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What is Safari?
Safari is Apple's self-built web browser that comes pre-installed on all Apple devices. First released in 2003, a brainchild of Apple employee Don Melton and his team, Safari was built on the Webkit framework. The same framework was later adapted to the Blink framework, on which Google's Chrome browser is built.
Until 1997, the Mac was shipped with the proprietary browsers available at the time – Netscape Navigator, the flagship product of the Netscape company, and Cyberdog, developed by Apple itself – both have since been discontinued. In 1997, Apple made a deal with Microsoft to include the latter's Internet Explorer as the default browser on all Macs. True to the Apple spirit, this was deeply bothersome to Steve Jobs, and he set in motion a project to build a stand-alone web browser with all the functionality a personal computer would require. In Don Melton's own words – "We built our own browser because we didn't want to depend on another company for a critical application."
With the existing Mac user base taking quite a liking to the new browser, development on Safari was accelerated after 2003, and Safari 2, released in 2005, became the first browser to pass the Acid2 test for web rendering. In fact, the Acid2 test was designed to expose inconsistencies in Internet Explorer's rendering protocols. Though the contemporary browser giant, Internet Explorer was falling short of web standards in numerous cases, forcing web developers to unnecessarily tweak the code to make pages render correctly. With the Acid2 test clearance, Apple's Safari shot ahead of the competition in one swift move.
Interestingly enough, many of the core team members from the Safari project have worked on other browsers. Dave Hyatt, instrumental in getting the browser to pass Acid2, worked at Netscape, and later on a primitive version of Mozilla. The self-taught Don Melton himself has contributed code to almost every browser before Safari.
Over the years, Safari has cemented itself with a solid user base – so much that Apple saw fit to cut out the entire Windows user section. Previously available for Windows (between the years 2007 and 2012), Safari is now exclusively a macOS and iOS software.
For the beginner – an intro to Safari
Safari is a full-fledged web-browser with a lot of cool features. It has full support for multiple tabs, extensions, bookmarks and history. It also has a built-in search bar-cum-URL bar, with various options for the default search engine. DuckDuckGo, a search engine with a complete non-intrusive policy, is one of the options as a default.
Apple shows a commitment to privacy and security with features like third-party cookie blocking to control data-mining from sites you might not even be visiting, and Private Browsing mode, where your history and activity are deleted at the end of the session. Similarly, Safari implements tab 'Sandboxing' – each webpage is run as a separate process so that harmful code designed to expose vulnerabilities in the system cannot affect the other tabs in a browser. This prevents malware and the likes from crashing the entire system.
For users who own other Apple devices, Safari is an absolute godsend. The Reading List feature allows you to sync links and articles you might want to explore across all your Apple devices using iCloud. AirPlay sets up a direct video feed from Safari to the Apple TV, without displaying everything else on the screen.
Safari's intuitive Picture in Picture feature allows users to undock videos playing in any Safari tab and drag and resize them on the desktop like ordinary application windows. The sizable RAM on Apple's suite of devices allows this feature to incorporate entertainment with multitasking.
Safari's Share menu is a feature that has previously only been common on smartphones but users can now share the pages they're browsing via Apple Mail, Messages, AirDrop, notes, and many other integrated Apple applications.
Finally, Safari's beautifully designed Reader feature allows articles and news to be rearranged into an elegant layout with control on the font, style, as well as theme. All this creates a beautiful, intuitive distraction-free reading experience.
What's great about Safari?
- Interface
Safari incorporates principles of simple, elegant design that Apple embodies and champions. Every interaction with the machine is made beautiful – from the swooping minimized tabs, to the intuitive placing of shortcut buttons. Safari integrates with the Notification Centre to provide Push Notifications of activity on open tabs. As of iOS 9 and later, Safari also comes with an inbuilt ad blocker for uninterrupted, annoyance-free browsing.
- Performance
A perk of Apple's hand-in-glove hardware-software integration is a highly efficient browsing experience with Safari. Compared even with powerful renderers like Chrome, Safari uses much less CPU power and RAM – and by obvious translation, less energy. In fact, this can translate to as much as one whole hour of battery life more, compared with the use of Chrome.
Apple does boast certain areas of complete Safari superiority. On the JetStream test for advanced web-app based JavaScript performance, Safari is about 1.2 times faster than Chrome, and 1.4 times faster than Mozilla. The MotionMark test for the rendering of animated content places Safari a whole 1.5 times faster than Chrome. Finally, Safari beats the competition hollow in terms of everyday JavaScript rendering – a massive 7 times faster than both Chrome and Mozilla.
Safari offers obviously superior battery life
- Integration
Safari is tightly integrated with iOS and macOS systems. A user can search in Spotlight and open a link directly in Safari. Clicking a phone number in the browser directly opens a menu to save or call it. Safari is also directly compatible with the iCloud suite – passwords, bookmarks, history, open tabs and even extension data can be synced across devices, and stored in the cloud.
- Extensions
Safari has a wide market of extensions. More tightly regulated than the Google extensions, Safari Extension Developers need to apply for a license from Apple – another mark of Apple's tightly integrated software and high standards (or restrictive policies – whichever way you look at it).
As a result of this stricter policy, Safari does have far fewer extensions than its prime competitor, Google Chrome. However, standard popular extensions like notes services, bookmark managers, themes, mail trackers, search plugins and even fun games and browsing stats trackers are very much available and under constant development.
For the pros – things to appreciate about Safari
Apple's terms of service make it pretty obvious that no part of their income is based on advertising or selling user data. Apple keeps things cut and dry – they are about beautiful software and elegant hardware. For those who are concerned with privacy, this is a major case to use Safari.
The Google suite logs plenty of information about search terms, account usage stats, location, and pretty much anything it can get its hands on. Much of this data is liable to be used to target ads to the user. Apple, on the other hand, doesn't seem much concerned with ads. Any information collected is ostensible to improve the user experience.
The KeyChain feature of iCloud allows for intuitive yet secure management of passwords across devices. While password managers like LastPass, 1Password, Enpass, and Keypass are increasingly being recommended for Linux and Microsoft users, the KeyChain protocol is built into the Operating System itself, lending it a great deal of reliability and security. Like any other password manager, KeyChain generates complicated, virtually impossible-to-hack passwords for different accounts – all accessible by a long (usually >30 character) master password set by the owner.
The best Safari extensions
- Adblock Plus:
Though Safari 9 and later editions have inbuilt ad-blockers, more thorough control and blocking of ads can be achieved with Adblock Plus. With its simple, easy-to-use interface and superb efficiency, get this extension for an annoyance-free browsing experience.
- Tab Options:
Safari, unfortunately, offers only limited control with tabs. Tab Options is a neat extension that makes up for this. It allows users to assign hotkeys to certain tab-switching, opening and closing actions, and lots more.
- Turn Off The Lights:
A must-have for regular YouTubers, TOTL is a classic extension to enhance your video watching experience. Quite simply, it's a button that dims the entire screen except for a video that might be playing on the active tab. Helps eliminate distractions and provide a theatre-like experience on the beautiful Mac screen.
- ClickToPlugin:
Plugins on websites can be quite annoying. They can range from being spam or advertisements to dangerous Flash embedded code. ClickToPlugin is a cool extension that blocks absolutely all plugin content until it is clicked on. Fret not, you can customise a whitelist for your trusted sites!
- F.B Purity:
Available now for all major browsers, this magical extension helps unclutter your Facebook feed. It gets rid of all sorts of things – ads, game posts, sponsored posts and lots more (as per your choosing, of course).
- NoMoreiTunes:
A common annoyance for iMac users is how iTunes keeps opening when an App Store link is clicked. Sometimes, we just want to browse through the features without getting shown the payment page! NoMoreiTunes ensures that the link remains in the web browser as a preview.
- Shut Up:
Sick of getting triggered by ridiculous comments on sites you don't even use that often? Shut Up is a simple button-based extension that modifies the CSS to get rid of comments sections wherever you choose. It has the cool option of site-specific memory – so you can block entire swathes of annoying commenters on your alternative source of news!
The cons – things that make you go tut-tut
Saving the worst for last, here are some issues that a Safari user may, unfortunately, have to face.
For starters, anybody who is deeper entrenched into the Google ecosystem (Gmail, Google Drive, Hangouts, Google Docs and so on) is almost certainly better off using Chrome. Chrome integrates exceedingly well with all Google-based services. Safari's major advantage is only in terms of its beautiful and convenient interfacing with the Apple suite of software.
Similarly, extension aficionados may find that their friends who use Google Chrome have a far, far greater variety of quirky, interesting, and sometimes even useful extensions to pick from. Extensions that may never even reach the Safari web extensions list. Apple's pickiness about its developers tends to limit personal freedom on a web-browser in this sense.
All in all, as far as speed and performance go, Safari fares decently, but Chrome is almost universally regarded as the winner. While Safari may be able to pick and choose its victories, Chrome typically takes the bulk of the prizes, and Safari users may just find themselves having to make that dreaded choice – Apple or Google?
This article was first published in the August 2017 issue of Fast Track on Digit magazine. To read Digit's articles first, subscribe here or download the Digit app for Android and iOS. You could also buy Digit's previous issues here.


