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Borge Mogensen Spanish chairs
Danish Mid century
Design: Borge Mogensen
Made: Fredericia Stolefabrik
Made: Fredericia Stolefabrik
Period: 50s
This pair of Spanish chairs was desigend by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia Stolefabrik, Denmark in late 50s. The chair is made from oak and has a strong butt leather seat and backrest, giving it a strong, rustic appearance. The chairs are in original condition.
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Airport Communications Group Annual Conference, hosted by Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport
On the 23rd and 24th of April, Bucharest Airports National Company organized, in Bucharest, the "Airport Communications Group (ACG)", a working group conference, hosted by Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport.
The "Airport Communications Group (ACG)" conference brings together highest level specialists in communication and public relations, being also accepted by the European airports as an important development opportunity for airport communication. ACG is a working group of the Airports Council International Europe (ACI Europe), where communication and public relations specialists discuss possibilities and new challenges, but also the latest international topics in the airport field. The target of these regular meetings is to exchange experience and good practices, updating the knowledge in this area being a key issue for the continuous improvement of airport communication field.
Bucharest conference program included presentations of European airports representatives and the main topics of discussion were, among others, such as: communicators resources aimed to identify the most effective mixes of communication channels - from conventional communication (internal, external) to the unconventional one and generate online content, creating circumstances for the client to talk about the brand, promotion of the airport events in order to strengthen the image of an airport, development of reputation management, new trends in organizing the communication and public relations airports departments etc.

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High Altitude Cooking was the "Learning Subject of the Month" for both the months of February and March (link to archived newsletters is below). In these, Diane Boone explained the "how-to's" and "if's" of cooking at higher elevations, often referring to the book "The New High Altitude Cookbook," by Beverly M. Anderson and Donna M. Hamilton. A link to our "Recommended Books" webpage can also be found at the bottom of this page, which links to the place in Amazon.com where this book can be purchased. Following are the charts we have available to you regarding High Altitude Cooking:
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Berlin: Bayern Munich star Bastian Schweinsteiger was named German footballer of the year by sporting magazine Kicker on Monday.
Schweinsteinger, who has just extended his contract with the German champions until 2016, was one of the stars of the World Cup in South Africa where his team reached the semi-finals.
The 26-year-old has played 223 Bundesliga games, winning five league titles and five German Cup crowns since joining the club in 1998.
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Yup! That's right...another school year has begun!
But not just any school year...
For this guy.
We're talkin'
I'm not going to get all mushy about how fast the time has gone or how OLD he is.
Let's talk about...
What! What!!
Do you remember your Senior Year?
How fun it was.
How exciting.
How I turned 18 during the middle of the year and could write my own absence excuse letters.
Do you remember how scary it was to be so uncertain about your future?
Where you were headed.
What you'd do with your life.
Yes, that's all happening around here!
The interesting thing is when I was a Senior I didn't think about how scary and exciting a time it was for my parents.
(Especially MY parents, seeing as how I was giving birth to a baby my Senior year. I digress. Sorry.)
I remember 3 years ago when Dominic was starting high school as I was talking to some moms of older kids. They told me how fast high school would go.
And I am really nervous about how quickly this year will go.
Next year at this time, he will be away at college.
Yes, tears are welling up in my eyes right now!
Anyway, here's the scoop...
Not sure where he's going to apply for college.
Narrowing it down to private schools in CA, OR, or WA.
Wants to major in PoliSci and minor in Bible.
Has maintained a 4.33 GPA even through his Junior Year.
Praying for many scholarships.
But as for now, he has a pretty busy schedule.
He's still working at Krispy Kreme one day a week.
Involved in Youth Ministry and Leadership at church.
Part of "Be The Change" club at school.
And taking this load this year...
AP Gov/AP Economics.
(Has the best Gov teacher EVER...sounds a lot like "Throck," my Gov teacher in high school.)
AP French IV
AP Psych
English IV
AP Calculus
Can we say...CRAZY?!?!
So proud of him!
Just for kicks I took a minute to find a picture of him as he started high school. A little Freshman...!
Let's back up a few years and talk about 2nd Grade...!
Here's another big boy!
Connor is a reading maniac and loves school.
I was pleasantly surprised on his first day to find out that his teacher was a former client of mine at the bank!
He took a sigh of relief when I leaned over and whispered in his ear,
"You're gonna love her!"
Coco is starting Taekwondo back up again this Fall as a Blue Belt.
Playing Soccer for the first time.
And continuing with Cub Scouts.
This little man keeps me the busiest of all three.
And since I pulled a pic of Dom 3 years ago, I thought I'd pull one of my Coco too.
Starting Pre-K.
4 years old.
As much as I loved our Summer this year, it's been nice getting back into a sort of routine.
There's something magical about a new school year.
Emmy's my last one to start.
This year she's off to Pre-School.


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Its been a mega renovation reality show at Smith's Alternative! They've been working their guts out hoping to get the place back open for the room reveal this Saturday… and (cue the cheesy tension music and ad-break), Smiths is … an awesome looking building site!
We're moving our Canberra gig to home of brilliant house concerts in Canberra: Nigel and Beth's place. 64 Burn St, Downer. $10 entry. Keep an eye out for Nigel and Beth, covered in sawdust, wearing overalls and drinking bubbly.
Meanwhile: Tomorrow we play the Yarra Hotel, Melbourne, and Friday the Sooki Lounge, Belgrave. Both with the beautiful Stray Hens


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As is standard, there's not much to say about the figures themselves (they're tiny and unarticulated - although this one is somewhat unique in that he is made of a semi-translucent rather than an opaque plastic), so I'll let the photos do the talking.
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|Side 1 of the series description card.
|Side 2
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Croft Collection Marble Serving Tray
Product description
Product code: 62114103
This beautiful serving tray from the John Lewis Croft Collection is made of solid marble with sturdy brass handles. It is perfect for serving both hot and cold dishes to family and friends. Crafted from marble, this elegant and durable tray is perfect for all surfaces within your home.
Croft Collection celebrates authenticity and craftsmanship with beautiful, considered pieces that are made with integrity. Its soft palette is enlivened with honey accent tones, evoking a relaxed feel you'll love to come home to forever.
Product specifications
- Brand
- Croft Collection
- Care instructions
- Wipe clean only
- Country of Origin
- India
- Dimensions
- L35 x W18 x D6.5cm
- Material
- Marble and brass
Delivery options
- Standard delivery within 5 working days
- £3.50
- Next or named day delivery
- £6.95
- Named day UK delivery pre-10.30am
- £14.95
- International delivery available
- From Free
- Click & collect
- Free
- Click & collect from John Lewis and Waitrose shops from 2pm tomorrow
- Collect+
- £3.50
- Collect+ from a local shop from tomorrow
- Returning an item
If you've changed your mind about keeping your purchase, please return it in its original condition with proof of purchase and we'll exchange or refund it. Unless faulty, this should be within 35 days of receiving your order. By original condition, we'd expect this to mean that you've kept packaging and labels, and that the item is undamaged and unused.
You can return for free in the UK via John Lewis and Waitrose Shops, Royal Mail, Collect+ or MyHermes. If you need to arrange collection of large or heavy items, call us on 03456 049 049. For international returns queries, call us on +44 1698 545 454
You'll find returns information on your delivery note. Exceptions apply to certain products - find out more about our refund policy
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Brazilian Body Hard Wax
- $16.29
Product Actions
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Additional Information
- Formulated specifically for a very thorough bikini waxing
- Gentle enough for sensitive areas
- Designed for coarse hair
- Fast and efficient
Popularly known as "Brazilian" waxing, this non-strip formula is designed for coarse hair, yet is gentle enough for use in sensitive and delicate areas. GiGi Brazilian Body Hard Wax was formulated specifically for a very thorough bikini waxing. Fast, efficient and gentle. GiGi's new Brazilian Body Hard Wax provides the most effective Brazilian waxing possible.


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Pick a mower, any mower! It's that time of year when the days get longer; the grass is growing, and the mowers are out of hibernation. It's also an excellent time to buy with great financing and special offers available from all mower lines we carry. No matter what size, type or brand of mower you prefer, there's incentive to buy now. Here are just a few offers we've got going on: Continue reading
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Right now you can get a Scag mower and make no payments with no interest until April 1, 2014, followed by 0% interest for 48 months*. This deal is letting contractors line up their equipment for next year while still getting to use it today. That's smart buying! Continue reading
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As I'm on hols right at the mo, opportunities for blogging will, I suspect, be limited - especially when they're up against all the attractions Florida has to offer.
That having been said, I got to read (The Artist formerly known as Colin) Bateman's latest, Mystery Man, while waiting in airports, waiting on planes etc. I'l stick up a proper review in due course but in the interim, it was an hysterically funny detetctive story with the fictional owner of a real-life Belfast bookshop (No Alibis) as the protagonist (hero would be stretching it a bit!). I got many strange looks as I giggled, guffawed and laughed quite a bit as I made my way through it. Definitely a huge improvement on his last, Orpheus Rising
How Bateman can write such funny stuff and, balance it with a clever and engaging plot I have no idea (and can only look on enviously) but I'll have whatever he's having.
Bateman back on form again is no bad thing at all.


