing. There are still a few places for girls and boys in the one-week coed session (June 26 to July 2) and the two-week all girls' session (July 31 to August 13). All indicators point to a great summer at Asto Wamah. For more information about availability please email or use our Contact Camp page.
February was also a time of snow removal, lots of snow removal. There was the Camp Road and the roofs. Have you ever thought about how many roofs are at camp? Would you believe 27? Obviously some are large and others are small, but the good news is all survived. When the Lodge roof was shoveled off (we hired someone to do that HUGE job) there were over 30 inches of snow on it. That snow is still in tall piles around the Lodge, hopefully to melt soon. Several of us will be at a Camp Fair at REI in West Hartford's Blueback Square on Saturday, March 12th from 3 to 5 PM. We'd love to see you. Bring a friend.


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Piracy in Somalia
Violence and Development in the Horn of Africa
- Author: Awet Tewelde Weldemichael, Queen's University, Ontario
- Date Published: March 2019
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Piracy in Somalia sheds light on an often misunderstood world, oversimplified and demonized in the media and largely decontextualized in scholarly and policy works. It examines the root causes of piracy in Somalia, its impact on coastal communities, local views about it, and the measures taken against it. Drawing on six years' worth of extensive fieldwork, Awet Tewelde Weldemichael amplifies the voices of local communities who have suffered under the heavy weight of illegal fishing, piracy and counter-piracy and makes their struggles comprehensible on their own terms. He also exposes complex webs of crimes within crimes of double-dealing pirates, fraudulent negotiators, duplicitous intermediaries, and treacherous foreign illegal fishers and their local partners. In so doing, this book will help inform regional and global counter-piracy endeavors, avoid possible reversals in the gains so far made against piracy, and identify the gains that need to be made against its root causes.Read more
- Unearths new material on piracy in Somalia
- Challenges the conventional view of local criminality as a driver
- Brings to light the inner workings of the predatory enterprise
- Documents domestic consequences of piracy and successful local antipiracy initiatives
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Bread is very essential in the Basque culture and that's why bakeries offer various types of bread. Locals usually prefer baguettes that are offered in 10 different types even in the smallest bakery.
Coffee and a toast
Many bakeries are set up as cafeterias, offering both coffee and freshly made pastries or toast to accompany it. It is quite common for locals to visit such places when looking for a breakfast. Look out for "breakfast menus" that include juice, tea or coffee as well as toast or pastry . It is a great opportunity grab a newspaper, available in any coffee shop, and catch up on news while having breakfast. It is also a great chance to make small talk with one of the Spaniards who decided to have their breakfast in the bakery.


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Choosing a web host for your business' website is an important decision. The web host basically becomes your business partner to whom your are entrusting your web files. You need to be sure that you select a host that is dependable. You can find hundreds of companies offering hosting services, but what one host offers can be quite different from what another offers. If you need some guidance in your decision-making process, read this article to find out what you have to consider.
Look at the site-building plan of your website. Will you be using any special scripts in any part of your code? If so, you will have to make sure that the web host supports that particular programming language. Do not assume that all web hosts support everything. If you cannot find this out from the web host's website, call them up.
Determine how much storage space you will need for your website. Think in terms of present needs as well as what you will need to expand. Look at the hosting plans offered by the web host and see which plan is the best fit. This is also a good time for you to ask your host about their policies in upgrading a client's account. Some hosts allow upgrades in the middle of a contract, while other hosts may only allow upgrades at the end of a contract.
Will your website need to include a database? If you plan to sell products, you will need a product database, a customer database and and order database. Check the hosting plan to see how many databases you are allowed to build under one account. If the level you chose provides inadequate database support, you will either look at a plan at a higher tier, or you can look for another web host.
Security of the web servers is extremely important. All of your website files are stored there. If the server gets hacked, you risk getting information stolen and corruption of your files. Ask the web host about their security measures and how they safeguard their clients' files.
