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A number of different charging devices that run off your dynamo hub have appeared in the last few years. Here is a well written summary of them. I was planning a trip where I may not see an outlet for several days, so I thought it was time to try one of them.
The Sinewave Revolution was designed by somebody who wanted a simple device to allow use of the dynamo power to charge his devices. The USB plug goes into a waterproof port on the right side (not visible in this picture). Power is always there at the dynamo hub to charge the phone, but current offerings to accomplish this are complex/clunky/or include a light system that may be unnecessary. The Revolution is an elegant, small and lightweight device that converts the AC power coming from your dynamo hub into 5 volt DC power that charges your device via the USB cable. It does not have a cache battery, which may or may not be a good thing.
I'm not asking for much. I just want to keep my phone charged. It's an iPhone 5. While I ride, I have the Gaia mapping/location app sleeping in the background. I check my position at intersections if I am unsure of where I am, or just to see my progress. I may have a podcast running in the background, or music or Audible book going, using earphones. Unless I need to manage a phone app or see my position with GPS, I keep the phone asleep (dark screen), but not turned off. I will pull it out to take pictures now and then. I use it in camp before sleep, draining 20 to 50% of the charge. That means I may start the next day with a 50% charge or less. I will turn the wifi off unless it is available and I need it. If I am away from all hope of a cell tower signal I will turn off the SIM card as well. No need to have those running and using power for no reason. I also leave the bike lights off if they were not needed, so that the phone would not have to share power with the lights.
The phone recognizes and begins to use the power when you pass about 3.5 MPH. At 9 mph it is supposed to be the same as being plugged into a wall outlet. It has overload protection, meaning it will continue to supply power, but not damage the phone even if you go 50mph or more.
Over a week on tour, I always ended the day with the phone fully charged, or in the 90% range. It works! The only issue is that if I go less than 4mph, the phone give off the "charging" tone. It will continue to do so until I exceed that speed. A long slow hill can issue a continual string of these phone alerts. If I turn on the "silent" button, the phone will vibrate instead, using quite a bit of power. The phone settings allow you to turn off the vibrate feature, but it does not apply in this situation. After a 20 minute hill with my phone silently vibrating, I found I had lost about 8% of the charge!
So I tend to unplug it on on long, steep hills. On short hills, it is a bit of a game to try to go fast enough so that the charging tone does not go off.
On flat terrain I can get about 20 to 30% charge in an hour of riding. It is nice to be free of the dependence on finding an outlet or carrying along an external battery. One solution would be to have it charge an external battery, and then charge your phone from that. I imagine the efficiency would suffer but maybe not enough to matter.

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He wrote on Facebook, Censor.NET reports.
"Anti-Corruption prosecutors have come the Appeal Court of Kyiv to demand increase of the bail for ex-MP Onyshchenko's "right hand" Postnyi and the main suspect in the case on gas theft Riaboshapka," Kholodnytskyi wrote.
The bail should be comparable to the damage caused to the state and exceed the ones appointed by the court in more than 1,075 times for Postnyi and more than 165 times for Riaboshapka."
"Otherwise, there is a huge risk that, having easily paid the symbolic 1.5 million hryvnia bail, the suspects might escape investigation and then the trial, flee the country or even fly away on their own planes. They can afford it. Today the whole country witnessed the mock trial held by the defense. One suspect has been defended by four lawyers and another one by six of them. Two more wanted to visit the meeting, but did not appear, and therefore expressed a request to postpone it. As a result, the hearing of the appeal of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office has been postponed for 10 and 10:30 a.m. June 29 respectively," the prosecutor stressed.
I hope that this is the final date and time, and there will be no manipulations with legal ethics and the Criminal Procedure Code in court as demonstrated by Postnyi's and Riaboshapka's defense. They did it only to delay the consideration of the appeal of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office so that the term of custody expires. It is easy to guess what can be then," he added.
Earlier, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine raided the office of MP Oleksandr Onyshchenko March 16. The NABU stated that the searches were carried out under the pretrial investigation of criminal case initiated into abuse of office during sale of the natural gas jointly extracted with Ukrhazvydobuvannia SE.
NABU searched MP Onyshchenko's formal chamber for the second time June 15.
Prosecutor General's Office received a motion of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) to lift the immunity of the people's deputy Oleksandr Onyshchenko.
Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Nazar Kholodnytskyi and NABU Director Artem Sytnyk claimed that Volia Narodu MP Onyshchenko appropriated 1,6 billion hryvnia.
Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yurii Lutsenko has drafted a motion requesting the Verkhovna Rada's consent to criminal prosecution, detention and pretrial confinement of lawmaker Oleksandr Onyshchenko June 16.
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Fugitive MP Onyshchenko: Kholodnytskyi asked me through my lawyer to testify in case against NABU investigated by police
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Anyone who ever slagged Judd Apatow for stacking his comedies overwhelmingly in favor of dudehood (only in a universe with a man at its center does Seth Rogen get Katherine Heigl knocked up) may take heart that he listened. Either that, or sharing the producing credits with four other people, two of them women, lightened his touch on the comedienne-driven "Bridesmaids." Gone are the three gears for women (loons or nags or sexpots), replaced by a half-dozen excellent female roles. Comedies don't usually give this much latitude to women. Also, perhaps not coincidentally, comedies usually are nowhere near this funny.