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The American Trucking Assns. (ATA) seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index fell 3.3% in March, the largest month-to-month contraction since August 2006, the trucking lobby said.
According to ATA, the seasonally adjusted tonnage index was at its lowest level since November 2007, and contracted 0.2% compared to March 2007, the first year-over-year decrease since October 2007. The seasonally adjusted tonnage index remained unchanged in February.
The index is based on surveys from ATA's membership and is a preliminary figure subject to change, the group said.
"I've been concerned that the recent run-up in tonnage might not be sustainable, and clearly March's figures confirmed that apprehension," said ATA chief economist Bob Costello.
Costello added that the latest reading was significant. He had previously forecast a mild recession for the overall economy for the first half of the year, but the March tonnage drop suggested it might be more severe than previously thought.
"Truck tonnage often leads both recoveries and recessions, and the latest contraction suggests the economy and trucking are not out of the woods yet," Costello said. "Surging diesel and gasoline prices are weighing heavily on consumers, and since trucks haul virtually all consumer goods at some point in the supply chain, the industry is going to be significantly impacted both directly through higher diesel prices and indirectly through lower freight volumes."
Chris Brady, president of Commercial Motor Vehicle Consulting, told FleetOwner that economic data has shown that tonnage has been soft, carriers' profit margins are decreasing and industrial production is down slightly, but things still aren't as bad as some reports speculate.
"Freight is generally flat to down, but if we're in the middle of a recession now, we'd expect to see freight worse off than it currently is," Brady said. "Some sectors of the economy are doing well, and inventory isn't too high. The largest problem for carriers is still fuel."
"The biggest influence on freight is consumer spending, and the largest imbalances are in the household sector," Brady added. "I don't look for any improvement in the second quarter from the first quarter—flat overall with some sectors up and some down."

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One the finest beaches in Spain can be found in the south of Lazarote at Punta de Papagayo, near to Playa Blanca.
In this article I will cover beaches in Yaiza, one of the seven municipalities of Lanzarote. (I have written others about beaches in other areas of the island)
This part of Lanzarote is occupied, principally, by the town of Playa Blanca (once a sleepy fishing village), but in the midst of a major transformation. Playa Blanca extends from the western Pechiguera Point to Coloradas Beach in the east, with the Coloradas Beach effectively becoming the first of the Papagayo coves.
You will have noticed that there is a fair amount of development going on across the broader Playa Blanca area. Visitors will be pleased to hear that building is prohibited beyond this point, so Papagayo Beach will remain completely as nature created it.
Punta de Papagayo, to give it its full name, is located at the most southerly tip of the island and is actually a collection of small beaches (Playa Mujeres, Playa del Pozo, Playa de Papagayo, Playa de La Cera, Puerto Muelas and Caleta del Congrio), with golden sands of between 100m and 400m in length and separated by high cliffs.
Access is not as you might expect and given the beaches are remote and not near the main centre, few services are available, so please go prepared (We'd advise taking a cool box packed full of food and drink as you won't find anywhere to buy a drink or something to eat on these beaches).
Follow the signs to Papagayo from the main LZ-2 Roundabout with the CEPSA garage and you will end up on a bumpy dirt track road (no tarmac and hire companies generally ask that you only venture here in a 4 wheel drive, but this is generally ignored, so you won't be alone if you choose to ignore this advice).
You'll need to pay a small Toll (2 Euros), before you get the beach top (park by the one and only cafeteria in this area). You need to walk down the sand bank to the beach (and buggies are simply no go, so leave them in the car).
This unspoilt, undeveloped area is surrounded by stunning picture card landscapes, with volcanic ash cliffs, crystal clear waters and fine white & golden sands and is made up of several small bays and coves (if it is beginning to sounds like heaven, it almost is).
This is not one of the best beaches on Lanzarote, it is the best beach on the island and one of the best in Europe.
As you head back towards Playa Blanca, I will take you on a whistle stop tour of 'the other beaches'. As nice as there are, they do not warrant as much space in this article as Papagayo. First we have Playa de Las Coloradas, a quiet gravel beach 410 m long, far from developed areas and no public services.
Next we find the picturesque beach of Playa Blanca, parallel to the restaurant-lined promenade in the village and 40 m of fine golden sand with placid waters.
After we pass the harbour (where you can take a daily ferry to Fuerteventura), you will find Playa Flamingo (200 m. of fine white sand, next to Playa Blanca, ideal for scuba diving), Playa Dorada (a sheltered beach of fine white sand, 30m long), both close to all the services that the town has to offer.
Here you can rent sports equipment & hammocks.Next we have La Mulata, 80 m. of fine golden sand mixed with gravel (located between Playa Blanca and the Faro de Pechiguera lighthouse), La Campana, 140 m. of fine golden sand (close to the Faro de Pechiguera lighthouse), Montaña Roja, 260 m. of fine golden sand (near the Faro de Pechiguera lighthouse), and finally we end with El Golfo, 150 m. of picturesque black (yes black) sand !
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For the Techie Kid
If you have an iPad, iPod, iPhone, smartphone, etc., click on the link above to take you to a list of apps for your kiddos that should make waiting rooms, long lines, and car rides more bearable for them...and for you! Some of these apps are free. Most of them look pretty cool! (I'll take the free ones, thanks.)
For a Well-planned Summer of Fun Memories
Here's a great idea to keep your summer organized and filled with family fun. Instructions are given for how to print it out and tweak it to fit your needs.
Classics, for Free!
How about some free classic audio books? Yes, please! These books are from the public domain and downloadable in several formats. I'm thinking that my kids would enjoy listening to these while they do their chores!
I won't be posting next Tuesday, so here are a few ideas for the upcoming Easter holiday:
Whether your child is homeschooled or not they could benefit by this Unit Study on Easter. I haven't used the Unit Studies that I have purchased yet, but I've heard a lot of good things about them and parents say that their children really enjoy them. It really is what is says...Download 'N Go! You just need an internet connection and a printer. The price is very reasonable, too!
Adorable yumminess
Aren't they just too cute to eat? Almost? No? Yeah...I'd eat 'em too. These little bird's nests are great for a pretty Easter treat.
Lovely Easter Centerpieces
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The bunny centerpiece is just beautiful and oh-so-"springy", but the cross and empty tomb is so full of meaning. I wish I could find the original post about the photo on the right. It doesn't look too difficult, though, so maybe by using some tips from the link at marthastewart.com I could figure it out.
So there you are! Go have some fun!


