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Opened in 1987, Advanced Energy Japan provides sales, service and applications engineering in Japan. In recent years, the Japanese subsidiary has achieved double-digit revenue growth.
"We are very excited to welcome Mr. Sugao to Advanced Energy Japan," said Jim Gordley.. "His extensive background in operations, marketing and sales will be invaluable as we move forward with our planned expansion of product offerings for Japan, particularly in the radio frequency (RF) power supply area," he added.
Mr. Sugao has over 15 years experience in the industry. He joins Advanced Energy from Varian where most recently he served as Director of Sales for Japan for the Vacumn Products Division. During his tenure with Varian, Mr. Sugao also served as Area Manager of the Far East and South Asia, during which time he established a network of dealers and distributors in South Asia and Japan. Mr. Sugao earned his bachelor's degree in economics from Kanagawa University in Japan.
About the CompanyFounded in 1981, Advanced Energy Industries, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of power delivery systems that are critical in the manufacturing of semiconductors, data storage media, flat panel displays, and other products using thin-film technology. Within its comprehensive product portfolio of direct current (DC), low/mid-frequency and radio frequency (RF) power solutions, the Company sells products critical in applications ranging from compact disks, digital video disks, flat panel displays, the most popular logic semiconductor devices, among other applications. The Company's stock is traded on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol AEIS.
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- Are allergic to Nardil, phenelzine sulfate, or any inactive component used to make the medicine. Your healthcare provider or pharmacist has a list of the inactive ingredients.
- Have congestive heart failure (CHF).
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i'm having trouble focusing today.
that's a cintiq, by the way. that's right, i drawz good.
I'm glad to not be the only one suffering from this...
haha. I like wildly unproductive!
I'd like to see "murderously unproductive"...which is what I've been lately.
You did a blog post, though. That could count as "notquite unproductive"
Oh man these are awesommme - the last one's my fav
Wow Carrie, your drawings and storytelling are just brilliant! I spent a good part of last night reading through your blog and giggling to myself - thanks heaps for sharing your talent and being such an inspiration! (Especially for someone who is currently at murderously unproductive) : )
I wish my unproductivity was as productive....
I love the tragically unproductive. You're often rethinking life and career at that point, with a tinge of self anger...until you sleep then it's back to drawing dumb animals and super short fat kids ayyy, carrie.
Really Funny stuffs!!!!! I love it!!! it's so expressive!!! I was laughing a lot really!
Hahaha, love these!
My firewall is letting me comment on blogs today...so before it gets cranky again, I wanna say, I LOVE THESE...especially "Tragically Unproductive."
Love your humor and I'm sure all artists (ESPECIALLY in animation) can understand this predicament.
Thanks, all, for the kind words :) I'm glad that I'm not suffering this alone!
haha, i would love to be murderously unproductive sometimes, but then i'd probably feel regretfully unproductive afterwards. :P
This will never get old hahaha


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My Mission, And I've Decided To Accept Itby David Brownstein
I wrote a really long great article this month on the plane to Sundance.
However, I'm just going to send you the last part of it because I know your attention span is challenged. (As are all of ours these days.)
I may post the rest later but for now… lets all just create community. Shall we?
On Community And Mission…
I had a gathering of a small number of friends, colleagues and clients recently.
Because I had the presence of mind to get help with the party food and preparations I was able to have the time to think, actually. And be relaxed in the hours before people arrived.
And I thought about saying a few words when people were gathered there, but I didn't, because it didn't seem necessary at the time, but because the thank you I got was that they had all shown up, in my life, as well as my practice.
What I Realized Was This
I actually had a mission for my business and my coaching practice that I'd never articulated.
Here It Is
My mission for Hollywood Coaching is to create a Hollywood that is Healthy, Rewarding, and Enlightening.
And I can only do that when people show up in my life who're hungry for that as well. (And I'm not just talking about coaching clients.)
Just Showing Up
When people with a positive outlook show up at a networking event or a gathering or a meeting it allows me to bring and share my positive outlook and thoughts.
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Christmas idaes
Color Palettes
Valentine's Ideas
Winter Wedding
Morpho blue {photo: Diane Eastham M.Ed.} #blue #azure #morpho
This Pieces of Eight Mitts are more like a work of art. The pattern and tutorial is by Knitting and so on. Even if you don't knit it's beautiful to look at.
shop opening? Trying to go for more color...but I'm on the fence about this one. Which is why I don't own any colorful things. *womp womp*
az EGYIPTOMI nyaralóhelyek BIZTONSÁGOSAK a Külügyminisztérium szerint is! részletek: http://konzuliszolgalat.kormany.hu/afrika?egyiptom #egyiptom #külügyminisztérium #utazás
Jamie dreams of a blue butterfly. Claire asks if they have blue butterflies in Scotland and he answers that he can dream of plaid flutterbies if he wants. It's his dream! I love their exchanges.
Gosh, I have been obsessed with porcelain lately. I dunno where that came from. It started with a porcelain looking tattoo...
Blue shoes, dresses, ladies head wear and more!
'Electric Blue'
The Royal Blue Crew Necklace
Blue Beauties: Wedding Ideas by Color - www.theperfectpalette.com - The Perfect Palette
#blue #accessoires #table | styling Cleo Scheulderman fotografie Jeroen van der Spek
petals in a palate hues
FabFashionFix - Fabulous Fashion Fix | Style Guide: How to wear white jeans this summer?
Royal Blue Calla Lily White Rose Bouquet Blue by SilkFlowersByJean, $75.00
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Blue heels Heels blue heels |2013 Fashion High Heels| love these shoes they are super cute i like the texture
7 Hot Color Palettes By David Tutera http://www.bridalguide.com/planning/david-tuteras-weddings/hot-wedding-color-palettes
Blue Rooms.... Azure, cobalt, sapphire, navy, powder, midnight, Prussian, electric, indigo, royal, ice, baby, robin's egg, peacock, ultramarine, aquamarine, steel, slate, cyan, Oxford, Cambridge....
Royal Blue Wedding
How To Make a Dazzling Blue Martini / Royal Blue Martini Recipe / McCune Photography via StyleUnveiled.com
@pinlovinblog | TRENDING: Moody Blues | check out the blog post | www.pinlovin.com #blue #wool #walls
Royal Blue Cocktail Hat Wool Felt Elegant by MaggieMowbrayHats, £145.00
Wedding Flats Cobalt Blue Bridal Ballet Flats by walkinonair, $53.00
OPI Royal blue matte manicure OPI Blue My Mind by LoveThoseNails, $13.99 (scheduled via http://www.tailwindapp.com?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=twpin&utm_content=post1195381&utm_campaign=scheduler_attribution)
I like her shoes with blue V-neck shirt white gold
In Flacq, Mauretius, 2011 ~ photo by Jnarin (Niranj Vaidyanathan)
kind of weird but i love it! love the royal blue and how different it is.
Awesome Royal Blue Summer Dress find more women fashion ideas on Tigerleash. #womenswear #lookfortheday #fashion
Dark blazer + shirt + jeans. *Change scarf or remove & replace w/ necklace. Different shoes.
3 colors Handmade lace Wedding shoes Bridal lace shoes Bridesmaid shoes transparent sandals ballet flat heel lace shoes
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OUI and Criminal Defense Attorney Proudly Serving: Bangor, Augusta, Portland, Saco, and Biddeford
Current State of the Law Regarding Criminal Records in Maine
In 2013, the Maine legislature made significant changes to existing laws regarding criminal records. They repealed all laws relating to the expungement of criminal records and the expungement process. In its place, lawmakers enacted the Criminal History Record Information Act, which now governs criminal history records and the dissemination of said records.
Effects of Repealing Expungement Laws: Criminal Records & Executive Clemency
Since Maine no longer allows for the expungement of criminal records, the only option for individuals with certain criminal convictions on their record is to petition the Governor for Executive Clemency.
The practical difference is that unlike prior expungement laws, the Governor's (rare) granting of "Executive Clemency" does not "wipe" clean an individual's criminal record.
Instead of Laws Regarding Expungement, Maine Enacts the Criminal History Record Information Act
The Criminal History Record Information Act (the "Act") does not erase criminal records. It does define what constitutes "Criminal History Record Information", and it sets forth that an individual's criminal record contains information that falls into one of two categories:
- Public Criminal History Record Information; and
- Confidential Criminal History Information.
Criminal History Record Information Defined
The Act specifies that an individual's "Criminal History Record Information" includes, but is not limited to, identifiable notes and/or descriptions regarding:
- An individual's arrest(s) and summons(es)
- An individual's criminal detention(s)
- Information regarding an individual's bail
- The formal criminal charge(s) levied against an individual, including complaints and indictments
- Including information regarding any disposition of such charges
- And more
Differences Between Public and Confidential Criminal History Record Information
Public Criminal History Record Information
- Put simply, Public Criminal History Record Information includes information that it is not confidential criminal history record information.
- Generally, a Maine criminal justice agency may disseminate Public Criminal History Record Information "to any person or public or private entity for any purpose."
Confidential Criminal History Record Information
- Confidential Criminal History Record Information includes the following specific types of information:
- (Unless the person remains a fugitive from justice) summons and arrest information without disposition– if an interval of more than one year has elapsed since the date the person was summonsed or arrested – and no active prosecution of a criminal charge stemming from the summons or arrest is pending
- An official's decision not to refer a matter to the relevant prosecutor
- A prosecutor's election not to commence a criminal proceeding regarding a matter
- A determination by a grand jury that there is insufficient evidence to justify bringing a formal charge
- A court's dismissal of a criminal charge with prejudice or a prosecutor's dismissal of a criminal charge with finality OTHER than as part of a plea agreement
- Any Information disclosing that an individual was acquitted of a criminal charge
- And more.
- Despite restrictions regarding the dissemination of an individual's confidential criminal history record information, such confidential information generally is available to law enforcement and certain government agencies.
- Moreover, a criminal justice agency - even if questioned - may not confirm the existence or nonexistence of an individual's confidential criminal history record information to individuals or entities that are ineligible to receive the confidential criminal history record information itself.
This brings us back to the Petition for Executive Clemency . . .
Petitioning for Executive Clemency & What it Entails:
As discussed above, without expungement laws an individual's remaining option regarding certain criminal conviction information contained in his or her criminal record – is to petition the Governor for Executive Clemency (the granting of which still does not wipe clean or erase information contained in a criminal record).
And, even though it is extremely rare that the governor may grant a petition for executive clemency, Maine's Department of Corrections nevertheless publishes the specific procedural rules and guidelines for filing such a petition. These guidelines list, among other things, many limitations to the petition process.
Specifically Excluded From the List of Allowed Petitions for Executive Clemency: Those Seeking a Pardon for OUI Charges, Convictions, and Other Related Offenses
One example of the stated limitations of the petition process is exemplified by the specific exclusion of petitions related to OUI charges. As a result of this exclusion, and regardless of the outcome of your OUI case, the information regarding the OUI charge, arrest, and conviction, generally will remain available to the general public for an unlimited period of time.
Contact Maine's Trusted DUI and Criminal Defense Attorney Today
As you can see, there are many factors to consider when deciding how to best approach the information found in your criminal record. We can help. Contact our offices today to speak with an experienced lawyer regarding your options.
We can discuss a possible petition to the governor for executive clemency, and information regarding the likelihood of success for such a petition. Or, you may have questions regarding the effects of information contained in your criminal record as it relates to current or future employment opportunities. Contact us today to discuss your specific situation.