Kristen Wiig stars as Annie, trudging through a life of quiet desperation in Milwaukee. She has no boyfriend but does have dreamy Jon Hamm making overconfident love to her and then shooing her to the stoop. She lost her bakery in the recession and splits an apartment with goony British siblings to keep from moving in with her mother (Jill Clayburgh). At least she has her best friend since forever, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), who — o! bittersweet joy! — finally gets engaged to her longtime boyfriend. As the maid of honor, Annie meets the rest of the bridal party: the Disney-honeymooning Becca (Ellie Kemper); the weary mother of three Rita (Wendi McLendon-Covey); the sister of the groom, Megan, played by Melissa McCarthy, whose physicality and physique recall Chris Farley, only wittier; and Helen (Rose Byrne), who makes Annie's hackles rise. Helen also refers to Lillian as a best friend, and her charm, poise, wealth, taste and penchant for upstaging Annie seem positively effortless. Thus we set off on a journey in two parts. The first is Annie trying to hold her deteriorating life together, even as she flakily woos a gentle and good-humored cop named Rhodes (Chris O'Dowd). The second is a frenemy relationship burgeoning between the aggressively perfect Helen and the ever more marginalized Annie. The screenplay (by Wiig and Annie Mumalo, who both have those co-producer credits as well) navigates neatly between the hilarious and the poignant. "Bridesmaids" is the comedy for the thinking person who also wants to see women throw up into one another's hair, or to discuss the displeasure of having penises brandished too close to their faces.
But it's more than just bodily-functionalia that drives the story. If Wiig and Rudolph aren't actually donate-a-kidney friends in real life, they sure fake it well. This is not, in any serious way, a romantic comedy, but their camaraderie has that sort of easy spark. Wiig's oeuvre wouldn't suggest that she could pull off a semi-dramatic lead as deftly as she does, nor would director Paul Feig appear to be certain to transfer his TV chops from the likes of "Freaks and Geeks," "Nurse Jackie" and "Arrested Development" to features. Yet it all clicks. If anything "Bridesmaids" tends to err on the side of dawdling; it would have felt crisper if it were less patient. At more than two hours long, it indulges a few gags for a beat too long.
That's mostly a quibble. Pretty much whatever "Bridesmaids" tries, works. It gets more laughs in more ways than almost anything in recent memory. The fair sex just got its "Hangover."
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Flame Lily Inn has grown from a loving family home to opening a beautiful guest house in 2007. The name on every room is where my children stayed and duly named after each child. I could not let go of this home that filled so many of our happy memories and therefore made it a guest house to keep the special history that has made this property a loving home. My vision when opening my home to travellers was to create an environment comfortable enough that guests feel at home and will return for that reason.
Since 2010, my family, team and I have gone through many lessons on how, not only to make a guest feel welcome, but a part of our family. I have designed each room with a specific feel and purpose to cater for the individual guest. My minimum requirement was a spacious bathroom and enough privacy because a home must be comfortable enough for everyone who stays at Flame Lily Inn to feel at home.
I found 2014 to be a development year for our home and in 2015, my team and I have decided that Flame Lily Inn is so much more than what it currently is. To start, we have redesigned our website to reflect our outlook on what Flame Lily Inn means to our returning guests. The clean look, modern feel and abundant information will depict our attitude towards a family orientated relationship to anyone who stays at our guest house.
This introductory blog is but a foundation to many insights on Flame Lily Inn and I look forward to sharing many stories and experiences that we can share as a family in ?your home away from home?.
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With just a few clicks, publishers can easily add business videos or filmstrips to any page without acquiring any technical skills. Also offering a wide range of designs and layouts that business video publishers can choose from, the Kollective Cloud guarantees dependable video streaming at low cost, without additional hardware.
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Here are my little rocking monsters, I spied in George at Asda. The original design was on grey, (see above) the client has put it onto a limey yellow t-shirt. They have also embroidered a little badge and put it on dungarees.
Friday, 23 November 2012
Rock monsters in George
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Labels: asda, catherine moran design, illustration, monster, textile design
Friday, 9 November 2012
Pumpkin Patch
Here are 3 of my designs that made it to the high street, this time in Pumpkin Patch. I'm pleased with the way they have used them - look pretty cool! I just want
to see them in the shop myself now, to get a closer look.
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Labels: boys wear, catherine moran design, pumpkin patch, spring 2013
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
Illustrations for e-learning
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Labels: catherine moran design, e-learning, graphics, illustrations
Thursday, 30 August 2012
Owls branch out
Rainbow Crafts are now stocking the Makower owl fabric I designed. Good to see it being sold in lots of different places! Its a shame my Gran isn't around she was a collector of owls so would have loved to make something crafty using this fabric.
Patchwork Corner
New Threads Quilt shop
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Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Bear in Boots
background elements from my original design. They have also added him to a baby grow set, which is very cute.
Filipa found my hiking fox with the little deer, also in Boots mini club. Thanks for the photos!
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Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Mini Club at Boots have a few of my designs in store at the moment, this is my 'Heroes' - little chuggy fire engine and ambulance. The one on top is my original design and the next one down is how they made it up for the high street... they kept it a near as possible to the original...lovely job!
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Labels: Boots, catherine moran design, fire engine, kids wear, Mini Club, textile design
Thursday, 10 May 2012
Lazy Sunday illustration
istock collection. Lazy Sunday mornings, don't you just love them!
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Tuesday, 17 April 2012
New quilting designs for Makower uk
I've recently been working on a new group of designs for Makower uk. This is a fairy group which will be printed onto cotton and used for quilting fabrics.
Each group takes a lot of work and consultation with the team at Makower uk. But its worth it for the end result. I think this group turned out well, so I hope it looks good when it comes back from the printers!
