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Nothing too pushed, nothing too posed.
I truly believe photography is an art form that holds its value and sentiment forever I think about the colors, the lighting, the mood, the story. My work is dreamy, romantic and intimate. A wedding photographer isn't just an investment, it's an experience. That's how my style tells love stories because every element goes into that story. I promise that you and I will walk away with a beautiful piece of art together. I learned my photography secrets from the 35 mm roll of film and 36 exposures and I apply that experience into a wedding setting today.
While I will absolutely get those photos on your big day, I want to give you something so much more than that. I want to capture the happy moments and the excitement of your love. I'm committed to excellence and to making you truly feel special on your big day. I'd love to share these moments with you.
I like to document your day as it happens. the energy and the mood. I'm always shooting. all those little in-between, unnoticed moments will be documented. it's in those moments when you connect with one another that you are your truest self.
Short about me
My passions are traveling, endless conversations with friends, long walks with my girlfriend and cinema. For me, being wedding photographer is an amazing privilege, as I am allowed to be a part of your day, documenting the unseen moments that happen behind closed doors. By being as unobtrusive as possible, we can focus on capturing details, raw emotions, and laughter, so when you look back on your images, you can re-live your day and all the moments that made it truly unique to you. My aim is to tell the story of your day, through images that you'll want to cherish for the rest of your life. I'm laid back, fun, and I'm down for anything. If you're getting married and you want me to be your photographer, I will be there.
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Summer Skin Care Travel Essentials: Beach Getaway
Summer is a great time for a relaxing escape to the beach to enjoy the sun, sand and water lapping at your toes. However, the beach can be stressful for your skin, leaving it dry and dehydrated as the sun can damage your skin. SK-II's Skin Care Experts recommend the ideal summer skin care travel essentials, as our skin care and facial products are perfect for your beach getaway.
Beauty Essence + Face Moisturizer
Want your summer skin to be radiant on your vacation? Start every day by preparing your skin with Facial Treatment Essence, available in travel-friendly 75ml size bottles. With over 90% Pitera™ it gently exfoliates while hydrating skin, and it prepares skin to receive the benefits of your face cream. Follow with a face moisturizer and lots of sunscreen! Follow these simple summer skin care tips and you'll fight off those sun spots and sun damaged skin.
Spritz It On
The multi-tasker of facial products, SK-II's Mid-Day Essence Spray must be on your summer kin care travel essentials – and it does double-duty on the beach. First, stash this lightweight spray-on essence in your carryon to combat the dry airplane air. Bonus? It's even safe to apply over makeup! Then, bring it to the beach for a refreshing mid-day mist of cooling hydration.
Bask In The Glow
Summer beach getaways aren't complete without a gorgeous sunset! Photographers know the light that's created at sunset as "golden hour" because it gives skin a soft, natural, flattering glow. You can have the same "aura" glow on your skin every night of your travels – even without the sunset – with SK-II's GenOptics Aura Essence. This radiant skin serum is full of anti-oxidants, humectants, vitamins and minerals that work to reveal a brighter glow from within, making it a must-pack and a key compontent of your summer skin care travel essentials.
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Another multi-tasking skin care product is SK-II's Facial Treatment Mask. Here's an airplane skin care tip, use this the night before a long flight (or even in-flight!) to drench skin with moisture and fight airplane dryness. Then, it's a great skin moisturizer for dry skin after a hot day in the sun or at the beach. Apply the mask, and relax for 10-15 minutes. Your skin will feel hydrated and fresh after this refreshing facial treatment.


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An initiative to promote young farmers participation entrepreneurship and innovation
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An initiative to promote young farmers participation entrepreneurship and innovation
LINC stands for Leader Inspired Network Community, an initiative of Local Action Groups and Network Support Units.
Set up an operational group to test different practices for optimal catch crop management and assess their efficiency in reducing nitrogen and carbon emissions.
Developing a herd management tool to optimise efficiency and animal welfare on dairy farms.
An innovative concept to revitalise the city centre of an Austrian town by offering flexible rental options to pop up shops.
A Local Action Group engaged local coordinators to stimulate volunteer action and engagement in grassroots initiatives.
An intercultural youth event that allows young people from neighboring countries to learn about each other's language and culture and to exchange experiences.
"My Farm, My Way" is a web platform that allows farmers to exchange ideas and innovative practices and get to learn from each other.
The 'RIKK' project aimed to develop regional, intercultural competences, for a more unified approach to many initiatives supporting better integration of immigrants.


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Vscan: Ultra-sound technology that fits in your pocket
When GE CEO Jeff Immelt unveiled the Vscan at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, he said that it has potential to become the "stethoscope of the 21st century." The pocket-sized portable ultra-sound device provides doctors with an immediate method to help see what's happening inside a body – one that can always be at their disposal. With the Vscan, there will no longer be the need to set up ultrasound appointments, or even for the patient to come to the hospital. Easy access to this technology for both doctors and patients will allow for quicker, cheaper and better diagnosis.
Also, due to its light-weight (under a pound), portable nature and easy-to-charge battery, the device can also be seen as playing a key role in serving patients in remote areas as well as areas stricken by disasters.
Vscan was unveiled to the region for the first time earlier this year at the Arab Health Exhibition in Dubai. To find out more about our activities at Arab Health 2010, check out the following links:
– Sheikh Mohammed visits GE's stand at Arab Health
– Aziz General Manager – Middle East & Pakistan at GE Healthcare, talks at Arab Health about Healthymagination and Vscan


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Well not exactly…….there is a whole lot in between! Software engineers aren't just people who spend their days behind a computer, being little hurmids and growling at you if you approach them for a question!
No there is so much more to a software engineer than meets the eye!
So here's a walkthrough of a typical day as a software engineer, in this case myself at Rapid 7 🙂
This is the theme song to my mornings, provided by my wonderful alexa. Time to get my arse into gear and get some get some nutritious porridge and a hot cup of tea, to get the engine going.
After getting some breakfast it's time to take a walk to the gym!
I go to Queen's PEC centre, which has all the facilities needed. Depending on the day I'll either do swimming or lift some weights, or at least attempt it 😀
After sweating half a stone off me, I'll walk back home to get a shower, cleaned up and a second breakfast thrown into me…I'm secretly a hobbit by the way 😀
I'll either get a lift into the city with my housemate or jump on the always pleasant metro bus. The latter gives me the perfect opportunity to read a few more pages of my book ( Currently Stephen King's "IT", pretty frightening stuff….I always was feared of balloons).
Normally at this time there is a few people in, some of the super risers, like the SEALs of the software engineering world.
For me, I will go make myself a lovely cappuccino ( yes I do dabble between a tea and coffee ) from our fancy coffee maker. I embrace the strong aroma to perk me up and then begin by going through my personal "to do" sticky notes that I have on my board. This can range from "Ask Manager 'A' for more requirements" to "Resolve migration issue with database schema 'B'". Generally just to calibrate what takes precedence for the day.
I tend to look at the latest youtube videos and blogs on java, python and javascript, the latter being only when I know I have frontend work to do on our backend tool for support.
This is my most productive time of the day, as the coffee has kicked in and I have minimum distractions due to the lack of people in the office (Our office tends to be a mix of early starters or late finishers, super flexible!). By 10:25am, my team will be fully in, ready for stand up!
Here our team discuss what we did yesterday, what we are going to do today and if there is any blockers/issues affecting us on our projects/features. Generally, it's quite a short meeting ranging from 5-7 minutes.