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The application of makeup is an art. It takes skill and technique to get it right. That is why a person who is skilled at applying makeup is called a 'makeup artist'. They use the face as their canvas.
Every girl has tried to apply her own makeup, but some without success. Perhaps this is because of incomplete knowledge of makeup tools and their correct usage. There are so many types of brushes out there!
See also: Firmoo Makeup Tricks for Girls With Glasses
The most basic tool is a makeup brush. By learning about types of brushes and their correct usage, you will see a marked improvement in your makeup application.
Here is a run down of basic brush types and their application. You could say that it is mini guide on makeup basics.
Types of brushes and their application:
Brow Brush: This is important when you are filling in your eyebrows. It is angled so that you can get even the thinnest areas of your brows.
Powder Brush: This is the most common of all brushes and should be in every makeup collection. It should be used to apply any type of powder foundation product.
Eye Blending Brush: This brush is perfect for blending in your eye shadow along the crease of your lids.
Lip Brush: These brushes are typically tiny and allow lipstick or gloss to be applied more precisely to the lips.
Kabuki: This brush is typically short with wide round or flat bristles. It is mostly used to apply mineral powder by using a circular motion to buff the powder into your skin.
Angled Eye Brush: This brush can be used to define your eyes. It can be used with gel eyeliners or even along your crease to get a more precise line.
Stippling Brush: This brush is a blend of synthetic fibers and goat hair. It is used for light powder, liquid or cream products. It can give you an airbrushed look when used with powder.
Eyeshadow Brush: Use this brush to apply any type of eyeshadow. The bristles are just right for eyeshadow application.
Angled Brush: These brushes are typically used to apply blush. They are similar to powder brushes in their firmness.
Concealer Brush: This firm, narrow brush is tapered at the end and allows you to brush on concealer in a concentrated area.
Flat Brush: This brush allows you to contour your cheeks (think Kim Kardashian). The corners allow you to apply color right beneath your cheekbones.
Smudge Brush: A smudging eye brush helps to obtain the coveted smokey eye. It has soft bristles that let you smudge a concentrated area.
Brow Brush and Comb: You can use this tool for both your eyelashes and brows. The brush will allow you to smooth your brows down and the comb side can be used to get clumps out of your lashes.
Angled Liner Brush: This thin brush will give you a precise line and allows you to choose the thickness of your liner.
Blending Sponge: Although this isn't a brush, a blending sponge is a great tool to use with liquid foundations. It gives your face a flawless, smooth finish.
Blending Brush: You should use this brush once you have applied all of your face makeup. It will blend it all together to give your face an airbrushed effect
Let me know which makeup brand is your favorite in the comments below.


text: Suicide is uncommon during pregnancy – it occurs more frequently when a pregnancy is over. Mikel Garcia Idiakez/flickr February 27, 2019 FactCheck: Is suicide one of the leading causes of maternal death in Australia? David Ellwood, Griffith University The clinical committee reviewing obstetrics services for the federal government's Medicare review said suicide is one of the leading causes of maternal death in Australia. Is that true?