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Tyson Fury has announced negotiations for a December fight against Deontay Wilde are "very close to being done".
Fury (26-0, 19 KOs), 29, takes on Francesco Pianeta on August 18 on the undercard of Carl Frampton's fight in Belfast against Luke Jackson.
The Manchester boxer returned to the ring in June for the first time since becoming world heavyweight champion back in Nov. 2015 with a dominant victory over Sefer Seferi.
Now, Fury takes on Pianeta in his second comeback fight before eyeing a world title shot against WBC holder Wilder later this year.
"I can confirm me and Deontay Wilder are in negotiations, very close to being done," Fury said on social media.
"I can reveal negotiations are going very strong for December. We are almost done with this deal.
"But I won't be looking over Francesco Pianeta. He's going to give me the right fight, and the right work to prepare me for Deontay Wilder.
"I've got to flatten him first, and then Wilder, let's dance.
"Prepare well, let's get the deal done and then I'm going to knock you [Wilder] spark out too."
Fury is a former heavyweight world champion after claiming the IBF, WBA and WBO with points victory over Wladimir Klitschko.
It is currently unknown where a potential bout between Wilder and Fury would take place, but the latter hinted it will take place in either Las Vegas or New York.


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Delegates enthused and inspired by latest ITS User Workshop
On Thursday 19th May 2016, tomography users from across the globe flocked to Manchester for the latest User Workshop hosted by ITS.
Showcasing our latest developments, new applications, and tips for using ITS systems, in addition to providing a platform for users to share presentations about their work with tomography, this year's User Workshop was a huge success. The day was split into two halves, with the morning presentations focusing on ITS's Research Solutions, while the afternoon looked at our new Industrial Products.
While enjoying coffee and delicious pastries from the Castelfield Rooms, the day kick off with presentations from ITS's Dr Kent Wei about his exciting work using tomography to monitor inline rheology. This was followed by a presentation by Senior Applications Engineer Dr Shijie Liang on how to get the most out of ITS's tools.
Delegates were then treated to three presentations from leading universities, detailing their innovative research involving tomography. We were privileged to have Qiang Wang from the University of Leeds share his work into bubble mapping, Tom Rodgers from the University of Manchester speaking on surface cleaning of sensors, and the president of the International Society for Industrial Process Tomography (ISIPT) Prof Masahiro Takei (from Chiba University in Japan) talking about the ways in with he has utilized ITS's research solutions.
After lunch, delegates had the opportunity to learn more about ITS's industrial products, with presentations from Senior Applications Engineer Wadoud Hazineh and Operations Director Hassan Amrani. This was followed by two presentations from leading industrial users of tomography: the dredging giant Van Oord, and major chemical producer Johnson Matthey.
Throughout the day, delegates were able to network with tomography users and were treated to live demonstrations of ITS's latest tomography tools.
Planning is already underway for the next ITS User Workshop. To find out more, or to request a copy of the ITS slides from this year's User Workshop (we are unable disseminate guest speakers' presentations), you can email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call +44 (0) 161 832 9297.


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Silent Woman Parks
The Silent Woman Parks was established in 1957 and offers low maintenance beautiful park homes combined with the security of a community lifestyle in two locations within the heart of the southern countryside.
The Challenge
Silent Woman Parks had a great selection of residential park homes for sale, however, without a website, the only way to advertise these online was through 3rd party services/ websites.
Unfortunately using 3rd party services does come at a cost and not only a financial cost. You are limited to how your adverts are displayed and it is difficult to communicate your brand's message.
The objective was to create a website that not only provided customers with a way to browse park homes for sale but also told the story of The Silent Woman Parks.
Designed for mobile
User Experience
Navigate with ease
Content Managment System
Bespoke park home management system
The Solution
Focusing on the target audience we created an easy to navigate, distraction-free layout with bold sections, prices, and information tables.
The home page was used to set the scene for the parks and paint a picture of what retirement within a Silent Woman residential park would be like.
Using WordPress we created a bespoke, park home management system, allowing park homes to be created, updated and deleted with ease.