After standup, I tend to have a short discussion with my team lead at our desks. This discussion is mostly about the design patterns and structure used so far on the feature and identify areas we can improve/ reuse along the way. Once we have identified areas, I'll note these down as "TODOs" for future stephen to resolve, but for now, I put on my noise cancelling headphones and crack on with more coding!
Once 12pm hits, my stomach immediately goes into making the gorgeous sounds of a whale!
I either join some of my teammates for a spot of lunch or make my own. The range of choices is absurd in belfast! but generally speaking you can't go wrong with a nice boojum burrito to tide you over till dinner time!
I'm fortunate to work in such an awesome company, that they provide us with fun facilities to do throughout the day. Our belfast office has an awesome ping pong table, a pool table and an awesome arcade machine!
Generally I always lean towards the ping pong table, nothing quite like taking your debugging frustration out on the table! I end up looking like monica out of friends by the end of a good match!
During this time I tend to try be as productive as possible, however, this isn't always the case! I love being a team player within our awesome team, I'll jump from my own work to help our interns with a deployment to production and also resolving customer issues as they come in. Thankfully our team is just one big family, happy as a pig in muck to answer any questions and join in on some of that vital rubber ducking programming!
This period is just chaotic but I do enjoy the spontaneous nature of this time period, as I like thinking on my feet and enjoy changing up my routine constantly! Never the same day twice in Rapid 7!
We don't tend to do a lot of meetings, we tend to leave those to the team lead, so that they can let us crack on with outputting awesome code! However, sometimes we are needed as a full team to discuss certain aspects of the project and how we go forward. We like to do retrospectives, as it allows us to have an open discussion about what we are doing right as a team, how we can improve certain aspects going forward and generally just outputting any concerns that may be causing an issue with productivity and efficiency as a team.
Time to call it in for a day!
I'll pack up my laptop and leave the office, heading towards the bus stop, ready to crack out my current novel and blast a few pages on the bus journey home. However, if it's an awesome day (like it has been for a while), I like to walk home from the office. It's a lovely 40 minute walk down by the river lagan, enough time to clear the head and appreciate the views along the way!
Once I've arrived home, I'll crack on with making dinner as soon as possible (especially since I share a house with two of my best mates), just to avoid the issue of clashing with their cooking! I'm generally a plain jane when it comes to cooking, standard meat and veg. However as of late, I try to dabble into vegetarian food and some spicier cookups, just to improve my skills. I'll be no Gordon Ramsay that's for sure!
I tend to take a half an hour out just to tune out and relax, whether that be with my housemates watching the latest game of thrones episodes, to just heading into our cinema room to play a few video games on the playstation.
As a household, we like to see the latest films out in the cinema (currently waiting for the next john wick!). If there is nothing out, we generally just do our own individual projects in the house. I tend to dable between programming for a self project, improving my guitar playing, reading up on my novel or blogging of course!
Sometimes I be guilty of jumping on and helping our US customers with any issues they may have, but this is a rare case 🙂
Normally by 10pm or prior i'm snuggled up in bed, ready to watch an episode of the sopranos (which I highly recommend) or with my novel.
So hopefully this has given you a great insight into the life of a software engineer. I have tried to be as consistent as possible, but with working in such a fast paced industry, my day to day is not always the same!
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Check out our latest press releases below to stay up-to-date on all things AgReliant Genetics, including brand updates, events and company news.
For news-related inquiries, please contact our Corporate Communications Manager at 317.896.5552
June 9, 2015
AgReliant Genetics announced that it is acquiring the corn and sorghum seed business of Waco, Texas-based company Golden Acres Genetics.
May 18, 2015
Today, AgReliant Genetics, LLC announced its collaboration with Weather Trends International.
January 22, 2015
AgReliant Genetics recently announced the hiring of Dr. Xystus Amakor as the company's first geospatial scientist.
December 22, 2014
AgReliant Genetics recently announced the promotion of Craig Anderson to Chief Operating Officer for the company.
October 9, 2013
AgReliant Genetics welcomed over 25 Hamilton County business and agricultural industry representatives to their Westfield headquarters for Indiana Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann's "Listen & Learn Tour" roundtable last Friday.
August 20, 2013
AgReliant Genetics is pleased to announce the establishment of the $1 million AgReliant Genetics Endowment for Purdue University's College of Agriculture in the Department of Agronomy.
July 1, 2013
AgReliant Genetics would like to announce the hiring of Dr. Chris Clucas as the company's Director of Northern Breeding.
May 20, 2013
AgReliant Genetics would like to announce the selection of Dr. Craig Kleinschmidt as the company's Director of Southern Breeding.
April 30, 2013
AgReliant Genetics would like to announce the selection of Dr. Benzon Lorenzana as the company's Director of Plant Breeding Technology.
January 24, 2013
AgReliant Genetics is expanding its corn research efforts in Kansas by adding a breeding program facility and nursery that will accommodate the company's continued business growth in the western Corn Belt states.
October 15, 2012
AgReliant Genetics is pleased to announce that the USDA's Biotechnology Regulatory Services (BRS) has recognized the voluntary establishment of its Biotechnology Quality Management System (BQMS).
August 2, 2012
AgReliant Genetics is expanding its production capacity by adding a complete seed corn production facility in Iowa which will include receiving, husking, sorting, drying, shelling, bulk storage, conditioning and warehousing.


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With the right knowledge and understanding, a security system can help a homeowner get everything they need for protection and automation all in one place. But it's important to have the right motion detectors — and that could mean getting ones that work with IFTTT. Without choosing these options, it's possible the homeowner won't get a detector that will work with their specific system. If that happens they may not have the right detector to keep them safe, and they'll need to find something else if they want to complete their system, tie in their detectors, and have everything work together.
Working with IFTTT isn't difficult, and many motion detectors on the market today support it, but they aren't all going to work the way they should. That's an important part of finding the right option, because some homeowners may find great detectors that they want to use, and then discover that those detectors aren't going to work with the system they already have in place. Additionally, they may have decided on a system they really want, and then be forced to choose something else because the motion detectors aren't compatible with IFTTT.
Choosing to Use an IFTTT Means Some Commitment
For homeowners who want to choose an IFTTT device, there is some commitment involved. Not all devices work with IFTTT, and some of them that do aren't always the best at linking up and working right. That's important to remember, because a homeowner who wants to use an IFTTT device can find plenty of them — they just need to be a little bit patience so they can get the right device for their needs.
When it comes to choosing the best device for a homeowner and what they're really looking for, IFTTT can be an excellent choice. But it can also be a poor choice if the device isn't one they would typically use, or if the device doesn't give them everything they want and need.
The homeowner needs an IFTTT device that they actually like and want to use, and that actually works for them so they can get everything they need and ensure that they're protected and have peace of mind, as well.
Selecting the Right Motion Detector Can be Important
The home security system is a big part of the house, and a big part of making a homeowner feel safe and secure. The right motion detector for the job can be very important in all of that, but it can also be a serious problem for a homeowner that doesn't get the right one. Motion detectors are needed by security systems, because it's possible to slip past some of the other defenses if it's done correctly. But motion detectors that are properly mounted and adjusted rarely miss anything, and that raises the level of peace of mind and protection for the homeowner.
Homeowners Can Integrate IFTTT and Motion Detection
By integrating IFTTT and motion detection, a homeowner improves what they need to feel secure and to reduce their risk of crime. When choosing sensors and considering monitoring companies, homeowners should also take a look at:
- 24/7 monitoring
- ease of installation
- fast response times
- good customer service
- newer and more modern equipment
All of those things can contribute to a quality security system and experience for a homeowner, right along with good motion detection that works with IFTTT. When a homeowner is able to get everything they want in one place, then they can set up their system and enjoy the benefits if gives them.
