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I need to confess. If you know me at all you already know I have a severe sweet tooth. It's more than the average person who claims they have a sugar addiction problem, honestly when someone says that to me I don't believe them till I see it because when they see me in action they tend to re-evaluate what their definition of 'sugar addict' is. Well I have to share this little sucrose bomb with you because it's a party in your mouth. But be warned that this is the kind of party you should probably avoid for your own sake and if you do go there don't go under the excuse of "it's college, no big deal!". If you go, you're responsible for your own pant-size.
This Shindig Is…
Creamery peanut butter swirl ice cream, dangerously drizzled with caramel sauce, recklessly doused in rainbow sprinkles, then topped off with an irresponsible smearing of chocolate and vanilla frosting.
*note, these are not my pictures, just feel I should clarify that. I should've taken my own but unfortunately I was too busy savoriong this to think about documentation.

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Ad hominem is ad hominem. Your denial of it only makes you look like an inexperienced troll, especially while you resort to it a second time.
I explained it before:and im Wrong about saying 25% damage mitigation doesnt help loki? right, which is why they nerf it out of his kit right? if im not mistaken you think loki is trash teir. So why would you agree with any nerf to him?
yup a true beta male, here you are a man calling me out because i called someone a noob. Typical snow flake, and idk if you paid any much attention but hi rez recently just complimented lokis playstyle in the patch notes so there is not gonna be a rework to his kit. So your argument of this nerf being a step in the right direction is invalid. But sense its obvious your the species of troll that goes on and on adding power to a weak ass argument. il just throw the flag.
Loki main is butthurt. Loki needed nerfs and in the longer run maybe a buff or some kind of rework to make the kit more flexible and better in conq and balanced in other modes. But he was overperforming in all casual modes since Hydras and trans buff.
My personal favorite idea is making the doll taunt all in aoe for like 0.5-1sec to make him have a little teamfight presence.
Personally I'm gonna start playing him again as he will no longer be ez mode.
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Pffft. Throwing around the Alpha-Beta concept even though is was discredited by the man who invented it. There's no such thing.
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His attack chain 1->0.75 was perfect and very much needed.
And about starting fights, he is more flexible that way then ne zha as ne zha needs los to get to her proper target, one tank in the way and you can't initiate on anything as ne zha, loki can jump over anything and hit the right target. Its instant as well, probably the fastest on demand dmg out of all assass maybe out of all Gods in smite. Its a good strength.
A lot of other assass has similar issues, and then there are the likes of hun batz with animation timers, without ult he is extremely easily punished when he tries and do something.
That we have a few assass super top meta S-A tier that overshadows the rest, is another problem, yes merc, pele, ak, rat. Also AK escape ain't much better then lokis and he must blink to initiate without using his only reliable tool to gtfo otherwise he must run up to people and he still among the best simply cause of his dmg and mage tree items with heals and stuff.
Don't come and say Loki is ez to deal with, highly depends what God you play and how good the Loki is. Some Gods have almost no tools to deal with loki while others yes its a breeze just as with a lot of other counter matchups.
Also loki can bust tanks and is a good Qins wielder, can't be said for all Assass. He is more flexible then many people give him credit or play him like.
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Energy Capture: Byetone's Favourite Albums
Christian Eede
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The producer and co-founder of Raster-Noton talks Christian Eede through a "rock-oriented" selection of his favourite records as the pioneering German electronic music label celebrate two decades of operations
Jan Jelinek – Loop-finding-jazz-records
I really like him as a person and he is obviously such a talented musician. This record was a form of 'hit' locally in Berlin so you would hear it in a lot of cafés. Jan never tried to repeat this record too much or completely use the same sounds. He always followed his own path and you can hear in this record that he had the potential to become a relative star in this music but he didn't choose that option.
How he brings the elements together of techno, minimal, house and other sounds on this record is what I respect most. I feel like this is one of the best albums to make techno music for listening outside of clubs, too, so people could listen to it at home. It's not techno for the club. It has more of a relaxed atmosphere and a more chilled take on dub techno. Jan just created this music on his headphones and did it his own way.
He did his music and then he moved onto working differently and you can hear that in his Farben material too. To me, he is a complete musician and someone that's not interested in the business of it all. He started working with modular systems so early, then this album is sample-based and then, only shortly after that, he removed all his equipment and tried something totally new. To this day, I cannot stop listening to this record.
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India - general elections [fr]
India - general elections (11 April–19 May 2019) - Statement by the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs.
Paris, 24 May 2019
France congratulates the authorities and the people of India for the successful completion of the general elections whose results have just been declared.
The immense voter participation in the electoral process illustrates the vibrancy of the largest democracy in the word.
The President of the French Republic, H.E. Mr Emmanuel Macron, called the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, to congratulate him.
France and India have a steadfast partnership. We will continue to work together to consolidate the security of our nations, secure stability in the world, and promote sustainable development as well as exchanges between our youth.
India can rely on France's continued friendship.


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Recreating History (version 2) by Stephen A. Dantes
I know exactly what I will say to my son
when he asks me about freedom
Well, that is if I had one,
when I can find a woman who loves me enough
to carry me, one
I'd say; Son, "Freedom is not the right to do what you wish,
It is the opportunity to do what you want."
And if stares at me with eyes expectant as if
to will me to explain what I meant by those words
knowing that slavery has been abolished years now
I'd sit him down and take his hand and say;
I stand tall on a mountain and I see
brothers and sisters rise and fall indiscriminately
For slavery days have come, gone, and past
Yet the enslaved mentality is here to last
I hear clamouring for an identity
whilst self has become a societal entity
I see a fight for liberty and prosperity
at the cost of integrity, morality and individuality
I see that eyes are colour-blind to the blindness of the rest
I see you, and I see me
just recreating history
From Paul Laurence Dunbar's "We Wear the Mask" piece
to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech
I too have dreams which
like them, will not live to see it
And as it stands
the situation is still shit
From Willie Ricks' "Black Power"
to Stephen Biko's "Black is Beautiful"
I too assert two-word dissertations in times of affliction
in the name of Emancipation as I remember the Mother Nation
But brothers
Which one of you
execute the intention?
From Rodney King's relentless beating
to Rosa Parks hesitant sitting,
I see Brigands, Freedom Fighters,
But yet;
From Yasus Afari's "Wind, Rush, Banana Boat"
to Bob Marley's "Redemption Song",
I see mental incarceration, addiction,
and system prostitution of the same ones fighting for liberation
When, when, when, when?
When will I be free?
When will you be free?
What do we fight for?
When will freedom come?
George Jackson, Leonard Deadwyler,
Nelson Mandela, Mutabaruka
When will freedom come?
What the fuck is emancipation?
