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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jul 6, 2006 0:17:03 GMT -5
Post by DrGreenEvil on Jul 6, 2006 0:17:03 GMT -5
Some clips of this 70's NBC special are on YouTube.
These, I believe, were an attempt by Hanna Barbara to make a live action Superfriends. It has Adam West, Burt Ward, and Frank Gorshin reprisining their roles from the 60's Batman show.
They have 3 clips. ONe were they intro the heroes and villians. Two were they begin a roast of the heroes, bring out Ed Mcmahon, and has the Weather Wizard as the first of the roasters. The third is a roast of Hawkman by his mom.
After just watching these clips im kinda glad this show wasnt produced beyond this point. IT doesnt even seem to have the same quality as the original Batman show. The costumes kinda sucked too. Batman looked like he needed to tuck in his cowl. IT completley felt like it was 5 years to late on trying to cash in on the Batmans campiness.
The only really funny one is the Weather Wizards roast of the Flash.
The roast of Hawkman is funny but its nothing but recycles mom and bird jokes. I really hate how they turned Hawkman into nothing but a squaking brute.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-51JPloonI&search=legends%20superheroes
www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-_SWgup2fk&search=legends%20superheroes
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziwmpb1t68E&search=superfriends
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jul 11, 2006 5:19:29 GMT -5
Post by catfanbogota on Jul 11, 2006 5:19:29 GMT -5
That show is worth having in one's library, if nothing else, than to at least refer to it. It has historical significance, in that it is the last time we see Adam West and Burt Ward together as Batman and Robin.
That said, the show was a terrible waste of great talent. Very sad. However, producers did not have the respect for the comic book genre in the 1970s as they seem to now. Just my observation. The show, despite its lameness, is still fascinating to watch because of the number of characters and because of the performers involved.
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jul 11, 2006 13:31:32 GMT -5
Post by coliv1977 on Jul 11, 2006 13:31:32 GMT -5
That was actually pretty cool. I enjoyed it. A little too long though
JGuy80
Post by JGuy80 on Jul 26, 2006 23:59:06 GMT -5
Is there anywhere to buy this show in it's entire form?
Last Edit: Sept 14, 2006 11:28:00 GMT -5 by JGuy80
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Sept 29, 2006 18:53:01 GMT -5
Post by ??Gothic Riddler?? on Sept 29, 2006 18:53:01 GMT -5
Rather cute and funny
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Oct 7, 2006 0:14:43 GMT -5
Post by /\/\att on Oct 7, 2006 0:14:43 GMT -5
drgreenevil said:
OR, you could visit our site for it, which has been up for years:
www.legionsofgotham.org/TVlegends.html
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Dec 24, 2006 15:27:48 GMT -5
Post by jasontodd2 on Dec 24, 2006 15:27:48 GMT -5
As silly as this was it would be really cool to see this cleaned up and thrown out on a special DVD .
I think they put this out thinking that people still wanted to see Camp, when Comic Books were going in a different direction
The guy playing Hawkman was pretty jacked, and they talked Robin up with his gymnastics and showing him flip around and stuff, but I don't ever remember Robin doing any sort of gymnastics during the '66 tv series
The Riddler costume was pretty cool, and he and Solomon Grundy were the only real cool villians.
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jan 8, 2007 21:56:40 GMT -5
Post by arkhaminmate on Jan 8, 2007 21:56:40 GMT -5
If only we lived in a world without lawyers . the video's been deleted
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jan 12, 2007 10:03:37 GMT -5
Post by tomztoyz on Jan 12, 2007 10:03:37 GMT -5
Ah man, YouTube removed them...I didn't get to see them...WAAA WWAAA!
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jan 20, 2007 1:33:21 GMT -5
Post by crusader185 on Jan 20, 2007 1:33:21 GMT -5
HOW IS IT THAT EVERY TIME A VIDEO IS POSTED THAT IT'S DELETED THE DAY BEFORE I SEE IT?
Post by /\/\att on Jan 22, 2007 2:09:28 GMT -5
tomztoyz said:
You know what, next time they're on let me know, I can rip videos from youtube!
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Mar 25, 2007 18:23:55 GMT -5
Post by wetstereorebel on Mar 25, 2007 18:23:55 GMT -5
Ghetto-Man roasts the Super Heroes is up now, and he does a little butt-bump with Batman.
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Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Mar 26, 2007 9:57:23 GMT -5
Post by Eric on Mar 26, 2007 9:57:23 GMT -5
Bootlegs of these have been making their rounds on the comic convention circuit for years. That seems to be the only way to get these. I know that I always preach about acknowledging the past when it comes to Batman, but Id like to forget about these.lol.
Legends of Superheroes on YouTube Jul 1, 2007 15:23:12 GMT -5
Post by BruceBatman on Jul 1, 2007 15:23:12 GMT -5
I would love to see these clips! But I have only heard of them.
I kinda like the campy style (although the Dark style is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better) it has a certain charm to it!!!!!!
LOL, wouldn't it be cool if Adam West and Burt Ward got together and did one last Batman thing! Maybe if a live Batman Beyond comes out, Adam West can be Bruce Wayne!

