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In today's show, Dr. Daniel Reminga from Northern Foot Care Center, talks about heel spurs. Bone is a living tissue that can change and grow over time. Bone spurs... are bony projections that develop along the edge of bones. They often form where bones meet each other at your joints and are often referred to as osteophytes. You may be wondering… What on earth causes bone spurs to form?
A bone spur starts to form when the body tries to repair itself by building extra bone. The extra bone typically starts to form in response to pressure, rubbing, or stress that is persistent over a long period of time. This is the bodies normal response to repair itself. In addition, some bone spurs develop over time as part of the aging process. The slippery cartilage tissue that normally covers the ends of the bones, within the joints, breaks down and wears away. When it comes to the feet, bone spurs form in response to repetitive activities such as running, power walking, and other "over-use" activities that put stress on the feet. Carrying extra weight or wearing shoes that fit poorly can also encourage the development of bone spurs. Interestingly, there aren't any typical or obvious symptoms associated with bone spurs in the feet. That's why they can be misdiagnosed. Diagnosing this disorder can be difficult if not looked at carefully.
Listen to Dr. Reminga's interesting and informative discussion about the bothersome and painful foot condition. If you have a bone spur, today's show may "spur" you on to make a appointment with Dr. Reminga at Northern Foot Care Center.
Dr. Daniel Reminga's Weekly Radio Show "Your Feet Your Health" airs every Wednesday at 10 am & 5 pm on WKMJ 93.5FM, WMPL 920AM, WUPY 101.1FM radio. Listen to past recordings here.

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Just the mere fact that Kelly Slater got his start here puts Sebastian Inlet on the map. But Slater isn't the only surfing heavyweight to have surfed this local hot spot. C. J. and Damien Hobgood, Cory and Shea Lopez, as well as some of the biggest names in surfing since the '60s have made their mark on this beach. No doubt it was the First Peak wedge, an epic rebound wave bouncing off the concrete walls of the jetty, that drew such talent. Sadly, since the reconstruction of the jetty, that famed wave is a rarity these days, but Sebastian Inlet, the birthplace of the ariel, is still one of the hottest surf spots in Florida. Oh, and the clean bathrooms and picnic area, complete with a place to grab a bite, are an added bonus. Unless you're an experienced surfer, you may want to just hang and watch the locals shred.
Sure, it's dubbed 'Shark Bite Capital of the World', but unlike in Cali — where a shark sighting shuts down a beach for days — in New Smyrna Beach they typically don't. So be aware, but not alarmed. While the waves aren't fierce, the inlet produces some of the most consistent surf on the east coast. There are plenty of places to rent boards and get lessons. NSB, as locals call it, is loaded with charm.
New Smyrna Beach, FL.,USA
The inlet between Daytona and New Smyrna Beach draws locals looking for some pretty good surf. The jetty is longer than at NSB and gives out a right point break. This is the go-to beach in the NSB area for surfing. If driving on the beach is your sort of thing, then Ponce is where you want to head. Check out the surf cam before you make the trek.
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If size is your thing, head just south of the Palm Beach inlet and check out Reef Road. Probably the best surfing spot in Florida, Reef Road has a reputation for some of the largest waves, long barrels, and crystal waters. Parking can be a bit of a challenge as the break is located in near some of the most expensive real estate in the country, where parking is prohibited.
Reef Road, Palm Beach, FL., USA
Located in Melbourne Beach, Spanish House sits at the first parking spot and beach access after Sebastian Inlet. A popular spot since the early days of surfing, expect pretty decent surf conditions during low tide. While on a typical day Spanish House can accommodate beginners, under the best surf conditions the waves are powerful and hollow, so only head out if you're skilled.
If you're up for the challenge and the long — and we mean LONG — paddle out, or have access to a boat, give Monster Hole a shot. The sandbar is located about 1/3 mile offshore, and until you are just about on the break it's hard to even gauge the peak. Once there, if the conditions are right and you can get it out of your head that some very large aquatic life is swimming nearby, you may gain some glory.
Named for the hamburger joint (Royal Castle) that once stood nearby, this Satellite Beach spot is a favorite among locals chasing the big waves. Park in the Publix lot and head across the street near the Ramada. Watch for rip currents and the reef. If you're leery, sit this one out, because it can be challenging.


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Little Lion Judah has discovered the joy of celebrating National Quilting Day! What better way to kick off the weekend than to attend the grand re-opening of our local quilt shop, Pinwheels and Posies, in Dickinson Texas, fondly known as "Peggy's".
They're back!
Exactly 202 days since the devastation of Hurricane Harvey there was a huge party with the theme "We're Back!"
Little Lion Judah visits Pinwheels and Posies Quilt Shop
The doors opened at 10 AM Friday 3/16/18 and according to the photos on Facebook, there was a line at the door awaiting the official opening of the doors! By the time Little Lion Judah arrived around 10:30 AM there was a fabulous crowd!
Pinwheels and Posies Quilt Shop Is Open For Business!
And what a celebration it was! It was the same yet different. Most reassuring was that the flavor of the shop was familiar – beautiful quilts on the wall, fabulous kits, nice notions. What's different is the layout and enlargement of the facilities. Due to the hurricane, the "neighbor" next door did not return, and Peggy was able to take in that space.
Fabric Shopping Is Best Done With Friends!
Most reassuring were the familiar faces and the welcoming smiles of both staff and customers. No one minded standing in line as we were all just excited to be there.
I enjoyed shopping with my daughter in law Katie to pick out some black & white fabrics for her special quilt. While in line with my friend Jane I decided that I really liked a couple of her choices, so I just had to shop from her pile!
Yep, I went home with focus fabrics for a new bedroom quilt and possibly curtains once my home and studio can have its own grand re-opening after my Harvey reconstruction.
The grand reopening celebrations are continuing today and Sunday then it's back to business as usual. What a wonderful thought – that of a new normality!
This is Karen Overton, The Quilt Rambler and Little Lion Judah, roaring reporter saying welcome back Peggy and staff at Pinwheels and Posies – we missed you!


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Agility Means Facing Change, Right?
Last week I had the pleasure of traveling across a large section of the southeast as I went down to Atlanta across to Savannah and back up through a soggy South Carolina to my home in Greensboro, North Carolina. After what seems like a lifetime of rain and dreariness for the past couple of weeks, I was greatly aided by some brilliant blue skies and bright sunshine as traveling companions while I made my way across what many in the South call "God's Country". The week has been filled with new insights and affirming validations. I kicked off the week with a new executive coaching client in Atlanta and was once again blown away with the tremendous capacity of the human spirit to reach deep and rise high when fully committed to transformation. Not every day you work with a successful executive running a $300 million plus business unit in a $6B enterprise whose life story includes living homeless under park benches in NYC as a young person – still very hungry for learning and leadership nourishment. No doubt this executive has faced many moments of truth and crossroads where being AGILE really mattered. Being agile means facing the dilemma of change and not backing away … right?
So I arrived Tuesday in Savannah to a truly spectacular day that the Chamber of Commerce will claim as every day Savannah for sure! I am coming to speak at the National Bankers Association Annual Conference on the topic of Managing Change in the Future of Banking but sill processing on lessons shared and learned in my previous day's experience. I am pleased to arrive in time to catch new colleague, Herb Hecht who is SVP with the Center for Board Excellence, share his presentation about Best Practices in Board Governance with conference attendees. While it is a fair distance from my previous day dialogue – I find many parallels around alignment and accountability to important operating principles that filled both the earlier conversation and Herb's remarks. Kim Saunders, former CEO and client from M&F Bank in Durham, is moderator for Herb's session as well as mine. It is clear from Kim's introductions and the audience participation that there is significant turbulence permeating the world of each of these bankers … lots of questions.