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So. On the cover of AND THEN THINGS FALL APART there is a typewriter. And not just any typewriter, a Smith Corona Corsair that is also blue and has a dual black and red ribbon.
Would you be surprised if I told you that I already had this EXACT same typewriter in my possession?
I got it home and lugged it to the typewriter hospital, AKA the Gramercy Office Equipment Company on 5th Avenue and 23rd street. I bought a ribbon and they oiled it for me and let me tell you I SWOONED when I found the place.
Here's some great shots of the joint. I shall be bringing this very same typewriter to the LAUNCH so that everyone can behold the magnificence of this machine and have some good clean fun with real type... And when I say everyone, I secretly mean: YOU!


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Oklahoma transgender bathroom bill defeated in committee
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KTUL) -- Oklahoma legislators on Tuesday heard a proposed bill that would make it illegal for transgender students to use public school bathrooms designated for the sex opposite that which they were born.
Late Tuesday afternoon, word spread that Senate Bill 1619, authored by President Pro Tempore of the Senate Brian Bingman and Speaker of the House Jeff Hickman, would not be heard this legislative session. However, SB 1619 was added as an emergency item to the agenda for the Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget meeting.
According to the Junior Legislative Report Twitter account, the meeting was recessed with a tie vote 10 to 10.
SB 1619 would have made public school bathrooms exclusively for the sex the student was born.
The bill was filed in response to the Obama administration's federal directive instructing public schools to provide bathroom access to transgender students.
According to the directive, schools that receive federal funding must allow transgender students access to the bathroom of their choosing under Title IX requirements or risk losing funding.
- State Legislature files bill, resolution opposing federal bathroom directive
- Transgender bathroom bill passes out of Senate committee
- Oklahoma AG asks for clarification on transgender bathroom directive
- Okla. AG: We 'will vigorously defend state's interests' against bathroom directive
- Local parents concerned with talk of transgender bathroom policies
- U.S. gives directive to schools on transgender bathroom access
According to the Joint Legislative Report, the bill is not dead but remains property of the Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget.


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I really want to like this and the stance of the photographer is perfect. I think though there is a little too much contrast and because of this the walls dominate the scene (we almost lose the man and the bike). As far as composition goes I would have preferred the photographer to be on the left hand third. Having said all that this image is showing great promise for things to come.....keep posting
Thank you Steve, I RESPECT YOUR COMMENTS,
I like the photo. All I see initially is the photogrpher, then I eventually see the man and the bike. But clearly the subject is the photographer. Being the geek that I am I can't help but wonder what lens she is using!
I like this one also and think that the main subject is the photographer, with the man being more of an element within the photo as the camera lens is used as a device to point the viewer's eyes towards him.
Hi Ajith,
I like this image very much. Your subject and composition are really nice.
Brain the photographer is a student with join with us for field trip. she got a wrong lens for the trip,it is 400mm lens. i am not sure whether she capture the image. thank you very much for the comment.


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Cleaning Moldy or Dirty Materials
Dry all moldy materials before cleaning or removing mold or dirt.
1) Hold book shut at front edge
2) Vacuum mold or dirt off
Top edge of book move from spine to edge
Bottom edge from spine to edge.
Front edge from top to bottom
3) Vacuum off
Front cover
Back cover.
4) Open front cover
Vacuum off inner edge near fold (hinge area)
5) Open back cover
Vacuum off inner edge near fold (hinge area
6) Repeat process using "dry chemical sponge"
DRY CHEMICAL SPONGES are made of pure latex or rubber sponge not cellulose. DO NOT get sponge wet.
DO NOT use any liquid to eliminate mold, it will cause mold to grow again
DO NOT put wet materials into sealed containers, boxes or plastic. This will encourage mold growth!
Follow up for mold
- Look through book and make certain no mold remains
- Put in stable, dry environment
- Monitor for reappearance of mold
- Return to original location after the environment is stable and the rH is back to 45%- 60% +/- 2%. These materials are very susceptible to mold
- Monitor previously infected areas throughout seasonal changes to determine that mold has been arrested
Moldy materials that cannot be treated immediately should be frozen. Freezing mold does not kill or eradicate it, but merely stops mold growth


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Chocolate peppermint cookies are made with a combination of unsweetened and bittersweet chocolate. Photo by: Sara Moulton via AP
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December 13, 2017 11:02:12 AM
If, like me, you're a fan of dark chocolate peppermint bark at Christmastime, you're going to love these cookies. Your friends and family will, too. But you'll have to plan ahead because the batter is so soft it needs to chill overnight before scooping.
The main ingredient here is 1 1/2 pounds of chocolate, which guarantees an intensely chocolate-y flavor. The cookie's base is made of a combination of unsweetened and bittersweet chocolate. Afterward, additional chunks of the bittersweet chocolate -- along with the crushed mint candy -- are folded in.
The key to this recipe's success is good quality bittersweet chocolate -- that is, a brand that contains at least 60 percent cacao. The higher the percentage of cacao in a chocolate bar, the darker and more intense the flavor. That's why we're adding chunks of chocolate instead of chocolate chips -- bittersweet bar chocolate contains much more cacao than most chips.
Chopping the chocolate will take a little time. I recommend using a serrated knife for the job. As for crushing the peppermint candies, the best way is to put them in a re-sealable plastic bag and then gently whack away at the bag with a rolling pin. The easiest way to portion out the batter is with a 1-ounce ice-cream scoop rather than a spoon -- and it'll make the size of the cookies more consistent, too; just dip it in hot water between each scoop.
I suggest baking a single tray of cookies at a time because the cookies don't cook evenly when there's more than one tray. Finally, be careful not to overcook them. The cookies should be soft to the touch when you pull them out of the oven. That way they'll remain nice and gooey.
As you might imagine, these cookies are delicious year-round. If you decide to make them during a season when peppermint candies are scarce, just leave them out and add 1 1/2 tablespoons of powdered espresso. You will end up with outstanding mocha cookies.
Start to finish: 1 hour and 45 minutes, plus 8 hours chilling time
Servings: Makes about 3 dozen cookies
1 pound bittersweet chocolate
4 ounces unsweetened chocolate
8 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into tablespoons
4 large eggs, at room temperature
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
60 grams (about 1/2 cup) all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon table salt
1 cup (about 5 ounces) hard red-and-white peppermint candies
Nutrition information per serving: 164 calories; 90 calories from fat; 10 g fat (6 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 31 mg cholesterol; 32 mg sodium; 20 g carbohydrate; 2 g fiber; 14 g sugar; 3 g protein.
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Research Publications
Completed Research Studies
The following studies, undertaken in part or entirely within Somerset Partnership, have been completed and a report published. Please click on the link to view the report.
PD COMM Pilot
A pilot Randomised Controlled Trial to compare the clinical and cost effectiveness of Lee Silverman Voice Treatment versus standard NHS Speech and Language Therapy versus no Speech and Language Therapy (Control) in Parkinson's Disease.
The Speech and Language Therapists from Somerset Partnership took part in this pilot which concluded that randomisation to a three-arm trial of speech therapy including a no intervention control is feasible and acceptable. Compliance with both interventions was good. VHI and other patient-reported outcomes were relevant measures and provided data to inform the sample size for a substantive trial. To view a copy of the report, please click here.
Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Taunton & Somerset NHS Foundation Trust & Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are collaborating through the Somerset Research Collaborative to participate in the substantive Randomised Control Trial.
SPT055 Effectiveness of financial incentives to improve adherence to maintenance treatment with anti-psychotics (April 2015)
A study to examine the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of offering financial incentives to patients with psychotic disorders who demonstrate poor adherence to LAI medication.
SPT153 AEECMAT (February 2015)
What factors effect adherence to Alferdon's eccentric training program in patients with chronis mid-portion Achilles Tendinopathy
SPT058 How family therapists help families make sense of the difficulties of living with psychosis (October 2014)
A study looking into families affected by psychosis and what they find helpful or unhelpful about their therapist.
SPT114 Evaluation of Fathers Engagement Training (July 2014)
A developmental study using action research to evaluate a Training Programme and Toolkit to assist Health Visitors and Community Practitioners to engage with fathers as part of the Healthy Child Initiative.
SPT096 - Therapists' experience of using the genogram in couple/family therapy (July 2014)
A study exploring therapists' experience of the genogram.
SPT113 Domestic abuse and dementia. (March 2014)
What are the characteristic features and patterns of longstanding domestic abuse following the onset of dementia? A preliminary study.
SPT073 Pilot study of the SCORE-15 (Systemic Core Outcome and Routine Evaluation) self report questionnaire as a measure of outcome and service evaluation in family therapy (December 2013)
A study aimed to develop a tool that can be used to measure change following family therapy, as well as record and make use of families thoughts about the usefulness of their therapy and the service that they received.
SPT048 Molecular genetic investigation of bipolar disorder and related mood disorder (October 2013)
A study into the causes of mood disorders by looking at genes and other factors, such as stressful life events, which make some people more likely than others to become ill.
SPT074 Support Matters: a mixed methods scoping study on the use of assistant staff in the delivery of community nursing services in England (June 2013)
A scoping study to establish numbers, types and roles of assistant staff in community nursing teams and their potential contribution to service delivery, patient experience and patient choice.
SPT109 Schizophrenia and Work Research (February 2013)
A study by The Work Foundation (part of Lancaster University) to understand the expectations and experiences of people living with schizophrenia regarding their work life. Ed Gillam and the Employment Support Service support this study.
SPT086 Validation of British Sign Language versions of the Generalised Anxiety Disorder Assessment (GAD7), the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) and the Work and Social Adjustment Scale (WSAS) (October 2012)
A study to test the reliability and validity of a BSL version of the GAD-7, PHQ-9 and WSAS assessments. To view a separate report titled 'The Challenges of Translating the Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation - Outcome Measure (CORE-OM) into British Sign Language' click here.
SPT059 The experience of clinicians in discussing causality with families (September 2011)
This qualitative research study explores clinicians working in the most established integrated service and how they discuss causality.
SPT018 Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) for Borderline Personality Disorder (2011)
A study to examine the competency of cognitive analytic therapy (CAT) delivered under routine care conditions and to identify the effectiveness of CAT for patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD).