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The IQVIA name became effective as of Nov. 6, the company said. Plans call for IQVIA equity shares to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "IQV" starting on Nov. 15. Until then, the company will continue to be listed under QuintilesIMS and symbol "Q" on the NYSE.
QuintilesIMS was formed in October 2016 with the completion of the merger of IMS Health Holdings, Inc. and Quintiles Transnational Holdings Inc. The companies announced their agreement to merge in May 2016.
"Today is a defining moment for our organization as we introduce a new name that aligns with our vision to help stakeholders drive health care forward. Our clients have been instrumental in our becoming IQVIA," stated Ari Bousbib, chairman and chief executive officer of IQVIA.
"IMS Health and Quintiles came together because our clients were asking for better, faster ways to bring innovations to patients and capture the improvements the industry has been pursuing for years," Bousbib explained. "Since the merger, we've worked to integrate our capabilities in advanced analytics, leading technologies and therapeutic expertise into powerful, differentiated offerings. Our vision is to outpace the inevitable progress of change across the life sciences and accelerate our ability to empower healthcare decision makers to meet the future head on."
IQVIA has about 55,000 employees in more than 100 countries. The company said its insights and execution capabilities aim to help biotech, medical device and pharmaceutical firms, medical researchers, government agencies, payers and other health care stakeholders gain a deeper understanding of diseases, human behaviors and scientific advances, pushing them farther along their path toward cures.
Client solutions are powered by the IQVIA CORE, which the company said enables it to provide customized solutions for clients leveraging the world's largest curated health care information source, advanced analytics, leading technologies and extensive industry knowledge across diseases, geographies and scientific methods. These capabilities drive IQVIA's approach to human data science, including faster, more predictable clinical development, innovative approaches to generating real-world evidence, machine learning to improve patient care, and strategies for precision commercial engagement, according to the company.
IQVIA is a global leader in protecting individual patient privacy. The company uses a wide variety of privacy-enhancing technologies and safeguards to protect individual privacy while generating and analyzing the information that helps their customers drive human health outcomes forward. IQVIA's insights and execution capabilities help biotech, medical device and pharmaceutical companies, medical researchers, government agencies, payers and other healthcare stakeholders tap into a deeper understanding of diseases, human behaviors and scientific advances, in an effort to advance their path toward cures.
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EXPOFORUM International's Tourism Services Team provide the full range of Visa, Hotel, Airport Transfer and Leisure Excursion bookings at reduced prices for all NEVA 2019 Participants.
NEVA 2019 participants and visitors receive the following benefits by using the iVisa Service:
By Order of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation and the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation dated by 27th December, 2003 №19723A/1048/922 "On approval of the List of "Purposes of trips" used by the authorised state bodies of the Russian Federation in the process of issuing invitations and visas to foreign citizens", is issued to foreign citizens with the following purposes: "Foreigners who have arrived...to solve commercial issues with Russian partners (participation in auctions, exhibitions, negotiations...". Russian tourist visas can be issued to citizens of almost all countries of the world. Please check with your local Travel Agent for advice prior to applying for the iVisa service. Please note the reference number of ExpoForum for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation is RTO 015384 for the registration of visa support.
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Chicago police have reportedly made three arrests–thus far–at demonstrations that broke out Tuesday evening following the release of a video showing the shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald last October. McDonald was shot 16 times by Officer James Van Dyke, who was recently charged with murder.
City authorities fought the release of the video, fearing a public backlash. A Cook County judge ordered the video's release, and police have fanned out across the city in anticipation of vehement protests.
Demonstrators demanding release of at least 3 people detained/arrested #LaquanMcDonald pic.twitter.com/8hI8pg4HEh
— Aaron Cynic (@aaroncynic) November 25, 2015
Local leaders, including the mayor, clergy, and civil rights activists, had called for calm earlier in the day. By nightfall, several hundred protestors had begun marching through the city, blocking key intersections and challenging police.
Activists chanting and dancing while singing Kendrick Lamar. #LaquanMcDonald pic.twitter.com/FAXvV5JJh5
— Zach Stafford (@ZachStafford) November 25, 2015
More demonstrations are expected in the coming days, including a Black Friday demonstration in which Father Michael Pfleger hopes to block Michigan Avenue, the "Magnificent Mile," during the most popular and important shopping day of the retail industry calendar.


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REM Ameresco, based in Framingham, Massachusetts, has been awarded eight solar projects under the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) Program. The SMART Program is a solar incentive program that encourages ...
UK companies Eden Sustainable and AMP Clean Energy have partnered on a new funding venture to develop and finance solar projects in a post-subsidy environment.
For the third year running, the US solar industry installed double-digit GW of solar PV capacity, with 10.6 GW coming online in 2018. The amount was a 2 percent decrease from 2017.
Florida A&M University's Board of Trustees has approved a partnership with Duke Energy Florida to build a solar facility in Central Florida.
BBOXX and Trine's funding initiative has hit the $6.8 million (€6 million) mark – in what is the largest crowd-funded debt raise in the history of solar energy in Africa.


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Year of the Butterfly.
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Everyone knows how concrete can dry with inconsistent colors. It is a known fact that it is gray but it dries to different tones of gray. While some embrace the utilitarian and contemporary look of a plain gray surface, some are not so happy with it. Property owners install carpets, tile, or some other type of flooring or paving material in an effort to attain a more pleasant and appealing surface, according to their standards and preferences. But this is a bit costly and high maintenance.
Fortunately, concrete is a very versatile product. Several coloring products have since been developed to give customers the opportunity to make spaces a bit more decorative and interesting without the addition of any other material or product. Colored concrete maintains its durability and functionality but can be more customized. It helps increase property value with minimal investment, both in terms of time and money.
Benefits of Coloring Concrete
Most people like to top off concrete surfaces with carpets, tile, or whatever material to make it more appealing. They indeed improve the appearance but often on a high cost. Coloring agents aim to provide a means of enhancing slabs at a cost more comfortable for both residential and commercial property owners.
- Concrete can now come in any color possible. It is a great way to make them match or complement a home's current color theme.
- Custom designs can be created on decorative concrete floors, like how murals can be done on walls.
- Coloring slabs is an efficient way of disguising or covering ugly stains and discoloration.
Colored Concrete Options
Stained Concrete – This is a highly recommended method of adding color to slabs. It comes in two kinds. Water-based and acid stain concrete both produce exceptional colors that last longer than any other coloring agents.
Integral – This is a long-lasting coloring agent that is mixed into an overlay or mix before pouring. Because it is mixed in, the colors are more subtle.
Dry-Shake – This coloring agent is in powder form, broadcasted on a newly poured overlay or slab. Because it does not penetrate too much past the surface, the color can easily fade and get scratched off.
Interested in colored concrete? Know your options. Call (816) 307-0325 today.
Color can make the difference between a boring slab and a stunning concrete surface. We at Kansas City Concrete Artisans truly believe in the importance of color. Our team of installers is highly trained in concrete polishing, designing and staining slabs to create more suitable spaces for residential and commercial properties.
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Joel Embiid prayed for better health throughout foot injury rehab
Philadelphia 76ers rookie Joel Embiid was forced to miss the first two seasons of his NBA career because of a broken foot bone that resisted healing. During his two years on the sidelines, the usually gregarious Embiid described himself as a "vampire," living alone, rarely going out, staying awake all night and sleeping in the afternoons.
