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If you are trying to find out what is the new and innovative marketing approach that could be a very useful for any business, then the answer goes to database marketing.
The main use of data in marketing:
- Improve selection of target markets
By identifying the market segments, the marketers would categorize the market into more specific segmentation. This could track the consumers' buying habits very closely and creating products and messages tailored precisely to people's wants and needs based on the database information.
- Stimulate repeat purchase
Targeting the right offers to right person could make another possible purchase very soon. By executing the mailing campaigns, the targeted prospects could be more engaged.
- Develop one-to-one relationship with customers
This is also becomes an effective way to deepen loyalty and get the reactive customers. The focus is on how to use data to segment customers, analyze promotional impact and ultimately maximize the revenue and profits.
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A major new gateway road scheme has been given the green light, much to the fury of environmental campaigners.
There were shouts of anger from objectors in the public gallery at a council meeting last week when Sea Change Sussex was given unanimous approval by Hastings Borough Council (HBC) to build the new road linking the A21 with Queensway.
But some Battle residents believe it will be a good thing for the town as it will deter through traffic from the already congested High Street.
Called the Queensway Gateway Road (QGR) the plans include three roundabouts on a route that could take traffic from the busy A21 to the Bexhill to Hastings Link Road.
Hundreds of objectors wrote to Hastings Borough Council ahead of Wednesday's planning committee meeting, criticising the plans.
Dr Judy Clark, speaking on behalf of objectors, said: "The application neither establishes that there is an immediate local need for the development nor adequately establishes its full impacts, and their significance, on the nature conservation interest of Hollington Valley Local Wildlife Site.
"There is plenty of employment space already in the pipeline and no adequate evidence of a current need for more employment land has been provided."
Objectors also fear the scheme will increase traffic congestion, noise and pollution, will lead to a loss of informal amenity/recreation space,as well as contamination of local watercourses.
John Shaw, chief executive officer (CEO) of Sea Change Sussex, said the application was 'extremely timely' considering the impending opening of the link road.
He said: "The scheme will provide better access for jobs for local people, as well as provide access to employment spaces for Hastings and Rother.
We are proposing appropriate drainage to protect the local area, as well new habitats for the wetlands and protected animal species."

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text: Can somebody with a Droid X tell me how the storage is configured on a Droid X? On the Droid, we have 512MB, broken up as follows: 140MB /system 260MB /data 92MB /cache and an SD card You Droid X holders are lucky enough to have 8GB internal. Would somebody mind running "df -h" to get a listing of which partitions have what space?


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Friday, 27 November 2015
Work out unknown words
My Reflection
I am learning to read onto work out unknown words. I had to I had to find too new words and explain what they mean, I found this easy because I had somebody to help me with it. My next step is to work independently.
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Thursday, 26 November 2015
Motat Visit
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Term 4 week 1
Last week we did athletics First we bib sprints and I got in to the Finals but I lost next we did high jump ti got harder and harder next we did long jump I got close to wining softball throw and I wasn't even close to wining ti was Fun
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Term 4 week 1
in the weekend went to rainbowsend with Kayde and my mum Theresa . First we went on the log flume. Next we went on the gold rush 30 times. Then we had lunch and after that we went in the bumper cars, then the bumper boats. We got wet and it cooled me down. My mum and my sister went on the fearfal but I was too scared. I don't like heights. After that we went home. That was greatest day of my life.
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Wednesday, 25 November 2015
Making Inferences
My Reflection
I was learning to make inferences. I found this easy because I had somebody helping me. My next step is to try it by myself.
I was learning to make inferences. I found this easy because I had somebody helping me. My next step is to try it by myself.
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Probability with Yahzee follow-up
l am learning to explain my reasoning
l thought this was tricky because to understand this
My next step is to do better
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Tuesday, 3 November 2015
Term 4 week 1
Yesterday I went to my fins house to watch the rugby world cup 2015. It was 4.30 am the game went for hours but ti was a good game and the all black won the rugby world cup 2015. We played rugby but my frieunmd Kayde won then we played on his tramp. It was fun. We had face paint to and we left at 3.30.
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I did a massive cage-clean yesterday. At the moment the living room looks like a tip, but I should get that sorted by tonight and, hopefully, the kitchen leaving upstairs for tomorrow. I have meetings both mornings - tomorrow is counselling.
The fly invasion - and the loss of one of my rats yesterday was a wake-up call and I plan to really keep my house straight once it is that way - especially downstairs.
Feeling quite anxious. I double my pregabalin tomorrow.


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I really am stumped about what to call these new changes I am adding to some older works but I enjoy doing them and I am intrigued about where the lines fall. Its just another layer of interest for me and the painting. $140
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Segments 11x14 oil on canvas framed
5 comments:
- Layne Cook said...
I love your willingness to experiment. I'm not sure whether I like it or find it distracting;it's such an unusual juxtaposition of styles. It will be interesting to see where this leads....
- February 16, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Sheila said...
I am enjoying the ride into this new dimension with you! Go David Go!
- February 16, 2011 at 7:54 PM
- Sharon Wright said...
Wow, this painting has been on a journey! You have cetainly added another dimension...to stunning effect. I'd like to borrow your brain for a day, the way it works is awesome!
- February 17, 2011 at 2:54 AM
- AutumnLeaves said...
Something quite diametrically opposing with the hard geometric lines and the softness of the ballerina. It rather hints at the great strength the ballet dancers have.
- February 17, 2011 at 5:58 AM
- Paintings by Irit Bourla said...
I want to see more simply a great group. And the colors to die for.
