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I usually find it notoriously difficult to buy gifts for other men. I don't know why. But for any Father who loves to cook, grill, or drink, great accessories for the kitchen, grill, and bar can make for perfect Father's Day gifts. Here are a few gifts that are sure to get your dad in a foodie mood this Father's Day.
This is a resourceful kitchen knife. It has a stunning look and its sleek yet tough design make it a perfect Father's Day gift for fathers who love to cook and entertain in the kitchen!
This innovative beer chiller would make a great gift for your dad, and it's a perfect way to start with the rather hot June weather. Simply freeze it until it's ready for use, and when he opens up his next beer, he can use the beer chiller to keep his favourite beverage colder for longer.
Get your father a handsome stainless steel grill set and barbecues at home will never be the same. This is an impressive 14-piece set from Cuisinart and it includes a chef's spatula, a silicone basting brush, grill tongs, a cleaning brush, and more.
If your father is a whisky lover, then a set of whisky stones makes a classy gift for him on any occasion. These grey sipping stones preserve the taste of any of his favorite drink. The stones keeps the drink cool without diluting it, like regular ice cubes do.
When a man becomes a Father, he says goodbye to the frozen food, junk and instant meals of his single days. There might really be no rules to eat like a man but if your father loves to cook (or wants to learn), Esquire's Eat Like a Man book cookbook is what he'll ever need.
Do you want fries with that? If your Father answers, "Yes" to that question every time, then this is the perfect kitchen gadget to add to his collection. This heavy duty fry cutter efficiently cuts potatoes into perfectly sized French fries.
Having a pizza peel is a dream come true for men who are savvy in the kitchen. This one is the perfect size and shape for making bread and pizza using a pizza stone.
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|Brad Schlegel
| Height
| 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
188 lb (85 kg)
| Washington Capitals
Calgary Flames
| July 22 1968,
Kitchener, ON, CAN
|NHL Draft
| 144th overall, 1988
Washington Capitals
|Pro Career
|1988 – 2007
Brad Wilfred Schlegel (born July 22, 1968 in Kitchener, Ontario) is a Canadian former ice hockey defenceman.
Drafted in 1988 by the Washington Capitals, he also played briefly for the Calgary Flames. Schlegel also played for the Canadian National Team for many years, and was part of the Canadian Men's Hockey Teams that played in the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympic Games, and won the Silver Medal both times.
He played junior hockey with the London Knights from 1986-88. In 1988 Schlegel joined the Canadian national men's hockey team. He played there for four years, including the 1992 Olympics.
Schlegel then spent three seasons in the pros, icluding the Capitals and Flames. He could not stick as a regular with either NHL team.
In 1994 he returned to the Canadian national men's hockey team for the 1994 Olympics.
In 1995, Schlegel began playing professional hockey in Austria and Germany. He continued in these two countries until his retirement in 2007.

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Mango daiquiri cocktail recipe with not only mango but fresh pineapple as well. You can drink this on any occasion whether summer or winter, spring or fall. This cocktail is timeless. So are you ready to learn how you can make mango daiquiri cocktail? Lets get started!
You can make this cocktail with all fresh pineapple and mango when they are in season but if you have these fruits in the freezer you can still make this cocktail.
Because you add the ice cubes and crunch them in the blender you get a smoothie like consistency. It turns into a creamy type consistency which taste really great.
Daiquiri is part of a number of cocktails that have rum, citrus and sugar as the main ingredients. This cocktail recipe is more than 100 years old.
These cocktails are:
- The Hemmingway Daiquiri
- Rum ranch
- The Mae Nam – Thai Daiquiri version
- El Presidente
- Havana Club Mojito
- Rum punch
- Piña colada
It is selected by the International Bartenders Association for the World Cocktail Competition in bartending. So lets see if we can make a winner cocktail.
Mango daiquiri cocktail ingredients
If you want to make this mango pineapple daiquiri recipe you need a couple of ingredients on your shopping list. Make sure you get the following ingredients:
- Bacardi rum
- Fresh pineapple
- Fresh or frozen mango
- Lemon juice
- Ice cubs
- Water
How to make mango daiquiri cocktail
When you start with this recipe mango daiquiri cocktail you begin to cut the pineapple. Cut the pineapple into for wedges (full length).
Preserve one of the wedges with the skin still on the pineapple so you can use it for decorative purposes.
Take one full length wedge and remove the skin and into wedge of half an inch thick. You need peel the pineapple and cut into wedges.
That is the hard part of this recipe. Take the ice cubs and put them in the blender. Make sure you have a blender that can crush ice cubes. Else it can break your blender.
Crush the ice cubes first. Then add all the ingredients to the blender and whizz it into a thick frozen mango daiquiri cocktail.
This takes no more than a minute. If the cocktail is to thick you can add a little bit of water. If you do not drink alcohol you can drink this neat.
Pour into two cocktail glasses. Add a slice of pineapple or mango to decorate your glass and you are ready to serve your cocktail.
Other cocktail recipes
If you like this recipe you will love these other cocktail recipes:
- Raspberry mojito your ultimate dream cocktail
- Tinto de Verano taste of summer
- Easy coconut sugar caipirinha
- Licor 43 cocktail
- How to make the perfect blueberry Mojito
- The easiest tequila sunrise
I hope you love this cocktail as much as I do. Have fun making this easy mango pineapple frozen daiquiri recipe! Made a recipe tag @thetortillachannel on Instagram or PIN on Pinterest.
Mango daiquiri cocktail
Today we make the mango daiquiri cocktail that we make with fresh pineapple and lemon but also Bacardi and lots of crushed ice.
- 4 ounces Bacardi rum
- 1 cup fresh pineapple, cubed
- 1 cup fresh or frozen mango
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 cup crushed ice
- 1/4 cup water
- pineapple wedges for garnish
- Cut the pineapple into for wedges (full length). Preserve one of the wedges with the skin still on for decorative purpose
- Remove the skin of the pineapple and slice until you have 1 cup
- Put the ice cubs in the blender and crush the ice
- Add all the ingredients to the blender and whizz it into a thick frozen mango daiquiri cocktail
- Pour in two cocktail glasses and decorate with a slice of pineapple or mango
Make sure you have a blender that can crush ice cubes. Else it can break your blender.
Nutrition facts
Calories: 120; Fat: 0.5g; Carbs; 23g; Protein: 1.2g;