So, I have the dubious honor of being the after lunch speaker on the last day of this convention of bankers … talking about CHANGE in a city that has seemingly skirted the need to change over many decades of southern charm. The platform demanding change and agility in the banking industry is abundantly clear. In my research for this occasion, I discover numerous recent studies expounding on every aspect of change dynamics – people, processes and technology drivers. The most profound drivers of change in banking relate to the consumer's expectations (us) and the enabling capabilities of ever-changing technology. It is so very clear that our next and next generations look at banking as a digital transaction – yet very intimate because of how "personal" our finances are to all of us. The banking studies highlight some revealing statistics such as the fact that 91% of consumers with smart phones have them within reach nearly 100% of the time and that over 10% of deposits are done on mobile devices. Mobility, security and customer intimacy pose a challenging trio of critical success factors. It's no wonder why many banking executives a like the deer in headlights – not sure what to do but know they are in danger!
My message to the NBA bankers applies to each of us, to my executive from the park bench and anyone facing the uncertainty of the future … make the agility to change your advantage. We all know by now that the only certainty in the future is change – so why not become CHANGE MASTERS. We call that agility … the capacity to sense and respond better and faster! I love and use this change formula first developed by the Institute of Alternative Futures in my "How to Manage Change" slide. We have to come to grips with the three active questions to build capacity to change …
- D – why must I change and be dissatisfied with my current state?
- V – what is my vision for preferred future … how clear is this?
- F – what are the first steps I must take to get there?
All of these elements must coagulate to be greater than the "R" which is the resistance to change.
So, whether from the despair of a park bench or from where you and your organization sit today … what is the transformation needed in your life or organization and what are your answers to those questions? Each scenario is different but we know that the organizational drivers in THE AGILE MODEL® will be great contributors to supporting the FIRST STEPS in your transformation. Love to hear your thoughts or give me a call to discuss how.
Tags: Change, Change Masters, Manage Change, National Banking Association, The Agile Model ®, Tom O'Shea


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RATIONALE: Drugs used in chemotherapy use different ways to stop tumor cells from dividing
so they stop growing or die.
PURPOSE: Phase I trial to evaluate the effectiveness of KRN5500 in treating patients with
metastatic solid tumors.
OBJECTIVES: I. Determine the maximum tolerated dose and toxicities of KRN5500 in patients
with solid malignant tumors. II. Characterize the clinical pharmacokinetics of KRN5500 in
this patient population. III. Initiate the preliminary evaluation of antitumor activity of
KRN5500 in these patients. IV. Determine the recommended Phase II dose of KRN5500.
OUTLINE: This is a dose escalation study. Patients receive KRN5500 IV over 1 hour on days
1-3. Courses repeat every 21 days. Patients with stable disease and partial or complete
remission continue treatment for 6 months beyond complete remission. Cohorts of 3 to 6
patients receive escalating doses of KRN5500. The maximum tolerated dose is defined as the
dose preceding that at which at least 2 of 6 patients experience dose limiting toxicity.
PROJECTED ACCRUAL: Approximately 30 patients will be accrued for this study over 9-12
DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS: Histologically proven solid malignant tumors with convincing
clinical, radiographic or isotopic evidence of dissemination Biopsy proof required in all
doubtful cases Must not be eligible for any known regimens or treatments of higher
potential efficacy
PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS: Age: 15 and over Performance status: ECOG 0-2 Life Expectancy: At
least 12 weeks Hematopoietic: Absolute neutrophil count at least 1,500/mm3 Platelet count
greater than 100,000/mm3 Hepatic: Bilirubin no greater than 1.5 mg/dL SGOT and SGPT no
greater than 2 times normal Renal: Creatinine no greater than 1.5 mg/dL OR Creatinine
clearance at least 60 mL/min Cardiovascular: No history of acute myocardial infarction
within the past 6 months No clinically significant cardiac arrhythmias No New York Heart
Association class III or IV disease Other: HIV negative No GI bleeding or bleeding
tendency Not pregnant or nursing Effective contraception required for fertile patients
PRIOR CONCURRENT THERAPY: Biologic therapy: Must have recovered from prior biologic
therapy Chemotherapy: At least 4 weeks since prior chemotherapy and recovered At least 6
weeks since prior nitrosourea or mitomycin Endocrine therapy: Not specified Radiotherapy:
At least 4 weeks since prior radiotherapy and recovered Surgery: Not specified
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More and more opportunities are opening for us in Europe to reach the Unreached People Groups as they are coming to us.
Europe is known for its welth and not for its poverty. We realize that the biggest need in Europe is the spiritual. We consider the needs of the european people and are also working with them and amongst them, making disciples.
Despite of all that, we use the opportunities of the huge amount of foreign people that live in Europe and in addition the refugees that are coming to these countries. We work among the refugees and are able to see a huge openness toward the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Please pray for open hearts and acceptance for the Gospel of Jesus so that they may experience real peace & life.
We believe that many of them are sharing the Good News of Jesus to their friends and families in their own countries.
Pray that the people of Europe, native & foreign may understand the worth of Jesus Christ and decide to completely surrender and follow him whatever it may cost!


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Did you know?
Q : This is a chip that can reverse paralysis.
A :Remember paraplegic Professor Charles Xavier from X-Men moving things with his brain and even freezing everyone in a room? Well, if Grégoire Courtine has his way, then Prof. Xavier might even be able to stand up and walk, with his brain faculties still intact. The French neuroscientist and his team at the research center for neurotechnologies in Geneva are trying to prove that brain impulses can be transmitted to the spinal column, allowing a paraplegic to move their muscles. They demonstrated this on a monkey with a paralyzed right leg by using a chip with fine electrodes to read brain impulses and then transmit the thoughts from the brain to the damaged spinal cord through a brain-neural implant, allowing it to walk again. This "neural bypass", as they are calling it, would be useful for both humans and primates.
The technology is still not ready for commercial production, but it shouldn't be too long before humans start testing the system.
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UK gas and electricity prices rose overall during April. Gas prices ended the month 7.3% higher at 1.63 p/kWh as an unexpected drop in Norwegian gas pipeline flows to the UK and Continental Europe meant gas networks were more reliant on gas storage withdrawals and LNG imports to meet demand. Colder temperatures last week also increased Britain's heating demand, leaving the UK gas system undersupplied.
A rise in gas and carbon prices has increased the cost of burning fossil fuels for power generation, driving wholesale electricity prices 7.3% higher to 5.24 p/kWh. EDF energy also announced it was extending an outage at its Hunterston B8 nuclear reactor by two weeks while the nuclear regulator assesses whether it is safe to restart after cracks were discovered last year.
Brent crude oil prices rose 6.6% to $72.06/bbl, a 6-month high, as Libyan civil war threatens supply in the Middle East. Libya was the 20th largest petroleum producer in 2018, at more than a million barrels per day. U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela and the ongoing supply cuts from OPEC also drove crude oil prices above $72 for the first time since November, with many market participants expecting prices to reach $75/bbl fairly soon.
|Bearish price drivers
|Bullish price drivers
|Ø If temperatures across Northwest Europe continue to climb during May, power demand for heating could be lower ahead of the summer months.
Ø Lower gas demand from Asia means LNG has been freed up to supply gas networks in the UK and Continental Europe. An increase in LNG deliveries into UK terminals will help drive energy prices lower.
Ø There are currently no major concerns over power generation outages in Northwest Europe to impact capacity next Winter.
|Ø Rising crude oil prices are likely to be a key driver for forward gas and power prices, driven primarily by OPEC production cuts.
