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Freelancing / Contract Work
Current Status / Availability
(Last Update: Jan 17th, 2018)
Currently not available for contracting.
Please do not hesitate to contact me, but make sure you read the FAQ and Pricing Scheme.
IMPORTANT: See Current Status / Availability section above for the current service status.
Juan Pablo Rodriguez DV offers freelancing/contract work services focused on complete entrepreneurial solutions, from the creation of products/applications/systems specification/requirements, development of software/hardware component and/or complete implementation, to their maintenance, scalability and continuous improvement.
Because of his commitment to personal development, education, skill improvement and offering clients a more comprehensive service, he also provides support for activities that are key to any endeavor like social media, marketing campaigns, product specifications, business proposals and strategies.
All these aiming to become the only resource that you need to get a project from an idea to a working and commercially viable implementation.
His proven experience, high-profile achievements and education on cross-domain technological topics demonstrate his ability to innovate, integrate, design and improve broad range of computer-based systems and tackle the most complex challenges.
A Real Full-Time Professional Freelancer
A full-time freelancer since February, 2014. From that time, the maximum period that I have been without a client that I has been four weeks. All my trajectory, working in more than 40 projects for more than 10 clients around the globe in projects of all sorts (ranging from simple utility scripts, to complex/distributed systems with several remote teams), attaining excellent reviews and recommendations, has resulted in an outstanding reputation and high service demand from clients around the world, as I became well established and highly regarded in a system where engineers, developers, students, professionals, scientists from around the globe offer their services in a leveled plain field. In this system, just those that truly offer the best result, implementations and experience to their clients stand out, and that is what I have done as it can be seen in my profiles in the two main freelancing sites: Upwork and Freelancer.com.
As a result of the previously mentioned, freelancing has been my core business and main source of income since then. As I love every aspect of the work dynamic, it's evolution through the years, exciting tendencies / opportunities (as I believe that it is becoming the new paradigm of work of the 21st century), outstanding growth and the success that I had derived from the passion and freedom to excel in my craft, I am more than happy and realized to be, and continuing to be, a full-time freelancer.
This is considerably different from other freelancers you may find on the market:
Other freelancers might be new to the craft, therefore, don't understand what the client needs, nor the expected work dynamic.
As it can be seen in my freelancing / contract history, testimonials of happy customers and the high ratings and qualifications that I hold in Upwork and Freelancer.com, there is a proven record of my ability to, not only fulfilling my client expectations, but to exceeding them.
As a result, more than 95% of my clients have contact me again for additional work at least once.
Other freelancers might be looking to scam you and/or might have a dubious reputation.
As it can be seen in this site and in my social professional profiles (Upwork, Freelancer.com and LinkedIn), you will be able to observe that my online presence is only accompanied with proven experience and demonstrable achievements that are consistent across all sites. Additionally, you can find complete social media profiles where I carry personal branding campaigns (some of them are not fully developed, but there are plans in the future to do so):
Other freelancers might just be looking to make "earnings above it all", so they will do the minimum necessary, won't go the extra mile and might leave you if they find a higher bidder, which will always make you feel uneasy and insecure about your endeavor.
As you will be able to read in the Freelancing/Contract Work FAQ, part of becoming an exceptional freelancer is being able to give clients peace of mind, results, continuity and trustworthiness. Pricing, rates and expectations (maximum and minimums, as well as adjusting factors) are posted online and available to the public so there are no surprises, but more importantly, that all my clients know that they will be treated the same, either an individual or large corporation. As long as conditions agreed upon are respected, there is no reason to leave a client until my services are no longer required (as I also value income stability like anybody else), since loyalty is always good business and the best that you can provide your client to give her/him or them an enhanced experience.
Other freelancers might leave your project right in the middle because they might be doing freelancing just until they find a "permanent" position (i.e. regular work) elsewhere.
As mentioned before, freelancing is my core business, being a freelancer is my permanent / regular work.
Other freelancers might not have the necessary language proficiency (English) and interpersonal skills that are required for a smooth progress,
As it can be seen in my CV, specifically in my core education and professional experience, I have lived in the U.S. for around ten years (did both my Bachelor and Master of Science degrees there, and all my work experience prior to becoming a full-time freelancer, and most of my client's have been english speakers since then). Although I do have somewhat of an accent (Spanish is my native language), this has never affected my ability to create great impressions and make deep business and personal relations/connections. If you don't believe me, let's talk through Skype, Google Hangouts, or any medium you find convenient, so you can take conclusions on your own.
Well, if you haven't noticed, I set up a great opportunity for us to connect professionally, so send me a message, to set up our meeting, you can also connect with me through LinkedIn.
Other freelancers might not have any experience to showcase, which might be an indication that they won't be able to deliver the results you might be looking for.
As you keep exploring, you will see that my 15 years of education / experience combined derived in high-profile accomplishments with Fortune 500 clients, high-end power control industry and individuals/companies around the globe, outstanding skills / assessments scores, certifications and a long track of client/customer satisfaction attained are proof of my commitment of always giving my best, passionate and thoughtful work and always improving my skills to continue assisting my clients reach their goals in better and more efficient ways.
As a full-time freelancer, my time and schedule are entirely adaptable to your necessities and needs.
The Freelancer / Contract Work History page contains the listing of all my freelancing contracts (from all remote freelancing platforms combined, as well as private/particular contracts) since I have started providing my services as a full-time freelancer (this does not include my professional experience before freelancing, which can be viewed here). All these to provide clients an easy way to assess my freelancing career in its entirety.
