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Q: Using PHP and JavaScript to dynamically create shapefile or KML While I have used GIS software (ArcGIS and just started playing with QGIS at home), I have never looked into the code or file structure of shapefiles.
I am working on a project for my work, a  web-based application running on a LAMP server and written in PHP and JavaScript. The idea is a search box that will be used to search the "geographical hierarchy" of a specific location. This would allow my users to type in a city, and it would return the state, country, and continent in which the city is located. Google can provide this information and more, but this will be used on a closed network so that's not an option. I am using a MySQL database containing all continents down to the city level.
I still have a little way to go, but I know what needs to be done to finish this part.
I recently thought it would be nice to add the ability for my users to enter a geo-coordinate and get the same result as if they had entered the city the coordinate is located in. Right now I do not have any coordinates in my database, but I know I have to reference them somehow. I believe there is an SDE database on this network, but i have not tried to access it or see what it would take to pull data from it. I would like to just reference it to get the geo data rather than duplicating the data in my database, if possibly (to keep my database as small as possible).
Another feature I would like to provide (now, if it is not too difficult, or as a future update) is the ability for my users to dynamically build a KML (as a lot of users would be using GoogleEarth) or a shapefile based on the users' specific request (single country/multiple countries, states or cities within countries, etc).
To build the KML, I know that I would need a list of decimal lat/long for the shape of the polygon. I am not sure what would be needed for the shapefile.
My reasoning for this feature is to allow GoogleEarth users the ability to quickly/easily generate a KML and, for GIS users, my tool could just be another front end to the SDE to generate specific shapefiles.
So, specifically:

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*What do I need to do to be able to look up a location based on a coordinate located within that location?

*What is the best way to dynamically create a KML?

*How can I dynamically create a shapefile keeping the data from the original database?

Since this is a closed network, I am limited to the libraries and scripts that other people have already added. I am hoping that i can code most of this by hand or transcribe it, and I would be most comfortable using PHP and/or JavaScript. However, if there is a specific script or library that I would need, there is a process to get stuff moved to this network, but it is not a simple, and then it has to be approved, which is its own process.
As this is a work in progress, I am open to suggestions to improve what I have done so far or what my thinking for the rest of my program.

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If you have a PostGIS DB you can query the geometry of the layer say, city_points. the query is SELECT city_name from city_points where the_geom = asText('your input wkt) this can be of something like 'POINT(10.5,78.3)'. you can easily make wkt string that way.
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KML is an open standard and is an XML format. you can find OGC specs here. Also read this tutorial. The selected records from your postGIS db can be read easily using PHP and using simple select queries and create a KML file, make it available to download by users. A simple select query can be
assume the_geom is the geomtry column in your layer "db_layer"
SELECT asText(the_geom) from db_layer WHERE column1='s%';
asText(the_geom) will return the wkt of the geometry and can be set as the geometry value in KML files