Ø The end of production at EDF's 2,000MW Cottam coal-fired power plant in September could add to Britain's supply risk heading into Winter 2019/20.
Ø Despite recent volatility, the start of the Market Stability Reserve is expected to gradually drive the price of carbon allowances above €25/tCO2,.
Recommendations: Temperatures are trending upwards, but colder temperature forecasts for the start of May is contributing to supply risks, causing volatility in prices. Rising crude oil and carbon prices, as well as future gas and power outages, could still drive prices higher later in the summer.
As a result, energy users renewing later in 2019 or early 2020 should considering starting their renewal processes as soon as possible, to make sure all energy contracts are locked in before the end of June. It is possible that prices may decline in July, but the possibility of major gas or power outages driving up prices this close to Winter 2019/20 means the risks of waiting this long outweigh the potential benefits.
Small energy suppliers will have to undergo more stringent tests before they can set up shop in the UK under plans drawn up by the regulator after a spate of recent failures. Ofgem confirmed that new tests for energy suppliers entering the market will be rolled out from June this year; and applicants will have to demonstrate sufficient funding, provide a customer service plan and pass a fit and proper test.
The list of failed suppliers has grown rapidly over the past six months. Brilliant Energy, Our Power, Economy Energy, Spark Energy, Extra Energy, Future Energy, National Gas and Power, Iresa Energy, Gen4U, OneSelect and Usio Energy have all gone bust.
Brent crude oil prices rose 6.6% to $72.06/bbl as ongoing OPEC production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela. In March, Venezuela's oil production plunged by 289,000 bpd, falling to just 732,000 bpd. However, OPEC officials are rethinking the extension to production cuts beyond June. The swiftness of the rebalancing effort has surprised OPEC. While OPEC committed to reducing production by 1.2 million bpd since the start of this year, U.S. sanctions have knocked even more supply offline.
European Union leaders granted the UK a 6-month extension to Brexit. The new deadline of 31 October 2019 averts the prospect of the UK having to leave the EU without a deal on Friday, as MPs are still deadlocked over a deal. Theresa May, who had wanted a shorter delay, said the UK would still aim to leave the EU as soon as possible. The UK must now hold European elections in May, or leave on 1 June without a deal.
China and the United States held "productive" trade talks in Beijing as the two try to end their trade war. The question of whether and when U.S. tariffs on $250 billion (£191.7 billion) worth of Chinese goods will be removed will probably be among the last issues to be resolved. U.S. President Donald Trump has said that he may keep some tariffs on Chinese goods for a "substantial period". The United States has also been pressing China to further open up its market to U.S. firms. China has repeatedly pledged to continue reforms and make it easier for foreign companies to operate in the country.
The registration process for the next Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme auction is now open. It is in preparation for the third CfD auction round, expected to be opened by May 2019, as indicated by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Projects will compete for an annual budget of £60 million for delivery years 2023/24 and 2024/25 – the capacity is to be capped at 6GW.
Only less established technologies will be eligible, including anaerobic digestion, biomass with combined heat and power (CHP), geothermal, offshore wind, tidal stream and wave power. The scheme is part of the government's strategy towards delivering "diverse, clean, secure and affordable power" in the transition to a low carbon economy.
Beond risk service and online risk tools include a broad range of innovative hedging strategies which can deliver considerable cost savings at no additional risk, by harnessing market uncertainty and price volatility. Also our tender service uses an online reverse auction which creates an intensely competitive environment to produce best prices and full transparency.
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Reminder the August P&C meeting will be held at 6pm on Wednesday 28 August 2013, in the school administration block.
Part of the agenda to be discussed and voted upon are the election of a new Treasurer and Vice Presidents positions.
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Life consists of cycles of remembering and forgetting, and I, like you, still forget far too often, every time I get anxious or feel like a victim. And in that forgetting, my view is clouded once more until I remember who I am and surrender who I am not.
Author: Ted Dekker
Christians can't measure up
So many Christians today see a system in which they cannot measure up and so they feel unworthy. The church seems to have failed them. They have found the promises made from the pulpit to be suspect if not empty, and they are leaving in droves. Leaders are left to scratch their heads while secretly […]
Our doctrine doesn't matter our actions do
What matters isn't our stated belief and doctrine but how we live and what we experience in the story of our lives, as Jesus, John, James, and Paul all make so abundantly clear. It's our actual experience and expression of life that shows us and the world what we truly believe and to what extent […]
The Chrisitian Elephant in the room
If there is one elephant in the room among most of us who call ourselves Christian, it is that what we think and say we believe and what we actually experience are all too often two, radically different realities.
Waking Up: To Who You Really Are (If You Dare)
This is Ted Dekker's exploration of his faith journey. You can feel the pain in so many pages as he searches for what he knows Jesus can be.


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One morning last week, I opened my front door to grab our copy of The Chronicle Herald, just like I have for 20 years. I was surprised to find a bouquet of beautiful tulips hanging from the doorknob.
I honestly could not figure out who they were from, as I am too old to have a secret admirer.
By the time my husband came into the kitchen, I discovered the flowers were from our neighbours. Overnight, they had sent us a text message thanking us for helping them get through the winter. I beamed with pride because I knew what they meant.
My kind-hearted husband has been clearing their laneway all winter. Therefore, the flowers were indeed for him and well deserved.
The flowers made me think about gardening, but more specifically, how some plants are hazardous to pets.
I thought this may be a terrific time to remind pet owners of the dangers and also which plants are pet friendly.
If you like to grow herbs indoors, you will be happy to know that basil, thyme and sage are safe for pets.
I usually grow mine in a planter outside, but I will definitely start them inside this year.
Popular indoor plants which are pet safe include the parlour palm, prayer plant, Swedish ivy, baby's tears, baby rubber plant, Boston fern and the African violet. Outdoor plants that are safe include snapdragons, cornflowers, marigolds and pansies.
Indoor plants that are poisonous to pets include the jade plant, aloe, calla lilies, birds of paradise, geraniums, dieffenbachia, begonias and cacti.
A few outdoor plants that are poisonous include daffodils, lilies, tulips, chrysanthemums and hydrangeas.
My list of pet-safe and unsafe plants is by no means complete. It is only meant to be used as a starting point to consider before you plan your summer garden.
Physical signs your pet may have ingested something poisonous may include the following: loss of appetite, vomiting, excessive drooling, diarrhea, lethargy and even seizures.
Some plants do not have to be ingested. Your pet may simply rub against it and then lick off the pollen.
Some pets may experience skin rashes, blisters or extreme itchiness. If you suspect your pet has ingested something poisonous, take them to your veterinarian immediately.
I spoke with a few of my friends who have pets and was pleasantly surprised to find out they are just like me; they do not have indoor plants.
I have had many different varieties of indoor plants in the past, but when our home became a multiple-pet place, I gave the plants away.
I needed to simplify my housework because of nail trims, litter box changing, brushing or bathing pets and walking the dogs. I am now considering indoor plants once again.
I hope you and your pets have a safe and healthy spring.
Please be kind to animals.
Tracy Jessiman is a pet portrait artist who lives in Halifax with her husband and their three pets. She is a volunteer with Animal Rescue Coalitions of Nova Scotia. She has been rescuing animals most of her life, but more intimately, animals rescued her.