If you are convinced and don't need to keep reading, send me a message so I can tell you all the reasons I consider we will enjoy working together. And if you are not convinced, send me a message anyway so I can clear any doubts you have or connect with me through LinkedIn.
Outstanding Client Satisfaction, Recommendations and Ratings
Before I keep pointing out additional reasons why I consider I am the freelancer / contract worker you will love and always will want to work with, let's hear what my previous clients have to say. This is a small sample:
Note: Reviews posted here are verbatim copies of the original posts as they were written, therefore grammatical errors are present, but have not been corrected on purpose.
"Juan has been a great asset to our team. He is the engine of the project and has been steadfast in his work. We are very thankful to have met Juan as he has raised the engineering bar super high for us and we are always happy to work with him again."
"Juan is a great developer. He has the foresight to create not only what you have originally asked for, but supporting and improved features as well. Very talented and very nice. Everything a coder should be."
"Juan sets the standard for freelancer developers. He is very skilled in creating a resilient system in a timely manner I am lucky to have found him."
"Juan is hard working and committed without the extra overhead of the usual freelancers. I'm glad that we came across."
"Component, punctual, great communication, goes the extra mile, clear and concise time tracking, solid experience; education in the real world. 1 of the best freelancer programmers..."
... and these are just a few selected reviews of the testimonials page, where you can find these and many other reviews that I have gathered through remote freelancing platforms, with the links to the source where they have been posted (and you will see that even the testimonials page does not contain all great reviews).
Visiting my Upwork and Freelancer.com profiles will show you that all the previously mentioned have resulted in almost flawless satisfaction scores as a consequence of being an indispensable enabler for my clients, by providing them with great guidance, advice, attitude and great results.
What is the Secret?
It is quite simple: genuinely caring about your client and project's success and well-being.
That involves always treating clients with education, respect, humility and kindness at all times and becoming a true member of the team. Nobody wants to deal with unpleasant people (no matter the situation) and with somebody that just simply cares about the money (for me is about creating things I am proud of, solving puzzles, challenges and developing great personal and professional bonds with people), so I made a personal goal of making sure that the interaction that I have with the client is the highlight of her/his day, as I aim to bring always a can-do attitude, positivity mindset and encouraging behavior to the table.
Additionally, always being straightforward, honest and have a common ground/understanding with clients since the beginning is the foundation for a successful long term business and professional relation.
Combining all that with great results and exceeding their expectations... that is why clients come back and I have the proven record with the high satisfactions scores that I have!!!
I always try to work with the client's resources and economical capabilities to ensure that the project complies with her/his budget (to the greatest extend possible as posted in the pricing scheme), by trading personal flexibility and allowances for discounted rates.
So do you want to get things done having a great experience in the process? Then, just send me a message (or let's connect through LinkedIn) and start experiencing and learning about what we can accomplish together.
Commitment to Improvement and Achievement
Juan Pablo Rodriguez DV comes from a family of engineers, and considers engineering as his calling: close to a religion and a way of life.
As a classical musician that spends a lifetime improving his skills, optimizing her/his music by working on the interpretation of every piece and optimizing it, year after year, I believe engineering, and all other crafts, should be experienced and treated in the same manner, as that is the key of achieving excellence through professional and personal fulfillment.
As part of my continuing skill and experience optimization, I find it critical to have all knowledge available as fast as possible, so I use several methodologies to ensure that is the case (super summaries, self-discipline, organizational schemes, advanced note-taking, mnemonic systems, brain-training, healthy lifestyle), which has allowed me to quick access of knowledge, remembering important experience-based lessons and recovering old skills fast as possible.
The previously mentioned has allowed me to further advance my education in other topics not necessarily in the technology domain like social media, marketing, accounting in order to provide a more comprehensive approach and analysis to everything I do, and provide clients with different approaches that other freelancers might not be familiar with.
Transparency in Work Dynamics, Rules and Pricing
Perhaps the main recipe of my successful relationship with clients has been being straightforward and set the right expectations with clients right from the beginning, so when an extraordinary situation arises, we both know how to deal with it, without going through any inconveniences and bad times.
As a result of several years of experience with clients, I have generated this FAQ, that contains answers to the most commonly asked questions and I use it as my modus operandi. It gathers solutions and lessons acquired from previous experiences in order to avoid pitfalls and ensure client satisfaction. It also ensures that the client knows what to expect and everybody knows that they will be treated the same.
As a general rule and part of my commitment of seeing my clients succeed, I like to work with my client's economy. I provide flexible pricing that is based on allowances in work dynamics that improve my quality of life, which I do reward with the discounted rates, if my client allows them. Note that the pricing scheme page does not only contains the allowances that I might ask, but why do I ask this allowances. Also there is the FAQ for freelancing / contract work that attempts to answer the other questions. If you still have any question, by all means, please contact me.
Not surprisingly, these allowances result in high performance, since they are factors that I know from the past that have maximized my well being, which has resulted in higher focus, concentration and genuine care for the well being and maintenance of long term relationships with clients.
Engineering / Development / Technical Experience
With more than 15 years of professional experience and education combined, I have worked in various projects, that required multiple skills, adaptability and knowledge of a broad range of technological systems that encompassed both hardware and software.
Some of these include (but not limited to):
Creation of PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) parameter automated acquisition solutions (control systems) and evaluation of circuitry for hardware defect in communication peripherals (UART).
Design, creation and maintenance of automated/intelligent test systems (fault detection based on statistics analysis).