- February 17, 2011 at 9:31 AM
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WOW this blogging thing has really taken off and taken a life of it's own! This week I collaborated with the Four Seasons Resort and Club and currently I'm enjoying a beautiful view of the city of Dallas from a suite at the Fairmont Hotel, also thanks to a collaboration I have coming soon. Blogging has breathed new life into me and I'm so appreciative of all the views and shares I have recieved from each one of you! I'm excited for the future and can't wait to show y'all what I have coming up. But before then, let's talk about this gorgeous little number from Dillards:
Nicole Miller Artelier Lace Off-the-Shoulder Sheath Dress in Carnation
Landry earrings
Landry earrings
This dress is made with the highest of quality. The body con silhouette structured with boning brings in my waist for a hourglass shape, (Kim K who?). The beautiful corded lace fabric proves that it really is all in the details.
It's all in the details
Thanks always to Dillards for keeping my style on point no matter the occasion!
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Meet The Bazillions' Adam Marshall!
Wednesday, February 04 2015 @ 10:54 AM
Adam Marshall is one of the founding members of The Bazillions, a kindie rock band from Minneapolis. And today, we got to ask him a few questions about the band, music, and superheroes.
batteryPOP: When did you start writing music and what did you first write music about?
Adam: I first started writing songs when I was very young, probably five years old. I've been writing songs consistently since then. Eventually I started writing songs for children when I was working at an elementary school. I wrote about whatever I thought the kids would be interested in. Sometimes I would ask the other teachers at the school what their students needed help with. I'd write a song about it. I'd go to the classrooms and teach them the songs and we'd all sing them. I always think about something that is challenging for young students to learn and then from that I would write a song about it. I also like to think about things that kids might be going through and then write a song about it from their point of view.
batteryPOP: How did you guys decide to form The Bazillions?
Adam: I had been working at an elementary school Southwest Minneapolis for several years. I would have weekly get-togethers with the kindergarten classes, first grade classes and a fourth grade class and we'd play songs. In addition to classic children's songs we'd also sing the songs that I had written. Parents would ask me where the songs came from and could they get them on iTunes or something. I would tell them that they were songs I wrote. They said well you've got to put those songs on a CD. I decided to make a CD with my band, The Humbugs. I asked them if they would be interested in having an alter ego called the Bazilions. They all loved the idea. The first CD came out in 2010. We started playing shows and it just caught on.
batteryPOP: How do you decide what to write a song about?
Adam: I like to write songs about things that are difficult for children to learn. For example, the difference between a prefix and suffix or what a preposition is. Those concepts that we think are simple but are actually kind of tricky for kids. Or things that they may be going through as young people. Having to clean your room or getting in trouble. Also, my wife tends to provide ideas for songs. She's usually the one who comes up with the initial idea. It helps have kids of our own. We can just look at them and come up with ideas.
batteryPOP: What got you interested in music when you were young?
Adam: Music is a huge part of my family. My grandfather was a music teacher. I have an older cousin who is a musician. When I was really young, probably around 7 or 8 years old, we used to go and watch him play. I thought it was the coolest thing in the world. And my father always had records on the stereo to play. Music has always been there for me.
batteryPOP: Who are The Bazillions' biggest influences (musical or otherwise)?
Adam: I am very influenced by pop music from the 1960s. The Beatles, The Hollies, The Zombies etc. I love that kind of music so much. Perfect two and half minute pop songs. I think everybody would like that kind of music and that's how I want my music to sound. I take that kind of music and write it for children. Other than that, children are a huge influence.
batteryPOP: Are there any songs you knew as a kid that helped you remember facts for school?
Adam: Not really. I don't remember my teachers using songs to remember facts. There were songs from TV like the Electric Company and Schoolhouse Rock that I watched on my own time that helped but I don't remember watching them at school.
batteryPOP: When you were 10, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Adam: I either wanted to be a baseball player or a musician.
batteryPOP: If you were a super hero, who would your sidekick be?
Adam: I would have a cat as my sidekick. We be able to communicate telepathically. He probably be a bit sarcastic, but he'd always help me solve the crime.
Thanks to Adam for answering all our questions. Be sure to learn about prepositions, perimeter, triangles, and more with the Bazillions' songs, HERE on batteryPOP!


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Out of the mouths of babes, or in this case our soon-to-be seven year old son.
Over dinner I asked...
CJ, what's a Zune? [he uses a 30GB model for music and videos]
CJ: "Zune is a type of iPod, but it's bigger."
How is the Zune different from the iPod?
"The Zune is big, and the iPod is small."
Which is cooler?
"The iPod... it's for teenagers, and easier to hold."
Kids say the darndest things.
CJ likes the iPod design so much that he built one out of Legos this week.
Have a good weekend.
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On Monday, 11 June 2012, iOS 6 was formally introduced to the Apple developer community and the world at large. Apple had confirmed iOS 6 earlier.
Updated MacBook Airs and MacBook Pros also arrived at Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
Scott Forstall, senior vice president of iPhone Software at Apple delved into the spectacular new bells and whistles that will make the refreshed operating system a much-talked about presence across the mobile landscape.
According to details shared on stage during the WWDC keynote, Siri will be getting an update. In other words, Siri will be getting smarter. In one example, Forstall asked Siri when the San Francisco 49ers' season begins and Siri promptly posted a complete season schedule.
Now, Siri will be tapping into new information services and platforms, raising Siri's IQ in that now she would be able to provide better, more detailed information across a wide variety of interests, like dining out. OpenTable integration, for instance, will help you make dinner reservations from your device using Siri.
From movies to music and dining to sports scores, Siri is going to do much more, like open apps. Car dealerships are even integrating with Siri to deliver "spoken alerts" to drivers. Toyota, GM, Mercedes, BMW, Honda, Audi, and others will all integrate Siri this year.
Confirming earlier rumors, Facebook will also see improved integration as the social network can now be updated via voice command through Siri.
As we all expected, Siri is coming to the iPad.
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Dog Walker Coseley UK
Dog Walker Coseley, West Midlands: I guess there might be several reasons why you end up seeking out a local Coseley dog walker, perhaps you are busy working throughout the day and simply never have the spare time to walk your dog, you are perhaps poorly and you are not presently fit enough to walk your dog, or it might be that you are just a couch potato and would prefer to employ a stranger to walk your dog.