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I have been processing waste veg oil now since october 2009 and running my citroen xantia with it.
I reckon it costs me about 35p a litre to put it through all the filtering that is heating it up in 205 litre drums taking into account the cost of filters electricity and evrything else associated with cleanning and purchaseing the waste oil.
(actually there is no law against running a generator anyway), I have decided to build an activated charcoal filter for the exhaust and if that doesnt take the whiff of burnning veg away from the exhaust I'll go to one of those hippy shops that sell josticks and insense and buy some the strong scented oil that can be heated by a candle for air freshner and pour it into the filter canister.
as for noise I shall install an industrial sized fan to extract the heat created by the generator in an enclosed workshop instead of having the windows open to let the heat out, so it should improove things.
at least I dont have to worry about attracting unwanted attention anymore running the car on veg oil even if it is legal.
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Ive always wanted to run a house from a generator running on WVO.
At least my cold method soesnt use electricity! Its just more difficult in winter.
How about some baffles, maybe in polystyrene, to reduce the sound level of the genny?
Nigel, I've had a visit from the environmental health officers before (thankfully I was out) due to a petty neighbour.
I'd lent her one of my cars after the gearbox on her scenic blew up.
She did nothing but moan about it, I think because she'd talked about buying it and wanted to talk the price down.
In the end I took it off her and when the tax ran out, moved it to my parents.
I suspect she feels hard done by, thinking that I've sold it to someone else.
There's ivy growing up between our houses, and it was making it's way through her window frames.
I had several car parts (wing, bumper, bonnet) in the front garden, and she called the EHD making them come out.
They couldn't tell me who'd made the complaint, but said they couldn't see anything from a EH viewpoint which was a problem so they'd be telling the complainant that.
Next thing I know, she's phoned up screaming at my letting agency saying they don't do proper inspections, demanding to know when the next one was and demanding to be in on it, to which the letting agency told her to go jump.
They sent out a contractor to investigate the ivy which she was demanding the landlord pay to have removed.
Best thing was, the ivy came from her side of the garden so she had to pay!
myglaren wrote: How about some baffles, maybe in polystyrene, to reduce the sound level of the genny?
I used to belong to a caving club that had their generator housed in a small "kennel" type enclosure outside that was soundproofed, could hardly hear it.
davetherave wrote: Ive always wanted to run a house from a generator running on WVO.
I'm in the process of doing just that with a Lister CS Start-O-Matic gen set !
I have decided to make a charcoal filter for the exhaust pipe loosely packed and extend the height of the exhaust stack to 10ft from 5 ft.
at least I can say I have bothered to make an effort to offer a solution instead of just doing nothing at all.
My Housing manager called today and she is happy with the fact that the enviroment agency passed my filter system and generator as being well within the regulations.
when I am not burnning fossil fuels, not selling the fuel for profit and just abiding by the rules, saving thousands of litres of oil from polluting the enviroment which could otherwise be poured down the drains to pollute our water supplies and rivers.
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I'm lucky with my neighbours. We all share a "live and let live" ethos and get along fine although I'm sure some people would find living in my close pretty intolerable.
And so on and so forth.. What I'm trying to say is that all of us could niggle seven bells out of each other but we don't because we're tolerant and accept it as part of life's rich tapestry. I reckon we need only one new person to live in the close who does not share that view and things might well change.
In this (often needlessly) stressful world we inhabit, I can see how some things would send people off the edge and make them do irrrational things. For instance, these past few days have been perfect for enjoying the great outdoors and our gardens.
Except that as soon as you are out of doors you are practically deafened by the racket made by hundreds of lawnmowers, strimmers, DIY work involving masonary drills and other awssorted power tools all running amok. As if that were not bad enough, most people seem to feel the need to sacrifice and then cremate some poor unfortunate chicken or cow upon a bed of charcoal whenever the weather is fine. Is this some pagen ritual to the sun-god or something to ensure continuing fine weather?
I believe the activity is known as a "barbie". I hate it with avengence, the smell make me feel ill. If I were of a sort of person, I'd really get the 'ump about it and raise complaints but hey, live and let live. I'm sure my activities annoy some just as much.
You've got the OK to do what you do with the veg. but now do your bit and do what you can to reduce the niggle your genny and brewing activities cause and if this involves a Kennel and a few panels to deaden the sound then so be it.
And if you run the genny on veg then you'll need to do something about the pong. Not everyone enjoys the stench of combusted veg as much as we do!
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I with you ther on barbies mate I hate them to, I remember inb the 70's and 80's people use to have the decency to knock your front door and say I'm gonna light a bonfire do you want to get your washing in?
today we come home to clothes stinking of bonfire and barbies.
the other thing that annoys me about the barby is the fact that the often drunk pilot seems to deem it safe to prop it up against a sun baked dry fence panel which has your home on the other side of it, a very dangerous practice indeed, when we used to have fireworks I always had two buckets of sand one in use the other cooling down and a bucket of water handy.
how many barby users even think of a bucket of water standing by just in case the fence goes up?
too worried about filling their bellys with carsonagenic cancer triggering burnt charcoal foods and Beer.
as for the smell of the lighter fluid it absolutely stinks and makes me feel sick in the stomach the combusting veggie oil on the other hand makes me feel a tad hungry. there is definately a case for making a lighter fluid from WVO, then all barbies would smell like frying chips except for Kens.
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If they had bothered to approach me and ask me if I could tone down the generator noise with a please on the end of the sentance, I m would have moved heaven and earth to help them out.
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The Peak Tram takes you up to Victoria Peak, Hong Kong's 1,800-foot-high mountain. Less expensive buses will get you there, too. Once you're up top, admire the views over the city from the hiking trails. The Peak also offers an escape from the subtropical climate below — the air here is cooler and less humid.
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Out on the Harbor
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Home of the Samurai
Kumamoto Castle is a stunning samurai fortress with spectacular rooms of tatami, wood and painted panels beneath its somber, soot-black exterior. Originally built in the 17th century, it's at its prettiest in spring, when hundreds of cherry trees around the moat are in bloom. It's under reconstruction after the 2016 earthquakes, but you can still view parts of the fortifications from around Ninomaru Square and Kato Shrine.
Suizenji Stroll
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Explore the tatami-mat rooms and gardens the former homes of two prominent writers who lived in Kumamoto. The residence of Natsume Soseki celebrates the author of "I Am a Cat," who lived here around 1900 while teaching at Kumamoto University. The Lafcadio Hearn residence is dedicated to the Greek-Irish author of "Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan" who lived here in the 1890s.
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The Kumamoto Prefectural Traditional Crafts Center is a museum and shop offering a wide range of local handicrafts. There are some 80 craft types on display here, including Yamaga lanterns, Higo gold inlay metal craft and ceramics. For more modern souvenirs — including items imprinted with Kumamon, the cute bear that serves as Kumamoto's mascot — try the Kumamoto Prefectural Products Center.
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Fukuoka is a historic port city where cultural imports from the Asian mainland were introduced to Japan. Explore Japan's first Zen Buddhist temple at Shofukuji. Then, see the ruins of Fukuoka Castle amid the dazzling cherry blossoms of Maizuru Park. Or hit the sands at Momochi Seaside Park, a long artificial beach along the waterfront, with modern skyscrapers towering behind you and forest-covered mountains in the distance.
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Towering Views
Head over to the 768-foot Fukuoka Tower for stunning views of the city and the coast. Then take a relaxing stroll on the beach right next door at Momochi Seaside Park. To cool down, get familiar with local history at the nearby Fukuoka City Museum, which houses the Gold Seal, a national treasure linked to the foundations of Japan as a country.
Get Centered
Founded in the late 12th century by the priest Eisai, Shofukuji is Japan's first temple dedicated to Zen Buddhism. The philosophy of Zen grew to become a central teaching for Japan's samurai warriors. The tranquil grounds here are perfect for reflection or a respite from the bustle of the city.
Bee-Line for Shrines
On the outskirts of Fukuoka, Dazaifu is a historic administrative center packed with temples and shrines. During your Fukuoka, Japan cruise, head to the grandest of them all, Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to scholar Sugawara Michizane. Some 40 kilometers south but easily reachable by train, you can find Yanagawa, an ancient castle town of gorgeous old canals overhung by willows and cherry trees.
Fukuoka is synonymous with noodles. While ramen originated in China, Fukuoka took the dish to new heights with its hearty tonkotsu broth — made from long-simmered pork bones — and long, thin noodles. One of the best ways to enjoy this dish is at an outdoor yatai stand, where the beer and sake flow.
In Fukuoka, you can pick up Hakata ningyo, ceramic dolls that were first made in the 17th century and gained international renown in the 19th. They're elaborately painted and can be remarkably lifelike. Shogetsudo in the Nakasu district offers a wide selection of dolls — you can even create your own.
There's no tipping in Japan, but there is a blanket 8 percent sales tax. Look for tax-free sales promotions.
Sasebo, Japan
JAPAN'S EMERALD ISLANDS
Take a boat tour to the Kujukushima Islands, 208 emerald-green islands dotted along the coast, famous for their jagged shores. From the observatory decks on Mt. Ishidake or Mt. Hiyamizudake, enjoy panoramic views of the islands, mountains and bay. Then, explore the unique Huis Ten Bosch Theme Park, or stop in at the Kujukushima Aquarium to learn how to harvest pearls.
in Sasebo
99 Islands in a Day
The Kujukushima Islands — the name translates to "99 islands," although there are actually 208 — are a beautiful sight to behold. Ranging from tiny to massive, each island features a jagged shoreline, a rocky base and abundant green forestry. See each island up close with a boat tour or view from above at the Tenkai-ho observation deck.
Tulip Fever
At the Huis Ten Bosch Theme Park, you can enjoy recreated Dutch landscapes, buildings, canals and gardens. Celebrating the beneficial relationship between the Netherlands and Japan, the park doubles as a beautiful botanical resort — a different array of flowers blooms each season in rows designed to resemble Dutch tulip fields.
Spend the day at the Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort: Explore the aquarium, learn to sail, or take a guided island tour. Learn how to harvest a pearl with a hands-on experience, and check out the Jellyfish Symphony Dome, where you can see jellyfish swim alongside a video, music and light show. During winter, you can taste delicious Kujukushima oysters at the Oyster Festival.
An outcome of the town's history as a U.S. naval base, Sasebo Burgers are a delicious fusion of Japanese and Western tastes. Made to order, vendors entice you with topping combos like egg, cheese and bacon. Try other favorites unique to the Kyushu region, like nanban fried chicken brined in vinegar and topped with tartar sauce or Hakata-style ramen with its creamy white broth and chewy, straight noodles.
Near the dock, you'll see Sasebo 5bangai, an air conditioned mall with everything from fashion outlets to trendy restaurants. During your Sasaebo cruise vacation, head to Tonneru Yokocho shopping arcade to see the small shops built in wartime and protected by metal doors. Vendors often sell novelty naval-themed trinkets, traditional kimonos and lacquered wood homeware and decorations.
The port is in the center of town, and you won't have to walk far to find public transport or a taxi.
CRAZY ABOUT KYUSHU
Soak in the mix of history and scenery that is Kagoshima. Stroll through a samurai garden overlooking the sea at Sengan-en. Then, head to Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park and refresh yourself in the Magma Onsen hot spring or take the Nagisa Lava Trail up volcanic Mount Sakurajima. Fill up on local korubuta pork, then finish your day with a memorable view of the city and the volcano in the distance at Shiroyama Lookout.
in Kagoshima
Sakurajima Soak
Take the 15-minute ferry ride from Kagoshima and Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park. From here you can admire the smoky peak of Sakurajima volcano from several observation points, including Yunohira. Or take a dip into Magma Onsen, one of several hot springs where you can refresh yourself before the return trip.
Samurai Garden
Step back in time at Sengan-en, a sprawling samurai estate originally built in the 17th century that offers breathtaking garden views of the bay and Sakurajima puffing in the distance. The villa here was built out of Yakushima cedar trees over 1,000 years old; it's perfect place to try traditional Japanese green tea and chocolate sweets.
Historic Lookout
Head to Shiroyama Lookout, a hillside park overlooking the city and Sakurajima volcano. Heads up, history buffs: This was the site of the final battle of the Satsuma Rebellion, in which the last samurai, Saigo Takamori, met his end. Cruise to Kagoshima and check out Reimeikan Museum at the foot of the hill, based on the remains of a fort that once stood here.
Cuisine in Kagoshima centers around kurobuta, or "black pork" — it comes from a black-haired breed of heritage pig that produces meat with a delicate, sweet flavor. Try the good stuff shabu-shabu hot pot style, wash it down with a cup of shochu, a distilled liquor from southern Japan that's often made with sweet potato, barley, sugar cane and buckwheat.
Head over to the Tenmonkan district for unique Kagoshima goods, including handmade Satsumakiriko cut glass, Satsumayaki porcelain vases and bowls, Oshima tsumugi textiles and other handicrafts from Kagoshima and the Ryukyu Islands to the south. Tenmonkan shops also offer different varieties of shochu.
There's no tipping in Japan, but you'll face an 8 percent sales tax everywhere except major retailers, which often have no-fee shopping.
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ASIA'S URBAN HEARTBEAT
Before leaving Hong Kong, pop over to the island of Macau — you'll need to bring your passport but not a Chinese visa. Check out the island's Vegas-style casinos like the Grand Lisboa, one of the oldest. Inside the Venetian Hotel and Casino, see singing gondoliers and do some shopping. Stroll through Senado Square and the narrow surrounding streets and grab a Portuguese egg tart, the iconic Macau brunch food.