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This weekend I played my first netball tournament of the summer and it got me super excited about all the other ones I've got lined up. Here are 7 reasons why netball tournaments are the best kind of days out.
1) You get to watch loads of great netball
When you're not playing, you can sit and watch a whole day of great netball matches from all the other teams. Top tip: go and check out the highest division to watch some really slick games.
2) 15 minute power matches
Move over, HIIT – netball tournaments have you beat. Matches generally only last 15 minutes which means everyone can play at high energy for the whole time.
3) It's a day out with the squad
With everyone usually having to rush to and from netball games, it's rare to have the whole gang together for the day. Even better if you can go away for the weekend at a festival like Bournemouth 7s.
4) It's sunny
The weather at a netball tournament is always amazing, fact. You can even soak up the sun at the UK's first ever beach netball tournament this summer.
5) You get to play against amazing players
Play both against and with the girls from @surreystorm Team registration is now open! #ultimatetour #netball pic.twitter.com/ijIS4zI2Qf
— La Manga Netball 7s (@lamanganetball) September 8, 2015
I seem to always end up getting thrashed by a team of ex-England players at every netball tournament. Even if you get beaten 20-0, playing against them is a great experience and you feel fantastic every time you score a goal.
6) It's an excuse for a picnic
See also 'eating all the food straight away and not being able to run around for the rest of the day'.
7) You don't care if you win
Thanks @Bournemouth7s for the mention on FB #B72015 pic.twitter.com/gTMVhqd9OQ
— Hyde Park NC (@HydeParkNetball) May 28, 2015
It's a treat if you do, but since it's not the 'real league' nobody cares if not.
Head to my events page to find out more about this summer's netball tournaments!
Kerry xxxxx


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"Everyone tighten their shoe laces and get ready for the best adventure of your lives!"
10 thoughts on "Let Me – Fiction"
I am a big nature lover, so this was a perfect read for me. And you tell it so well- great tale:-)
I am so glad you wrote this. Loved your post, Maliny. Yes, I did have a moment like that once many moons back. Almost. The sense of freedom is palpable and your description makes the story even more vivid to the mind.
What makes people wait so long to indulge in the things they love? Hm…life, perhaps. And, the responsibilities that come with it. How often I get this urge to just get out there and do those things I have always wanted to, but the next moment, I stop myself from getting carried away. There are babies to be taken care of, chores to be completed…how can I live for myself at this moment? Some other time, perhaps.
Beautiful imagery, Maliny! 🙂


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These driveways are long lasting and durable—a much better choice than traditional tarmac and gravel ones that deteriorate due to cracks, weeds and mould. Rhino's driveways are weed resistant and the specially formulated concrete we use is also unaffected by stains.
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An imprinted concrete driveway can do wonders for the look and feel of the exterior of your house, and when done properly it could even raise the value of your property.
Rhino's driveways have been a hit as we've rolled them out in Preston and across the further North West. We can work with you to decide on the perfect style for your home and provide a stunning imprinted concrete driveway at a more affordable cost to conventional slate or stone.
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Nuitka Release 0.3.21
This is to inform you about the new stable release of Nuitka. It is the extremely compatible Python compiler. Please see the page "What is Nuitka?" for an overview.
This releases contains some really major enhancements, all heading towards enabling value propagation inside Nuitka. Assignments of all forms are now all simple and explicit, and as a result, now it will be easy to start tracking them.
Contractions have become functions internally, with statements use temporary variables, complex unpacking statement were reduced to more simple ones, etc.
Also there are the usual few small bug fixes, and a bunch of organizational improvements, that make the release complete.
Bug fixes
- The built-in next could causes a program crash when iterating past the end of an iterator. Issue#34. Fixed in 0.3.20.1 already.
- The set constants could cause a compiler error, as that type was not considered in the "mutable" check yet. Fixed in 0.3.20.2 already.
- Performance regression. Optimize expression for exception types caught as well again, this was lost in last release.
- Functions that contain exec, are supposed to have a writable locals. But when removing that exec statement as part of optimization, this property of the function could get lost.
- The so called "overflow functions" are once again correctly handled. These once were left behind in some refactoring and had not been repaired until now. An overflow function is a nested function with an exec or a star import.
- The syntax error for return outside of a function, was not given, instead the code returned at run time. Fixed to raise a SyntaxError at compile time.
New Optimization
Avoid tuple objects to be created when catching multiple exception types, instead call exception match check function multiple times.
Removal of dead code following break, continue, return, and raise. Code that follows these statements, or conditional statements, where all branches end with it.
These may not actually occur often in actual code, but future optimization may produce them more frequently, and their removal may in turn make other possible optimization.
Detect module variables as "read only" after all writes have been detected to not be executed as removed. Previously the "read only indicator" was determined only once and then stayed the same.
Expanded conditional statement optimization to detect cases, where condition is a compile time constant, not just a constant value.
Optimize away assignments from a variable to the same variable, they have no effect. The potential side effect of accessing the variable is left intact though, so exceptions will be raised still.
An exception is where len = len actually does have an impact, because that variable becomes assignable. The "compile itself" test of Nuitka found that to happen with long from the nuitka.__past__ module.
Created Python3 variant of quick unicode string access, there was no such thing in the CPython C/API, but we make the distinction in the source code, so it makes sense to have it.
Created an optimized implementation for the built-in iter with 2 parameters as well. This allows for slightly more efficient code to be created with regards to reference handling, rather than using the CPython C/API.
For all types of variable assigned in the generated code, there are now methods that accept already taken references or not, and the code generator picks the optimal variant. This avoids the drop of references, that e.g. the local variable will insist to take.
Don't use a "context" object for generator functions (and generator expressions) that don't need one. And even if it does to store e.g. the given parameter values, avoid to have a "common context" if there is no closure taken. This avoids useless malloc calls and speeds up repeated generator object creation.
- Changed the Scons build file database to reside in the build directory as opposed to the current directory, not polluting it anymore. Thanks for the patch go to Michael H Kent, very much appreciated.
- The --experimental option is no longer available outside of checkouts of git, and even there not on stable branches (master, hotfix/...). It only pollutes --help output as stable releases have no experimental code options, not even development version will make a difference.
- The binary "bin/Nuitka.py" has been removed from the git repository. It was deprecated a while ago, not part of the distribution and served no good use, as it was a symbolic link only anyway.
- The --python-version option is applied at Nuitka start time to re-launch Nuitka with the given Python version, to make sure that the Python run time used for computations and link time Python versions are the same. The allowed values are now checked (2.6, 2.7 and 3.2) and the user gets a nice error with wrong values.
- Added --keep-pythonpath alias for --execute-with-pythonpath option, probably easier to remember.
- Support --debug with clang, so it can also be used to check the generated code for all warnings, and perform assertions. Didn't report anything new.
- The contents environment variable CXX determines the default C++ compiler when set, so that checking with CXX=g++-4.7 nuitka-python ... has become supported.
- The check-with-pylint script now has a real command line option to control the display of TODO items.
Changed complex assignments, i.e. assignments with multiple targets to such using a temporary variable and multiple simple assignments instead.
a = b = c
_tmp = c b = _tmp a = _tmp
In CPython, when one assignment raises an exception, the whole thing is aborted, so the complexity of having multiple targets is no more needed, now that we have temporary variables in a block.
All that was really needed, was to evaluate the complete source expression only once, but that made code generation contain ugly loops that are no more needed.
Changed unpacking assignments to use temporary variables. Code like this:
a, b = c
Is handled more like this:
_tmp_iter = iter(c) _tmp1 = next(_tmp_iter) _tmp2 = next(_tmp_iter) if not finished(_tmp_iter): raise ValueError("too many values to unpack") a = _tmp1 b = _tmp2
In reality, not really next is used, as it wouldn't raise the correct exception for unpacking, and the finished check is more condensed into it.
Generally this cleanup allowed that the AssignTargetTuple and associated code generation was removed, and in the future value propagation may optimize these next and iter calls away where possible. At this time, this is not done yet.
Exception handlers assign caught exception value through assignment statement.
Previously the code generated for assigning from the caught exception was not considered part of the handler. It now is the first statement of an exception handler or not present, this way it may be optimized as well.
Exception handlers now explicitly catch more than one type.
Catching multiple types worked by merits of the created tuple object working with the Python C/API function called, but that was not explicit at all. Now every handler has a tuple of exceptions it catches, which may only be one, or if None, it's all.
Contractions are now functions as well.
Contractions (list, dict, and set) are now re-formulated as function bodies that contain for loops and conditional statements. This allowed to remove a lot of special code that dealt with them and will make these easier to understand for optimization and value propagation.
Global is handled during tree building.
Previously the global statement was its own node, which got removed during the optimization phase in a dedicated early optimization that applied its effect, and then removed the node.
It was determined, that there is no reason to not immediately apply the effect of the global variable and take closure variables and add them to the provider of that global statement, allowing to remove the node class.
Read only module variable detection integrated to constraint collection.
The detection of read only module variables was so far done as a separate step, which is no more necessary as the constraint collection tracks the usages of module variables anyway, so this separate and slow step could be removed.
New Tests
Added test to cover order of calls for complex assignments that unpack, to see that they make a fresh iterator for each part of a complex assignment.
Added test that unpacks in an exception catch. It worked, due to the generic handling of assignment targets by Nuitka, and I didn't even know it can be done, example:
try: raise ValueError(1,2) except ValueError as (a,b): print "Unpacking caught exception and unpacked", a, b
Will assign a=1 and b=2.
Added test to cover return statements on module level and class level, they both must give syntax errors.
Cover exceptions from accessing unassigned global names.
Added syntax test to show that star imports do not allow other names to be imported at the same time as well.
Python3 is now also running the compile itself test successfully.
The progress made towards value propagation and type inference is very significant, and makes those appears as if they are achievable.


