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Yale Assure Lock SL with iM1
The Yale Assure Lock SL lets you lock and unlock from your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or by just asking Siri—thanks to the HomeKit-enabled iM1 network module. Manage pin codes to share with people you trust, see current lock status, lock/unlock, and customize automations and scenes all from your Apple Home app and Yale Secure app. Manage the lock from anywhere when you have an Apple TV, iPad, or HomePod set up as a home hub.
For those times when you don't have your iPhone handy, you can simply type in your 4- to 8-digit pin code on the touchscreen keypad to unlock and tap to lock the door behind you. This sleek deadbolt is tamper-proof because it has no key hole to pick and no keys to lose. Don't worry about getting locked out due to dead batteries, the lock and app will alert you when batteries are low and the lock can be temporarily charged using a 9V battery from outside in case of emergencies.
Lock and unlock using your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or by asking Siri
Uses Apple approved end-to-end encryption to ensure your security
100% key free—no keyhole to pick and no keys to lose or copy
Touchscreen keypad has backlit numbers that won't wear off and are easy to see at night
Enable the Auto Relock feature to ensure your door is always locked —or just tap the keypad to lock it behind you
Manage pin codes for people you trust, within the Yale Secure app
Control from anywhere when you have an Apple TV, iPad, or HomePod set up as a home hub
Quiet, motorized deadbolt is tapered to accommodate for misaligned doors
Never worry about dead batteries with the 9V back-up
Replaces your existing deadbolt in minutes with just a screwdriver
What's in the Box
Yale Assure Lock SL
Yale iM1 network module
Four AA batteries
Mounting hardware, deadbolt, and strike
Installation guide
App guide
Door template
Tech Specs
Other Features: HomeKit Compatible
Connections: Wireless
Bluetooth Compatibility: Bluetooth 4.0
Batteries: AA
Battery life: Approximately 12 months
Height: Exterior: 3.5 in./8.9 cm; Interior: 6.87 in./17.5 cm
Width: Exterior: 2.5 in./6.35 cm; Interior: 3 in./7.6 cm
Depth: Exterior: 0.68 in./1.72 cm; Interior: 2.12 in./5.4 cm
Weight: 3.48 lb./1.58 kg
System Requirements
Operating System: iOS 10 or later
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
Mfr. Part Number: YRD256-iM1-OBP
UPC or EAN No.: 081023000123
Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Warranty: Lifetime on finish and mechanical; one year on electronics
iPhone Models
- iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
- iPhone 11
- iPhone SE (2nd generation)
- iPhone XS
- iPhone XS Max
- iPhone XR
- iPhone X
- iPhone 8
- iPhone 8 Plus
- iPhone 7
- iPhone 7 Plus
- iPhone 6s
- iPhone 6s Plus
- iPhone SE (1st generation)
iPad Models
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th generation)
- iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd generation)
- iPad Air (3rd generation)
- iPad (7th generation)
- iPad mini (5th generation)
- iPad Pro 11-inch (1st generation)
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation)
- iPad Pro 10.5-inch
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation)
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st generation)
- iPad Pro 9.7-inch
- iPad Air 2
- iPad (6th generation)
- iPad (5th generation)
- iPad mini 4
Apple TV Models
HomePod Models
iPod Models
Answers from the community
does it require wifi
- Asked by Cristobal M from Weslaco
- on Jul 24, 2018
Not unless you want to control it from your phone, etc. It will work as an electronic keypad without Not unless you want to control it from your phone, etc. It will work as an electronic keypad without WiFi
- Answered by Kimberli C from Paradise Valley
- on Sep 23, 2018
Does this price include installation or just device?
- Asked by will P from new york
- on Jul 1, 2018
While I cannot be 100% certain, I can say I am pretty sure it does not include installation. Perhaps While I cannot be 100% certain, I can say I am pretty sure it does not include installation. Perhaps if you bought it through a locksmith it would but there is nothing from stopping you to buy it from Apple and hire a locksmith to install it.
- Answered by Richard M from Barrie
- on Jul 22, 2018
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
Yale Secure
*Requires Yale Assure Lock with iM1 Network Module (YRD256-iM1)*
Lock and unlock your home without the hassle of keys using the Yale Secure app and your compatible Assure Lock with iM1. Never worry about lending or losing your house keys again – now, your smartphone is your key.
· Lock and unlock your home using your iPhone or Siri.
· Create, manage and delete user PIN codes (up to 25) to share with friends and family.
· See access history
· Receive notifications when someone unlocks your door.
· Customize lock settings including auto re-lock.
· Ask Siri to lock or unlock your door when you're at home.
· Access from anywhere when used with an Apple TV (4th gen or later) or an iPad running iOS 10.3 or later set up as a home hub.
· See current lock battery status and receive alerts for low battery.
Marketing URL: http://www.yalehome.com/en/yale/yalehome/residential/yale-real-living/assure-lock/im1-network-module/ …


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From Contact Form To Contract: Read The Fine Print
I asked for a signature on my terms and conditions and a deposit check.
"We don't have the money."
I got an email from this client yesterday late night, saying that they were not able to pull together funding for the shoot.
Had I taken this job, I would have spend over $10,000 to shoot the job and I have a feeling I would have been chasing that money for a long time. Last time I checked, I was not an investor in their company or a bank.
Truthfully I'm happy to find out before (and not after)
In truth I would much rather get this email 48 hours before the job, than 48 hours after the job. I had already put the brakes on everything, which means reserving hotel rooms and rental cars that had a no cancellation policy; ordering – but not shipping rental gear; letting the crew know that there was a chance that this job was maybe not happening; having insurance riders ready to go – but not issued.
I scouted the site (6 hour drive round trip), discussed the lighting plot with my gaffer, planned the interview questions with my director, discussed camera angles and shot concepts with my camera man, found a caterer, got a liability insurance certificate for the location, discussed access with the owner, …
Turning this job down was not easy, but it was necessary.
Invest your time (it's necessary), but not your money.
I'm happy to spend significant amounts of time to bid on a job, plan it, scout locations, hire crew, ect., but I had a feeling about this one (I guess doing any thing for 20 years+ years has it's benefits) and did not spend any money on this production. I had sent the client my line item estimate with the terms to review and had gotten verbal assurances that I was booked on the job and that the deposit checks were ready 2 weeks ago. All in all I have about 4 days of work into this job (before you get upset at me I understand that my time is valuable, but I am willing to and it is necessary to invest your time to bid on a job – bigger jobs just require more time).
Moral of the story:
• Do NOT start spending your money (in this case I would have had to pay around $10K in order to get the job going – that's travel, hotel, car rentals, insurance riders, rental equipment, meals, …).
• Always get a signed contract and a deposit, before starting a job.
• Stand firm on your policies (you have those right?).
Today, I'm no worse for the wear than 2 weeks ago, when this job popped up on my radar. True, I would have liked to shoot these videos and make the money for doing a job, but honestly I much rather work with clients that are excited about my work and that are chomping on the bit to work together, than to deal with those that are dragging their feet all the way.
Where to go from here?
Truthfully, I'm happy this job did not come through. At the end the client wasn't telling me what's going on until the very last minute (and then it wasn't the person I had been dealing with, but his CFO). I could tell there was a bad taste in his mouth and I had to ask myself: Is that really the kind of foundation I want the shoot to be build on? Probably not.
I'd much rather prefer the new client I met last week. She is so excited about working with me and was bummed to find out that I do video as well, because she had just contracted out a 5 figure video job to someone else. "I'm going to show him your work and tell him to make his look and sound like yours" she told me as she handed me my deposit check for our upcoming photography series. "Oh, and you're doing our next video." [As an aside, this is the client I wrote about in "Don't sign that contract!" Saying 'No' does not mean you're going to loose the job.]
I'd rather work with the still life client I shot for last week. "We love the pictures and we need more." they emailed me "when can you go on shooting for us?" It's a lot easier to produce beautiful and creative work, if you have clients who appreciate the work and love working together. In these cases the fine print defined what I was responsible for delivering and what I expected from the client.
Wanna learn some more?
If you're not sure if you should sign a contract check out "Don't sign that contract! You have the power to change it!"
Sometimes you just gotta turn bad work down (I just turned down a 5 figure job last week). Find out when saying no is sometimes a good option.