Submerged in inverse racism
perpetuating fascism,
what is emancipation if we,
you, me, us, then,
mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters,
homeboys sitting in State Pen's like follower,
parents who can't find parents for their daughters,
baptising our brothers as niggas on blocks pulling triggers and gang signs
like inhaling rap rhymes from a bong,
calling our mothers and daughters that bitch with a thong;
As the mind keeps spinning
so does death from the tongue.
Then slavery becomes something universal with a plan
to keep us enslaved as minds age with our young,
and as I retrace my roots
back to an island in the sun;
St. Lucia, Helen of the West Indies,
I stand on this hill and I breathe
then ask myself,
I take in those things I've seen
then I slap myself.
My dreams for you to dream son
was hacked by self-
destructive means in palms of coloured skin –
A colour given by coloured skins to colour means –
Son, freedom does not live here,
It used to!
What is Emancipation
if we are still suffering from mental incarceration?


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The build and price for the 2020 Explorer is finally live if you want to play around with it. But suffice to say, its not cheap. Might have something to do with recouping the costs for that new RWD platform. But here is the pricing breakdown.
There are 4 trim levels to choose from: base XLT, Limited, performance ST,and top of the line Platinum.
As I mentioned before, its not cheap. The base XLT starts at $36,675. It comes nicely equipped with standout standard features such as:
- 18" Five-Spoke Sparkle Silver-Painted Aluminum Wheels
- 8" LCD Touchscreen
- 4-way Power Passenger Seats
- Intelligent Access with Push-Button Start
There are 10 exterior color choices for the XLT:
- Agate Black
- Blue
- Magnetic (which is just gray)
- Star White ($595)
- Atlas Blue
- Rich Copper ($595)
- Silver Spruce
- Iconic Silver
- Rapid Red ($395)
- Oxford White
I choose Black of course. Its a nice spread of colors and ensures that there's something for everyone. Not just basic silver or white.
The standard engine is a 2.3 Ecoboost I4 with start/stop (which for me personally would be a deal breaker). It should also be noted that this engine is standard on the XLT and Limited. RWD is standard of course. If you want 4wd,its a $2,000 option. I didn't add it because not needed.
I've always found Ford's option packages weird in their contents and naming. The standard option package is called 200A and is pretty much everything the XLT comes standard with. The only other option package at this trim level is 202A. For a steep $5,140 it adds things like second row consoles, LED headlights, chrome wheels, Co-Pilot 360 etc. Its honestly a lot more than just this but its too much to list here. Weirdly, if you don't select 202A, an equipment group discount for $1,000 comes available that automatically selects it and takes a grand off the package price.
There are a few other options as well. There's a Class III trailer hitch for $710.
A Comfort Package for $715 that includes:
- • First and Second Row Heated Seats
- • Heated Steering Wheel
- • Windshield Wiper De-Icer
The Co-Pilot 360 assist looks like it be had alone if you don't select package 202A for $795 as its listed alone outside of the 202A package. But selecting the Co-Pilot package automatically selects the 202A package. There's also a $90 smokers package.
There are 6 exterior options. There's a 20' wheel for $1,295. But again weirdly, selecting it you will find that this is part of package 202A. Why list them individually when you cant select them individually? Must be a Ford thing. LED fog lamps are listed but have to be selected with 202A as well, along with remote start....pretty much all the individual options require 202A.
All in, a base XLT with the options selected will set you back just over $45 grand. $45,615 to be exact. Add 4wd and you're even close to $50 grand.
The next trim level is Limited. It starts at $48,130 and comes standard with:
- Leather Seating Surfaces
- Ford Co-Pilot360™ Assist+
- 360-Degree Camera
- B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 12 Speakers (impressive)
This trim also sees the availability of Ford's Terrain Management System if you choose 4wd. Its described as: All-new Terrain Management System with Intelligent 4WD can help tackle any adventure with up to seven selectable drive modes through a single easy-to-use dial in the center console. This includes normal, trail, deep snow/sand, slippery, sport, tow/haul and new eco mode that each come with special 3D animated graphics in the new available 12.3-inch digital cluster. Should come in hand with those camping trips.
There are the same exterior color options for this trim, so there's nothing different there. The main differences with the Limited trim come when you get to the engine choices. The Limited trim comes with the option of selecting the 3.3 Liter Hybrid V6 for $4,150. I chose this option since it would be interesting to have an Explorer Hybrid. You can also chose 4WD with the Hybrid engine for $2,195. This trim also sees the option of leather seating in Black as well as a rear entertainment system for $1,995.
With the same options as the XLT selected as well as the hybrid system, awd and rear entertainment system, an Explorer Limited is an eye watering $59,260. And still just getting started.
The next trim is the one we've all been waiting for, the ST. Starting at $54,740, it comes standard with:
- 3.0L EcoBoost® V6 Engine with Auto Start-Stop Technology with 400 horses and 415 lb/ft of torque and a top speed of 143 mph
- Reverse Brake Assist
- Sport Tuned Suspension
- Intelligent 4 Wheel Drive
The ST surprisingly doesn't have any trim specific colors, you can choose all the colors for the other 2 trims. I choose the blue which on the ST looks like BMW M Blue. Weirdly, Ford's performance Blue that the Edge ST comes in isn't available. AWD is standard with the ST trim as well.
Packages wise, the ST has 2 trim specific packages. The first is a $1,595 high performance package that includes:
- •21" Aluminum Wheels
- • High-Performance Brakes
- • Red Painted Brake Calipers
I added this. The second package is called the ST Street Package. For $995, its pretty much the Performance Package without the high performance brakes. Which means that you're paying a grand for better brakes. You can only choose one or the other.
The next package is a $995 technology package. It adds:
- Multicontour Seats with Active Motion® (Front Only)
- • 10.1" LCD Capacitive Portrait Touchscreen in Center Stack with Swipe and Pinch-to-Zoom Capability
- • B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 14 Speakers 980 Watt
I added this as well. All in with all options, an Explorer ST will set you back an insane $60,120.
The top of the Explorer heap is the $58,250 Platinum trim. It comes standard with:
- Tri-Diamond Perforated Leather Seating Surfaces with Accent Stitching
- Twin Panel Moonroof
- Active Park Assist 2.0
- 12.3" Digital Cluster
The Platinum trim comes standard with a 3.0 365 horse Ecoboost V6 as well as standard AWD. RWD isn't available. With little to the same options selected, a Platinum trim will set you back $62,930.
I had high hopes for the Explorer with the debut of a new rwd platform as well as the crazy ST trim, but at these prices, its going to be a nope from me dog. Combine that with the fact that this thing is priced into Aviator, as well as luxury marque territory, as well as Ford's quality, and its a hard pass from me. What do you guys think of it?


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Is it time to check your commercial premises insurance is up to date? From the 1st September squatting in residential buildings in England and Wales became a criminal offence, with perpetrators facing up to six months in jail and a maximum £5,000 fine.
However, this does not apply to commercial properties, which in light of the recent legislation, could now become more vulnerable as squatters seek alternative properties to occupy.
Is your commercial property unoccupied?