Embiid told SI's Lee Jenkins in a profile for The Crossover that he would also spend his time alone in his room crying as he prayed for his stubborn foot to heal.
"On the 40th floor of a luxury apartment building in downtown Philadelphia, Joel Embiid sits on the edge of his bed and prays for health. He used to cry when he prayed, and he is not even a crier, but he would flex his foot and remember his brother and feel the tears slick against this stubble. 'Why me?' he wondered. 'Why my family?' His parents were in Cameroon, grieving for one son and fretting about another. But as much as Embiid missed them, he could not bear to show his face back home until those prayers were answered."
After Embiid's first foot surgery, his 13-year-old brother Arthur was killed when a truck crashed into his schoolyard in Cameroon. While he and his parents mourned for Arthur, Embiid continued pushing through his rehab and eventually returned to the court this preseason, seemingly unhindered by his surgically repaired foot.
"And at the end of the day, he asks God and Adidas to protect his size-17s, because they're all that can stop him."
Embiid, 22, will make his NBA regular season debut on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. ET against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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What is your ideal bar of soap? Do you want something gentle that moisturizes and conditions your skin? Or do you prefer tons of decadent lather? Just as everyone is different, all the oils used in making soap are different and bring different properties to the final bar of soap. Some produce lather, others add a creaminess to that lather. Other oils have high conditioning properties while yet others add a hardness. As soap makers we tinker with oils and the percentages of those oils to get certain properties and qualities in our soaps. To help you find your perfect bar of soap, we have created side by side comparisons of our soap recipes. These soap recipe comparisons show how each or our recipes compare to each other in the five areas soap oils contribute to the finished bar of soap. These areas are Hardness, Cleansing, Conditioning, Bubbly and Creamy.
My personal favorite bar of soap has tons of lather. I am a lather nut and tend to create recipes that have high numbers in the Bubbly category. But with "Mature" skin I also appreciate and love to use soap with more moisturizing qualities. You will find in our product line we do not use one or two recipes and just change color and fragrance in our soap. We create a wide range of recipes so people can find a highly scented bar of soap that gives them the soap experience they love. Some recipes are designed for great lather and others to condition. We also have soaps that provide good conditioning with an abundance of lather for those wanting it all.
To help you find your perfect bar of soap, we have lined up our soap recipes side by soap by qualities so you can find your perfect recipe. You do need to note that Recipe 1 is our laundry soap and designed to lather in all hardness of water. It is high in Hardness, Cleaning and Bubbles.. all qualities you want to clean your clothes. However, the conditioning quality of this bar is low and as such would not be an ideal bar of soap for your skin. All other recipes are for personal use on your skin.
The recipes with every entry as a "1" are recipes I have yet to create. Because it was difficult to see what recipe was what with empty entries, I added the 1's to assist in determining the different recipes. As I create more recipes we will update this chart.
Soap Recipes 1-6
Soap Recipes 7-12
Top Lather Recipes
For those of you that are like me and love tons and tons of lather, here are the top three recipes for lather. Recipe 2 is not the highest in lather, coming in slightly under Recipe 4 and 6, but the rest of the categories being high make this recipe a favorite of mine in the shower. You can see on the chart Recipe 2 has very high conditioning values compared to the other two. In addition there is a rich creamy quality to the abundant lather this bar produces.
Both Recipe 4 and Recipe 6 produce a crazy abundance of great lather. There are slight differences in the other qualities Recipe 4 has slightly better conditioning values where as Recipe 6 makes a harder bar of soap with lather a bit more creamier.
Recipe 2 : Relax
Recipe 4 : Lavender Vanilla Oatmeal Black Lager
Recipe 6 : Lavender
Top Conditioning Recipes
For those of you that have drier or more mature skin, you may be looking for a soap experience that is more moisturizing. You will find soaps high in Olive Oil to be in our top three moisturizing bars. When we increase the conditioning oils then we have to decrease the oils that provide the luxurious lather.
Our highest conditioning recipe is Recipe 10. This recipe has both Olive Oil and Rice Bran Oil that nourish and also attract moisture to the skin. To get the high conditioning values the soap does lose some values in the Bubbly and Creamy areas. You will find this recipe produces a lather that is composed of smaller and finer bubbles that have more of a silky feel to them.
The use of oils that produce more conditioning numbers also tend to produce softer bars of soap. A softer bar tends to be used faster than a harder bar. Recipe 11 is a nice bar comparable to Recipe 10 that is also a little harder. It is still a gentle bar with a silky smooth and finely bubbled lather.
Recipe 2 shows up in our top conditioning recipes as well as top lathering recipes. It is a great recipe for those that want it all.. lather with lots of large bubbles and still nourishes the skin. We will be using this recipe in more of our upcoming fragrances
Recipe 2 : Relax
Recipe 10 : Naturally Nothing Unscented
Recipe 11 :
I Want it All
For those that want a good all around soap we have our "I Want it All" recipes. These recipes still have the great lather I love, but we have reduced the lathering oils and added conditioning oils so each bar leaves your skin feeling clean and nourished.
Recipe 2 : Relax
Recipe 6 : Lavender
Recipe 6 Modified : Sandalwood Vanilla
Recipe 9 : Ginger Patch
We hope these charts are helpful in choosing your perfect bar of soap.


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there is no preface, the dramatic date is not specified, and in fact there
seems to be no possible date on which the three participants could have
met at Arpinum. It consists of a conversation on a long summer day (just
as in Plato's Laws) between Cicero, his younger brother Quintus, and his
close friend and correspondent Titus Pomponius Atticus, a very wealthy
member of the equestrian order who advised and assisted Cicero in
matters political, п¬Ѓnancial, and literary.
The subject of law emerges from a conversation about Cicero's pro-
posed activities in retirement, should he ever retire from arguing cases in
court. The writing of history is one suggestion – and it is clear that Cicero
did in fact consider undertaking a historical project – but the alternative
idea, the traditional Roman practice of senior statesmen acting as legal
advisers to their clients and friends, leads to the criticism of Roman legal
knowledge as insufficiently rational in structure and excessively con-
cerned with minor details. At the request of Quintus and Atticus,
therefore, Cicero undertakes to expound on the topic of law, starting
from first principles and offering an account of a legal system corre-
sponding to the ideal Roman republic described in On the Commonwealth.
He takes his starting point where Laelius' argument in On the Common-
wealth Book  leaves off, with the doctrine of natural law. Cicero argues
that law itself is part of the cosmos; that it is the same as right reason; that
humans and gods both possess reason (and therefore right reason) and
are thus fellow citizens of the same community – which is the universe
itself. The exposition of the idea and implications of natural law in Book
пњ± is the fullest exposition of Stoic doctrine on the subject that survives,
the idea of the cosmopolis or world city. In this account positive human
law, if it is to be considered true law, must be in accord with the natural
law: that is to say, it must embody the principles of reason as reflected in
the order of the world. That is, in effect, precisely the argument that
Cicero seems to have made in Books пњі and пњґ of On the Commonwealth, but
here it is expressed in general terms rather than with specific relevance to
Roman institutions. That is the function of the rest of the dialogue: in
Book пњІ, after a prologue summarizing the philosophical argument of
Book пњ±, Cicero presents the п¬Ѓrst part of his code of natural law to
correspond with the ideal (Roman) government of the earlier dialogue;
quite properly, since the Stoic theory of On the Laws assumes a commu-
nity of gods and men, the code begins with religious laws. In Book пњі, he
continues with the laws concerning magistracies; and in later books, he
almost certainly dealt with (or, if he did not complete the work, would
have dealt with) further aspects of public law (the capabilities and limits
of magisterial power and the administration of justice in particular), laws
concerning education (anticipated at .–) and the family, and the
civil law itself, about the organization of which he is so scornful in Book
. The laws that Cicero presents are written in a style meant to reflect the
conservative and archaic language of Roman legislation; some of them are
in fact drawn directly from the laws of the Twelve Tables (and are thus a
valuable source for early Roman law). They are, however, п¬Ѓlled with false
archaisms and bogus reconstructions; the peculiarity of the language is
one of the reasons why the text of On the Laws is extraordinarily corrupt
and difficult to understand in many passages.