You also need to think about how much traffic your website will get. This determines how much bandwidth you will need. Again, think in terms of your present need as well as future expansion. Look at what the web host offers. Also look at how much is charged if you go over your bandwidth allocation.
Find out how often the web host backs up their clients' data. The more frequent the back-ups, the better. If your files on the server ever get corrupted, your web host can restore your site with the latest backup.
Check the uptime of the servers. The web host should provide you with that information if you ask. A good uptime percentage should be 99-100 percent. The server really should not go down unless it was for an upgrade of server software.
Take your time to make the right choice. Apply what you have learned in this article to help you make the assessment.


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Too bad Gordon Campbell is not bilingual. The British Columbia premier certainly has the sort of national vision required by a Canadian prime minister.
Campbell may lack flash and be wanting in the charisma department. However, with a single quote last week at the western premiers' conference in Iqaluit, he demonstrated an ability to see through, and well beyond, the forest.
"When are we going to decide we're a country?" Campbell asked. "When are we going to decide that the free movement of goods and people and services is something that's part of what a national identity should be?"
He wondered, legitimately, why a Manitoba teacher can't move to B.C. and immediately teach. Good question.
Campbell walks the talk, having negotiated an innovative interprovincial agreement with Alberta that took effect in April.
The Trade, Investment and Labour Mobility Agreement (TILMA) gives businesses and workers access to opportunities in both provinces, in areas of energy, transportation, agriculture and investment. Workers now can move more easily between the two provinces. Alberta and B.C. have streamlined business registration and reporting requirements.
This makes sense. Canada is one country. Everyone in each province and the three territories should benefit from that notion.
In a June report, the Conference Board of Canada raised an alarm about a widening productivity gap between Canada and the United States that relates to this exact issue: Debilitating market complexities both within Canada and the continent are hobbling this nation.
The study by two leading international economists — the conference board's Glen Hodgson and Jack Triplett of the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. — advocates a common front and more trade liberalization with the U.S. Hodgson argues Canada would benefit enormously from creation of a single Canadian market.
"Currently, myriad regulatory barriers between and among provinces contribute to declining productivity by raising the cost of doing business and sheltering Canadian industry from domestic and international competition.
"A national business and regulatory environment is crucial to boosting productivity."
In case you think this topic a tad esoteric, it's worth keeping in mind that a country's productivity inevitably has a direct influence on personal incomes of its inhabitants. By cutting needless bureaucracy and regulation, productivity is enhanced, processes of commerce become cheaper and more wealth is delivered to people.
To enhance productivity, the conference board report asserts we must "tackle the vast web of regulatory and other barriers that currently pervade the Canadian economy.
"The optimum end state would be the creation of a single Canadian market, through elimination of regulatory barriers among and between provinces, reduced barriers to competition in many sectors and improved regulatory alignment."
Right now, for example, Quebec doesn't permit Newfoundland to transport hydro power across its territory. And provinces lack common professional and credentials standards.
Hodgson praises the TILMA. While Canada's overall fiscal performance of late has been stellar, Hodgson notes this country's "weak growth in productivity and incomes over many years has resulted in a large income gap with the U.S."
This is ironic given that the U.S., in macroeconomic terms — debt, deficit, balance of trade — has become a bit of a basket case.
Yet, for the same work, a Canadian earns just 84 per cent of what his American counterpart earns. In 1990, Canada ranked fifth in per capita income among OECD countries. By 2005, we'd dropped to tenth.
Once provinces get together to create a single integrated national market, the task will then be to remove obstructions to movement of goods, services, workers and investment within North America.
The conference board report says Canada has maxed out the advantages to be had from its free trade agreement with the U.S. To progress further, it must reduce remaining barriers to the U.S. market.
The board recommends investing in the border, harmonizing regulations between the two countries and eliminating remaining tariff differences. Campbell is to be congratulated for setting an example of what needs to happen next, both within Canada and bilaterally.


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I am trying to configure a TLS Syslog log source in QRadar CE. I installed the PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog rpm from /media/cdrom/post/dsmrpms and created a log source with the TLS Syslog protocol type. However, the "Add a log source" window did not show the TLS Listen Port, Authentication Mode, Certificate Type or Maximum Connections fields described in the documentation.