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Sharkgate: 2014, (or How I Almost Became Fish Food on New Year's Eve.)
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Grove Cottage is deceptively spacious, attached to Grove House, 1 of 3 holiday homes set up a sweeping drive in almost 2 acres of terraced and beautifully landscaped grounds above the tranquil seaside town of Llansteffan, largely unchanged by time. 4 steps lead down to a paved courtyard and into the cottage with its large farmhouse style fitted kitchen with excellent facilities and ideal for family meals. The spacious lounge with comfortable sofas to relax on and large stone inglenook with wood burning stove for those chillier evenings. This leads through to a bright sunny conservatory offering lovely views over Llansteffan and out to sea, doors open to your own flagged terrace where you can enjoy a summer's barbecue, steps lead down to the shared terraced grounds planted with wonderful mature trees and shrubs which you are welcome to wander.
Spend your days round the elevated shared heated pool with the most stunning views over the beach and the whole Towy estuary, sure to be a firm hit with the children. An ideal holiday home whatever the season with something for everyone.
Care needed as uneven steps and some unfenced drops.
Shares the same location as 43214 Grove House & 43216 Grove Barn.
The Grove is a group of 3 holiday cottages, dating back to the 1700's, set at the end of a sweeping drive in the midst of almost 2 acres of beautifully maintained, terraced grounds above the unspoilt seaside town of Llansteffan, on the shores of the Towy estuary. Breathtaking sweeping views can be enjoyed over the tranquil town to the beautiful sandy beach and sea. Steps and paths lead up through the shared terraced grounds with a large sloping lawn. The elevated outdoor heated pool available from May to the end of September will give hours of entertainment to both children and adults alike with its enclosed paved pool side being a wonderful sunny spot to relax and soak up the amazing views. Each property has its own patio area where you can enjoy an alfresco meal on a summer's evening.
Llansteffan has a thriving local community with 2 pubs, a post office, well stocked village shop and cafe which holds themed food evenings all within walking distance, while the golden beach is less than a 5 minute walk away, explore the ruins of the 12th Century Castle overlooking the beach, or walk the coastline with its hidden coves and rock pools. For those looking for more, the excellent facilities of the County town of Carmarthen is only 8 miles away, while there is plenty to do in the area with the National Botanical Gardens nearby, Ffos Las racecourse holds monthly fixtures and Laugharne, the home of Dylan Thomas, lies a short drive to the west.
The Grove is ideal for individuals or the perfect holiday base for larger gatherings of friends and families looking for a group of cottages in a wonderful location.
Ground Floor: Hall, kitchen/diner, lounge, conservatory.
First Floor: 4 steps up to bathroom/shower cubicle/whb/wc, double room/ensuite shower room/whb/wc, twin room, family room/double bed/single bed.
Parking: 2 spaces in shared parking area.
Facilities: 5 ring gas range master with double electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, TV, DVD player, radio/CD/cassette player, towels for hire @ £5 per person, per week, barbecue, garden furniture. Shared use of outdoor heated pool - available from May to end of Sept.
Pets: 1 - £10 per pet per week/short break
Heating: Oil central heating, wood burning stove - starter pack provided.
Fuel Charges: Electricity & Oil: £25 per week Sept - May, free June - August.
This Access Statement has been prepared by the owner for your information; it is the most recent version that we have received. This statement has been prepared as objectively as possible, however with such a wide remit oversights may be made.
Please ensure all crucial requirements for a safe and enjoyable holiday are present so if you have any queries whatsoever, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01437 767600.
The Grove properties (43214-16) are approached from the main road running through the village up a steep tarmac drive. There is a level car park to the left of the drive big enough for 4 cars. There is one car parking space to the rear of the properties which can be used for unloading. Grove Cottage has 2 spaces in shared parking area. From the car park, the cottage is accessed down a steep drive and then along a smooth tarmac driveway around the back of the properties. There are then 5 steps down into the courtyard (which is uneven) across which is the door to the cottage. From the courtyard, there is a small 2cm step into the carpeted hallway. To the left of the long hallway is the kitchen/dining room which is large with lots of space and a low-level oven. The kitchen has lino flooring. Along the corridor and to the left is a carpeted bedroom. Along the corridor is the lounge which is cosy and contains a wood burner. Leading form the lounge is a conservatory which is carpeted and has doors opening onto a paved patio area outside, which is a little uneven in places. The stairs are carpeted, of which there are 13, leading initially to the family bathroom. The bathroom has a bath, separate shower, toilet and wash basin. It has a wooden floor and is spacious and airy. From the bathroom, the stairs turn left and after a further 5 stairs lead you to a corridor and the en suite master bedroom. This room is carpeted, large and contains a small shower room. Along the corridor, turn right and up 2 more stairs there are 2 further bedrooms, both of which are carpeted. One is a twin and the other a double with a single bed. The grounds have definite boundaries which are not necessarily totally animal proof. There are gates at the bottom of the drive which are usually left open, but are able to be closed. There are areas of flat lawn, as well as inclined lawns. There are paths some of which are uneven.There are steps leading to different areas, some of which are uneven. Part of the garden is quite steep and there may be areas with steep drops. Outside lights on the driveway are activated at dusk, as well as various PIR activated lights situated around the car parks, drive and access into and out of the properties. The pool is accessed up a steep, but short pathway and some steep concrete paths. The area around the pool is paved and level.
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Pristine Carpet Care wants to wish Boulder residents a safe and happy New Year! Enjoy this day and we hope this video of dancing dogs puts a smile on your face! Thanks to all of our customers and for standing behind us all this year!
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We just wanted to share this short video to put a smile on your face. We want to wish you a very Merry Christmas!
Corgi Tucked Into Bed
This is a cute video of a corgi sleeping in the bed and they've tucked her in. My dog is that way as well she has to sleep with me every night and be right by my side. She wants to be under the covers and a head on a pillow as well. I adore … read more »
Corgi Puppies Playing – Cute Video!
Cute video of little corgi puppies that are around 4-5 weeks. They are adorable! It's a cute video of them rough housing, playing with one another, playing with toys and it's just utterly adorable! I love puppies they so great and have so much love and life to give. Dogs are great companions and I … read more »
Dog Avoids Getting Wet
Cute video of this dog that is attempting to not get wet! This dog must take yoga to be able to stretch that long and do this. Super funny though! I do not know how this dog has the strength and power to stay out of the water like this for so long. This dog … read more »


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Amber Glass Acorn Necklace in Gift Box with Gift Bag & Card - a Symbol of Strength
This beautiful amber glass acorn necklace makes a thoughtful sympathy gift to remember a loved one by, and comes beautifully gift wrapped in a luxury gift box with an Angel & Dove gift card and bag.
The acorn has long been associated with strength and longevity and this delightful pendant is perfect for keeping close to your heart.
The textured card inside the box bears the encouraging message 'This little acorn is a symbol of strength to help you through the days ahead'.
The amber glass acorn measures 2.5cm and is made from a droplet of amber glass. The chain measures approximately 45cm.
The necklace is gift wrapped in a luxury Angel & Dove gift box finished with a black and white grosgrain ribbon. A complimentary Angel & Dove gift card is included along with an envelope for you to write an accompanying message.
If you would like to send the gift directly to the recipient, please let us know what message you would like on the gift card and we will include it with the gift. Items with gift messages will have the invoice left out.
This sympathy gift is exclusive to Angel & Dove.
Standard delivery (2-3 working days) is £3.99 or FREE for orders over £50
Express delivery (1-2 working days) is £4.99
Guaranteed Next Working Day Delivery by 1pm is £8.99
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NHL Central Scouting's Blair MacDonald
"He's probably the type of player that is going to keep getting better and better as he progresses. He might still be two or three years away, but last year as a rookie, in Vancouver's run to the Memorial Cup, he was probably their best centerman down the stretch. He was out with mono for a bit this year and his ice time tailed off, but he's one of those players who is underrated. He's a very good positional centerman and he's good on the forecheck - he does a lot of the dirty work. I think the more he plays with better players the better he'll get offensively."


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|On College Football 2018: The End
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|I cant believe the regular season is over already.
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|On College Football 2018 Week 11 Preview
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|Hey Ken, thank you for the Penn State coverage this year! I tried to comment earlier but the captcha...
|On New CBS Show Scorpion Riddled with Errors
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|also, 7a: disk-based backup targets don't work that way. you don't back up anything to one single so...
|On New CBS Show Scorpion Riddled with Errors
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|Update: Bryan Underwood is out with an injury. Umm, that's not good.
|Camera OMG Camera
|Tuesday, 2008 December 30 - 5:21 pm
|I finally have a real camera. Now I just need to find a bowl of fruit, a guy jumping something with a skateboard, and a woman on a horse, and my journey to becoming a photographer will be complete.
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|Movies: Waitress; Atonement
|Tuesday, 2008 December 30 - 4:27 pm
|In our household, I'm the one that ends up putting "chick flicks" in our rental queue, simply because I try to see movies that have received good reviews or award nominations. Amy doesn't particularly care for these sorts of movies; she's more of a fan of horror or action movies.
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|Tuesday, 2008 December 30 - 2:04 pm
|Overheard (by Amy) in the women's restroom after seeing The Day the Earth Stood Still at the IMAX theater: "That was just too far-fetched to be believable."
Oh really? You mean, you didn't believe that the earth was invaded and nearly destroyed by super-powerful aliens, or you didn't believe that Keanu Reeves was really an actor? ("Whoa.")
My criticism of this movie wasn't its lack of believability. My criticism is that it feels like the movie just ended when the producers ran out of money. (I kinda had the same feeling about The War of the Worlds.) The ending was unsatisfying and devoid of tension, and the intended environmentalist message was drowned out by special-effects self-indulgence.
And speaking of invasion-disaster movies, we recently watched Cloverfield on DVD. My feeling is that it could have been a far better movie if not for the handheld-camera gimmick. Half the time I was questioning, "why would someone film this part?" And of course the answer was, "A character in a story wouldn't film this, but a film producer would," and that ruined the suspension of disbelief for me.
The Day the Earth Stood Still: 2.0 / 5.0
Cloverfield: 2.5 / 5.0
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|International House of Festivus Latkes
|Friday, 2008 December 26 - 11:53 am
|Merry Christmas to my Christian friends, happy Hanukkah to my Jewish friends, and Yuletide greetings to my pagan friends. I suppose should add Kwanzaa to this list, but it's hard to recognize the legitimacy of a holiday that was invented in the 1960s. If you're gonna adopt a recently-invented holiday, I think Festivus is the better choice (which, by the way, was invented in 1966, ten months before Kwanzaa). Festivus is truly an American holiday: it's all-inclusive, not tied to any particular religion or race, and it's fittingly neurotic and weird.
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|Comment Spam and IE
|Tuesday, 2008 December 16 - 2:46 pm
|Well, I've finally hit the big time, I guess. I've started to get comment spam. I have anti-spam measures on this site but they're not foolproof. So I've gone back through my old posts and I've closed comments for all but a few of them (a couple that still get useful comments, and the most recent posts.)
My guess is that the spam is intended to get people to visit an infected web site that will exploit the recently-discovered, zero-day, unpatched security hole in all versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer. Folks, if you're still using MSIE... stop. Just stop. Download Firefox or Safari and use them whenever you can. Microsoft's response to this issue is just pathetic.
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|Friday, 2008 December 12 - 1:55 pm
|Last week we went to Cancun for a wedding, for my friends Scott and Amy (whom we'll call AmyB to avoid confusion with my wife Amy). Pictures and more after the jump.
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|Wednesday, 2008 December 10 - 10:22 pm
|Hi everyone... I'm long overdue for a full post, I know. I've been away (went to Cancun for a wedding) and also, I've been lazy. But I'm tired of seeing controversial articles at the top of my page; so for now, I'll just post this filler article and promise that I'll have Cancun photos up soon.
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Revel POS integration: How to extract Revel point of sale data for BI (Business intelligence) or emailing.
Step by Step Guide to set up a Revel endpoint to Email/download endpoint.
Step 1 Authorize your Revel POS on the DSYNC canvas
Step 2 Create an Email Endpoint and Set the Email Address you want to set
Step 3 Set up Data Layout and Mapping for Email Endpoint:
- set up data layout. The easiest way to do this is select the data layout of the endpoint that you want to export
click edit map and choose the field you want to see in the email (from revel data layout to )
After setting up cron, you just need to update something in revel then you should an email sent to you according to the time frequency you set. The email will only be sent when there is change in the source system.
After the cron runs, you should see a history record with "Done" status and received an email (the email you set in the email endpoint) with attachment of the format you set in.
For download endpoint, you just need to set up the data layout and mapping same steps as email, then it will create a link for you to download.
Email example that you should receive, with the text in email endpoint setting