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Enjoy this new song "Mi Niña de Color Café" by singer/songwriter, composer and producer Sri Nassú Bowé. This latin song is part of his new EP "Hoy O Nunca". HIs next venues are EL RINCON DEL ARTE NUEVO, Madrid 19th of july and FNAC - Callao, Madrid 20th of july
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LifeShield and ADT both offer wireless home security systems with comparable package options that will likely require add-ons. ADT is a leading, globally-recognized home security company. In comparison, LifeShield is a newer company that was bought in 2013 by DirecTV and just weeks ago changed hands to Hawk Capital Partners. Both companies use excellent equipment: LifeShield has reputable proprietary products, while ADT primarily uses Honeywell/Ademco or DTC technology.
Both companies offer solid, recommendable systems. Your choice will depend on what specific features you are looking for.
Because LifeShield just changed ownership, details of its services could potentially soon change.
Key Similarities
- Wireless
- No frills packages that likely require add-ons
- Comparable package rates
- Available smartphone app feature
- Cancellation fees
- Excellent equipment
Key Differences
- ADT has a reputation as a global industry leader
- LifeShield's equipment is proprietary. ADT primarily uses Honeywell/Ademco or DTC technology
- LifeShield gives the option of self-installation. ADT requires professional installation that can get expensive.
- ADT offers more extensive equipment including smart appliances.
- LifeShield's smartphone control and fire-safety features come with packages. At ADT, these features are available but come at additional cost.
- ADT has steeper cancellation fees
Winner And Loser Categories
Company Reputation
Winner: ADT
ADT is an award-winning industry leader and the biggest home security provider in the world. The company claims more than 6.4 million active customers and resolves over 19 million alarm signals each year. Choosing ADT means going with a company with one of the best reputations in the industry.
LifeShield is also positively-reviewed, but is a much newer company and in the process of changing hands.
Click here for full ADT review.
Winner: LifeShield
LifeShield gives you the option of self-installation or professional installation for a fee of $99. Customers say the system is easy to install, with minimal, straightforward steps.
ADT requires professional installation that can get expensive. Installation costs about $99 for the basic packages, but can exceed $1000 if cameras or other additional equipment is added.
Click here for full LifeShield review.
Home Automation
Winner: ADT
Only ADT offers mobile control of thermostats and other smart appliances.
Winner: Tie
Both LifeShield and ADT offer no-frills packages at comparable rates (approximately $30-50 a month depending on features) that come with basic equipment essentials and round-the-clock monitoring. Both require out-of-pocket additional costs for cameras, glass-break, and flood and freeze temperature sensors.
LifeShield's packages come with smartphone app control features and an advanced fire-safety sensor. With ADT, these features are available but come at higher cost.
However, ADT offers smarthome automation as a possible feature, while LifeShield does not.
Winner: LifeShield
LifeShield wins this category by only small measure. Both companies offer packages at similar rates with out-of-package additions likely required. However, installation fee hike-ups for out-of-package additions have the potential to jack up total costs at ADT.
Cancellation Fees
Winner: LifeShield
Both companies have sizable fees for users who cancel their contracts early. ADT's are known to be particularly steep and can total up to 80% of the costs left on the contract.
Who LifeShield Is Better For
- Users interested in self-installation
- Users who want smartphone app and fire-safety features included in package rates
- Users looking for essential equipment, but fine with foregoing frills like smart appliances
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Times of Lore is a pretty legendary game on the C64. It came out in 1988 and is a pretty breathtaking technical achievement. In many ways it reminds me a lot of a bridge between the 8-bit and 16-bit versions of Zelda.
It was designed by Chris Roberts, who later went on to create the Wing Commander games. Pretty fantastic pedigree right there.
I never played it on the 64, but read about it plenty of times. Then, in early October my good buddy Mattsoft handed me a copy he'd picked up as a belated birthday present. The thing is MINT.
Honestly I don't think it's ever even been played. This is the kind of game that has to be played off a booted floppy, and saves go to a separate player disk.
It also comes with a paper full-color map, which is pretty cool. And you don't find solid white disks that often from back it the day.
This looks like one of those games I might go wandering around in for a month. But I'm eager to check it out soon.


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From The Author of the Acacia Seeds
and Other Extracts
And with them, or after them, may there not come that even bolder adventurer — the first geolinguist, who, ignoring the delicate, transient lyrics of the lichen, will read beneath it the still less communicative, still more passive, wholly atemporal, cold, volcanic poetry of the rocks: each one a word spoken, how long ago, by the earth itself, in the immense solitude, the immenser community, of space.
'Leftovers Are Us' @ The Parasite
Natalia and I are working together to present an arrangement inspired by the Japanese art of Ikebana, a practice with a specific set of rules regarding the arrangement of still objects in a way that seeks to emphasise a sense of harmony and inner 'life'. We presented 'My Silicone Hands I Need To Wash' within MARTIN, the first vitrine housed at ABSINTHE 2 and we have since been invited by Collective Ending to occupy the second vitrine, The Parasite, which is recently been installed at the Spit & Sawdust.
She has invited me to write in a more freeform way in response to her practice and the ideas she has for within the Parasite. This text piece is my first attempt at writing in this way for an artist. I am not an artist, and regurffffffgitating the meaning of Natalia's work back to her makes me feel almost a little queasy myself.
We are presenting a new physiological freakebana installation, titled Leftovers Are Us, which draws on the human form for reference - rather than natural forms as we did within Martin.
From what I know so far about the ceramics she is making, they reference the inverse of a human form, something that fits onto a human or aids them in someway. A plaster, a tampon - are both parasites of their own in this way, they attach briefly (although to assist rather than take from) their host. They fill up. And then they are discarded.
As well as ceramics, Natalia is peppering her installation with emoji-like miniature motifs. These oreos, ice-cream cones and carrots reference digestion and momentarily, I imagine my own stomach making a quaint attempt at communicating with me in this form. She tells me her friend took one look at some of her process photos and called it a 'seaside nightmare', a 'pink sea creature washed up on the shore'. Bloated guts and plastic spill from within this freakebana. That's one stomach that didn't communicate fast enough.
Natalia's references to bodily process and organic matter strike me as most eerie when paired with latexes and silicones that wouldn't ever break down (even if you asked them nicely).
Words by Georgia Stephenson
Like the elements of which we are composed, the action of these forces extends beyond us; it rusts iron and ripens corn. Far out on every side of us those elements are broadcast, driven by many forces; and birth and gesture and death and the springing of violets from the grave are but a few out of ten thousand resultant combinations. That clear, perpetual outline of face and limb is but an image of ours, under which we group them - a design in a web, the actual threads of which pass out beyond it.
From The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Yet one standard product of the scientific enterprise is missing. Normal science does not aim at novelties of fact or theory and, when successful, finds none. New and unsuspected phenomena are, however, repeatedly uncovered by scientific research, and radical new theories have again and again been invented by scientists.
The practice of normal science depends on the ability, acquired from exemplars, to group objects and situations into similarity sets which are primitive in the sense that the grouping is done without an answer to the question, "Similar with respect to what?" One central aspect of any revolution is, then, that some of the similarity relations change. Objects that were grouped in the same set before are grouped in different ones afterward and vice versa. Think of the sun, moon, Mars, and earth before and after Copernicus; of free fall, pendular, and planetary motion before and after Galileo; or of salts, alloys, and a sulpuhur-iron filing mix before and after Dalton.
From The Immense Journey
A billion years have gone into the making of that eye; the water and the salt and the vapors of the sun have built it; things that squirmed in the tide silts have devised it. Light-year beyond light-year, deep beyond deep, the mind may rove by means of it, hanging above the bottomless and surveying impartially the state of matter in the white-dwarf suns.


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Not today, or tomorrow, but one day there will be big change around here. This was one of my mum's favourite sayings, casting a glance in my direction when she said it to emphasize it was my fault to bring about the great change. Probably I had made a mess in my room, or decided to do something that did not fall into her diciplinary laws. Do not worry, mum was forgetful and so the big change was programmed for someday in the unforeseen future, so it never happened.