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Labels: fairy designs, Makower uk, quilts
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Illustrations for E Learning
For the past few months I have been working on a really exciting illustration project for a new client, Learning Pool. I've produced illustrations based around scripts, in a comic strip format. These illustrations will be used as part of a package of e-learning for social workers.
The subject matter has been quite disturbing, mainly concerning the welfare of children, however the illustrations have been a joy to do.
These images are a snapshot of the work that I've done on the project. A big thank you to Rachel, one of the script writers, for recommending my work to Learning Pool!
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Friday, 9 March 2012
Owls have been a lifelong favourite of mine, so when I was asked to design a whole range for Makower uk I was delighted! Here is a peek preview for you to see. Along side the owls sit a range of patterns, including birds butterflies and flowers. These designs will be printed onto cotton and then distributed to retailers.
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Most Recent Articles by Lauren Grygotis
Antibiotic Use During Pregnancy May Increase Risk for Childhood AsthmaMay 21, 2018
Researchers examined the association of timing, frequency, and class of antibiotic use during pregnancy on the development of childhood asthma.
Inhaler Use in Asthma and COPD: Patient Characteristics ComparedMar 05, 2018
Researchers examined real-world characteristics of patients receiving albuterol multidose dry powder inhaler or short-acting β2 agonists with short-acting β2 agonists for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Patients With Primary Immunodeficiency Highly Satisfied With HizentraMar 05, 2018
Results from an online survey show that patients receiving Hizentra were satisfied with treatment.
Medical Societies Urge US Congress to Preserve Medicare Part BDec 11, 2017
Eleven medical societies are calling on Congress to preserve patient access to Part B therapies by preventing CMS from penalizing physicians who provide these treatments.
American Heart Association: Healthcare Cuts in Tax Bill Will Have "Devastating Effects"Dec 08, 2017
The AHA has released their concerns about the Republican tax reform bill.


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About Honey
Sweet "Honey" Bear
Therapy Dog … still in Training
Honey is a beautiful ruby coloured Cavalier King Charles Spaniel born on February 19th, 2012.
She follows in the "paw-steps" of a very special therapy dog named Lucy who worked with me for 13 years. It's hard to believe these two special dogs never met, but somehow the baton was passed…Honey works her own magic at the office. If you remember Lucy, you will instantly adore Honey.
Honey is as sweet as her name.
She has a beautiful face, a silky coat and a warm, inviting nature. Honey loves everyone she meets. She greets clients in the waiting room, welcomes you in and then settles down for a nice snuggle. For those who don't care for furry comfort, Honey is just as content to quietly retire to her crate.
Honey has a great life!
She walks to work with me every day through beautiful Charleson Park in Vancouver's fabulous False Creek neighbourhood. She is a real show stopper and has many canine and human friends. She loves to run, fetch and play. Honey has tons of energy and when we're not at work she keeps me off the couch and staying active.
For more information on Animal Assisted Therapy and the value of having a dog in a counselling setting, I invite you to read the article I wrote about working with Lucy. "Moments of Magic: Animal-Assisted Interventions in a Psychotherapy Setting"
Or book an appointment and come see for yourself… the soothing influence of Honey the "Comfort Spaniel" while you talk about the challenges you're facing in your life.
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Retirees now have a number of new income options. Whilst an underwritten annuity might be the benchmark for a guaranteed return, some may decide to invest monies outside of a pension to generate an income. However, anything over 25% is liable to tax on leaving the pension fund, and may be taxable again depending on the investment vehicle that is used subsequently.By Anne Barker at 03 Feb 2015
Property sales across the UK rose by 14% last year to 1.22 million, the highest number since 2007.By Anne Barker at 15 Jan 2015
How can last minute changes in the Finance Act offer solutions?By Anne Barker at 09 Jan 2015
We look at Mortgage Interest Rates over the last 4 months, how they have changed, what this means for buyers, and we make a prediction on what we think will happen in the next 4 months.By Anne Barker at 15 Dec 2014
A ruling by the Supreme Court could mean that partners in an LLP might have to be considered for automatic enrolment. We look at the court's findings and The Pensions Regulator's interpretation.By Anne Barker at 10 Dec 2014
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Jacob's Creek Sparkling Shiraz
Jacob's Creek Sparkling Shiraz is a bold, sweet party bubbly with great flavour.
Sometimes you just want a sparkling wine that is great value and thoroughly enjoyable, especially if you're buying it in bulk for parties or events. However, Jacob's Creek Sparkling Shiraz (£9.99, Waitrose, Feb 2015) manages to fill that quota while giving you something different – it is a sparkling red after all.
Well chill the wine before you pop open the cork and you can drink it right out of the bottle, enjoying aromas of powerful red and black fruits like raspberry and blackcurrant. It boasts fruity attraction that's bound to get the party started nicely.
The taste is actually a little surreal if you've never tried sparkling red before. Some of the sugars are still there which gives the wine an Asti-type sweetness, while pepper adds complexity to a predominantly plummy and cherry body – so the wine is a little fuller on the palette than the nose.
However, the best experience with this wine is in the texture. It's a little mind bending to enjoy the full and velvet body that Shiraz is famed for with that strange, fizzing texture from the wine's bubbles. It's something very different and very special. Great to get out at your party.
Serve with…
…a bit limited, as its best on its own, but try pairing with party-favourites like richer canopes and oily smoked salmon.