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The Bosch GSB 21-2 RE Professional Impact drill is the most powerful tool in its class, for the toughest applications. The Bosch high-performance motor (1100W) with high torque for heavy duty applications is ideal for working with large diameters, whether it be drilling, working with core cutters or holesaws, screwdriving
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Newest eleaf sub ohm tank ello vate, 6 colors available, can hold 6.5ml e juice, comes with new HW-N and HW-M coil heads, which unprecedented vaping experience with ultra flavorful taste and huge clouds and have a longer lifespan. the HW-N coil head with net coil inside and HW-M with multihole coil inside, both of them heated more quickly and evenly than normal coils, the fast and easy refilling design allow vapers inject e juice easily and quickly, only slide the drip tip back and it reveals the fill port, the dual air inlets allow huge airflow for intense flavor and clouds.
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Gold Coast Brown Overcheck Harris Tweed Suit
Gold Coast Brown Overcheck Harris Tweed Suit
£150.00 – £599.00
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Gold Coast Brown Overcheck Harris Tweed Suit
This Gold Coast Brown Overcheck Harris Tweed Suit is the perfect men's ultimate tweed suit in a golden brown weave, beautifully crafted from the very finest Harris Tweed Yarn. Beautifully tailored by our experienced tailors, this timeless tweed suit is both comfortably practical in the field yet effortlessly smart with a shirt and tie when the occasion demands. A perfect jacket with innate style; the mark of impeccable good taste. Beautifully cut across the chest and under the arm, our tweed jackets are superbly handmade, expertly crafted to a modern slim finish and a pleasure to wear. A great ensemble for the modern man's wedding or a great addition to the quintessential gent's wardrobe.
For a casual look wear it with a pair of jeans or a classic chino.
- Choice Single or Double Breasted Front.
- Double Back Vent.
- Classic Waistcoat Design (If you want the waistcoat with lapels, please select that option).
- Functional Cuff Buttons.
- Golden brown base in a twill pattern.
- Authentic Harris Tweed
- 100% Wool
- Weight: 520GSM
- 100% Viscose Inner Lining.
PS: Mannequin dimensions are 97cm (38.19in) bust, 86.5cm (34in) waist, 99cm (39in) hips. Jacket and waistcoat size on the mannequin is 38R, Tailored Fit.
Please note that this suit is exquisitely handmade to order. Production time is 3 weeks. However, we recommend you allow up to 30 days for final delivery.
We are so confident you'll love that all purchases are protected by a 100% satisfaction, 30 Days Money Back Guarantee. If you order the wrong size or just not happy with the item – in any way – then just return it to us for a full refund.
Our aim is to provide you with the best suit in the best fit. We want you to be 100% happy with your purchase. Our Suits are exquisitely handmade to order. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
Our suits are carefully handmade to order and delivered to your doorstep within 30-35 days (Standard Sizes)/40-45 days (Made to Measure) through the best available courier service after your order being placed and payment cleared. If there are any delays, we will let you know.
We understand you sometimes can't wait to receive your suit, but our tailors need to take time and pay attention to detail in order to get you the best quality you pay for.
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SAN JACINTO: Woman in critical condition after struck by ambulance
SAN JACINTO — A woman who was struck by an ambulance while darting across a busy San Jacinto street was hospitalized with critical injuries Monday evening, Aug 21. The vehicle versus pedestrian traffic accident happened in the 600 block of S. State Street, north of W. 7th Street, in San Jacinto.
Deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff's San Jacinto Police Station responded to the major-injury traffic collision at 10:55 pm, after the ambulance crew and others called 911 to report the collision.
When deputies and other emergency first responders arrived at the scene, they found the two PMT medics providing medical aid and comfort to the seriously injured pedestrian, who was reportedly unresponsive at the scene before being transported. She had suffered major, traumatic injuries when she was struck by the ambulance, which is owned by Premier Medical Transportation – also known as PMT Ambulance.
According to their website, PMT Ambulance and Premier Medical Transportation is a non-emergency and ambulance transportation company that serves Riverside, Orange and San Bernardino Counties. Their clients typically include elderly and those who are gurney or wheelchair-bound.
AMR medics eventually transported the pedestrian to an area trauma center, where she remains in serious condition, Riverside Sheriff's Sergeant Radek Horkel explained in a written press release after the accident.
During their initial investigation, deputies determined the ambulance was traveling north on State Street in the number two lane when the pedestrian attempted to run across State Street.
As the woman ran from the west side of the street towards the east side, she ran directly into the path of the oncoming ambulance, at which time she was struck. The victim was not in or near a marked cross walk when she was hit by the ambulance.
The impact from the ambulance threw the victim about 30 feet and knocked her out of her shoes, which could be seen in the street for several hours after the collision.
The ambulance showed signs of moderate collision damage on the driver's side front grill and hood; however, it was not confirmed that the damage had been caused by the impact of the collision.
While officials investigated the incident, they called for the temporary closure of northbound State Street between 7th Street and N. Skovell Avenue. The roadway remained closed for about three hours, until officials concluded their initial investigation.
Officials have not stated how fast the ambulance was going at the time of the accident or if the ambulance crew had been transporting a patient when the collision happened. They have also not yet specified if alcohol or drug intoxication were believed to be factors in the accident.
The PMT Ambulance was later towed from the scene of the accident.
Officials investigating the cause of the collision have requested that anyone with additional information or who witnessed the incident to contact the San Jacinto Police Department at 951-487-7352. Callers can refer to incident file number I172330090 and can remain anonymous.
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Trevor spent 10 years in the U.S. Army as an Orthopedic Specialist before joining the Riverside County Sheriff's Department in 1998. He was medically retired after losing his leg and breaking his back in an off-duty accident.
During his time with the sheriff's department, Trevor worked at several different stations, including Robert Presley Detention Center, Southwest Station in Temecula, Hemet/Valle Vista Station, Ben Clark Public Safety Training Center and Lake Elsinore Station, along with other locations.
Trevor's assignments included Corrections, Patrol, DUI Enforcement, Boat and Personal Water-Craft based Lake Patrol, Off-Road Vehicle Enforcement, Problem Oriented Policing Team and Personnel/Background Investigations. He finished his career while working as a Sex Crimes and Child Abuse Investigator and was a court-designated expert in child abuse and child sex-related crimes.
Trevor has been married for more than 26 years and was a foster parent to more than 60 children over 13 years. He is now an adoptive parent and has 13 children and 13 – soon to be 14 – grandchildren.


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Information You Can Use When It Comes To Jewelry
Jewelry is always a great gift that will be kept and cherished forever. Too many gifts have a limited time to be used and will be discarded eventually but never jewelry. Inexpensive jewelry can be the perfect gift to commemorate special events. This article can help you to make great choices when it comes to buying jewelry.
Make sure you don't wear your fine jewelry all of the time. When you are performing housekeeping tasks or washing your hands with soapy water, remove your jewelry. Swimming in a pool is another great reason for you to remove your fine jewelry to keep it safe. Everyday harsh chemicals can severely damage fine jewelry, sometimes ruining it beyond repair.
When choosing jewelry for an outfit, think about not only what color or colors your clothes are, but also what color your jewelry is. If you're wearing a necklace on a silver chain, …