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WICHITA - The winter wheat harvest is off to a slow, tentative start in south-central Kansas.
Steve Inslee, general manager at the OK Co-op in Kiowa, Kan., said Thursday local farmers have cut a few acres, and the grain elevator has taken a few loads of wheat.
"It sort of began," Inslee said. "The Kansas harvest has started."
He doesn't look for the area's harvest to begin in earnest until today or Monday.
Within a 25-mile radius of Kiowa, the wheat crop does not look good because of the drought, and Inslee anticipates his grain elevator will take in just 1 million bushels this season. That would be one-third of what it received last year.
"I hope it fools me and it does a lot better than that," he said. "We will wait and see what happens."
But a cool, wet spring has helped the wheat recover elsewhere in Kansas.
On Wednesday, the National Agricultural Statistics Service revised its harvest forecast for Kansas to 307.8 million bushels, up 3 percent from the estimate just a month ago. But even with that improvement, the anticipated 2013 wheat crop in the state falls far short of last year's production.
The Kansas harvest is expected to be down 21 percent from a year ago.
But the production estimates fluctuate widely across the state, depending on where timely moisture fell. The crop in northwest Kansas is forecast to be 60 percent of what came in a year ago.
South-central Kansas, which encompasses the state's biggest wheat-growing region, is forecast to bring in 78.5 million bushels of wheat, or about 84 percent of last year's crop. In southeast Kansas, the forecast of 24.5 million bushels is just one percentage point shy of last year's harvest.
At the same time, the central and east-central parts of Kansas are anticipated to harvest slightly bigger crops this harvest than last year, according to the agency's latest estimate. In northwest Kansas, this year's wheat crop is forecast to be 72 percent bigger at 8.1 million bushels.
The industry's trade group, Kansas Wheat, said Thursday it knows of no other wheat harvest activity yet in the state other than those few fields being cut in Kiowa. Its spokesman, Bill Spiegel, said the Kansas harvest was approximately 70 percent complete by this time last year.
The cool, wet spring in much of Kansas has delayed the crop, but the past couple of days of hot weather have helped dry out the crop for harvest.
"We are all wanting to get going, but Mother Nature is not cooperating yet," Spiegel said.


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Temple Beth Ahm, 440 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen, will host a Geriatric Care Resource Seminar on Jan. 13, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
A geriatric care manager will discuss housing options, an elder law attorney will discuss vital legal documents everyone should have, and a daily money manager will discuss the importance of managing vital personal information so it can be retrieved by loved ones in emergencies or death. The speaking portion will be followed by a question and answer session. After this session there will be representatives from dozens of different resources for geriatric care available to speak with and get follow-up information from. This is a unique educational opportunity to learn what you can do now to prepare, what kind of services are available when you need them so you can become proactive.
For more information, visit www.geriatricadvisorycouncil.com.


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American Psycho (2000) Film Review. Distributed by LionsgateFilms.Produced by Edward R. Pressman Productions,Muse Productions.Directed by Mary Harron.
This film is Iconic in every way,about corporate greed,and excesses in the late 80's. Think Wall Street meets Dexter,and we are there.Now Patrick Bateman is a Psychopath, killing a homeless man and his dog, all because a colleague has a better Business card than him. He likes sordid sex with prostitutes,and murdering them with chainsaws,whilst being the perfect finance. Yes this film is violent,wrongly marketed as a Horror/ Slasher film, well it is no, it is a psychological film,about different personalities. And the excesses of wealth in the 80'S.
It has brilliant references to the Decade most of us would rather forget,with a great soundtrack,and great antidotes about Huey Lewis and The News,and Phill Collins vs Peter Gabriel in Genesis. Based on the Novel by Bret Easton Ellis in 1991,and having so many different Actors,and Directors linked to the Project,with it being noted as an impossible book to film. In the end It was decided that Christian would play Patrick,and would be directed by second choice director Mary Harron, who previously directed I Shot Andy Warhol, and then The Notorious Bettie Page. Critics praised this film for Bale' s portrayal and Harron' s Direction and great screenplay. A film I can recommend,and strangely the only film I have ever liked Christian Bale in.


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This is an advert I saw on a bus on the way home from work today. It's an advert for office paper, and the tagline is "JOIN THE EXCITEMENT".
…of white office paper.
My brain just can't even wrap around this. I just don't even understand why a paper company marketing team would go, "yeah guys, lets go spend an bunch of cash on busvertising for paper!" And did they go back in time to some call center cubicle-land office in middle America to get that model?
But that's not even the weird part. I really, I mean, REALLY don't get why anyone, in a million years would equate 'excitement' with office paper.
Oh! But it's extra white multipurpose paper. OK, no, never-mind I'm excited now too. Just like the dude on the back portion of the busvertisement.
I don't know what the Arabic says, but I imagine it must be something along the lines of a quote from excited dude going, "My proposals are finally going to be getting the extra whiteness of paper they've been rightly deserving all this time!"
Who is the genius behind this advert, I must know. Then I want to meet all the people who approved the inclusion of the "join the excitement" tagline because I just cannot believe that multiple people saw this advert before it was sent to press and just…let it go.
Just like I can't believe all the people who saw the concept drawings and blueprints for the Yas Island hotel in Abu Dhabi and didn't notice that it pretty much looks 100% exactly like a monstrous glowing penis.