BFW Rating
Bold, rich red with deliciously sweet and bubbly texture. Perfect, though alternative, party sparkling wine.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Online Scam for Money - Tagged.com
One of the latest scams in Tagged.com is quite obvious and direct.
Fake accounts are created to ask for money.
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One account alone is enough to arouse suspicious, let alone two with the same posting.
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This was another new stop for us this year. We were happy to find that we had this location all to ourselves. It looked a bit concerning as it is open to some weather/waves but we enjoyed a nice calm afternoon and overnight here. There we no bug at all here, which is not always the case. We enjoyed Punta San Telmo very much.
|Our beach location. Skim boarding and snorkeling.
Adagio just over the left umbrella
|a look from the hill behind our beach spot
|Cindy and Kevin as we go out for a sunset dinghy ride
|Zappa waiting for our return
|snorkeling the reef
|Cindy and Kevin out in the water
|the beautiful red sandstone rocks along the shore line
|trying out kicking a water ball
|sand fights are starting now..........
|the anchorage from the hill, looking southwest
|a closer look at the beautiful mountains of Baja Mexico
|the sand fight continues. Skim boards are good shields
Snorkeling the reef at one side of the beach
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AM Report: The GM IPO's Break-Even Equation
As GM readies its IPO "road show," some analysts say the company's shares could reach a high-enough price for the U.S. to nearly break even on its 2009 bailout. Neal Boudette discusses. Also, Doug Belkin reports that Rahm Emanuel moved a step closer in his quest to replace Richard Daley as mayor of Chicago, as Tom Dart, Cook County's sheriff, decided not to run.
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... I don't know ... when to go public again the big question is whether the Treasury and taxpayers will get all their bailout money back ... welcome to the NIT that I'm Kelly Evans joined this morning Ansett By David Weidner good morning morning welcome the new Beaudette in Detroit the following this story for Selan Visteon General Motors hit the road next week to press for them for its public offering so what has happened for after the government to break even on us ... 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Courtenay Conrad and I have written a book titled Contentious Compliance: Dissent and Repression under International Human Rights Law. The full manuscript is currently under contract to publish with Oxford University Press, with an expected publication date of June 2019.
While we revise, this page provides information about the content of the book and its applications to current events. Please feel free to email myself or Courtenay if you have any questions about the ongoing project.
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We use the tools of social science to investigate the effect of international human rights treaties on domestic conflict. The main point of the book—our most important contribution—is to point out that international human rights treaties work. They improve human rights outcomes. Not all the time, and not with perfect certainty. But unlike many who claim that international human rights law has failed, we argue that under certain conditions—namely when political leaders are secure in power and domestic courts are relatively poor at constraining the executive—human rights treaties alter the structure of the strategic conflict between political authorities and potential dissidents, significantly decreasing government repression and increasing the likelihood of mobilized dissent.
Some (not all!) of the theoretical and empirical insights of the book have been previously published in peer-reviewed political science journals.
In the first, we find that leaders who are secure in power are more likely to be constrained by international human rights treaties than leaders who are comparatively more vulnerable to removal.
In the second, we find that human rights treaty-obligated states with secure leaders are also more likely to experience popular dissent activities than those with vulnerable leaders, provided domestic courts are not sufficiently powerful to do the work of constraint without the treaty.
Blog post applying this research to Trump's proposed "moratorium" on international treaties for the Washington Post's Monkey Cage
Click here for a recent draft of the table of contents, acknowledgements, and the introductory chapter of the book manuscript. (Updated 8/30/2018)


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Alibaba Group has set up a new committee led by its chief executive to better execute its "new retail" strategy--a concept driven by the integration of online, offline, logistics and data across a single value chain--one of the five new trends the Chinese e-commerce conglomerate foresees will significantly reshape the world.
New York-listed Alibaba announced on Tuesday that the committee led by the group's chief executive officer Daniel Zhang Yong will integrate "all the power" within its ecosystem, including its internet finance arm Ant Financial and logistic unit Cainiao, to gather momentum in the new era that will see the emergence of five trends to further transform the landscape of retail, finance and manufacturing.
"The internet has entered the most critical 30 years in terms of application... Many industries will be redefined in the new era powered by cloud computing, big data and the internet of things," Jack Ma Yun, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba, said in an internal memo on Tuesday, explaining the reasons for the committee.
Alibaba urges brands to 'digitise' their entire business as part of new retail push
Alibaba, which owns the Post, is seeking to prepare for the so-called smart era in which the arrival of five trends—"new retail", "new production", "new finance", "new technology" and "new resources"—are expected to bring challenges to industries, enterprises and individuals.
"Only those who embrace the trend can turn challenges into opportunities," Ma said in the memo.
Ma said in October 2016, when he laid out the concept of his five new trends, that "pure e-commerce" will soon vanish.
In its 2017 Global Netrepreneur Conference held on Tuesday in Hangzhou, Alibaba's Zhang said it would be wise to use data and the online footprint of consumers to reshape manufacturing. He noted the trend was moving from "selling at internet", "marketing via internet" to "made in internet".
Zhang said the online sales data and even consumers' footprints in the digital world can allow entrepreneurs to not only "better meet demand" but also "create new demand".
"The five new trends bring new opportunities to online entrepreneurs as long as they can master the skill of using the internet to meet increasing demand for high-quality products from China's 300 million middle class," he said.
With nearly 500 million people shopping on Alibaba's online platforms, the company has begun using the large pool of data to better match products with potential buyers. However, no further details were released on Tuesday regarding the company's plan for a consumer-driven production model.