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Light Painting - Kirstyn Ceane Photography
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This may be new to some of you but I find it incredibly fun! All these photos are made by playing with light and objects in a night time setting. A lot of these I shot but my friends got to create the designs!
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Sanita Women's Vegan Prof. Miss Clog
Let nature flourish this season with Sanita's vegan print featured on Miss. Fully orthopedic and ideal for those who want a comfortable yet stylish shoe!
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Material: Printed Fabric
Heel Height: 1.75 in
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Director: David Van Gaasbeek
Canal Fulton Players
Community Theatre
By: Tom Smith
Show Description:
Children of all ages up through 99 years will enjoy this production as Kris Kringle, a sweet elderly old man, teaches Susan, Doris, Fred and many others the true meaning of Christmas. This production will entertain long after the curtain falls.
Staff and Cast:
Robert Parenti as Kris
Courtney Hardy as Doris
Sean Wirfel as Fred
Anginae Buckner as Susan
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Reviewed by Catherine Brown
The hilarious and heart-warming 'Legally Blonde' is currently at the Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent as part of a national tour. The fun musical comedy, which doesn't take itself too seriously, has extremes of pink and ditzy combined with more subtle messages about sexism and prejudice.
Based on the popular 2001 film starring Reese Witherspoon, 'Legally Blonde' originally came from a novel by Amanda Brown. It tells the story of American sorority girl Elle Woods (played by Lucie Jones) who attempts to win back her ex-boyfriend Warner by getting a law degree. More known for her love of everything pink and her Chihuahua 'Bruiser', Elle surprises everyone to show that we shouldn't judge a book by its cover.
It was great to see that the script includes lots of lines from the original film, along with music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin. The show is full of catchy tunes and comedic moments while also demonstrating how we should make choices for ourselves rather than being guided by others. Throughout the night the talented cast demonstrated tremendous energy – particularly during a tricky scene involving illuminated skipping ropes.
My favourite character was Emmett Forrest, played by David Barrett, who encouraged Elle to believe she has every right to be taken seriously. Some of the funniest lines came from Rita Simmons, playing salon owner Paulette – although the biggest giggle from the audience was for her dog Rufus, who appeared to be a reluctant cast member. Although a little understanding of the American university and law system was required, help came in a simple glossary as part of the programme.
The Regent Theatre is in the Hanley area of the city, which is easy to get to with plenty of nearby parking. As always, the staff were warm and welcoming and we had a great view from the circle seats. The piano bar is a perfect place to have pre-show or interval drinks, while the main foyer also stocks a variety of refreshments.
While finding some of the characters and lines a little 'too blonde' for my liking, I would still give this show a 4/5 rating.
Rating: 4/5
Tickets cost from £15 to £45.50 (booking fees may apply).
Legally Blonde the Musical is at the Regent Theatre in Stoke from 12-17 March 2018, for more information or to book tickets visit www.atgtickets.com/regent-theatre or call the box office on 0844 871 7649.
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I finally took my Pilot out for its first real ride yesterday. The weather was warm (low 60's Fahrenheit), sunny, and very windy. It was so windy that I felt like I could get knocked over a couple of times.
I didn't get a start until 6:00, so I was afraid that I would be riding out in the dark by the time I got home. Why didn't I get out sooner? Well, I had to eat dinner, swap out the trainer tire on the back with a road tire, fill both tires with the appropriate amount of air, attach my portable pump (which requires completely removing a water cage), attach my lights, and change. However, the headlamp bracket doesn't fit on the oversized handlebars. Since I had already put on about 575 miles before my first outdoor ride, I had already decided to stop at the local Trek Bicycle shop to get an adjustment. So it made sense to also shop for a new light (they don't seem to sell just the brackets). With my bike ready, my bicycling clothes on, and a destination in mind, I was ready to venture out into traffic for the first time in six months.
Mind you, this is the first time I've been in traffic with my Pilot. That means that I had never been on the streets with either the drop handlebars or the SPD-SL-style cycling shoes until now. Clicking into the pedals takes some time to figure out; now there's something I could've practiced on the trainer last winter. So stopping didn't seem to be a problem; going wasn't so bad, since I keep at least one foot clicked in anyway. But I still need to get used to clicking in while moving.
Another thing I had to get used to was shifting. Sure, I shifted indoors all winter, but it seems different when you have cars whizzing by, the wind whipping at your side, and an actual road (complete with ruts and potholes)underneath you. Plus, my hybrid didn't have as many gears as my road bike. But once I got going and started off on one of the nearby trails, I was able to better figure out the gears.
I started off on a trail going east so I could get around a busy freeway intersection. But I just wanted to see how well I had adjusted after an entire winter on the trainer, so I kept east. I made it to one slight slope and realized that the wind blowing from the south (with no barrier) was already beating me mentally. So I turned around and headed back west towards an outlet onto a side road. I traveled the north on the side road up towards major traffic.
After getting into major traffic and heading west, I followed the traffic through another busy intersection. Fortunately, this major road has marked bicycle lanes; unfortunately, it's also under some road work. After passing the major intersection, I traveled a block before turning north onto another side road, then west along a residential road.
The trip west towards the store got me back in traffic and heading right to the front of the store without incident. However, I remember seeing an SUV at one freeway off-ramp inching forward, thinking as I rode through, "please see me, please see me." The driver did, and I made my way through as fast as I could, finally getting to my destination after a couple of quick turns.
At the bike shop, I had my Pilot looked over. Apparently, everything was adjusted properly. But I was concerned about riding in dusk, so I checked out bike lights (as I mentioned earlier, my old light doesn't fit on the oversized handlebars). I bought a Cateye light that needs recharging, and sure enough it was dead when we attached it. But at least I was legal.
I then stopped at the store where I work part-time (it's across the parking lot). Since I had this box with parts for the light, I decided to drop it off with my fiance… yeah, she wasn't happy about me buying a new light. And a couple of my coworkers weren't exactly thrilled about seeing me in cycling shorts.
I then headed back home. Now I had to travel east, then south. Yes, south, into the wind. Needless to say, I pretty much felt like I had ridden twice as hard as I was used to. Then again, I hadn't ridden in those conditions since October. It's enough to drain you, both physically and mentally. As I rolled into the parking lot at home, I revelled in the fact that I was home. Just a ride that would typically take me about 10 minutes ended up lasting 20 (and felt like 30). And the weather forecast for the next day was for warmer weather, but just as windy. It's almost enough for an average person like me to wait for a less windy day to get out again.


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Eric Knuth, Ph.D., has been a professor in the UT Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the College of Education since the Fall of 2017 and recently accepted the position of Director of the STEM Center. He also is a fellow in the Elizabeth Shatto Massey Endowed Chair in Education.
Knuth came to UT from the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Department of Curriculum & Instruction where he worked with the nation's largest education research center, the Wisconsin Center for Education Research (WCER). He also brings extensive research experience, having served as a principal or co-principal investigator on 15 federally-funded grants and received approximately $22 million in research funding. Knuth's primary interest concerns the meaningful engagement of students in mathematical practices, particularly related to algebraic reasoning and mathematical argumentation (justifying and proving).
Knuth plans to draw on his experiences at WCER in helping to expand the STEM Center's research portfolio as well as to enhance its national visibility. He also sees the Center playing an important role in providing research-based professional development and outreach for improving the teaching and learning in STEM disciplines for all students.
"I am excited for the opportunity to direct the STEM Center, and to continue efforts to make it a leading center for research in STEM education. The Center has a rich tradition of excellence with respect to STEM education and I look forward to working with Center faculty, graduate students, and staff in continuing and building upon that tradition of excellence."


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Software-defined networking or SDN is gaining momentum as a connectivity solution across the enterprise landscape. However, the SDN vendor market has quickly become crowded in response to the increase in enterprise adoption. New providers and disruptive new SDN products and services continue to emerge, leaving IT leaders with an overwhelming array of choices. It's important to first have a firm grasp of what SDN is, what it can do for your company, and how to approach vendor selection.
Defining SDN
SDN is an overarching term that encompasses several technologies working together to make a network more agile and flexible. A software defined network architecture separates the control plane from the data plane, allowing for more simplified network management and for quicker adaptability to ever-changing business requirements.
SDN deploys applications used to manage data and security. Enter SD-WAN. Many businesses with multiple locations and/or fast growth trajectories are seizing upon SD-WAN as an affordable, flexible and efficient transport method for connecting sites and spinning up new locations.
Advantages of SD-WAN
One key advantage of SD-WAN is that it provides a centralized view of the entire network. SD-WAN expedites service delivery time and gives a network more agility.
Another benefit is security. The SD-WAN controller provides the user with a central control point for managing security and policy information. If implemented properly, the administrator can deploy SDN applications to manage security across the entire organization.
Finally, SD-WAN can potentially lower operating costs. SD-WAN allows you to comparison shop for internet providers, in stark contrast to MPLS where you are locked-in with one provider who procures and manages your entire network for you. For more information about what's involved in sourcing DIA for SD-WAN, read our white paper.
For a full breakdown of how an SD-WAN implementation would affect your business, listen to our podcast with special guest Raj Lincoln, Director of Business Development at LNK Group. Raj highlights the good, the bad, and the unknowns surrounding SDN and SD-WAN as well as how to design a solution that suits your needs.