Well luckily you will discover loads of people these days willing and eager to do just that. For that matter you'll be able to find folk in and around Coseley who'll not just take your dog for a walk but in addition undertake countless other pet and doggy services, like dog whispering, puppy visits, cat visits, small animal care, dog training and dog board and lodging.
Why Do You Need a Dog Walker?: Whilst we all cherish our pet dogs and consider them to be one of the family, we don't always have sufficient time to give them the attention and care that they require, especially when it comes to walking. In our demanding work commitments, kids to care for and social calendar to keep up with it's not so easy to slot in dog walking, as frequently as you would like or as much as they need.
Now I assume all of you realise that your dog needs to have plenty of exercise and that it is important that you take your dog for walks on a regular basis, both for fitness and for the dog's general wellness and health. it will always be best for you to do it yourself as you can gain exactly the same benefits as your dog does, enjoying much needed fresh air and exercise. There's also the benefit of bond strengthening, getting involved in activities together can help you to develop a relationship with your pet. In the world today however, most of us really lack the time for walking the dog, certainly not every day, and this is one chore that can frequently be put off until the next day.
Now this is certainly where a professional dog walker in Coseley could be useful, giving you a consistent dog walking service on a day to day basis, taking away the stress of one daily task and allowing you more time to do demanding stuff. A dog walker will be able to call at your house in Coseley, pick up your furry friend and go walking for perhaps an hour or so. It can be each day, 3 times each week, or just on the odd day when your are too busy or have more important commitments.
Certain Coseley dog walkers take your dog for a walk one to one, other dog walkers might take groups of dogs, so it might be better to talk about your exact requirements with a potential dog walker should you have a preference. If your four-legged friend is affable and gets on okay with other dogs, a group walk could be more beneficial, if your dog doesn't mix well with other dogs, a one on one walk may be better.
Some local Coseley dog walkers may also be able to provide additional pet services not just for dogs, for example they might pick up your dog or pet and taxi it to the vet, visit your home every day to feed your pets, give your dog some basic training if they are being naughty or provide dog or pet board and lodging whilst you're on vacation. Others may even be able to offer dog grooming services as well. Some of these services may prove quite useful and give an overall pet care service which will give you peace of mind with relation to the health, wellbeing and happiness of all of your pets and animals, while still letting you socialize, look after your family and work.
Making use of a dog walker in Coseley should never entirely replace your personal interaction with your furry friend though, you should still try to get out with your dog as often as you're able, to keep that relationship and bond strong. You should be an important part of their training and exercise program to make certain that your beloved pet remains happy, healthy and loved.
Dog Walking Benefits: There are multiple proven benefits which a dog can gain from being walked on a regular basis these include: improved cardiovascular fitness, decreased loneliness, improved mental health and wellbeing, stronger bones and muscles, obesity control, lowering of blood pressure and bonding improvements.
What Are Dog Walkers Prices?: As with any services, dog walking prices may differ quite a bit, depending on the exact service provided, whether it is a solo or group walk (group walks tend to be cheaper), the area in which you live and the amount of time spent on the walk, but the likely charges will be between £9 and £14 for a one hour walk with cuddles and kisses absolutely free.
What to Look Out For: Obviously as it is not necessary to have any qualifications or certifications for dog walking, essentially anybody can advertise themselves as a dog walker and commence running that service, therefore you need to be a bit thorough concerning just who you decide on to walk your dog in Coseley. There could be security worries since you may be allowing them access to your home for them to be able to collect your dog, feed your pets or carry out other duties. You could have a lot more faith in dog walkers that have passed a police DBS check (Disclosure and Barring Service check). You may also need to verify that any prospective Coseley dog walker has insurance, just in case there any situations which involve your dog, some sort of PLI (public liability insurance) would be acceptable. It would also be sensible if any prospective dog walker meets with the dog before making your final choice in order to make certain that they will are a good match.
Earning Money as a Dog Walker: If you like the company of dogs, aren't against a considerable amount of exercise and enjoy being out in the fresh air, starting in business as a dog walker in Coseley could be something to consider. Don't think for one moment that dog walking is a simple route to riches, because it's not, and there are limits to how much you can make, especially at first, nevertheless if you are simply thinking about a different career, unemployed currently or unhappy in your current job, then dog walking may be a good option for you.
Before you even start a business you need to do some market research, you must figure out if there's a need for dog walkers in your immediate area, check to see exactly how many dog walkers are presently working nearby, figure out just what those dog walkers are receiving for these services, determine whether there are suitable areas for walking a dog, discover if there are any local council regulations pertaining to dog walking and any other related things you can think of. Get as much info as you possibly can before you even think about laying out any cash getting started.
It would be beneficial to at first take out some dogs belonging to close neighbours, work colleagues, pals or members of your family, enabling you to make certain that dog walking is going to be right for you personally. Offer this on a voluntary basis and as soon as you finally get moving as a fully fledged business, those early "clients" will probably become paying customers and help make up up a fledgling dog walking round.
It is very important that you have the financial stability to last for some months without having to dip into your initial earnings from dog walking, it isn't guaranteed to take off right away and you need to have patience in developing a customer base. It could take roughly one year to get a proper round built up and even when you have done this, your profits mightn't be adequate to survive on. You could always start off part-time until you have built up a good reputation.
Ensure you get fixed up with some adequate insurance cover, accidents certainly can take place and you want to avoid being crippled by lawsuits when they do. There are actually insurance policies aimed specifically at dog walkers, do a bit of research online and invest in a decent dog walking insurance policy.
You can get a good idea of the rates you should be charging from local people presently providing dog walking services in Coseley, it is best to fix your rates at a comparable level and you should not attempt to charge less than all the others, simply to grab their business. Try to offer clients extra services for the same fee in order to stick out from the crowd.
Coseley Dog Walkers And What They Do
Dog Walker Coseley: There are clearly a vast number of dog walking tasks which you may need a local Coseley dog walker for, and below we have listed merely a selection of the potential explanations why you might be having to look for the specialist services of a dog walker in Coseley, West Midlands.