If you have a commercial premises insurance policy covering your building, have you advised your insurance broker or company that the property is unoccupied? It's important you tell them as it is considered a material fact and as such must be declared.
What can you do to protect your property?
- Consider boarding up windows, doors and letter boxes
- Conduct regular internal and external inspections or commission an agent to do it for you
- Make sure you have a an adequate physical secuity on windows, doors etc
- Make sure that any CCTV equipment is working and switched on
- Turn off and drain down any water supplies, to prevent use by squatters
- Consider additional security, such as alarm systems or even security guards
Beware – The above are just a handful of things you can do to avoid damage by squatters. However, your commercial premises insurance policy might also come with conditions that you must adhere to when the property becomes unoccupied, so it's important to know where you stand so as to ensure you are properly protected.
For landlords wishing to protect themselves against the cost of evicting squatters, there is a sepcialist insurance policy available for this. Eviction of Squatters Insurance is a low-cost but valuable addition to a property owner's insurance programme. Policicies can run for either 6 or 12 months.
If you are unsure about what cover you have or what you are missing, it's well worth speaking to a property insurance broker that regularly deals with property insurance.


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Here are lists of books and movies you can use for additional training hours or just to read or watch.
If you know of any books or movies you would like to see included on these lists that others might enjoy/appreciate, please let your supervisor or the Director of Training know and we will update the list.
For training hours – you can use up to TWO books and/or movies per fiscal year towards your hours.
For both, you would need to read/watch and then when you are putting your training log into Optima, in the notes section, write a brief description of it. Two to three paragraphs please.
For books you will get two hours of in-service training.
For movies – it will depend on the movie – for example, there is a half hour documentary, that included with the description, would be an hour. The most time for any movie will be 3 hours (including the description).
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the Director of Training.
Additional books from Rutgers University – Rutgers Book list


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Thursday, December 20, 2012
When clustered sparks of many-colored fire appear at night in ordinary windows
Here's a peek at the Christmas decorations at our house this year. Can you believe Christmas Day is next week? I know all the little ones are probably ecstatic that it's only a few days away. For kids, everything is about the countdown to the big day: Advent calendars and letters to Santa and staying up as late as you can on Christmas Eve in anticipation. But these days, I just want to enjoy every day of the whole season, and I wish it lasted just a little bit longer.
*post title is from a poem by Anne Porter
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I love your decorations! Especially the candle holders. So bright and wintery. :)ReplyDelete
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I love the little dala horses so cute! I wish I could figure out where the year went...I know it went somewhere.ReplyDelete
Love your snowflake stocking holders! And no, I can't believe Christmas is almost over!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful decorations you have!ReplyDelete
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KAMONYI – South Korean Ambassador to Rwanda, Heon Lee, Wednesday, commissioned a Korean-funded community development centre in Nyarubaka Sector, Kamonyi District.
The Rwf 42 million centre was set up by the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), through the Global Civic Sharing (GCS) – a Korean initiative focusing on community development.
The multipurpose facility will be used for such activities as training in agriculture, livestock and language; which will be run by volunteers by next year, according to Hong Min-Kee, the GCS Project Coordinator.
Ambassador Heon Lee said that such community based projects were in the spirit of strengthening bilateral ties between the two countries.
The visiting Secretary General of Global Civic Sharing, Cho Hyeo-Joo, said: "With this new start, GCS hopes to contribute towards improving education in the area."
The Mayor of Kamonyi, Jacques Rutsinga, noted that the Korean government has supported various sectors in the district, in areas of health, economic activities and educational projects.


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This fabulous all-singing, all-dancing movie marked the return of the musical for me. I know Moulin Rouge! hit the screens a year earlier but that film just doesn't have the razzle dazzle like this one. I remember sitting in the cinema watching it and thinking 'wow, the musical is back'.
Chicago is showing on BBC1 tonight at 10.45pm


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Review: Retrieving the scholarly past
Women Anthropologists: Selected Biographies edited by Ute Gacs, Aisha
Khan, Jerrie McIntyre and Ruth Weinberg, University of Illinois, pp 448,
$17.50 pbk
SHORT biographical sketches of 58 women scholars, mostly American, born
between the 1830s and the 1930s make up this book. American anthropology
evolved separately and distinctively from its British counterpart based
in sociology, be coming an encompassing term for a range of subdisciplines
– notably archaeology, linguistics and physical as well as cultural anthropology.
So for British readers, the term anthropologist may cause some confusion.
This wider range of concerns is reflected in the choice of subjects, who
represent all branches of American anthropology.
Each chapter gives a brief account of a woman's life, by a different
author, and contains a bibliography listing key works by the subject, co-authored
publications and works which discuss the subject or her oeuvre. There are
appendices giving fieldwork L locations and a chronology of births. Aisha
Khan has written an introduction.
The young anthropologists, in training or recently graduated, who edited
the book write that it is a product of their dissatisfaction with the invisibility
of women in the history and practice of the discipline. They see the book
primarily as a resource for undergraduate and graduate students in anthropology.
There is also, however, an analytical agenda, laid out in Khan's short but
sensitive introduction. She raises a number of pertinent issues about the
place and role of female anthropologists in the field, the academy and in
public life, asking how gender has mediated professional experience, access
and recognition.
The editors have clearly tried to ensure that this agenda is taken up
in each of the chapters. This has limitations as well as advantages. The
attempt to read back a contemporary feminist agenda onto scholars as diverse
as Erminnie Smith, an upper- middle-class woman born in 1836, who became
a geologist and later a student of Native American languages, and Ella Deloria,
a Native American (Sioux) anthropologist born on a Dakota reservation 50
years later, makes for rather dubious historiography. It also leads to non
sequiturs such as the comment on the Australian L anthropologist Catherine
Berndt (born in 1918) that 'she did not come into anthropology as a militant
One advantage is that the multiplicity of forms of discrimination experienced
by women in the profession became visible. Eleanor Leacock recalls that
in 1940 female students were told by their head of department that if they
wanted to be anthropologists they had better have independent means as they
would never get jobs. Dorothy Keur (born in 1904) had to struggle against
parental disapproval to attend college, where, 'as L Professor Burgess's
prize student, she was delegated to carry a bowl of soup each noon from
the lunchroom to his office'. Later, Burgess offered her a job as a laboratory
assistant on condition that she return half of her salary to him each month
so that he could purchase Indian artefacts for the college.
Theodora Kroeber, for example, married her teacher, who was a well-known
anthropologist, Alfred Kroeber, but she was an important scholar in her
own right. However, a fellow student recalls her as 'an attractive widow'
who became 'the perfect anthropologist's wife'. Few women obtained tenured
academic posts. Some obtained no academic jobs at all. Ruth Landes was blacklisted
by the academic establishment for the best part of her working life after
a slanderous letter alleged that she had paid her Brazilian male informants
to have sex with her in exchange for information. She was 56 when finally
offered a teaching post. The high number of women who worked in government
bureaucracies reflects their academic exclusion.