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Diversity + Proximity = War update (the hits (to the Narrative) just keep on coming!): Cities in the predominately White hold-out of the Midwest have the highest social capital scores. Diverse cities the lowest.
While entertainment, climate and recreation are no doubt important considerations for many people, there are many other location-related factors that influence quality of life. Social capital, for example, is rarely factored into the various indexes that rank and rate cities according to their quality of life.
As the World Bank defines it, "social capital refers to the institutions, relationships, and norms that shape the quality and quantity of a society's social interactions." In other words, social capital looks at community relationships and social cohesion. People living in places with high levels of social capital are likely to feel more connected to their local community and less isolated from their surroundings, while the opposite is true in places with low levels of social capital.
Generally, people build social capital through their participation in organizations and institutions. Examples may include attending religious services, volunteering at a special interest organization, joining a sports league or any other activity in which people can build a common bond or share a common goal. Social capital, therefore, is not necessarily a reflection of "quality of life" as many city planners understand the concept. While a community may have a high number of nice cafes and art galleries, they do not necessarily improve an individual's quality of life if he or she holds no personal or emotional attachment to them.
Richard Florida BTFO.
According this index, the places with the highest social capital scores are mostly Midwestern cities where "quality of life" scores based on nightlife and natural amenities are lowest. These cities mostly have small, relatively homogenous populations. By contrast, many of the smaller, ethnically diverse cities in Texas, Arizona and California, as well as many cities in the smaller cities in the Southeast are at the bottom of the list in terms of social capital. Joining them near the bottom are large auto-dependent cities like Phoenix, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Houston.
Diversity is our lonesomeness. Homogeneity is our tight communal bonds. But, hey, you can get a Korean taco in your favorite Diversitopia to eat your despair!
No one but a virtue sniveling White liberal would be surprised (or pretend to be surprised) to learn that ethnic and racial homogeneity — that is, genetic closeness — buttresses stronger, healthier communities because people feel more at ease with those who are similar to themselves. Diversity isn't a strength at all, unless you're a globosouled bugman whose religion is your Faceborg quest for Likes and whose patron saint is your iPhag.
The article notes that for those who want to strike a balance between consumerist amenities, natural beauty, and social connectedness, the Pacific Northwest is the place for you.
In addition, small- and medium-sized cities in the Pacific Northwest and the Intermountain West offer a good balance between social capital and quality of life concerns. These cities have both the physical and social infrastructure to help people enjoy their community while also building the sort of emotional attachment required for long-term civic health.
Unfortunately, the PNW is also loaded down with the worst shitlib Whites in the country, a veritable outpost of soylandia uptalkers and bluehair fatties. You have to get away from the coast before people start resembling normal, sexually dimorphic humans again.
PS I've added this research to the Diversity + Proximity = War Reference List on the front page of the blog, bringing the total number of linked, lib-triggering studies to forty-three.


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The Hellscreamers are a group of elite warriors of G'valt formerly led by the fearsome Una Strongsong. They earned their name through their battle tactics, which consist of debilitating their foes with a terrible high-pitched scream before charging in to finish them off. The power of their voice is such that it can not only be used to damage foes, but also to propel themselves into the air, making them formidable, agile adversaries.
The Hellscreamers were tasked by the Corrupter to kill the Provokers in Stone Rift, but they were defeated, and Aerdon Saroscient killed Una Strongsong after the battle.
The Provokers encountered them again in the hut of Emory Suresteel.
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Software Innovations to Enable High Performance Computing
SESSION: Expanding use of HPC
EVENT TYPE: Exhibitor Forum
Presenter(s):Chris Maher
ABSTRACT:High Performance Computing users, whether in mainstream or cutting edge environments, are focused on strategically investing in an IT infrastructure to drive research, analytics, modeling or development activities. Software technologies are critical to unlocking the value of these high performance environments. HPC software must include innovations that cross heterogeneous platforms, and address parallel application development, systems and resource management, system utilization and I/O management. In this presentation, Chris Maher, IBM Vice President HPC Development, will describe the critical IBM software innovations that will enable rapid set-up and deployment of new HPC infrastructures, facilitate greater utilization of HPC infrastructure assets, optimize infrastructure for data intensive workloads, and exploit large scale systems via easier parallel programming techniques and simplified multi-platform HPC application development.
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Chris Maher - IBM
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"Comparing actual selling prices though, the market has not dropped. For example the last property sold for $300,000 and this one also sells for $300,000 (but was originally on the market for $360,000). In actual fact there is no crash at all. The public make a mistake when they read price reductions in advertisements to mean that actually selling prices are also reducing."
You have only described Phase I of a crash.
In Phase II, the speculation premium disappears from buyers' willingness-to-pay, as they become aware that those anticipated 20% YOY gains you refer to were a mirage. At that point, the real air goes out of the prices, and valuations adjust downwards from where they were at the height of the boom when anticipation of untold future riches artificially inflated valuations.
In Phase III, the drop in price from Phase II comes to light, and the downward movement in prices gets taken into consideration, setting off a tail-chasing correction of valuations back to fundamental levels or lower.
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Employees from a phone book company operated by a man who filed for bankruptcy in October are selling ads to small business owners in Rankin and Madison counties. And money is being collected for ads for new phone books that will likely never be distributed or printed.
Rankin County books were supposed to be distributed in June but have still not been delivered due to nonpayment to the printer. The phone books' printer, Utah-based Liberty Press, still holds 45,000 Rankin County books in its warehouse. Gulf States paid for 1,700 Rankin County books in spring 2009, which the company has distributed sparingly to stall angry customers who have inquired about books.
Gulf States has produced Metro West Jackson and Rankin and Madison county phone books for years.
Pure Air Consultants in Ridgeland wrote a check for $1,200 to Gulf States in January for their balance on advertising in the Rankin book. Employee Jennifer Sanders contacted Gulf States ad salesman James Garner early this month about distribution of the books. Garner was "extremely rude and defensive" and told Sanders that directories had been distributed and that she was welcome to come by the office to pick one up, she said. Garner told her that ad representatives were too busy selling ads for the upcoming Madison County book to handle her request personally, Sanders said.
A Rankin County Chamber of Commerce, listed in the Rankin book as a center with "free copies available" was promised books in September, requested copies in November and has yet to receive any. A chamber representative who called Gulf States again early this month asking for books said the receptionist told her the company was mailing books to business individually but the company's postage machine had just run out of ribbon.
The Flowood Chamber of Commerce received 20 books in November upon request. An advertiser who did not wish to be named said he received a few books in November after numerous phone calls to the Gulf States office and is angry that books have not been distributed to the public.
An amended complaint filed in November in Madison County Chancery Court requested that Gulf States Directory Company, along with Chris Evans' other companies, be barred from business activities. The judge did not rule on the motion, however, before the case was transferred to federal district court, where it now awaits transfer to bankruptcy court with the rest of the Evans case.
Mississippi Valley Title Insurance Company (MVT) has accused Chris Evans and his brother Charles Evans Jr. of running a commercial real estate Ponzi scheme that has done $40 million in damages to Mississippi banks. Numerous banks have sought to recover their defaulted loans from MVT, which insured them. MVT is one of 60 creditors seeking money from Evans in bankruptcy court. Charles Evans Jr. was an approved attorney of MVT and issued title insurance policies on behalf of the company.
Chris Evans and entities under his control owned properties in Madison, Desoto and Harrison counties as well as in the state of Texas. Alleged fraudulent activities began as early as 2003.
In its lawsuit, MVT alleges the Evans brothers repeatedly defrauded MVT and banks by using companies they controlled to borrow funds from lenders using various parcels of land as collateral, when the title to the collateral was not owned by the entity obtaining the loan.
NOTE: Small business owners may call Meredith Aldridge at (601) 359-4230 at the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division to submit complaints regarding unscrupulous business practices and scams.
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Official video of "Great Game" released (video)
Narek from Greater Hayk, Iveta Mukuchyan, Roland Gasparyan and Hayk Karapetyan together with Vivarobet and the Dilijan beer have released a summer surprise song called "Great Game" for all football fans. It can confidently become the Armenian anthem of this summer and the World Cup. The summer tones of the song, bright colors of the music video and the special atmosphere lead to the great football and great victories. Enjoy the main event of the summer in good music.