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The legend of Spaghetti Cat is inexplicably sweeping the nation, mainly because there is an air of mystery surrounding the feline. What was he doing popping up on The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet? Why did nobody speak of him during the program? Why is he eating spaghetti? Why does the spaghetti have no sauce?
Thanks to stopthemadness, who did some digging, we have the answer to one of those questions:
[A Mike and Juliet] spokesperson said, 'What you saw was our new bleep photo. When someone says something inappropriate we're going to use something like that. You're going to see a lot more of those in the future.'
Count us in. This is one of the best ideas the television networks have ever had.
So this was on purpose? That is FANTASTIC.
i thought that might be it. that's funny.
I thought it was a given that it was the bleep photo. It's still hysterical.
Good job STM!!
It's refreshing to see that there really is still shining brilliance out there adn it's allowed to shine. Kudos!
and wouldn't that have been nicer if I spelled AND correctly in the first post…..
Doesn't it look like that cat from Sabrina the teenage Witch. I was expecting it to say something off the cuff.
If he were my cat I'd name him Bowtie Head. Guess why.
Because you prefer bowtie pasta to angel hair? No?
Stm is MG's new investigater at large? She deserves bacon earrings! Hell, bacon earrings for everyone!
yay for pasta cat!!
The statement from Fox is NOT true! I am one of the girls (the one not talking) on the clip from Mike and Juliet…noone said a curse word! I know this for a fact, I was there! Someone at the show screwed up…this was either an accident or someone intentionally did it to interrupt the broadcast, but it DEFINATELY was not to cover something inappropriate.
See, this is what I'm saying, Whitney is the cool one. She shouts out.
Kelly - sure you are :p
and I can easily say I was the fatass one sitting next to you.
OMG I AM LAUGHING HARDER AT THE NAME "BOWTIE HEAD" THAN I DID AT THE CLIP!!!!!!!!! SERIOUSLY I CAN'T!!! STOP!!! LAUGHING!!! AND I'M CRYING TOO!!!!!!!!!! and then I look at the picture again and think "bowtie head" and AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA OH MAN I DON'T KNOW IF I CAN TAKE THIS MUCH FUNNY OH GOLLY !!!!!!!!1
I love when i stumble onto saying something funny! :)
Why does this cat have shoulders?
kelly, let us just pretend and call it a day. shall we?
I call fake cat!
I for one do not appreciate the inaccurate portrayal of minority cats.
sar, i too am dying at the name Bowtie Head
thanks whitney! i love seeing my name in neon lights! or bold font!
seriously, killorn? that is hilarious!