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Title: Eurovision (network)
Subject: Stadlshow, Olympics on television, Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014, Eurovision (disambiguation), Rose d'Or
Collection: 1954 Establishments in Switzerland, European Broadcasting Union, Radio Networks, Television Networks
European Broadcasting Union
eurovision.net
Eurovision (founded 1954 in Geneva, Switzerland) is part of the European Broadcasting Union, itself founded in 1950 as a system of international broadcasting cooperation and is the world's largest television contribution network.
Eurovision was set up for the purpose of exchanging TV programmes and, subsequently, TV news footage (via the daily Eurovision news exchange - EVN). The first official Eurovision transmission took place on June 6, 1954. It showed the Narcissus Festival in Montreux, Switzerland.[1] It has a radio counterpart in Euroradio.
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Eurovision is managed by the European Broadcasting Union's Eurovision Operations Department and offers permanent coverage of Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, North Africa and the Asia-Pacific region, as well as ad-hoc coverage of the African continent and the Pacific Rim.
Not confined only to Europe, Eurovision currently encompasses 75 television broadcasting organizations located in 56 countries of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Furthermore, there are 61 associated broadcasting organizations in Europe, Africa, America, Asia, and Oceania.
Eurovision is not affiliated with the European Union.
Routine transmissions of sport and culture events amount to over 15,000 transmission hours per year.
High-profile Eurovision events include:
Eurovision Dance Contest
Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Jeux Sans Frontières
Eastertime papal blessing Urbi et Orbi
Sanremo Music Festival
Vienna New Year's Concert
Palio in Siena
Musikantenstadl
Stadlshow
Let the Peoples Sing
Rose d'Or
European Sports Championships
News and sport
Member broadcasting organisations also provide each other with news footage (over 30,000 separate news items per year) within the framework of the daily Eurovision News Exchanges (EVN). Eurovision also sponsors the annual broadcast news industry conference, News Xchange. Despite the similarity in name this has no direct connection with Eurovision News Exchanges.
Eurovision now offers free internet streaming of major sports events such as the London 2012 Olympics on its website, under the name Eurovision Sports.[2]
Transmission ident
Eurovision television transmissions may be recognised by the Eurovision ident and the opening theme of Marc-Antoine Charpentier's "Te Deum" which appears before the start of the programme to indicate to viewers they are connected and watching via the Eurovision network. It usually appears at the end of the programming to indicate the end of Eurovision network transmission. The most famous and well known times for this to occur is before and after the Eurovision Song Contest. Although most contributed items, such as international relays of sports events, including the Olympics, are not thus credited and the general public is therefore mostly unaware of Eurovision's involvement.
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Eurovision Website
Eurovision Active Member List
The Birth of Eurovision (in French)
Eurovision Sports Live Streaming
Radio networks
1954 establishments in Switzerland
Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Hogmanay, South Tyrol
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014
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Techniques and Philosophy
Rec Diving
Make the Right Kind of Impact
There's a little handful of questions that vegetarians/vegans get asked all the goddamn time.
Frequently they're asked by people who are genuinely curious, sometimes even people who are idly thinking of taking the leap themselves. Just as frequently they're asked with less benign intent; sometimes even maliciously, as if to tease compassion as weakness or to treat lack of absolute ideological purity as pointless failure.
In any case, you learn to tolerate them and their variations.
"Don't you miss cheese/bacon/sushi/chicken fingers/chilled monkey brains/whatever?" "What if you were trapped on a desert island and there were only pigs, would you eat them?" "You know almond milk is four quintillion times more destructive than dairy?" "You know that sweet, little field mice are killed by combine harvesters getting your soy beans?"
I was thinking about these while I was swimming along behind Nelly yesterday through passage that looked only uncommonly traveled.
Nelly, you see, is a far better diver than she will likely ever be willing to admit. She's not much of a gear-geek, but her form is, more often than not, beyond reproach. She swims carefully and with precision control, moving easily through even weirdly small spaces without making contact with a single thing, nor using even a single fingertip as propulsion or steering.
And yet… as we were swimming visibility behind her was compromised.
Percolation.
With every exhalation (and, indeed, one must exhale), even with her exceedingly low gas consumption rate, a billow of bubbles would hit the ceiling. Where fragile rock, no longer supported by the density of water, and agitated by the rough motion of roiling water and air, would fall loose. And float down through the water column in front of me.
Sometimes in pale, wispy clouds - sometimes in quite large chunks. (These later, larger pieces falling to the ground and kicking up clouds of silt from the ground as they land.)
As careful and composed as Nelly is there is still an impact. Just by virtue of being there.