"Alibaba is like a shopping mall. It has been doing and will keep doing whatever it can to help merchants boost sales," said Shi Jialong, analyst with Nomura Research.
He wrote in a recent research note that Alibaba still has room to grow its marketing service and the growth of its cloud business would likely remain robust.
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MRC Approves Transaction on Viewable Impressions for Video Ads
Marketers can now start to transact on viewable impressions for video ads, as the MRC officially gives green light.
The Media Rating Council (MRC) – the industry association that audits and accredits media measurement services – has finalized its definition of a viewable video ad, and is allowing marketers to transact based on its Viewable Impression Guidelines.
In March of this year, the MRC lifted its Viewable Impression Advisory for display advertising, which enabled marketers to purchase display ads based on new viewability metrics. However, at the time, it suggested a gating period of an additional 90 days before marketers started transacting on viewable impressions for online video ads.
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Opened in 1927 in the city of Roubaix in France, this was the third biggest cinema in France after the Gaumont Palace and the Rex in Paris. Singer Jaques Brel gave his last concert in the Colisee in early-1967. From the 1970's due to the growth of television it became a theatre for live performances and still is.
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450 rescued dogs do nothing but play all day at canine sanctuary
Doggie heaven is a place on Earth, and it's in Serbia.
In the city of Nis is a sanctuary that's home to 450 dogs who were rescued off the street.
"Rather than being warehoused in cages and kennels, the dogs here play all day long," explains the Harmony Fund, which operates the sanctuary.
"They experience joy, good food and human kindness — often for the very first time."
Footage of the canine army that resides at the sanctuary makes 101 Dalmations seem pretty weak by comparison.
RELATED:Heaven for cats: Nine real-life feline paradises
While this pooch resort looks like an awesome place in theory, the more cynically minded among us will watch this merry footage and think:
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Companies are innovative places. They use all they can for the good of customers: wealth management software, wealth management system, investment advisory software, investment banking software. Investment management is perceived as the most useful thing.
Systems and software are the salt of the market. All of them shall be useful and used on daily basis by all the people and all the companies. No matter how hard they work and how well they are presented – they must be present and presented. IT software gives such a great support to the market as nothing else. Companies have to work harder and harder because they are still present in the market in order to give it the best solutions and services. All of them have to work hard and find all the best that can be offered by the market, for the market and in the market reality. We must be aware of it and have to concentrate on it sufficiently and efficiently.
Task of the companies is hard work and creating the special atmosphere for customers and employees – if they are friendly, they will earn more and will be awarded with more and more possibilities. They have to prepare all the topics and solutions. All of them have to be more and more useful on daily basis. Some of them are really great and they are aware of the fact how companies can survive in the market in the longer run. Stock management systems became one of the greatest inventions for the companies. Wealth management software is also a good tool designed by IT companies. Wealth management system must be prepared and become more and more useful. All of them can be offered on daily basis. Without them no market could function and find the best solutions. All the companies have to work harder and harder in order to find some market ideas. All of them must be implemented on daily basis. All of them have to be prepared well.
Coming to some final conclusions of this text: companies use tools, systems, methods of management. Combining all of them they are able to survive in the market and become more and more useful. All of them have to work hard and become more and more useful for each company. All of them are ready to satisfy needs of customers and employees.


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Today, the castle is a mixture of architectural styles ranging from the medieval to the very modern. For nearly one thousand years, the castle has undergone almost-continual reworking, sometimes for aesthetic reasons, sometimes for practical reasons, and sadly, because of great tragedy.
The castle's main structure is comprised of three bailey wards (a "bailey" being a courtyard enclosed by a curtain wall) and a central keep (a tower). The castle walls, however, house a variety of structures, and, in fact, a small village originally meant for the people who worked in the castle.
To recount the last nine hundred years of the castle's history would make for a rather ponderous blog. Discussing the rooms alone—including the famed St. George's Chapel and lavish State apartments—would take innumerable words.
So, we'll try to hit the highlights.
As is the case of any structure that's survived that long, the castle has developed over time, changing as needed. Since the time of its initial construction on thirteen acres, additions and changes to the façade of the castle have been carried out in mostly a medieval style in keeping with the original purpose of the site.
William the Conquerer didn't use the castle as a residence. Henry I was the first to live there, and, in fact, was married there. His son, Henry II, began the first building project at the castle since 1067. These changes were largely made to keep the castle from tumbling down. Massive foundations were built and the keep was reinforced. During King John's reign, the residential quarters were improved, and, then, the entire castle was repaired after a series of sieges left it weakened. Henry III added three towers to the structure.
Edward III ordered that the central palace be rebuilt, adding new windows and making the overall structure, decidedly more unified in a Gothic style. Then, as is often the case with castles, it went through a couple of centuries of being seiged, released, attacked and otherwise battered. It became the place of many births, deaths, weddings and burials.
Henry VII was a sporty, fun kind of fellow, and added a tennis court and other amenities which would make his favored palace more comfortable. He also had the gates widened so that more of his friends could enter at once. Edward VI didn't find the castle at all comfortable, notably stating, "Methink I am in a prison, here are no galleries, nor no gardens to walk in." Edward attempted to make the castle more attractive by bringing in parts of English abbeys to be used for additional decoration.
Conversely, Elizabeth I very much enjoyed life at Windsor and took steps to reinforce the structure. By the time of James I and Charles I, the castle became more of a hunting lodge and a place to display art than it was a fortress.