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- Square Feet: 1,723 sqft
- Year Built: 2014
On 2 Lots! 2014 CBS 3B/2B 1700 SF Ground level home with Garage. Easy living, no stairs! Open floor plan with Cathedral Ceilings and Tile floors. Island Kitchen with Granite Counters & Wood Cabinetry. Split floor plan with spacious Main Bedroom Suite. Impact Doors & Windows. Plenty of outdoor space on 2 lots with room to park your water-toys. Lots of fruit trees and landscaping for privacy. Home Owners park just minutes away with Boat Ramp and temporary dockage, beach area & huge Tiki. This home looks like brand new come see for yourself!
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Department of Justice is now the Department of Communities and Justice. Find out more >
Neil Donnelly, Patricia Menéndez and Nicole Mahoney
Crime and Justice Bulletin no. 181
Sydney, NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, December 2014
Release Date: 19 February 2015
Media release, full report [pdf, 567kb]
This paper analyses police, liquor licensing and socio-demographic data to investigate whether the number of locations where alcohol is sold is associated with rates of assault and violence in various NSW Local Government Areas. It discusses the effect of concentrations of liquor licences on domestic and non-domestic assault rates.
Aim: To investigate the relationship between liquor licence concentrations and assault rates in Local Government Areas (LGAs) in New South Wales.
Method: Police, liquor licensing and socio-demographic data were analysed. Spatial regression analyses were conducted to measure associations between liquor licence concentrations and domestic violence (DV) and non-domestic violence (non-DV) assault rates.
Results: The concentration of hotel licences in an LGA, particularly at higher density levels, was strongly predictive of both DV and non-DV assault rates. A similar, but slightly weaker, association was found for the concentration of packaged licences and DV and non-DV assault rates. On-premises concentrations also predicted DV and non-DV assault rates at the LGA level but, unlike hotel concentration effects, in this case there was no evidence of stronger effects at higher density levels. A significant relationship between DV assault rates and the concentration of clubs was also found, but the association between the concentration of clubs and the non-DV assault rate was not as strong.
Conclusion: Regulatory authorities should be concerned about increases in liquor outlet density. In particular, increases in the density of hotels above 2 per 1,000 residents are of greater concern than increases in the density of premises with other types of liquor licence.
Keywords: assault, violent crime, alcohol, liquor licence concentrations, linear regression, spatial autocorrelation, simultaneous autoregressive (SAR) models


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THIS IS WHY WE LOVE TRUMP: Trump talks about the Greatest U.S. economy under his presidency
In a series of tweets, Trump said
"trillions of dollars have been created for the U.S. and the stock market is up over 50%."
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 2, 2019
He then quoted political commentator Steve Hilton, who said unemployment hit a 50 year low this year, and the U.S. has seen the lowest ever African American and Hispanic unemployment.
Trump Economics. With President Trump, Tariffs are bringing companies back to the USA like he said they would! @SteveHiltonx
To be honest, many great words have been spoken about our Independence Day. It would be a sin to not reuse such words. Today I will borrow these words of the past by great patriots, including one local man our previous Sherriff BJ Barnes.
Fourth of July speeches, as John Adams predicted in 1776, tent to be "with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires and illuminations from one end of this continent to the other."
On the 4th of July President Donald Trump … See More will deliver such a presidential address during the "Salute to America" celebration at the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, I hope the world listens.
Just 2 days later a number of brave men and women will face the hate of domestic terror groups such as Antifa in order to Demand Free Speech, I will be one of those individuals.
We do this because we believe in the Liberty granted to us by brave men who came before us.
Liberty does not consist, my fellow-citizens, in mere general declarations of the rights of man. It consists in the translation of those declarations into definite action.
Have you ever read the Declaration of Independence or attended with close comprehension to the real character of it when you have heard it read?
If you have, you will know that it is not a Fourth of July oration. The Declaration of Independence was a document preliminary to war. Those were grim days, the days of 1776. Those gentlemen did not attach their names to the Declaration of Independence expecting a holiday on the next day, and that 4th of July was not itself a holiday. They attached their signatures to that significant document knowing that if they failed it was certain that every one of them would hang for the failure. They were committing treason against England in the interest of the liberty of 3,000,000 people in America.
All the rest of the world was against them and gave cynical smiles at their audacious undertaking. Do you think that if they could see this great Nation now they would regret anything that they then did to draw the gaze of a hostile world upon them?
The most patriotic man, ladies and gentlemen, is sometimes the man who goes in the direction that he thinks right even when he sees half the world against him. It is the dictate of patriotism to sacrifice yourself if you think that that is the path of honor and of duty.
First President to go into North Korea. Yet some say it means nothing.
First President to bring China back in line by making them pay tariffs and bringing billions back to America, but some say it is not enough, he is putting us in danger.
Having meaningful talks with both our friends and our enemies making it clear he is putting his country before theirs, as it should be.
The best economy in the world, yet some give him no credit.
Best job growth for everyone, black, brown and white, yet some call him a racist.
Some have tried to bring false witness against him and when proven wrong, refuse to believe it.
Every idea must be started by somebody, and it is a lonely thing to start anything. Yet if it is in you, you must start it if you have a man's blood in you and if you love the country that you profess to be working for.
Do not blame others if they do not agree with you. Do not die with bitterness in your heart because you did not convince the rest of the world, but die happy because you believe that you tried to serve your country by not selling your soul.
The task to which we have constantly to readdress ourselves is the task of proving that we are worthy of the men who drew this great declaration and know what they would have done in our circumstances. Patriotism consists in some very practical things—practical in that they belong to the life of every day, that they wear no extraordinary distinction about them, that they are connected with commonplace duty. The way to be patriotic in America is not only to love America but to love the duty that lies nearest to our hand and know that in performing it we are serving our country.
I'm proud to be an American and proud of my flag and my country. Which one are you, some or other. The world is becoming more complicated every day, my fellow-citizens. No man ought to be foolish enough to think that he understands it all. And, therefore, I am glad that there are some simple things in the world.
Before the coming 4th celebration, stage your own revolution.
Call your local board of elections and if you are a Democrat, change to a Republican or independent.
You can still, vote for whoever YOU want and should.
Your change may send the message these Antifa, Domestic Terrorist, Socialist-leaning groups.
Not in my America!
It's simple to do and will be like dumping your own bale of tea into the Boston Harbor.
I leave you with this. God Bless America.
With Peace In North Korea And China Trade Deals, Don't You Think It's Time Trump Got A Nobel Peace Prize?
Fox News Exclusive: Trump tells Tucker Carlson he's optimistic about trade deal with China, slams Big Tech bias
President Trump expressed optimism about a possible trade deal between his administration and Chinese President Xi Jinping,during an interview with Tucker Carlson set to air Monday night on Fox News. Trump had met with Xi during the G20 summit in Osaka and … See More described the meeting as "excellent" before saying the two countries were "back on track." "We had a very good meeting," thepresident said. "He wants to make a deal. I want to make a deal. Very big deal, probably, I guess you'd say the largest deal ever made of any kind, not only trade."
Trump sat down with Carlson during the president's trip, which included stops in Osaka, Japan, for the G20 summit, and a first-of-its kind visit by a U.S. president to North Korea, meeting with dictator Kim Jong Un at the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), which Carlson witnessed. During the interview, the president also ripped alleged biases from Big Tech, which includes Facebook, Google and Twitter, saying, " They were totally against me. I won … They fought me very hard. I mean, I heard that and they're fighting me hard right now."
TUNE IN: Don't miss Tucker Carlson's exclusive interview with President Trump tonight on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" at 8 p.m. ET
Trump and Kim agree to revive talks on nuke problem in historic visit, but what's next?
President Trump made history this weekend by becoming first sitting U.S. president to set foot in North Korea when he took 20 steps into the Hermit Kingdom. The event in the Demilitarized Zone also included a roughly 50-minute meeting behind closed doors, the first face-to-face sit-down between the two since their failed summit in Hanoi in February. The two leaders have agreed to revive talks on North Korea's nuclear program, with Trump saying "speed is not the object" and "we're looking to get it right."
The president's critics, especially Democrats looking to run against him in 2020, are skeptical and have called the latest meeting between Trump and Kim another elaborate photo-op and accused the president of "coddling" dictators. Other critics have wondered whether Trump will ever reach an actual deal with Kim, noting that nothing of substance was achieved in their previous two meetings. Still, Harry J. Kazianis, director of Korean Studies at the Center for the National Interest,wonders whether Trump's unconventional diplomatic approach to North Korea is worthy of a Nobel Prize. Stay tuned.
Kudlow: No 'amnesty' for Huawei
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Sunday tamped down expectations of a quick resolution of the U.S.-China trade dispute, adding that President Trump's decision to let Chinese telecom giant Huawei buy some additional U.S. products is "not a general amnesty." Trump announced Saturday that U.S. suppliers will be allowed to sell components to Chinese telecom giant Huawei following talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Kudlow said Trump's move does not mean the administration no longer regards Huawei as a surveillance agency of the Chinese Communist Party. Still, U.S. stock futures jumped ahead of Monday's open as investors reacted to the progress between the U.S. and China at the G20 Summit.
Fox News Exclusive: Friends of Utah student say suspected killer was 'hunting for women'
In a Fox News exclusive interview, friends of the University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck said Sunday they believe the suspect arrested in her disappearance and murder was "hunting for women." Lueck, 23, disappeared after police said she met with the suspectidentified as 31-year-old Ayoola Ajayi, who was arrested and charged with aggravated murder Friday. The student met with Ajayi around 3 a.m. on June 17 near a park in Salt Lake City after she had been dropped off by a Lyft driver, according to police. "There's a lot of people that say she deserved this because she put herself in this situation and we don't officially know that," Kennedy Stoner, a sorority sister and friend of Lueck's, told Fox News in an exclusive interview on Sunday. Follow the latest developments on this story on FoxNews.com.
Many 2020 Dems on the chopping block
The Democratic Party's crowded field of 2020 presidential candidates could quickly shrink as more than half of the contenders are in real danger of failing to meet tougher requirements to participate in the fall round of debates. Short on support and money and bound by tough party rules, once soaring politicians may soon be seen as also-rans. They include: Julian Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Obama who is trying to capitalize on his strong debate performance last week; Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, one of her party's most outspoken feminists; and Sen. Cory Booker, who first rose to stardom as the energetic mayor of Newark, N.J. Of the 20 candidates who qualified for the first round of debates in June and July, just six right now are sure to appear in the September-October round, when the Democratic National Committee requires participants to hit 2 percent in multiple polls and 130,000 individual donors. – Associated Press
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Billionaire Bernie Marcus to donate majority of fortune, support Trump for re-election.
'Avengers: Endgame' narrows gapto break highest-grossing film record following re-release.
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Find Out Which College Bowl Games Will Air on 600 ESPN El Paso
600 ESPN El Paso is your home for the college football bowl season. It starts in December 19 with the New Mexico Bowl and it ends with the National Championship game on January 11. In total 18 games will air on 600 ESPN El Paso and here's the lineup of the games that will be airing.
Sat 12/19/15
New Mexico Bowl: Arizona vs New Mexico, 12 p.m.
Sat 12/26/15
St. Petersburg Bowl: UCONN vs Marshall, 9 a.m.
New Era Pinstripe Bowl: Indiana vs Duke, 1:30 p.m.
Foster Farms Bowl: UCLA vs Nebraska, 7 p.m.
Mon 12/28/15
Military Bowl: PITT vs Navy, 12:30 p.m.
Tue 12/29/15
Texas Bowl: LSU vs Texas Tech, 7 p.m.
Wed 12/30/15
Birmingham Bowl: Auburn vs Memphis, 10 a.m.
Holiday Bowl: USC vs Wisconsin, 6 p.m.
Thu 12/31/15
Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl: Houston vs Florida St., 10 a.m.
CFP Semi Orange Bowl: Oklahoma vs Clemson, 2 p.m.
CFP Semi Cotton Bowl: Michigan St. vs Alabama, 6 p.m.
Friday 1/1/16
Rose Bowl: Stanford vs Iowa ,3 p.m.
Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma St. Vs Ole Miss, 6:30 p.m.
Sat 1/2/16
Taxlayer Bowl: Penn St. vs Georgia, 10 a.m.
Liberty Bowl: Kansas St. vs Arkansas, 1:30 p.m.
Valero Alamo Bowl: Oregon vs TCU, 4:30 p.m.
Cactus Bowl: West Virginia vs Arizona St., 8 p.m.
Mon 1/11/16
National Championship Game, 6:30 p.m.