Someday I might stop blogging. It often happens, when the time arrives after my Golden Oldie sleep, that I pump up the jam on my computer, see the title of the daily prompt and find, no, that is not for me. And then suddenly a spark ignites in tbe dark atomosphere of my brain (yes I have one). The cobwebs are burnt away and a spotlight encircles me as I sit at my desk, and I begin to write. Sometimes you can also a choir singing in the background. I did a check today and discovered my first blog for WordPress, according to the statistics, was on 11th September, 2009, although I was then transcribing them from Blogger, so I probably began blogging in 2007. I was in another site, Multiply, for about 2 years or more until the site was disbanded. I was also in blogger. I am still in blogger, but only for a weekly "Picture This" Challenge belonging to my blogging collegue Mitch. And so the life of a blogger continues.
Someday I might stop blogging, if I run out of things to say. Mr. Swiss finds I never run out of things to say – on the contrary, I have an answer to everything, and apart from Blogging, talking is also one of my favourite pasttimes. I thought of a day without blogging. If I did not blog on my computer, I would have an hour in the afternoon to do what I want to do. After my blogging session I usually spend time on uploading photos, which I can use for my blogs. I seem to live in a Catch22 situation, a vicious circle is surrounding my existence. When I am not blogging, I am doing things to apply to my blogs. Are situations in life blogworthy? Take a photo of this and that, you can definitely use it in your next challenge.
From 6 in the evening until 8 I would also be searching for a purpose in my blogless life as I then deal with various blogging challenges. How would I fill the void in my life, if I did not blog. What would I do with my spare time.
Of course, I could begin to knit again. Perhaps I could collect stamps, even coffee cream lids – an explanation. We get our coffee cream in little plastic pots and there is a theme on the metallic lid. You can collect the lids to have a complete set of perhaps flowers, cars, trees etc. There are even albums made to fit the lids. The lids used to be made of real aluminium, but now are made in a plastic lookalike, so no longer interesting. Perhaps this is only a Swiss thing – no idea. Anyhow no danger, I will not begin to collect them – no I am a blogger and probably will remain a blogger until someday, whatever.
Today I reached 4,991 followers on my WordPress blog, so anything could happen. How could I stop blogging, blogging carries responsibility with it.. My followers would despair, and perhaps even jump off the Empire State building out of desparation screaming "The AngloSwiss blog is no more". There would be headlines in the national newspapers. CNN would report daily on the progress of the non-existence of the Anglo Swiss blog. Donald Trump would stop tweeting in sympathy.
No fellow bloggers, fans and disciples, do not worry, I will continued to the bitter end, until the blogging/music dies.
Daily Prompt: There is going to be a big change around here – Someday


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"Kube is a modern communication and collaboration client built with QtQuick on top of a high performance, low resource usage core. It provides online and offline access to all your mail, contacts, calendars, notes, todo's and more. With a strong focus on usability, the team works with designers and UX experts from the ground up, to build a product that is not only visually appealing but also a joy to use."
For more info, head over to: kube.kde.org
One of the key features of QML is to be able to describe the UI in a declarative fashion, resulting in code that closely represents the visual hierarchy.
This is nice for writing UI's because you can think very visually and then just turn that into code.
A couple of trial and error cycles later you typically end up with a result that reflects approximately what you sketched out on paper.
However, interactions with the UI are also handled from QML, and this is where this becomes problematic. User interactions with QML result in some signals or API calls on some component, typically some signal handler, and that's where your application code takes over and tries to do something useful with that interaction. Perhaps we trigger some visual change, or we call a function on a controller object that does further work. Because we try to encapsulate and build interfaces we might build an API for the complete component that can then be used by the users of the component to further interact with the system.
This can quickly get complex with a growing number of interactions and components.
The straightforward implementation is to just forward the necessary API through your components, but that creates a lot of friction in the development process. A simple move of a button may result in drastic changes where that button is within the visual hierarchy, and if we have to forward the API for that we end up writing a lot of boilerplate code for what ought to be a trivial change.
Item {
id: root
property signal reply
Button {
onClicked: root.reply()
One alternative approach is to abuse the QML Context to avoid forwarding the API (so we just call to some magic component id), but this results in components that are not self-contained and that just call to some magic "singleton" objects to communicate with the rest of the application.
Not great in my opinion.
Item {
id: root
Button {
onClicked: applicationController.reply() //Let's hope applicationController is defined somewhere
The approach we've chosen in Kube is to introduce a mechanism that is orthogonal to the visual hierarchy. Kube::Fabric is a simple messagebus where messages can be published and subscribed to. A clicked button may for instance post a message to the bus that is called "Kube.Messages.reply". This message may then be handled by any component listening on the messagebus. Case in point; the main component has a handler that will open a composer and fill it with the quoted message so you can fill in your reply.
So the "Fabric" creates a separate communication plane that "weaves" the various UI components together into something functional. It allows us to concentrate on the user experience when working on the UI without having to worry how we can eventually wire up the component to the other bits required (and it gives us an explicit point where we interconnect parts over the fabric), and thus allows us to write cleaner code while moving faster.
Item {
id: root
Button {
onClicked: Kube.Fabric.postMessage(Kube.Messages.reply, {"mail": model.mail, "isDraft": model.draft})
API vs. Protocols
The API approach tightly couples components together and eventually leads to situations where we i.e. have multiple versions of the same API call because we're dealing with some new requirements but we have to maintain compatibility for existing users of the API. This problem is then further amplified by duplicating API's throughout the visual hierarchy.
The Fabric rather builds a protocol approach. The fabric becomes the transport layer, the messages posted form the protocol. While the messages form the contract and thus also require that no parameter is removed or changed, they can be expanded without affecting existing users of the message.
New parameters don't bother any existing users and thus allow for much more flexibility with little (development) overhead.
Other applications
Another part where we started to use the fabric extensively is for notifications. A component that listens for notifications from Sink (Error/Progress/Status/…), simply feeds those notifications into the fabric, allowing various UI components to react to those notifications as a appropriate. This approach allows us to feed notifications from a variety of sources into the system, so they can be dealt with in a uniform way.
In actual code it is used like this.
Posting a message from QML:
Kube.Fabric.postMessage(Kube.Messages.reply, {"mail": model.mail, "isDraft": model.draft})
Posting a message from C++ (message being a QVariantMap):
Fabric::Fabric{}.postMessage("errorNotification", message);
Listening for messages in QML:
Kube.Listener {
filter: Kube.Messages.reply
onMessageReceived: kubeViews.openComposerWithMail(message.mail, false)
The fabric is right now rather simplistic and we'll keep it that way until we see actual requirements for more. However, I think there is interesting potential in separating message-buses by assigning different fabrics to different components, with a parent fabric to hold everything together. This would enable components to first handle a message locally before resorting to a parent fabric if necessary. For the reply button that could mean spawning an inline-reply editor instead of switching the whole application state into compose mode.


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Psalm 122:1 A Song of Ascents. Of David. I was glad when they said to me, "Let us go into the house of the Lord."
Psalm 84:1 To the Chief Musician. On an instrument of Gath. A Psalm of the sons of Korah. How lovely is Your tabernacle, O Lord of hosts! …10 For a day in Your courts is better than a thousand. I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God Than dwell in the tents of wickedness.
Our Lord's Days are very special and a delight to us. Rather than separate activities (or services) we see our time together as one assembly in the presence of Christ. We joyfully invite you to come and spend some time with us. All things done in our assemblies have the express purpose of glorifying God and of building up the whole church. 1 Cor 14:26 What then, brothers? When you come together, each one has a hymn, a lesson, a revelation, a tongue, or an interpretation. Let all things be done for building up.