Using a service like Bark will help you to pick prospective dog walkers in Coseley, West Midlands and also find Princes End dog walkers, Darlaston dog walkers, Wolverhampton dog walkers, Parkfields dog walkers, Ettingham dog walkers, Walsall dog walkers, Monmore Green dog walkers, Woods Bank dog walkers, Wednesbury dog walkers, Lanesfield dog walkers, Blakenhall dog walkers, Tipton dog walkers, Stow Heath dog walkers, Willenhall dog walkers, Bilston dog walkers and more local dog walker pet related services.
Dog Walker Coseley West Midlands - Tips and Hints for Picking One: One of the dated but still fashionable techniques to seek out a dog walker in Coseley is by wading through local papers, local business directories or web business directories, so you could have a look at some of the more widely used local business directories for instance Yelp, City Visitor, Local Life, 118 118, Touch Local, Mister What, Cyclex, Thomson Local or Yell even though virtually anyone could be listed into these this means there isn't any guarantee about the trustworthiness of any specific Coseley dog walker, therefore you'll be relying on good fortune by employing this solution.
A great technique to locate a suitable Coseley dog walker to use is by browsing testimonials and reviews by former customers, you should be able to get testimonials and reviews online, most likely on one of the reputable services websites such as Bark or Bidvine or maybe even on a Coseley dog walker's business site if he/she possesses one. Another terrific solution is to ask work colleagues, family members, close friends or perhaps even neighbours to suggest a Coseley dog walker whom they've used in the past, they often say that "by word of mouth" is by far the best endorsement and in this situation it should without doubt be a great help for you in making a wise selection and find a dog walker you can trust and has in the past done a quality job.
Searching Online: In today's times the popular way to hunt for a dog walker in Coseley is by using internet search engines. Sometimes even this approach is often fraught with difficulty, as you have to sift out precisely what data is in any way relevant to the phrase that you searched for. Always be as exact as you can whenever conducting a search on Google or other search engines, the most common words to key in is "dog walker Coseley" or "Coseley dog walker", this could give mixed search results and nearly all of what is returned is going to be from one of two of the respected business directories such as Yell and Thomson, but what will not be quite as obvious is that generally the top 3 or 4 search results are paid advertising, in other words someone has paid to be in that position and quite likely they are not locally based or appropriate for your needs, therefore you must scroll down the results and essentially pay no attention to such advertisements. Some of the returned results might also be pertaining to job sites like Indeed or Reed offering dog walker jobs in Coseley, you can obviously disregard these results as well.
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Holy fucking shit… I've done so much in the last few days but what the crap was that? A cloud that blasts lightning bolts and not only kills things but turns them into zombies that try to munch your brains and don't stop till you drop them – then when you do they explode and lay half your surviving allies to waste. What is it that Bones always says… all's fair in love, war and skullduggery – anything goes so don't bitch about it. That was fine if someone gets a black eye, but your friends turning into exploding undead that want to rip your face off is uncool. He'd still say don't bitch so I won't.
So let's look at what we've got up to. I feel a bit bad that I've skedaddled from school, not about school – they can eat shit and die, but I might have let Aunty down a bit, she has hopes for me and I guess she doesn't want me to have to live like she and Bones do. I don't know why really, they're happy and have got all they need. Still she wanted me to stick it out and there's not much chance the school'll let me back. I'm definitely a skiver for not going and telling her face-to-face, and Bones will have a piece of me for that – he'd be on my side but for the fact that Aunty will want to rag me out – he's not likely to stick up for me and that's pretty fair. I better make them proud – no pressure.
Bigubu, while he's a bit of a rod, he's all right you know. He pissfarts around with his "gun" or whatever he calls it when we get into sticky situations but he's smarter than a hatful of beholders and actually pretty interesting to talk to. He got us some horses, nice to have a buddy who is connected to the Twelve, and we hooked up with Talon and headed off to cross the Plains. It's gonna be a few days and if the first three are anything to go by, we'll be lucky to make it.
The first night we were set upon by Blood of Vol devotees and we sorted them out. Everyone else is nightblind so I got to show my worth to an audience who couldn't see me, nothing worse, but they saw the results by the light of the fire. Bigubu and his blaster, damn near started a forest fire. The boss got away, I expect he'll come back again but I think he learnt that night time ain't the right time to dance with the Monkey, unless he's got some other friends. We'd better find out more about the BOV or we might be USC.
We finished the night in a nice inn that looked after us – they appreciated Gimp and his appetite for live flesh. We met some militiamen in the inn who chatted to us about bandits and Valenar elves "incursions" whatever that is. Later on the road we met more passing Fort Barrow – an unabandoned? repopulated? fort along the road that is copopulated by the undead former owners. We'll look them up on the way back.
Also we met some weirdo locals on the road and paid too much for some fresh produce – I'm pretty sure Bigubu hasn't had to shop before – but Hal used it all to whip us up a pretty good meal in a nice secluded clearing we got led to by an old halfling we met on the road. Ol Woody he calls himself and he's pretty comfortable in his own skin. Was not pertur… potherb… worried by us and told us some hair raising stories about night hags, hunters and their even more dangerous prey, vampires and locally dodgeworthy haunts. Also pointed out that we had got some Bloodroot, and that eating it isn't a good idea unless you like Vampire teeth waking you up at night.
I didn't have the best sleep, whatever Ragpile fed me a few days ago gave me fully real visions of wormpeople attacking me and left me cowering like a girl against a rock until I wacked myself and the vision cleared to reveal my friends trying to wake me. At first I thought the old halfling was messing with us but Hal reminded me of the worm I ate that Ragpile gave me. Fuckshitfuckshitshit, woulda been fun if I had have known – instead I lost it. Never got to meet Ragpile's "lord" either.