Full stack web design using the most effective and commonly used technologies nowadays: Angular2/Angular4 (NodeJS, NPM), Flask/Django (Python), PHP, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, TypeScript, Bootstrap4, AWS, Docker, NGINX, and others.
Troubleshooting image processing systems and artificial intelligence for autonomous ground vehicle used for a U.S. national robotics competition in the Selfridge National Military Base in Michigan.
Communication packet analysis/development (programming) for different protocols and stacks (TCP/IP, NTP, MODBUS, LTE, proprietary).
FPGA, microcontroller and circuit modeling for various applications:, signal filtering (sensor input processing), control for brushless motors, as well as providing and designing complete documentation (schematics, operations, setups) for the previously mentioned applications.
GPIB automated data acquisition, XML based DSL (Domain-Specific Language) and remote control system for Agilent / HP4541A Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer.
Cloud configuration management with Amazon Web Services (AWS) using AIM, EC2, RDS, S3.
Design, development and publishing of Android and iPhone applications (from zero to app store publishing).
Programming for embedded / real-time life critical systems using C / C++ and assembly language for industrial applications in the U.S. Power and Energy / Industrial Automation sector, and other applications like highly meta-templated libraries with cache aware / hardware aware computations for database query engine processing systems (Google Supersonic).
Creation/development of monitoring systems: keyboard loggers (and detectors), screen capturers (and detectors) on Windows OS computers and anti-monitoring systems.
On-Page and Off-Page Search Engine Optimizations (SEO): content generation strategies, marketing/social media strategies.
Perl, Bash, Lua script creation for system task automations.
Document automation using VB.NET and Windows Forms.
Creation of documentation, specifications and requirements for test terminals worth 200,000 USD per unit.
And many others...
All these and other experiences can be reviewed in my professional / work experience, research / relevant activities and my contract / freelancer work history.
You need me to tell you about a particular experience in more detail? Then let's talk!! Send me a message, so we can setup a meeting.
U.S. Based Education and Professional Experience
I am one of those who believe that self-directed and continuing education is the true path to mastery (constant improvement). This can clearly be seen in OnlineEduReview: initiative to guide and inform the Internet community regarding the most effective, efficient and economical ways to acquire skills. Nevertheless, it never hurts to have a core education and all professional experience, before becoming a full-time freelancer, based on one of the most trustworthy educational systems, when it comes to engineering, and in a place that ensures my proficiency in English (as Spanish is my native language), so we can have an effective and frictionless communication.
This point is being made, not because of the quality of education (once again, true mastery is achieved by ourselves and it is maximized when we are in control, which is the premise of OnlineEduReview), but because having all my formal engineering education in English means that I don't need to perform mental translation to talk about technical and advanced terms with English-speaking clients.
So if you want to give a shot to my english proficiency, please do not hesitate to contact me, and we can set up a Skype meeting (or any other service you might want to use for such purpose).
Continuing Education and Training
In a fast paced world, where competition and higher innovation bring better approaches and ways to proceed for all of us, having a freelancer that is committed to learn all of these and more is crucial to ensure the longevity, competitiveness and scalability of any application you might consider implementing.
Every freelancer should always measure the heartbeat of innovation, new methodologies and tendencies all the time, to offer clients solutions that a regular employee might not offer. Additionally, every freelancer should also improve and update the skills that she or he currently have, as they are also constantly changing and improving to adapt to new challenges and realities (new versions, new iterations, upgrades, etc).
The greatest freelancers are in constant pursue of knowledge, as better approaches result in higher client satisfaction, in more contracts done, and in overall success.
Juan Pablo Rodriguez DV is constantly learning new technologies and additional skills as it can be seen on his listing of UDemy courses taken and OnlineEduReview blog, where he reviews courses he takes, in order to provide the Internet community with the best, most efficiency, most effective and most economical ways to get continuing education. He is also a long-term subscriber of Safari Books Online the biggest library of technology books, where he has access to the latest educational knowledge on any technological topic, and constantly references.
Swiss Army Knife Engineer
A personal goal I have professionally is to become a Swiss-Army Knife Engineer, the best one there is. Not only because I realized that the more skills that I have the more I am able to accomplish for my client and myself, but because I realized through the years of experience that is the best honest way to provide a better service by not being bias about a particular skill in order to get a contract.
Many tend to believe that being a Swiss-Army Knife Engineer means that an engineer does not posses high specialization in any area (i.e. Jack of all trades, master of none).
Nevertheless, by definition, a "Swiss-Army Knife" is a knife above it all ...an outstanding knife, and then, the rest. You don't buy the Swiss-Army Knife for the toothpick it comes with, you buy it mainly for the knife, but the toothpick is always a good addition and a life-saver if you need it. Well, as it can be seen in my CV, and my Primary Skills and Secondary Skills list, I clearly state my specializations, and others technological tools in which I had experience and I am somewhat proficient. Additionally, Skill Assessments show that I have top-notch worldwide certified proficiency (top 10% worldwide in most of them and from several certification authorities) in many of the ones tested (and others which I didn't have the time to test).
Additionally, because great, honest and freelancers that offer a frictionless overall experience are hard to find (which I pride myself of being, as it can be seen in the testimonials section), clients rather stick with a freelancer that they trust as long as she or he can show the proficiency (not even the best just good enough) than give a shot to a specialist they are unfamiliar with. At the beginning of a project this is an excellent way reducing risks, as I find out that the main complain from most of my clients have been working with bad freelancers. Therefore I try to provide a broad range of technical skills (and provide the necessary proofs of proficiencies, through skill assessments, but because of availability is not always possible), in order to ensure the client maintains the great experience that I am more than confident that I can provide, and avoid them having to take unnecessary risks.