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X-POS team is proud to announce that our Point of sale (POS) app X-POS is now available on Android devices. This launching allows retailers to handle all their sales without having to worry about specific operating systems.
Since our founding 3 years ago, X-POS also X-Retail product line has been centered around building a commerce platform that will let retailers sell online as well as at physical stores. Until last couple months, X-POS App had primarily focused on the iOS. Now, after months of hard working, the team has branched out to support Android devices.
For the most part, using X-POS on Android will be similar to using it on iPad. Store owners still be able to manage products, sales, inventory, and order records right from the system. You will also be able to get reports that help you understand how your business is running also how to improve the sales. It will work on any Android device.
The most asked question is about the integration of X-POS Android App with peripheral devices such as printers, cash drawers and barcode scanners. And fortunately the answer is perfectly yes, X-POS Android App will work smoothly with your current printers, cash drawers also barcode scanners as supported on the iOS version.
For an overview of X-POS Android App, please take a look at the list below about which primary features have been brought to the Android version:
Save Time with Magento System
Easily sell your Magento products on a tablet, on your counter or on the go. One click to add product to inventory automatically adds them to online store. Fast intergrate with POS hardware and more. Meet all your needs with our Magento eco system.
Take Care of Products and Inventory
Simple scan to add product. Track your stock and sales. View real-time updates and see the master plan of all store from online to offiline anywhere.
Provide Valuable Data Analystics and Customers
Sales, order, profit margins,..all presented clearly for comparison in-store POS sales with online sale. Track every customers' spending history. Find out who your customers are and reward your loyal customers whichever way you want.
Now it must be the best time to have X-POS accompanied with your business. As a gift for this celebration, please take our thanks with a discount of 10% when you contact with us and purchase X-POS Android App on February, 2016.
Don't hesitate to try demo and get advice from our best professional on retail right today!
Start selling anywhere with X-POS, now available on the Google Play Store (and as always, the Apple App Store).


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This agility drill will make you more agile and improve your on-field performance.
Hopefully you've been training and perfecting your plant and cut agility mechanics, because now it's time to put those skills to the test in one of my favorite agility and speed drills: the star drill. This movement, like the Borkowski Agility Series, will test your ability to accelerate and decelerate properly, and enhance your ability to plant and cut quickly and efficiently. If those don't translate to on-field performance, I don't know what does.
Ok so let's get right to the set up, shall we? Start by setting up 8 cones in a square pattern with each cone 5 yards apart. To decrease the amount of running you can decrease the distance between cones to 3-4 yards, depending on your needs, but 5 yards is a great starting distance. There will be 3 cones on the bottom of the square, 3 cones on each side, and 3 cones on top, totaling 8 cones. Use the middle cone on the bottom row as your starting point. This is cone #1 and the place where you'll start every rep of the star drill. While the star drill can be performed many different ways, you'll get the most out of it if you sprint to each cone and go through this drill as quickly as you can.
Now that we're set up, let's walk through how this drill is actually performed. To begin, start at cone #1 and sprint to the center of the square. As you approach the center, lower your hips and plant your right foot into the ground using proper plant mechanics and, cut back to the cone #2 (the cone to the left of cone #1). Push off of your right foot as you open up your hips and sprint over cone #2. Next, return to cone #1 and sprint to the center again, planting on you right foot and then pushing off and sprinting down a straight line at cone #3. This cut should be a 90 degree angle and you should return to cone #1 after each rep.
On the next 3 reps, finish by running through a cone on the top row of the box. The plant in the middle is more of a stutter step and push, rather than an all out plant and cut. However, you should still focus on planting underneath your hip and pushing off directly toward the cone. The top row of cones are #4, #5, and #6.
When you get to cone #7, you'll change your plant leg to your left leg. You're still going to cut by pushing off of your left leg and making a 90 degree cut sprinting over cone #7, and cone #8 is the exact same as cone #2 (but just switching plant legs from right to left). Once again, plant and open the hip to a sprint over cone #8, and finish the last rep over cone #1.
It may sound simple, and rather straight forward (and if it's not, just check out the video), but the star drill can be a very effective drill for all athletes looking to improve their agility and speed, regardless of the sport you play. To make the star drill more sport-specific, change the manner in which you get to the center cone. For instance, basketball players can start at cone #1 and shuffle to the center before transitioning into a sprint over the rest of the cones. Football players can backpedal from cone #1 to the center before planting and sprinting over the other cones in the drill. Baseball and softball players can turn and run to the center before planting and sprinting over the other cones. So feel free to customize this drill to your needs, but make sure to work them into your training, as this drill will help improve your agility, transition speed, and overall athletic movement. Go out, go train, and get ready for the next drill coming your way soon.
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Trump had 2nd discussion with Putin in Germany
Evan Vucci/ AP President Donald Trump meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 Top, Friday, July 7, 2017, in Hamburg.
Published Tuesday, July 18, 2017|3:53 p.m.
Updated Tuesday, July 18, 2017|9:29 p.m.
WASHINGTON– President Donald Trump had another, previously undisclosed discussion with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a summit in Germany this month.
White Home spokesperson Sean Spicer and National Security Council representative Michael Anton validated that Trump and Putin spoke at a dinner for world leaders and their partners at the Group of 20 summit in Hamburg, Germany.
The discussion came hours after Trump and Putin's very first official in person conference on July 7, which was initially set up to last just half an hour however stretched on for more than two. The 2 world leaders were also recorded on video shaking hands and exchanging a few words after they reached the G-20 summit of industrialized and establishing nations earlier that day.
Anton would not define the period of the discussion. However he said the discussion was casual and must not be characterized as a "meeting" and even a less official, but official, "pull-aside."
"A discussion over dessert should not be characterized as a meeting," he said.
The dinner, hosted by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, was open only to world leaders and their partners, along with one translator per couple, inning accordance with a senior White Home authorities who described the event on condition of privacy regardless of the president's criticism of unnamed sources.
The main worried that Trump spoke to many leaders over the course of the supper and stated he spoke briefly with Putin, who was seated next to first girl Melania Trump, as the occasion was concluding. Trump consulted with Putin utilizing Russia's translator, since the American translator did not speak Russian.
But Ian Bremmer, who said he talked with two individuals who went to the supper, said that Trump and Putin promoted almost an hour while sitting among the other world leaders and their partners at the dinner. Bremmer is a foreign affairs writer and the president of the Eurasia Group, a consulting firm.
Attendees described the conference as shocking, stated Bremmer, who was told Trump was very animated as he spoke to Putin, frequently using his hands to gesture.
Trump safeguarded the dinner in a pair of mad tweets late Tuesday that kept in mind the dinner had been on his public schedule.
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Trump and Putin's relationship has actually been under analysis because the election campaign, when Trump repeatedly praised Putin as a strong leader and openly encouraged him to hack then-rival Hillary Clinton's emails. Trump assistants have given that said he was joking.
U.S. intelligence authorities have concluded that the Russian government meddled in the 2016 election in order to help Trump. Trump has consistently cast doubt on their findings and dismissed investigations into possible collusion in between his campaign and Moscow as a "witch hunt."