Firearms are generally classified into three broad types: (1) handguns, (2) rifles, and (3) shotguns. A semi-automatic firearm fires one bullet each time the trigger is pulled, ejects the shell of the fired bullet, and automatically loads another bullet for the next pull of the trigger. A fully automatic firearm (sometimes called a "machine gun") fires multiple bullets with the single pull of the trigger.
The U.S. firearm homicide rate is 20 times higher than the combined rates of 22 countries that are our peers in wealth and population. A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used to kill or injure in a domestic homicide, suicide, or unintentional shooting than to be used in self-defense.
Nine out of 10 Americans agree that we should have universal background checks, including three out of four NRA members. Since the Brady Law was initially passed, about 2 million attempts to purchase firearms have been blocked due to a background check. About half of these blocked attempts were by felons.
The current background check system only applies to about 60% of gun sales, leaving 40% (online sales, purchases at gun shows, etc.) without a background check. Progress on obtaining any kind of gun control legislation has been negligible and is partly due to gun control becoming a wedge issue between the two parties.
Might we have background checks on 100% of gun purchases and support detailed eligibility criteria for existing ownership and future purchases of automatic weapons and large clips for semi-automatic weapons? Might we restrict gun purchases for those that are on No-Flight Lists?


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20 December, 2013 - 14:38 By Tony Quested
Vapourtec, based in Suffolk, has signed a pioneering, three-year agreement with Nanjing University of Technology (NJUT) in China to establish a joint operation in the fast growing, hitech field of flow chemistry.
The partnership involves the establishment of a dedicated flow chemistry research lab at the Chinese university officially named 'Vapourtec and Tegent-NJUT Joint Research Centre for Micro-fluidics Technology'.
The specific aim of the research lab is to manufacture useful chemical compounds from bio-mass using Vapourtec-manufactured technology including their R-series systems.
Vapourtec founder and MD Duncan Guthrie explained: "This is an industry first as far as we are aware and will see Vapourtec and our partner in China, Tegent sharing knowledge and resources with chemists at NJUT to develop the use and capability of flow chemistry processes in the Far East.
"The Chinese have, for many centuries, been innovators in the field of Green Chemistry with the highly successful isolation in the 1980s of anti-malaria drug Artemisinin being a perfect demonstration of their capabilities.
"Their ancient wisdom and knowledge of plant properties and applications is now forming an important part of the planned flow chemistry research at Nanjing University of Technology."
Founded in 2003, Vapourtec has its development labs at Bury St Edmunds and a regional office in Kuala Lumpur and has received over 100 citations within peer review publications.
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Q: get_the_terms return only last term In my custom post type (portfolio_pt) I have some hierarchical category structure something like that:
ParentCat
|-child
    |-someItem
ParentCat2
|-cild
...

When I try to get list of all terms by get_the_terms function for "someItem" post this function return only last category ("Child Cat" without "Parent Cat") example:
global $post;
$terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, 'portfolio_pt_category' );

I try to use get_the_term_list function but effect is the same, it returns only last category.
Thanks for help!

A: Instead of get_the_terms try using get_terms and set the hierarchal argument to true. Also make sure you show empty so you are not hiding your empty categories.
Try something like this:
$args = array(
'hide_empty'    => false,
'hierarchical'    => true
);
$terms = get_terms('portfolio_pt', $args);

foreach($terms as $term)
    echo $term->name;

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Q: Change product's attribute term names in dopdowns with ACF in Woocommerce I have Variable products with Attributes and Term inside them.
I created (with ACF) an additional Custom field for every Product Attribute term 'external_name'.
I am using this code to get custom rules in ACF (see the screenshot at the end):
add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_types', function( $choices ){
$choices[ __("Other",'acf') ]['wc_prod_attr'] = 'WC Product Attribute';
return $choices;} );

add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_values/wc_prod_attr', function( $choices ){
foreach ( wc_get_attribute_taxonomies() as $attr ) {
    $pa_name = wc_attribute_taxonomy_name( $attr->attribute_name );
    $choices[ $pa_name ] = $attr->attribute_label;
}
return $choices;} );

add_filter( 'acf/location/rule_match/wc_prod_attr', function( $match, $rule, $options ){
if ( '==' === $rule['operator'] ) {
    $match = $rule['value'] === $options['ef_taxonomy'];
} elseif ( '!=' === $rule['operator'] ) {
    $match = $rule['value'] !== $options['ef_taxonomy'];
}
return $match;}, 10, 3 );

I need to change Term's name in Attribute's dropdown depending on its Custom field (if not empty).
Here is my code from functions.php:
 function filter_woocommerce_variation_option_name( $term_name ) {
    $attribute_taxonomies = wc_get_attribute_taxonomies();
    if ( $attribute_taxonomies )
    {
        foreach ($attribute_taxonomies as $tax)
        {
            if (taxonomy_exists(wc_attribute_taxonomy_name($tax->attribute_name))){
                $taxonomy = wc_attribute_taxonomy_name($tax->attribute_name);
                $terms = get_terms($taxonomy,
                    array(
                        'orderby'    => 'name',
                        'order'      => 'ASC',
                        "hide_empty" => false
                    )
                );

                /** Loop through every term */
                $external = '';
                foreach($terms as $term){
                    $termId = $term->term_id;
                    if ($external = get_field('external_name', $term->taxonomy . '_' . $term->term_id)) {
                        ?>
<?php print_r($term_name) ?>
<?php
                        $term_name = $external;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return $term_name;
};

add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_option_name', 'filter_woocommerce_variation_option_name', 10, 1 );

For now I have 1 changed name taken from Custom field for ALL terms.
Any thoughts?