Things were pretty sombre through today as I guess the whole thing shook everyone up a bit, and because we came close by the Mournland. Took something coming out of there to cast a darker cloud over our day literally. We're riding along and a cloud passes overhead streaking lightning and generally looking grumpy. It separated and a half of it settled over the road ahead. We weren't too keen on meeting it until we found that it had attacked some travellers and, like I said at the start, started turning them into zombies. The travellers had some guards who were battling away but we saved their butts by turning up when we did. Bigubu still has sparks coming out of his britches but we came out of it all right. His gun need some repairs though I think. I've heard of zombies but they really are unpleasant foes – still we smoked them. Bigubu needs to learn what fights to pick, I might find I'm protecting his sheltered arse more than I care to.


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Birch Laminate, Silk Screen, Milk Paint
Born, raised, educated, and employed in the Midwest, I consider both Iowa and Ohio home. Oftentimes it can be difficult to balance family when heart and mind are in two different places at once. For this particular piece I focused on highly recognizable icons: the state birds of Iowa and Ohio. This piece is also a reflection of the type of art commonly hung in rural midwest homes, with a modern twist.
The framed companion QR Code linked to deck-ohiowa.com, displayed an animated .gif that documented the process used to create my piece.
The first iteration of this piece was created for AIGA Toledo's Half and Half Summer Show. The exhibition challenged participants to create a piece that was one part "of the hand" and one part digital media. The show was on display in the University of Toledo CVA Gallery at the Toledo Museum of Art.
The second iteration of this piece was applied to a skate deck and shown at Bordo Bello 2012 in Denver, Colorado. Bordo Bello is hosted by AIGA Colorado and is a fundraiser in which all proceeds from the auction go to fund mentorship programs.
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This book reminds me of myself when I was younger and now because I am Chinese. When I was a kid, people used to always make fun of me. They made fun of me because my English wasn't that good and that I was used to speaking Chinese. I first spoke a lot of Chinese when I was a kid that I got used to it. And as I grew older, racism started becoming an influence on kids. So whenever I couldn't see something, they would tell me to open my eyes since Asians have small eyes, sort of like a slit. Or ask me what ching chong, ching chong would mean when that isn't even Chinese. Also, they would tell me that I couldn't play with them or to go back to my country just because they were jealous of what I can do, I was bad at something, or because I looked different.
At this point, I didn't enjoy the book much because it brought so much bad memories from when I was a kid and now. I enjoyed it a little though because the author not only taught me that everybody is created equal, but that I should stand up for what I believe in. Also, because the author leaves a cliff hanger that somehow makes me want to read the next book.]]>


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Portavardie is a direct response to sailing in the Western Isles of Scotland in the summer of 2012. I made the work on the yacht which is why it is small as I was limited by space and materials. This small painting is on a deep block of wood, solid, which is how Portavardie Marina felt, a safe and solid harbour for the night while a force 8 raged outside. It was a warm, colourful, peaceful and light place to stop.
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Portavardie (2012)
Painting by Jayne Gaze
- Painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 4.72 x 4.72 x 1.57 in
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Ready to hang
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Now that le Petit is old enough to visibly ignore our instructions, simple though they may be ("No, don't eat Daddy's shoes!" "No, do not stand up in your high chair!") and dismiss our helpful suggestions of alternative activities ("Why don't you chew on your rattle instead of the book?" "Come on out into the living room, it is so much more interesting than the kitchen!") I've learned some new French vocabulary.
Cause toujours, tu m'intéresses.
Translated, it means something like a sarcastic, "keep on talking, I'm listening." Yeah right. Roll eyes. Sure, what-EVER.
So when grandma tries for the nth time to keep the little guy from disassembling a pile of magazines, she gives up and tosses him a "cause toujours, tu m'intéresses" with a laugh.
If only someone had taught me this useful phrase back when I was a teenager.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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Gwen Stefani has revealed her latest perfect pop track 'Misery'.
It's the second song after 'Make Me Like You', taken from her forthcoming album This Is What the Truth Feels Like - her first solo album in 10 years.
The singer's last solo record was 2006's The Sweet Escape, which hit number three in the US and 14 in the UK.
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Square barrow adjacent to Cawthorne Camps, 520m north west of Saintoft Lodge
Heritage Category: Scheduled Monument
List Entry Number: 1015438
Date first listed: 20-Jan-1964
Date of most recent amendment: 20-Mar-1997
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The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: North Yorkshire
District: Ryedale (District Authority)
Parish: Cropton
National Park: NORTH YORK MOORS
National Grid Reference: SE 78450 89892
Legacy Record - This information may be included in the List Entry Details.
Reasons for Designation
Square barrows are funerary monuments of the Middle Iron Age, most examples
dating from the period between c.500 BC and c.50 BC. The majority of these
monuments are found in the area between the River Humber and the southern
slopes of the North Yorkshire Moors but a wider distribution has also been
identified, principally through aerial photography, spreading through the
river valleys of the Midlands and south Essex. Around 200 square barrow
cemeteries have been recorded; in addition, a further 250 sites consisting of
single barrows or small groups of barrows have been identified.
Square barrows, which may be square or rectangular, were constructed as
earthen mounds surrounded by a ditch and covering one or more bodies. Slight
banks around the outer edge of the ditch have been noted in some examples. The
main burial is normally central and carefully placed in a rectangular or oval
grave pit, although burials placed on the ground surface below the mound are
also known.
A number of different types of burial have been identified, accompanied by
grave goods which vary greatly in range and type. The most elaborate include
the dismantled parts of a two-wheeled vehicle placed in the grave with the
body of the deceased.
Ploughing and intensive land use since prehistoric times have eroded and
levelled most square barrows and very few remain as upstanding monuments,
although the ditches and the grave pits, with their contents, will survive
beneath the ground surface. The different forms of burial and the variations
in the type and range of artefacts placed in the graves provide important
information on the beliefs, social organisation and material culture of these
Iron Age communities and their development over time. All examples of square
barrows which survive as upstanding earthworks, and a significant proportion
of the remainder, are considered of national importance and worthy of
Although partly disturbed by early excavations, this barrow has survived well and significant information about its original form and the burials placed within it will be preserved. Together with similar monuments in the region, the barrow offers important scope for the study of funeral practice in the prehistoric period.