Support / Commitment to the Freelancing, Online/Remote Business and Education Communities
As stated in jprdv.com mission statement, it is a personal mission of mine to empower individuals and companies.
Additionally, since I have gained so much from the Internet, I think it is just fair to give back so others can grow, as it happened with me.
Therefore I maintain 6 blogs that are instrumental in fulfilling my mission statement:
Freelanstyle (opportunity made ubiquitous / the freelancer lifestyle): The ultimate guide/resource for distributed/remote freelancing, contractual work and the gig/task economy, for both clients and service providers.
Magnobusiness (distributed/online work, business and entrepreneurship): the ultimate gude/resource for distributed/remote work, business, entrepreneurship and making money online in general.
OnlineEduReview (Education right to the point): The ultimate guide/resource for getting the most economic, efficient and practical remote/online education and training.
Workavel: (work and travel combined): The ultimate guide/resource for travel and work combined: digital nomads, workations, location independence and leisure/work traveling.
The jprdv.com Blog contains supplementary/technical/hands-on material fore Freelanstyle, Magnobusiness, OnlineEduReview and Workavel, as well as covering science, technology and engineering in general.
jprdvTheCorner contains the personal/editorial/opinion section of the site.
So helping and empowering individuals and companies is a concrete and undergoing mission that I have, that I do because of principle. As the Internet and it's community have helped me to get to this point and continue to improve not only my life, but yours as well, I want to lead the way to others, as many in the community have done with me.
At this point, I would like to personally ask you to support me by connecting (following, subscribing, etc.) with me in social media (where I post all the material of these 5 blogs in a single stream through jprdv.com) so I can get my message to a broader audience:
Thank you beforehand for helping me spread the word.
Let's Connect!!!
As professionals we all win when we get connect!!! Connect with me on LinkedIn regardless of your choice of freelancer!!! There is no loss for any of us and so much to gain from it.
Contact Me
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Q&A: Erin Hanson
Erin Hanson was eight years old when she began painting, she 'started commissioning paintings at age ten, and by age twelve she was employed after school at a mural studio.' [1] Since then, Hanson has won numerous awards and opened her own gallery, The Erin Hanson Gallery.
Exclusively painting landscapes, Hanson's love for the great outdoors stems back to her childhood when she frequently explored the National Parks of California. However, Nevada's Red Rock Canyon has arguably had the biggest impact on her. It was only after rock climbing on these sunkissed ochres, mauves, and reds that Hanson decided to pursue a career in art. 'The angular, discrete planes of sandstone rock' in its landscapes inspired her mosaic style, which over the years has evolved into, what is now called, 'open-impressionism', combining impressionist techniques with expressionism and abstraction [1]
Art Aesthetics sat down with Hanson to discuss life, business, and, most importantly, art.
PC: Can you tell us a bit about your background and how you got started in the art world?
EH: I think all of us begin as artists, and like many small children I sketched what I saw around me and painted with various mediums from watercolors and inks to oils. I was lucky enough to go to a small private school that had a rich arts program and an art teacher that fostered my love of painting through most of my formative years. I worked in a mural studio when I was teenager, where I became the official color-mixer, mixing gallons of acrylic paint to match colors the lead artist made up in little dixie cups.
I decided to fully pursue the arts as a career when I was well out of college (with a degree in bioengineering) and had started my own business that was rolling along well and offered me time to rock climb and explore the natural landscapes of Nevada and Utah. I have always loved impressionism but my greatest source of inspiration has always been natural landscapes. It was kind of a brilliant moment when I managed to connect these two passions and ended up deciding to paint one piece a week. I love a good challenge and was raised with the importance of practicing and applying yourself daily to become good at something. I have now been painting at least one painting a week, every week, for the past decade. I always experiment and push myself as an artist, striving to capture the dramatic landscapes and fleeting light and color I love so much.
PC: Art and science are often seen as dichotomous. Do you think they are? And does your science background influence your art in any way?
EH: I am sure they are different in many ways but both certainly take dedication, attention to the fine detail and a willingness to always be learning. In that way, I believe there are many parallels and that my education in the sciences has enhanced my abilities and approach to the arts.
PC: When and how did you decide to become a professional artist?
EH: I was raised to do everything as a professional. If you are going to do something then you might as well be the best and really apply yourself. Even as a child I was selling commissions of friend's dogs, and I even did an album cover on commission (and got paid in a giant stack of $2 bills.) When I finished college, I had been creating a painting a week for a year before I decided to start selling my new impressionist paintings. I started doing outdoor art festivals and gradually built up quite a demand for my work, eventually opening my own gallery about 5 years ago.
PC: How did you develop your style and from where/whom did you draw your inspiration?
EH: I visited the Getty (in Los Angeles) on a school field trip when I was pretty young. I remember seeing "Irises" by Van Gogh. I think that moment was fairly pivotal for me; I really responded to the color and life he portrayed. Then I recall seeing actual irises while planting in my mother's garden, we were outside working and I was struck by how beautiful they were but how the painting was even more beautiful. I always wanted to be an impressionist painter, although I had to work through the "realistic" phase first, which took many years, and many discarded paintings.
PC: Were you deterred from becoming a landscape painter and if so, what, if any, effects did this have on your artistic style and/or career trajectory?
EH: Not specifically landscapes but certainly on being an artist. I was told, as most aspiring artists are, that it is too hard to make a living as an artist. In my opinion, it is quite easy to sell paintings and make a living, but you have to be willing to work hard (80 hours a week is very common) and learn how to market yourself. Being able to create amazing paintings is only half the game, then you have to be able to get your paintings in front of people so they can see them!