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Latitude: 51.2694 / 51°16'9"N
Longitude: -0.5773 / 0°34'38"W
OS Eastings: 499344
OS Northings: 153205
OS Grid: SU993532
Mapcode National: GBR FC4.BV4
Mapcode Global: VHFVF.YC48
Entry Name: Willow Grange
Listing Date: 13 December 1984
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1029587
English Heritage Legacy ID: 288226
Location: Worplesdon, Guildford, Surrey, GU4
County: Surrey
District: Guildford
Civil Parish: Worplesdon
Built-Up Area: Guildford
Traditional County: Surrey
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Surrey
Church of England Parish: Stoke Hill
Church of England Diocese: Guildford
Willow Grange
House. C16 to right, extended to left in early C20. Timber framed to
right underbuilt in brick, part chequerwork, exposed frame above with
brick infill. Brick below to centre and left with half timber above.
Plain tiled roofs with tile hung gables. Original house to right L-shaped,
extension to left with central range and projecting gable wing to left end.
Oversailing gable to centre. 2 storeys with tall multiple stack under
corbelled top to front left, C17 ridge stack to right on centre of right
hand wing. Leaded fenestration, one 4-light "cross" window to first floor
left, one 5-light "cross" square bay window on ground floor. First floor
centre jettied with 2 casements flanking central 3-light, gabled, square
bay window over cove. One single light and one 6-light window on ground
floor. One 3-light window above and below wall plate to right on first
floor, one 4-light window to ground floor. Glazed casement doors in hipped
roof porch to right of centre, ribbed door within.
Right hand return front: entrance front of old house, framing exposed with
first floor bracing. 2 casements on first floor with square bay window
under hipped roof to right. Pentice roof dormer to right end. Gabled wing
at right angles to rear of old wing.
Listing NGR: SU9934453205
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Navigator - self managed DBaaS on Kubernetes¶
Navigator is a Kubernetes extension for managing common stateful services on Kubernetes. It is implemented as a custom apiserver that operates behind kube-aggregator and introduces a variety of new Kubernetes resource types.
As well as following "the operator model", Navigator additionally introduces the concept of 'Pilots' - small 'nanny' processes that run inside each pod in your application deployment. These Pilots are responsible for managing the lifecycle of your underlying application process (e.g. an Elasticsearch JVM process) and periodically report state information about the individual node back to the Navigator API.
By separating this logic into it's own binary that is run alongside each node, in certain failure events the Pilot is able to intervene in order to help prevent data loss, or otherwise update the Navigator API with details of the failure so that navigator-controller can take action to restore service.
- navigator-apiserver - this takes on a similar role to
kube-apiserver. It is responsible for storing and coordinating all of the state stored for Navigator. It requires a connection to an etcd cluster in order to do this. In order to make Navigator API types generally consumable to users of your cluster, it registers itself with kube-aggregator. It performs validation of your resources, as well as performing conversions between API versions which allow us to maintain a stable API without hindering development.
- navigator-controller - the controller is akin to
kube-controller-manager. It is responsible for actually realizing your deployments within the Kubernetes cluster. It can be seen as the 'operator' for the various applications supported by
- pilots - the pilot is responsible for managing each database process.
Currently Navigator has two types:
- Quick-start
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Along with being a board certified surgical ophthalmologist, Dr. Samir Shah is also an educator. Recently, Dr. Shah conducted a seminar on cataract surgery with the patients of Hoag Hospital. Dr. Shah reviewed the causes, symptoms and treatment options of cataract surgery. As a cataract surgeon himself, Dr. Shah was able to answer all the questions patients had during the seminar. At Beach Eye Medical Group, we love to engage with and give back to our community. Call us to schedule your cataract consultation today!
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Patients who have been diagnosed with cataracts are often left with a tough choice: to undergo surgery or let the disease take its natural course. A cataract is defined as a clouding of the part of the eye that is called the lens. People living with cataracts often report blurry vision, described as though they are seeing through a fogged-up window. Aging is the main culprit, with the National Eye Institute reporting that half of Americans aged 80 are affected by the disease. Other risk factors include diabetes, smoking or overexposure to ultraviolet light.
Cataract removal is one of the most common surgeries done at Beach Eye Medical Group, with offices in Huntington Beach and Irvine, California. It is known to be one of the safest and most effective surgeries, with 90% of patients reporting better vision after the surgery. A recent study published by the American Academy of Ophthalmology may hold the key to helping patients and their physicians make the right choice. After comparing the lifespan of patients who had undergone cataract surgery vs. those who chose otherwise, the study concluded that patients who had the surgery lived significantly longer.
Furthermore, researchers found that the long-time mortality risk is 40% lower for patients post cataract surgery. This data was drawn from the Blue Mountain Eye Study, a population-based study of vision and common eye diseases among an elderly Australian population. A total of 354 participants aged 49 years and above were involved in the study. Everyone in the group had a cataract-related vision impairment and a handful had undergone surgical intervention. The assessments were done between 1992 and 2007. Risk factors such as age, gender, and diseases such as hypertension, heart disease, obesity, as well as lifestyle factors such as smoking and drinking were taken into account during data analysis.
The possible reasons as to why patients who have undergone cataract surgery were observed to have a longer lifespan include:
- Improvement in physical and emotional well-being. After surgery, patients felt that they are able to go back to doing their daily activities without risk of injury to themselves and others.
- Greater independence. Patients report that after the cataract surgery, they are now able to independently perform tasks that previously required assistance.
- Increased optimism. The elderly often have a hard time adjusting to not being as active as they once were. With cataract surgery, they have a new, positive outlook on life as they are able to enjoy doing the things that they love.
- Increased compliance with medications. One of the most harmful effects of blurred vision is that patients are not able to correctly read prescriptions, which results in a decrease in medication compliance. With cataract surgery, patients are able to correctly read their prescriptions and take their medication properly.
The study argues that there is a great advantage to choosing cataract surgery. It is safe, effective and has minimal risk to the patient, especially when performed by a qualified team of physicians and eye care specialists such as the Beach Eye Medical Group. If you live near Huntington Beach or Irvine, California, drop by one of our clinics to learn more about how you can improve your quality of life through cataract surgery.