Not surprisingly, most of the subjects did come from relatively privileged
backgrounds that enabled them to benefit more easily from the rapid growth
of college education in the late 19th and early 20th century. The four Afro-American
women featured in the volume are the main exceptions. Coming from poor or
modest families, they appear to have made their way through a fierce and
single-minded L commitment to education. Like their white counterparts,
however, their professional careers ultimately depended on the encouragement
of a (usually) male patron. Franz Boas, arguably the founder of modern American
anthropology, figures frequently in this role. Consistent with his liberal
and humanitarian principles, he considered that two classes of people, Jews
and women, needed positive redress.
This book will probably appeal to its intended readership of American
college students. It will, inevitably, be of less interest to British students
and to a wider lay audience. Purposely idiosyncratic in its choice of subjects,
it cannot serve as a comprehensive work of reference. Without some knowledge
of the history of American anthropology, many of the biographies will not
be very meaningful. Historians will find the account too short and schematic.
The bland and uniform style of writing and L presentation limits its literary
appeal. Nonetheless, this book makes clear that the study of anthropology
has engaged some remarkably independent, courageous and refreshingly eccentric
Hilary Standing is in the School of African and Asian Studies, University
of Sussex.


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The NTA product range can assist in learning, understanding, and monitoring what is going on with the most critical parts of an organizations infrastructure. The NTA feature set can help diagnose problems quickly and ensure uptime of customer-facing, web pages or services. This is of critical importance to all businesses in the new sharing economy.
The Wasabi Networks NTA products consist of a series of products supporting different network speeds, different storage capacities, and different form factors. The Wasabi Networks NTA products are fully integrated products that are ready to use.
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Network Traffic Analysis Solutions
- The Wasabi Networks NTA products are fully tested hardware and software solutions, working out of the box.
- The NTA products include all the hardware and software needed for monitoring, analyzing, and testing networks.
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- For portable NTA products, the GUI runs on the NTA itself.
- For all NTA products (portable and rack-based) the GUI can be accessed over a secure HTTP network connection from a standard web browser.
- Easy and intuitive user interface with online help for all functionality.
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For portable NTA products the GUI runs on the NTA itself. For all NTA products (portable and rack based) the GUI can be accessed over a secure HTTP network connection from a standard web browser. Online help is available for all functions.
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Wasabi Networks headquarter is located in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Wasabi Networks was founded by, Jens Christophersen who also was the founder of the world leading Intelligent Network Capture Adapter Company Napatech.
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Wearable technologies have flooded the market in recent years, from the highly innovative to the totally useless, but the concept of wearables is nothing new. From bike helmets outfitted with VHS cassette recorders (the precursor to the GoPro), to the first smart wristwatch, the technology has evolved significantly, and wearables in the office are gaining traction.
According to a Pew Research study, about 83 percent of respondents believe that the Internet of Things (IoT) will have beneficial effects on the everyday lives of the public by 2025. Many experts believe that the rise of wearable computing will lead the next revolution in digital technology. According to JP Rangaswami, chief scientist for Salesforce.com, "The proliferation of sensors and actuators will continue. 'Everything' will become nodes on a network. The quality of real-time information that becomes available will take the guesswork out of much capacity planning and decision-making."
A recent study by Salesforce Research found that 76 percent of companies report improvements in business performance since using wearables in the enterprise. From managing logistics to discussing new ideas and innovations—both will be more efficient and effective.
Wearables get physical
Wearables for health and fitness are also beneficial to the office. Fitbit Charge HR and Jawbone UP2 show daily health stats including sleep cycles and activity tagging. Other wearables share information like when a user deviates from their regular physical activity or slouches or sits in a way that could negatively affect their health. Many businesses are making the health of their employees a priority, but this concern for employee health also acts as a cost saver to the business—healthy employees perform better and take fewer sick days. John Boitnott, journalist at Entrepreneur, reports that companies that have sufficient health data from wearables (without violating privacy) can use this data to negotiate employee health insurance rates, saving the company money while contributing to employee health.
The Holy Grail of client data
Total market value in wearables is expected to increase to $34 billion by 2020, with more focus on design. In a time when professionals are faced with more data than ever before, finding ways to unlock this data is essential. What if instead of manually integrating data you could transmit business contact information through a simple handshake? Imagine tracking vital signs through a hospital gown instead of complex machinery. The possibilities are unlimited.
"Most of our devices will be communicating on our behalf," says Paul Saffo, managing director of Discern Analytics. "They will be interacting with the physical and virtual worlds more than interacting with us. The devices are going to disappear into what we wear and/or carry." Not only can the value of client data improve business practices, but businesses can also identify which human behaviors impact productivity, performance, and job satisfaction. Enterprises can modify their approach to improve satisfaction and productivity.
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Today, businesses are faced with the need to reply to requests in real-time. Modern-day wearables are equipped with the best technology to assist users with these goals. Whether it's to reply to an important email request or identify a faster and smoother approach to a problem, wearables in the office can swoop in for the rescue. Goldsmiths, University of London, analyzed the impact of wearable technologies in the workplace on employee well-being, productivity, and job satisfaction. In the 2014 study, select employees wore headsets monitoring brain activity and wrist bands gathering data on motion. Overall, employee productivity rose by 8.5 percent, and job satisfaction rose by 3.5 percent.
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There's been a lot of buzz about wearables and their place in office collaboration and productivity. Businesses can now collect data from employee wearables and identify what's working and what needs to improve. According to Lydia Dishman of Fast Company, Hitachi and Walt Disney World Resort are two companies that have experimented with data collected from wearables, using it to boost collaboration and customer service. "It's definitely an incredible revolution that is going to happen in workplace measurement," said Harikesh Nair, associate professor of marketing at Standford's Graduate School of Business. In another example, wearables could be used to track an employee's progress towards goals, including improving on weaknesses identified in performance reviews, Dishman says.