I opened port 6514 manually using /opt/qradar/conf/iptables.pre and /opt/qradar/bin/iptables_update.pl, but running netstat showed nothing listening on port 6514.
Installing the more recent v7.30 PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog rpm from IBM Fix Central did not appear to change anything.
Is there a step or component I'm missing? Thank you.
Answer by JonathanPechtaIBM (8213) | May 09, 2018 at 11:10 AM
The issue here in QRadar CE is that we do not install all of the available protocols by default. You can log in as an Admin and go to the Auto Update icon. Click the button to get a manual update from the auto update server. After the first update completes, look for TLS Syslog Protocol in the list of updates. Select the TLS Syslog Protocol and install it using the install drop-down in user interface. After you install the TLS Syslog Protocol, you'll need to do a Deploy Full Configuration and a Web Server Restart. I would also recommend you verify that Protocol Common is installed too (I believe it is there by default, but would be good to confirm).
After the deploy completes and you log back in, make sure you clear your browser cache. I usually try to work in Private Browsing mode as this never caches pages so it is a good test to verify if you are hitting a cache issue in your Console UI.
Let me know if you are still having issues.
~ Jonathan
Even though I had already installed PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog, updating the protocol through the Auto Update window fixed the issue. Thanks for your answer!
Answer by zoldax (1977) | May 07, 2018 at 10:40 AM
Hello @nsk0 ,
First of all, did you go to the Admin interface and Deploy your configuration ?
Then when creating your log source, selecting Linux OS for exemple, did you see on the list box "TLS Syslog" on the Protocol Configuration ?
Hope this help, Regards @zoldax
Thank you for your answer.
After installing the protocol, I deployed a full configuration and restarted the web server. I also deployed changes after creating the log source.
I am able to create a Linux OS log source with the "TLS Syslog" Protocol Configuration, but the TLS-specific fields I mentioned in my post are hidden. Nothing is shown listening on port 6514 even after creating the log source.
Hello @nsk0,
I tried on my personal CE. Seems to work, but i installed all the DSM RPM from the .iso, maybe there are some dependencies.
This server has QRadar Community Edition 18.104.22.16871013140512 installed on Fri Feb 16 13:40:16 CET 2018.
[root@qradarce ~]# rpm -qi PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog
Name : PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog
Version : 7.3
Release : 20170627030905
Architecture: noarch
Install Date: Fri 16 Feb 2018 07:56:36 PM CET
Group : Development/Tools
Size : 206346
License : Proprietary.
Signature : (none)
Source RPM : PROTOCOL-TLSSyslog-7.3-20170627030905.src.rpm
Build Date : Tue 27 Jun 2017 05:47:08 AM CEST
Build Host : 3ff65467eef1
Relocations : (not relocatable)
Summary : PROTOCOL TLS Syslog Protocol Install
Description :
This program installs a TLS Syslog Protocol PROTOCOL plugin.
[root@qradarce ~]# ss -lnp | grep 6514
tcp LISTEN 0 50 *:6514 *:* users:(("java",pid=12619,fd=984))
Regards, @Zoldax
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Genre: Romance/ Historical
ISBN e-book: 978-1-61213-231-0
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In the much awaited conclusion to Innocence, A Forbidden Love – Book One, Nathaniel, the Marquis of Marsden, is left reeling at the revelation of Lisa's royal heritage. Keeping her safe has always been his priority, and he is determined to protect her . . . from the King's machinations, their enemies, and her own overly generous nature if necessary.
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"After the ending of Innocence, which was by far one of the best historical romances I've read, I wanted to scream. What was going to happen? How would it end? Would Lisa and Nathaniel finally be together, or had everything been for naught… Rarely, in the romance world, do we get the story from both the hero and the heroine, but Elise does an amazing job of pulling you in and letting you see the world far beyond the innocent maid we encountered in the first book." –Amazon Review
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