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[BUG?] CPU usage high with Copy Clay when enabling Blend
kwhali posted a topic in 3DCoatUnable to post in bug forum, please move there. I used some live clay and made detailed sculpt area, then use Copy Clay tool to sample and apply elsewhere on the mesh, I noticed that once I sampled this data 3D Coat become quite laggy/stuttering on Intel skylake i5-6500(quadcore 3.2GHz 4 cores/threads). While bit difficult due to very low FPS, if I navigate mouse to tool options and clear data the CPU usage for Coat dropped down from 70% to 10-15%. I also tried hide the layer, no effect. It turns out that Blend being enabled caused the high CPU load, if disabled, CPU usage is still higher(averaging about 20-25%), clear data will be equivalent of changing tool which brings CPU usage back to normal(unless return to the tool). When changing tools sometimes I noticed the sampled mesh data appear in grey like when using import or primitives tool. I imagine while it is not visible when using the tool, perhaps 3DC is interactively moving this mesh around still, so the denser the mesh data sampled, the more intense on the CPU? Any reason to do this, if there is no interactive preview, then perhaps the tool should not have high CPU usage doing whatever it is doing non-stop and just apply when user clicks? I imagine the CPU usage is higher for blend enabled because it's interactively blending in advance before applying when clicked? The brush only seems to apply by single click, not applying multiple instances along a brush stroke, so it seems like this is a bug to me.


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Are you setting up on getting your hair transplantation done in a suitable manner? If you replied yes, then here are some important things to know about the same. As a result, you will be able to get comprehensible answers and realise precisely what you are to look forward to this transplant. Hair transplantation is a kind of surgery in which the patient process that allows the patient gets back lost hair from the new-fangled follicles transplantation method. This healing involves a method where hair follicles from one area of your head are detached and transplanted to the hairless spot.
Any individual who is experiencing hairlessness, loss of hair, or baldness can go for this surgical procedure and get enduring hair back once more. Hair transplant is done in two methods. The first one is the FUE or Follicular Unit Extraction and the second one is FUT or Follicular Unit Transplantation or FUT.
Follicular Unit Extraction is the more well-liked transplant method of the two surgeries. The explanation behind this is, it's less insidious and the downtime is almost negligible. In FUE, the medical doctor physically brings in each individual hair follicle from the contributor area to the desired area. This procedure is also acknowledged as grafting. If completed appropriately, a normal and consistent look is accomplished.
Follicular Unit Transplantation is the procedure of the medical doctor taking away a narrow piece of skin with hair follicles put together from the contributor area to the receiver area. The skin is separated into little pieces of grafts and individually implanted into the receiver area.
A graft is the taking away of a narrow piece of skin from the contributor area that is surgically taken away without stroking the blood supply. Just the once implanted into the receiver area, the skin builds up a new fangled blood supply.
The duration of hair transplant normally consumes around 6 – 8 hours for the surgical procedure. After 3-4 weeks, transplanted hair has a tendency to go down. From time to time, patients experience hair goes down from parts that were not touched all through the surgical procedure. By the end of 6th or 8th week, around 90% hair will have grown-up with the hair widening after each phase of development. The development phase is about every 6 weeks, depending on the patient's physical condition. In the 6th month, the outcome can be observed and in the 12th month, the complete finishing result of your healing can be seen. In this time you will be having a topmost grandeur to show off.
Despite the fact that hair transplant is the less insidious and the smallest remedial method involving any threats, still like any other surgical procedure there are some threats linked with a hair transplant like skin reddening of the skin or not the probable result. Spaced out from the head, you can get it completed on the eyebrows, beard, upper body and pubic district as well. Some also get a hold or make use of this method of surgical procedure to cover their blemishes.


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The latest album from Swedish musician David Wenngren sports a fuller sound that puts his music in the realm of Max Richter, Tim Hecker, and Eluvium.
On 2007's Höstluft, the Swedish musician David Wenngren (a.k.a. Library Tapes) used ghostly pianos and sparse field recordings to create what sounded like Erik Satie compositions on dirty vinyl. Austere piano etudes either floated unadorned or hid inside a haze of scratchy ambiance. As if recognizing that he couldn't push this extreme minimalism much further (the next step would have been silence, and John Cage beat him to that by more than 50 years), Wenngren shifted into a heftier mode with last year's Sketches EP, where Danny Norbury added cello accents to the emboldened piano themes. Of course, "hefty" is relative: Like most of Wenngren's music, Fragment was stark, allowing for little interference between the listener and the limpid melodies.
A Summer Beneath the Trees is still pretty ascetic, but by Wenngren's usual standards, it's practically Wagner. A lot of the credit for this newfound mass is due to Peter Broderick (who also played on the superlative Fragment EP), a young musician from Portland who worked as a session man with M. Ward, Zooey Deschanel, and others, before moving to Copenhagen to join Efterklang. Here, Broderick complements Wenngren's piano with a wide variety of accompaniment: violin, guitar, accordion, trumpet, celesta, viola, and banjo. Höstluft and Fragment were almost accidental music-- like walking by a house and catching a couple minutes of someone picking out a melody on a beat-up old upright inside. This is the fullest, most finished-sounding Library Tapes project since it was an official duo (with Per Jardsell), and may suit listeners who need more than a few endlessly revolving piano notes better than recent offerings. For fans of Max Richter, Tim Hecker, and Eluvium, A Summer Beneath the Tress is a can't-miss album.
It is also, by and large, an exceptionally melancholy album that never slips into outright pathos. Its bucolic title is belied by the music's wintry strains. "The Sound of Emptiness" parts one and two are slow, shrieking dirges; landscapes of nothing but wind and rocks. "Pieces of Us Were Left on the Tracks..." features one of Wenngren's typical, glittering piano themes, buttressed by mournful strings and contrapuntal guitar. These tracks and others like them convey a strong presentiment or memory of loss. More importantly, they serve as foils for the record's handful of triumphant moments, and render them more affecting by contrast. One exemplary track, "Above the Flood", begins with heartbroken piano, but lights up unexpectedly with jaunty, staccato strings, and ends with positively joyful flourishes. And on "The Modest Triumph", the strings take the lead for a sweeping theme that sounds like elation incarnate. As such, it's neither a stereotypically sad record nor a happy one-- it's just human, highlighting emotional extremes to imply the whole range between them.