Legacy Record - This information may be included in the List Entry Details.
The monument includes a square barrow situated in a prominent position on the
southern flank of Cawthorne Banks.
The barrow has an earth and stone mound standing 1.2m high. It is square in
shape with rounded corners and measures 11m across. The mound is surrounded by
a ditch up to 1m wide which has become partly infilled over the years and is
visible as a slight hollow. The mound has been dug into in antiquity, leaving
a deep hole.
MAP EXTRACT The site of the monument is shown on the attached map extract. It includes a 2 metre boundary around the archaeological features, considered to be essential for the monument's support and preservation.
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 25591
Legacy System: RSM
This monument is scheduled under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 as amended as it appears to the Secretary of State to be of national importance. This entry is a copy, the original is held by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
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Date: 14 - 15 May 2016
P1 returns to Scarborough's beautiful South Bay, for the 2016 P1 Dale Power Solutions Yorkshire Grand Prix of the Sea, on 14-15 May.
Named "Queen of the Yorkshire Coast", Scarborough's award-winning South Bay beach is the ideal spot to watch our racers attempt to get their campaign off to a roaring start.
It's the perfect spot to get the P1 season rolling, as our racers look to cement their own place in the history books.
Besides the great motorsport action, Scarborough has plenty of sight and sounds to keep everyone entertained throughout the race weekend, and beyond. The Yorkshire coast's largest holiday destination has multiple attractions spread across the town and seafront – harbours, theatres, cinemas, markets, museums, a busy town centre, beautiful parks and plenty more
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Date: Various Dates in 2016
Over the last few years, Scarborough Open Air Theatre has played host to some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Elton John, Jessie J, Boyzone, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, JLS, Status Quo and McFly to name a few. Looking ahead, they are now in the final stages of securing even more headline acts to bring to you in 2016.
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Situated just fifteen minutes from The Bay Filey is Oliver's Mount road race circuit. A circuit where the races have been likened to a 'miniature TT by the seaside'.
Edge of your seat racing, the closest action seen at any race venue, friendly locals and a stunning setting are all key features of a race weekend at Oliver's Mount. Importantly, for the racers, the 2.43 mile track has always been regarded as a challenging, tight and twisty circuit, which tests their skills to the maximum.
The rider list of former Oliver's Mount winners is like a 'who's who' of motorcycle racing history. Cecil Sandford, Geoff Duke, John Surtees, Bob McIntyre, Mike Hailwood, Phil Read, Giacomo Agostini, Klaus Enders, Jarno Saarinen, Kent Andersson, Takazumi Katayama, Mick Grant, Barry Sheene, George O'Dell, Jock Taylor, Wayne Gardner, Joey Dunlop, Steve Hislop, Robert Dunlop, Carl Fogarty, James Whitham, Ian Lougher, David Jefferies, Dave Molyneux, Nick Crowe, Guy Martin, Ryan Farquhar, John McGuiness and Ian Hutchinson have all raced at Oliver's Mount over the years and stood on top of the podium.
There is no greater thrill for a race fan than to see race bikes brushing the banking only yards away from where you stand - you can leave the binoculars at home when visiting Oliver's Mount.See All events
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Owning a property at The Bay Filey is so much more than investing in the future. How many property investments let you use and enjoy the property itself? Of course you can forego the letting potential and just keep the property for yourself, family and friends. Whatever you decide as a Purchaser or Investor you know The Bay is right for you.
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There has been a lot of coverage about the bad things buried in the recent $1.8 trillion budget deal that was hammered out by Congress and signed by President Obama on Dec. 18.
It was a big, messy pile of tax cuts and spending glued together with agreements that, on their own, look like special-interest sweetheart deals.
Some of the criticism is fair, but the critics should not forget about all of the good hidden in there as well.
We are pleased that legislative deal-makers found $2 billion in funding for medical research through the National Institutes of Health. It will pay off for taxpayers in the form of medical breakthroughs that will save lives and reduce medical costs. The money will also provide a fertile environment for new ideas generated in the lab to spin off as businesses, attracting private investment and creating new jobs in a clean industry.
This is something that Congress can be proud of. Maine Sen. Susan Collins, who is a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, was a key player in getting these programs funded, and has helped reverse a very destructive trend.
Previous budget deals reined in federal spending through indiscriminate sequestration cuts and short-term bills that funded the government a few months at a time. That has left NIH funding frozen since 2003. While the dollar amount may have stayed constant, the buying power has not, and the 12-year freeze amounts to a 20 percent cut in the impact that the federal funds could have.
NIH funding is distributed in competitive grants around the country, including about $72 million spent in Maine. Just those grants generate 1,700 jobs and $174 million in economic activity.
That spending includes $6.8 million for Leif Oxburgh's lab at the Maine Medical Center Research Institute, where he and colleagues are studying how to grow kidneys in the lab from stem cells. Although years away from being used in a clinical setting, this research could someday provide a cure for a leading cause of death and alleviate suffering of millions.
NIH-funded research has been responsible for breakthroughs in cancer research, contributing to the increase in the five-year survival rate from 45 percent in the 1970s to 70 percent today. NIH isn't the only funding source, but it is by far the biggest, and it can't be replaced by the nonprofit foundations or the private sector. The research is best done by labs connected with hospitals and universities, but only the federal government has the resources to keep it going on such a large scale.
This is important because there are other important investments that need to be made.
Alzheimer's disease affects 5.3 million Americans, and results in $226 billion in medical costs, most of it paid through Medicare.
As the baby boom generation moves into old age, those numbers can only increase. Presently there is no cure and no treatment that can stop or reverse its symptoms. Unless there are significant scientific advancements, this disease could bankrupt the American medical system.