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Friday, May 22, 2009
six, seven, eight, triple nine, eight, two, one, two
13 comments:
- sarah said...
wow, the blazer looks really amazing.
- May 22, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- sarah said...
love home town thrifties. happy weekend!!
xo s
- May 22, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Nicole said...
it took me a while to get your title haha
i adore salvation army!
- May 22, 2009 at 3:16 PM
very nice blazer,my trips to thrift shops have never produced very good results
- May 22, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- Moded'amour said...
great blazer!!
- May 23, 2009 at 1:10 AM
- Fashion Is Poison said...
looks perfect!
- May 23, 2009 at 1:39 PM
- Flora said...
That blazer is sooo nice...
- May 24, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- cocorosa said...
love the blazer!! I know the thrift stores in New York are soooo pricey and I always feel that you can find the best picks outside of the big city's!! I cant wait to go home and dig out the closets at my parents house haha :) :)
- May 24, 2009 at 6:34 PM
aww how far up in the suburbs do they live?
i go to FIT in nyc and my family lives in westchester
there are two goodwills by me that when im lucky are stocked with all sorts of high end as well as low wend things for the same price...CHEAP
- May 25, 2009 at 6:00 PM
- Caitlin said...
Kelsey- my parents live just outside of Boston! not too far though. i'm sure the thrift stores there are the same kinda deal outside of nyc as well.
- May 25, 2009 at 7:10 PM
- Emily said...
the title of this is hilarious-I love soulja boy, his new song turn my swag on is pretty good too if you're looking for something in the brilliantly stupid category.
I also could not agree more about thrift stores. People in suburbs don't shop at thrift stores, and I still can't figure out why because they're complete gold mines.
- May 25, 2009 at 9:45 PM
- Halon said...
This blazer is lovely!
- May 29, 2009 at 5:18 AM
- A.n.E said...
love that blazer- i swear i'm getting a pretty hefty collection of black blazers from the thrift shops too- they're all so different and so amazingly cut- how do we resist??(ok price has a lot to do with it too!)
- June 12, 2009 at 3:32 PM


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Brian Dozier, Nationals agree to deal
The Washington Nationals agreed to a one-year, $9 million deal Thursday with second baseman Brian Dozier.
Dozier provides power to the Nationals' lineup as the veteran has hit more than 20 home runs in five straight seasons, including a career-high 42 in 2016. The 31-year-old spent last season with the Minnesota Twins and the Los Angeles Dodgers, the latter of whom he joined at the trade deadline.
The move also gives the Nationals an every-day second baseman, if they choose to go that route. Washington general manager Mike Rizzo said in the offseason he was comfortable using a platoon at the position between Howie Kendrick and Wilmer Difo. But Dozier has had more than 600 plate appearances in every season since 2013.
Rizzo also acknowledged the Nationals' desire to add at the position last month at the league's Winter Meetings in Las Vegas.
"If there was a definite everyday second baseman that we liked, we'd certainly consider that," Rizzo told reporters. "If it was more of a hybrid role, we would consider that. We've left ourselves open to a lot of different kinds of options, a lot of different ways to construct the bench and the back end of the roster."
ESPN was the first to report the news.
Dozier struggled last season, hitting a career-low .215. He was particularly ineffective after Minnesota shipped him to Los Angeles, where his batting average was just .182. The Dodgers benched him down the stretch and Dozier saw only 16 at-bats in 16 postseason games.
But Dozier isn't far removed from being a high-quality player. He made the American League All-Star team in 2015 and was awarded a Gold Glove in 2017. And while he struggled to consistently make contact in 2018, Dozier still hit 20 home runs and had 72 RBI.
With Dozier on a one-year deal, the Nationals can still develop top prospect Carter Kieboom. The 21-year-old, ranked 90th in MLB Pipelines' top 100 prospects, is a natural shortstop, but the Nationals have been working on moving him to second with Trea Turner at shortstop.
The Nationals were also reportedly interested in other free agents at the position like D.J. LeMahieu, Josh Harrison and Marwin Gonzalez though it would have likely taken a multi-year deal to sign any of them. Former starter Daniel Murphy, who was traded in July, signed a two-year, $24 million deal with the Colorado Rockies last month.
The Nationals have been busy this offseason, signing pitchers Patrick Corbin and Anibal Sanchez. They also added catchers Yan Gomes and Kurt Suzuki, reliever Trevor Rosenthal and re-signed first baseman Matt Adams.
Washington, however, still has one last offseason domino it needs to address: Bryce Harper.
The 26-year-old star remains unsigned. While owner Mark Lerner told 106.7 The Fan in December that the team's 10-year, $300 million was the "best we can do," the two sides have continued to talk, according to multiple outlets.
MLB recently reported the market for Harper and fellow free agent Manny Machado is "heating up," though it is not known when and where either will sign.