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hsrye posted a topic in Your ServersHey Guys, I just finished setting up my Server with the b3 Bot, cod4x 1.7a patch and xlrstats 3.0 (which was a pain in the ass to setup.) If you want to have some fun just join it. I will wait there and the first who arrive will the the privateclient password. Just for the case that the server gets famous somehow, so you can join and say you were ther first ;-) I'm waiting for you 188.8.131.52:28969
B3 with XLRstats plugin
ZOMBIE posted a topic in Management ToolsHello everyone and happy new year 😘 Im running 3 "COD4" servers on COD4x client, the servers is up on master server. But I have a problem with B3 1.12 (latest version), the XLRstats plugin won't to load up . that's the error message from b3 logs: 190103 02:14:04 ERROR 'Query failed [ALTER TABLE `xlr_playerstats` ADD `id_token` VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT \'\'] None: (1060, u"Duplicate column name \'id_token\'")' 190103 02:14:04 ERROR 'Query failed [SELECT MAX(xlr_playerstats.skill) AS max_skill, MIN(xlr_playerstats.skill) AS min_skill, SUM(xlr_playerstats.skill) AS sum_skill,\n AVG(xlr_playerstats.skill) AS avg_skill , COUNT(xlr_playerstats.id) AS cnt\n FROM xlr_playerstats, clients\n WHERE clients.id = xlr_playerstats.client_id\n AND xlr_playerstats.client_id <> None\n AND (xlr_playerstats.kills + xlr_playerstats.deaths) > 50\n AND 1546481644 - clients.time_edit <= 5184000] None: (1054, u"Unknown column \'None\' in \'where clause\'")' 190103 02:14:04 ERROR 'Could not start plugin xlrstats' Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\almumarga23\Desktop\Cod4-bestcod4maps\b3\b3\parser.py", line 948, in startPlugins start_plugin(self, plugin_name) File "C:\Users\almumarga23\Desktop\Cod4-bestcod4maps\b3\b3\parser.py", line 939, in start_plugin p.onStartup() File "C:\Users\almumarga23\Desktop\Cod4-bestcod4maps\b3\b3\plugins\xlrstats\__init__.py", line 257, in onStartup self.correctStats() File "C:\Users\almumarga23\Desktop\Cod4-bestcod4maps\b3\b3\plugins\xlrstats\__init__.py", line 1558, in correctStats cursor = self.query(q) File "C:\Users\almumarga23\Desktop\Cod4-bestcod4maps\b3\b3\storage\common.py", line 635, in query raise e InternalError: (1054, u"Unknown column 'None' in 'where clause'") btw I'm using this parser Cod4X18 and latest cod4x version and latest patch + fresh b3 database. thanks in advance
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obteo posted a topic in Management ToolsHello, I noticed that after the new cod4x update my B3 is not working anymore. XLRstats doesnt start... any idea please? Thank you.


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Since their Western debut in 1986, the Peking Acrobats have redefined audience perceptions of Chinese acrobatics. They perform daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs; they are experts at trick-cycling, precision tumbling, somersaulting, and gymnastics. They defy gravity with amazing displays of contortion, flexibility, and control. They push the envelope of human possibility with astonishing juggling dexterity and incredible balancing feats, showcasing tremendous skill and ability. They are masters of agility and grace.


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Main Street (at First Ave.W.(Highway 15)), Melville, Saskatchewan, S0A, Canada
The Canadian National Railways Station at Melville is a two-storey railway station built in 1908. It is situated at the southern edge of the city of Melville, and its location at the foot of Main Street continues to be the focal point of the community. The formal recognition is confined to the railway station building itself.
The Melville station illustrates the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway's (GTPR) building program along its first-class, transcontinental main line through Western Canada to the Pacific. The creation of Melville as a major divisional point determined both the geographic layout and the economic development of the town, with the railway station as its focal point.
The use of a substantial "Special" design for the Melville station reflects its status as an important terminal, junction and divisional point on the main line. The distinctive twin-gabled plan is unique in Saskatchewan, although similar plans were used in Manitoba and Ontario.
The railway station site retains many of its original functional components, including railway buildings, yards and warehouses. The railway station continues to serve as the visual focal point of the community and maintains its relationship with the city's commercial core.
Sources: Heritage Character Statement, Canadian National Railways Station, Melville, Saskatchewan, October 1992; and Analytica Associates, Railway Station Report 117, Canadian National Railways Station, Melville, Saskatchewan.
Character-defining elements of the Canadian National Railways Station at Melville include:-its horizontal massing, consisting of a substantial, two-storey rectangular structure with a projecting operator's bay at ground level, and topped by a hipped roof-its roof line, consisting of a hipped roof enlivened by twin, half-timbered gables on both town and track side elevations-the large, overhanging, platform canopy, supported at irregular intervals by distinctive wooden brackets, which runs the full length of the track side elevation and partially extends to the side elevations-smaller canopies, supported by wooden brackets, which extend over the entrances on the town side elevation-the balanced arrangement of openings on all elevations-surviving original window units, with three-over-three sashes
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Heritage Railway Stations Protection Act
Heritage Railway Station
National Historic Sites Directorate, Canadian Inventory of Historic Building Documentation Centre, 5th Floor, Room 525, 25 Eddy Street, Hull, Quebec
420 Main Street, Melville, Saskatchewan
The Melville City Hall is a Municipal Heritage Property which occupies four city lots on the corner…
602 Main Street, Melville, Saskatchewan
All Saints' Anglican Church is a Municipal Heritage Property located within the City of Melville…
148 5th Avenue E, Melville, Saskatchewan
First Union Church is a Municipal Heritage Property located within the City of Melville at 148…
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Data from: Tobacco smoke exposure is an independent predictor of vitamin D deficiency in US children
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The authors received no specific funding for this work.
tobacco smoke exposure, vitamin D, children, predictor, NHANES, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Manuscript abstract:
The role of tobacco-smoke exposure on serum vitamin D concentration in US pediatric population is not known. We hypothesized that tobacco smoke exposure would increase the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in US children.
Representative national data were accessed from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2009-2010 databank on 2,263 subjects of ages 3 to 17 years. Subjects were categorized into two groups based on their age: children, if <10 >years; and youth if 10 to 17 years. Descriptive and multiple logistic regression analyses were conducted to determine the effect of serum cotinine-verified tobacco smoke exposure on vitamin D status after controlling for key sociodemographic confounders. Vitamin D deficiency was defined as 25(OH)D/mL, insufficiency as 25(OH)D of 20-29.9 ng/mL, and sufficiency as 25(OH)D of ≥30 ng/mL. Tobacco smoke exposure status was defined by serum cotinine concentration as follows: unexposed and non-smoking (
The prevalence of second-hand smoke exposure was 42.0% (95%CI, 36.7%-47.5%); while the prevalence of active smoking among teenagers was 9.0% (95%CI, 6.2%-12.5%). Vitamin D deficiency occurred at a frequency of 15.1% in children unexposed to tobacco smoke, 20.9% in children exposed to passive tobacco smoke, and 18.0% among actively smoking youth (p
This analysis of a nationwide database reports that tobacco smoke exposure is an independent predictor of vitamin D deficiency in US children.
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Methodology is documented in manuscript.
Code Lists
The legend for codes used in this dataset is available under "Additional Files."
Repository Citation
Nwosu BU, Kum-Nji P. (2018). Data from: Tobacco smoke exposure is an independent predictor of vitamin D deficiency in US children. Pediatric Research Data. https://doi.org/10.13028/M2GT2H. Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/pediatrics_data/7
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
Dataset in csv format
Nwosu-Smoke-VitD-dataset-legend-20180626.pdf (80 kB)
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Meatless Monday with Vegan Lentil Shepherd's Pie
Hello and welcome (back) to another delicious edition of our vegan Meatless Monday recipe share. Miratel supports Meatless Monday as it encourages eliminating meat from your diet one day per week to preserve the health of our planet (and ourselves!). We consider our support of this great movement part of our CSR business strategies as it spreads awareness of the impact of our food choices on our environment.