Because medical research generates so little controversy, it's not one of the budget items that attracts much attention. But that doesn't mean it's not important.
We should not be satisfied with another 12-year budget freeze on medical research. These new funds represent a critical first step, but there is still significant work that needs to be done.
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Hello, everyone! Want to govern your own kingdom in the Minecraft world? There is no reason to feel hesitant about that. Let me show you how to do that by playing Cubecrafts! Come on!
After setting foot in the world, you will be firstly bewildered by a platform where there is nothing, but big cubes. Please hold the given pickaxe and break the cubes to gather raw materials, like coal, ore, wood, steel, glass, gold, silver, and so on. Then, build your own world by using your imagination and creativeness. You have permission to generate whatever you wish since you are the only owner of the Minecraft world. It is also a nice idea to grow cereal and craft weapons which are useful to defeat the cruel creatures once they attack you at night.
Enjoy and good luck to you in Cubecrafts!
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Move with the ASDW keys or arrow keys.
Jump with the Spacebar key.
Open the Inventory by E key.
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Catherine M. Wallis
Catherine M. Wallis, 75, of Granite City and formerly of Effingham, Ill., passed away at 10:55 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, 2014, at Fountain View Memory Care in Granite City.
She was born Aug. 11, 1939, in Moriah, N.Y., a daughter of the late Albert Dudley and Eva (Allen) Callaway. She married William S. Wallis on May 25, 1956, in St. Louis and he passed away on Sept. 6, 2004. She was a dedicated and faithful member of Hope Lutheran Church, where she was baptized and confirmed. She was a member of the Effingham Humane Society and the Good Neighbors of Lake Sara. She had a special love of her pets and enjoyed her days of playing the guitar, singing and cooking and will be remembered for the love and special times shared with her family and friends. She is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Desiree Ann Wills of Chaffee, Mo., and Janette M. and Michael Barry of Granite City; two grandchildren and spouse, David Wills of Jackson, Mo., and Amanda and Jared Jackson of Chaffee, Mo., and four great-grandchildren, Collin Jackson, Mackenzie Jackson, Corinne Jackson and Clayton Wills; one sister, Betty Keller of Granite City; other extended family and friends. In addition to her beloved husband and parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Albert A. Dudley.
In celebration of her life, a service will be held at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery at 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014, with the Rev. Dr. David Fielding officiating. Memorials may be made to Hope Lutheran Church in Granite City. Irwin Chapel of Granite City in charge of arrangements, www.irwinchapel.com.


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Thiruvananthapuram, June 4: State Bank of India (SBI) proposes to introduce from July 1, 2017, a scheme for verifying the identity of candidates applying for all its recruitment processes through Aadhaar cards. Accordingly, while applying for appointment, it will be mandatory to furnish the 12-digit Aadhaar number (or 28-digit Aadhaar enrolment ID in case the Aadhaar has been applied for, but not received).
The Aadhaar number will be used to match the biometric information taken through a biometric attendance system at the time of examination/ interview/ medical fitness test/ reporting for joining with that stored on the Aadhaar server, to establish the identity of the candidate.
The above provision is applicable in all states and union territories except Jammu & Kashmir, Meghalaya and Assam. Applicants from these states may user voter IDs, passports, driving licenses or any other valid document, as may be specified in the recruitment notice, as proof of identity for future recruitment in SBI.
A relevant notice issued by the SBI Central Recruitment and Promotion Department said ascertaining the identity of candidates is critical for the fair conduct of the recruitment process and ruling out impersonation. In this context, the department invoked the provisions of Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits, and Services) Act, 2016 (the Aadhaar Act of 2016). The regulations under the Act have come into effect on various dates as published in the Official Gazette.


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I truly believe that I could have the most perfect, healthy diet and it wouldn't be enough for me to lose weight. Now, I can't substantiate that claim, it's just a gut feeling I have ;)
Working out is so important. Especially strength training. And it wasn't until I did p90x that I realized how awesome it REALLY is. I mean, I read the studies, I knew the facts. But, after doing p90x and watching my waist lose inches like crazy, I was a believer.
I started p90x with a waist of 41 inches. And in that first week of p90x I lost 2.5 inches. Yes, 2.5 INCHES - just off my waist!
And as of today:
Waist: 34
Chest: 42
Rib: 34
Belly Button: 35
Hip: 43
Thigh at knee: 18
Thigh: 23.5
(original measurements below:)
Waist: 41
Chest: 43
Rib: 35
Belly Button: 42.5
Hip: 46
Thigh at knee: 19
Thigh: 25.25
That's 7 inches now just off of my waist. I love it! And my belly button area - that's a loss of 7.5 inches too! What I'm finding lately is that my waist/hip area is losing slower but my legs are now starting to tone up. And honestly, I don't care how my body chooses to lose, as long as it keeps losing.
And speaking of losing. Today was my weigh-in. I did NOT lose 3.8 pounds. I lost 1.2 pounds. I'm really happy with that.
How did I do w/ my goals?
I did NOT get my 20 AP. I got in 15AP but I swapped out eating points instead of earning AP. I don't really count that goal as a victory but since I couldn't workout I chose to eat less than normal on a couple of days and I'm happy I had control of everything to do that.
I got my water in! YEAH
I got ONE strength training workout in. Not bad but not a complete victory either.
And I DID track EVERYTHING! YEAH!
50%. I got in 50% of my goals.
Now for this week's goals. I'm going for the same four again. I WILL complete them all eventually.
2. Water EVERY DAY
3. Track EVERYTHING
4. Strength train 2 Days
Today's menu:
B: 1 egg + 2 slices reduced calorie bread + Coffee
L: Restaurant: vegetable salad + nacho appetizer (shared w/ boyfriend)
D: Tomato Bisque + Wheat Thins and Cream Cheese
Dessert: Pomegranate and Coconut Pinkberry yogurt topped w/ fresh raspberries


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Valluvar Kottam Monument in Chennai
Valluvar Kottam Monument Overview
Valluvar Kottam was built in the year 1976 to honour the great classical Tamil poet and saint Tiruvalluvar who wrote the famous Thirukkural. Three thousand stone blocks were used to create this memorial. All the 133 chapters of his work Thirukkural have been inscribed in the front hall corridor.