Additional details:
I'm using ACF (not PRO).
Woocommerce - Version 3.3.5.
Wordpress - Version 4.9.5
I created a CF group "Attribute Fields" with custom field "External Attribute Name" inside… (see the screen shot below).

A: Updated (Solve empty attribute values bug and code optimization)
Here is the correct code to replace product attribute Term Name by the ACF custom field value in the product attribute dropdown in single variable product pages:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_option_name', 'filter_woocommerce_variation_option_name', 10, 1 );
function filter_woocommerce_variation_option_name( $term_name ) {
    global $product;

    // Loop through Product attributes used for variations in the current variable product
    foreach( $product->get_variation_attributes() as $taxonomy => $term_slugs ){
        foreach( $term_slugs as $slug ){
            $term = get_term_by( 'slug', $slug, $taxonomy );
            if ( $term->name == $term_name ){
                // Finding the matching term to be replaced
                $external_name = get_field('external_name', $taxonomy . '_' . $term->term_id );
                if ( isset($external_name) && ! empty($external_name) )
                    return $external_name;
            }
        }
    }
    return $term_name;
}

Code goes in function.php file of your active child theme (or active theme). Tested and works.


For the second week in a row, ABC's "Cavemen" ranked No. 1 at 8:00 p.m. among Men 18-34 (2.1/8) and Men 18-49 (2.3/8-tie). The new ABC sitcom earned second in the half-hour among Adults 18-34 (2.1/7).
Opposite veteran time period competition at 8:30 p.m., ABC's "Carpoolers" built on its lead-in by 6% in Total Viewers (7.4 million vs. 7.0 million) and by 12% in Adults 18-49 (2.8/8 vs. 2.5/8). Like its lead-in, "Carpoolers" took second in its time period with Adults 18-34 (2.4/7), while delivering the No. 1 position in the half-hour among Men 18-34 (2.3/8-tie).
During the 9 o'clock hour opposite Fox's "House," ABC's "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show" placed a competitive second in viewers and young adults. "DWTS the Results Show" widened its advantage over its unscripted competition in the time period, NBC's "Biggest Loser," to 9.2 million viewers (16.0 million vs. 6.8 million) and by 38% in Adults 18-49 (4.0/10 vs. 2.9/7). Las Vegas entertainer and singer Wayne Newton was the third celebrity to be eliminated from the ABC dance competition this season.
�	ABC's broad appealing "DWTS the Results Show" was up week to week in Total Viewers (16.0 million vs. 15.8 million), Teens 12-17 (1.9/6 vs. 1.2/4) and Kids 2-11 (2.2/9 vs. 1.7/7). In fact the results show hit a season-high with Teens 12-17.
Holding second to NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" in the 10 o'clock hour, ABC's "Boston Legal" defeated CBS' "Cane" by 1.9 million viewers (11.0 million vs. 9.1 million) and by 22% in Adults 18-49 (2.8/8 vs. 2.3/7).
�	Growing its audience for its second consecutive telecast since its season premiere, "Boston Legal" generated the series' biggest audience on the night in over 1 year � since 9/19/06.
A note about increasing DVR penetration and year to year rating comparisons: Year to year rating trends based on the Live + Same Day data stream may be somewhat distorted by the level of DVR penetration in the Nielsen sample, which has more than doubled from 9% at this time last year up to 20% currently. More viewers are watching shows on their own timetables, which may not be reflected in the overnight next day numbers. Therefore, the only truly valid year-to-year comparison would be one based on the Live + 7 Day metric, once those stats are released by Nielsen.
Source: Nielsen Media Research (Fast Affiliate Live + Same Day Ratings), 10/9/07.


This week at my internship, I worked with a lawyer, R, who is the manager of the litigation and settlements department of the company. The insurance company that I work for, being the largest in the Dominican Republic, insures many of the hotels and resorts that are located throughout the country. And where there are foreign tourists, law suits are sure to follow! I reviewed endless cases about tourists sustaining personal injuries stemming from small slips andfalls to burns resulting from bar fires. Because many of the hotels and resorts have their headquarters or principal places of business in the United States– Florida to be exact– many of the complaints were being litigated in the United States. While this may sound boring to others, I found myself absolutely enthralled!


I use the heck out of my iPad and carry it back and forth to work, court, plane trips, family gatherings, and just about everywhere else I go. As a result, I like to keep it in some sort of protective case. When I upgraded to my fancy new iPad Air, I had to leave my beloved and well-worn Dodo case behind. I wasn't sure where to go next with my new iPad when Saddleback Leather wrote and offered to loan me one of their new leather iPad cases.
I've actually been a Saddleback leather customer for a few years now. I love their company motto, They'll fight over it when you're dead. I bought one of their wallets years ago (which I still use) and recently, when my decades old briefcase finally gave up the ghost, I ordered a Saddleback Briefcase to replace it. It is the best-made briefcase I've ever owned and makes me happy every time I look at it.
The iPad Air fits in snugly and the whole case fits nicely in my briefcase. The final product looks great and I've received several compliments on it already. I'm really looking forward to watching the patina and texture of the case change as the leather ages a bit.
The case secures with two lether straps (no breakable buckles or zippers) that fit into small leather loops sewn into the front. You can bend the front over and reconnect those traps into the loops from the back to give the iPad an angle for lap typing or prop it on a desk to watch a movie. Overall it is a classy, simple design for a top notch leather case.
The iPad Air version is not yet for sale but I'm told it will be soon. They already have versions for the earlier iPad and iPad mini. You can learn more at saddlebackleather.com.