During the holiday season, you might be looking for recipes that can do double duty. Meaning they would be sophisticated enough for company, yet perfect for a family meal. That's why tonight we're making vegan lentil shepherd's pie that is sure to please. This recipe comes by way of Pure Ella.
- 1 onion
- 2 carrots
- 1/2 cup sweet peas (frozen are fine)
- 1 stalk of celery (optional)
- 1 can of organic corn
- 1 large can of lentils (or 1 cup dried lentils, cooked)
- 5-7 large yukon gold potatoes
- 1/4 cup rice milk
- sea salt and pepper to taste
- pinch of cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon thyme
- 2 tablespoons of soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon dried paprika
- oil for cooking
- In a large pot, cook the peeled potatoes in salted water. In a large pan, saute the chopped onions, carrots, celery – cook until golden, add the frozen peas and lentils and cover to cook for a few minutes. Add a bit of water if these veggies start to stick to the bottom of the pan. Add in the corn and season with cumin and thyme, salt and pepper.
- Keep covered, turn down the heat to low.
- Your potatoes should be boiled by now, drain them leaving some of the water near the bottom, mash them with the rice milk until a puree forms. Taste and season with salt and pepper.
- In an oven -safe dish, place in the whole mix of vegetables with lentils into the bottom of the pan and spread out evenly. Add the mashed potatoes on top and smooth out over top with the back of the spoon. Sprinkle the top with dried paprika, and poke through with a fork to make vents in the mashed potatoes.
- Bake at 350 F for 20-30 minutes. Let it set for 10 minutes before serving, but serve while still hot. Enjoy your delicious healthy Vegan comfort-food.
This vegan lentil shepherd's pie will serve two people and can easily be expanded to feed a crowd. Serve with with streamed broccoli and a leafy, green salad.
If you haven't already, we encourage you to visit the Meatless Monday website and join us in taking the pledge today. Spread the word at home and at work and promote CSR business initiatives to make your green call centre, office, factory, shop, restaurant or salon even greener.
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Miratel Solutions is a Toronto call centre, eBusiness, and letter shop mail house specializing in professional fundraising services including telephone fundraising, online fundraising, lottery services, donation caging, donation processing and other donor management services. We are committed to our CSR business values in all contact centre services and mail house operations and advancing the missions of the nonprofits we proudly serve.
One Response to Meatless Monday with Vegan Lentil Shepherd's Pie
I'm wondering if I could make this ahead of time and freeze it? Then when it's time to cook in the oven add the potatoes? Thanks!!


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Streamlining Detection Strategies for Signal Detection
Posted on September 29th, 2017 by Sherry Winter in Pharma R&D
Widespread underreporting is often cited as a factor that curtails the analytical value of data from spontaneous reporting systems. Voluntary submission of reports is a core feature of these systems but it also means that not all events suspected to be associated with a medicinal product are documented and brought to the attention of authorities and marketing authorization holders – this is especially true in cases where events are not considered severe. But there are ways to deal with underreporting by building several information sources into their surveillance mechanisms, such that spontaneous reports are just one of multiple touchpoints that reveal signals of possible adverse reactions.
A larger issue with detecting signals in data from spontaneous reporting is that while they represent an unrestricted view of the adverse events landscape, that landscape also happens to be very cluttered by data heterogeneity and biases. Some examples of that clutter include submission of several reports about a single event, incomplete information regarding an event or a patient's medical history, a variable language used to describe events and medicines, or biases in submissions due to reporter behavior and knowledge. Also contributing to that clutter is a missing point of reference. The calculated risk of an adverse event associated with a drug has to mean only when the same risk can be calculated in the population not taking the drug. The latter is not represented in spontaneous reporting and therefore, selecting data that can serve as a meaningful reference is difficult and can dramatically impact outcomes.
Tapping into this cluttered landscape can generate signals that do not reflect reality, causing resource investment into validating an inaccuracy. At the same time, clutter can mask signals that are relevant to the comprehensive assessment of a medicinal product. Missing such signals can be detrimental to the marketability of the drug, not to mention dangerous for patients. So, how can signal detection be improved to maximize insights based on data from spontaneous adverse events reporting?
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The Water Main Presents Flyover from MPR News Special Edition – Down the Mississippi River
Jul 11, 2018
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 11, 2018 – The Water Main and national call-in program Flyover from MPR News are partnering for one week this month to create a special edition focusing on one of the country's most important bodies of water, the Mississippi River. Beginning July 16, the special edition Down the Mississippi River will look at the river and its influence on the economy, culture and environment of communities along its path.
This special edition of Flyover is possible through a collaboration with New Orleans Public Radio, Iowa Public Radio and MPR News host Kerri Miller. This week-long series will aim to reach all of those who are affected by the Mississippi River – from soybean farmers of the plains to farmers of the sea on shrimp boats along the coasts.
The Mississippi River transports more than 40 percent of the nation's total agricultural output, and industries tap tens of billions of gallons of fresh water from the river to run their operations. The river provides drinking water for 20 million people in 50 cities, but flooding, runoff from farm fields, and aging infrastructure vex many cities along the river. This program will look at those problems as well as potential solutions.
Flyover from MPR News will broadcast from different locations as the week progresses, working its way down the Mississippi. Miller will begin the journey in St. Paul for the first two days, then head to two states where the river's watershed looms large: Iowa and Louisiana. Listeners from other states within the river's watershed will be engaged throughout the week through call-ins and social media.
This special edition of Flyover from MPR News will run noon through 1 p.m. CT each day. Listed below are the themes of each day/location:
Day One, July 16
The conversation starts in the same state the river begins: Minnesota. Kerri Miller will set the tone for the week by discussing the history and culture of the Mighty Mississippi and how it has shaped identity in the heart of the country.
Day Two, July 17
Once the river's past is established, Tuesday will focus on its future. One issue being debated up and down the Mississippi: who gets to decide how the river is managed?
Day Three, July 18
The show hits the road and broadcasts live with partners at Iowa Public Radio in Iowa City. The discussion will be about the importance of agriculture in the Mississippi watershed and how land use and runoff affect the river.
Day Four, July 19
The conversation flows down to New Orleans. Broadcasting live from WWNO, audiences will hear how this city and other municipalities across the country are grappling with climate change while also working to improve equity and opportunity along the river.
Day Five, July 20
Flyover from MPR News will broadcast a live-to-tape townhall, "Voices from the Bayou," from deep in Louisiana's Mississippi River delta. On the last day of the special, the journey will wrap up with a community conversation on solutions to the problems faced by people in the river's watershed.