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Business Development Manager — Australia
Molex Connected Enterprise Solutions, Australia has on offer an exciting opportunity for a Business Development Manager to join our team. This role reports to the Regional Sales Director and is fundamental in growing our existing presence and success in NSW. The successful candidate will be outcome-focused and able to work independently, as well as make decisions with a clear understanding of the company's strategic goals and processes. Working with an established distribution channel and a loyal installer base, whilst driving business with end users and specifiers, will see you excel in this role.
This role is fundamental to the continued growth of Molex Connected Enterprise Solutions' strong market position by expanding our services and solutions portfolio business in NSW. This executive sales role is focused on driving business growth through effective implementation of sound local strategies for the project-driven Turnkey Solutions and ongoing opportunities in the distribution channel.
Key responsibilities will include:
• Build and expand the customer base in the commercial and government market
• Focus on winning new business in the Turnkey Solutions space such as Managed Communication Infrastructure Services and networking incorporating a variety of IP technologies such as WAP, CCTV and others
• Meet order intake, revenue and margin targets within the defined parameters
• Develop, drive and implement a successful sales strategy for the State
• Identify, qualify, develop and present propositions/solutions that meet and/or exceed the needs of the customer
• Develop, capture and maintain an extensive knowledge base and pipeline of all accounts
• Strategically assess and manage accounts and develop new revenue streams based on customer requirements
• Deliver presentations internally and directly to customers
• Develop high-quality proposals
Knowledge, skills and experience relevant to this role:
• Several years' experience in a senior or leading sales role, preferably within an IT services company
• Strong understanding of the NSW marketplace as it relates to this role
• Excellent customer and supplier network of contacts
• Demonstrated ability to successfully manage complex sales cycles while driving sales through the distribution channel
• Ability to professionally structure, present and close high value solutions offerings
• High level face-to-face presentation and oral/written communication
• Ability to work autonomously
• Highly developed analytical and effective listening skills
• Ability to understand and disseminate technical information
• Excellent written skills to assist in the development of high quality proposals
• Time management and organisational skills
Being an employee of a large global organisation, training will be provided to see you maximize your potential. You will be part of a small team locally and enjoy benefits such as flexibility and autonomy, while enjoying the support and guidance to perform well in the role. As a global company, our employees have opportunities to interact and collaborate with others in every region of the world. Apply now with your CV and covering letter. Enquiries can be directed to Damien Boras on 0447 364 861.
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10 July 2011, declared Greens Senator Christine Milne, was the day "Australia turn[ed] its back on the fossil fuel age". But the reports of the industry's death were greatly exaggerated. On Monday night ABC's Lateline Business reported that Santos and BHP Billiton are buying up natural gas assets in expectation of an enormous coming boom. This is empirical evidence of what I have been saying for months: the proposed carbon tax is not enough.
This is not unexpected, of course. Globally the fossil fuel industry has been campaigning hard for a transition to gas. In Australia the incumbent Labor Government have consistently taken the same line (at least, when they haven't been rhapsodizing about the bright future of coal). The only reason why the policy announced on 10 July contains any support for renewables at all is because Labor had to negotiate with the Greens and independents.
The fashionable view of gas is as a transitional fuel on the world's journey to a low-carbon or zero-carbon economy. But this is folly: the only realistic way to achieve the required rapid transition to a zero-carbon economy is to phase out fossil fuels as quickly as possible. As a fossil fuel, gas is part of the problem, not the solution. A two-staged transition, from coal to gas then to renewables, would waste precious time.
Gas may reduce emissions in the short term (though even that is questionable – see below), but after that we'll be left with a fleet of polluting gas power plants we don't want. From the perspective of businesses, gas investments carry the political risk of eventually being shut down by a future society more rational than us. For humanity, the far worse risk is that we build a fleet of gas power plants and run them for their full lifetime of 25-40 years. A recent study by the International Energy Agency says relying on gas would lead to a CO2e level of 650 ppm, meaning 4°C global warming from fast feedbacks alone (and 4°C is surely enough to set off slow feedbacks causing far more warming after this century).
4°C might not sound like much, but global temperature has varied by only a few tenths of a degree in the relatively stable climate of the last 10,000 years in which human civilization developed. When the Earth was 5°C cooler 20,000 years ago, New York was covered by an ice sheet. It has not been 4°C warmer since Antarctica was ice-free 35 million years ago, around the time our ancestors split off from monkeys.
So what might 4°C of global warming mean? The continents warm faster than the global average. The record-breaking 2009 Victorian heatwave, which caused the unprecedentedly catastrophic Black Saturday bushfires, would be a cool day in the new climate. There would be widespread desertification; in southern Australia extreme drought would become the new norm by the end of the century. According to new CSIRO projections, Australia may have to import fruit, vegetables, and wheat after 2050. The poles warm most of all, bringing the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets above freezing point and causing potentially metres of sea level rise per century. Eventually all the ice on the planet would melt, raising sea level by 70 metres. Melting ice is itself a large positive feedback which could double the fast-feedback warming.
Ross Garnaut warns "beyond two or three degrees the challenges and costs of climate change […] are likely to overwhelm any attempts at adaptation to reduce the costs". My local council says we can adapt to a 4-degree-warmer world, but I'd rather not find out.
The effects of gas are actually worse than stated above, because the IEA didn't account for "fugitive emissions", all the methane that leaks out along the journey from the ground to the gas plant. The oft-heard talking point "gas is 50% cleaner than coal" ignores fugitive emissions. These emissions are difficult to measure, but one recent study concluded when they are taken into account, gas turns out to be more or less comparable to coal on a 100-year timescale, and far worse on a 20-year timescale. (The timescale is important because methane is many times more powerful a greenhouse gas but doesn't stay in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide.) So whether you can call gas a low-carbon fuel in the first place is very questionable.
So why are businesses and governments so keen on gas? Gas is cheaper than renewables, but only because the market fails to take its climate costs into account, as a high carbon price would do. The costs of renewable energy technologies are coming down rapidly anyway.Gas is the cheapskate's "clean" energy: it's not really that clean, it's just cheap.
It is not in Australia's – or the world's – interest to invest in gas. To avoid a nightmarish 4-degree-warmer world – let alone the 2-degree-warmer world that 194 countries in UNFCCC negotiations, including Australia, have agreed to prevent – we must invest in zero-carbon energy sources. Gas is at best a lower-carbon one.


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Yeong, C.H. and Blackshaw, P.E. and Ng, K.H. and Abdullah, B.J.J. and Blaauw, M. and Dansereau, R.J. and Perkins, A.C. (2011) Reproducibility of neutron activated Sm-153 oral dose formulations intended for human administration. Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 69 (9). pp. 1181-1184. ISSN 0969-8043
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Neutron activation of Sm-152 offers a method of radiolabeling for the in vivo study of oral dose formulations by gamma scintigraphy. Reproducibility measurements are needed to ensure the robustness of clinical studies. 204 enteric-coated guaifenesin core tablets (10 mg of Sm(2)O(3)) were irradiated by thermal neutrons to achieve 1 MBq at 48 h. Administered activities were 0.86 +/- 0.03 MBq. Good reproducibility (CV=3.5) was observed over 24 weeks ensuring that volunteer doses were within the dose reference level of 0.8 mSv.
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Its Chairman, Board of Director, Otunba Funso Lawal said the agency is aware that some companies are fond of placing an infant on the Board. He said such plan will not be accepted.
It was at a stakeholders' meeting in Lagos.
Lawal said:"We plan to stop the usage of infant as part of Board of Directors of a company. We want ensure transparency and openness. In order word, anybody that want to register must submit two current passports and other documents.
"We are also aware that some unscrupulous people want to register a company so as to be able to perpetrate their evil plan.
The agency will no longer tolerate or accept such companies. There is an on-going plan to ensure that such company is detected and decline from getting registered," he said.
On the Small Scale Business, he said: "We have observed that 90 per cent of the business done in the informal sector can be found in both Kano and Lagos and have decided to approach a means of bring them into the formal sector.
On the 24 hour business registration, he said the policy has been a success , adding that the agency will ensure its sustainability.
"For CAC, the 24 business registration is real. The issuance of names duplication has been reduced to the barest minimal. He said the agency had put strategies in place to safeguard all customers' documents and information. He said: "In order to ease post incorporation activities, safeguard the records and ensure the integrity of all information in the commission, rapid document imaging has been embarked upon through the conversion of our manual records to suitable electronic formats.
"On completion, records of all companies, business names and incorporated trustees will be available electronically and manual searches will be abolished. Customers will be able to access these records from the comfort of their offices and homes and pay the search fees, using electronic payment system."


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PORT OF SPAIN –– Acting Police Commissioner Stephen Williams says the T&T Police Service will leave no stone unturned in solving the murder of WPC Nyasha Joseph, saying it was a "vicious" and "barbaric" act perpetrated against his charge.
"It [Joseph's killing] has traumatised the nation and traumatised the entire police service, . . . such a vicious and barbaric act by individuals or individual is one which no one in this society would endorse and condone," Williams said.
"As an organisation, the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has been focusing on ensuring that we pursue this investigation with all our vigour to ensure that we can bring the perpetrators to justice within the shortest period of time."
He made the comment at a news conference at the Scarborough Police Station yesterday, saying he was still trying to come to terms with the brutal killing of the 22-year-old police officer, which he said was especially horrifying given her youth.
Prior to the press conference, Joseph had held yet another in his series of inter-faith services with officers of the Tobago Division at the St Andrew's Anglican Church, Scarborough. He has indicated that these services are being used to build morale among his charges.
Although tight-lipped about the stage of the investigation or the motive, he said people are still being questioned by investigators. He said, however, that the matter would be given special attention
"I want to give the public the assurance that we continue to focus on this investigation in a special way, because it is a police officer who has died, a special way, but we also continue to focus on other investigations in a special way," Williams said.
"In this particular instance, the entire society has been traumatised and we have to lift our game to ensure that this crime is solved and the perpetrators are brought to justice within the shortest period of time."
He added: "We have detained several persons. I will not give the names of those persons at this point in time. We have detained persons in this investigation and we are pursuing the investigation."
Joseph went missing last Thursday and following days of unsuccessful searches for her body, fishermen on a trawler pulled up her body in the Gulf of Paria, near the mouth of the Caroni River, around 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say bricks were attached to her body to ensure that it sank to the bottom of the ocean. However, an autopsy yesterday proved inconclusive due to the state of decomposition of the body.
Yesterday, Williams also announced that the police service intends to cover the full funeral expenses for Joseph.
"I have not engaged in discussions with the mother of the deceased at this point, but we have been discussing in light of all the circumstances with this death, an extremely young officer, just passed out mere months ago, a young baby, the circumstance are such where we have to do something special and as the head of the organisation, we will undertake to cover the expenses of the funeral. I have not discussed it with the mother, but that's what we intend to do," he said.
Commenting on the existing crime situation in Trinidad and Tobago, and the police's apparent inability to control the current scourge of murders, Williams said the situation is not out of control but rather a notion perpetuated by the media. He said compared to the same period in 2016, the country had seen less murders this year, adding there is continuous growth of connection between the citizens and the TTPS.
"There are less murders in 2017 at this point in time, than 2016 at this point in time, so the issue of things out of control as you describe it, it is not necessarily correct, we continue to work hard and we continue to receive the support of law-abiding citizens across this land," Williams said.