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Lunar Meteor Watch
Updated January 11, 2019
Monthly Briefings and Opportunities to Observe Lunar Meteors
A new year has begun and we will continue the routine that has been in place in years' past.
For the ongoing monthly routine observations, the defined start is set at three days after New Moon until two days after First Quarter for the first half. The second half resumes two days before Last Quarter and continues until three days before New Moon. The actual duration of each observing interval will vary due to ecliptic angle, lunar elongation, and observer latitude. I am posting these plans on a quarterly basis, which provides, at a glance, the observing schedule along with any meteor showers active during the observing windows. In general the observations fall into three groups: evening, from three days after New Moon (NM) to two days after First Quarter (FQ); morning, from two days prior to Last Quarter (LQ) to three days prior to New Moon (NM); and significant shower, when the moon is favorably placed (usually during these two intervals) during annual showers (whose names will appear in bold type) with ground-based ZHR's of 20 or more.
We are wrapping up the evening phase of the current campaign as of this writing (First Quarter moon is January 14). We have a Total Lunar Eclipse coming up, and circumstances of the eclipse can be obtained from the ALPO homepage. In addition to the calls for observations and timings outlined there, observers may also videotape the moon during and close to (within 15 minutes of the start and end of) totality to search for meteor impacts.
Note that the Antihelion Source provides a weak background of meteors for 9 months of the year, with a slight increase in March-April; late May, and late June, ZHR is 4.
• Interval: 25 January – 1 February (LQ = 27 January; NM = 4 February), morning; the alpha Centaurids are active during this time.
• Interval: 7 – 14 February (NM = 4 February; FQ = 12 February), evening; the alpha Centaurids are active during this time, peaking on 8 February.
• Interval: 24 February – 2 March (LQ = 26 February; NM = 5 March), the gamma Normids are active during this time.
• Interval: 8 – 16 March (NM = 5 March; FQ = 14 March), evening; the gamma Normids are active during this time, peaking on 15 March.
• Interval: 26 March – 2 April (LQ = 28 March; NM = 5 April), morning; only the Antihelion Source is active at this time.
• Interval: 8 – 14 April (NM = 5 April; FQ = 12 April), morning; only the Antihelion Source is active at this time.
Looking ahead, when the more significant showers of the Lyrids and the eta Aquarids peak, the moon is semi-favorably placed. The maximum of each occurs a day outside the designated observing interval. Well-equipped observers are welcome to try to observe members of these impacting the dark part of the waning gibbous Moon and the dark part of a very thin crescent moon. As always, check back often for any updates on activity related to these two major showers as well as any other developments. The full observing plan for lunar meteors for 2019 can be obtained here.
As always, check back often for any updates on activity related to these two major showers as well as any other developments.
Lunar Meteor Impact Flash Candidates from Geminids, December 2018
I have received reports of three lunar Geminid candidates that occurred when the shower was active in December 2018. The observations were made from ROCG in Brazil by Tiago Augusto, Torres Moreira and Carlos Henrique Barreto. These were recorded to have occurred at:
You can access a "slide show" showing each of these impacts in detail at this link. We are looking for confirming observations for these events. The team did a preliminary analysis with LunarScan and by photometric analysis and was able to rule out spurious signals. These may or may not be cosmic ray events but these represent the best impact candidates the team was able to produce.
Lunar Meteor Impact Flash Candidates from May and July 2018
The Earth narrowly missed having a global meteor storm! Would not have done any good for the observations of lunar meteors (the moon was even closer to the dense ribbon of comet debris, also…) since the Moon was New at the time. For more details, go to: https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2018/10/14/earth-dodges-a-meteor-storm/.
Last July was an active month for lunar meteor impact events. This post was made public then…
"Watch Two Meteorites Hit the Moon!"
In addition to this, I received a report a few weeks ago from Tiago Augusto in Brazil on some likely lunar meteor impacts, two of which happened about the same time. An impact flash was observed at 23:01:36 UT on July 17. This event was recorded as part of a lunar program that has been in operation for two years, made at one observatory operated by ROCG (Remote Observatory of Campos dos Goytazes) and the Exoss Lunar Team. Other observers on this team include Carlos Henrrique Barreto (who recorded what may be the same flash on 7/17/2018 at 23:01:26UT; we are as of yet unsure why this one has exactly 10 seconds difference in time from the other), and Torres Moreira.
The ROCG group in Brazil reports recording another lunar meteor impact candidate, which was recorded to occur at 21:31:14 UTC on 14 August 2018. Image of this impact is the third on the right immediately below. Confirming observations are sought after, and if you've recorded an impact candidate please report it as soon as possible.
Jose Madiedo reports that their team recorded two additional impact flashes on July 19 at 21:53:35UT and 22:29:07 UT, from Spain with the MIDAS system. It is likely that these four meteoroids (July 17 and 19) are associated with the alpha Capricornid meteoroid stream (although a probability of such a correlation has not been determined yet). Two flashes are shown below, each taken on July 19, at 21:53:35 UT and 22:29:07 UT, respectively. Notably the same stream (the alpha Capricornids) suspected of producing these impact flashes produced a number of fireballs in Earth's atmosphere.
21:53, 19 July 22:29, 19 July 21:31 14 August
A news report about the July 17 impacts posted on the networking website LinkedIN (and also posted on space.com) stated that the meteor impacts that hit the moon on July 17 were estimated to be about the size of walnuts and determined to be members of a minor meteor stream alpha Capricornids. This minor stream is derived from the comet 169P/NEAT. Confirming observations for the above flashes are requested; also if anyone has observed a flash that needs verification, please let us know.
We have at least a fair shot at capturing lunar Perseids this month. The moon is New just before the maximum but the waning crescent Moon leading up to New, as well as, and especially the waxing crescent Moon after the 13th are favorably placed for observation of lunar Perseids. The section will continue the ongoing work of coordinating observations for this and other meteor showers throughout the remainder of 2018 and beyond. Check the ALPO website and/or join the Lunarimpacts listserve for more information.
Reports of Lunar Meteors
Lunar Geminid Watch December 2017
|The home page of ALPO currently features some observations that were made during the Geminid meteor activity last December. Visit http://alpo-astronomy.org/index.htm where it describes with an image (also shown at right, courtesy of , the observations made, collaborations performed, and impact recorded on 14 December 2017. This is a preview of the next JALPO issue due out at any time now. An organization featured in this is the NELIOTA group; more information about them, including the 30 or so impact observations made during the last two years can be viewed at their website at https://neliota.astro.noa.gr/
The image at the right was taken from a video made by Marcelo Zurita, observing from Araruna, PB, Brazil. He used a 130mm f/5 Newtonian + SCB 2000 Camera. This impact event happened at 07:13:46UT on 14 Dec. 2017 and was confirmed by Romualdo Caldas with an 8-inch Schmidt and ASI 1600 Mono Cooled Camera.
Sporadic Meteor Impact Candidate
I have received the following report from Dr. Anthony Cook, Department of Physics, Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom: "After going through some video footage I obtained back in January
for my MPhys 4th year project student, I think we may have a possible impact flash. This was recorded on 2017Jan17 UT 17:47:18 +/- a few sec. It was in the vicinity of Wolf crater. Duration about
two 1/25 sec TV frames taken on a Watec 902H. I enclose a RGB image where red is the before frame, green is the first detection, and blue is the next frame. Haven't had a chance to de-interlace yet and pull out 1/50th sec de-interlaced fields yet."
The image is shown below with the candidate indicated. This may have been recorded by any group in Europe, so a confirming observation is requested. It is likely a sporadic, since no major showers were active at the time of the observation.
Possible Lunar Quadrantid Meteors
During the annual Quadrantid meteor shower early in January, the Italian-Swiss group made two detections
Candidate #1: 20170101 at 17:47:15 UT, lasted 2 integration fields (40 ms), imaged with one telescope.
Candidate #2: 20170103 at 19:18:41 UT, lasted 4 integration fields (80 ms), imaged with two telescopes.
Runs were performed from Rome (Italy), Gordola and Locarno (Switzerland). The team consists of Lena Raffaello, Iten Marco, and Sposetti Stefano
The images were obtained on 1 January 2017 at 17:47:15UT and 3 January 2017 at 19:18:41
March Sporadic Meteor
Antonio Mercatali of the Unione Astrofili Italiani (UAI) group (www.uai.it) reports an observation of a suspected meteor impact flash on the lunar surface (images provided below). These appear to be a genuine meteoroid impact flash but as of this writing no known confirming observation has been submitted. The flash occurred on 12 March 2016 at 18:33:02 UT; video frame rate at 25 fps with time interval of 0.04 seconds between consecutive frames.
Possible North Taurid Meteoroid Impact
The Swiss-Italian lunar meteor monitoring group, consisting of observers Rafaello Lena, Stefano Sposetti and Marco Iten, reports the observations of several impact flashes, each of which was confirmed by Dr. J.M. Madiedo's team. These events are summarized in the below table and were observed in Europe when the Moon was below the horizon for North America. However anyone monitoring the moon from North America with video and at least an 8-inch telescope had a good chance of observing impacts from the Northern Taurid meteor stream. The North Taurids are noted as being the very likely source of the impact that was the first of over 300 events to be observed by the Meteoroid Environment team at NASA-Marshall Space Flight Center ten years ago.
The four flash detected by Stefano have following selenographic coordinates from Dr. Lena's preliminary computation using LTVT software package (Mosher and Bondo).
Impact flash: 7 November 2015 03:31:26 UT — longitude 50.9° E +/- 0.4 ° latitude 24.0° N +/- 0.4 °=> north edge of Mare Crisium about 104 km west of Eimmart crater (images courtesy of Stefano Sposetti)
Impact Flash: 7 November 2015 04:14:07 UT — longitude 48.8° E +/- 0.4 ° latitude 0.70° S +/- 0.3 ° => Mare Fecunditatis about 54 km north east of Messier crater
Impact Flash: 7 November 2015 05:06:45 UT — longitude 62.4° E +/- 0.4° latitude 4.90° S +/- 0.3 ° => Mare Fecunditatis about 130 km north of Langrenus crater
Impact Flash: 8 November 2015 05:14:09 UT — longitude 28.4° E +/- 0.4° latitude 7.3° S +/- 0.3 ° .=> about 83 km south of Torricelli crater
One additional flash event observed 15 November 2015 18:13:57UT has also been confirmed by J.M. Madiedo (image not presently available)
Many thanks to the Swiss-Italian team for their excellent work and for reporting these results
Information about opportunities to observe the Moon for meteor impacts in 2016 can be found on the ALPO Lunar Meteoritic Impact Search website linked in the next section.
More notes on the observations of lunar meteors
Activity in this area has been quite slow as there has not been any major meteor showers occurring when the moon is favorably placed; nor has their been any spacecraft missions to the Moon (since LADEE) needing ground-based support. Nonetheless the www.alpo-astronomy.org/lunarupload/lunimpacts.htm main website does have updated information for the campaign for the current quarter of the year (July 1 thru Sep 30).
Earlier reports and images remain archived below…
I received the following report from the Impact Observers Stefano Sposetti, Marco Iten and Raffaello Lena. They report:
Marco Iten detected an interesting luminous event most probably generated by a meteoroidal impact on the Moon occurred the 26 February 2015. The position of the flash was along the terminator. The brightness of the flash 0.16 s after the initial detection was +8.0 magV. After the main lightdrop a successive residual diffuse light lasted for several seconds. Under the assumption of a meteoroidal impact, we argue that this post luminous event and its ever-growing dimensions was likely caused by the sunlight reflection on ejected materials released by the impact. Marco Iten detected it visually using no dedicated searching software.
We placed our preliminary report here: http://digilander.libero.it/glrgroup/
or directly to the pdf file: http://www.lunar-captures.com//Selenology_Today/ST_preliminary%20report_2015.pdf
Marco Iten
Raffaello Lena
Stefano Sposetti
I, Brian Cudnik, showed the video of the event to Impact Expert H. Jay Melosh of Purdue University (USA) and he agrees that this appears to be a genuine impact event, with the ejection of dust that is made visible as it rises into sunlight. He suggested making measurements to find the height of the dust cloud. This animated gif image (aka, the "video") is presented below; click on this image to view the animated gif sequence of the impact.
Lunar Project Overview (Involvement with the LADEE mission)
The LADEE (Lunar Atmosphere Dust Environment Explorer) mission is history:
We have received official word from the Mission Operations Manager – LADEE has impacted the Moon!
Last contact, before LADEE went behind the Moon, was at DOY-108 [April 18] 04:30 UTC. Re-establishment of contact would have occurred at DOY-108 05:22 UTC. After achieving over 140 days of science and meeting its primary mission goals, LADEE dropped into a lower orbit for the extended mission phase in order to collect high value science data at extremely low altitudes. In anticipation of impact, we have been downloading science data on each of today's low-altitude passes to ensure that we retain as much of the collected data as possible.
The LADEE team is doing well, with a mixture of pride and melancholy (and some celebration!).
For the duration of the more than 140 days of LADEE operations Mr. Cudnik had been one of about two dozen coordinators worldwide who coordinated and collected lunar meteoroid flash observations (such as the examples shown below). The images will go a long way to support the efforts of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer team as they sift through much science data collected by LADEE ("LAH-Dee") during its four-month mission. The aim is to correlated changes in dust concentration with impact events. The spacecraft made impact on the far side of the moon, out of view for ground-based observers. More information on this NASA mission can be obtained at http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ladee/main/#.Uw4V1uNdV8E
The work of ground based video observers to monitor the moon with low light video cameras and telescopes in the 8 to 14 inch (20 to 36 cm) size range for up to two weeks per month will continue beyond the life of LADEE. These observations will not only support the science results of LADEE but will also continue to illuminate the frequency and size of lunar meteors, among other results. This web site will continue to serve to provide near-real-time images and information as they are received from observers. The mirror site, hosted on the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) website will give dates of observations each month, background information, and other monthly updates as needed. The ALPO-based mirror site can be accessed via this URL: http://www.alpo-astronomy.org/lunarblog/lunimpacts.htm.
If you are interested in joining our efforts and want to make a scientifically useful contribution, please "tune in" to the archived workshop that was held December 5, 2013. The archive is about 4 hours in length but there is a lot of great information and discussion contained therein. View it here: http://connect.arc.nasa.gov/p4zpsnm6weh/ (you may need to copy and paste this link into your favorite browser)
Lunar Project Updates
I have not received any recent reports as of this writing aside from what I have provided below, it is possible given the weather we have been experiencing as of late, many observers may have been clouded out. Earlier observing cycles have featured impact candidates that are presented below, starting with the most recent events.
George Varros reported:
Brian, here are two candidates from Jan 5. I don't know what to make of them. They are both single video field events and are dim but don't look like cosmic rays because of their nice shape and brightness centroids. They have a similar look, are dim and very short, just like the one from Jan 4. (I'm rescanning everything using Lunarscan 1.5 after experiencing anomalies or unexpected results.)
Jan 5, 2014 00:12:26 Lat 15.321S Lon 25.489E inside crater Cyrillus F
Jan 5, 2014 00:31:35 Lat 15.5N Lon 20.6E
[Images courtesy of George Varros]
This is a detection by Marco Iten and Stefano Sposetti of a probable impact event on the moon. These are members of the Swiss-Italian team of lunar observers.
Date: 2014 Jan 7
UT Time: 18:19:31.0
Air mass: 1.39
Lunar coordinates: 15.5° West, 19.5° North (Mare Imbrium)
Duration: 20 ms
Brightness: –
Presence of artificial satellites along the line-of-view: none in a 3deg diameter
Iten's instrument: 125mm refractor with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Sposetti's instrument: 280mm reflector with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Images courtesy of (left) M. Iten and (right) S. Sposetti.
Lunar meteor observer George Varros reports the following impact candidate:
I found a single video field event that may or may not be an impact. It occurred on Jan 4, 2014, at 23:49:37 UT, just south of Gambart B at Lat 0.979 Long -11.56 I uploaded and posted an image and a map, in a new folder labeled "01/04/2014 candidate".
Although it's only one video field, the event does not have the visual appearance of a cosmic ray in that it has a brighter center and is in a matrix of 3×3 pixels – it looks somewhat stellar.
It was not detected by Lunarscan probably because the event is only seen in the even video field – the odd field was blank along with the odd field of the next frame. The picture is dark because I probably have my gain set too low.
The map image in the folder was made using Registax and consists of 30 video frames surrounding the event, to help pinpoint it's location and to boost the signal.
The image of the impact candidate is shown below (Image courtesy of George Varros):
We received several observations of likely lunar meteor impacts in December, and the images are provided below. One impact flash was observed on December 7, and another on December 8, with both observations being made by the Swiss-Italian lunar observation team. With the following images the team reports: "Saturday, Dec 7, Marco Iten, Raffello Lena, Andrea Manna and I, made some video recordings of the crescent Moon. We got good, but also poor sky conditions. 2 of us, Marco Iten and I, detected independently and simultaneously a small flash on the Moon. The image of Marco Iten [below, right] shows a very nice bright point of light, lasting about 4 fields (ie. 80 ms). My image is a lot blurred [below, left] because of wind and strong turbulence, the flash is washed out but clearly visible at the same instant and in the same lunar region. The air mass at the moment of the detection was 3.9.
No artificial satellites were along the line-of sight inside a 3deg diameter centered on the Moon coordinates. We performed no photometry of the flash. To note that Marco Iten noticed the flash visually in real time, while looking at the laptop screen.
In summary:
Date: 2013 Dec 7
UT Time: 19:31:06.6
Air mass: 3.9
Lunar coordinates: 11° West, 14° South (Mare Nubium)
Duration: 80 ms
Luminosity: –
Iten's instrument: 125mm refractor with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Sposetti's instrument: 150mm refractor with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Analysis of the rest of the AVI-files is under way.
Best regards. For the Swiss-Italian group, Stefano Sposetti
|Courtesy S. Sposetti (left) and M. Iten (right)
The same group reports another probable impact event on December 8, 2013:Marco Iten, Raffello Lena, Andrea Manna and I made some video recordings of the crescent Moon in the first half of December 2013. The December 8th, 2 of us, Marco Iten and Stefano Sposetti, detected independently and simultaneously a small flash on the Moon. The image of Marco Iten shows a somewhat bright point of light, lasting about 2 fields (ie. 40 ms). The flash of light in the Sposetti's image is less evident.
The air mass at the moment of the detection was 2.19. The geostationary satellite INTELSAT 907 was at 66arcmin from the Moon centre at the moment of the detection, i.e. outside the field of view. No other satellites were in a 3degree diameter circle centered on the Moon coordinates. We performed no photometry of the flash.
In summary:
Date: 2013 Dec 8
UT Time: 19:15:58.6
Air mass: 2.19
Lunar coordinates: 18° West, 50° South (Longomontanus crater border)
Duration: 40 ms
Luminosity: –
Iten's instrument: 125mm refractor with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Sposetti's instrument: 150mm refractor with WAT902H2 Ultimate
Best regards. For the Swiss-Italian group, Stefano Sposetti
|Courtesy S. Sposetti (left) and M. Iten (right)