A life-sized statue of the poet is mounted inside the monument which has been built in the shape of a temple chariot (39 meter high). The place also boasts of a huge auditorium which can accommodate around 4000 people and is believed to be the largest auditorium in Asia.
Opening Closing Time 8 am to 6 pm
The monument is closed on Fridays and Public Holidays.
Entrance Fee INR 10 (Adults); INR 5 (Children)
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34, Valluvar Kottam High Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai- 600034


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Some idiots want Jugears to sign a law prohibiting the teaching of children firearm safety, even by their parents. By extension, no hunting under age 18.
So, go here: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/make-it-unlawful-enact-child-and-firearms-safety-act/dkGWl6dr
16 signatures out of 100K so far.
I know, Jugears will ignore this, but we can at least get on another list by signing...


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NetKernel News Volume 4 Issue 10
March 28th 2013
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Sets and Subset Identifiers
Last time out, we shipped an update to the Golden Thread tools in layer1 to enable an accessor to list the currently assigned Golden Thread resources. This work was contributed by Tom Geudens, and with the release of this feature he discussed his use case and presented an Akamai-killing utility that exploits the power of the GT pattern.
During the review of this contribution an interesting discussion arose about explicit versus implicit constraint of an accessor's representation set.
Today I want to summarize our discussion and use it as a basis to articulate the trade-offs we are faced with when we choose the structure of resource identifiers defined by an endpoint's grammar.
Be warned there is no right and wrong answer, but there are levers you can select that, if you are aware of them, will result in better solutions.
The new active:listGoldenThread endpoint has the following grammar...
<argument name="limit" desc="limit return of listGoldenThread" max="1" min="0" />
<argument name="offset" desc="offset return of listGoldenThread" max="1" min="0" />
<argument name="filter" desc="filter return of listGoldenThread" max="1" min="0" />
The use of min and max quantifiers on the arguments indicate that these are optional constraints. You can read the docs for the details, but its pretty clear that the size of the listing representation can be controlled by specifying one or more of the arguments.
If you're a seasoned reader of these newsletters then you'll be comfortable with the following question.
How should we interpret the identifier active:listGoldenThread when there are no arguments?
If you're getting started with ROC, or need a reminder, at this point it would be a good idea to read a couple of articles I wrote about two years ago.
The first article discusses how we can conceptualize resource identifiers for infinitely large sets of resource representations even if they are either practically non-computable, or more fundamentally, unreifiable.
The second article discuss why thinking in terms of sets and subsets is actually the core principle behind the ROC abstraction (and as is shown, is the foundation and reason for the Web's success).
Returning to the question at hand: How to interpret and implement active:listGoldenThread?
The generalists answer might be: This is the potentially infinite set of all golden thread resources. Whereas a practical man might answer: This is a tool and it ought to behave well, so by default it will provide a "useful subset" and implicitly choose defaults for the arguments.
Tom is a practical man. He initially implemented the endpoint to default to limit the result to twenty golden threads if you supplied no arguments.
was equivalent to...
This is a perfectly valid implementation, and given the domain of the resource model, its unlikely to lead to any shortcoming in the capability and, as I assume was Tom's intention, it ensures that the cost of this state to the system (CPU generation cost, caching cost etc etc) will mean that the tool "behaves nicely" by default.
However it begs a question. How, should I ask for all Golden Threads as a representation?
Perhaps you could ask for...
Or maybe, you guess that internally the endpoint is constrained to the size of the largest Java integer...
The problem with the first approach is that it requires a special mode to handle the "none" argument making the code less elegant. The problem with the second is that it may be that your guess is wrong and that internally it is using long.
But, as I say, from an operational perspective, with this particular resource model, these two points are either not hard to deal with or pose no practical limitation on the value of the endpoint.
However, the high level objection to both of these approaches is rather more fundamental, since, ultimately they both require that the requestor has some explicit or implicit expectation and knowledge of the nature of the representation state of the resource model. This imposes an arbitrary and unnecessary coupling to any solution.
Without going into the reasoning I've used above, we agreed that the implementation that was shipped would not impose an internal default limit. The result is that if you request ...
... you will get all currently assigned Golden Threads and responsibility for balancing the engineering of any solution that uses this resources is left to the user, by them choosing appropriate constraints (limiting arguments).
Enlarging versus Reducing Set Identifiers
So now, with some background reading under our belts, and Tom's implementation example discussed, we get to the nub of the matter. Whenever we write a grammar for a set of resources we are faced with a fundamental and opposing design choice.
Enlarging: Do we construct the the grammar such that as we provide more arguments we enlarge the size of the representation set?
Reducing: Do we construct the grammar so that its minimal resolvable identifier yields the largest possible representation set and any additional arguments have the affect of reducing (constraining) the representation set?
Putting it more formally, we see that the Enlarging style is one in which we start with a set and with arguments specify larger supersets. Whereas, by contrast, the Reducing style, starts with a large set (potentially uncomputably and/or practically infinite) and with arguments specifies subsets.
As I said in the preamble, there is no right or wrong answer. For example, one should always keep a toe in reality and bear in mind the innate limitation of the physical platform and if necessary fix internal engineering hard limits even with a reducing design.
However my gut, and my experience, suggests that if you can, its a looser, more powerful approach to ask for as large a set as you can with the least necessary qualification of the identifier.
Fortunately, I'm happy to point out, I am not alone and this was also the decision made by the designers of the SQL language over the relational database abstraction some 35-odd years ago. For example, contrast...
SELECT * FROM names;
SELECT * FROM names WHERE firstname='Tom';
surely, the canonical example of a reducing set identifier.
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