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MTV Tr3´s Mobile
While my own abuelita couldn't tell an iPod from a phone, the average Latino teenager doesn't encounter the same problem and is quite involved in all forms of digital media. With that said, there isn't much content out there for the young latino demographic. Sure, we could just sit back and enjoy Univision and Telemundo but those networks tend to appeal to an older group of individuals that watch shows like Sabado Gigante religiously every week. Sensing a void in Latino mobile programming, MTV Tr3´s has launched the first cross-carrier, bilingual, mobile channel targeted to Latino youth.
MTV Tr3´s mobile features popular American artists, as well as Latino artists such as Paulina Rubio. Ringtones and mobile content from shows like "Mi TRL", "Wrestling Society X", and the recently announced "Road to Menudo" are also available. Although I'm not sure MTV still has the pulse of America's youth - heck, TRL isn't even completely live anymore - the success of this venture may prompt other media giants to follow suit with more mobile programming. Regarding the content of reality TV shows like, "Road to Menudo"; I was told that I used to like the music group Menudo when I was younger, but I think that's just something my mom says in lieu of embarrassing baby pictures.Post by Andre Bermudez


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Do I need a completion certificate for building work in my house?
Why is it important to have a building completion certificate for certain types of construction work in your house? Here's why...
A completion certificate ensures building work is safe
It's simple - if construction work doesn't have building regulations certificate from approval, the building could be structurally dangerous. When building control surveyors carry out inspections on your property they'll go through stringent checks, assessing things like:
- foundations
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Only once the surveyor is satisfied with the work they'll issue a completion certificate which proves the building work on the property meets building regulations and is safe. You can find out more about getting through the process in our 5 steps to building regulations approval page.
Additional work may be costly without building regulations approval
If the council discovers that building work on your home, or other property, doesn't meet the Building Regulations they could take enforcement action against you within 12 months of the date the work was finished. This will require you to carry out alterations or even removal of the work, causing a great deal of disruption and inconvenience. If you don't take the necessary action, the local authority has the power to undertake the work itself and recover the costs from you since you're the property owner.
Properties without a building control certificate sell for less
In general, a house that has had a considerable amount of work done without building regulations approval will sell for less. The absence of a completion certificate can deter buyers because there is an element of uncertainty and fewer guarantees that the building work is safe and meets the quality standards set in the Building Regulations (2010).
Completion certificates show up in local authority searches
Local authority searches, also known as local land searches, are conducted by conveyancing solicitors or mortgage lenders and they're an essential part of the home buying and selling process. If you're selling your property the information found from these searches, including missing completion certificates, can be used by buyers to renegotiate your offer. This could lead to a deal falling through – the last thing you want at this stage.
Mortgage lenders need to know the details
If you're looking to take out a mortgage to buy a property, you'll need to let your mortgage lender know if the property has had work done which requires building regulations approval. If there's no completion certificate it introduces an element of risk for the mortgage lender and they'll most likely need some form of protection from the risks.
Buildings insurance may be invalid without a completion certificate
It's important to remember that if there's no building regulations compliance certificate for alterations to your property, your insurance company may refuse to pay out under the buildings insurance policy you've taken out with them. Therefore, when it comes to repairing or rebuilding the structure of your home because of damage from an unfortunate event such as a fire or storm, you might end up having to cover the cost yourself.
Peace of mind
All in all, having a completion certificate is a win. As a house buyer, seeing home improvement work accompanied by a completion certificate will make you feel at ease knowing that building work has been officially approved, it is structurally stable and safe to live in. What's more, you can rest assured that the house is in good condition and won't need expensive alteration or repair work later down the line.
When it comes to selling your home, construction work that comes with a completion certificate issued by a building control body will no doubt work in your favour by instilling confidence in buyers, agents, mortgage lenders and insurance companies alike. The whole process should be less problematic – allowing you to move swiftly on and start a new life elsewhere!
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The women's marathon world record holder, an outspoken campaigner against doping in sport, said it was "vital" the 211 bags of blood were analysed to try and catch other cheats.
The head of the International Olympic Committee's medical commission, Arne Ljungqvist, has spoken out against the court order and the World Anti-Doping Association (WADA) is considering challenging the decision.
Other IOC members have stated privately they believe the order will count against Madrid's Olympic bid and Radcliffe said it was "fair" to suggest that would be the case.
She told BBC Radio Four's Today programme: "The Spanish anti-doping agency is only just bringing into line its national legislation with the rest of the world to make it a criminal offence to take part in doping and to supply doping, and that was probably done to support the bid to host the Olympics in 2020.
"This certainly could have supported that a whole lot more and made it look as though Spain was being tough and coming with the rest of the world on anti-doping.
"Instead, it looks like they've gone against it."
Madrid judge Julia Santamaria ordered the destruction of 211 bags of blood and other evidence seized in police raids on Spanish doctor Eufemiano Fuentes in 2006, citing privacy laws. He has been given a suspended one-year jail sentence.
Fuentes confirmed in court he had clients from other sports, including tennis, football and athletics, but not that they had been involved in doping.
Radcliffe added: "It is very frustrating at a time when globally the momentum is moving towards supporting anti-doping in a very positive direction with the actions of USADA [US anti-doping agency] and the recent clean-up in cycling.
"Here the Spanish courts and the Spanish nation had a chance to really go with that and support that, and show that they were behind the anti-doping fight, and in fact they have basically gone in the opposite direction.
She said it was "vital" that the bags were preserved for analysis.
"There are 211 blood bags in question, probably relating to about 35 different people." Radcliffe said.
"It could be massive if we could have that information and it exposed those cheats but also used the fact that we would be opening this up and exposing them as a huge deterrent."