Some people will make the argument that rebreathers are less impactful because there are no exhalation bubbles. But that's not totally true. One still vents loop gas or suit or wing gas periodically. One is still moving through the cave, leaving a contrail of disturbance (with a scooter, an even bigger contrail). And most people are nowhere near as disciplined as Nelly… if you doubt that, count the handprints in the floor of frequently travelled cave.
And then there's always those tetras that will follow you for a good long portion of the dive, gobbling up troglodytic life as your primary lights up all those little isopods and amphipods. Like the barracuda or tarpon that follow divers around on night dives, to devour everything their flashlight shines on.
Every once in a while you hear about people trying to live with a zero carbon footprint. They don't flush the toilet and only shower once a month using their recycled dirty dishwater. They only eat the food they grow themselves on their roof using compost worms they keep in their living room.
Those people are fucking terrible. Well-meaning. But terrible.
By existing, we all have an impact. When those zero carbon footprint people blog about how holier-than-thou they are… they are doing it on a computer, connected to the internet, which is housed by huge, power-hunger server farms, with HVAC larger than you have ever seen to keep all that processing power cool, that use up almost unimaginable amounts of energy. That is produced, generally, by lighting something on fire and creating more greenhouse gasses.
There is no such thing as a zero carbon footprint… unless you never existed at all.
Give up? Just use aerosol hairspray, styrofoam Big Mac containers, and cars that get 1/4 mile per gallon? Do we kill 35 million Cattle, 125 million pigs, and 9 billion chickens, and 44 billion marine creatures a year (these numbers are in the United States alone)… because if we can't live perfectly, we should just destroy everything and cause a full-on, never-ending holocaust?
Since simply being in the cave at all damages it, should we just bash our way through absolutely everything we can find? Knocking down formations, digging out troughs in the silt, writing our names in clay banks?
Because purity can't be achieved is anarchy the only other acceptable choice?
Or do we try our best? Limit our impact the best we can. Break out of that binary thinking I was talking about the other day.
Every day, in a million small ways, we are all persistently faced with, "try to be a steward of the world before us" or "fuck it, I'ma just do whatever I feel like, everyone and everything else can eat a dick!"
When people ask me about going vegan, I actually recommend not trying to jump in with both feet. It takes an adjustment, takes a little getting used to. I don't even think about it anymore… but it's been a journey of almost 20 years.
Cut out meat on one day. If you think you've got it in you: go vegetarian for a while; don't beat yourself up as a failure if you go out for prime rib with your friends, thinking of it as a relapse, and giving up altogether.
Remember to turn off the lights when you leave a room. If you've only got to travel 4 blocks, walk instead of driving. Don't use single-use plastics. Try to use natural and non-animal-tested products instead of wool or lipstick they rubbed into an immobilised bunny's eyes for a month. Spend your money and time in places that think about and try to work towards better solutions of these things.
As a diver, think about your buoyancy and trim all the time (even in open water). Avoid the temptation to touch anything, ever. Look into places you can shore-dive instead of having to ride a boat everywhere.
Air travel is particularly carbon intensive… but as divers, that's how we're getting where we're diving. There is no way around that. Just something to think about taking small steps to work towards offsetting the rest of the year you aren't flying places.
But you know, vacation-wise, what is, arguably, the single most destructive industry humanity has created in almost every way (environmental, cultural, economically, and on and on)? Cruises. Don't go on goddamn cruises. Not ever.
(A vegan magazine I subscribed to back in the states had an ongoing ad about their vegan cruise every year. And every month I wrote an impassioned letter to the editor about how there is NOTHING less vegan than a cruise. Not one letter ever got printed. C'est la vie.)
I'm not saying that giving up plastic straws is going to save the planet. Probably save the lives of some marine life a world away, but the actions of any one person isn't going to change shit. Especially considering that the VAST majority of all types of pollution is corporate industry.
With almost 8 billion of us, all acting like selfish tools, and each of us only really able to control our own behaviour it seems like a hell of an uphill battle. Statistically, one we (and every other currently extant form of life on the planet) is likely to lose.
But for those of us that try our best to not overtly contribute to the net suffering of the world, by sometimes denying ourselves selfish whims, at least it's a little easier on the conscience.
Give it a try. You don't have to be perfect. Just try.
Or, whatever. Don't. Go spend the rest of the afternoon throwing empty plastic water bottles directly into the ocean and clear-cutting rainforest. I'm gonna go build my rebreather.
Eerie miasma of percolate suspended on the halocline by SJ.
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William C. Koch Jr. (born September 12, 1947) is a former justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court. Prior to his appointment to the court in 2007, he served 23 years on the Tennessee Court of Appeals. He retired from the court on July 15, 2014, and accepted the position of dean at Nashville School of Law.