In 1660, with the Restoration of the Monarchy, the castle (and all of the Royal residences) was substantially repaired following a long period of upheaval and revolution. Charles II had the castle fully "modernized," added buildings and, most importantly, commissioned the regal Baroque interiors which are considered the finest of their kind in Britain. For the next century, until George III's reign, the castle saw the completion of very few construction projects.
George III worked with architect James Wyatt to completely remodel the building—changing the style of the front façade to a more dramatic Gothic design in 1760. The Royal apartments were remodeled and refurnished at a cost of £150,000 (about £100 million today). George IV also expanded the palace.
Queen Victoria made Windsor Castle her primary residence. Prince Albert died there, leaving Victoria dubbed as "The Widow of Windsor." Victoria made several changes in décor and added a private chapel. During her time at Windsor Castle, water was successfully piped into the structure for the first time. Her son, Edward VII, set about a massive redecoration of the palace, personally moving art around himself.
By the 1950's Queen Elizabeth II made Windsor Castle her permanent weekend home and made sure that the castle was technologically up-to-date. Elizabeth II has long declared Windsor Castle to be her favorite home. In 1992, a terrible fire spread through Windsor Castle when spotlights used during renovation of the private chapel set off a blaze. Nine of the State rooms were completely destroyed, the Great Hall was gutted and one hundred other rooms were very badly damaged.
To pay for repairs to the castle, Queen Elizabeth II opened part of Buckingham Palace to tourists. Though not without controversy, the damaged parts of the castle were rebuilt. Some areas such as the Crimson Room were designed to approximate their Baroque style. Other areas, such as the Great Hall, were rebuilt in a more modern style which complimented the original architecture. My thought is that the castle has seen changes over the many centuries of its existence, so it's not shocking that, in this phase of rebuilding, a style which reflects the current time period isn't terribly shocking. I applaud the desire to recreate spaces as they were, but I can understand the wish to modernize in this particular instance. Luckily, most of the art and precious antique items of value had been removed because the castle was already being renovated at the time of the fire. So, the loss of artifacts was not as great as it could have been.
Today, the castle is fully repaired and expertly maintained. It is open to the public who can tour the historic structure and view its impressive collection of antiques and art.


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I made dinner with my 10-year-old daughter last night. She loves to cook, and she doesn't always like to follow a recipe. Not surprising since this is my daughter who doesn't always like to follow the rules.
Last night, she wanted to make a dish of her own creation -- pastry-wrapped meatballs. I had to make a few modifications to her recipe just to get them to stay together, but we managed to come up with a meal.
I have to admit, though, I was skeptical that they were going to be edible. I had the pizza order all ready to be placed. Turns out, her recipe wasn't half bad. We decided the filling was better than the pastry part, but it wasn't terrible. For a first attempt at creating a recipe, it was pretty good.
As we were working together in the kitchen, I realized that too often I'm the obstacle to my kids' creativity. I'm the one standing in the way, saying, "That's too messy" or "That takes too long" or even "You might get hurt." Now, I'm not interested in sacrificing my kids' safety in favor of creativity, but too often, those are just excuses because I don't want to help or clean up.
My younger daughter loves to cook, yet I don't let her in the kitchen all that often. It's a lot of work to cook with her -- and a lot of mess. When I refuse to be inconvenienced, though, I'm stifling a portion of her God-given personality. My older daughter likes to draw and paint. She can draw anytime she wants to, but painting is an opportunity that comes infrequently in our house because I don't like to clean up the mess.
Too often, we put our own comfort over indulging our kids' God-given interests and talents. The truth is, if we don't nurture the gifts and talents God gave our kids, then we stifle them. Our kids may even lose interest in those things, thereby losing an important piece of who God made them to be.
Romans 12:6 says "We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us." My kids' gifts aren't the same as mine, which means that I need to be flexible in allowing them to express their gifts even when those gifts aren't interesting or fun to me.
We don't have to spend every minute of the day focused on our kids. We don't have to let them make a mess every day, but we do need to offer our kids frequent opportunities to express their gifts and talents. We do need to encourage them to exercise their creativity. They can only mature into the person God wants them to be if we recognize and develop the gifts and talents He gave them.
Even if it means letting our kids make a mess. Even if it means eating a dinner that's OK instead of wonderful. Even if it means doing something that doesn't appeal to us.
Because if we don't nurture our kids' gifts and talents, no one else will.


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It's a week until Valentine's Day! For me this year, that means treating my single self to a night out with the girls and yummy chocolate martinis. But if you've got someone special you want to spend the evening with, well, that's awesome news and I want to help spread the love around a little bit. So I've come up with a few potential downtown dates for Valentine's Day!
- Romance the Downtown Red
Take yourselves on a mini-retreat with a night's stay at the Fort Garry hotel – wake up late, and indulge in their legendary Sunday brunch. And grab some classic red roses from Fresh Cuts to cap it off!
- Sinful
Feeling like making the ultimate commitment? Try getting a tattoo together at Metamorphosis Custom Tattoo and Body Piercing. Since you're already feeling a little on the naughty side, grab dinner at Dessert Sinsations, try some smokin' heels on at ShoeNet! For flowers, I'm thinking something a little more modern from Fresh Cuts – lilies? Gerbera daisies in hot pink?
- For the Love of the Game
This day should be about the person you love – and if that person is a sports lover, then here's the plan: Get them decked out in that official Jets jersey they've been coveting, plus accessories like hat and scarf from Uptown Sports. Take them out to cheer along with the crowd at Tavern United, and top it off with all white flowers from Fresh Cuts- nothing says Jets like a white out!