Outside of the noon – 1 p.m. CT programming, this special edition of Flyover from MPR News also will feature events:
One Water Summit - Can Water Bridge the Urban-Rural Divide in America?
Partnership with U.S. Water Alliance
Thursday, July 12, 9 – 10:15 a.m.
This panel, taped at the U.S. Water Alliance annual conference, will explore how water divides and unites rural and urban America. While water issues may seem very different between cities and the countryside, urban and rural America also share common ground: preserving water quality, ensuring a reliable water supply, infrastructure needs, affordability, and more.
Public Radio on Tap: A Conversation on Water Quality
Partnership with Iowa Public Radio
Tuesday, July 17, 5 – 8 p.m.
Iowa Public Radio host and reporter Clay Masters will dive into a conversation with Eastern Iowa farmers, a New Orleans shrimper, and other stakeholders from the field of water resources in Iowa, and then open the floor to questions from the audience at Big Grove Brewery in Iowa City.
Voices from the Bayou
Partnership with WWNO New Orleans Public Radio
Thursday, July 19, 6 – 8:30 p.m.
We'll broadcast a live-to-tape townhall from deep in Louisiana's Mississippi River delta. From the Larose Civic Center in Louisiana, Kerri Miller speaks to a gathering of engineers, educators, shrimpers and others about their ideas, programs and progress for improving quality life along the Mississippi River watershed.
About MPR News
MPR News has long been recognized as one of the foremost journalistic organizations in the Upper Midwest, reaching news consumers across all platforms. Reaching more than 500,000 listeners each week, the MPR News radio signal can be heard by 95 percent of Minnesotans. MPR News has received numerous awards for its reporting, including George Foster Peabody Awards, Alfred I. DuPont Award and RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Award. Visit mprnews.org for the latest regional, national and international headlines.
Source: Data are copyright Nielsen Audio. Data are estimates only.
About The Water Main
The Water Main is an effort from American Public Media to make sense of the central and complex role that water plays in our lives – from our economy, to our well-being, to our food, and even to our cultural and spiritual identities. The Water Main serves as a hub for reporting, research, personal stories, and community engagement. We aim to bring people together across political, cultural, social and economic divides for meaningful connections around water, with a goal of securing clean, abundant water for all.


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Who: Kathleen Edwards
What: The Red Party
When: Saturday, March 11
Where: Garibaldi Lift Company
Singer/songwriter Kathleen Edwards, just returning from U.S. and Australia tours and readying to leave for another U.S. tour and show date with Bryan Adams at the Juno Awards, managed to squeeze in a favour for close family friend Mary McNeil, president and CEO of the B.C. Cancer Foundation.
The Canadian songstress, who is no stranger to sharing the stage with the likes of the Rolling Stones, AC/DC and Rush, agreed to perform an intimate solo set at The Red Party Benefit Saturday, March 11 at the Garibaldi Lift Company to help raise funds for ovarian cancer research.
"I am in the middle of two tours with five days off in between, and I am more than thrilled to be included," Edwards said from her home in Ontario.
The inaugural Red Party was the brainchild of Whistler Blackcomb's Heather Martin, whose mother died of ovarian cancer last year.
"I lost my mother to the cancer just two months after she was diagnosed," Martin said. "It is a silent killer and has only a three per cent survival rate…. With all the awareness about breast cancer, I felt it would be a great idea to do an event for ovarian cancer."
The evening includes a wine and cocktail tasting from Yalumba, Mission Hill and Grand Marnier, along with a silent auction and, of course, the highlight of the evening, a solo serenade from Edwards.
Some call Edwards alternative country. The roots rock tinges of her eclectic music background, ranging from Neil Young and Tom Petty inspirations to the likes of Johnny Cash and Sinead O'Connor, fuel the label. However, the common denominator behind all of her seemingly mismatched favourites is their songwriting strengths.
The New York Times heralded Edwards's songwriting talents: "(Her songs) can pare situations down to a few dozen words while they push country-rock towards its primal impulses of thump and twang."
The intimacy of her music translates to any audience, whether a sold-out show at the Commodore Ballroom of more than 1,000 listeners or a cozy fundraiser of 200.
"I am not regurgitating something someone wrote sitting at a laptop at Starbucks," she said. "I am writing songs that have substance to me. I think that is why they are of substance for other people. It's the reason people connect with you, because they have something to connect to."
Edwards will share music from her newest album, Back to Me , released on Zoe/Rounder, traveling an ambitious range of themes, styles and emotions from the hard-earned wisdom of Good Things to the bruised emotions of Independent Thief. Each of her 11 new songs, produced by Jim Scott of Tom Petty-fame, stands solidly on its own for a three-dimensional experience rather than a repeat, remake playlist song after song.
Originally a classical violin student, the stereotypical Canadian gal was introduced to the magic of songs around the campfire at summer camp, where she first picked up a guitar.
"Discovering this music, singing James Taylor songs all day and night, was very different from my Bach and scale teachings," she said. "All of a sudden I was exposed to this totally different music influence."
More than a decade later, Edwards will return to the one girl and guitar show she began with, leaving her band at home to rest up for the next tour.
"Coming solo is a pretty rare thing," she said. "I look forward to it. I am just happy to make a contribution to such a worthy cause."
Tickets are $50 and include a glass of wine and wine tasting. All proceeds benefit B.C. Cancer Foundation ovarian cancer research.
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Learn how to set up your Shaw email on your Google Pixel 2. There are three options for setting up your Shaw email account on your Android device — POP/SMTP, ActiveSync (Exchange) and IMAP. This guide will explain how to connect your Google Pixel to WiFi and explains how to set up your Shaw email account through an IMAP server.
For more information on the differences between IMAP and POP, please see the following article: POP and IMAP email server settings.
While we have provided the following support information, we want to ensure that our customers receive the best possible support for their third-party hardware and software by speaking with the experts. The best way to resolve your third-party issue is to use support resources from the original manufacturer or developer. If the following information does not answer your question, please visit Pixel Phone Support.
IMAP email setup
Follow the steps below to configure your Google Pixel 2 to send and receive emails using an IMAP.
Manual Settings
If your Google Pixel setup did not automatically detect the Shaw email servers, use the following information to complete your setup.
Incoming Mail Server
Host Name: mail.shaw.ca
Username: Your email address without @shaw.ca
Password: Your Shaw email password
Outgoing Mail Server
Host Name: mail.shaw.ca
Username: Your email address without @shaw.ca
Password: Your Shaw email password
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Did You Know?
IMAP is the most convenient way to setup your email and is recommended as it is the best option for users looking to check mail worldwide and from different computers/devices.
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WiFi setup
To connect your Google pixel to your wireless (WiFi) network, follow these steps:
Did You Know?
* If you have customized your network name (SSID) and/or password and can no longer remember the login credentials, you will need to restore it to factory settings.
Learn More: Restore your wireless modem to the default settings
Common issues
Here are some common issues you may experience when trying to set up your Shaw email on your Google Pixel.