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Aeolian-Skinner Organ
A HISTORY OF THE PARISH ORGANS with Specifications for the 1931 E M Skinner and 1940 Aeolian-Skinner Organs
Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill, was organized in 1855 and the building on White Street dates from 1856. At this time instrumental music, sung Psalms and the singing of hymns and various liturgical texts had become common in Episcopal Churches. From the history of the organs, it is clear that members of Trinity parish long have valued fine music.
The first organ at Trinity was by the notable builder William Stevens, in 1857. This probably was a one manual instrument, and no stop list is available. The debt on this organ was liquidated in 1859.The church's second organ was by another important builder, George H. Ryder, opus 131, in 1886. This was a two-manual organ and the cost was $2500. Robert Reich, of the Andover Organ Company, recounts having seen a photograph of the Ryder organ, in the historical collection at the Haverhill Public Library. In the photograph the console was partly obscured by people standing in front of it, but it appeared that the organ had twelve to sixteen ranks of pipes.The church building was enlarged in 1929 and a new organ was installed, built by E M Skinner, in 1931. This was the Mary Porter Wardwell Memorial Organ and it served the parish until the fire of 1969. Following are the specifications:
Builder: E M Skinner Organ Co., Opus 853, 1931
Number of manuals: 3
Number of stops: 41
Number of ranks: 33
Number of pipes: 2,422
Great 16' Gemshorn 61
8' First Diapason 61
8' Second Diapason 61
8' Flute Harmonique 61
8' Erzahler 61
4' Octave 61
4' Flute 61
II Mixture 122
16' Bourdon 73
8' Diapason 73
8' Rohrflote 73
8' Salicional 73
8' Voix Celeste 73
8' Flauto Dolce 73
8' Flute Celeste 61 tc
4' Flute Triangulaire 73
III Mixture 183
16' Waldhorn 73
8' Trumpet 73
8' Oboe 73
8' Vox Humana 73
4' Clarion 73
8' Violin Diapason 73
8' Concert Flute 73
8' Dulciana 73
8' Unda Maris 61 tc
4' Flute 73
2 2/3' Nazard 61
8' Tuba 73
8' Clarinet 73
32' Resultant --
16' Diapason 32
16' Bourdon 32
16' Gemshorn GT
16' Echo Lieblich SW
8' Octave 12
8' Gedeckt 12
8' Still Gedeckt SW
4' Flute 12
16' Trombone 32
Source: THE DIAPASON, May 1931,
via Steve Bournias
Trinity Church underwent lengthy repair and reconstruction following the 1969 fire. An electronic substitute instrument was used from then until 1990 when Aeolian-Skinner's opus 998, built in 1940 for Bradford College, Bradford, was relocated to Trinity.
Opus 998 was built for Denworth Hall at Bradford (then Junior) College. Frederick Johnson played the dedicatory recital on Friday, June 14, 1940. Mr. Johnson's impressive program included works by Bach, de Grigny, Clerambault, Pachelbel, Loeillet, Franck, Lyon, Titcomb, Bingham, Bonnet, Karg-Elert, Lee, Jacob and Widor!The organ was known as the "Cornelia Warren Memorial Organ" (the memorial plaque remains on the left-hand side of the instrument's console), after the trustee whose 1926 bequest paid a significant portion of its purchase price. It was regularly played for many years before gradually falling into disuse and ultimately disrepair.In 1989 a combination of circumstances brought the organ, and Bradford College's interest in selling it, to Trinity parish's attention. With the help of Scott Sykes, Trinity's organist, Mark Peterson of the music faculty at Bradford, and Thad Outerbridge, who ultimately moved the instrument, the organ's historical significance and enormous potential were recognized. Trinity's Vestry decided to acquire it as the final replacement for the Skinner (the 1940 Aeolian-Skinner is of remarkably the same size as the 1931 Skinner had been).G. Donald Harrison (mentioned above) designed this instrument and his signature plate is on the console. In recent years much has been written about and recordings have been made on Harrison's surviving Aeolian-Skinner instruments. However, Opus 998, perhaps because it had fallen into disuse before the renewal of interest in Harrison's work, remained obscure.The parish and Mr. Outerbridge decided to make no tonal alterations to the organ, other than regulation. Even so the move from Bradford College involved both craftsmanship and high-tech challenges. Fortunately, though barely playable in 1989 (one division, badly damaged by rain, ciphered on every note), most of the instrument's leather was in excellent condition. This no doubt was thanks to the College's remote heating plant, which limited the organ's exposure to damaging furnace gasses. In fact, the chest actions are all playing on their original leather today!
In the course of the move certain reservoirs were restored, the console re-leathered, and a new blower installed. A solid-state, digital, multilevel system, occupying one cubic foot in the console cabinet, replaced the electro-pneumatic-mechanical memory system for combination pistons that formerly occupied a room of its own, and a second digital system drew into one area the couplers, cut-outs, relays, and switches formerly disposed in five separate locations.
Local musicians who remembered the instrument in its Bradford College location recalled it as "gentle" and "ladylike" in character. Today, in the smaller, acoustically brighter space at Trinity, the organ, while still capable of great subtlety, has considerably more authority.Among the organs designed by G. Donald Harrison are those in the Church of the Advent, Boston (1935) and the Groton School (1935), both of which include Positiv divisions, then a daring innovation. Opus 998 also includes a delightful six-stop Positiv, visible at the very front of the organ chamber. The organ's specifications are as follows:
AEOLIAN-SKINNER ORGAN, Opus 998, 1940
GREAT Quintade 16'
Principal 8'
Flute Harmonique 8'
Octave 4'
Quint 2 2/3'
Super Octave 2'
Fourniture IV
Geigen 8'
Bourdon 8'
Viole de Gambe 8'
Voix Celeste 8'
Octave Geigen 4'
Flauto Traverso 4'
Cymbel III
Fagott 16'
Trompette 8'
Vox Humana 8'
Clairon 4'
Swell 16; Swell 4; Swell Unison Off
Concert Flute 8'
Dolcan 8'
Spitz Flöte 4'
Krummhorn 8'
Choir 16; Choir 4; Choir Unison Off
Nason Flute 8'
Rohr Flöte 4'
Nasat 2 2/3'
Principal 2'
Terz 1 3/5'
Sifflöte 1'
Positiv Unison Off
Resultant 32'
Principal 16'
Bourdon 16'
Quintade 16'
Spitz Principal 8'
Quintade 8'
Koppel Flöte 4'
Choral Bass (4') from Mixture
Block Flöte 2'
Mixture IV
Posaune 16'
Trompette 8'
Clairon 4'
SUMMARY: Stops Ranks Pipes
Console Mechanicals
Great to Pedal 8; Swell to Pedal 8; Choir to Pedal 8; Positiv to Pedal 8; Swell to Pedal 4;
Choir to Pedal 4; Choir to Great 8; Positiv to Great 8, Swell to Great 16; Swell to Great 8; Swell to Great 4; Positiv to Swell 8; Swell to Positiv 16; Swell to Positiv 8; Swell to Positiv 4
REVERSIBLES Great to Pedal 8; Swell to Pedal 8; Choir to Pedal 8; Positiv to Pedal 8; Swell to Great 8;
Choir to Great 8; Positiv to Great 8; Swell to Positiv 8
8 MEMORY LEVELS – capture system
SOLID STATE Combination Pistons
Swell – 7; Great – 7; Choir/Positiv – 9; Pedal – 7; General - 10
A. Pedal to Manual
B. Sw., Gt., Ch/Pos, to Pedal
C. Pedal to Pedal (on/off)
Set; General Cancel (2); Adjustable Tutti (2); Ventil
Trinity Church is grateful to have the stewardship of this fine instrument. Bequests have endowed the organ's maintenance and also provide for occasional organ recitals. The organ is a central element in the church's worship and the congregation invites you to hear it both at services and in recitals.
T.H.H. Outerbridge and M.T. Crapsey, II (1991)
Edited by Joyce Painter Rice (2001 and 2009) and Sarah Brink (2010)
Contributing information from Dr. Charles Callahan and Ro


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Before we left for our holiday in the islands, I saw this comic on Indexed:
Sunsets are more beautiful on vacation.
Go on. Click on it. It'll only take a sec. I'll wait.
I think Jessica Hagy's point is a good one – as our stress goes down, we are more likely to notice the wonder and beauty around us. We stop and smell the roses, as it were. We walk on the beach at sunset. We listen more deeply and really look into a loved one's eyes.
We crave that kind of connection and appreciation.
Is that really something we can only make time for on holiday? I sincerely hope not.
Celebration and savouring are two of my favourite things to do. Sinking down into the moment, wherever I am, helps me see the good stuff that is not always obvious at first glance.
And when I see it? I want to notice the hell out of it, celebrate it with thanks and red balloons and big blinky arrows and stories.
Look around. Right now.
What is more beautiful today – right there in your ordinary extraordinary life – just because you noticed it?


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Facing the music (and feeling it, too)
It's not enough that we have to deal with watching the Yankees in the playoffs while we sit at home tiddling our winks. Oh, no, we also have to read how the Yankees are still feeding their momentum off the carcass of the August 5-game sweep.
Seriously, insult on top of injury. I mean things are so bad I fully expect the Red Sox to somehow get dragged into this Foley scandal.
I can see the IM's now …
Maf54 (7:25:25 PM): u wanna come by laters? ... I got booze.
Xxxxxxxxx (7:25:35 PM): lol prolly
Maf54 (7:31:51 PM): k. wear ur red sox shirt
Xxxxxxxxx (7:32:13 PM): why you wanna be on top again?
Maf54 (7:32:17 PM): who's your daddy?
Speaking of hawt guy on guy action, you check out Shaughnessy's ball wash piece on Jetah?
You know the CHB writes his columns while listening to Yankee's highlight podcasts with one of those OhMiBods plugged into his iPod, right?.
Course he does, but as much as it makes my ovaries calcify to say it, I think in this case Shaughnessy's fawning ovah Jetah is totally legit.
Yeah, Jetah is good.
Later, Hell froze over and Susan's ovaries calcified. …


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Kisiel Group
Founded in 2007, Kisiel Group is a Raynes Park based design and build construction company. Over the last decade the company has built strong reputation on delivering quality projects, from stunning extensions to sustainable new builds. Kisiel Group is both a member of the National Federation of Builders and a Chartered Building Company.
Earlier this year, Kisiel Group had major cause for celebration when it was triumphant at the National Federation of Builders (NFB) Awards 2018. The company's Birch Grove project was successful in the 'Refurbishment of the Year' category at the ceremony held in March at the Belfry Hotel & Resort.
The residential project encompassed significant refurbishment works on a property that was not in a good state of repair. The sympathetic restoration included returning the front façade and porch entrance back to their original state, carefully matching the porch on the adjoining property. Period features that had previously been removed, such as tiled flooring in the hallway, were also reinstated. This was achieved by utilising the skills of specialists within the Kisiel team.
Lukasz Kisiel, Managing Director, and Annie Summun, Director of Public Affairs, went up to accept the award on behalf of all the Kisiel team. Commenting on Birch Grove, the judges said:
"Kisiel's unwavering dedication to client engagement and quality provided a high spec finish that the people of Ealing, the client, and the developer can be proud of."
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) represents small to medium-sized builders, contractors and house builders across England and Wales. As one of the UK's longest standing trade bodies, it was created to represent the building profession and to promote conditions its members need to thrive and contribute to the economic success of the UK.
As well as producing award-winning projects, Kisiel Group is also very active within its local community and has undertaken a number of schemes to help give back. At the end of 2017, a team of Kisiel volunteers spent the day making much-needed repairs to Raynes Park Vale Football Club (RPVFC).
Clearing brambles and overgrown vegetation around the football pitch, making repairs, re-positioning the existing boundary fence behind the floodlights and removing several skip loads of rubbish from the grounds were just some of the jobs that were undertaken. The hard-working volunteers also installed over 100 metres of new fencing donated by Kisiel Group. Lukasz said:
"It is extremely important to save this local football club as it helps the community to keep active and to enjoy sport locally. I am very proud of my team for volunteering to use their construction skills for the club. They are my 'heroes in action' helping the local community to make our environment even more enjoyable for both RPVFC and other members of the public who use the surrounding area for recreational activities."
The work proved to be an immediate success as a League inspection in January 2018 saw the ground's rating go up a grade.
To find out more about the work of Kisiel Group, both in the community or on-site, please visit www.kisiel.co.uk.