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Bill O'Reilly agreed and stated, "All of these guys debating tonight are all very serious, very capable guys. Ted Cruz cooked bacon on an AR-15 rifle earlier in the week, Huckabee has been talking about Jews and ovens again, and Trump will be statesmanlike and clarify his vision for America.
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Ivan Morovic: Top 10 Must-Know Facts About Chess Player
Ivan Morovic (Chess Player) was born on the 24th of March, 1963. He was born in 1960s, in Baby Boomers Generation. His birth sign is Aries and his life path number is 1. Ivan's birth flower is Daffodil and birthstone is Aquamarine. What does this all mean? Let's find out!
Discover all the facts that no one tells you about Ivan Morovic below ↓
NAME: Ivan Morovic
REAL NAME: Ivan Morovic
NICKNAME: Ivan
PROFESSION: Chess Player
BIRTHPLACE: Chile
ETHNICITY: Unknown
RELIGION: Unknown
SEXUALITY: N/A
1. Bio
Ivan Morovic, best known for being a Chess Player, was born in Chile on Sunday, March 24, 1963. The first Chilean to hold the title of International Grandmaster in chess.
Family: He was born in the town of Vina del Mar. Ivan Morovic father's name is under review and mother unknown at this time. We will continue to update details on Ivan Morovic's family.
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BROTHER(S): Not available
SISTER(S): Not available
Education: The education details are not available at this time. Please check back soon for updates.
Dating: According to CelebsCouples, Ivan Morovic is single .
Net Worth: Online estimates of Ivan Morovic's net worth vary. It's easy to predict his income, but it's much harder to know how much he has spent over the years. CelebsMoney and NetWorthStatus does a good job of breaking most of it down.
2. Ivan Morovic's zodiac sign is Aries
Ivan Morovic zodiac sign is a Aries. Dates of Aries are March 21 - April 19. Those born under the Aries zodiac sign have an exciting and enthusiastic energy. They often seek new and challenging adventures that can push their limits. They are brave, direct, fearless, independent and have deep sense of justice. They love competition, in all its forms. Although, they can be aggressive, self-centered, pushy, inconsistent, bad-tempered, and selfish.
ZODIAC:
BORN IN THE YEAR OF THE: Rabbit
RULING PLANET: Mars
3. He is currently 58 years old
The Chilean chess player has been alive for 21,481 days or 515,561 hours. There were precisely 728 full moons after his birth to this day.
BORN ON: Sunday
GENERATION: Baby Boomers Generation
Ivan Morovic was born on a Sunday. People born on Sundays typically are bright, creative, bold, loud, usually natural leaders.
Countdown to Ivan Morovic's next birthday.
Ivan Morovic will be turning 59.
4. On Ivan Morovic's birthday
The world's population was 3,210,271,352 and there were an estimated 113,464,323 babies born throughout the world in 1963, John F. Kennedy (Democratic) was the president of the United States, and the number one song on Billboard 100 was "He's So Fine" by The Chiffons.
On this day in history:
1603 – Scottish King James VI son of Mary Queen of Scots, becomes King James I of England in succession to Elizabeth I, thus joining the English and Scottish crowns..
1837 – Canada gives its black citizens the right to vote.
1882 – German scientist Robert Koch discovers and describes the tubercle bacillus which causes tuberculosis (Mycobacterium tuberculosis).
5. Ivan Morovic's height and weight
We're currently in process of confirming all details such as Ivan Morovic's height, weight, and other stats. If there is any information missing, we will be updating this page soon. If you any have tips or corrections, please send them our way.
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WEIGHT (LBS): Under review
WEIGHT (KG) Under review
6. The Year of the Rabbit
Ivan Morovic was born in the Year of the Rabbit. People with Chinese zodiac Rabbit sign usually impress others with an image of tenderness, grace and sensitive. They are romantic in relationship, having a high demand in life quality. They avoid arguing with others, and have a capability of converting an enemy into a friend. Their strengths are gentle, sensitive, compassionate, amiable, modest, and merciful. But they can also be amorous, hesitant, stubborn, timid, conservative. Their lucky numbers are 3, 4, 9, and lucky colors are red, blue, pink, purple.
7. Ivan Morovic's life path number is 1
Life Path number 1 represents 'The Leader'. Those who walk a Life Path with Number 1 have an inner zeal that pushes them to constantly climb towards goals others think unreachable. Number 1 gives birth to all other numbers. Its energy is that of the Master Creator. The values are individuality, independence, and autonomy. The challenges are to develop a voice of your own and a greater sense of self-confidence.
8. Baby Boomers Generation
Ivan Morovic was born in the middle of Baby Boomers Generation.
9. Ivan Morovic's birthstone is Aquamarine
Early sailors believed that aquamarine talismans, etched with the likeness of the sea god Neptune, protected them against ocean dangers.
10. Ivan Morovic's birth flower is Daffodil
Daffodil symbolizes rebirth, new beginnings, promise happiness and joy.
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Camry's New Body, Old Soul
Buying & Leasing a Car
Its competitors have left Camry looking like an everyman's car, an image Toyota wants to dispel.
By Mark Solheim, Editor
When Toyota approached the fifth redesign of the Camry, it wisely decided to tread carefully and not mess with success. After all, the reliable-if-staid Camry has been the country's top-selling sedan for most of the past decade. And yet Toyota is touting the 2007 Camry as "a revolution in our thinking" that is "youthful, energetic and contemporary."
If that sounds a bit like a marketing campaign for Ferrari, it's no accident. Toyota is trying to elicit an emotion that's never been associated with the Camry: passion. The Camry inspires loyalty because it's the epitome of what a family sedan should be: comfortable, reliable, safe and affordable, with a cushiony ride and light steering. But Toyota spotted a couple of potential problems. For one, Camry loyalists are aging baby-boomers who, on average, are 55 years old -- move over, Buick. Twenty- and thirtysomethings consider the Camry their dad's car.
For another, since the Camry's last redesign, in 2002, cars (and buyers' expectations) have evolved. Toyota's competitors have been busy reshaping sheet metal, upgrading engines, tightening suspensions and increasing wheel size to improve performance and handling. That's left the Camry looking like a bland, everyman's car -- an image Toyota wants to dispel.
To show off its new lineup of Camrys (which will include a gas-electric hybrid), Toyota invited journalists to the Michelin track near Greenville, S.C. On the outside, the Camry looks thoroughly modern, borrowing from the muscular-looking, lengthened-windshield and shortened-trunk designs of many new luxury cars. At the same time, the new Camry avoids the visibility problems that come with some of these wedgy cars' narrow side and rear windows. Wheels for most models are upsized from 15 inches to 16 inches, adding to the more athletic look. The length is unchanged, but the wheelbase is two inches longer, which allows a tad more back-seat legroom.
Under the hood, there's more power. The four-cylinder, 2.4-liter, 158-horsepower standard engine delivers slightly more horses than the previous engine. The optional V6 (for the LE, SE and top-of-the-line XLE) grows from a 3.0-liter, 190-hp unit to a 3.5-liter, 268-hp engine. Fuel economy for the four-cylinder is up about one mile per gallon, to 25 mpg in the city and 34 on the highway. Mileage for the V6 improves by two mpg, to 22 city and 31 highway.
Inside, the front seats are refashioned for extra roominess. The instrument panel is easier to read, with larger lettering. The steering wheel both tilts and telescopes. The air-conditioning system, with separate right and left zones on the XLE and Hybrid, uses an ionizer technology to reduce mold spores, microbes, fungi, odors and bacteria (which makes you wonder what you're breathing now).
Safety gets a boost, too. Side airbags, which protect the chest of the driver and front passenger, head-protection side-curtain airbags and a driver-side knee airbag are now standard. The front seats protect better against whiplash. Brake assist, which can help apply maximum braking power in emergencies, is standard. Electronic stability control, which helps minimize skids, is still an option.
Only the V6 and Hybrid models were available to take around the track. Acceleration in the V6 was smooth and quick, but squealing tires underscored that the suspension wasn't meant for test-track thrashing by overzealous journalists. The sporty SE, which has a firmer suspension and 17-inch wheels, handled the turns better.
As for the Camry Hybrid, acceleration is impressive. The gas engine and electric motor produce a combined 192 hp -- well above the tepid 110 hp of the Toyota's super-popular hybrid, the Prius, and even greater than the previous generation Camry V6. Fuel economy is an estimated 43 miles per gallon city and 37 highway -- not up to Prius standards but better than the Honda Accord Hybrid. Exterior differences are subtle, though. The Hybrid has fancy, LED taillights, and its front grille has a metallic finish. (The Hybrid arrives at dealers in early summer.)
For the long drive back to the hotel, I picked an XLE with all the amenities -- leather seats, navigation system and wood trim. Away from the track, it was easier to put the car through the paces of everyday driving -- accelerating onto the freeway, passing, fiddling with the radio and using the cup holders. The driver's seat molded to my derriegrave;re, the steering wheel adjusted to my reach, and soon I was speeding down the interstate, comfortable and serene.
The new Camry is more contemporary and more powerful. But is this a youthful, revolutionary car? Not really. Deep in its soul, it has all the attributes a Camry has always had. And for a family car, that's a good thing.
CAMRY VERSUS THE COMPETITION: How the midprice sedans stack up
Midsize, midprice sedans, which sell in the $20,000-to-$30,000 range, top the sales charts. In this class, buyers are generally looking for a mix of roominess and economy, and a choice between fuel-sipping and performance-oriented engines. Car shoppers can also pick and choose among luxury touches, such as leather seats, and high-tech options, such as navigation systems. The top-trim-level models are often just as loaded as vehicles in the next highest class, the $30,000-plus entry-luxury cars. But cars in the entry-luxury category, such as the Acura TL and the BMW 3-series, charge a premium for sportier driving, longer warranties, higher resale values and, of course, prestige.
How does the new Camry compare with other midsize, moderately priced cars? Its redesign and power boost for 2007 should seal it as class leader. Part of its secret is unfailing reliability and low ownership costs. The Camry also boasts one of the strongest resale values in its class. Pricing was still up in the air in late January, but expect only a modest increase over 2006 prices, which range from $19,025 to $26,385. Here are the Camry's main competitors:
Among V6 models, the Malibu has the best fuel economy. It also accelerates smoothly and quickly, and it handles nicely. But it's less refined than the competition in terms of fit and finish, and it has a bland exterior design and a ho-hum interior. Anti-lock brakes and chest- and head-protection side airbags are standard only in the top-of-the-line models. Also, resale value and reliability are lower than for its Japanese rivals.
New for 2006, the Fusion is Ford's attempt to win back buyers in a class it once dominated with the Taurus. It's sleek and comfortable, and its handling benefits from sharing the same platform as the sporty Mazda6. Head-protection airbags are optional ($595), and stability control isn't available. Resale value is a tad lower than the Chevy Malibu's.
The Accord just barely undersells the Camry year in and year out. Reliability and resale value are first-rate as well, but the Accord is more of a driver's car than the Camry: The Honda accelerates quicker, and it has a tighter suspension for sportier handling. All Hondas have six standard airbags, and electronic stability control is standard on V6 models.
The redesigned 2006 Sonata earned a Kiplinger's Best in Class award, partly because it has the most standard safety equipment in its category -- including electronic stability control. The Sonata handles well and it has more-than-adequate acceleration, but its steering is a little numb. Resale value is better than the American sedans' but not as high as the Japanese models'. Even so, it's one of the best values in any class.
Pricing for the 2007 Camry
Toyota announced manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the 2007 Camry sedan. For four-cylinder manual models, the base MSRP is $18,270, a decrease of $175. The four-cylinder automatic models will carry an MSRP of $19,320, which is an increase of $45. The Camry LE four-cylinder models will carry a base MSRP of $19,450, a decrease of $95, for models with manual transmission. Models with automatic transmissions will cost $20,500, or an increase of $125. LE V-6 models will have a base MSRP of $23,040, or an increase of $260. SE four-cylinder models with a manual transmission will have an MSRP of $20,790, an increase of $415. The MSRP for automatic transmission models will be $21,790, an increase of $585. SE models with a V-6 will start at $24,315, an increase of $290.
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Budget first step towards better mental health for Australians
Wellways welcomes the continued focus on mental health, as well as the Government's acknowledgment of the impact of the pandemic on the wellbeing of Australians.
Last night's Budget showed positive commitment to improving the mental health and wellbeing of Australians, with funding allocated to increasing the availability of mental health support and preventing suicide in our communities.
Whilst the mental health announcement is a step in the right direction, Wellways believes the Government could have gone further.
Wellways CEO Laura Collister welcomed the Government's significant investment towards mental health supports, including suicide prevention in this year's Budget.
"It is essential communities have the capacity to respond to people affected by suicide and we're excited to see investment for whole-of-population suicide prevention activities and further funding to support those bereaved by suicide," Ms Collister said.
"The Government's commitment to further funding to support informal carers of older Australians is also a welcome addition to the support we already provide to unpaid carers through the Government's Carer Gateway, a service provided by Wellways in Queensland and the New South Wales regions of South West Sydney and Nepean Blue Mountains," said Ms Collister.
Wellways, like so many in the community mental health sector, has been waiting in anticipation for the Government to reveal in the Budget which of the Productivity Commission's mental health recommendations will be adopted and funded.
"Whilst last night's Budget provided some clarity, we believe there is still more to be done," said Ms Collister.
"The Productivity Commission identified a gap in availability of psychosocial support due to insufficient funding and I am encouraged by the Government's commitment to continuing to provide psychosocial support services, but more is needed.
"It is essential that reforms occurring in the States and Territories, for example Victoria, are harmonised with yesterday's budget announcements. Without a consistent approach, the fractures in the existing system will widen.
"We will continue to advocate for more services in the community, so that people can get the right care, in the right place when they need it," said Ms Collister.
This Budget is a step in the right direction, but it remains to be seen whether it is the step-change Australians need to remedy the longstanding gaps identified by several inquiries.
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About 4 years ago I gave up my job to be my wife's full time carer when she was diagnosed with cancer. I had been working for over 40 years and it seemed the right time to retire so that we could tackle her illness together. Joan had surgery and many months of treatments. We feel very fortunate that her cancer is now in remission and Joan has resumed many of the homemaking activities that she enjoys, like shopping, cooking and gardening. She now has more confidence and gained back her independence which means I'm needed less around the house or as her carer. Lately I have been thinking I would like to go back to work, not just for the money but to be busy again.
Every week I get together with a few mates that I met at a cancer support group when Joan was first in hospital. They are a great bunch and we have a lot in common. I mentioned my desire to find a job to my mates and one of them had heard about SkillsLink2Work, so I gave it go. In a very short time I had a list of my current skills that I could add to my previous work experience. This will make applying for a job so much easier. I can show a potential employer that my time away from paid employment has given me new skills, kept me fit for work and job ready.