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Duke Days 5 and 6 Hobnobbing
You know I am tired and sleep deprived when I am combining days of reflection. I think it's only appropriate given that the days (and the class readings) are beginning to run together. I know I have probably said it a million times if you follow me on Facebook, but I absolutely cannot believe that I get to have this amazing experience. In my cohort I have senior pastors of both large and small charges, associate pastors/ministers, episcopal priests, a very successful businessman who ministers part-time, younger people, older people, and the list of our differences go on and on. So you can only imagine how odd we must have looked having dinner together in downtown Durham, sitting on the sidewalk patio of the restaurant with a 60-something white-haired man and his wife at the helm. And oh yeah... that 60-something white-haired man... Bishop Will Willimon! Who's he? Well until a few weeks ago when I received his syllabus I didn't know either. After reading his book and experiencing him as my professor, I can tell you that he's only United Methodist royalty and the most radical episcopal prelate I've ever heard of much less encountered. That's right folks, I debated (quite passionately and successfully I might add) the role of empathy in leadership with Bishop Willimon and had him express appreciation for my argument. Wow!!!!!! **Jumps up and down in amazement** Only now as I write that sentence can I appreciate the full weight of that moment. Life-changing.
As I sat around at dinner talking about Biggie Smalls and Tupac with an Episcopal priest, I looked around the table and thought this is the beloved community. Boy am I glad that I get to be a part of it. It reminded me of what I loved so much about my seminary experience but only got to hold onto for a brief moment in time. I also have to say that this experience has caused a significant shift in my thinking. I thought I was coming to study leadership... other people's leadership. Now I understand that the Lord sent me here to examine myself as a leader as he prepares me for what I cannot yet see.
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Overall. the overall score of the test represents the ability to understand spoken english and speak it intelligibly at a native-like conversational pace on everyday topics.
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The Society's first Journal, under the editorship of Sir William Ll. Davies, was published in 1949 and an edition has been published annually since. Three 'Extra Publications' were issued between 1952-55.
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- Thomas Pennant (1726-98) and his travels through Merioneth – Brian J Slyfield
- Gŵr o gryn allu: Trem ar fywyd a chyfraniad Morgan Lloyd (1820-93) o Drawsfynydd – Gareth Huws
- Merioneth and the Incorporated Church Building Society – Neil Fairlamb
- The rise and fall of the Bala Banking Co. Ltd., 1864-77 – Peter Meurig Jones
- William H. Edwards: Merioneth's second Labour MP, 1966-74 – J. Graham Jones
- Cyfraniadau byr/Short contributions:
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- More sealed wine bottles from Merioneth – Miles K. Wynn Cato
- Early Dolgellau libraries and reading rooms – Brian J. Slyfield
- Gweithrediadau'r Gymdeithas, 2016/Proceedings for the Society 2016
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Discover poets and comedians in NYC
Editor, poet, and novelist Jill Bialosky was born and raised in Cleveland. She earned a BA at Ohio University, an MA at Johns Hopkins University, and an MFA at the Iowa Writers' Workshop. Bialosky's free verse poems explore themes of desire, domesticity, and myth. In an interview with the journal Identity Theory, Bialosky spoke to the role of personal experience in her work: "It's the point at which you leap from the personal into the imagination that I think that the process of art is made. The emotional life of any work tends to be autobiographical." And in an interview with the Los Angeles Review of Books she defines her poetics as having to do with ordinary experiences and everyday living and discusses her relationship to poetry as an editor. "When writing about a particular experience, the desire and expectation is that somehow other readers will fall into the poem in that way. I do think that I became more conscious of that, as a citizen in the world. One of the pleasures of being an editor is that I'm not in academia. I'm not saying that to be disrespectful of academia, but it's different. I see poets who teach have a different experience, because they're dealing with students and, if they're working in graduate programs, with students who want to be poets. There's a discourse and curriculum involved and evolving and I don't have that discourse available to me in the work I do as an editor. The experience is private and individual, between poet and editor. As a poet, I'm removed from the academic arena of poetry, perhaps in the ways in which other poets like Wallace Stevens, T. S. Eliot, and William Carlos Williams, poets who engaged in careers and livelihoods outside academia were, and although I'm just speculating, I think that some poets who are in academia are writing perhaps to please their constituency within that particular community rather than to please the reader in the world outside academia." Bialosky's poetry collections include The Players (2015); Intruder (2008), a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Prize; and Subterranean (2001) finalist for the James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets and The End of Desire (1999) acquired by the legendary poetry editor, Harry Ford at Knopf. She has also written the novels The Prize (2015), The Life Room (2007), and House Under Snow (2002), and the memoirs History of a Suicide: My Sister's Unfinished Life (2011) a New York Times bestseller and finalist for the Book for a Better Life Award and an Ohioana award and Poetry Will Save Your Life (2017). With Helen Schulman, Bialosky coedited the anthology Wanting A Child (1998). Her writing has also appeared widely, including in the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Kenyon Review, the American Scholar, Paris Review and the Atlantic, Best American Poetry and Ted Kooser's "American Life in Poetry." Her honors include the Elliot Coleman Award in Poetry. In 2014 she was honored by the Poetry Society of America for her contribution to Poetry. Bialosky is an executive editor at W.W. Norton & Company. She lives in New York City with her family.
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Elle Decor's New Editor In Chief On The Elements Of A 'Stylish Life' And What
"Eclectic" is a well-liked adjective in inside design parlance, that means a decor that comprises heterogeneous parts — a combination of textures, time intervals, types, tendencies, and colors. Most desk lamps have lampshades, which might add a splash of coloration to the room. Front and back doors open directly right into a two-story-excessive lounge, where spruce-planked walls and wooden beams salvaged from an 1890 Tennessee barn replicate the home's rural setting and provides the house a refined, barnlike really feel.
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It's official: Diabetes will be the first major focus of Google's life sciences wing as it shifts into becoming its own subsidiary of parent company Alphabet.
And its fast-growing team of about 150 scientists and engineers is wasting no time, announcing Monday a partnership with French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi SA and a renowned diabetes research institute in Boston.
"Google has a real desire and focus to transform health care," said John Brooks, CEO of the Harvard-affiliated Joslin Diabetes Center, in an interview Monday. "The idea here is to really disrupt health care and disrupt diabetes. I think they want to be right in the middle of it."
Brooks said he met in the spring with Andy Conrad, CEO of Alphabet's as-yet-unnamed life sciences company, and was impressed by the "very disruptive technologies" the team was developing.
Google has already publicly revealed several of its inventions and collaborations that could play a role in diabetes management: a wristband that can act as a health sensor; a glucose-monitoring contact lens developed in partnership with Alcon, the eye care division of Novartis; and another glucose monitoring partnership with San Diego-based Dexcom that would involve a disposable, Internet-connected device the size of a Band-aid.
Sanofi, which sells insulin drugs and other medications, said in a joint statement with Google on Monday that it would leverage the Mountain View tech giant's "expertise in analytics, miniaturized electronics and low power chip design" with its own medical treatments.
The companies declined to say how much they have invested in the deal or how long it will last.
The Joslin Diabetes Center, which frequently works with Sanofi on clinical research, will serve as an adviser.
Helping people track and manage their own blood sugar levels through diet, exercise and drugs is key to treating the chronic disease, and "we have a particular expertise in really translating (treatment models) so it's something patients want to use," Brooks said. He said Google's experience in making consumer devices could also help in battling a disease the International Diabetes Federation predicts will surge from affecting nearly 400 million people today to 592 million by 2035.
Google said in a statement Monday that its Sanofi collaboration "will bring together life sciences companies, medical device companies, academic researchers, and patient advocacy groups, who can help evaluate and enable new kinds of interventions that help patients and physicians manage diabetes more proactively. For example, new technologies could make it simple for a physician to understand when a patient's blood sugar is tracking high for days in a row, or could offer new ways for a patient to get real-time information and specific guidance about diet or insulin dosage."
In addition to announcing its Sanofi partnership, Google also on Monday revealed the leadership within its new life science divisions and what they are working on. Here's what the company says about its developing products:
- Smart contact lens — led by Brian Otis– with an embedded computer chip and glucose sensor the size of a piece of glitter, the lens is being developed to measure glucose in tears continuously. We've licensed this technology to Alcon, a division of Novartis, to continue development and hopefully one day offer a new way for the 300 million people with diabetes to manage their disease.
- Cardiac and activity monitor — led by Kobus Jooste– is a wrist worn device that measures ECG, pulse, skin temperature, activity levels and environmental variables such as humidity and pressure. The cardiac and activity monitor is developed in partnership with clinicians to advance the state of the art of clinical trials.
- Liftware products — led by Anupam Pathak– the stabilizing handle, spoon and fork attachments are designed to help people with hand tremor eat more easily. Liftware is available for sale at liftware.com. The team is developing new ways to monitor tremor in clinical trials and is working with physicians and patients to improve the understanding of Essential Tremor and Parkinson's Disease.
- Nanotechnology platform — led by Vik Bajaj– a project to develop targeted nanoparticle platforms for applications in diagnosis and treatment of disease. These tools may one day help to detect cancer and other diseases earlier, understand their biology more completely, and create more precise treatments. We will work with partners in developing this technology have deep expertise in specific disease states and associated drug pipelines.
- Robotic-assisted surgical tools — we're collaborating with Johnson & Johnson to develop the next generation of robotic-assisted surgical technologies. We'll explore how advanced imaging, image analysis and new sensors and effectors can give surgeons greater situational awareness and support.
- The Baseline Study — a multi-year scientific research study led by Dr. Jessica Mega in close collaboration with academic research partners. We are going to apply the latest technologies and molecular tools – many of which weren't available even a few years ago – to create a better understanding of health and what happens when someone transitions to disease that the broader medical community can leverage for years to come. We also have a collaboration in multiple sclerosis with Biogen Idec; we'll use sensors, laboratory science, and bio-analytical tools to better define and understand how and why the disease impacts each individual patient so differently.
Above: A contact lens that measures glucose levels in tears is one of the products being developed by Google's life sciences team as it becomes its own subsidiary of parent company Alphabet. A glitter-sized wireless chip and sensor could serve as an early warning for the diabetes patient who wears it, switching on tiny LED lights when blood sugar levels cross a threshold. (Photo courtesy of Google)
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Releasing the sweet smell of nectar.
Not one can compare to your scent,
No synthetic, nor natural flower.
Now I, not the same: Relentlessly dour.
The ugly duckling, the shameless lamb unblent.
Face pale, body weak, decrepit spectre.
Take me broken; my passion to mend.
When the lines between us are connected and drawn:
When I compare the you and I;
I am imperfect and flawed,
While you; are perfection in mine eye.
And the flower is taken and crushed
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Youtube Continues its Cannabis Purge without Reason
As some of you may or may not have heard, my GreenBox Grown Youtube Channel was recently shut down without warning and so were most other Cannabis Related Channels on the Platform. It seems to be that Youtube will not be associated with this type of content, even though a lot of the channels that have been removed recently were there for over 5 years. This is unfortunate for so many reasons, but most of all it is sad because of the fact that it is preventing medical patients from accessing the info that was providing them with a cure to their ailment.
Not only has Youtube been shutting down all of these channels without warning, but they are doing it without reason as well. I personally was informed that my videos include too much "Violence" and therefore they had to remove my channel, but for those of you who watch you know my videos are nowhere close to being violent.
Luckily the Cannabis Community isn't going to just roll over and take it, so we have begun to fight back! Today Leafly released an article investigating what is going on, and I am very proud to say they included GreenBox Grown in the discussion. While it is unfortunate circumstance, I am excited to be at the forefront of this issue as I know I can truly help to make a difference.
To read the full article by Leafly, just visit the link below. As always, thank you for reading and in the meantime...
Happy Growing!
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At the 2015 business meeting, SETC members proposed the creation of an SETC workgroup on outbreak detection and response. Jeanne Sullivan Meissner from New York City and Tambi Shaw from California are drafting workgroup objectives, guiding principles, and work processes.
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I love the theatre. I am part of an amdram group that put productions on a couple of times a year. Our next show will be the 100th show!
I used to do leading lady parts, but now I am consigned to the older, housekeeper, mature wifey, comic roles. Not that I mind, less to learn with all the fun of the rehearsals and productions. One of our cast even wrote us a play that we did last year, and it was really well received.
I usher at our local theatre, the Wolsey, and get to see all the shows for free!
The Mister and I also go and see several West Ends shows a year, although I also go with my daughter and other friends occasionally.
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I've tried a commercial client sucessfully on my campus (humm.. I dont remember the name) ...can this be a bug in putty/winscp !?
I don't think it is a bug of WinSCP and it cannot be a bug of Putty. What commercial client does work? Are you sure it was SCP client? It might have been SFTP client. There are usually less problems with server configuration for SFTP than for SCP. WinSCP is going to support SFTP with next release.