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Your Hair-oscope: December Edition
It's the moooost wonderful time of the year! Or is it? Check your hair-oscope and find out what's in store for you—and your style—this month.
Happy birthday, gorgeous! Now that you're one year wiser, don't you think it's time you started using your hot iron properly? Find out what it's capable of and have fun trying out a new look each week (that's what birthday months are for, right?).
Go all out for that special date night you have planned later this month. Pull that vintage find out of your closet and finally put it to some good use by pairing it with a classic up-do.
When was the last time you did something just for you, Aquarius? Make an appointment with your stylist for a deep conditioning treatment and top it off with a professional blowout. The best part? That just-left-the-salon feeling will last for days!
Pisces, are you sitting down? We need to talk. You've been hemming and hawing over whether to get bangs for far too long. It's time you finally took the plunge. Let's do this! Find the best set of fringe for your face shape and get to the salon, stat.
You've been rockin' those sweet, sweet selfies on the daily, but what do you have to show for it? (other than a premium IG account, of course.) Put your talents to good use by tagging #IAmPaulMitchell and you could walk away with a year's supply of Flexible Style products!
It may have been a mellow yellow summer, but your winter social calendar is packed! Keep your look fresh by finding the right 'do for every party on your busy schedule.
It's time to spice things up, sweet Gemini. Your flat iron is for so much more than just straightening. Get the most out of your favorite tool with some flips, curls and waves and you'll be turning heads on the reg in no time!
Between putting in some overtime at work and your endless holiday party schedule, you may be feeling rundown this month. Take some time to recharge by drawing a bath, pouring some wine and catching up with your favorite beauty news.
Winter is coming, and we are not talking about Jon Snow (sorry). If our lovely lioness is feeling down about the cooling temps, try warming your heart with a little Peace, Love and Happenings.
Knowing you, Virgo, you've been making your list and checking it twice. But just in case an unexpected guest shows up at your holiday dinner without an RSVP (gasp!), make sure you have a few colorful gifts on hand that anyone would be thrilled to receive.
Non-stop cravings got you stressed this holiday season? Satiate your sweet tooth with a little sugar for your hair!
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Many people living in Australia's most vulnerable coastal communities do not perceive they are at serious risk, despite projections of a 1.1 metre sea level rise by the end of this century.
These are the findings of University of Adelaide PhD student Christopher Button, who has spent the past two-and-a-half years looking at how Australia's most vulnerable coastal dwellers perceive risks such as predicted sea level rises.
"The majority of people living on the coast are concerned about climate change but are confident they will adapt to rising temperatures, more frequent storms and even sea level rises," Mr Button said.
The 24-year-old doctoral student surveyed coastal communities on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia and also Rockingham, a seaside resort south of Perth in Western Australia.
Both are non-metropolitan areas with low-lying shorelines and houses built very close to the beaches.
"Most residents of these areas accept that climate change is real, but for various reasons are not too worried about how it will impact on them," Mr Button said.
"For many people, their coastal home is a holiday or weekender residence, or the predictions regarding sea level rises are too far in the future for them to worry about.
"This could be misplaced optimism, particularly if we are talking about the long-term impacts of climate change on Australia's coastline," he said.
"If we plan to avoid new developments in the most vulnerable coastal communities and develop strategies for people most at risk to relocate from the coast, there would be less upheaval down the track."
Mr Button said many of those surveyed had already taken some action to mitigate climate change, including recycling more of their household products, installing solar panels and reducing water usage.
A 2009 report by the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency predicts that a sea level rise of approximately 1.1 metres by 2100 will erode up to 100 metres of shoreline, with many coastal dwellers feeling the effects from 2030 onwards.
The report estimates that up to $63 billion of existing residential buildings (about 247,000 houses) on Australia's coastline are at risk of inundation from a 1.1 metre sea level rise.
Mr Button is in the final year of his PhD, completing his thesis on Climate Change and Coastal Vulnerability, within the Discipline of Geographical and Environmental Studies at the University of Adelaide.
He is being supervised by Professor Nick Harvey (Executive Dean, Humanities and Social Sciences), Dr Douglas Bardsley and Dr John Tibby.
For an interview with researcher Christopher Button regarding the threat of sea-level rises to Adelaide coastal dwellers, go to http://www.adelaide.edu.au/media/video_media_research_08_oct_2010.html
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Artist Names Released for the 2015 MUTEK A/VISIONS Series
+ New Additions to the NOCTURNE Programs
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A critical component of every MUTEK, these exclusive evening performances offer multisensorial intersections between technology and art, this year representing audiovisual works that meld extraordinary sights and immersive sound, interdisciplinary practices that merge with the corporeal, and interactive spectacle and modern composition that operates outside of convention and expectation. Taking place for the first time at the prestigious Théâtre Maisonneuve, MUTEK is pleased to welcome these extraordinary artists to the festival:
A/VISIONS 1 (Friday, May 29 - 7:30pm)
HIROAKI UMEDA presents HOLISTIC STRATA and SPLIT FLOW (JP) / MAOTIK & METAMETRIC present OMNIS (FR/CA)
A/VISIONS 2 (Saturday, May 30 - 7:30pm)
TYONDAI BRAXTON presents HIVE (US) / MARTIN MESSIER presents FIELD (CA)
The monumental HIVE project presented by TYONDAI BRAXTON is part architectural installation and part ensemble. Previously performed at the Guggenheim, the Barbican and the Sydney Opera House, HIVE features five musicians playing atop specially designed hexagonal pedestals wired for light and sound. Braxton hails the project which is built around his first solo album in six years, HIVE1, as "a combination of expressive sound design, electronic music and acoustic live performance through the lens of modern music composition." The former frontman for experimental rock band BATTLES, Braxton has since been honing his craft as a solo artist and composer and has been commissioned by the KRONOS QUARTET and collaborated with PHILIP GLASS. MUTEK is especially thrilled to be presenting the exclusive Canadian premiere of HIVE.
Once again, MUTEK welcomes ingenious Montréal artist MARTIN MESSIER to the stage for the world premiere of FIELD. Created in collaboration with THOMAS PAYETTE (Robert Lepage/Ex Machina), this performance lays bare invisible and inaudible power flows using luminous cables arranged in a framework facing the audience. Messier's body becomes a conduit, a part of the field, as he modulates the electric waves with his interventions and projections of his movements provide ghostly apparitions of his presence. A spokesperson for the 2nd edition of Montréal's Digital Spring, Messier has this to say about his upcoming performance: "Back in 2008, MUTEK was one of the first festivals to present my work and I am particularly fond of the festival for that reason. I've been working on FIELD for a while now and having the opportunity to present the project as a world premiere within the scope of MUTEK at the Théâtre Maisonneuve is an honour. It may be the only time in my life that I will be performing in this magnificent venue and it offers the opportunity for me to take some risks as I am mixing sound, light and shadow effects."
In a new twist for the festival, dancer and choreographer HIROAKI UMEDA brings two pieces to MUTEK that fuse motion mapping, light design and synchronous soundtracking with dance: HOLISTIC STRATA, in which his body, projections and sound share the same pixel-like value on stage, as his human frame merges with screen frames; and SPLIT FLOW, a study in speed and stillness exploring more austere but increasingly dynamic interventions and interactions between light and movement.
Recently presented in Europe and at the Digital Québec event at the BFI in London co-curated by MUTEK, Omnis is the new live A/V performance by visual artist MAOTIK and musician and composer METAMETRIC which takes its inspiration from the concept of ubiquity. Expect a sonic and visual assault as the duo use a generative visual system and multiple degrees of optical illusion to destabilize the environment and explode the idea of being everywhere at the same time.
Tickets for A/VISIONS 1 and A/VISIONS 2 are now available through the Places des Arts box office.
There are only a few more spots to fill in and joining the opening night of the festival's 16th edition on May 27, MUTEK welcomes Lithuanian producer TEN WALLS to a bill that also features JAMES HOLDEN in a headlining capacity. Bringing a classical and jazz background to his techno he has released music on Innervisions and was named Mixmag's artist of year in 2014. Rounding out the Thursday night program at the MAC, local mainstay JESSE MORRISON'S minimal, cerebral, enveloping FAKE_ELECTRONICS warms up NOCTURNE 2, and ex-Californian, current Montréaler DEVON HANSEN debuts at MUTEK in the Salle BWR of the MAC during the Sunday NOCTURNE playing a live set under his dub leaning techno alias STEFAN JÓS - with still more to come for that night!
The complete program including the free outdoor EXPÉRIENCE series, the late night experimental PLAY program, and the entire compliment of free daytime MUTEK_LAB conferences and DIGI_SECTION workshops, showrooms, panels and artist Q&As at the Phi Centre will be unveiled April 28!
Check the full lineup here.
Act now to get your PASSPORT or WEEKEND PASS - the last tier of discounts ends April 28!
For those looking to experience MUTEK a la carte your migh consider the special price of $60 for both evenings at Métropolis. These and all other paying program tickets are now available individually - find all details on individual tickets here.