Career
Koch studied at Trinity College in Connecticut. He obtained his law degree at Vanderbilt University and his LL.M from the University of Virginia School of Law. He was appointed to the Tennessee Supreme Court in 2007. He teaches at the Nashville School of Law.

Awards
Tennessee Appellate Judge of the Year (2002)
500 Leading Judges in America (2006)

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Criminal culpability for DCYF deaths
Legislators who publicly administered a tongue-lashing against Director Trista Piccola of the DCYF want to punish those criminally culpable for the horrifying death of yet another child in state care. Certainly the social workers, lawyers, supervisors, and others who showed callous disregard should be fired and referred to the Attorney General for possible prosecution. But can they be?
Here is the crux of a much larger systemic problem: despite enormous power to remove children from their homes and even to subject them to adverse conditions, the DCYF has never been accredited.
In 2010, years before Dr. Piccola arrived, both chambers unanimously approved bills to get this chronically inept department professionally accredited. This became law (RIGL 42-72-5.3 Accreditation) without the signature of Gov. Carcieri, who had been named a defendant in a lawsuit brought by his own Child Advocate.
In that same year, the legislature and governor obligated taxpayers for state loans of $75 million to 38 Studios and $5 million to Capco Steel. Both borrowers soon defaulted while the General Assembly never set aside funds to accredit the DCYF.
Rep. Steven Costantino, who chaired House Finance and promoted both loans, went on to direct the Department of Health and Human Services with direct oversight for the DCYF and the Training School for youthful offenders. By 2014, when I and others met with him, he showed no interest in accrediting those agencies even though RITS had spent 40 years under a federal consent decree, probably the longest in the nation, to address long-standing problems.
He touted the decreasing census at RITS without noting how many youth simply disappeared with no attempt to follow them. Some would later be found as victims or perpetrators of major crimes. Shelters contracted by the DCYF would eventually be closed with staff accused of sexually trafficking youth in state care.
Rhode Island has an entrenched culture of helping family members and friends get state jobs whether or not they are qualified. Once hired, those workers are often protected by public service employee unions that hold inordinate power over many elected officials because of the money and votes unions can deliver or withhold.
Vitriolic demands for Dr. Piccola's resignation only reinforce this problem. Oversight Committee members insist she must fire workers who are not doing their jobs. But if she upsets the unions, their officers, members, and lobbyists will pressure the legislators to harass her and threaten her job, as some legislators did on television at the recent Oversight hearing.
"I think your whole department is a disaster and should be wiped out," one representative exploded. That would only recreate the problem. Dedicated, seasoned workers would lose their jobs. Eventually the General Assembly would establish a new agency to protect at-risk children but without professional standards or an external system of accountability. Legislators would join the rush to get their family members into new state jobs. Public-employee unions would reinvigorate a culture of self-protection at public expense.
Rhode Island deserves far better than driving out any DCYF director who threatens the status quo. We need legislators with courage to establish a strict code of campaign finance reform to end the unions' power over them. We need legislators to set aside funds for accreditation of the DCYF and to protect the director when she follows through and requires excellence from their staff. Let's break the cycle of recrimination and undertake this deep cultural change to systematically raise standards for this essential Department to finally win and maintain professional accreditation.
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This presentation focuses on building fluency in struggling readers. The focus is on ways to make connections between fluency and vocabulary in support of supporting reading comprehension.
CEU Hours: ALTA offers its members 0.5 CEU Hours for this video. Please check with your association to determine eligibility and number of CEU hours.
Margie is a Certified Academic Language Therapist and the president of Literacy How, Inc., a professional development organization that provides embedded coaching support to empower teachers with knowledge of evidence-based reading practices. She is an executive board member of the Academic Language Therapist Association and The Alliance, the co-founder and former president of Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities and the former president of the CT Branch of the International Dyslexia Association.
Given the vast number of vocabulary words students need to learn, it is critical to be deliberate in selecting words to teach. In this workshop, participants will first learn about the 'word selection grid' and how to use it as a planning tool for choosing vocabulary words to teach. Then, they will learn how to integrate the concept of 'word utility' with instructional methods and activities to teach the selected words. These methods of instruction include three dimensions: words that have multiple meanings, words that have morphological elements, and words that are part of a larger network, often associated with a specific content area.
Timothy Odegard is a Professor of Psychology and holds the Katherine Davis Murfree Chair of Excellence in Dyslexic Studies at MTSU. He received a B.A. degree from Hendrix College and a M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas. During his postdoctoral fellowship, he completed a two year dyslexia specialist training program at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children in Dallas, Texas, becoming a Certified Academic Language Practitioner (CALP) and a licensed Dyslexia Teacher in Texas. He has taught undergraduate courses in Psychology at the University of Texas, Arlington and the University of Arkansas and graduate courses at the University of Texas, Arlington, serving on advisory committees and mentoring both undergraduate and graduate students. He has mentored McNair scholars, LSAMP scholars, and supervised numerous undergraduate honors theses. Many of the undergraduate students he mentored received local, regional and national honors for their achievements. He has also held faculty appointments with the University of Texas, Dallas and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. He joined the MTSU faculty in 2015 after serving as Director of Research and Evaluation for Wilson Language Training Corporation for three years.
Dr. Odegard is a Developmental Cognitive Psychologist whose research focuses on memory and language, incorporating experimental methods and neuroimaging to understand the development of these aspects of human cognition. His research in the area of reading strives to identify factors that predict the response of individuals with dyslexia and related specific reading disabilities to intensive interventions and leverage this information to improve intervention efforts to meet the needs of these individuals. He has received research funding from the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense for his research. Notably, he received the Roland H. Waters Teaching Award from the University of Arkansas, Research Excellence Award from the University of Texas, Arlington, and the Innovator Award from the International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council. Dr. Odegard regularly publishes peer reviewed research articles, most recently in Developmental Neuropsychology, and Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging.
Dr. Odegard serves on state and national committees and boards in the area of dyslexia and specific reading disability. He is a member of the Academic Language Therapist Association, International Dyslexia Association, and a fellow of the Psychonomics Society. He regularly speaks on topics related to dyslexia and specific reading disability for local, state and national groups.
Dyslexia laws have been enacted in over 30 states, but have these laws resulted in improved identification of individuals with dyslexia? This presentation attempts to answer this question using data from the 50 states and rates of identifying students with dyslexia in Arkansas and Texas. During the second half of the presentation, practices for identifying students with characteristics of dyslexia will be addressed. Attendees will be provided with various tools developed by the Tennessee Center for the Study and Treatment of Dyslexia to aid in the identification of students who present with characteristics of dyslexia. These tools will be modeled using case studies of students in public school settings.
Amy Elleman is currently an assistant professor in the Ph.D. in Literacy Studies Program at Middle Tennessee State University. She earned her doctoral degree from Vanderbilt University where she became interested in designing interventions to improve comprehension, especially for children at risk of developing late emerging reading difficulties. Dr. Elleman has expertise in meta-analyses, assessment development, and designing innovative comprehension interventions. As a researcher with extensive practical experience as a teacher and administrator, Dr. Elleman is often invited to speak for audiences of educators interested in bridging the research to practice gap. Her current research focuses on understanding the most effective methods for increasing comprehension through knowledge building, vocabulary acquisition, and inference generation.
Independently learning from text becomes increasingly important as students get older. In this session, participants will learn evidence-based methods for improving students' comprehension of expository texts. This session will cover the importance of meta-cognitive strategies for increasing students' 'standards of coherence' while reading. In addition, participants will learn strategies for teaching students to construct meaning at both the micro-level and macro-level of informational texts through teaching vocabulary, promoting inference generation, and supporting text structure knowledge using graphic organizers.