On the Laws is a puzzling and not altogether satisfactory work. The
precise relationship between the natural law itself and the particular laws
proposed in Book пњІ and later is never made clear; on more than one
occasion (concerning the tribunate and ballot laws) it is made explicit that
the proposed law is not meant to be ideal but merely the best under
prevailing circumstances. Cicero vacillates between presenting his laws
as the best absolutely (and thus embodiments of the natural law) and the
best possible; between seeing them as universal and seeing them as
specifically related to the particular circumstances of Rome. This uncer-
tainty corresponds to the tensions in the argument of On the Common-
wealth in describing a state that is simultaneously historical and utopian.
In the earlier work, the strains of the argument are themselves one of the
strengths of the dialogue, which in fact acknowledges the impossibility of
attaining perfection in a real society existing in real time; in On the Laws,
the difficulties are managed with less success. Similarly, the discussion of
particular laws, notably in connection with the continuity of family cult
and with burial in Book пњІ, extends far beyond the necessities of present-
ing an ideal code. One has the sense that Cicero is quite successful in
dealing separately with the philosophical underpinnings of justice and
the particularities of legislation but is unable to make the two cohere; in
this, of course, Cicero is not unique. There is every reason to believe that
On the Laws was left incomplete not merely because of the turbulent
circumstances of Cicero's life but because it is not nearly so satisfying a
work as On the Commonwealth.
As a result of the disparity between the п¬Ѓrst book (with the opening of
the second) and the remainder of the dialogue, the two parts of On the
Laws have been influential in very different ways. The discussion of
natural law (together with Lactantius' version of the account of natural
law in On the Commonwealth Book пњі) lent itself easily to Christian
adaptation, and it plays an important role in Aquinas' analysis of law in
the Summa Theologiae (First Part of Part II, QQ. –); but although
the idea of natural law was of immense importance in later periods, as for
Grotius in the seventeenth century, and is still the subject of considerable
debate among legal theorists, its basis lies as much in Aquinas' treatment
as in Cicero's. In legal writing, on the other hand, the effect of Books 
and пњі seems to have been considerable. Although Cicero used the Twelve
Tables, it is apparent that the order and the structure of his code are far
more rational than those of the archaic text; and throughout On the Laws
his emphasis is on the analysis of legal principles and the establishment of
general rules. Prior to Cicero's time, writing on jurisprudence in Rome
consisted largely of case law; in On the Laws and in some of his speeches,
Cicero placed a great deal of emphasis on the principles of law and equity
rather than on the casuistic approach dominant in his youth. Cicero was
not alone in his day in attempting to rationalize the presentation of law –
his eminent contemporary, alluded to but not named in On the Laws,
Servius Sulpicius Rufus, was similarly inclined – but there can be little
doubt that his polemic against the pettiness of the civil lawyers and the
simple and relatively clear organization of his model code played a role in
the formation of classical Roman law and thus in European legal thinking
since his time.
This table includes both events mentioned by Cicero (legendary as well
as historical) and important dates in Cicero's own life. For early periods
the chronology assumed is that of Polybius; for regnal dates the recon-
struction of F. W. Walbank is employed. It should be noted that the
Polybian chronology does not correspond to the standard version, con-
structed by M. Terentius Varro at about the time Cicero wrote On the
Commonwealth, according to which Rome was founded in пњ·пњµпњґ/пњі rather
than пњ·пњµпњ±/пњ°. Some dates are attested only in Olympiads, which do not
correspond to Roman calendar years and hence are double, e.g. пњ·пњµпњ±/пњ°.
It should be recognized that many of the early dates (and some of the in-
dividuals) are fictional. All dates are . For an account of the different
chronological systems of early Roman history, see T. J. Cornell in Cam-
bridge Ancient History vol. . (), –; fuller chronological
tables can be found in Cambridge Ancient History vol. пќ¶пќ©пќ©.пњІ (пњ±пњ№пњёпњ№),
–; vol.  (), –; and vol.  (), –.
пњ№пњ±пњґ пњ·пњ±пњґ/пњі
Latest date for Homer Death (or immortality)
пњёпњёпњґ Legislation of of Romulus
Lycurgus at Sparta Accession of Numa
пњёпњ±пњµ/пњґ пњ¶пњ·пњІ/пњ±
Foundation of Accession of Tullus
Carthage Hostilius
пњ·пњ·пњ¶ пњ¶пњіпњ№/пњё
First Olympic Games Accession of Ancus
пњ·пњµпњ±/пњ° Foundation of Rome Marcius
and accession of Accession of
Romulus Tarquinius Priscus
пњµпњ·пњ·/пњ¶ пњґпњіпњ°
Assumption of power Law of Iulius and
Papirius on п¬Ѓnes
by Servius Tullius
Death of Stesichorus Exile of Camillus for
and birth of misappropriating
Simonides (Ol. пњµпњµ) plunder from Veii
пњµпњіпњІ/пњ± пњіпњёпњ·/пњ¶
Assumption of power Gallic Sack of Rome;
by Tarquinius defeat of Gauls by
Superbus Camillus
пњµпњІпњ№/пњё пњіпњ°пњґ
Arrival of Pythagoras Aedileship of Gnaeus
Flavius; п¬Ѓrst
in Italy
пњµпњ°пњё/пњ· Expulsion of publication of the
Tarquinius; legal calendar
foundation of War with Pyrrhus
Republic First Punic War
? –
First dictatorship (of Second Punic War
Titus Larcius) Marcellus' capture of
пњґпњёпњ¶ Consulate (and Syracuse; death of
attempted coup) of Archimedes
Spurius Cassius; Defeat of Perseus of
executed the Macedon by Lucius
following year Aemilius Paullus at
пњґпњµпњґ Law of Aternius and Pydna
Tarpeius on п¬Ѓnes and пњ±пњµпњµ Carneades in Rome
sureties (Philosophers'
– Decemvirate; writing Embassy)
of Twelve Tables Third Punic War
пњґпњґпњ№ пњ±пњґпњ№
Consulate of Lucius Scipio Aemilianus
Valerius Potitus and military tribune in
Marcus Horatius Third Punic War;
Barbatus; restoration consulate of Manilius
of Republic First consulate of
пњґпњґпњµ Canuleian plebiscite Scipio Aemilianus
on intermarriage Sack of Carthage and
between patricians of Corinth
and plebeians Scipio Aemilianus'
пњґпњіпњ№ Spurius Maelius eastern embassy
killed by Gaius Consulate of Furius
Servilius Ahala for Philus; inquiry into
aiming at monarchy Mancinus' treaty
 Second consulate of of Sulla; Cicero's
Scipio Aemilianus travels to Greece and
пњ±пњіпњі Sack of Numantia Rhodes for study
Tribunate and death Cicero quaestor in
of Tiberius Gracchus Sicily
пњ±пњІпњ№ пњ·пњ°
Dramatic date of On First consulate of
Pompey and Crassus;
the Commonwealth
Death of Scipio restoration of full
– Tribunate of Gaius powers of tribunate
Gracchus Cicero aedile
пњ±пњІпњ± пњ¶пњ¶
Death of Gaius Cicero praetor
Gracchus Cicero consul;
пњ±пњ°пњ№ Exile of Lucius conspiracy of
Opimius for bribery Catiline and
in Jugurthine War execution of
пњ±пњ°пњ¶ Birth of Cicero conspirators
пњ±пњ°пњ° пњ¶пњ°
Tribunate and Formation of
murder of Appuleius; so-called First
exile of Metellus Triumvirate
Numidicus for (Pompey, Crassus,
refusing to swear an Caesar)