- Shine Bright Like a Diamond
Sparkle sparkle! Break out tickets to the Rihanna concert (it doesn't happen till March 25th, but you can unwrap the gift Valentine's Day!). Avoid the rush by coming early for cocktails at Moxie's in the MTS Centre, get some lovely flowers from Fresh Cuts and sneak a trinket from City Jewellers into the bouquet.
- The Art of Love
Make it a cultural evening – their choice of tickets to an exhibit at the WAG, or to a show at the PTE – after dinner at Mediterranean bistro Arkadash, and flowers from Fresh Cuts that are pure elegance.
So now you've got some ideas – but I've got one thing more! I'll give one lucky winner their pick of these dates, on me – if you tell me in the comments the most romantic thing you've ever done for someone you love!
UPDATE: And the winner is…..drumroll….Joanne! For her romantic story of everything her husband does for her after 20 years together. So beautiful & sweet! Congrats Joanne and Jeff, I can't wait to see which date you pick!


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2005: The top ten pop songs
The best pop tunes in 2005 were major love songs. In a teaser posted on December 31, I presented the top three tracks by saying they all share the letters B and G. This played up the fact that the best cover song I've heard in recent years done by Feist is a Bee Gees song. Those songwriter initials are reversed for 2005's runner-up, the Go-Betweens, a storied duo that goes back almost as far as the Bee Gees. Norway's Annie takes the top spot with her refreshing musicmaking (her last name, which she drops, is Berge.
That's a minor coincidence. Here's the "major love" part:
- Heartbeat - Annie
This track is perfect. Annie sings her little story of finding fleeting fulfillment on the dancefloor. When she lets her memories recount the events, it begins to ache with a sense of love lost, but it also announces the joy of living in a moment, seizing the day, living life to its fullest -- "with every beat of your heart". So the heartbeat in the title is more than just a rhythm that makes you dance. No. 1 with a bullet, in this or any other year.
- Finding You - Go-Betweens
A simple yet tremendously evocative song. Verses could suggest many different situations but at its core carries longing and uncertainty. Another fine bittersweet love song. Heartbeat reminisces about a moment of exuberance; this track seeks to rekindle it.
- Inside & Out - Feist
Loving You Inside Out is the Bee Gees' original version of this remake. I played it for my parents thinking they would like to hear this familiar hit redone. They didn't care much for the trip down memory lane; they immediately wanted details on Feist, the Canadian singer/songwriter/interpreter and guitarist. The hype is she's the new Norah Jones and seeing that there is always one of her lamentfully boring discs in my parent's CD player, Feist is quite a coup for me and those who suffer with me (my brother, my sister... anyone who visits the house). Despite what you might think, the AOR approach Feist embodies in this track only gets better and better with each listen.
- The Negatives - Hood
Most original group out there in 2005. Hip hop beats with orchestral flourishes. While they have taken flak for an alleged penchant for the melancholy, The Negatives refers to rolls of film not bad attitudes. Even if they were as sad-sacked as some say, I'd stick by them with a concoction this stimulating.
- Jetsetter - Morningwood
Chantal Claret and her boys from New York City make for the only American act on my list. That means there are just as many Aussies, twice as many Canadians, and lord knows how many more Brits than Yanks represented here. I happen to think that Morningwood has got real chops. This video is smashing and the song, brandishing heavy, emotive rock-outs and intimate well-penned lyrics, sticks in the head.
- Side Streets - Saint Etienne
I said it before and I'll say it again: This is as political as I get. In a study of crime-prone areas of London and its sociological effect, the Et get on the same soapbox that they used when they crafted a song solely out of the words of mayor Ken Livingstone. This time the results are among their level-best stuff: smooth as silk, poignant and even humorous.
- Do The Whirlwind - Architecture in Helsinki
I know more about architecture in Helsinki than I do about Architecture in Helsinki. A kind of fun Down Under Moldy Peaches by the sounds of it. Innocuous perhaps, but fun-loving, warm and fuzzy and extremely danceable all in four minutes. Makes me miss Frente, so say what you want.
- G.P.T. - Martha Wainwright
Along with Fiona Apple's, these are the best vocals of the year. A beautiful song about cutting loose turns to gold when it's sung by voice like Martha's. A true artiste. See her live in Montreal next week!
- Ooh La La - Goldfrapp
These guys really rock on this one. I thought Strict Machine would be the pinnacle for these stylists. Not even close. Ooh La La builds to a boiling point and Alison Goldfrapp gives a perfectly studied delivery. That could be taken as a slight if they were on the other side of this retro musical influence that is touching everyone from Rachel Stevens to Madonna. They are ambassadors, not an embarrassment.
- Galvanize - The Chemical Brothers (featuring Q-Tip)
And it galvanizes. The linked videogame above says it all. Don't hold back.
Hear the songs in my "Best Of" mix. They are large files even though the list is split in two. Ctrl-click or right-click to save file. Top Pop Songs I | Top Pop Songs II


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Currently I'm a librarian and before that I was an archaeologist, a journalist, and definitely a bit of a world traveler. I tend to mostly read science fiction and fantasy, though I do love a good mystery and I'm a bit of a book dabbler overall. I've been doing Goodreads for awhile, but a friend thought I might enjoy this as well. Let's see, yeah?