I think the modern or contemporary art world shies away from landscapes or natural beauty. I don't really understand why since it is one of the most pleasing art forms to the eye and certainly one of the most popular. I have a hard time keeping up with the demand for my work, so I am not so concerned about what the great "curators" or "critics" might say, but what the actual collectors and fans think and feel as a result of my works.
PC: Would you encourage people to enter landscape painting professionally?
EH: If they are drawn to that subject matter then certainly. I think it is hard to follow a pursuit just because it is "in" or popular. I wouldn't shy away from it due to trends or whatever. I definitely wouldn't let your opinions be adulterated by outside sources.
PC: When and why did you decide to start your own gallery?
EH: Honestly, I kind of had to. I was working out of my Burbank home for years and it got to the point where I was annoying my neighbors with how many canvases were coming in and paintings were being shipped out. One of them reported me to the city and this inspector came and said to me: "There have been reports of too many canvases." Once the inspector determined I was actually making a living as an artist, he gave me two weeks to move my business out of my home. That was a little bit terrifying but I pretty quickly realized the next step was to create a gallery and studio space. It allowed me to expand quite a bit and within a couple of years I had outgrown the first 2,000-square-foot space and moved into a 5,000-square-foot space in an artsy neighborhood near downtown LA. I later upgraded again, and I now have an even larger gallery and studio space in San Diego. It is much prettier down here.
PC: Did you purposefully choose to forgo gallery representation and if so, why?
EH: This is really a personal preference, I have worked with galleries in the past and likely will in the future. I do work with galleries but typically for exhibitions or limited engagements.
I approach this as my "game" as it were, so I prefer to have the reigns when it comes to when and how my works are displayed. It is also an issue of keeping up with the demand, I can hardly keep pace with the requests for my work at this point so I have a hard time sending off my paintings to outside businesses that I have no real idea on what they will do with them or if they will even hang it consistently.
PC: Have you ever/Would you ever consider expanding the gallery to represent other artists?
EH: My goal is to have a platform to represent my paintings, this has worked very well. It does not align with my business model and goals to bring in other artists. I do recommend that other artists be dedicated and driven in accomplishing their own goals, and I hope to inspire others in seeing that success in this industry is possible.
PC: Does the stress of owning and operating your own gallery impact your art life and if so, is it worth it?
EH: I never worry too much about "stress". I probably enjoy the "art" of business as much as I enjoy actually painting. I enjoy working with my staff and making plans. It helps me greatly to have the reins and be able to personally control the presentation of my pieces. We have a great team here at the gallery. We are able to work with other galleries, museums, wineries, country clubs and designers quite seamlessly.
PC: Would you recommend emerging artists develop their own business and marketing skills to secure their professional career, as opposed to relying on galleries?
EH: Absolutely. Galleries, gallerists and curators are important pieces of the puzzle but the more hands-on you can be the more likely you are to actually get your art in front of collectors and fans. We live in the modern age where you can really be as successful as you want to be, there are so many resources available to artists online for free. You just have to figure out how you want to play your game.
For more information on Erin Hanson's work visit her website here.

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Miscanthus transmorrisonensis
Mounds of narrow glossy foliage produce many attractive pinky white flowerheads that are held high above the foliage. Not evergreen in UK. Best in sunny open position. Height 1.8m-2.1m. Deciduous
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We are currently growing this plant in our nursery. Things are looking good and it should be in stock by Summer 2019.


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Mount Vernon's McIntyre Hall to host open house Sept. 18
A free community open house from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18, provides information about the performing arts season ahead at McIntyre Hall's Performing Arts and Conference Center at Skagit Valley College, 2501 E. College Way, Mount Vernon.
People will get a behind-the-scenes look at the hall, visit with community arts organizations, tour the hall, and enjoy entertainment, refreshments and giveaways. The box office will be open late for ticket purchases.
Details: 360-416-7727, mcintyrehall.org.


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Maybe this is a silly post. Sometimes we need to be silly to alleviate stress. We all know how life is very stressful with all of its valleys and mountains. Any who, here goes.
I caught the minimalist virus or maybe just the organization bug. I want to minimize materialistic belongings. Or at least, organize them. I have three dressers that I have used for years. Yes, I have a lot of clothes and a small closet. And no, don't judge me. With usage, one of the drawers in one of them is broken. I have attempted to fix it. My idea of fixing is duct tape. If that doesn't work, attempt a nail and hammer. Well, it needed a nail and hammer. It is all intact. But, one or two nails are hanging out on the side. So every time I open and close the drawer, I am damaging the inner side of the dresser. I have to maneuver the drawer in such a way as to not damage the dresser. In the meantime, I reduced the amount of clothes I have. In actuality, I am just using one dresser. Yes, the one with the broken drawer. The other two managed to contain storage items. The whole plan was to get rid of two dressers and just keep one. You guessed it, I was thinking of keeping the one with the damaged drawer. I didn't have the heart to get rid of any of them. Maybe I am being sentimental, but these dressers bring back memories. Albeit some were bad. The bad or negative usually causes us to appreciate the good. Each dresser has features unlike the other two. Each one is special to me. Each one has a unique character, even the damaged one. Because it was damaged, I took extra special care in handling it. Then it hit me.