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It was a magical evening in Warren, New Jersey, as Wear the Cape and the kidkind Foundation hosted its fourth annual holiday fundraiser. What Founder Leigh Ann Errico started as a Christmas cookie exchange in a small dorm room over 20 years ago with only a handful of friends has evolved into a spectacular night every year, with almost 100 women and children gathering to support and celebrate the works of Wear the Cape and the kidkind Foundation.
Some of the original attendees joined the event this evening, including Cynthia Caramico, who gave a passionate testimonial on Wear the Cape's elementary school Hero Assembly. The program reached thousands of kids this year through over 30 performances since its launch less than a year ago. Guests got a taste of the interactive assembly by watching a highlight video featuring real kids who acted in the assembly to spread kindness and encouragement in the fight against bullying. All were inspired and agreed that the program's focus on courage and kindness, delivered through relatable messages, is a must for all schools.
Over 20 young children, ranging in age from four to 16, volunteered to help at the event. These Cape Kids greeted guests with big smiles and huge hearts, as they collected toy donations for underprivileged children via New Jersey Children's Shelter of Trenton, and much needed supplies for our troops overseas via Operation NJ Cares. YLP Parking of Kenilworth, New Jersey donated their valet fee, as a way to honor all veterans and "pay it forward."
Coming together to toast to kindness and commemorate the achievements of the past year was a highlight of the evening. In addition to launching and performing Hero Assemblies, a number of which were donated, these accomplishments include being chosen to present at the NJASEC Convention at Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ; developing Cape South, a branch of Wear the Cape assemblies in Florida; and the creation of its first children's book, titled IT'S GOOD TO BE KIN
GD, which kidkind Foundation will be donating to underprivileged kindergarten classrooms and Wear the Cape will be selling starting at the beginning of 2017.
Adorable Cape Kids modeled Wear the Cape's newest merchandise: the cozy, embroidered Wear the Cape Hero Hat – White Winter Edition and the Cup of Kindness Mug, which joined the long list of Better Than That™ items, such as lip balm, T-shirts, baseball caps, and even beach balls!
Madame Hollis provided guests with kindness fortune readings on the lower level of the event, while the talented Will Honicky, a high school student from Morris Plains, and Chris Waryn of Watchung entertained guests with their beautiful melodies on the piano.
It was an evening of sheer enjoyment. And when the night came to an end, guests left with dozens of cookies to share in their own homes for the holidays.
After 20 years, the cookie swap tradition continues – only now guests are exchanging more than cookies. They share kindness, generosity, goodwill, and hope for a brighter, kinder world, for their families and children around the world.
For more information on how to donate to the kidkind Foundation, bring a Hero Assembly to a school near you, or purchase IT'S GOOD TO BE KIN
GD for a child in your life or for kids in need, please email email@example.com.