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Association
 Eau vive, organisation de solidarité internationale.

Cinéma
 Eau vive (film), court-métrage français de Jean Epstein (1939).
 L'Eau vive, film français de François Villiers (1958).

Hydrologie
 Eau vive (hydrologie), eau d'un torrent, d'un cours d'eau de montagne au débit irrégulier.

Littérature
 Eau vive et eau morte, motif récurrent dans les contes slaves et russes en particulier.
L'Eau vive, recueil de nouvelles de l'écrivain Jean Giono (1943).

Musique
 L'Eau vive (chanson), chanson de Guy Béart, thème principal de la musique du film de François Villiers (1958).

Presse écrite
 L'Eau vive (journal), journal francophone saskatchewanais (Canada, 1971).

Religion

 Communauté de l'Eau vive, Centre international de spiritualité et de culture chrétienne (1946-1956)

Sport
 Activités sportives de glisse et de pleine nature se pratiquant dans les rivières, telles que le canoë en eau vive, le kayak en eau vive, le radeau en eau vive (rafting) et la nage en eau vive (hydrospeed).
 Stade d'eau vive, lieu de pratique des sports d'eau vive.
 Joinville Eau Vive, association sportive de canoë-kayak basée à Joinville-le-Pont.

Télévision
 Maria des Eaux-Vives, mini-série télévisée franco-québécoise de Robert Mazoyer (1993).

Toponymie
 Les Eaux-Vives, quartier de la ville de Genève en Suisse.
 Parc des Eaux-Vives, parc public situé dans le quartier de Genève du même nom.
 Passage des Eaux-Vives, voie du  arrondissement de Paris

Transports ferroviaires
 Ligne d'Annemasse à Genève-Eaux-Vives (frontière), ancienne et courte ligne ferroviaire secondaire électrifiée à écartement standard et à voie unique.