All of us are created in God's image. He sees himself in each one of us. He wouldn't abandon us for any reason especially if we are damaged. He takes extra special care with the damaged, broken, sickly, needy ones. He loves us all unconditionally. As someone once said, "There is nothing you can do to make God love you more or less than he already does." His love is constant as he is constant. He never changes. We change. We don't fully understand him because we are limited by our humanity. If we want to know him or understand him better, all we have to do is ask him.
"I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the Lord's holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God." Ephesians 3:16-19 NIV


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We are now accepting deposits to hold training slots for any of our training programs, starting March 1st, 2019. Give us a call to get your pup into training for next season!
SHR Lexi's First Litter Arrives!
Northern Plains Retrievers is proud to announce the arrival of our HRCH Train x SHR Lexi Litter!! 5 Chocolate and 3 Black Puppies were born Saturday, December 1st. For more info. head to or Current Litters page.
Roux Earns HRC Title!
NPR Train's Midnight Express, "Roux", passed both the Saturday and Sunday Started tests at the Dakota Hunting Retriever Club Tests held by Henry, SD on July 28th and 29th. Roux stepped on every mark and is now has his HRC Started Hunting Retriever title!
Roux Passes Two HRC Tests
NPR Train's Midnight Express, "Roux", passed two HRC Started Hunting Retriever tests at the Prairie Lakes HRC test held at Viking Valley Hunt Club by Ashby, MN. Roux stepped on seven of the eight birds he retrieved, and had just a short hunt on the eighth! Roux is a Train x Grace pup.
Blacks, Yellow, and Chocolates all coming at the same time!
Oakley, Grace, and Nikki are bred and due in late August. Take a look at our Current Litters page, or give us a call for more info..
Nikki Earns HRC Hunting Retriever Title!
On Saturday, June 2nd, NPR Grady's Nik of Time passed the Seasoned Test at the 2nd Annual Arrowhead HRC hunt test held at the Ben Nieimi Memorial Training Grounds in Mt. Iron, MN. She picked up both the land double and the water double cleanly, and lined both blinds. This pass gave her the 40 championship points needed for her HRC Hunting Retriever Title. This was Nikki's 7th straight HRC hunt test pass. She will now start training to run HRC Finished tests and AKC Senior tests.
April Training
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Chocolate Started Male
We have a 16 month old chocolate male for sale. Clay has been through our Started Training Program and spent last fall guiding pheasant hunts in South Dakota. Click on our Started Dogs page for more info.
2018 Training Season
We are now taking deposits for the 2018 training season. Give us a call to reserve a training slot for your dog!!
Grizzly x Faith
SHR Faith has been bred to HRCH, UH Grizzly. Chocolate puppies expected in Mid-February 2018! Now taking deposits.
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SHR Ice has been bred to HRCH Pistol! These black and yellow puppies are due in mid-February 2018. Now taking deposits.
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We have three training slots open for our Puppy Program in January. This program features obedience training, a little collar conditioning, and introduction to guns, birds, and water (season allowing). You can see for information on this program at http://www.northernplainsretrievers.com/puppy-program/. Give us a call if you'd like to sign your dog up today, 320-894-2274.
Train x Grace Pups Two Weeks Old!
The six black females and three black males are fat and happy and almost have their eyes open. Grace is an exceptional mother and doing a great job! We still have males and females available out of this outstanding breeding, go to our Current Litters page for more information.
Chocolate Pups Coming in June!
Our Train x Faith breeding took place last week, and we are expecting chocolate puppies in early June. For pics of the parents and more info. go to http://www.northernplainsretrievers.com/litters/.
Black and Yellow Pups On The Ground!
Our Kobi x Grace puppies were born March 19th! She had four males and four females. We currently have one yellow male and two black females available. Give us a call if you are looking for a new addition to your family!
Oakley's Pups Have Arrived!
Our Train x Oakley litter was born March 17th! She had four males and four females. We currently have one chocolate male available, give us a call if you are interested . ALL SOLD! Thanks to the new owners!
Molly's Litter is Here!
Our Grizzly x Molly litter was born Thursday, March 9th! She had four females and two males, Mom and all pups are healthy and doing well. ALL SOLD - thanks to the new owners!!
It's Getting Busy at Northern Plains Retrievers!
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The Scottish Government selected Exalead technology to open up online access to 25 years worth of official documents on its portal, www.scotland.gov.uk. Exalead was selected not just for its scalability and data-format versatility, but also for the very practical search assistance it provides to site visitors. The Scottish Government has also replaced their legacy enterprise search system that was running on their internal content with Exalead.
Managing an annual budget of more than £30 billion in 2007-2008, the Scottish Government is responsible for most of the issues of day-to-day concern to the people of Scotland, including health, education, justice, rural affairs, and transport. To aid the public in accessing information pivotal to these day-to-day concerns, the Government needed a search tool that was as pragmatic as its mission.
Exalead's patented search navigation technology fulfills this need, helping users get beyond what they type in the search box to helping them find what they are truly looking for. It does this by guiding visitors through the search process, enabling them to refine their searches according to pre-defined metadata like site section (About, Topics, News, Publications, Consultations), or using automatically-extracted information like document type, creation date, subject matter, document category, related terms, and more. For, as the Scottish saying goes, "The tree doesn't always fall at the first stroke."


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Producer Phoebe Judge talks with Mary Marge Locker, a student from the University of Mississippi. When Mary Marge arrived at Ole Miss last fall, she didn't imagine she'd participate in Greek life. Reluctantly, she did, and has written about the sorority pledging process in a series of honest and funny columns for the site McSweeney's Internet Tendency.
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In the midst of the deadliest and most destructive fires in US history, that killed 50 and over 250 still missing.