Max DePree, the founder and CEO of office furniture company Herman Miller, wrote a book titled "Leadership is an Art." It's a good read and offers lots of valuable leadership nuggets.
Recently I attended a creativity workshop at at McColl Center for Art + Innovation here in Charlotte, and the program got me thinking about the Max DePree book.
Lesson: If leadership is an art, then maybe a leader's team is the proverbial canvas upon which the artist paints.
As an executive coach, I spend a lot of time working with leaders to enhance their effectiveness. The open enrollment creativity program that I attended at McColl Center was a valuable opportunity for me to sit in the student seat for two days. Here's what I learned.
Artists and their creative process present an incredibly powerful approach to driving innovation in business. Shaun Cassidy (not the Hardy Boy) is one of the artists who taught the program. Shaun shared his creative process with our group and talked about the reward that he finds when he takes risks with his work. Because the outcome is not predefined in his work, he has the freedom to take chances and let his work evolve.
Shaun explained that too many organizations try to take a linear approach to creativity and innovation. While that approach may work for running an operation, it is the wrong approach when trying to develop new products or to drive innovation.
Shaun was commissioned by the city of Charlotte to design artwork for stations along the light rail. The engineer in charge of the project set several parameters, including that the artwork had to be able to withstand the elements and there was not room for artwork on the platforms themselves. Shaun viewed the constraints as an opportunity to channel his creative process. He explained that while walking in a park he had picked up a dried out leaf and was intrigued by the skeletal veins of the leaf. He used the leaf as his inspiration for the Charlotte light rail project.
Shawn created 40 sculpture leaves that are incorporated into the track fencing at 10 LYNX Blue Line stations. The leaves are all representative of trees native to Charlotte. Shaun was able to use the divider fencing as the focal point of his art. Each leaf is unique and looks as though the leaf has blown up against the fence. The leaf is green above the fence representing life and Charlotte's amazing tree canopy. The veins of the leaf incorporated into the fence represent the street map of each particular station/neighborhood. Very few Charlotte residents are aware that the leaves are actually street maps, but that is part of the mystery that Shaun hoped to provide with his art.
Shaun's success with the LYNX project was a result of his ability to take risks and to take a non-linear approach to creating his art. In the workshop, he facilitated an activity that got each of us working with art and exploring our own creative processes.
Lesson: Corporations need to be much less prescriptive when trying to drive creativity and innovation. If failure is an option, people will take more risks and innovation will occur naturally.
The other big take-away I had from the program was a bit of a paradox. We trust strangers more than people we know. Seems like a bit of a crazy statement, but I saw several examples of it during the program. The two-day workshop brought together 14 participants from various backgrounds and various professions. None of the participants knew each other entering the program.
We explored some very personal topics and discussed personal struggles and fears. The work was meant to help the participants to develop greater self awareness and to access our creative tensions. What amazed me was the openness of all 14 people to share openly some very personal stories and to expose vulnerabilities.
Having brought clients through a similar workshop at McColl Center, I never saw intact work teams operate with such trust and candor. It amazed me to see how open and trusting a group of total strangers had become in just two days.
It got me thinking of the paradox of trust and judgment. Because we do not work together, the participants felt free from judgment and open to sharing. With work teams, flaws are seen as a sign of weakness not strength. Our paradigm for the program was to trust others and to be authentic without fear. It was liberating.
Lesson: While team workshops can be very beneficial, attending open enrollment programs can be much more effective for individual growth.
I highly recommend that all leaders challenge themselves to attend an open enrollment workshop at least once a year.