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Zachary "Zach" Gurdle is one of Lincoln's classmates in The Loud House.
He first appears in "Overnight Success", as one of the schoolmates that Lincoln invited to his sleepover, but because of Lincoln's sisters, he refuses to stay at his house.
He reappears again in "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", where he is one of the many boys seeking advice about girls from Lincoln. Lincoln then suggests he learn basic chemistry in order to get Kat to like him, much to his displeasure. Later, he accidentally burns Kat's braids in attempt to impress her with his chemistry skills. He then points to Lincoln, saying he told him to do it.
In "Dance, Dance Resolution", Zach, alongside Liam and Rusty Spokes, are seen unsuccessfully trying to get dates for the school's Sadie Hawkins dance. Later at the dance, Lincoln and Clyde recruit the trio's assistance, by having them handle the former's four dates, while Lincoln tries to hide from Ronnie Anne. Zach ends up having a good time with Giggles.
In "Study Muffin", he can be seen giving a gift to Ms. DiMartino.
In "Making the Grade", he, along with Rusty and Liam, refuse to let Lincoln sit at their lunch table, due to Lisa's smartness.
In "Back Out There", he, Clyde, Liam, and Rusty notice that Lincoln is standing outside Ronnie Anne's old house, and think that he is struggling with post breakup blues. They help him try to get over her by doing several activities together, and to find him some new girls.
In "Yes Man", he attends SMOOCH with Lincoln, Clyde, and Liam.
In "A Fridge Too Far", he tells Liam he got corn for the answer on the test.
In "Fool Me Twice", he plays tetherball against Lynn's stunt double.
In "Antiqued Off", he and Clyde bond over antiques.
Zach is a short kid with red hair, glasses, buck teeth, and freckles on his cheeks. He wears a white and blue striped polo shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers.
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Can I set-up Trends for different customer groups?
Absolutely. Using Trends, you can set-up specific views for different customer groups (ex. new customers vs. existing customers. Teams can quickly see feedback that is most relevant to them, which can help make your feedback even more actionable. How to get started:
- Identify what properties you'd like to use to segment the feedback (ex. location, department, team member, etc.) Take time to consider what properties/values would be most helpful for specifying feedback to certain team members.
- Create a Trend after selecting the above value (or multiple values if needed).
- Once on the Trend dashboard, copy the URL and share that link with any associated team members.
You might also consider creating an overarching theme/topic (ex. Location = San Diego) and then create additional Trends (some might consider these "subtrends") to track more granular details (ex. Location = San Diego, Manager = Sean). This will allow you to track a larger theme, such as a regional location, and then a more granular topic.
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Combine Trends with Alerts to facilitate powerful, real-time notifications. After you create a Trend, you can set-up rules within your Alerts section that are triggered based on that Trend. For example, lets say you created a Trend for a San Diego store location. You can then create an Alert to trigger every time a new response comes in for that location, sending that notification directly to the San Diego location manager. Check out this GIF to see how quick that is to set-up!
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Australia's artistic and cultural capital, the city of Melbourne boasts a range of sightseeing and activities for you to enjoy. One of the southern most cities in the country it is perfectly located near a number of exciting day trip destinations. Melbourne offers something for everyone, from wine aficionados to wildlife lovers, there is plenty to explore. If you're on the lookout for Melbourne day trips, Last Minute Day Tours offers a range of exciting discounted day tours in Melbourne to choose from.
One popular Melbourne one day tour destination is the remarkable Grampians National Park. Home to a spectacular mountain range, and surround yourself with gorgeous greenery, and plenty of native wildlife, this is a must-see highlight on Melbourne tours. Led by an experienced and knowledgeable guide, you'll enjoy stunning views from the Reeds or Boroka Lookout, experience Aboriginal culture, and hike scenic trails. Morning tea, lunch and national park entry fees are covered, and for those who want to experience a close encounter with Australian wildlife, the region is teeming with kangaroos and native birds that can be seen on our Melbourne day tours.
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A Phillip Island day trip from Melbourne is an unforgettable experience that involves heading down to Phillip Island to witness the renowned Penguin Parade — as well as seeing some other exciting wildlife along the way (depending on the Melbourne tour you choose). The main event involves staking out a spot on the beach to watch as hundreds of Little Penguins appear in the surf and begin to make their way up the beach and into the sand dunes.
The Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles are icons of Victoria and a must do for any visitor to Melbourne. Starting from Torquay, the road hugs the coast taking you through the spectacular scenery of the Surf Coast, Otway Rainforest and the Shipwreck Coast. Keep your eye out for Australia's unique wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas and native bird life, as you pass pristine beaches and picturesque rural landscapes. All our Great Ocean Road tours will take you to visit the world-famous Twelve Apostles, where you will be amazed by the power of time and the ocean in shaping this incredible coastline.
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A city sightseeing tour of Melbourne is a great way to see the city's many highlights! Depending on the Melbourne day trip tour you choose, highlights include a scenic cruise on the city's prominent Yarra River, a coach tour that showcases the town's historic landmarks, and breathtaking views from the iconic Eureka Skydeck (only included on select Melbourne day tours).
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There are times when you find yourself in need of a new kitchen appliance simply because the older ones you have are not functioning properly already. It could be a coffeemaker, a toaster oven, a breakfast maker, a mixer, or a blender. A blender, for one, is invaluable if you're trying to live a healthier life and have taken to drinking smoothies made from scratch.
Oftentimes, you'd want to buy small kitchen appliances as soon as these hit the showroom floors. That's understandable especially if you want to get your hands on the best blender out there. However, before listing the ways you could get the best deals on blenders, it would be a good idea to break down the attributes of a good blender. That will help you decide wisely and ensure you're getting your hands only on the best blender for your smoothies.
- Choose your ideal type of blender.
There are different types of blenders – hand immersion, countertop, single serve, high performance, battery operated, and more.
- Choose the perfect blender model.
You might want to check out the best ninja blender to find out its capacity, the ease of clean-up, how powerful its motor is, what are its speeds and controls, what are its attachments, and others.
- How you plan to purchase the blender.
Are you going to an actual store so you can have it tested before you buy it? On the other hand, will you opt for convenience and just buy one online?
Whatever you've decided on, here are some of the ways you can score blenders and other small kitchen appliances on sale:
- Browse the Internet.
As you start an online search, you could get a better viewpoint on the costs that are advertised on particular websites and on-site stores. You'd be able to decide better since there are a wider variety of items you can choose from. One advantage of online shopping for small kitchen appliances is you save on browsing time, get in line for great deals, and just wait for the item/s to be delivered to your doorstep.
- Take Advantage of Promotions.Another means to start your search is to look for advertisements and promotions in department stores and local newspapers. While you are searching to buy small kitchen appliances on sale, keep newspaper advertisements and register for e-mail alerts for updates. Special promotions during holiday months could save you more when purchasing the items. Keep the printouts of coupons and deals to avail buy small kitchen appliances on sale.
After reviewing all the necessary factors before you buy small kitchen appliances on sale, you could very well find out when is the best time period to purchase appliances. If you're thinking of a long-term solution, it would do you well to purchase new kitchen appliance/s before the current ones you're using stop functioning altogether. Don't wait for each one to stop working; instead, purchase a new one as soon as you're able. One factor in purchasing any new kitchen appliances, opt for energy-saving kitchen appliances. With this, you would end up utilizing less energy and you'll have more to save at the end of each month.