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Not Easily Broken
|Not Easily Broken
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|Bill Duke
|Produced by
|Brian Bird
T. D. Jakes
Clint Culpepper
Aaron Norris
Curtis Wallace
|Screenplay by
|Brian Bird
|Based on
|Not Easily Broken
by T. D. Jakes
|Morris Chestnut
Taraji P. Henson
Maeve Quinlan
Kevin Hart
Wood Harris
Eddie Cibrian
Jenifer Lewis
Niecy Nash
|Music by
|Kurt Farquhar
|Geary McLeod
|Edited by
|Josh Rifkin
|Distributed by
|TriStar Pictures
Release date
Running time
|99 minutes
|United States
|$5 million
|Box office
Not Easily Broken is a 2009 romantic comedy-drama film directed by Bill Duke.[2] The film is written by Brian Bird based on T. D. Jakes' 2006 novel of the same name.
This article needs an improved plot summary. (November 2015)
Dave (Morris Chestnut) and Clarice Johnson (Taraji P. Henson) have reached a breaking point in their marriage. When Clarice is injured in a car accident, her mother Mary (Jenifer Lewis) intervenes. The obvious truth that more than just her injuries need immediate attention is exposed. Clarice begins to be treated by Julie (Maeve Quinlan), a physical therapist. Dave develops a friendship with Julie and her teenage son Bryson (Cannon Jay). The acceptance and comfort Dave finds in the two stirs his longing for a family and a passionate partner. When Bryson unexpectedly dies in a swimming accident, Dave and Julie's relationship grows closer as Clarice pulls farther away. Dave and Clarice must confront whether their marriage vows are or are not easily broken. Dave later visits Julie after she calls him, and he comforts her in her grief. They begin to kiss, but Dave realizes it is Clarice he truly wants. The couple reunites once Clarice expresses to him the reasons for her mother having such a big input in their marriage. They reunite and Dave finds out that Clarice is pregnant.
- Morris Chestnut as Dave Johnson
- Taraji P. Henson as Clarice Clark-Johnson
- Maeve Quinlan as Julie Sawyer
- Kevin Hart as Tree
- Wood Harris as Darnell Gooden
- Eddie Cibrian as Brock Houseman
- Jenifer Lewis as Mary "Mama" Clark
- Niecy Nash as Michelle
- Cannon Jay as Bryson Sawyer
- Albert Hall as Bishop Wilkes
- Henry Brown Jr. as Mr. Reid
At the Black Reel Awards, Bill Duke was nominated for Best Director, and Brian Bird was nominated for Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted.[3]
Taraji P. Henson won Best Actress at the BET Awards for her role in the film combined with two other performances in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and The Family That Preys.
Albert Hall won the Grace Award for Movies at the 2010 Movieguide Awards.[4]
The film has received mainly negative to mixed reviews from critics. As of December 20, 2014, Rotten Tomatoes reported that 33% of critics gave positive reviews from critics based on 38 reviews.[5] Another review aggretator, Metacritic, gave the film a 43/100 approval rating based on 18 reviews.[6]
Box office performance[edit]
On its opening weekend, it opened #9 with $5,600,000 in 724 theaters with an $7,735 average.[7] In total it made a domestic gross of $10,572,742 millions.
- ^ "Not Easily Broken (2009)". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved November 30, 2009.
- ^ "Not Easily Broken". Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved March 7, 2016.
- ^ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0795438/awards?ref_=tt_awd
- ^ https://movieguideawards.com/category/winners/
- ^ "Not Easily Broken Movie Reviews, Pictures". IGN Entertainment. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved January 9, 2008.
- ^ "Not Easily Broken (2009):Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved January 9, 2009.
- ^ "Weekend Box Office Results from January 9-11, 2009". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved January 11, 2009.


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This is a list of archived applications developed in the past and no longer maintained. This list is for history only.
KOCE GetTemp Application:
This application was designed to get the temperature at regular intervals from government sources on the Internet in XML format and save it to a simple text file to be used by other applications. It also includes a backup site to poll if the primary site is not available, e-mail notification if it fails to get the temperature on a poll cycle and simple logging.
KOCE Traffic Cam Switcher
This application was designed to send a http POST to a web relay from ControlByWeb at regular intervals. This web relay was hooked up to a video switcher that switched video sources at a remote location that sends one video feed back to the stations Master control.
Webcam Status Light Monitor:
This project was put together in a about a week when I did not have remote access to a site and needed to get alerts when equipment status changed. I had a web camera pointing at the display panel that was it.
This project has two applications. The first is the main application that periodically grabs the image from the webcam and processes it and send e-mail alerts if needed. The second is the Setup Image Acquisition application that came later. It is a first attempt to build a Front end to the setup parameters that are used to recognize the status lights and when they have changed.
This application is in alpha stage. It is an interesting project so I may come back to it at a later date.
Screen shots:
Main application:
Setup application:
Thank you,
Michael Peer