oath to support First consulate of
Appuleius' agrarian Caesar; transfer of
law Publius Clodius to
пњ№пњ№ Tribunate of Titius plebs
– 
Murder of Livius Tribunate of Publius
Drusus, followed by Clodius; Cicero sent
Social War into exile in March
пњёпњё пњµпњ·
Sulla's march on Cicero returns from
Rome and departure exile in September
to п¬Ѓght Mithridates; пњµпњ¶ Renewal of First
flight of Marius Triumvirate; Cicero
 Marius' march on warned not to oppose
Rome them
пњёпњ¶ пњµпњµ
Death of Marius Cicero writes On the
– Sulla's return; his Orator
dictatorship (–) Cicero composes On
and proscriptions the Commonwealth
– Retirement and death and On the Laws
 – Cicero composes the
Murder of Clodius by
Milo; sole consulate of bulk of his rhetorical
Pompey and philosophical works
– Cicero governor of (Brutus, Orator;
Cilicia ( July –  Consolation [lost],
June); return to Italy пњІпњґ Hortensius [lost],
November пњµпњ° Academica, On the
пњґпњ№ Outbreak of civil war Supreme Good and Evil,
between Caesar and Tusculan Disputations,
Pompey On the Nature of the
пњґпњё Defeat of Pompey at Gods, On Divination, On
Pharsalus; Cicero Fate, On Old Age, On
returns from Epirus to Friendship)
Brundisium Assassination of Caesar
пњґпњ· on пњ±пњµ March; Cicero
Cicero permitted by
delivers п¬Ѓrst Philippic
Caesar to return to
Rome in July against Antony in
пњґпњ¶ Defeat of Republicans September and
by Caesar at Thapsus composes On Duties
(N. Africa); suicide of Formation of Second
Cato Triumvirate (Antony,
Octavian, Lepidus) in
November; assassination
of Cicero on пњ·
Ancient works
Cicero's works
The Loeb Classical Library includes almost all Cicero's surviving works
(in many volumes, with facing Latin and English texts); there are more
recent (and better-annotated) translations of many of them. Of those
most relevant to On the Commonwealth and On the Laws, the speeches
delivered shortly after Cicero's return from exile may be found in Cicero:
Back from Exile, translated by D. R. Shackleton Bailey (Atlanta, пњ±пњ№пњ№пњ±);
the most important of these is On Behalf of Sestius delivered in пњµпњ¶. The
same translator's version of the Philippics (Chapel Hill, ) is also
excellent. Of Cicero's philosophical and rhetorical works, those most
relevant to On the Commonwealth and On the Laws include On the Orator,
On the Ultimate Good and Evil, Tusculan Disputations, On the Nature of the
Gods, On Divination, On Friendship, and On Duties. There is a Penguin
translation of On the Nature of the Gods by Horace McGregor and two
collections of relevant selections from a number of works in On the Good
Life and On Government (translated by Michael Grant; both Penguin).
The Aris and Phillips series contains annotated translations (with facing
Latin) of On Friendship and the Dream of Scipio by J. G. F. Powell, of
Tusculan Disputations Book пњ± and Books пњІ and пњµ by A. E. Douglas, and of
On Stoic Good and Evil (De п¬Ѓnibus bonorum et malorum Book пњі and
Paradoxa Stoicorum) by M. R. Wright. On Duties, translated by M. T.
Griffin and E. M. Atkins, is published in this series. The complete
translation of Cicero's correspondence by D. R. Shackleton Bailey (Let-
ters to Atticus and Letters to His Friends) has been allowed to go out of
print by Penguin in favor of Selected Letters; his complete translation of
the correspondence with Atticus is available now only in the seven-
volume edition (Cambridge –, with text, translation, and com-
mentary), while Letters to His Friends has been reprinted by the American
Philological Association (Atlanta, пњ±пњ№пњёпњё).
Other ancient works
Among Cicero's contemporaries, the works of Lucretius (De rerum
natura [On the Nature of Things]) and of Sallust (Conspiracy of Catiline
and Jugurthine War) are available in Penguin translations (and many
others); the biography of Cicero's friend Atticus by Cornelius Nepos is
translated with commentary by N. Horsfall in the Clarendon Ancient
History Series (Oxford, пњ±пњ№пњёпњ№).
For the philosophical background to On the Commonwealth and On the
Laws, the works of Plato and Aristotle are most important; of the former,
particularly the Republic (translated by G. M. Grube, revised by C. D.
Reeve: Hackett, пњ±пњ№пњ№пњІ), the Statesman (translated by J. Annas and R.
Waterfield: Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought, ),
and the Laws (tr. T. Saunders: Penguin, пњ±пњ№пњ·пњ°). Of Aristotle, most
relevant are the Politics (tr. S. Everson: Cambridge Texts in the History
of Political Thought, пњ±пњ№пњёпњё) and the Nicomachean Ethics (tr. D. Ross:
World's Classics, ). There is a valuable translation of Hellenistic
philosophical texts in A. A. Long and D. Sedley, The Hellenistic Philos-
ophers vol. пќ© (Cambridge, пњ±пњ№пњёпњ·); the Greek text appears in vol. пќ©пќ©. There is
a careful and well-annotated translation of Macrobius' Commentary on
the Dream of Scipio by W. H. Stahl (New York, пњ±пњ№пњµпњІ).
Of great importance for the historical and philosophical background to
On the Commonwealth is the Histories of Polybius, particularly Book пњ¶
(constitutional theory and early Roman history) and Book пњіпњ± (his conver-
sations with Scipio Aemilianus); aside from the Loeb edition, there is a
good translation by E. S. Shuckburgh (London, пњ±пњёпњёпњ№; repr. Blooming-
ton, ). Other accounts of early Rome, parallel to Cicero's narrative in
On the Commonwealth Book пњІ, are those of Livy and Dionysius of
Halicarnassus. The relevant portions of Livy are available in The Early
History of Rome, tr. A. De Selincourt (Penguin); for Dionysius the only
available translation is in the Loeb Classical Library.
The legal text most relevant to On the Laws is the fragments of the
Twelve Tables, now available in a new text with translation and full
commentary in M. Crawford et al., Roman Statutes (London, пњ±пњ№пњ№пњ¶). The
fragments are also available in E. Warmington (ed.), Remains of Old Latin
(пњґ vols., Loeb Classical Library), which also includes the fragments of
early poetry quoted by Cicero. The notes in this edition give references
to the collections of Crawford and Warmington, but it should be noted
that in the latter case both the text and the translation often differ
Modern works
For almost all subjects relevant to the texts in this volume, a brief
introduction will be found in The Oxford Classical Dictionary (пњіrd ed.,
пњ±пњ№пњ№пњ¶). The bibliography given here excludes almost all works written in
languages other than English, but for the study of On the Commonwealth
and On the Laws in particular some of the fundamental tools for research
are in German and (since they have been of great use in preparing this
volume) must be mentioned here. An essential guide to modern study of
On the Commonwealth is P. L. Schmidt, вЂ˜вЂ˜Cicero вЂ˜De re publica': Die
Forschung der letzten funf Dezennien,'' in Aufstieg und Niedergang der
romischen Welt, ed. H. Temporini and W. Haase, vol. пќ©.пњґ (Berlin and New
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Still doing "The Twist" after all these years, legendary rocker Chubby Checker, who turned 77 on Oct. 3, was named Casino Entertainer of the Year at the sixth annual Casino Entertainment Awards (CEA), presented at the just-concluded Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas.