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The post-Christmas weekend, which is also the last of 2014, saw a nice boost for most movies and some exceptional openings for the newcomers. It paints a good picture for the weekend, but it wasn't enough to dig the 2014 box office out of its major slump.
2014 is looking to wrap up around the $10.3 billion mark, down more than 5% from 2013 and one of the lowest totals of the past decade. It's not the first dip in recent history. Sales in 2011 took a similarly sharp drop but recovered the following year, jumping back to bigger sales than 2010.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies held the top spot, and was one of only two movies in the top ten to drop instead of increase from last weekend, slipping a modest 25%. Its strong start has begun to slip, leaving it unlikely to catch the $300 million domestic total of the first Hobbit film An Unexpected Journey. But it may yet stay ahead of the second entry The Desoluation of Smaug's $258 domestic total.
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The biggest question that should follow the release of the Nokia Lumia 800 is, could this be the phone that douses the flames which currently engulf the Finnish giant's platform?
Stephen Elop seems to think so and, before I even picked up the Lumia 800, it is immediately noticeable that Nokia are on the path to recovery. Don't get me wrong, they aren't out of the woods yet, there is a lot more work to be done. However, the buzz generated around Nokia World, where the Lumia 800, 710 and the Asha line were unveiled, is a start and it shows Nokia still has a legion of faithful followers.
Nokia's new flagship Windows Mobile device won't make or break the company but, if the Lumia 800 is well received, it will go a long way toward potentially turning the company's fortunes around in 2012.
If I was drinking coffee when I was handed the Lumia I would have spat it out everywhere in shock, you know, like people do on TV. Nokia has done something different! There are no other smartphones out there that look like this. Oh apart from the N9, which is almost identical. But apart from that it is in a class of its own.
The simplicity, blending of curves with sharp edges and top-notch build quality make this Nokia an immediately very attractive prospect.
The N9 may have a front-facing camera, notification LED and a slightly bigger screen but the functionality that the Lumia has lost because of these omissions is almost made up for in that it just looks so clean cut.
The convex Gorilla Glass screen is such a distinctive feature and, along with the polycarbonate casing, it makes the Lumia 800 extremely scratch resistant.
Looking at the Lumia I'd thought it would have been lighter but still, 142g isn't going to drop your pants when you put it in your pocket. It measures 116.5 x 61.2 x 12.1 mm, making it rather deep. I prefer this look over the 'slate' style alternative HTC Titan, which also runs Windows 7.
The left side of the Lumia is feature free, with the camera, volume rocker and on/off/lock button all lining up on the right. All the buttons are made from proper metal, not cheap plastic painted silver. The speaker and microphone are behind a grille, which has been drilled directly into the bottom of the handset.
The top of the Lumia 800 is where you will find the earphone jack along with something you don't see very often, a flipping plastic door (covering the usb/charger port) and a sliding door (that houses the simcard). The flipping door is the only part of the device that calls the build quality into question but, thankfully, it's an easily replaceable part. Marks for trying something new though.
The Lumia 800 has a respectable 16 GB of storage but only 512 MB of RAM and there is no card slot to expand memory. The processor may only be single core but it is a 1.4GHz single core bundled with an Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon chipset and 3D Graphics HW Acce.
What matters is that most apps open in under a second and multi-tasking (listening to music and playing a graphic heavy game or editing a file in Office) is not a problem.
Back to the convex screen, it just gets cooler with Nokia's ClearBlack technology. It is essentially the same as Samsung's AMOLED screens. It means the screen, when black, is the deepest darkest black possible.
The 8 MP camera that the Lumia possesses is the same one that can be found on the N9. It comes with a Carl Zeiss Tessar lens set and has a pretty impressive autofocus. This can be activated by either half pressing the camera button or by tapping the object on the screen once your shot is lined up. In both instances the response is almost instant. It also features a dual-LED flash.
One thing I did notice is that in artificial light the Lumia's white balance can quite easily become distorted, adding an overly orange/pink tinge to images.
The Windows camera interface is neat, teetering on boring almost, but it offers all the functionality you need; exposure compensation, metering mode, white balance, contrast, saturation, focus mode and resolution, to name a few.
Settings can be saved, rather than returning to defaults, which is useful if you plan to do a lot of photography in a certain environment.
There are better cameras available, the Galaxy SII and iPhone 4S spring to mind, but Nokia's efforts are far from a disaster.
Video can be shot at 720p, 30fps, which is fast becoming the only acceptable level of video recording on smartphones. However, like many rival handsets, the Lumia experiences problems with focusing at the beginning of videos and fast movement.
N.B. You may need to change it from playing in 360p, YouTube's doing, not mine.
Had Nokia nailed this then it could have added another invaluable string to the Lumia 800's bow.
Windows 7.5 Mango
The best way to describe the operating system is free-flowing. Windows has moved with the times and Mango is further proof of that.
The colourful tiles on the home screen, which can be changed to a variety of different colours, could have become boring had some of them not been made 'live'. For example, the 'People' tile twists, revealing images of your contacts, the Xbox Live Avatar pops up in his/her tile and the 'Pictures' tile pans through your images.
Nokia has also developed three of its own apps:
- Nokia Drive – A SatNav that comes with a whole host of downloadable maps. A welcome addition and potential money saver.
- Nokia Music – A radio player that displays genre tiles so it's easy for you to find that German HardHouse or Susan Boyle, depending what you're in to.
- App Highlights – This app suggests and recommends apps for you. Not a bad time killer.
Microsoft hasn't let Nokia take up all the memory though, they've found room for an impressive looking Office suite. Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote all feature. The screen size may make extensive editing a little tricky but should something pop into your head on the way into work it will certainly be handy.
Microsoft's Zune software, which is solely for use on Windows phones now that Zune players have being killed off for good, works excellently. Highlights include the tiled layout of play history and Zune going out and collecting image and album artwork for your library.
The Xbox Live app houses downloaded games, offers an overview of your Xbox account and achievements, along with the latest news from your friends and announcements from Xbox.
As for the rest of the apps, they are literal finger tip away. A swipe left reveals a vertical list of your apps.
The market place will obviously grow, it will have to, but for now it offers everything you need. I filled my boots with Twitter, Sky News, Whatsapp, eBay, Facebook and TVguide to help me survive.
There were two little features that impressed me, the first being a notifications bar, which can be slid away and ignored or tapped to take you to the related app. This worked instantaneously. The second was that if you press and hold the 'back' button the Lumia displays all the apps and pages you have open, allowing to slide through them, closing or revisiting them.
The contact transfer tool, which works via Bluetooth, saves you the god awful job of manually copying numbers over or trying to take them from a file on my PC. Pat on the back for Nokia here.
However, when you sync your accounts, be it Windows Live, Yahoo or Gmail all your email contacts get shoved in the 'People' tile. This may not annoy some people as much as it annoyed me but I'm not keen on having to scroll through a load of unnecessary email addresses to find a person's phone number.
The only filter you can apply is one that removes a whole account, which isn't all too helpful really. Hopefully an update will address this.
While I'm moaning, the lack of USB mounting is also a huge pain. The reliance on Zune software to add and remove media or files is a significant downside and one that Nokia should not have overlooked.
Anyway, at least the keyboard works well, mistakes are not impossible to make but they tend to happen when you begin to type at a fast pace.
I have also come to the conclusion that Bill Gates likes smileys as well. Want to know why? Well there is a dedicated QWERTY layout just for smileys, a tad excessive but another time saving tool I suppose.
Call Quality
Nokia's bread and butter is building phones, they've been doing it for years and have one of, if not the largest back catalogue in the mobile industry so I was expecting big things here.
The active noise cancellation with dedicated microphone promised so much but, in reality, it delivered very little. Sure the recipient could hear me fine but I struggled to hear them as the earpiece isn't too powerful.
We both noticed that during calls it can often sound like you're conducting your conversation from within a large box. The sound seems to reverberate but it wasn't an obvious echo.
However the Lumia was at least able to maintain a strong signal and even find signal in places that my iPhone could not.
Battery Life
Nokia claim standby times of up to 265 h (2G) / up to 335 h (3G) and talktime of up to 13 h (2G) / up to 9 h 30 min (3G).
In reality, the Lumia 800 didn't come close to those figures. Granted I had all the apps running push notifications but, unusually for a Nokia, the handset struggled to see me through the day.
After turning of Xbox Live updates (which, according to Nokia, eats up the most battery life), Bluetooth, WiFi and changing my email to update every 15minutes rather than constantly checking, the battery life almost doubled.
The Nokia Lumia 800 and Windows Phone 7.5 feel like they have been made for each other. The unmistakeable looks of the handset and the, surprisingly, glitch-free OS are a credit to both Nokia and Windows. It becomes all the more impressive when you take into account that the Lumia 800 was designed, built and tested all in the space of six months.
Other than the fact the Lumia is almost identical to the Nokia N9, there is no underlying sense that the handset was rushed, which is a relief.
The lack of a dual core processor, which are fast becoming standard fare, isn't really noticeable, the simple yet functional OS feels so light that it could quite possibly be powered by a hamster in a wheel.
There are a couple of downsides to both the Lumia handset and the Windows OS, namely the lack of a front facing camera and no USB mass storage, but they are no more than gripes really. If you are a big Windows fan, using it in the office and at home, then this may well be the phone for you.
However, with Windows 8 Apollo in the pipeline it may well be worth waiting to see how Nokia's relationship with Windows progresses.