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Simpler Life… Bicycle Style!
Some of you know what a complete nut I am about bicycles and bicycling. Well, I love it. I wish I had the super svelte figure to go with it but alas…this 40+ year old does not! However, I love getting on any style of bicycle and going for long rides. Juan and I have done 60 mile treks riding our single speeds (for those unfamiliar…this is a bicycle with only ONE gear!)
Since we wanted to make this big change in reducing clutter and STUFF…we also wanted to live a simpler life where we live in a more urbanized community where it is easy to walk or bicycle to a favorite destination. And where we live….we couldn't be happier and enjoy that every chance we get. (When it isn't 110+ degrees outside). We were so excited this weekend as it hit only a high of 99 degrees! For us this is Fall weather…almost jacket weather (I'm kidding)….so we decided to embark on a bicycle ride through some of the mid century modern neighborhoods with great little homes.
Our destination today was Northwood off 12th Street and north of Glendale. It is an area where Juan grew up AND his elementary school, Simis Elementary, is right nearby. These are "Haver Homes" a wonderful midcentury architect. Ralph Haver was a modern architect working in metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, from 1945 until the early 1980s. Haver is best known for his Mid-Century Modern Haver Homes, affordable tract housing executed in a contemporary modern style. These Haver homes are prized by designers and do-it-yourselfers alike as modest and modern spaces to renovate.
There are many of these treasured homes that couples are purchasing AND bringing back to their original beautiful style they were 50+ years ago. What I love about the Ralph Haver Homes is many of them are not huge homes… small square footage and such style.
So join me as we cruise through this neighborhood and Juan's enjoy a trip down memory lane of where he grew up!
|Very clean lines…sorry picture with my iphone
|Haver home brought back to it's original beauty
|LOVE the decorative block!
|Original Ad for Princess Homes Northwood courtesy of Modern Phoenix
|This one has a great little front patio.
|Very simple style with the slat fence to give a private area for relaxing
|Closer view
|Juan checking out his old elementary school…
As I mentioned, the original Ad I found comes from a wonderful person here in the Phoenix area that has dedicated herself to knowing, understanding, cataloging etc….midcentury homes. Her name is Allison King. King started the Modern Phoenix website in summer of 2003 as a quick-reference method to catalogue midcentury neighborhoods. Since then, her site has exploded with research, reporting and activism opportunities, resulting in an annual home tour and Modern Phoenix Week featuring educational and entertainment events. So whether you are a Phoenician or fan of midcentury modern homes, I encourage you to check out her website. She also has a facebook page called Modern Phoenix.
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Here is a bargain for do-it-yourself buyers! This 3-bedroom, 1-bath home built in the 1920's has cottage character, original maple floors and lots of potential. Bring back its sparkle with a coat of paint and repairs here and there.
Some of the finishing has already been done. The kitchen cupboards and counters have been replaced and the steel roof is only couple years old. There is also a new deck overlooking the backyard.
With 2 stories and 1,375 sq. ft. of living space, there is one bedroom on the main level (13 x 12) and two 11 x 12 bedrooms on the upper level. The living room is 23 x 13, and the eat-in kitchen measures 15 x 11. The home has a stone foundation and partial basement, too.
Located in the town of Drummond and across from the Drummond schools, this home has both city water and city sewer.
The 0.36-acre lot has a pretty lawn and shade trees. You can watch the kids walk to school from here. For job commuting, Drummond is about equi-distant from Ashland and Hayward.
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text: Share: Comments Print October 6, 2012 at 6:30 AM Gameday links Posted by Bob Condotta It's the dawn of another college football Saturday, and if it's like every other college football Saturday, it figures to be unpredictable. The weather in Eugene, though, looks like something you can count on, with a high of 74 and clear for today and tonight. So, basically, perfect conditions for the 105th meeting of the Huskies and Ducks, a series that dates to 1900. You probably don't need or want much reminding that the last eight have not gone so well for the Huskies. And in my preview story for Saturday's paper I detail that one common theme to many of Oregon's recent wins in the series has been pulling away in the second half. UW is hardly the only victim to this trend — Oregon led Arizona just 13-0 at the half two weeks ago here before winning 49-0, and led WSU 23-19 last week at CenturyLink before winning 51-26 (so that's 36-19 in the first half for Oregon in its first two conference games, and 64-7 in the second). The general feeling is that Oregon's fast-paced offense wears down defenses, and that the Ducks also do a good job of adjusting and zeroing in on what is working best and discarding the rest. As noted in the story, UW coach Steve Sarkisian hopes a deeper defense will be better able to handle the storm this time around. Almost as much of a question this time, as we noted earlier in our prediction piece, is whether UW's offense can keep up. The Huskies are 10th in the Pac-12 in scoring offense at 23.2 (and 13.6 without the Portland State game) and 11th in total offense at 313.2. Oregon ranks sixth in total defense in terms of yards allowed per game, but a more telling number may be yards allowed per play, which is 4.5, third behind Arizona State (4.0) and Stanford (4.4). UW's average of 4.6 yards per offensive play also ranks 11th in the conference ahead of only Utah's 4.4. So not trying to be a downer here as the day begins, just noting what the point spread, which is 24 or 24.5 depending on the venue, makes obvious — this will be a challenge for UW today. IN OTHER NEWS. … — Bud Withers offers his picks for the rest of the weekend, including on the UW-Oregon game. — Here's Sarkisian's address the other day to the team renovation Husky Stadium. — The Oregonian's Aaron Fentress says UW lacks the offense to give a serious threat to Oregon today. Fentress also chatted on Friday. — The Oregonian's Ken Goe says the coaches should embrace the rivalry. — Rob Moseley of the Eugene Register-Guard calls this about as tame of a Washington-Oregon week as he can recall and picks the Ducks to win 42-19. — Here are the Guard's game notes as well as an X's and O's preview with Ken Woody, who was a UW assistant for a few years during a long coaching career. — The Portland Tribune says the Ducks are overcoming growing pains. — Here's the AP preview via FoxSports. — PacificTakes examines the history of the rivalry and also offers this preview. — The Oregonian's John Canzano says Nick Saban's transparent attack on Oregon "is laughable." — Here's Chip Kelly talking about the game via CBSSports.com. — UW's next opponent, USC, has the weekend off after beating Utah Thursday night. Here are some notes and quotes from Trojan coach Lane Kiffin's talk with the media Friday from ESPN.com. — The LA Times previews UCLA's visit to Cal, where it hasn't won since 1998. — Stanford and Arizona meet in Palo Alto, each hoping to bounce back from tough losses. — Washington State, meanwhile, is hoping to pull off another surprise in Corvallis. — UW QB commit Troy Williams threw for three TDs but his Narbonne team had a tougher time than expected against Carson. — Here's a nice feature on UW commit Elijah Qualls who led his team to a big win Friday night. — Jake Locker is out for Sunday. Comments