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The CIA isn't supposed to brag about its successes, but it can take great pride in a Russian military court's decision to sentence Aleksandr Poteyev in absentia to 25 years in prison. Poteyev, a former colonel in Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service, tipped off the CIA in 1999 about 10 Russian sleeper agents who were planted in Cambridge, New York City, and northern Virginia to imitate plain-vanilla Americans and harvest information about US policy and weapons.
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Gas stations, car washes, funeral homes and hotels/motels, restaurants are common property types that creates unique challenges for appraisers, tax assessors and lenders. What makes these property types challenging for appraisers using traditional real estate appraisal techniques is that, unlike many traditional types of real estate, these small business properties sell as going concerns, with elements of personal property and often a business enterprise component. In other words, they sell as businesses that require the real estate that they are associated with, and the values of its components are intertwined with that real estate.
Additionally, in contrast to most traditional real estate assets, like office buildings and shopping centers, the income that supports the real estate for going concern properties is derived from business revenues, rather than from rent. It is the operating business that pays the mortgage and maintains the property.
According to USPAP, separating or allocating values to each component represent appraisals of each.
USPAP Standards Rule 1-4(g): When the scope of work includes an appraisal of personal property, trade fixtures or intangible items, competency in personal property appraisal (see STANDARD 7) or business appraisal (see STANDARD 9) is required.
RMS Commercial Group has provided appraisal services all over the United States for virtually all property types, and specializes in the allocation of assets for special purpose going concerns. real estate appraisals, business valuations and appraisals of machinery, equipment, and FF&E for a wide variety of situations, including movie theaters, car washes, hotels, B&B's, motels, restaurants, race tracks, special purpose manufacturing facilities, charter schools, marinas and golf courses.
"A going concern is an established and operating business with an indefinite future life. For certain types of properties, the physical real property assets are integral parts of an ongoing business." - "Only qualified practitioners should undertake these kinds of assignments, which must be performed in compliance with the appropriate professional standards. It may be necessary for a real estate appraiser to collaborate with a personal property appraiser or a business appraiser or both on such an assignment." Appraisal of Real Estate, 14th Ed. (p. 63 and 64)
"When the scope of work includes an appraisal of personal property, trade fixtures or intangible items, competency in personal property appraisal (see STANDARD 7) or business appraisal (see STANDARD 9) is required." USPAP, Standard Rule 1-4(g)
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Old Mill Along the Delaware
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I used to find such joy in watching my wife tie her shoes at the bottom of the stairs. Well, maybe not so much the act of her tying her shoes, but more so the response from Linus. Linus was our Bernese Mountain Dog of 5 years. He would just have to see her sit down and he jumped off his bed from the center of the room . And for anyone who is familiar with Bernese Mountain Dogs should know they don't really have a jump or for that matter the quickness that other dogs have, but most definitely give their entire hearts and efforts in all they do. He would gather all his enthusiasm, wag his tail and tromp over to my wife while his whole body moved side to side with excitement. He knew it was time to go walking. Everyday he and I would walk together, but weekends were special because "Mommy" would go with us.
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How do I connect my Amazon RDS database to my Amazon ECS tasks?
Last updated: 2019-08-02
My application is running as tasks launched by Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), and it can't communicate with the Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) database. How can I resolve this issue?
Verify your network configurations
To verify if a container instance can establish a connection to the database, complete the following steps, based on your type of container instances:
For Linux-based container instances:
1. Use SSH to connect to the container instance where your task is placed.
2. Run the following command, replacing test.cx40dfn3as4.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com and 3306 with the database endpoint and database port for the RDS database that you're connecting to:
$ telnet test.cx40dfn3as4.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com 3306
> Trying 172.31.122.28
> Connected to test. cx40dfn3as4.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
> Escape character is '^]'.
Important: Telnet isn't pre-installed on Amazon ECS-optimized Amazon Machine Images (AMIs). To install Telnet, run the sudo yum install telnet -y command.
For Windows-based container instances:
1. Use RDP to connect to the container instance where your task is placed.
2. Run the following command using either the Windows command prompt or Windows PowerShell, replacing test.cx40dfn3as4.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com and 3306 with the database endpoint and database port for the RDS database that you're connecting to:
$ telnet test.cx40dfn3as4.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com 3306
Important: Telnet isn't pre-installed on Amazon ECS-optimized Windows AMIs. To install Telnet, run the Install-WindowsFeature -Name Telnet-Client command using PowerShell (as administrator).
If the connection is established, a blank page appears.
If the connection isn't established and you receive "Connection Timed Out" or "Connect failed' errors, then complete the following steps:
1. Check if your attached security groups allow access to the RDS database by using the DescribeInstances API call, or by choosing the Description tab for your selected instance ID in the Amazon EC2 console.
Note: In the bridge and host networking mode, security groups attached to the container instance govern access to the database. In the awsvpc network mode, the security groups associated during the launch of the service or task govern access. Amazon ECS tasks share the subnet that belongs to the container instance regardless of the network mode.
Tip: As a best practice, create a security group that allows incoming traffic from the database port. Then, attach the security group to the database and container instance, or associate the security group with tasks based on awsvpc.
2. Check if the network access control lists (ACLs) and route table associated with the subnet allow access to the database.
Note: For more information, see Why can't I connect to a service when the security group and network ACL allow inbound traffic?
Verify the database connection parameters
1. In the environment section of your container definition, pass your environment variables as plaintext, or reference them from AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store or AWS Secrets Manager.
Note: An application uses parameters (such as database endpoint, database port, and database access credentials) to establish a connection with the database. These parameters are usually passed as environment variables to the task.
2. If the container in your task can establish a connection with the database, but can't authenticate due to incorrect connection parameters (such as database user name or database password), then reset your database password.
3. Remove any leading or trailing character spaces from your connection parameters.
Note: Syntax errors can result in a failed connection between your container and the RDS database.
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Monday, January 10, 2011
Squigglefly's Hearty Challenge!
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and here's what it looks like this morning
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We probably got about an inch and half. I wish it had been more, but I'll take what I can get!
Well, today is Squigglefly's new Design Team's first challenge on the blog and I'm playing along! This week it's Vicki's group and she challenged everyone to "Have A Heart" and use a heart on your project.
This is a pretty easy challenge since everyone is thinking Valentine's Day! I chose to use an image that is really a summer time image. Eline Pellinkhof's cute little Fishing Time rabbit turns into a Valentine when he catches a heart!
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I colored this with Copic markers and then glued a punched heart where the fish is. I printed the sentiment on my computer, cut it out in a heart shape and sponged around it with some Real Red ink.
Be sure to take a look at what the design team has done by visiting Squigglefly's Blog, and why not play along for a chance to win a free image?
I hope you have a wonderful Monday. I know Riley and I will - we're going to be playing in the snow! Thanks for looking!
21 comments:
- Tammy said...