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ATLANTA – Huntingdon seniors Melissa McClure and Katie Scott were among three players recognized by the Great South Athletic Conference with the release of the GSAC Players of the Week on Wednesday.
McClure was named GSAC Softball Pitcher of the Week and Scott was named GSAC Tennis Player of the Week. Pine Manor's Kaylyn Delgado was named Softball Player of the Week.
McClure earned four wins last week (Covenant, Wesleyan twice and Agnes Scott), including a perfect game and a no-hitter. She finished with 30 strikeouts, three walks, three runs allowed and 15 hits allowed in 24 innings. McClure also batted .400 with four RBIs, two triples and three runs in three games.
Scott was 3-0 at No. 1 singles last week and teamed with Micaela White for two wins at No. 2 doubles and one win at No. 1 doubles. In singles, Scott won 6-1, 6-0 against Tuskegee, 6-2, 6-0 against Covenant and 6-2, 6-2 against Spring Hill. In No. 2 doubles, Scott and White won 8-1 against Tuskegee and 8-5 against Covenant. Scott and White won 8-6 at No. 1 doubles against Spring Hill.


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Striker Ndjoli the hero as Millwall down Swans in Cup
MIKAEL Ndjoli scored a dramatic last-gasp extra-time goal to give Millwall a 2-1 win over Swansea in the Premier League Cup in Landore on Monday night.
Midfielder Harry Donovan made his first start since signing from Arsenal as Justin Skinner's youngsters came from a goal down to knock out their Category One Academy opponents.
The Lions had to withstand a ferocious second-half onslaught from the hosts to advance to the last 16 of the U21 competition.
It was the second round in a row that Millwall, who operate a Category Two Academy, showed their resilience after Keaton Wood scored a late winner against Plymouth in the previous round.
Swansea went ahead just before the break through Keston Davies before Nodjoli equalised soon after the restart.
The Swans hit the woodwork three times in the second period but the Lions survived to take the game into extra-time and secure qualification with Ndjoli again the knockout hero after his four-goal haul against Woodbridge Town in the FA Youth Cup last week.
Swansea coach Cameron Toshack was gracious afterwards, telling the club's official website: "Millwall have defended well and stuck to a game plan and we have struggled to break them down like we have with other sides this season.
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Clear Photo LCD Plus display (230K)
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The electronic image stabilization won't help you with the lens fully extended.
Especially for those who want to capture family moments in video.
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'Overly deep depth of field makes highlighting subject difficult. '
'The only major problem was the image stabilisation system which is ineffective and made capturing watchable videos difficult especially towards the end of the tele'
'poor video quality'
'The rectangle design also makes this Sony DCR-SX44/R Camcorder compact and due to its shape it remains secure in your hands while filming. '
'Soft, noisy video. '
'No optical viewfinder'
'The 1/8-inch CCD sensor is substantially smaller and lower resolution than the 1/4-inch Exmor R CMOS found elsewhere in the Sony lineup.'
'The Sony SD 80GB Hard Drive Digital Camcorder, Model: DCR-SR68/L features a massive internal storage drive, Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens and a touch-screen interface for extreme user friendliness. '
'the video results are mediocre--especially if you're watching them full screen on a large HDTV or are used to the detail of high-definition content.'
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We're Not a CSA
Been doing a bunch of soul searching since my last post and I wanted to catch you up on a huge breakthrough I had Saturday...
First, let me back up a bit. After Wednesday's post where I admitted I was worn out and wondered what the heck was wrong, several things happened. My friend Amy offered to help me wash alpaca fiber, which was so humbling, but such a welcome gift. Amy's good at it and fast, and turned this huge roadblock in my life into a teensy tiny little speed bump. Huge problem nearly conquered. Wow. I'm still amazed. That helped me lurch forward here on my end, skirting and prepping even more fiber. Funny how when the log jam begins to shift, everything starts to flow... Can't thank you enough, Amy. You started to help me open my eyes...
Then, I got a call from a new friend, Roni, who just recently bought American Livestock Magazine. She wants to enlarge the focus of the magazine to include more fiber stuff, and wants to write about our farm, and rare breed sheep, and fiber CSA's. Wow again. Roni and her husband stopped by the farm on Saturday and we had a really great visit - we decided we're peas in a pod, as she's a spinner, knitter, alpaca breeder and all around fiber fanatic. She and her husband were pure delight to spend time with. Does it get much better?
Anyway, back to my Big Revelation. I was thinking and thinking before Roni came over, about how to tell her the story of the farm, and how to explain just who we are. And then it hit me like a bolt: We're not a CSA, as in "community supported agriculture." We're an ASC - Agriculturally Supported Community. I just made up that title and acronym, so don't try to Google it. Here's what I mean...
We started out being about the fiber - the animals, the processes, the crafts, and the people who are into all that. But we've grown into primarily a community, held together by the fiber. It's People Before Product at the LRB. The fiber is like the engine that drives the life of the community, but the community is the vehicle itself, that takes us where we want to go.
Think about why you love the farm. Is it because you can't get alpaca fiber or wool fiber or knitting classes anywhere else? Nope. Thanks to the internet, and living near a big city, you can get that stuff almost anywhere, with a snap of your fingers. What makes the farm different? The people. Your sisters. The gifts and passions that each friend brings to the group. Old friends and new friends, and always another chair for a newcomer. We have so many different talents and skills and personalities represented that the mosaic or tapestry of our community is breathtaking. Our community isn't only local - we have friends in the virtual worlds of Ravelry and Facebook and Local Harvest and Meet Up, who depend on this sense of community just as much as the regulars who gather at the LRB on a third or fourth Saturday. We're here for each other. And we're here for our wider community, through the generosity and gift-giving of our members.
I pushed the analogy nearly to the limit as I thought about felt and how it's made: wool fibers agitated by hot water or dry needles to interlock together into a seamless fabric. Kind of like us. Locked together in friendship through lots of interaction of ideas, fun, trials, victories, and creativity. And this is so much greater than any dream I have ever dared to dream for the farm.
Now don't panic - not much about the farm will change because of this new vision of who we are - nobody in the pasture will change, the shares will still be there, as will all the fun in the LRB. The critters you love and the life we document will all still be here. But this special focus will help me prioritize and make decisions about how to plan for the future with our resources. Maybe I can stop trying to be all things to all people - a guaranteed meltdown waiting to happen. No, this new lens will help me see much better where we need to go.
It may be a while before the acronym ASC catches on, but I think we're on the cusp of a very important social construct. And I'm so happy you're along for the ride with me. Maybe, everybody else figured this out ages ago and I'm just now finally able to articulate it. That wouldn't surprise me. I'm great at missing the forest for the trees.
What do you think? Is this a better way to describe who we are as the JRF family?