Here is a blog post on why the assembly of the church is an irreplaceable means of grace. Click HERE to read the post. And here is a short series on the assembly of the church. Click HERE to listen to the series.
The Lord's Day
The Lord's Day (which is the first day of the week – Matt 28:1, Acts 20:7, 1 Cor 16:1-2, Rev 1:10), is the day set aside by our Lord for the assembling of the church in his presence. There is no better place to be than to be with the church on the Lord's Day (Psalm 84:10). It is our highest honor to come together to offer up spiritually acceptable sacrifices (1 Peter 2:10).
Our assemblies are a time of joy, of praise, of thanksgiving, of feeding on his word, of encouragement, of comfort, of upbuilding and of love. Our blessed assemblies were designed, ordained and regulated by Christ, from his word, for our enjoyment and his glory.
Our assemblies are a time of love and joy between Christ and his church. He brought me to the banqueting house, and his banner over me was love (Song of Solomon 2:4). There should be no greater pleasure or joy than to be with Christ and his people on the Lord's Day. Psalm 122:1 I was glad when they said to me, "Let us go to the house of the LORD!"
Assembly Schedule
10:00 AM Assembly Begins
11:45-12:00 PM Fellowship Break
12:15-1:30 PM Discussion and Communion
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Fellowship Luncheon
2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Afternoon Encouragement
What to Expect at Our Assemblies
As Christ is Lord over his church, our assemblies are regulated by the word of God. Our desire is to only do the things God prescribes in his word for the assemblies of his people. We all assemble together in one place, pray, sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs (Eph. 5:19, Col. 3:16), read and hear the preaching of the word (2 Tim 2:4), take communion (1 Cor 11), encourage, exhort and edify one another (1 Cor 14), praise and thank the Lord (Psalm 100), and stir one another up to love and good works (Heb 10). As the Lord provides, we will conduct baptisms of new disciples.
We believe in expositional preaching through all of the Bible. Our sermons last about an hour. Our morning worship generally lasts 90 minutes. Our Discussion Time is more topical and lasts about an hour. The afternoon worship includes singing, prayer and an encouraging message and lasts about an hour in full. We assemble as those who have already been saved by faith in Christ alone (John 5:24). The purpose of hearing the word of God is that we, by his grace alone, learn to love God and keep his commandments (Deut 4:10, Ecc 12:12-13: Matt 28:18-20) .
We partake of the Lord's Supper every Lord's Day and all believers are welcomed and encouraged to partake. This serves to remind us of Christ's sacrifice for our sins and that we are one body in Christ (1 Cor 11). Every time we take communion, we proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.
If you do not believe in Christ, or if you are bringing someone who does not believe in Christ, we share and speak of the gospel every assembly. We believe that evangelism occurs according to God's will and purpose, when we assemble in the prescribed manner found in God's word (1 Cor 14:23-25)
The Priority of Unity
Unity in the body is a very high priority in God's word, particularly when the church assembles in his presence. 1 Cor 1:10 I appeal to you, brothers, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree, and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be united in the same mind and the same judgment. We believe that unity takes priority over other objectives such as evangelism and education on the Lord's Day when the church assembles. (See 1 Cor 11, 12, 13, 14, Heb 10, 1 Peter 2). Consequently, we do not separate from each other during our time together.
God's plan to evangelize the lost, when the church is assembled, is given in 1 Cor 14:23-25. Paul taught that if the church is not unified when it meets, it would be better it not assemble at all. (See 1 Cor 11) Once again, we fall short of God's standard but are praying for and seeking biblical unity in our church, in part by assembling in a manner consistent with the teaching of Scripture.
Psalm 133:1 Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity! 2 It is like the precious oil on the head, running down on the beard, on the beard of Aaron, running down on the collar of his robes! 3 It is like the dew of Hermon, which falls on the mountains of Zion! For there the LORD has commanded the blessing, life forevermore.
Dress and Appearance
We have no dress code or standard beyond the Biblical principles of modesty. As believers, we are already clothed in the righteousness of Christ. Isaiah 61:10 I will greatly rejoice in the LORD; my soul shall exult in my God, for he has clothed me with the garments of salvation; he has covered me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom decks himself like a priest with a beautiful headdress, and as a bride adorns herself with her jewels. Rather, we encourage all who attend, who are justified by faith alone, to be clothed in good works. Titus 2:14 (CHRIST) who gave himself for us to redeem us from all lawlessness and to purify for himself a people for his own possession who are zealous for good works.
Families in Our Services
As the church is one body in Christ (1 Cor 12), it is our desire and joy to remain together. We gladly welcome all people of all ages. If you would like assistance with very young children, we would be glad to help. We do not mind, and fully expect that young children will make noises and need to stretch their legs from time to time. Children are always welcomed in our assemblies.
When the disciples tried to prevent little children from being brought into the presence of Christ, he corrected them. Then children were brought to him that he might lay his hands on them and pray. The disciples rebuked the people, but Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 19:14) We love children and have no desire to see them separated from their families or from the congregation on the Lord's Day.
Please note that we are not part of any movement in the church today with regards to our assemblies. We simply see no commandment, teaching, principle or example of behavior in God's word, whereby the church would separate itself up into age-segregated groups. We believe that the practice of separating the church into various groups (while it is still present on the campus) is actually counter to the teaching of Christ and the Apostles on the oneness of the body of Christ and the necessity of fostering unity. The time for the training of individual disciples or evangelism is when the church is not assembled. As part of the Great Commission, we joyfully evangelize and train disciples throughout the week. Having been separated all week, it is our joy and privilege to assemble in the presence of Christ, on the Lord's Day as one body. We see no need and have no desire to separate quickly.
The Lord created the Lord's Day (or Sabbath day), in part, that his people would assemble in his presence, that he would bless us by his word and Spirit. We hope that you would come and spend a day with us, and be encouraged in the presence of Christ. It is a time for the body of Christ to enjoy the delights of our God together.
Psalm 36:7 How precious is your steadfast love, O God! The children of mankind take refuge in the shadow of your wings. 8 They feast on the abundance of your house, and you give them drink from the river of your delights. 9 For with you is the fountain of life; in your light do we see light.
Unless otherwise cited, Scripture quotations are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version ® (ESV ®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.


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Lawyers And Mental Health Problems
Today on radio 774 Melbourne, a lawyer told host Rafael Epstein that 50% of all lawyers have mental health issues (notably depression). In answer to the question whether there is a problem with the legal system, the caller merely observed that, 'Its the system'. And in my opinion, a system that damages lawyers and clients in ways that are unacceptable.
The legal system and the way law firms operate deeply affect the well being of lawyers. There is a lot written on this topic, but the plight of lawyers doesn't attract public sympathy, so solutions have to come from within the ranks.
There are legendary lawyers from all over the globe who have stepped out of the system, and practised change for their own sake and that of their clients. Stu Webb, the founder of collaborative law, J Kim Wright, the author of 'Lawyers as Peacemakers' and founder of 'Cutting Edge Law' are two.
If more lawyers worked like these two, and harked back to the ideas of Ghandi and others, seeing themselves as peacemakers instead of warriors, the change would be profound. That is what I did when I walked away from a litigation practice some years ago now. Working in collaboration with clients, psychologists and financial planners has opened my eyes to the insanity of going to war instead of facilitating agreements and change.
I'm sad to hear that any lawyer accepts that the system will continue to exact its price, without seeing the opportunity to begin small or large changes for everyone's benefit.