Hooray for you and Riley to that you finally got your wish for snow.
Love your card. The coloring is wonderful and I love the background.
Enjoy your day in the snow!
- January 10, 2011 at 7:42 AM
Yay Holly!! You've got snow!! :) I'm sure you'll have "snow-much fun" with it!! *wink
I just ADORE your card sweetie!! That bunny is so cute and that heart-filled sentiment is just perfect!! I'm so happy that you've played along with us today girl!! Darling take on the challenge!! BIG HUGS
- January 10, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Nora said...
Darling card Holly!
You WISH you had more snow? Come up to see me in Utah - they don't call it the "greatest snow on Earth" for nothing! *LOL*
- January 10, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Stef H said...
is that it? 1-1/2" of snow??? sheesh... even the weather has been saying snow and ice for the south! still, you can keep it - pretty pictures tho'
and absolutely fabulous card!! love that background paper!
hugs :)
- January 10, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Becky said...
I hate snow! Unless it is on post cards. :)
Love the card this morning, such an adorable image and layout.
- January 10, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Niki said...
Come for a visit in Denver, we have 6" of snow, and 6 degrees this AM. The mountains and foothills are beautifu this AM, clean snow, wonderful clear blue sky.
It's great to live in Colorado!
- January 10, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- bumblebee creations said...
How cute Holly--glad you got some snow--I told you --I would share though!! We went from it all disappearing to getting tons of it back! I am obviously not quite as enthused about it as you are!!
- January 10, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Kim said...
this is so pretty!
- January 10, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- Mary Anne / MA54K said...
Enjoy that snow! Tomorrow will be our third round in a week. Not as thrilled here. Love this adorable fishing bunny! Too cute.
- January 10, 2011 at 12:59 PM
- freida said...
Will you believe we got 10"!!!!! I have never seen so much snow in my life! :) Molly had a ball....wouldn't run in it, just hopped! Oh she was so funny!
Your card is precious....what a great image and clever sentiment! Looks like I'll have to get started on my Valentines with the challenge....if our power holds out that is! That's the bad thing about snow down our way...our power lines don't like it too much!
Stay warm....gonna stay below freezing for a few days! Ugh!!!
- January 10, 2011 at 3:18 PM
- Sheri said...
Love your bunny! Come to Nebraska, we have about 7 inches and it is still snowing. Yuck!
- January 10, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Maria Matter said...
oh, I've been thinking of you after hearing about all the snow in your state on the news! We finally rec'd about 2 inches the other day...we were soooo excited to finally see some but now we want more! lol
adorable card holly! cute sentiment for this image!
hugs & blessings!
- January 10, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- Vicki said...
Holly I am so happy for you that you got snow!!! How pretty it is...I am a snow lover so I am JEALOUS! We have piles of dirty snow all over the place...all the snow on the ground has pretty much melted and we had close to 18 inches here! Oh well, there will be more I am sure! Ohhhh geez I got so excited about the snow, almost forgot to tell you how darling your card is! Perfect sentiment for that image...and a cute image!
- January 10, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- Rebecca said...
SNOW!!!! and I love your card - its sweeeet!
- January 10, 2011 at 5:21 PM
- Marlene said...
Adorable bunny card! Love the way you shaded that heart.
Boy, you've got as much snow as we've got!!!
- January 10, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- Patricia St Martin said...
I was wondering if you were going to get some of that snow. It will not stay to long. We are going to get some tonight. Love your bunny card.
- January 10, 2011 at 6:23 PM
msfreida got 10"?????? No fair...we got about an inch but I didn't go out and play in it...I stayed in and cooked, did that yesterday too. Not going to be very good for my waistline :/
Loved the cute little heart on the end of the line....I can't believe Valentine's Day is just around the corner!! Thanks for sharing, I hope to see a video of Riley playing in the snow :)
- January 10, 2011 at 6:36 PM
- Linda said...
We are not getting near the snow everyone is getting and I am happy. Sorry you didn't get as much as you wanted.
I love your adorable card. Another great idea Holly.
- January 10, 2011 at 6:46 PM
- Chris Olsen, Glowbug said...
How cute!! I just love the coloring of this adorable image! Beautiful design Holly!
- January 10, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- Dawn Frost said...
I LOVE your background paper! Very cute.
- January 10, 2011 at 9:59 PM
- Card Crazy said...
Darling card, love the paper. Glad that's your snow and not mine! Thx for playing at Squigglefly.
Sue S.
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A look at Day 2 of Adams County murder trial
Evening Sun crime reporter Kaitlin Greenockle recaps crime stories for the week of November 22-29, 2017.
Day 2 of an Adams County murder trial started at about 8:35 a.m. Wednesday.
Walter Mark Smith Jr., 45, allegedly beat his friend, Mitchell Jones, to death at a home in the first block of Chapel Road in Conewago Township on June 4, 2016.
Read: 9 witnesses testify in first day of Adams County murder trial
Read: 'Life got wrong real quick': Man charged with homicide in Adams Co.
Here is a look at what happened on Wednesday:
- Juror number 105 was dismissed because she didn't believe she could be impartial because there is a possibility that she might know the defendant's family.
- Conewago Township police officer Kevin O'Brien testified about his involvement in the case. He explained some of the statements that Smith stated to him while in his police car on June 4, 2016. Some statements included:
- "I love my cousin."
- "I'll make you eat your gun."
- Dr. Michael Johnson, who is a forensic pathologist, performed Jones' autopsy. He deemed the cause of death as multiple injuries and the manner of death a homicide. He stated in his testimony for the state that he does not believe the drugs and alcohol in Jones' system influenced his death.
- Cocaine, alcohol and marijuana were found in Jones' system, along with metabolites of those substances.
- Dr. John Shane, who is a pathologist, testified for the defense. He believes that the drugs and alcohol did play a role in Jones' death. Shane also believes that most of Jones' injuries were made after death.
- There were also two toxicologists who testified, one for the state and one for the defense. Dr. J Ward Donovan stated he would in no way expect death to occur with this combination of drug. Dr. Lawrence Guzzardi stated he believes the combination of drugs, alcohol and the fact that Jones' had other health issues influenced his death.
There will be three witnesses for the state heard Thursday and possibly witnesses for the defense, if they choose to call any.
Depending on timing, it is possible that the jury could begin deliberation as soon as Thursday afternoon, but definitely on Friday.
To report information on any of these individuals, call the Adams County Sheriff's Office at 717-337-9828.


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The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) in conjunction with the network of Education Centres organised a construction safety art/writing competition and book project for primary school children.
The Building Safety competition is now closed.
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Three crocodilian genomes reveal ancestral patterns of evolution among archosaurs
|15 December 2014
Although FB Rice Patent Attorney, Lee Miles, may have hung up his lab coat, he has maintained his involvement in the field of crocodilian genomics as an Honorary Associate at the University of Sydney and as a member of the International Union for Conservations of Nature - Species Survival Commission (IUCN-SSC) Crocodile Specialist Group. As part of an ambitious international collaboration, Dr Miles and colleagues decoded and analysed the genomes of three crocodilian species to gain insights into their evolution. The results of this study have been published in a December 12 special issue of Science in the article entitled 'Three crocodilian genomes reveal ancestral patterns of evolution among archosaurs'. The reconstructed genome of the common ancestor will be a valuable tool for investigating the evolution of the "archosaurs", the group that includes all dinosaurs, pterosaurs, birds, and crocodilians. For the full story: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/346/6215/1254449.full.pdf
|Science, crocodilian genomics, archosaurs, crocodile