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Lenovo T460 macOS with Clover Guide
Latest Release on GitHub (March 2020) Updated to Clover r5105 Updated Lilu based kexts - Lilu, ALC, WEG Added AirportBrcmFixup.kext
Various Tweaks over Last months The main branch in my github repo is a complete Clover ESP (/EFI) bundle and kext pack for the Lenovo T460. The current file bundle seems to work on Sierra, HighSierra, Mojave and Catalina. There is an OpenCore branch in the repo as an alternative to Clover. This guide was developed for a Clover implementation. But the thread has evolved to include discussion of both Clover and Opencore for these systems: T460 and T470 family of ThinkPads.
Full Clover file set - config.plist etc. Includes all custom kexts Includes custom DSDT/SSDT scripts and patches Utility scripts The zip bundles are posted to GitHub: https://github.com/tluck/Lenovo-T460-Clover/releases
Caveat: The T460 systems used here was configured with: i5-6300U, Intel HD Graphics 520, 1920x1080 touch screen. If you have a different system model, then extract the ACPI files and use the included scripts to create a set of files consistent with your system type and BIOS version. See below for details.
Credits: RehabMan, Shmilee, vusun123, TimeWalker, Mieze from which, much of their work and help is/was was used to get the T460 to this point.
Devices and aspects working:
Ethernet - Intel I219LM is enabled via IntelMausiEthernext.kext WiFi/BT - substitute the Intel WiFi/BT with a compatible Broadcom or Atheros chip Audio - ALC293 codec implemented via AppleALC.kext (the old AppleHDA_ALC293 and CodecCommander kexts are not needed) PS2 - ClickPad + TrackPoint + all 3 buttons - using a modified VoodooPS2Controller to support new layouts - and added some custom Fn key maps based on 440/450 dsdt USB - implemented via custom SSDT + USBInjectAll kext. All USB3/USB2 ports are intel-based and work - 3 external USB and internal Camera, BT, etc Sleep/Wake - the sleepwatcher package and custom sleep/wake scripts are used to help with sleep/wake for BT and PS2 devices. Note: have not tried to implement the SD card reader - no driver found.
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By kushwavez
A really good motherboard with macOS compatible bult-in Wifi & Bluetooth
ASUS Z170-Deluxe (with Wifi)
BIOS: v3801
CPU: i7-6700K 4.0 to 4.2 GHz (w/o OC)
RAM: 1x 16 GB Corsair DDR4 2400 MHz
GPU: Intel HD 530 (Headless) & ASUS Radeon RX 5700 OC 8 GB
Audio: ALC 1150
Ethernet: I219V2, I211-AT
WiFi & Bluetooth: Broadcom BCM94360HMB Half-Mini-PCI-E
More Specs: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z170-DELUXE/specifications/
Catalina 10.15.4 - Windows 10
What is working:
BCM94360HMB Wifi and Bluetooth AirDrop, Handoff, FaceTime, Messages, App Store, iCloud, etc. Intel HD 530 (QE/CI tested, but now I'm using it in headless) Sleep RX 5700 (QE/CI with 2 1080p monitors connected) Sound (all ports) USB Ports Two Ethernet ports macOS with a light OC (4.12 GHz - 4.5 Ghz, XMP, ASUS optimal) No problem so far ASUS HyperKit with a KINGSTON NVMe SSD - 250 GB Hardware decoding/encoding on both HD 530 and RX 5700 iGPU QuickSync is used in the default config.plist To use dGPU for hw decode/encode you need to disable iGPU in BIOS and boot with "config_dgpu_enc_dec.plist" (this will use iMacPro1,1 SMBIOS, so you may need to resign in to use your iCloud) System Integrity Protection is Enabled by default. If you need to boot with SIP disabled you may use "config_debug.plist" or disable it manually in Clover settings. If you want Enabled SIP but with allowing unsigned kexts you may boot with "CsrActiveConfig = 0x01"
What is not working:
Not tested:
Thunderbolt (no equipment)
BIOS Settings:
Boot\CSM (Compatibility Support Module): Launch CSM: Disabled Boot\Secure Boot: OS type: Other OS Secure Boot State: Disabled Advanced\System agent (sa) Configuration: VT-d: Enabled Graphics Configuration: (This is for HD 530 in headless) Primary Display: Auto (to use dGPU only this must be PEG) iGPU Multi-monitor: Enabled (to use dGPU only this must be Disabled) RC6(Render Standby): Enabled (to use dGPU only this must be Disabled) DVMT Pre-Allocated: 128M Advanced\PCH Storage Configuration: SATA Mode Selection: AHCI HyperKit: Enable (if you have NVMe SSD with ASUS HyperKit) Advanced\CPU Configuration: Intel Virtualization Technology: Enabled CPU- Power Management Control: Intel SpeedStep: Enabled CPU- C-States: Enabled Intel SpeedShift: Enabled
Getting ready for installation:
Download the bootpack (Clover v5112): Click here -> ASUS-Z170-Deluxe_Cata.zip
Create an installer with any method you know (- Mac: createinstallmedia, gibMacOS - Windows: Transmac, Vmware, Win32diskimager, gibMacOS) Copy my Clover folder to the USB's EFI folder Boot with the Installer USB If you have any problem (kp or freeze) boot with config_debug.plist to see what causes the issue
Post Installation:
Download Clover Configurator and generate a new Serial Number for yourself
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Catalina & Windows 10 Dual-Boot (clean install, on one drive):
Boot into your Mac installer, Create 2 partitions in GUID table (1 for Win (I used FAT32 but I think it doesn't matter what you choose), 1 for Mac)
Install Mac, boot with your USB, mount your EFI partition (use terminal or an EFI mounter app), create an EFI folder (if there is no folder), copy the CLOVER folder I attached to the EFI folder, restart
Boot into your Win installer, Format the partition you created for Win, install.
Now, it's automatically booting into Windows. To use Clover open cmd in administrator, type:
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\CLOVER\CLOVERX64.efi
You're done! It will booting into Clover when you start the system, and you can select Win or Mac (or another OS if installed on a 3rd partition).
IF YOU GETTING ERRORS DURING WINDOWS INSTALLATION (could not be formatted, etc):
Make sure you have GPT partitions, and GPT (UEFI) installer, also disconnect all external storage drives (except the installer USB)
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EFI Mountain Show -> To easily mount your EFI Clover Configurator -> To easily manage your config.plist https://mackie100projects.altervista.org/download-clover-configurator/ PlistEditPro -> Advanced plist editor https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/plisteditpro/ iStat Menus -> To monitoring your devices https://bjango.com/mac/istatmenus/ Boom 3D -> To significantly increase your audio quality https://www.globaldelight.com/boom/ TextMate -> a basic code editor just like Notepad++ on Windows https://macromates.com Modified Wineskin to run basic Windows 32-bit or 64-bit (or DX9 games) applications on Catalina -> https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/fobx5t/i_didnt_want_to_boot_windows_every_time_when_i/ MaciASL -> View/Edit your .aml, .dsl files https://bitbucket.org/RehabMan/os-x-maciasl-patchmatic/downloads/ Hackintool -> All useful info, tools in one place https://github.com/headkaze/Hackintool IORegistryExplorer V2.1 -> To view your IO tables https://github.com/vulgo/IORegistryExplorer/releases/tag/v2.1 App Cleaner -> To delete your apps with caches https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/ Intel Power Gadget -> To see your frequencies https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-power-gadget Carbon Copy Cloner -> Advanced macOS drive backup utility https://bombich.com Commander One ->A Total Commander alternative for macOS https://mac.eltima.com/file-manager.html
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EasyUEFI -> To manage boot orders and any bootloaders with ease https://www.easyuefi.com/index.html
MiniTool Partition Wizard -> To mount your USB EFI, and manage other drives https://www.minitool.com/partition-manager/
Notepad++ -> Basic code editor for all type of files https://notepad-plus-plus.org
2020.04.23: Corrected layout-id to use all audio ports, updated bootpack
2020.04.22: Deleted unnecessary boot-args, can boot without any custom boot-args (except agdpmod=pikera for RX 5700), updated bootpack
2020.04.20: Deleted unnecessary lines from config.plist, updated bootpack
2020.04.17: Replaced FakeSMC with VirtualSMC because FakeSMC is outdated (to see your frequencies use Intel Power Gadget) -> Removed unnecessary kexts, Updated all necessary kexts, updated Clover to v5112, updated bootpack, enabled SIP, deleted bootcamp theme
2020.03.26: Updated to 10.15.4 -> Updated WhateverGreen, Lilu -> Updated Clover to v5107
2020.03.23: Removed "EmuVariableUefi.efi" -> deleted, caused false nvram map, now it's native, updated Clover to v5106
2020.02.11: Updated to 10.15.3 -> No problem when/after installing
2020.01.19: Added ASUS HyperKit NVMe SSD to the "What is working" list
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2020.01.11: Added SmallTreeIntel82576.kext for 2nd Ethernet, Tested Ethernet ports
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Everything is working (Wifi isn't but I'm using Ethernet anyway) but my second display.
I'm trying to get them both connected via DisplayPort as the only other output on my computer is VGA.
I've tried manually setting the framebuffer arguments, but I cannot get it to output to both displays. Yet if I unplug one and restart, it will use the other one just fine.
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By End3rPower50
Hi, i want install MacOS catalina in my laptop.
i created a USB bootable with Catalina and Clover but it crashed at startup.
Thanks in advance.
P.S I upload my EFI's folder and crash screenshot
Sorry for my bad english.
This is my laptop:
CPU: intel i7 6500U
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 520
Ethernet: Realtek FE Family
Wireless: Dell 1820A (BCM94350ZAE)
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First... If you need DSDT edits for SkyLake, KabyLake or CoffeeLake... -Post your full Clover folder with original tables in Origin folder(Extract with F4 in Clover boot screen) -Post Ioreg, extract with Ioreg Explorer http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=222606 -Run it, post files generated in your desktop http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=222609 Installation --Create a bootable copy of macOS Sierra Check out the link http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/559-flash-drive-maker/ --Create a bootable copy of macOS HighSierra Check out the link http://diskmakerx.com/ --Paste my EFI folder into EFI partition EFI GA H110M-S2.zip --Install Sierra/High Sierra and boot into system! Post Installation --Paste my EFI folder into EFI partition EFI GA H110M-S2.zip --Reboot and activate video! -Nvidia WebDriver Sierra http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/312525-nvidia-web-driver-updates-for-macos-sierra-update-07212017/ -Nvidia WebDriver High Sierra http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/324195-nvidia-web-driver-updates-for-macos-high-sierra-update-10162017/ -Cuda http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/302795-cuda-90214-is-out-update-10162017/ --DSDT My DSDT with Skylake patches DSDT.GA H110M-S2.zip Patches -FIX ERRORS AND WARNINGS -HPET -SATA -DMAC -SLPB -DARWIN -LPC -XHCI -PLUGIN TYPE -HDAS to HDEF -HDEF -RTC -IRQs -SBUS -BUS1 -MCHC -ALS0 -SHUTDOWN -LAN -USBX -PMCR -EC -PNLF -HDMI -Credits and thanks to the old and new people in the community who developed patches, kexts and bootloaders! Slice, Kabyl, usr-sse2, jadran, Blackosx, dmazar, STLVNUB, pcj, apianti, JrCs, pene, FrodoKenny, skoczy, ycr.ru, Oscar09, xsmile, SoThOr, RehabMan, Download-Fritz, Zenit432, cecekpawon, Intel, Apple, Oracle, Chameleon Team, crazybirdy, Mieze, Mirone, Oldnapalm, netkas, Elconiglio, artut-pt, ErmaC, Pavo, Toleda, Master Chief and family, bcc9, The King, PMheart, Sherlocks, Micky1979, vit9696, vandroiy2013, Voodoo Team, Pike R. Alpha, lvs1974, Austere.J, CVad and many, many, many others! We're all here to have fun and learn from each other! ENJOY!