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Chicken Charga
1 whole chickens, skinned , 4 tablespoons lemon juice , 1 teaspoon garlic paste , 1 teaspoon ginger paste , 1 teaspoon cumin (zeera powder) , 1 teaspoon garam masala , 1 teaspoon chili powder , 1 teaspoon curry powder , 1 teaspoon salt , oil for deep frying , 1 teaspoon chat masala.
Place the chicken on a chopping board and using a sharp knife, make deep incisions at 2 inches intervals. Place the chicken in a large bowl and rub 2 tablespoon lemon juice into the incisions. Cover and leave to marinate for about an hour. Add ginger, garlic, cumin, garam masala, chili powder, salt and curry powder to the lemon juice to make a paste. Rub the marinade over the chicken. Cover and leave to marinate at room temperature for about 5-6 hours or over night in a refrigerator. Heat oil in a deep fryer or a karahai to smoking point, then reduce the heat to medium. fry the chicken carefully in hot oil, turning many times to ensure even browning. Fry the chirgha for 12-15 minutes to a golden color, drain thoroughly with a perforated slice. Then place them on absorbent kitchen paper. Sprinkle with chat masala. Decorate with lemon wedges and onion rings. Serve with Nan, Poodinay Ki Chutney and Raita.
Chicken Tikka
4 chicken quarters
2 tbsp. lemon juice
1 cup natural yogurt
1 tsp. garlic paste
1 tsp. ginger paste
1-2 green chilies, crushed
1 level tsp. cumin powder
1 level tsp. garam masala
1 tsp. chili powder
1 level tsp. coriander powder
1 level tsp. chat masala
1 level tsp. salt
few drops of red or yellow food coloring
oil for basting
emon wedges and onions for decoration
Using a sharp knife, make 3 or 4 deep incisions in each chicken quarter. Place the chicken pieces in a large bowl and rub the lemon juice into the incisions. Cover and leave to marinate for about an hour.
Add ginger, garlic. green chilies, cumin, garam masala, chili powder, coriander, chat masala, salt and food coloring to the yogurt and mix well.
Pour the marinade over the chicken pieces and coat them liberally with the yogurt mixture. Cover and leave to marinate at room temperature for about 5-6 hours or over night in a refrigerator.
Thread the chicken pieces on metal skewers and grill the chicken over hot charcoal, Basting once at the end of the cooking time. Alternatively, Place the chicken in a oven at 325F, (170C) or gas mark 3. Roost for 1 hour, Basting frequently and Turing once or twice to brown the both sides.
Decorate with lemon wedges and onion rings.
Cut the chicken breast into 2 inch pieces then marinate as above. Thread closely on metal skewers and grill as above.
Serve with Nan, Poodinay Ki Chutney and Raita.
Grilled Chicken Boti
1 Chicken cut into 16 pieces
2 tbsp. lemon juice
1 cup natural yogurt
1 tsp. garlic paste
1 tsp. ginger paste
1 level tsp. cumin powder
1 level tsp. garam masala
1 tsp. chili powder
1 level tsp. coriander powder
1 level tsp. chat masala
1 level tsp. salt
few drops of red or yellow food coloring
oil for basting
lemon wedges and onions for decoration
Place the chicken pieces in a large bowl and rub the lemon juice. Cover and leave to marinate for about an hour.
Put yogurt in a small bowl. Add ginger, garlic, cumin, garam masala, chili powder, coriander, chat masala, salt and food coloring and mix well.
Place the chicken in a medium bowl. Pour the marinade over the chicken pieces and coat them liberally with the yogurt mixture. Cover and leave to marinate at room temperature for about 5-6 hours or over night in a refrigerator.
Thread the chicken pieces closely on metal skewers and grill the chicken over hot charcoal, Basting once or twice at the end of the cooking time. Alternatively, Place the chicken in a shallow baking pan, arrange them in a single layer. Bake in a oven at 325F, (170C) or gas mark 3. Roost for 25- 30 minutes. Basting frequently and Turing once or twice to brown the both sides.
Decorate with lemon wedges and onion rings.
Serve with Nan, Poodinay Ki Chutney and Raita.
Tandoori Chicken
4 chicken quarters, skinned
3 tbsp. lemon juice
For marinade:
1/3 cup plain yogurt
1 tbsp. garlic paste
1 tbsp. ginger paste
1 tsp. ground roasted cumin seeds
1/2 level tsp. ground cardamom
1 tsp. garam masala
1 tsp. chili powder
1 tsp. salt
1 teaspoon tandoori coloring,
Ghee or butter for basting
Tandoor chicken is the most popular and the best-tasting. It is cooked in a special tandoor (clay oven) in Pakistan, which is not commercially available in many countries. But in some places household-model tandoors are available. The recipe given here is designed for the conventional oven and charcoal grill. The result is very much to satisfaction.
Prick the chicken all over with a fork and using a sharp knife make diagonal slashes 1/2-inch deep, 1 inch apart on each chicken quarter. Place chicken in a large dish.
Add lemon juice and rub into the slashes and all over. Cover and marinate for 1 hour.
Mix all the ingredients of the marinade in a small bowl and pour over the chicken pieces and mix, turning and tossing, to coat all the pieces well.
Cover and marinate for at least 4 hours at room temperature, or refrigerate overnight, turning several times. Note: Take out the chicken from the refrigerator at least 1 hour before cooking, to bring it at room temperature.
To Roast in the Oven:
Preheat oven to 450°F. Place chicken pieces on an extra-large shallow roasting pan, preferably on a wire rack. ( Discard the leftover marinade). Brush chicken pieces with ghee or butter. Set the pan in the middle of the oven. Roast for 25-30 minutes, or until the meat is cooked through, basting and turning occasionally. Transfer to platter and serve.
To Grill Outdoors:
Fire the coal well in advance, grill is ready when a layer of white ash forms over the surface of the coal. This is the point, when the coal is at its hottest. Place the grill at least 5 inches away from the heat. Place chicken pieces, over the grill, basting with ghee or butter and cook for 8 minutes, without turning. Basting with ghee or butter, turn and grill the other side for 8 minutes. Continue turning and basting, until chicken is cook through, about 12-15 minutes for each side. Transfer chicken to platter. Decorate with sliced onion and tomato. Serve chicken immediately, and accompanied by Nan and raita.
Grilled Lamb Chops
1 kg Lamb chops
1 cup Plain Yogurt
1 tsp garam masala
1 tbsp. Lime Juice
1 tbsp. Vegetable Oil
1 1/2 tsp ginger, minced
1 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 tsp Salt
Wash and pat dry the chops.
Place the chops in a bowl. Pour lemon juice over, rub it well. Set aside for at least 20 minutes.
Mix all the remaining ingredients together and pour it over the chops and coat the chops liberally with this marinade. Cover and leave to marinate for 5-6 hours.
Prepare the grill - it is NOT ready until ALL the coals have a THICK coating of grey ash.
Remove the chops from the marinade. Grill 4" to 6" from the coals, turning occasionally, until all the pieces are cooked through (30 to 45 minutes). 7. Alternatively, Place the chops in a oven at 325F, (170C) or gas mark 3. Roast for 20 25 minutes., Basting frequently and Turing once or twice to brown the both sides.
Decorate with lemon wedges and onion rings. Serve hot with mint chutney and Nan
Gola Kabab
1 kg. beef minced
1 tsp ginger paste
1 tsp. garlic paste
1 tbsp. unripe papaya
1 tsp cumin
1tsp garam masala
1 tsp mace
1 tsp ground green cardamom
1 egg beaten
4 tbsp yogurt
2 tsp salt
2 onions
Heat the oil in a sauce pan. Add the onions and stirring frequently, fry for about 10 minutes to a deep golden color
Put the onions in a blender or food processor with all the other ingredients except mince and blend to paste.
Put the mince and the paste in a bowl. Knead the mixture really well for a few minutes with your hands until the mince hold its shape and is soft and pliable.
Break off large pieces of the mince and shape them into tennis ball sized balls. Insert the skewers in the centre of each ball, then carefully wrap each ball with thread. Brush the kababs with oil. Put skewers carefully over a gentle charcoal flame. Cook for 5 minutes until pale brown on each side. Remove from skewers and serve at once.
Bihari Kabab
2 kg beef pasanda (thin sliced about 2- 3inches wide 4 inches in length)
2 tsp correinder(dhaniya) powder
2 tsp red pepper powder
2 tsp garam masala powder
2-3 medium size onions paste
4 tbsp mustard oil
1 cup yogurt
2 onion medium size sliced fried brown and hand crushed
salt as to your taste
1 small kacha(raw) papaya grinded
Mix well all the above ingredients and the beef with your hand. leave to marinate for about 6-8 hrs in the fridge. then put the meat in the skewers( folded in layers).
Close held together. put the meat over heated charcoal turning it regularly till meat is barbecued from all the sides. serve it hot with paratha and raita.
Seekh Kabab
1 kg minced beef meat fresh
4 -5 spring onion
3 -4 green chili
3 tbs. fresh coriander leaves chopped.
1 tsp. red chili powder
2 tsp. dry pomegranate seeds (anar dana) crushed.
2 tbs. coriander seeds crushed.
2 tsp. chat masala
2 tsp. garam masala
2 tsp. salt
Finely chop spring onions including the green part. You can chop the onions in a chopper but don't make make paste.
Finely chop green chilies.
Put minced meat in a bowl, add all ingredients and mix well. Make sure all ingredients well blended with minced meat.
Keep minced meat for couple of hours in the refrigerator.
Light charcoal and wait for it to get a layer of ash on top. This will reduce the temperature of the fire.
Break of large ball of mixture and mold then on kabab skewers. Put skewers on fire.
Grill till brown on all side. Make sure to turn each side every now and then.
Serve hot with Nan and Chutney.
Chicken 65
500 grams boneless chicken , 2 tablespoon cornflour , 2 teaspoon white flour , 1 teaspoon Soya sauce , 1 teaspoon chilli sauce , 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder (haldi) , 1 teaspoon chilli powder , 2 teaspoon lemon juice , 1/2 teaspoon salt , 1/4 teaspoon zarda color , 1 egg, beaten , 1 teaspoon garlic paste , 1 teaspoon ginger paste
Wash and pat dry the chicken. Cut the chicken into 11 inch cubes. Place all the ingredients except the oil in a bowl and mix well. Coat the chicken pieces liberally with the marinade. Cover and leave to marinate for several hours in the refrigerator. Remove the marinated chicken from the refrigerator and bring to room temperature, it will take an hour. Heat Oil in a deep fry pan and fry the chicken pieces for 8-10 minutes or until the chicken turns reddish brown in color. Fry a few at a time. minutes. Try it with Naan • Try Raita with this dish. • Serve Hot
Chapli Kabab
1 kg Ground Beef "Thickly minced"
2 cups of finely chopped Green (Spring) Onions
2 Tbs whole anar dana
3 Tbs whole dried coriendar seeds
2 Tsp White zeera
4 Hot green chili "finely chopped"
3 Tsp dried red chili "Thick grind"
2 Tsp finely shred fresh ginger
1 large tomato finely chopped.
Salt to taste
Fat or Oil to deep fry.
Mix all the ingredients. Heat the Oil. Oil must be very hot otherwise you will not get the crisp surface. Make Large portions of mixture, round and in 1/2 thickness. When Oil is hot, start frying Kababs. Kababs are ready to serve as
soon as the surface of the kababs gets dark brown. Serve with Nan and Mint Chutney.
Broasted Chicken
1 Chicken with skin, cut into 8 pieces, or 8-10 drum stick
Juice of 1 large lemon
1 cup plain flour
1 cup basin (gram flour)
1 tsp. red chilies (optional)
1 1/2 tea spoon salt
1 tea spoon black pepper
oil for deep frying
Put the chicken a large bowl, add lemon and one teaspoon of salt and rub it all over the chicken pieces. Cover and marinate for at least 3 to 4 hours or overnight in a refrigerator.
Mix 1 teaspoon of salt and rest of the ingredients, except oil. Place the coating mixture in a plastic bag. Put one piece at a time in the bag and shake it to coat the mixture. Arrange the coated chicken pieces in a single layer on a cookie sheet.
Deep fry the chicken in an electric deep fryer. Follow the manufacturer's instruction. Alternatively fry the chicken in a deep fryer over high heat. Fry to a crisp golden color. Remove from the oil and place on an absorbent kitchen paper. Serve hot with French fries and garlic chutney
Beef Tikka
1 kg. cubes of beef
2 tbs. unripe papaya(ground)
½ tsp. ginger (Adrak) paste
½ tsp. garlic (Lehsan) paste
2 tbs. yogurt
1 tsp. chili (Lal Mirch) powder OR 1 tbs. chopped green chilies.
Mix together all the spices, yogurt and papaya and coat the beef cubes with it.
Leave to marinate for 5-6 hours preferably overnight.
Barbeque over charcoal.
Serve with mint chutney, yogurt and onion rings and naan
Chicken Shaslik
1 Kg. boneless chicken
2 tsp Salt
1 tsp chili (Lal Mirch) powder
2 Green Bell peppers
3 Medium Onions
6 Small green chilies
½ Kg canned whole/diced tomatoes
½ Cup Ketchup
3 tbs. Soy Sauce
3 tbs. Oil
Cut the chicken into cubes and
fry it in oil on low-medium heat
until the chicken is white. (15 minutes)
Dice the tomatoes if you're using whole ones. Add this to the chicken. Deseed the bell peppers and cut them into 1 inch chunks. Cut the onions into chunks and add these in as well.
Throw in the rest of the ingredients and cook this on low-medium heat for about half an hour or until the bell peppers are slightly soft.
Serve with boiled rice.
Nargisi Kabab
½ kg. beef cubes cut into very small pieces.
½ tsp. salt (according to taste)
1 cup dal Chana-presoaked
7-8 whole dried red chilies
1 medium onion-chopped
6-8 whole black pepper (Kali Mirch)
5-6 cloves (Laung)
1 black cardamom (Bari Ilaichi)
½ tsp. cumin seeds (Zeera)
1 stick of cinnamon (Dalchini)
1 tsp. ginger (Adrak)
2-3 green chilies-chopped
1 cup fresh coriander (Dhaniya) leaves
1 egg (raw)
4-5 hard-boiled eggs
for gravy
2 tbs. yogurt
¼ tsp. salt according to taste
1 small onion chopped
1/2 tsp chili (Lal Mirch) powder
¼ tsp. turmeric (Haldi) powder
2 tbs. oil
Procedure for Kabab:
In a pot add all the spices along with the meat; add water enough to tenderize the meat and cook till extremely soft and water has dried.
Boil the dal separately till very soft and add to the meat. Cool and then grind all.
Add egg, green chilies and fresh Coriander (Dhaniya) leaves and mix well.
Coat the hard-boiled eggs well with this mixture to form solid balls and deep fry.
Procedure for gravy.
Sauté the onion in oil till brown. Add spices and yogurt and mix well. Add a little water to form gravy and simmer.
Garnish with fresh Coriander (Dhaniya) leaves.