Stories of incredible bravery and heroism are emerging.
One such tale came from the hospital in the destroyed town of Paradise, where paramedics, doctors and nurses continued to treat patients in the parking lot as the fire consumed the hospital and raged around them, before finally getting the clearance to evacuate.
One of the nurses, Allyn Pierce, who refuses to called a hero as it was a group effort of people just doing their jobs, lost his house and his workplace in the fire.
His truck, a Toyota Tundra which he used in the evacuation, is heavily burnt, showing just how close a call it was.
Allan clearly has a lot of love for his truck, and took to social media to praise Toyota for the hardy manufacturing of the vehicle that saved his life amd others.


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December 10, 2018/
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Super Natural Talent
Some people just have it, but Kui got a double dose. Not only is Jason nutty-talented but so is his Anderson, Angel—also Super Natural.
Ah yes, this Jason Kui, Angel was requested to be finished as Satin Super Natural Black Burst.
Editor's Note: All Anderson colors can be had with a Satin or Gloss sheen. It's your delightful choice. (With the exception of In-Distress which has its own worn theme and sheen to complement).
From our paint point of view, what is denoted by the "Super Natural" designation is its even more natural central area—of no color, completely natural wood shining through, un-hued.
And consequently, it is from this perspective that you can tell just what kind of maple top Jason selected for his Angel, as this one's particular medium-tan wood hues come "bursting" through.
Each and every guitar unique, a fantastic tribute to the beauty and infinity of creation...as are we all.
Action shots: Super nice (which is the most important quality) and super natural Jason performing with the signature Kui magic, opening for Marty Friedman and Polyphia in Hong Kong—a very big thing!!


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We all know that regular maintenance is important to keep our cars running safely and efficiently, but what does this
entail and why is it important?
Regular maintenance (including oil changes, tune-ups, and brake inspections) is a wise investment. It is as important to your car as regular doctor visits are to us. Cars that are well taken care of are safer, get better gas mileage, more dependable, perform better, and last longer.
Tip: When getting your car serviced or comparing prices, make sure you are comparing apples to apples and not apples to oranges. For example, when replacing a timing belt on some cars, your mechanic may recommend and include prices for a water pump and some seals since the extra labor is minimal (30 minutes) and to do it later could take four or more hours. Also, some shops may get you in for a low price on a timing belt and then let you know about the water pump after they've gone under the hood. Their price may not be as competitive in the end.
Another plug for routine maintenance: We had a customer bring his car in because it was running very poorly. He was pleased that his car had lasted so long and he hadn't had to put any money into having repairs done. Well, after thoroughly inspecting the car, it needed more than two thousand dollars worth of work done to get it back on the road, not including the new transmission it required. He decided to buy a new car. Now we see him regularly for preventative maintenance.
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2017 was full of the important events and remarkable changes in the United States. Despite a little political instability, natural disasters and the major tax reform, the US economy became stronger and got new optimistic plans for growth.
Low fuel prices, high employment level, and the records on the stock market made 2017 a good year for small business financing. However, the New Year brought some uncertainty and the expectations of new trends that may have a huge impact on business financing. Read this article to find out what business financing options 2018 is already offering and what tendencies an entrepreneur face this year.
Traditional Bank Loans Are Back
The high rejection level of traditional bank loans gave the impression that this method of business financing is not even worth trying.
Despite the low chances of approval, a lot of entrepreneurs still choose to apply for a bank loan for different business operations including business equipment financing and financing the purchase of an existing business. This decision is quite reasonable considering the good loan terms and opportunity to build credit.
This way of financing is likely to become more popular in 2018 due to optimistic statistics. According to the Small Business Lending Index survey, one of the requests gets the approval for a bank loan. As the interest rates grow, big banks become more interested in lending the money.
The approval level of 25% is much higher than the one of previous years. It could convince more business owners to apply for a bank loan.
401(k) Business Financing Becomes More Popular
Rollovers for Business Startups, also known as 401(k) business financing is another option for customer financing for small business. Although a lot of business owners are still not aware of this funding method, it has all the chances to gain popularity.
ROBS arrangement gives a chance to any person who has at least fifty thousand dollars on retirement account 401(k) or IRA to spend this money on business financing. This method also allows avoiding tax penalties and early withdrawal fees that you may usually face while taking the money before you turn 59,5. As it is not a loan, you do not need to spend a lot of time on application processes or worry about your credit score.
Borrowing from Online Lenders Is Still An Option
Borrowing from online lenders is still one of the popular options for business financing. It is a solution number one for those businesses who do not qualify for a traditional bank loan. A simple application form, fast procedure, and flexible terms make this way of financing a business very attractive.
Despite the rising popularity of alternative lending, entrepreneurs start to be more careful with choosing an online lender.
A thorough research of potential lenders, their reputations, and checking the customer's feedbacks tend to become very common. It is not a secret anymore that the unknown online lenders may take advantage of small business owners. While online lending still remains one of the methods of business financing, the entrepreneurs start to choose carefully.
Raising Money with Crowdfunding
The platforms like Kickstarter and GoFundMe inspire business owners to rely on crowdfunding to finance the business. While success stories of business owners who raised money this way may seem a bit unrealistic it is a very tempting method to try. The changes that are expected in crowdfunding in 2018 prove that this funding method becomes more serious.
The campaigners are likely to keep moving from mass-market platforms to those dedicated to a specific industry. Gamers, musicians, sportsmen, educators form their platforms to make crowdfunding easier both for them and the investors.