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John Smith lives in a small market town within the Greater London area, England, some seventeen miles to the West of the city center. Originally brought up in the North of England, his family for generations fished the cod off the Icelandic sea banks. His tribal influences are mixed, Irish from his mother's side and Scottish from his father's forebears. Formerly serving a number of years in the Royal Air Force including lengthy overseas tours, he ended his military service in the 1990s to take up a career in marketing at a London University, where he has been employed for the last seventeen years. Studying with the Open University, he graduated in 1992 majoring in Psychology. Letters to Bangkok fulfills a boyhood dream of becoming a writer. Letters to Bangkok * by John Smith


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INFO AND ANIMALS: If you love visiting with beasties wherever they might be (if they aren't out in the wild), you may sometimes be left wanting a tad bit more. Oh, we do love an informative information plaque, and definitely one that illustrates how an animal grows and what region of the world they happen to hail from. But what are their sleeping habits like? How long does a baby gestate? Are they communicative with each other? What, what, what? We're greedy for tidbits and tantalizing details, as are many animal aficionados. With that in mind, and in response to visitor inquiries, Safari West in Santa Rosa is introducing the "Talk Nerdy to Me" tour.
TALK NERDY: The tours will be led by a guide with a "strong biology background"; they'll also go into technical levels, rather than providing just the surface deets on an animal. (Personally we could spend the better part of a morning learning about the Ruppell's Griffon Vulture, pictured above.) An adult ticket for the "academic safari" is $78.
JUST AHEAD: The Santa Rosa animal park has a few interesting June happenings. There's a full moon stay-over deal at the beginning of the month, a lecture on bats near the middle, and some Father's Day activities (yep, there are brews involved). Since summer and bat flight go together in our cave-loving mind, we'd especially like to visit that one. Think the Ruppell's Griffon Vultures will mind if we turn our attention to another winged creature for a night?