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Finally my favourite of my festive cards to be shared with you. As I make christmas cards all year round I had to go all the way through my blog to ensure I had got all of the ones I wanted to share again… and yes there were quite a few so a collage pic for you again!
Such a variety of styles and techniques I've explored… and could add so many more to this too! Especially the cards i made for ny hubby and princess… But I figured this would be enough to round off the year.
And now I want to take this opportunity to wish you a happy new year and thank you for visiting my blog this past 12 months. Hope to see you again in 2016!
As always, happy crafting!


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The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association commissioned an Economic Impact Study on the RV industry, released on June 7, 2016. The study found that the RV industry contributes about $49.7 billion in economic output or 0.28 percent of the Gross Domestic Product. Through its production and distribution linkages, the industry impacts firms in 426 of the 440 sectors of the United States economy.
Nationwide, the industry is responsible for 216,170 jobs, both directly and inderectly, creating an economic impact of $37.5 billion. The full study results, along with each individual state and congressional district's economic impact is available on the website by clicking here .
Tue Jul 18, 2017
INDIANAPOLIS - Freightliner Custom Chassis Corp. showcased its industry-leading, consumer-focused suite of technological and safety features at the 96th International Convention and RV Expo of Family Motor Coach Association last week in Indianapolis.
The SL605 chassis FCCC showed in its booth (No. 2014) demonstrating many of the innovative features that continue to make it a favorite chassis for many motorhomes on the market. Some innovative SL605 chassis features include:
• Cummins ISX15 engine offering sleek, quiet functionality, powerful acceleration and excellent towing capacity
• UltraSteer fully integrated and precision-tuned tag axle
• V-Ride rear suspension system, the first-ever single-axle suspension rated to 24,000 pounds
• ZF independent front suspension provides automotive-like feel and maneuverability
• OptiView, the first LCD instrument cluster in the RV industry with design influenced by Mercedes-Benz
• RoadWatch, the culmination of FCCC's state-of-the-art safety systems, including stability control, adaptive cruise and collision mitigation
"At FCCC, we know that the chassis defines the entire ownership experience," FCCC RV Product Manager Gordie Taylor says. "By providing an unparalleled combination of ride and handling, industry-leading customer support, Daimler expertise and heritage, and ongoing owner support, we continue to provide the most comprehensive experience in the industry."
FCCC is also utilizing FMCA to launch a new site dedicated to detailing how its industry-leading, innovative features, systems and service support efforts come together to provide the 5-Star Customer Experience. The site can be found by following this link.


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Android, creating mock geo locations
Hello Everybody,
Today I was playing a lot with GPS and found that in some places, and exactly at my working place in office GPS is not working :)) I saw that my co-workers walking a lot outside the office with devices on hands, but I don't guess what they are doing untill I got a task to implement GPS based service. What a surprise, I have to walk outside the office too xDD to make LocationManager generate location changed events.
I have found, that we are able to simulate geo locations using a telnet, it is very easy and saves a lot of time:
telnet localhost 5554 (where 5554 emulator's port)
geo fix latitude longtitude
for example: geo fix -32.5 25.2
For generation of mock locations on the physical device, I have found a great posts:
1) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2531317/android-mock-location-on-device
2) http://pedroassuncao.com/2009/11/android-location-provider-mock/
Happy locating! (:
Best regards,
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The AGC MA Build New England Performance Award 2017 for
The Philip Johnson's Thesis House Restoration
Owner: Harvard University's Graduate School of Design
Contractor: Sea-Dar Construction
Millwork/Fencing: Herrick & White Architectural Woodworkers
Herrick & White received the 2017 Safety Improvement Recognition Award from the Architectural Woodwork Institute and Federated Insurance for reaching more than 100,000 work hours.
The 2017 Innovator Award for Stay-at-Work/Return-to-Work
Herrick & White was award this honor from Beacon Mutual Insurance Company.
Best of Boston Home 2015
Herrick & White was awarded a Best of Boston Home award for the second year in a row for the millwork in this conservatory.
2014 Silver PRISM Award - Best Detached Home Over 5,000 Square Feet
Herrick & White was part of the award-winning team for a custom waterfront home. Completing the beautiful architectural woodwork, other team members included builder Sea-Dar Construction, architect Hutker and Associates, interior designer Vivian Hedges, and landscape architect Horiuchi Solien.
Best of Boston Home 2014
Herrick & White won a Best of Boston Home award for this kitchen, which they completed the cabinetry for.
IFDA-NE Community Service Award
In 2014, Design New England magazine's panel of judges recognized Gary Rousseau of Herrick & White and a member of the New England Chapter of the International Furnishings and Design Association for his outstanding contributions to charitable and community service endeavors. Gary contributes his time, talent, and efforts to community, non-profit and charitable causes.
Joseph G.E. Knight Award for Entrepreneurial Excellence
CEO and President Ken Bertram posed with Executive Vice President, Gary Rousseau, and other members of the Small Business Administration holding the Joseph G.E Knight Entreprenurial Excellence trophy after winning the award, which was presented by the Rhode Island SCORE chapter under the SBA.


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Article based on statistics and data
Budget $30-40 USD
I need to write an informative article with a kindness and caring lifestyle approach on the view of long term marriage and its economic benefits. I have a collection of items which can go into this as your writing as long as you source things or site things correctly. It needs to be about 2 full pages in Microsoft word with proper English grammar and punctuation. The language should be that of a high MBA students not standard essay. This is going to be read by a lot of wealthy scholars.
## Deliverables
1) Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done.
2) Deliverables must be in ready-to-run condition, as follows (depending on the nature of the deliverables):
a) For web sites or other server-side deliverables intended to only ever exist in one place in the Buyer's environment--Deliverables must be installed by the Seller in ready-to-run condition in the Buyer's environment.
b) For all others including desktop software or software the buyer intends to distribute: A software installation package that will install the software in ready-to-run condition on the platform(s) specified in this bid request.
3) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No GPL, GNU, 3rd party components, etc. unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the buyer on the site per the coder's Seller Legal Agreement).
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