At M&R Joinery Services we take great pride in the quality of our workmanship. Nowhere is this truer than when we are commissioned to make a "feature" window. Our craftsmen see it as an honour to make a feature window. It is the pinnacle of craftsmanship to match existing detail exactly to deliver an exact replica of the existing window. Technical skills and material applications are often stretched to the limit of what is possible.
A normal window is designed to be as invisible and as functional as possible. The aim is to be sympathetic to the architectural heritage and design of the building, the building should be the star of the show. The window must function flawlessly, with the minimum of maintenance for many decades.
With a feature window it is the window that should be the star of the show. It should demand attention and inspire those who see it. It should have its own unique style and a quality in both design and construction that sets it apart from its siblings. Our feature windows come in all designs, shapes and sizes, from classic bow fronted windows to totally unique one off designs.


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$1,000 - $1,200 weekly
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Full time Inventory Supply Chain Transportation Warehouse Logistics Driver
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About Swift Transportation Co
Swift Transportation began operations in 1966 transporting imported steel through the ports of Los Angeles to Arizona and Arizona cotton for export back through to Southern California.
Jerry Moyes, founder, began with the same entrepreneurial, can-do spirit that is one of Swift's core values today. The original operation was conducted under the name of Common Market. Operating authority was purchased from a descendant of the Swift Meat Packing family, hence, today's name of Swift Transportation. Jerry, with his father, brother and a partner, grew the business, with typical start up challenges, to a $25 million annual revenue in 1984. With the passing of Jerry's father, Carl Moyes, Jerry became the sole owner. By 1990, Swift had grown to a $125 million carrier with 800 trucks. Swift's significant revenue growth is attributable to internal growth with existing customers as well as acquisitions. Since 1988, Swift has acquired 13 different motor carriers. Today, Swift generates over $4 billion in revenue and operates nearly 20,000 trucks.
Swift's terminal network has grown to over forty full service facilities in both the continental United States and Mexico. Swift owns 100% of Trans-Mex, a Nuevo Laredo, Mexico based carrier. Swift offers border crossing services at all major Mexican border crossings. Swift maintains a presence in every Canadian province each day. Swift is unquestionably the largest full-truckload motor carrier in North America.


The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) have completed an investigation into community exposures to an industrial solvent called trichloroethylene (TCE) used by Water Gremlin, a manufacturer in White Bear Township.
The investigation showed the company had been emitting significantly more TCE than allowed by its permit. As a result, neighborhoods near the facility were exposed to TCE levels above health benchmarks.
The MPCA announced on March 1, 2019, that the violations of the facility's air permit that led to the exposures will cost the company more than $7 million. Under the terms of the agreement, Water Gremlin restarted full operations using an alternative product called Fluo Solv in place of TCE.
Conduct air monitoring on all four sides of the property.
Investigate for the presence of TCE contamination in soils and groundwater within the property boundary and report its findings to the MPCA.
Provide daily operational and compliance data to the MPCA.
Pay a penalty with a combined value of more than $7 million, including spending $1.5 million on two projects that will benefit human health and the environment.
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Celebrating Meizu's 15th anniversary, the MEIZU 15-series reflects our fundamentals—stunning design, components of the highest quality, and a pursuit of perfection. Without sacrificing the front fingerprint sensor, the MEIZU 15-series achieves an extraordinary screen-to-body ratio. Night shots become a breeze, and the new haptic feedback system of the MEIZU 15-series will change the way you experience your smartphone forever. Combined with a powerful processor and the upgraded Flyme 7, the all-new MEIZU 15-series is the complete package.
Unfortunately, there is no Back Cover included in the box. There was protective case included in Pro 7 Box though.
The very first moment I opened the box and saw the phone, my reaction was- What!! It is really 5.46-inch display phone?
This is my 6th MEIZU phone and all other phones have big bezels on top and bottom so this phone looks small compared to other 5.5-inch MEIZU phones. Even M5 with 5.2-inch display is taller than 15.
Top and Bottom bezels are really small which makes it a perfect phone to handle. Side bezels are almost doesn't exist. They are very small (1.175mm).
On top bezel, there is camera, receiver + secondary speaker + notification LED.
On bottom bezel, there is mBack button which really isn't a hardware button but a software button. There is mEngine which simulates the press of the button. It is also the fingerprint scanner. More details on it later.
On right side, there is Power Button and Sim Tray. We can use 2 Nano sim only. We can not use Micro SD card.
On left side, there are separate buttons for Volume Up and Down to make it easy for the users to find them in dark.
On top side, there is just Secondary Voice Cancelation Mic.
On bottom side, there is 3.5mm headphone jack and Mic on left, Primary Speaker on right and USB Type C port on center.
Back Side of the phone has Dual Camera Set up in Vertical orientation in the center and 6 LED flash ring below it. There is MEIZU branding on the bottom which is hardly visible if you have black color variant. Antenna Lines on top and bottom have some design pattern on it. Edges are curvy so the phone feels really good in hands. It is just 72mm thick.
This is so far best looking MEIZU phone I ever used. Earlier it was M6 Note but this is so beautiful. Material used is not Metal but it is Mixture of Stainless Steel and Aluminum and it is brushed to give it awesome look. This makes the phone lightweight (just 152g). Also it fits in pockets very easily.
It has Samsung custom Super AMOLED display with resolution 1920*1080 and 403 PPI. It seems good on paper right? Honestly speaking, it is first time I am using Super AMOLED Display phone and I can see the difference. My experience with this display is awesome. In wallpapers or videos when there is black color, I can not differentiate between it and bezel color. It blends with the bezel color which means it has true black color. Color are natural and even sunlight visibility is good. You can even change color temperature and display mode in settings. There is eye-protection mode to which will help when using phone at night. It had Always On Display feature too.
It has 12+20MP dual camera setup. Primary camera has Sony IMX380 sensor and Secondary camera has Sony IMX350 sensor. Secondary camera is Telephoto lens and is used in Portrait Mode shots. It also has 3 times lossless zoom. There is an enhanced night mode too. Whenever there is low light, it automatically switches enhanced night mode and you will see small tooltip too on top. Other features are – PDAF, LDAF, 6-LED Ring Flash, Portrait mode, Beauty Mode, Panorama, Time-Lapse, Slow motion and face tracking.
Front camera is 20MP and has AI capabilities. It is also used for quick face recognition.
I did Flyme 7 Review here. You can check it to find out all new features in Flyme 7. Unfortunately, Android Base is still Nougat not Oreo. This is the only letdown I found in software. As it my first 4GB Ram variant phone, I can feel how good is Flyme 7. But its not just Ram, it has Snapdragon 660 CPU. It is not the underclock version of SD660 but the 2.2GHz clock speed variant. This is where I felt the lot of difference between M6 Note and 15. SD660 is really a very good SoC. I can feel my phone is very quick compared to SD625. Everything is opened very fast. Heavy apps like Chrome and games like PUBG opens very fast. RAM management is so good too. If I pause a video in YouTube app and close the app from task manager, I will get the same video minimized and paused where I left it.
Gaming performance is awesome too. It has Aderno 512 GPU and it is capable of playing PUBG at very high graphics but PUBG is not optimized for 15 yet so "High" is the highest graphic settings available but frame rate can be set to highest. Also due to the display, playing games is lot more than just playing. Phone doesn't heat too during gameplay.
Speakers volume is loud and has bass too. Although it has Stereo Speakers but the secondary speaker is responsible for just 10% of total volume. 90% volume come from primary speaker in bottom. Earlier it was M6 Note to have best speaker in MEIZU phones I have. But 15 has slightly better speakers just due to the secondary speaker. Without it, both have same speaker.
Network Reception and Calling experience is very good. Receiver is loud enough and is clear too. I get better data and Wi-Fi speed. And yes, there is VoLTE too but it is not directly available in settings. Option to enable/disable it is only visible when you insert VoLTE supporting SIM. When I inserted Jio SIM, I got the option to enable VoLTE.
Battery back up is one of the main feature we look in any phone. After using three phones with 4000mAh battery (M3 Note, M5 Note and M6 Note), it was huge drop in battery capacity in 15 (3000mAh). Off course, it can not perform same as M6 Note. But it can be charged more faster than M6 Note. In my testing, it can be charged 44% from 0% in 30 minutes and fully charged in 90 minutes. I played PUBG continuously and battery lasted around 5 hours. So, with heavy usage, you can definitely get 6 hours+ screen on time. Unfortunately, due to battery usage info bug, I am not able to record the exact screen on-time for moderate to heavy usage. But yes, with normal usage, we can use it for 1 day for sure. The phone temperature always remains cool. It never touched 40 degree Celsius even while playing PUBG for many hours. However it also has Bateery Drain Overnight issue. I think it is software issue and it will be fixed in future updates. Every morning i notice 5-6% battery drain overnight. If i switch off phone, there is no drain but even after turning on Airplane Mode, there is battery drain overnight.
mBack is circular virtual button this time instead of round corners rectangular in shape. Size is reduced to fit in small bottom bezel. Taping on it acts as Back but real surprise is how to go to Home Screen. At first, I tried to long tap to go to home screen and it didn't work so I though I got faulty device. But then I applied some force and it worked. I got haptic feedback to which felt like an actual button press. So, mEngine is reason behind this. It simulates the feel of button press. And as it is not an actual button, it make something possible which I wanted for a long time in MEIZU phones – Option to Unlock phone directly with fingerprint sensor without turning on screen. Yes, now I just put my thumb on mBack and it unlocks the phone very quickly. No need to turn on the screen. Truly, it is the fastest fingerprint reader on MEIZU phone ever. MEIZU X8 can compete with it but I have to test it.
Face Unlock is fast too and when Raise to Wake feature is enabled, it is just awesome. Just raise the phone, screen will turn on automatically and face the front camera and boom, phone is unlocked in a flash. In dark lighting however, it is not so fast. It takes 1-2 seconds to unlock.
After using 5 M-Series MEIZU phone, using a flagship phone (with mid range SoC) is a great experience. I really felt the difference between MediaTek Helio P10, SD625 and SD660. If performance, looks and camera are your priority, you should consider this phone. It is worth the money. It has awesome camera, amazing performance, cool temperature, impressive speakers, beautiful display, unique mBack and stunning look. But if you prefer battery, performance and camera and you are low on budget, M6 Note is still the best buy. But with the launch of 16th, 16X and 8X there are more options and alternatives of 15. But 15 is the reason why 16th,16X and 8X exist today. Reason – If 15 was a failure it could have been tough to launch 16th, 16X and 8X. 15 is the first brick in the wall MEIZU is working on and I am proud to be owner of this phone. I would like to Thank Jack Wong for such beautiful device(s). Also you can check official summary and specifications of MEIZU 15 here- https://www.meizu.com/en/15/summary/index.html. And this device is available on MEIZU Official AliExpress Store, you can go to the shop and buy one easily!
When try to lock, you get screenshot.
Is this a camera bug or I need some settings? I see that message every time I use the camera app.
Holdfeny: I made some search, and I found that this is some kinda Android problem. I hope this video can help.
The hardware is very good but Meizu software supports is terrible, and battery is very small, I don't understand why use only 3000mah, put batteries 4000-5000mah to change the rules.