Potential investors become more careful with their money and make smart thought-out choices. While crowdfunding is still highly accessible for small business owners, it also requires putting an effort in order to get funding. If you look for apple business financing, you will have to convince an investor that it is really worth it.
Bootstrapping As a Necessity
When the entrepreneurs think how to get financing for a business, some of them still choose bootstrapping. Funding a business with your own money is one of the difficult routes. This method also has its advantages, such as total control of finances. There is no need to share equity, look for lenders, or make any additional payments. However, you risk losing all your money in case of a failure. Experts usually recommend to not mix your personal and business finance.
Considering the variety of business financing methods in 2018, bootstrapping tends to become more a necessity than an option. It is still a solution for those who are on early stage and cannot profit from other financing solutions.
The new year offers plenty of business financing options. If a fast and successful start is your goal, you might want to combine all the available financing options for achieving better results.


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Fulham are in a precarious position in the Championship table and have just eight matches left to avoid back-to-back relegations.
The Cottagers sit just one place and six points above the relegation places having won just once in their last 13 matches in all competitions.
Leeds United ran out 3-0 winners at Craven Cottage on Wednesday night which was Fulham's 20th league defeat of the season – only bottom side Blackpool have lost more this season.
Kit Symons' men had the better of things for much of the match against Leeds but they ended the game with 10 men after defender Konstantinos Stafylidis picked up two quick bookings.
Wigan Athletic's up turn in form has begun to increase the pressure on Fulham but they can have no complaints having picked up just a paltry six points from the last 33 points available.
Symons, who took over in September after Felix Magath had left Fulham bottom of the league with just one point from their first eight matches following relegation from the Premier League, has targeted three wins from the next eight matches to ensure their safety. The trump card for the Cottagers is half of their remaining games are against teams in bottom half of the table.
No team outside the top 10 has scored more goals than Fulham this season but they have been shambolic defensively with only Blackpool conceding more.
They could be without striker Ross McCormack for the trip to Huddersfield as he picked up a knock to the knee in the defeat to his former club in midweek which means Hugo Rodallega is likely to start.
As mentioned earlier Stafylidis was sent off in the loss to Leeds and is suspended while captain Scott Parker faces a late fitness test.
Fulham have yet to win away from home this year which will give the hosts Huddersfield Town a confidence boost as they are not yet mathematically safe themselves.
Town are 10 points clear of the relegation zone but it could have been more had it not been for a 98th-minute equaliser from promotion-chasing Norwich City on Tuesday night.
The Terriers had taken a 95th minute lead only for the Canaries to grab a last-gasp leveller although a point against the title chasers is nothing to be ashamed of.
But they have not won in their last five matches and manager Chris Powell is hopeful his side can turn it around to end the season on a high.
Powell's side are 17th in the Championship – the position they finished last season – but are nine points worse off their tally for the previous campaign.
Huddersfield suffered a blow this week by the news that on-loan Jack Robinson is ruled out for the rest of the season with the knee injury and it could be up to a year before the left-back makes a return.
Jake Carroll looks likely to start in place of the injured Robinson.
Powell will be hoping striker Nahki Wells is passed fit as James Vaughan is suspended after receiving a second yellow for his goal celebration in injury-time against his former club in midweek.
Fellow striker Ishmael Miller, who opened the scoring against Norwich, is likely to keep his place up front while Joe Lolley is edging nearer to a return but is expected not to feature against Fulham.
Town will be without forward Harry Bunn who is out with a hamstring injury.
The Cottagers won the earlier meeting this season 3-1 at Craven Cottage in November and are unbeaten in their last six encounters with Huddersfield, winning four. You have to go back to September 1993 for Town's last win over Fulham in the old Division Two.
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN: Smithies, Edgar, Hudson, Lynch, T.Smith, Hogg, Coady, Butterfield, Scannell, Miller, Wells.
Subs: Murphy, Wallace, Lolley, Carroll, Gobern, Charles, Majewski
Fulham: Bettinelli, Grimmer, Hutchinson, Turner, Richards, Hoogland, Tunnicliffe, Kavanagh, Kačaniklić, Woodrow, M.Smith.
Subs: Kiraly, Burn, Bodurov, Donnelly, Roberts, Forfana, Rodallega


text: In this tutorial I will explain and give a simple example of SSIS lookup transformation. Let's start with short explanation of the term lookup. Lookup takes input value and searches for a row in table that contains this value in the specified field; once it finds it you are able to extract values from different fields that belong to the same "row". Below is a simple example. I have a country table which contains field ID and country (right side). My input value is country with value UK and I want to get ID for this country. Lookup takes UK then searches Country Field for the entry and when it finds it it returns the ID which 3. Now that we covered basics let's explain when you would use lookup. There are multiple scenarios however I will limit myself to explain one. Because you use SSIS you most likely are involved in building a data warehouse. During your extract you get source system key (business key) that you want to find in your dimension table and replace with ID (surrogate key) which will be used to load your Fact Table. NOTE: This example is a simple lookup example using dimension table that does not track history so it should be used only for training purposes and specific scenarios. I will try to write more articles covering typical data warehouse lookups soon. SSIS Lookup In this section I will show you how to configure SSIS Lookup transformation (if you are new to SSIS check How to create SSIS package) Create a new package add data flow in source control. Go to data flow and add source item; I will use OLE DB Source extracts Country field and I will use this field as input for lookup. See below screenshot of data flow and sample of data. Now that we have source and lookup transformation with green arrow (data paht) we can double click lookup and configure it. SSIS Lookup General section To get full access to this pageBecome a member or Sign inMembership is just $3.99/month


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