Security Requirements for Mobile Access: If after setting up your email client you find that you are still unable to send or receive emails from your phone, please ensure that your password meets the minimum security requirements required for mobile access. If your password does not meet these requirements then mail setup will not work. In some situations, your password will work on other devices in the household but may still fail on your smartphone/tablet because of the additional restrictions required to use Shaw Webmail on your mobile device.
Mobile Access Security Requirements
SMTP Server is not working
If you are still unable to send emails, check to see if your SMTP Server is not configured correctly.
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Have You Figured It Out Yet? can help you answer the question. Author Rick LaRhette has figured out the origins of his political and social beliefs by asking a series of tough questions on topics such as political orientation, raising a family, picking your friends, choosing your news and information sources, and knowing about the role of the federal government. He then applies his political and social beliefs to some current hot-topic issues such as immigration, health care, education, global warming, and firearms.
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Tandy/Radio Shack Advert - November 1977
From Byte - The Small Systems Journal
"The first complete, low-cost microcomputer system for business, home or education - TRS-80"
Actually, it wasn't - the Commodore PET was launched several months before the TRS-80 at the January Consumer Electronics Show and as such was the first of the "1997 Trinity" to be revealed to the public. However, the TRS-80, or "Trash 80", was the first to retail in significant numbers and proved quite popular, selling over 100,000 units in its lifetime. It was Z-80 based and had 4K memory as standard, and retailed for $600, or about £2,810 in 2020 terms, making it cheap compared to the Commodore PET and the Apple II. Tandy were a bit like Commodore and Nokia in that they started out as a company doing something completely different, in Tandy's case as a leather goods manufacturer in 1919[1]. This compared to Commodore's 1954 start as a typewriter repair outfit or Nokia's 1865 start as a paper and rubber boots producer[2]. The computer part of Tandy was sold off in 1993, a year before Commodore filed for bankruptcy, and the name disappeared completely in 2000
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Imagine a rotating sphere that is 12,800 kilometers (8000 miles) in diameter, has a bumpy surface, is surrounded by a 40-kilometer-deep mixture of different gases whose concentrations vary both spatially and over time, and is heated, along with its surrounding gases, by a nuclear reactor 150 million kilometers (93 million miles) away. Imagine also that this sphere is revolving around the nuclear reactor and that some locations are heated more during one part of the revolution and other locations are heated during another part of the revolution. And imagine that this mixture of gases continually receives inputs from the surface below, generally calmly but sometimes through violent and highly localized injections. Then, imagine that after watching the gaseous mixture, you are expected to predict its state at one location on the sphere one, two, or more days into the future. This is essentially the task encountered day by day by a weather forecaster (Ryan, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society,1982).
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Final jump for US Air Force rescue squadrons
PUBLISHED: 14:07 25 April 2018 | UPDATED: 14:18 25 April 2018
Rescue Squadrons have made one final jump above the countryside of Suffolk and Norfolk before they relocate from RAF Lakenheath.
US Air Force aircrews and pararescue airmen assigned to the 56th and 57th Rescue Squadrons made the jump on April 20.
The event signals the final phase of the relocation of the two squadrons to Aviano Air Base, Italy.
Over the past several months, the squadrons have made preparations to gradually transition their five HH-60G Pave Hawks and nearly 350 personnel to the new station.
Maj Seth Davis, 57th Rescue Squadron commander, said: "We're sad to be leaving but are incredibly proud of the work we've done while located at RAF Lakenheath and are excited about the squadrons' new home in Italy."
The 56th have been located at the Suffolk base since 2006. The 57th was established in March 2015.
Both are comprised of trained support personnel dedicated to conducting personnel recovery operations across the full-range of military contingencies during all phases of joint, coalition and combined operations.
"This marks the end of an era for the 56th and 57th rescue squadrons," said Lt Col Leslie Semrau, 56th Rescue Squadron commander. "But no matter where we're located, we remain ready to deliver combat search and rescue capabilities wherever and whenever they're needed."
The relocation is slated to be complete by the end of June 2018.
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Riskonnect, the leader in integrated risk management technology, was honored as the 15th fastest-growing middle market company headquartered in Georgia with revenues between $15-$60 million by the ACG's Georgia Fast 40 Awards. There were more than 100 submissions this year and the award ceremony celebrating the selected honorees took place June 23.
Each year ACG Atlanta, the Atlanta Chapter of The Association for Corporate Growth® (ACG Atlanta), a global professional organization focused on middle-market growth, mergers and acquisitions, and private investment, honors the top 40 fastest growing middle-market companies in Georgia. Honorees are broken down into two categories: Companies with revenues of $15-$60 million and those with revenues of $60-$500 million.
"Riskonnect is honored to be included in this list of distinguished companies. We bring desperately needed capabilities to the risk management industry that drastically increase effectiveness within our client organizations. We do that by leveraging cloud-computing technology that was never before made available to our market. The appetite for these capabilities is insatiable," said Bob Morrell, Riskonnect CEO.
Morrell believes Riskonnect's growth potential will only continue to increase. "Our solutions are used by more parts of our clients' organizations every year. Plus, many companies are still using spreadsheets to manage risk and they are looking for a better way. In addition, we continue to expand our offerings and sell our integrated risk management solutions throughout the world. As the risk management profession grows, so does Riskonnect," he said.
About ACG Atlanta
ACG comprises more than 14,500 members from corporations, private equity, finance, and professional service firms representing Fortune 500, Fortune 1000, FTSE 100, and mid-market companies in 59 chapters in North America and beyond. Founded in 1974, ACG Atlanta is one of the oldest and most active chapters, providing the area's executives and professionals a unique forum for exchanging ideas and experiences concerning organic and acquisitive growth. Programs include Atlanta ACG Capital Connection, The Georgia Fast 40 Honoree Awards and Gala, a Wine Tasting Reception, a Deal of the Year event as well as an active Women's Forum and Young Professionals group. To learn more, please visit www.acg.org/atlanta.


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Welcome to the Foundation Stage
Mrs. A. Brown, Class Teacher, RB
Miss A Patsalis, Class Teacher, RP
Mrs G Hogg, Mrs J Holder, Miss J Rich, Nursery Assistants
Contact Information
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Homework Procedures
Your child will read regularly in school. Please could you support us by reading with your child regularly at home as well, five minutes each day would be wonderful. Please remember to practise sound snails and word sheets. Your child should have their reading book, reading record and sounds/words in their folder each day.
PE Guidelines
Outdoor Games is on Tuesdays, however PE kits are expected to be in school every day.
Please ensure every item of clothing is clearly labelled with your child's name.
Earrings should be removed or covered with tape.
Educational Visits
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Online Resources
Bug Club login and details to follow.
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How can you help?
Please support us by reading regularly with your child. Each half term please supply tissues and glue sticks (Pritt sticks only). Please also supply a large tub of play dough each half term.
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