Melbourne Based Divorce Lawyer – Marguerite Picard Collaborative Law Practitioner


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Reviews Summary
Here's what the reviewers think about the 5.11 Tactical Range:
Reviewers like these things about the 5.11 Tactical Range
- A lot of users love its removable ammo and brass totes feature for easy clean up.
- Others adore the grab-and-go handles and removable padded shoulder strap for comfort.
- A lot of reviewers thought offers more than enough space for multiple pistols and rounds they'll ever need.
- Many users like how the zip down front organizer stores 8 magazines easily.
- Others laud the roomy side pockets which offer ample space for accessories, optics, and ear protection, etc.
- Some reviewers are impressed how the bag retains its overall shape when open and unloaded making it very easy to use.
- Others find the zippers solid as well as the pull strings.
- Some reviewers thought the velcro closures are very precise and secure.
- Some users said the inner removable bag is great for moving ammo around.
- A lot of users thought the shoulder strap and hand straps are super comfortable.
- Many reviewers find the bag extremely spacious, well made and very sturdy.
- A lot of owners love how the padded compartments protect handguns and keep them out of sight.
- Some users thought the removal tote with handles and adjustable compartments is a neat feature allowing customization.
- A lot of users liked how it keeps everything organized and accessible in one bag.
- Some reviewers thought it's very well stitched and very well thought out bag.
- A lot of users enjoy its multiple pockets for individual storage.
- Others noted the even weight distribution of the bag making carrying it comfortable even when loaded.
- Some users find the lift-out compartment ideal for the range and sturdy enough to hold pistols, ammo, safety gear and other accessories while still feeling solid and holding its shape.
- One user said that every aspect of this bag, from the functionality to the feel of the zippers, feels high end.
- Others find it the perfect biggest handgun range bag for every possible occasion.
- Some users thought the straps are heavy duty and does not flinched at all.
Reviewers don't like these things
- Some users thought the water bottle pocket is too small for refillable water containers.
- Others find it too expensive.
Crowdsourced specs across all 5.11 Tactical Range models and sizes:
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vs 5.11 Tactical BagsThe 5.11 Tactical Range ranks #2 compared with the other 5.11 Tactical bags.
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vs All BagsThe 5.11 Tactical Range ranks #164 compared with all the bags we have checked.
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Selected Reviews
Loadout RoomI was quite happy to learn that the Range Qualifier Bag by 5.11 Tactical helped alleviate the organizational issues that are present in other range bags.
Posted 11 May 2017 by Rodney - Read full review
Loadout RoomOverall, this is a well-thought-out bag with pockets for everything, and provides good storage for your equipment.
Posted 14 October 2014 by Max - Read full review
Mil-spec MonkeyFrom first impressions the dinky snap hooks are the only con I see so far. If one really loads this bag up with guns and ammo it will weigh quite a bit so I'd recommend going for full metal snap hooks.
Posted 8 July 2006 by Monkey - Read full review
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Pratham Books (www.prathambooks.org) is a not-for-profit children's book publisher that was set up in 2004 to publish good quality, affordable books in many Indian languages. Our mission is to see 'a book in every child's hand' and we have spread the joy of reading to millions of children in India. As a publisher serving every child in India, Pratham Books has always pushed the boundaries when it comes to exploring innovative ways in which to create access to joyful stories and have been fortunate in finding partners to collaborate with who share this vision.
In 2015, Pratham Books' increased its footprint by going digital. As an industry leader, we were one of the first publishers in the country to open license our content. All this content is now available on StoryWeaver, which is a digital platform that hosts stories in languages from India and beyond, so that every child can have an endless stream of stories in her mother tongue to read and enjoy. The stories can be read, translated, versioned or downloaded for free. All stories on the platform are openly licensed.
We are looking for a Social Media Manager for Storyweaver
The role involves ddeveloping and implementing strategic engagement initiatives by building and sustaining relationships with multiple stakeholders, and advocating the brand across a variety of social networks
(Postmen in the midst of piles of letters, Illustration by Bindia Thapar from 'City of Stories' by Rukmini Banerji)
Key Responsibilities:
Required skills
Nice to have but not mandatory:
This is a full-time position and is based out of Bangalore
Salary will be commensurate with qualification and experience.
Write to us:
Email your resume with Social Media Manager-StoryWeaver in the subject line to [email protected]
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This position has been closed. Thank you for your interest!
About the Organization
Pratham Books is a not-for-profit children's book publisher that was set up in 2004 to publish good quality, affordable books in many Indian languages. Our mission is to see 'a book in every child's hand' and we have spread the joy of reading to millions of children in India.
In the last 3 years, we have invested deeply in technology based initiatives to further our mission. We are now looking for a Data & Insights Manager as we significantly scale these initiatives.
About the Platform
StoryWeaver is a digital platform that hosts stories in languages from India and beyond, so that every child can have an endless stream of stories in her mother tongue to read and enjoy. The stories can be read, translated, versioned or downloaded for free. All stories on the platform are openly licensed and the goal is to open source the code as well. In two years, StoryWeaver has scaled from 800 stories in 24 languages to 6500 stories in 104 languages by engaging with a community of users. We want every child to have access to quality reading resources in their own language.
StoryWeaver is being recognized as an emerging innovation that can transform the early literacy reader ecosystem globally. Our vision is for StoryWeaver to be the largest multilingual open library in the world for children by empowering communities to address the scarcity of reading resources in their mother tongue languages and scale the quantity and quality of content being produced.
Job Description
We are looking for a passionate individual wanting to make a difference, one who believes that technology can be a powerful enabler in creating equitable access to resources. This role requires a manager who can work effectively, both independently and collaboratively, in a team environment and deliver the project in a timely manner within allocated resources and budgets.
We are looking for a Data & Insights Manager to work closely alongside our Product Development team and other internal teams. You will discover the insights within our vast data sets, and help us make smarter decisions to deliver better results for our end users.
In this role, you will be responsible for using statistical techniques to analyse and interpret data, take complete ownership of Google Analytics, identify trends and provide insightful reports to internal and external audience.
We're looking for a self-motivated, detail-oriented individual who loves digging into data, developing insights and communicating data-based recommendations. You will work closely with the internal teams and tech partners to implement your recommendations, track the impact and course correct.
The position will report to the Head of Digital Projects but also requires working closely with the top management. In a 2 year time-frame the project outcomes are expected to scale by 10x and the Data and Insights Manager will play a critical role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the platform at this scale. Most importantly the person needs to be an out-of-the box thinker and should be a strong believer and propagator of use of open technologies.
The individual will be responsible for the following:
Work closely with internal product owners to understand the target audience and their motivations, generate the product enhancement, development ideas and requirements docs.
Perform analysis and provide insights regarding the market, trends, campaigns, and performances.
Build data pipelines to understand and measure readership, etc
Perform regular data analysis to demystify, assess and predict content gaps.
Extracting valuable insight from our data and generating analysis that drives user retention and conversion.
Master and perform all steps required to conduct advanced analytics and create analysis-ready data sets.
Take all data driven ideas to fruition by working closely with the implementation teams
Effectively respond to ad-hoc report and analysis requests from other teams as needed.
Be the bridge in between organization and other data-for-good communities
Must haves
BTech/MSc/MCA or other graduate degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Market Research, Operational Research, or related quantitative discipline.
Proven work experience working with large sets of data and analytics, preferably in a marketing, tech or operational environment.
Ability to interpret findings through data visualization and delivery of compelling presentations to both internal and external stakeholders.
Strong analytical thought process, ability to extract data and transform it into valuable, actionable insight.
Expertise with GA and common Business Intelligence tools.