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Four pedestrians hit in 12 hours in Burnaby
Police are urging drivers and pedestrians to be more careful after four pedestrians and one cyclist were hit in separate incidents all within just over 12 hours last week.
Nov 23, 2020 9:20 AM By: Cornelia Naylor
Delta police are investigating a pair of collisions that injured a cyclist and pedestrian in Ladner and North Delta on Thursday night.Courtesy Delta police
"We need to be vigilant and anticipate others," Burnaby RCMP media spokesperson Cpl. Brett Cunningham said in a news release. "The next time you come to an intersection, as a pedestrian or as a driver, stop and take the time to look around. Notice the pedestrian looking down with their headphones on. Notice the driver stopped at the light on their cellphone. Keep your eyes up and never assume others can see you. This may save a life."
Nov. 19 timeline:
A 22-year-old woman biking to work was struck by a four-door sedan. The cyclist sustained injuries to her face and leg and was transported to hospital. The initial investigation has determined the cyclist failed to yield to the vehicle. No charges have been forwarded at this time.
A 15-year-old boy crossing Willindgon Avenue at Midlawn Drive was hit by a small pickup. The driver, a 51-year-old Burnaby woman, told police her visibility was obstructed by the sun at the time of the collision. The boy was taken to hospital with minor injuries. The driver has been charged under the Motor Vehicle Act.
A 20-year-old man walking across a crosswalk at Maywood Street by Cassie Avenue was hit from behind by an SUV. The man was taken to hospital with minor injuries. The driver, a 39-year-old Vancouver woman, has been charged under the Motor Vehicle Act.
A Burnaby traffic enforcement officer came across a 62-year-old man lying on the road at Royal Oak Avenue and Beresford Street. It was quickly determined the man had been walking across the street when he failed to yield to traffic and was struck by an SUV. He was taken to hospital with minor injuries. The driver of the SUV, a 62-year-old Surrey man, told police he was unable to avoid the pedestrian who unexpectedly stepped right in front of his vehicle. Investigators located open liquor at the scene and determined the pedestrian had been impaired by alcohol. The pedestrian, from the Sunshine Coast, has been charged under both the Liquor Control and Licensing Act and the Motor Vehicle Act.
A 30-year-old Burnaby woman was hit by a van while she was crossing the street at Edmonds Avenue and Kingsway with her husband. The driver took off. Police tracked down a 39-year-old Coquitlam man at his residence, but he denied any involvement in the crash. He has since been charged with several violations under the Motor Vehicle Act. The pedestrian sustained minor injury and was not taken to hospital.
The slew of pedestrian-involved crashes came just two days after a 75-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured when she was hit at the intersection of Central Boulevard and Bonsor Avenue. The woman remains in hospital in serious but stable condition, according to Cunningham.
Tips for pedestrians and drivers:
Wear bright clothing with reflective material that can be seen by drivers
Always maintain eye contact with the driver approaching you
Don't assume you have the right of way and walk in the crosswalk; make sure it is safe
Don't wear head phones or wear your hoody up so it affects your senses
Use established crosswalks at lighted intersections when you can
Be ready to yield to pedestrians attempting to cross the roadway
Be focused on driving and put down your cell phone
Always check twice when making turns and make eye contact with pedestrians before moving forward
Be proactive in anticipating what other drivers and pedestrians are going to do
Give yourself extra time to and assume it is going to be slippery
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