I absolutely loved this book that is a fantasy alternate 1800s historical novel. Elliott really did an excellent job researching and piecing together a Europe and Africa that took another path because of magic (and ghouls!) and Roman battles not working out quite the same way. The Phoenicians -- or Kena'ani, as the protagonist calls her people -- are alive and well, still relatively prospering... Though the story begins with a terrible betrayal and moves on to adventure and intrigue and hints of romance.
This alternate Europe is just so fascinating -- and not just because of the plot, but because of how rich a culture Elliott crafts from research and magic and folklore. There is some exposition, but it's usually woven in very well and rather than drown us in facts (I'd actually be mostly okay with that) the author perfectly hints at deeper histories lying below the interactions that we see. It's also very interesting that none of the conflicts between peoples has anything to do with skin color. That sort of marker seems perfectly acceptable to all the characters thus far and many groups are very mixed at this point. The conflicts arise from shared histories and past conflicts.
The characters are superb and I love that the heroine can be strong and weak and clever and silly and really, just a bit of everything like a normal person is -- but overall she's willing to stand up for herself and the right thing.
I am so excited to read the next two books in the series and will have to decide in a few whether to go on with the series right now (there was kind of a cliffhanger, but at least the series is all published!) or work on my stack of library books... Decisions, decisions...


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Predictors and correlates of adherence to combination antiretroviral therapy ART for chronic HIV infection: a meta-analysis
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BMC Medicine
, 12:142
Medicine for Global Health
BackgroundAdherence to combination antiretroviral therapy ART is a key predictor of the success of human immunodeficiency virus HIV treatment, and is potentially amenable to intervention. Insight into predictors or correlates of non-adherence to ART may help guide targets for the development of adherence-enhancing interventions. Our objective was to review evidence on predictors-correlates of adherence to ART, and to aggregate findings into quantitative estimates of their impact on adherence.
MethodsWe searched PubMed for original English-language papers, published between 1996 and June 2014, and the reference lists of all relevant articles found. Studies reporting on predictors-correlates of adherence of adults prescribed ART for chronic HIV infection were included without restriction to adherence assessment method, study design or geographical location. Two researchers independently extracted the data from the same papers. Random effects models with inverse variance weights were used to aggregate findings into pooled effects estimates with 95% confidence intervals. The standardized mean difference SMD was used as the common effect size. The impact of study design features adherence assessment method, study design, and the United Nations Human Development Index HDI of the country in which the study was set was investigated using categorical mixed effects meta-regression.
ResultsIn total, 207 studies were included. The following predictors-correlates were most strongly associated with adherence: adherence self-efficacy SMD = 0.603, P = 0.001, current substance use SMD = -0.395, P = 0.001, concerns about ART SMD = -0.388, P = 0.001, beliefs about the necessity-utility of ART SMD = 0.357, P = 0.001, trust-satisfaction with the HIV care provider SMD = 0.377, P = 0.001, depressive symptoms SMD = -0.305, P = 0.001, stigma about HIV SMD = -0.282, P = 0.001, and social support SMD = 0.237, P = 0.001. Smaller but significant associations were observed for the following being prescribed a protease inhibitor-containing regimen SMD = -0.196, P = 0.001, daily dosing frequency SMD = -0.193, P = 0.001, financial constraints SMD -0.187, P = 0.001 and pill burden SMD = -0.124, P = 0.001. Higher trust-satisfaction with the HIV care provider, a lower daily dosing frequency, and fewer depressive symptoms were more strongly related with higher adherence in low and medium HDI countries than in high HDI countries.
ConclusionsThese findings suggest that adherence-enhancing interventions should particularly target psychological factors such as self-efficacy and concerns-beliefs about the efficacy and safety of ART. Moreover, these findings suggest that simplification of regimens might have smaller but significant effects.
KeywordsAdherence Compliance HIV infection Antiretroviral therapy Meta-analysis Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article doi:10.1186-s12916-014-0142-1 contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.
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Autor: Nienke Langebeek - Elizabeth H Gisolf - Peter Reiss - Sigrid C Vervoort - Thóra B Hafsteinsdóttir - Clemens Richter - M
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After two weeks, it was time to go home. I had very successful meetings in London with the Welbodi Board of Directors, spent some time with friends in the UK and had a week in Holland at my sister's place. It was great to catch up with family and friends a bit although seeing as my time away was so short I didn't actually get to see many people. Next time I'll be sure to meet up with more friends! It was great to be a part of day-to-day life with my sister and her family. I even stayed in my nieces' room. The weather was cold which took a little adjusting to, but I managed of course, although I think I practically lived in the fleece sweater I borrowed from a friend here in SL. The flight back was uneventful and I really enjoyed the views: mountains, dessert, ocean, sunset. Lovely. And now I am back. And I'm happy to be here. Lots of changes in the first few months of 2012 and still figuring things out...but it's going to be a great year!
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Things to do in Glasgow with kids
May 31, 2016 | Oh the places they'll go! - Our Trips And Fun | No Comments|
I always come flying out of Winter with a huge desire to be "doing stuff", I hate sitting at home when there are things to see and places to go so over the last few months we've been trying new places in and around glasgow. I've taken inspiration from a Facebook group called Help What am I Going To Do Today and I've marked in the diary at least one adventure each weekend – we're booked up until August now!
This post is to provide a list of the things we're doing partly as a reminder to us next year when we're stuck for something to do!
- Sea Life Centre Loch Lomond
- Cream 'o Galloway Visitor Centre
- Glasgow Riverside Museum
- Threave Gardens
- Glasgow Science Centre
- Blairdrummond Safari Park