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Former MLA Baba Siddique's Iftar party is usually the talk of the town every year during Ramzan. And like always this year too, his party saw all the prominent faces from Shah Rukh Khan to Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif to Kabir Khan.
Two years ago, Siddique's annual Iftaar party saw friends-turned-foes Salman and SRK hug each other after a big fight at Katrina Kaif's birthday bash in 2008.
Bipasha Basu and husband Karan Singh Grover were also snapped at the party. Also in attendance were Salman's sister Arpita and Alvira along with their husbands. SRK's son Aryan, who recently graduated from school, was also present at the bash.
Here are some pictures from this star-studded Iftar party that took place in Mumbai on Sunday.
Ahil, Salman's nephew too marked his attendance at the party and looked adorable in a Manish Malhotra outfit.
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The recently announced Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M10 has now been released widely in Asia. The 3.5 inch WVGA Windows Mobile 6.5.3 device appears to be a pretty good device, only let down by its resistive rather than capacitive screen.
"The Garmin-Asus M10 is our answer to people's need for a balance in the hectic Indian work-life scenario. The M10 runs on Windows Mobile, making it the ideal smartphone for business use, while its smart navigation capabilities, comprehensive social networking features and connected services enable users to lead a truly smart lifestyle. As such we believe that the Garmin-Asus M10 is the phone for the new Smart3 era. It is the ideal and powerful time-saving tool that is designed for anyone who is tired of carrying numerous devices and instead wants to carry one device that gives them many of the same features found on a stand-alone phone, laptop, PND and digital camera,†explained John Chen, Business Head – Mobile Communication Business, Asus India.
The device features the already finger-friendly Windows Mobile 6.5.3, but also many other enhancements by Asus, including their very nice task switcher, demonstrated in the video.
The handset runs the new generation, much snappier Qualcomm 7227 600 Mhz chipset, 512 MB RAM and ROM, plus an addition 4 GB build in storage and expansion via microSD card.
In India the device comes equipped with preloaded maps and voice guidance in Hindi and English.
The smartphone comes powered by a 1500 mAh battery, and of course comes bundled with a pretty nice car cradle.
The all-in-one Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M10 comes with a price tag of Rs. 19,990 (around $450)
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Teacher Spotlight: Robyn Bishop!
If you've gotten on the mat with HIIT & Flow instructor, Robyn, then you know the power behind this sweet human. Taking from her athletic background, she packs a sweaty punch in every class she teaches, leaving our legs feeling like Jell-O, our clothes drenched in sweat, and our endorphins out the roof. Her tunes, energy, and sequences are the bomb, and not to mention her rocking personality makes it so fun to take her classes!
Keep reading to learn more about Robyn, aka YogaBish, and make sure you hop into one of her classes this week!
Yoga with Robyn
I first discovered yoga in college—I was playing lacrosse, riding on the equestrian team, and going to the beach nearly every day. I was going, going, going all the time and remember thinking yoga was "nice," but not really for me. It wasn't until I moved to San Francisco and later, to Portland that my yoga practice became a daily routine and an integral part of my life.
In 2015, I started law school at Lewis & Clark and began attending Liz's(shoutout!) classes regularly. My yoga practice really deepened as I experienced the stresses of going back to school and being in a new city. I found a new sense of balance on the mat—it became my happy place and something I looked forward to every day. When I found Flex & Flow, yoga and running became so much more than just a practice to me—it's not only yoga and fitness, but also where I get to be with some of my closest friends. It's just the best.
For the love of teaching
My first class at Flex & Flow was a HIIT & Flow class with Jamie. I DIED, was so sore, and then I couldn't wait to come back! I completed the HIIT & Flow teacher training in April 2017 and have been having a blast kickin' booties ever since.
Fave Pose?
At the moment, HANDSTAND! It's so fun and SO challenging. Plus, that rush of energy…you just can't beat it. It's a great strength builder, party trick, and just generally a good time.
On the mat with Robyn
You have plenty of chances to get your HIIT & Flow on with Robyn:
- Friday, July 27 at 7:30 AM
- Saturday Sweat; Saturday, July 28 at 8:30 AM
- Monday, July 30 at 7:30 AM
- Wednesday, August 1 at 6:45 PM
- Friday, August 3 at 7:30 AM
Check the schedule for all of Robyn's classes. And don't forget, HIIT & Flow classes are free in the month of July!
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HIIT & Flow Teacher Training: September 23-30
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Two huge egg-shaped seats greet you at the Union Square office of the Rockwell Group. Suspended by a rope from the ceiling, and made of paper, hand-dyed and stitched for a leathery look, they are replicas of the lobby chairs the firm made for a hotel in Puerto Rico. To the visitor, they seem to say: "Don't wait. Swing!" More to the point, their charming whimsy announces: "Imagination Starts Here."
Founded in 1984, Rockwell Group is a cross-disciplinary architecture and design practice that creates everything from plays to playgrounds, running the unwieldy gamut of museum exhibitions, airport terminals, restaurants, hospitals, casinos, festivals and hotels. Concrete cases-in-points include Lincoln Center's Elinor Bunin-Munroe Film Center, Nobu restaurants in Hong Kong and Melbourne, San Francisco's Walt Disney Family Museum and Times Square's Nokia Theater.
The theatricality, technology and high-end craft that distinguish these endeavors come from the top—from the company's founder and CEO, David Rockwell, 56—especially the theatricality. This year he has earned the distinction of being the only scenic designer with two Tony nominations: Kinky Boots in the musical category, and Lucky Guy among the straight plays.
Perhaps his sense of theater stems from having a mom who danced in vaudeville. During his childhood in New Jersey, she ran The Deal Players in Deal, N.J., a community theater "right out of Waiting for Guffman," as he says, and cast him in kid roles (The King and I, of course) or had him paint scenery.
A tall, authoritative figure, Mr. Rockwell looks vaguely like the stern father who advises his son not to go into show business; in reality, he is anything but. His rugged face gives way to an easy smile, especially when he speaks about his work.
"I think I need to do this because it's where my heart is," Mr. Rockwell says. "I realize how rare it is to do what you love and do it with people you love, but I also work very hard at it. I always stayed with the thing I loved."
Interestingly, and cleverly, he established his name and beachhead in architecture before he swallowed hard and surrendered to theater. And he did even that cautiously, taking a year off from school to work as a draftsman for lighting designer Roger Morgan, gaining his first real immersion in theatre.
Jules Fisher, a Lucky Guy co-worker and pal for 35 years, was the first to nudge him toward the theater when they were budding young architects together: "I just said, 'David, you can do it. If you can apply your artistic taste to scenic design, you'll make it.' In fact, I'm even encouraging him to produce, which I think he'll do in the future."
Not one to just plunge in, Mr. Rockwell met with directors for four or five years before hitting to the stage with the 2000 revival of The Rocky Horror Show. Notably, he triumphed over the difficult theater-in-the-round at Circle in the Square with movable bleachers that made a theater-within-a-theater. It was clear a Young Man With Ideas had arrived.
The accomplishments that followed line the walls of his cluttered and book-filled office and the equally cluttered and book-filled conference room next to it—Broadway shows, 14 total, in framed posters: The Normal Heart, Elf, Legally Blonde, All Shook Up, Harvey.
Mr. Rockwell found his lifelong professional idol the first time he went to Broadway. The show was Fiddler on the Roof, and the designer was the great Boris Aronson, who occupies a place of prominence on his bookshelves. Some of the books are the gifts of Lisa Jalowetz Aronson, his widow who died April 18, on her 93rd birthday.
The most conspicuous of the tchotchkes randomly rounding off his shelves is his 2010 Emmy for Outstanding Art Direction for Variety, Music or Nonfiction Programming. Rockwell earned it with his design for the first Oscarcast in its new Kodak Theater home. What makes it even more extraordinary—and speaks to the many facets of his talent, is that Mr. Rockwell, the architect, had also built the theater. "It was quite a surreal experience," he marvels, "13 years after designing that theater, to work in it as a production designer."
Other knick-knacks in his office give a glimmer of the kid inside this accomplished man, with his kaleidoscope collection arguably being the hardest evidence. Some 20 versions of the toy are displayed on the shelf directly across from his desk, and an additional 30 remain at home, waiting to be rotated.
Signs of other, actual children adorn the office wall. Amid the sketches and miniature models from shows are the fanciful drawings of Mr. Rockwell's two children, 13-year-old Sam and 11-year-old Lola, who seem to be showing early signs of talent in the family business. Lola appears to be going through an ant-monster phase, having moved on from her bunny period. But she left a note from that phase: "Rabbits are one of the cutest animals around, with their long ears, expressive faces and spry hops."
These days, Mr. Rockwell is very much the weekend family man, summering with his wife, Marcia Kirkley, a landscape designer and film producer, and their kids at their summer place in New Paltz. Rock-climbers are very much in-season in New Paltz, but Mr. Rockwell is not one of them. He prefers to unwind in a less risky way.
"The truth of the matter is that I'm more of an active relaxer," he says. "Lots of walking is relaxing for me. If I'm having dinner and talking to a director, that's relaxation to me, because I'm engaged."
He also works out about five days a week. After dropping the kids off at school, going to the gym for an hour starts the day off in a much smoother fashion.
"It cleans your head a bit," he says. "I wouldn't say I am a moderate person, so working out for me is like an act of meditation. There's no question it gives me freshness and energy. The morning the Tony nominations were going to be announced, I decided not to obsess about it and went to the gym. It's been a great year for design, and there's been a lot of great work out there. Just after I started exercising, I got a text saying, 'Congratulations!' It made it a much better workout!"
Nothing if Not Thorough
No matter what the project, the starting point is the same.
"I always start with research," Mr. Rockwell says. "In the case of a restaurant—like The Library I did for Andrew Carmellini at The Public Theater—the research began with understanding his food, understanding the history of The Public, looking at models used for The Public over the years. I start surrounding myself with as much research as I can."
On his theater projects, one thing that Mr. Rockwell counts as "research" is having "lots of dialogue with the director," and he waded through torrents of it with Jerry Mitchell on Kinky Boots and George C. Wolfe on Lucky Guy before he sketched out a single drawing.
Daryl Roth, the lead producer of Kinky Boots and a co-producer of Lucky Guy, applauds his collaborative nature. "Directors and designers love working with him because of that," she says, "and I love working with him because he just gets it. He understands storytelling. He presented the newsroom in Lucky Guy so you could feel its excitement and energy. He designed the factory in Kinky Boots where it is always in our background and other things happen in front of it, which situated us cleverly."
Mr. Rockwell finds a play's DNA by reading its script. He visualized the Northampton factory in Kinky Boots as a third-generation shoe shop where all the workers still pride themselves in their craft. "I wanted a slightly decayed romance about the place," he says.
Lucky Guy covers the last 13 years in the life of Mike McAlary, a hot-shot star reporter for all three local tabloids. Nora Ephron got his story down to 44 scenes that flit from newsrooms to barrooms to hospitals to Elaine's. Unfazed, Mr. Rockwell sprinted through this saga like a pinball, minimizing the settings as he went.
"George Wolfe and I both came to New York in '73, so I think we both had an interesting relationship to the city in the mid-80s because it was new to us," he says. "He wanted photographs of what the newsroom looked like in that period—the News, the Post, Newsday—but what I sensed we needed was the idea of the city being this messy, always-moving, chaotic place. The showdrop consists of 50 New York images put together to create a skyline that hovers over the most realistic set of all, that Irish bar. It was like a refuge for all those reporters, their church."
He made no attempt to differentiate among the three tabloids, he adds, but there are things that separate 1985 from 1995. "From the first act to the second act, the desks are totally reset," he says. "The computers are different. The lights are different. In the first act, there are all different lamps because people had some personal choice. The lamps all conform in the second act. There are the No Smoking signs. It's much cleaner in the second act. We take all the clutter off the sides of the desk."
It's worth noting that having also designed the sets for Off-Broadway's CQ/CX, which recounted the Jayson Blair scandal at the New York Times, Mr. Rockwell now has the distinction of being the only scenic designer to put all four local dailies on the stage.
Outside the Theater
Occasionally, Mr. Rockwell has an opportunity to think outside the sandbox and draft his showbiz associates for unexpected projects. For example, he brought director-choreographer Jerry Mitchell in to consult about the central marketplace in the JetBlue terminal at JFK. His thinking? "One way to make 20 million people moving through a terminal an asset and not a problem was to study movement and pattern. One of the reasons people want to come to New York is that density, so we created these bleachers where you get to sit above and watch the dance of movement."
Director Wolfe tapped Mr. Rockwell for a project in Atlanta—the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. The structure will house the celebrated painting of Ruby Bridges, a six-year-old African-American girl getting a military escort to her newly integrated school. The painter is Norman Rockwell, whom Mr. Rockwell fondly—but falsely—claims as his uncle.
Mr. Rockwell is not just imaginative, he's intent on fostering imaginations of children through the playgrounds he designs—one, called Imagination Playground, is at South Street Seaport, and there's a new one at Brownsville—and these came to be in a roundabout, Rockwell kind of way. After raising funds to built the viewing platform at Ground Zero, he tried in vain to get a second downtown project off the ground, a new cultural building for visual and performing arts called The Incubator. "When I finally realized that was never going to happen because of the amount of red tape and logistics, I said to someone, 'We should have just put our effort into creating a new playground.' He said, 'What would that look like?' So I started studying playgrounds and realized they had become very linear." His solution started, as always, with research. "I looked at the adventure playgrounds, post-World War II in London, where by necessity kids collected things and made things, so that's the genesis of this playground."
Jack O'Brien, who employed Mr. Rockwell before (for Hairspray, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Catch Me If You Can and Dead Accounts) and will again (for Hugh Jackman's Houdini), is as awed as all of us at his boundless creativity: "I love the fact that he's a sort of universal—by that, I mean he comes from so many disciplines," the director explains. "He's an architect. He's a creative mind on an urban renewal level. He thinks about children. He brings a whole universe to people like us who tend to be tunnel-visioned about what we've neither seen nor done. He comes with a mind-expanding trampoline of ideas. All that, and he is such a gentleman and so modest. You don't quite get it that he's as extraordinary as he is—but he really is."