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In California, I can give you 8 reasons why I'm disappointed about last Tuesday. And in Florida, I can give you 2.
Seriously, in what should have been the most incredible day in politics, bigotry and intolerance had to put a damper on the celebration. America elected an African American as its president. Usually red states Florida and Ohio went blue. Perennial red states Indiana, Colorado, Virginia and North Carolina did as well. I am proud to say that for only the second time since I started voting in 1980, Florida went blue.
Democrats gained seats in both the House and the Senate making it clear that we want our country back.
So, of course, we have to do something to put a damper on the party.
Gay marriage, the far right's new favorite wedge issue reared its ugly head in Arizona, California and Florida.
In California, these close-minded scum took away rights that were already given to gays and lesbians. I cannot fathom what it is like to have someone tell me that my marriage is no longer valid. In a world where it is so difficult, not only to find your soul mate, but to have the "til death do us part" actually make it that far, how can anyone keep two people who love each other from the basic right of hearing their loved one say 'I do'?
In Florida, my home state, Amendment 2 was an extremely vague bill. Same-sex marriage was already banned but God forbid that the Supreme Court overturn it – we have to put something in the state Constitution. Every major newspaper in the state urged voters to reject this bill. In addition to the discrimination against gays and lesbians, this bill takes away rights already enjoyed by all domestic partners (that includes straights and seniors).
These bills were pushed strongly by the churches. Don't get me started on that. I can write about that for days. I thought it was illegal for churches to get mixed up in politics – something about separation between church and state. Couldn't they lose their tax-exempt status for this?
What surprises me is the number of African-Americans who remember their struggle during the Civil Rights era, this week actually voted for an African-American for president. These same people discriminated against another group of people. Their memories sure are short.
We need to right this wrong. As far as we came this week, we still have a way to go.


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Bet Has made a statement in regards to Rihanna's Man Down Video. The Network simply says
BET Networks has a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines that are applied to all of our content. The Rihanna 'Man Down' video complied with these guidelines and was approved for air.
Rihanna said earlier on twitter
I'm a 23 year old rockstar with NO KIDS! What's up with everybody wantin me to be a parent? I'm just a girl, I can only be your/our voice! Cuz we all know how difficult/embarrassing it is to communicate touchy subject matters to anyone especially our parents
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Essex House LA Presents: Her Power!
Essex house is proud to provide support for a day that brings powerful women together to create, share and expand their network, then get their dance on all night long!
Hosted by: Beckys & We are all onesie in support of: Women's march LA
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Helen Olds of We Are All Onesie, along with guest speaker Crystal Miel Cossey of The Beckys are launching Her Power LA, a women in business network for our community.
This is a platform for business owners, artists, designers, entrepreneurs, and all women who would like to give support and be supported by other powerful women, to come together and collaborate.
From at 10:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.- Wine & Sign: A wine bar and sign making collaboration before we heard to the March.
8:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. - Launch of Her Power LA!
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How getting your approach to b2b tech content right is a critical factor in understanding buyer behaviour.
It's an interesting dynamic that in these days of multiple data points, touch points, marketing automation tools, platforms, attribution engines, dashboards, anyoftheabove, many b2b tech marketers still struggle to connect with their target audiences in a way that can truly be described as engaging. I've lost count of the times I've had marketers say to me something along the lines of "We've consistently delivered leads to the business, tracked media activities and grown a data pool to which we can remarket, and yet we have very little idea as to why a potential buyer would choose us or a competitor, unless we are the incumbent".


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