Good technical background with some hands on experience with Python/R to perform data analysis and machine learning
Very good written and verbal communication skills
4-5 years of experience in the industry
Nice to have but not mandatory
Experience working with non-profits.
Domain knowledge in publishing industry, Indic language experience
Location: Position is based out of Bangalore and we are open to part-time as well as full-time position. Project is expected to complete within a 2 year time-frame.
Salary: Compensation will be commensurate with experience.
Interested candidates can email their resume to [email protected]
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Author's Note: Adult film stars are just like you and me. They eat meals, go to work and even break up with each other. I managed to get my hands on some of the separation emails. I hope you enjoy.
Look, like I told u. It just isn't going to work out between us. You never listen. Yesterday on the set of "Dick Hungry Sluts in Dallas" I said, "That's the spot! Cum on my face you big fucking stud." Then you blasted my tits. Totally not what I wanted. It's over.
I thought we had a good thing going. We fucked other people for work, but always fucked each other each night after work – sometimes we brought other people in, but it was working well. I helped pay for your new tits, and we both enjoy them. I think I deserve another chance.
RE: The jizz misplacement. I've been in the porn industry for fifteen years now and not even I know where my sperm is going to land. That had nothing to do with you or my inability to take direction. It's just a fact. Believe me, I'd always rather cum on your face.
Still thinkin' of u,
Your Brutey-Baby
P.S. Actually, the aforementioned off-target money shot was during "Cock-Sucking Queens in Paris," not "Dick Hungry Sluts in Dallas." Remember, you were wearing that beret I helped pick out?
Oh yeah, I forgot about the beret. I blow so many dudes, it's hard to keep track.
Anyways, I told you, it's not going to happen again. I'm sure our paths will cross again to reprise our roles for the next installment of "SuperSpy SuperSeXXX" series.
To be completely honest, I met somebody new on the set of "Giant Black Dicks Spatter Tits on White Chicks: Part 38." His name is Tyrone. I'm sure you know him, he won the "Biggest Cock in Smallest Ass" award two years ago. His stage name is "The Lady-Pleasing Black Oil Pipeline."
I had a really great time during my time with you. I just needed somebody new in my life. Besides, Pipeline says maybe in a few weeks he'll let me get pooped on by him. I think this is a fantastic opportunity and I can't pass it up.
Dear Whore, (I mean that in the most sincere way)
Now you're dating a fucking black guy! What the fuck? Not only that, you're dating Tyrone "The Gay Pipeline"? Everybody knows that guy is a queer! Watch "Hot Guy on Guy Action: Interracial Cowboy Edition." I'm sure you'll enjoy the scene where seven dude ranchers ejaculate in a ten-gallon hat and your new boyfriend guzzles it. They awarded it the "Gayest Cowboy Scene in Porno History Lifetime Achievement."
Well, it is officially over. I don't mind if you fuck African-Americans, other women, other dudes or barnyard animals, but no fucking homosexual men.
Later queer-fucking cunt,
You were right. Tyrone is a fucking homo. After he pooped on me it seemed like every gay man in San Francisco tried to eat it or lick it off of me. Tyrone just laughed and made out with one of his boyfriends as he pissed all over everybody. I've never felt so used. I thought he was the man of my dreams. I now realize you are that man.
Take me back? Wink?
Your true love,
P.S. I had to take, like, 28 showers to get all the cum and shit and piss out of my hair.
Jenna the Brown-Noser,
Too late. I've moved to Eastern Europe. You can legally fuck 12-year-olds here. The market, pay and fringe benefits are amazing. I haven't fucked this many pre-adolescent girls since I was 26.
I hope fecal-fun was enjoyable. Maybe if you can invent a time machine and visit me when you were less of a whore.
I'm sure you can always get pregnant, wear clown makeup and fuck midgets. There's always a market for that.
Nice knowing ya,
Brutus the De-Virginator
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Einar holds a Masters degree (MSc) in Innovation & Entrepreneurship from University of Oslo (UiO). His Bachelors degree is in IT & Business Development from Høgskolen i Sør-Trondelag (HiST). During his bachelor studies he spent a semester in the Netherlands ond Hogschool van Amsterdam with focus on Project Management.


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Ubisoft announced their partnership with a variety licensors for a diverse lineup of Watch Dogs inspired apparel and novelties. Licensors include ASTRO Gaming, BioWorld, Frank & Oak, musterbrand, Prima, ThinkGeek, Titan and Trends.
In Watch Dogs, players will assume the role of Aiden Pearce, a brilliant hacker whose criminal past led to a violent family tragedy. Now on the hunt for those who hurt his family, players will be able to monitor and hack their enemies by manipulating everything connected to the city's Central Operating System (ctOS). ctOS controls almost every piece of the city's technology and holds key information on all of the city's residents. Players will access omnipresent security cameras, download personal information to locate targets, control traffic lights and public transportation to stop enemies, and more. Watch Dogs lets the player use Chicago as their ultimate weapon and exact their own style of revenge.
Specific details like pricing, availability and retailers for the Watch Dogs inspired products are listed below by vendor.
musterbrand's durable line of street wear recreates the spirit of Watch Dogs in style, texture and detail with apparel and accessories including coat, sweater, cap, scarf, messenger back, heavy duty bag and iPad sleeve available online at musterbrand.com/collections/watch-dogs.
Prima will be offering a strategy guide for Watch Dogs. It will also include a free mobile version of the strategy guide, formatted for use from any web-enabled device. The digital guide adds enhanced features including strategy video and alternate tactics.
The Art of Watch Dogs launches on May 27 from Titan Books and is available from all good bookstores and online retailers. The book showcases the remarkable and innovative creative work behind the stunning new game. Beautifully designed with gorgeous concept art and lavish illustrations, this title explores the developer's vision of building an incredible living, breathing and "hack-able" cityscape.
Watch Dogs will be released worldwide on May 27, 2014 for the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation®4 from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Xbox One® and Windows PC.
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Please fill out this Time & Talent Form and return or email back to parish office.
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ESA approves public procurement exemption in Norway
Providers of public bus services will be exempt from the application of public procurement rules when they enter into contracts in order to carry out the operation of public bus transport services in Norway.
In November 2018, Nettbuss AS, now Vy Buss AS, sent a request for a general exemption from the utilities procurement rules in relation to the operation of bus services in Norway.
Specific rules apply for the utilities sector, which cover water, energy, transport, and postal services. Exemptions can be granted if there is unrestricted access and adequate level of competition in the market in the state concerned.
ESA takes the view that the activity on the relevant market in Norway is directly exposed to competition and access is not restricted.
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Our vineyard covers an area of 9 ha, not evenly distributed between 5 grape varieties, of which three international and two local people. Among the autochthonous vineyards, we present the Calabrian Nerello and Nocera, red berry grapes, existing in our territory for several generations. In addition, we have created an assembly with other international varieties (Merlot, Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon).
All the vineyards are directed at noon overlooking the sea, to make sure that the aroma can have a clear connection with the territory. The key element is the care of the vineyards, all planted in organic farming.
The grape vineyards present red berries and they are the vineyards that create a fragrant wine with a fine aroma and quite drinkable.
Between international and native vines, our "mission" is identifiable in an important wine, whose characteristics are:
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Game meat pâtés at its best.
Strong but not overpowering flavour of the Wild Boar.
The balance is perfect. Simply unique and delicious!
Made in the Limousin region by a small artisan makers.
Enjoy on a slightly toasted bread!
Weight : 90g
Shelf life : 4 Years
We do ship interstate so you also can get your Pates and Rillettes in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Darwin, Cairns, Newcastle etc...
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