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Hello Community,
first sorry for my bad english, i´m from Austria
I´ve already spent hours of getting the knowledge and procedure to route the x32 in combination with Multirack for our needs but i need help or tips how to do that the best way.
So the goal is:
We want to Process 16 or if possible 24 Channels from our S32 Stagebox over AES50 to Multirack and back - DONE
The real Challenge now is that i want as example the Drums (Channel 1-8) on a Bus to Mix it together but if possible with the Faders in normal Mode (not Send on Fader) and then send the Bus to Multirack to process it again and back to the X32 Drumbus - then i wanted the Processed Drum Mix Bus (and the Rest of the Channels) to be processed again in Multirack to get a PA Mix Bus which should go to L/R Main.
But we also need the Monitormixing for our 8 Channels (Wedges&InEar) on Stage. (no Problem over Sends on Fader)
So the processing and Signal Chain itself is clear for me but i dont get it how to do the routing the best way for this purpose in X32 and Multirack.
Any Help or Ideas? Does anybody have this Setup or Signal Chain with the X32 already?
Greets Simon
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On sale in November!
Psst! Do you love a good mystery? Do you love the unfurling of the Whodunit plot-line, the murder by dimly-lit street light, the It was a dark and stormy night settings? Did you eagerly devour each and every Encyclopedia Brown novel as a kid, forcing yourself not to turn to the solutions at the back until youd figured it out? Lets see, one more murder-mystery intro did you always wonder if it actually could occasionally be Colonel Mustard in the conservatory with a candlestick?
Then Prometheus Books has a great new line for you. Introducing its new imprint, Seventh Street Books, Where Fiction is a Crime. I know, were straying a bit out of the hard science fiction mold with this weeks review; time to become a more rounded reader, and all that stuff your high school English teacher told you after you handed in the 20th book report featuring Asimov or Clarke. (Has anyone done a Sci-Fi detective story PI-style, I wonder?)
To ease you into the world of mystery, this weeks review is by an author that you might have heard of, Mike Resnick. Fans of this space will recall our reviews of his Starship space opera series, Starship: Rebel & Starship: Flagship. Mr. Resnicks latest offering, Dog in The Manger sees Cincinnati Private Investigator Eli Paxton on the trail of the disappearance of a prized Weimaraner (the dog in the title) and into a deepening mystery where things are not what they seem. Without introducing any spoilers (it is a mystery after all) the title refers to a lesser known Aesops fable of the same name. OK, Id never heard of that one either, but the ever present moral revolves around denying someone something that you have absolutely no interest in purely out of spite. Amazing, what talking animals can teach us
What I really liked about Dog in the Manger was how Resnick took hard-nosed, street-wise Paxton out of his own element (i.e. the streets of Cincinnati) and sent him on the trail of a disappearance that spans Mexico and the American southwest. Aside from being set in our old Astroguyz stopping ground of Tucson plus environs, being thrust into the unfamiliar brings out the best in a character. (Try it sometimes!)
As you might expect, the tale presented in Dog in the Manger is much more than just a story about a missing canine. Watch those casually dropped references, as they come back as clues later on. The book also includes a teaser chapter to another Eli Paxton tale, Even Butterflies can Sting.
Looking at the forthcoming catalog, Seventh Street Books has titles soon to be released by Owen Fitzstephen, Adrian McKinty, Mark Pryor, Erec Stebbins, and more. Its great to see the classic mystery novel finding a new market; lovers of mystery and thrillers now have a new haven in Seventh Street Books!
Next Week: Not to forget Prometheuss other fiction imprint, we look at The Creative Fire by Brenda Cooper, forthcoming from Pyr Books!


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Ann's Hybrid: Heart Beat
I'm continually amazed at my hybrids, especially the colors on this one, Heart Beet. It is neon carmine red and brilliant magenta. Sometimes digital cameras seem to accentuate the brilliance of red and pink hues a little too much, but this is pretty accurate to the real deal.


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Porcini and Artichoke Stuffed Leg of Lamb
Stuffing a roast elevates it into something so exceptional it can become the centerpiece for a special celebration or holiday meal, such as Easter. Deboning a roast requires some knife skills, but boneless leg-of-lamb, already butterflied, is readily available from a decent butcher. All you need to do is unroll it and spoon on your stuffing, then roll it back up and re-tie.


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dear al,
sandeep baliga and i persuaded northwestern athletics to let us auction off their football tickets. the auction starts tomorrow. you can see it here:
we put together a little video to explain how the auction works. (in simple terms its a uniform-price dutch auction).
we would love it if you could mention it on your blog.
(Any complaints from disgruntled Wildcats should be directed to Jeffrey Ely and/or Sandeep Baliga. Or maybe you could comment on their blog Cheap Talk, one of the economics blogs that I follow.)