Autres
 L'Eau Vive, restaurant situé à Profondeville, en Belgique

 L'Eau Vive: magasin bio de proximité depuis 1979.

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New generation of microchips: DPMA President congratulates winners of the Deutscher Zukunftspreis award
DPMA President: Pioneers of progress in many sectors of industry – Federal President honours award winners in a livestream
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Peter Kürz (Carl Zeiss SMT), Dr Michael Kösters (TRUMPF) und Dr Sergiy Yulin (Fraunhofer)
Press release of 25 November 2020
Munich. Their development enables a new generation of microchips: The President of the German Patent and Trade Mark Office (DPMA), Cornelia Rudloff-Schäffer, congratulates the developers at Carl Zeiss SMT GmbH, Oberkochen, TRUMPF Lasersystems for Semiconductor Manufacturing GmbH, Ditzingen and the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering IOF, Jena on winning the Deutscher Zukunftspreis 2020 award of the Federal President. "Through their development, the award winners have achieved what distinguishes outstanding inventors: They have pushed the boundaries of what is technically feasible. The central importance of chip technology for current technological development makes them pioneers of progress in many important sectors of industry," said the DPMA President, who is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Deutscher Zukunftspreis award.
For the Deutscher Zukunftspreis award, Dr Peter Kürz (Carl Zeiss SMT), Dr Michael Kösters (TRUMPF) and Dr Sergiy Yulin (Fraunhofer) presented a jointly developed manufacturing technology that takes the production of microchips to a new level: EUV lithography. EUV means "extreme ultraviolet" light with an extremely short wavelength. This allows to produce more powerful, more energy-efficient and more cost-efficient microchips than ever before. A novel optical system and extremely powerful laser technology contributed to the technological breakthrough.
Powerful microchips are a basic prerequisite for digital networks, which exchange large amounts of data, to function effectively. They are what makes automated applications possible in the first place: at home (smart home), in manufacturing (smart factory), artificial intelligence systems and technologies such as autonomous driving.
Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier presented the prize at the awards ceremony, which was streamed live in the evening – this year due to the coronavirus pandemic without a large audience present. Deutscher Zukunftspreis, the German future award for Innovation in Science and Technology, is endowed with 250,000 euros.
Two other teams were nominated for the award:
A team of Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Oberkochen and the Inselspital University Hospital Bern, Switzerland presented the new robotic visualisation system KINEVO 900, which was developed for the operating theatre. Thanks to robotics technology, digital imaging and a newly developed microinspection tool the system relieves the burden on surgeons performing long, complicated surgeries on the brain or spine. It also produces better images and makes regions of the body obscured by other tissue visible to the surgeons. This contributes to making surgical procedures safer and more efficient, which significantly improves the chances of curing seriously ill patients.
Development number three was presented by the building materials manufacturing company Franken Maxit Mauermörtel GmbH & Co, Kasendorf, Dyneon GmbH, Burgkirchen and the Keylab Glass Technology at the University of Bayreuth. They jointly developed a new, sprayable insulating material for façades for energy-efficient building insulation. Tiny glass bubbles enhance the insulation capacity. This novel material is very easy to use and versatile; in addition, it is very resource-efficient and eco-friendly. Because of the high energy consumption in buildings, thermal insulation is considered an important challenge in the fight against climate change.
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Have you ever had a Web-based business idea you'd love to put in place, but you haven't been able to take the next step?
How do you take the first step towards setting up a replacement or supplementary income stream? Just like the saying "content is king," you need to come up with concept you believe in before you can do anything.
Begin the first stage of the brainstorming process now.
Map out what human resources would be required for this project to get off the ground and running. This means you'll want to identify a potential team and work out whether you'll be able to involve friends, family, contacts and/or contractors.
Once you've determined your team, start the second stage of your brainstorming—brainstorming with your team.
An ideal way to start is by setting up weekly meetings after or before work in a nice, comfortable environment. It's also important to have direct access to the Internet in case you want to conduct some quick research. A handheld device like a phone or tablet won't cut it. If things come up, show dedication and reschedule meetings one day earlier or later. Lost momentum is an absolute killer!
The benefit of brainstorming with others is that they can critique your ideas, and vice versa. Sometimes passion can cloud judgment—especially when it's your own idea.
Unfortunately, you need to be brutal when it comes to picking holes in ideas of others, which can lead to (healthy) confrontation. If ideas are critiqued in a mature, calm and thoughtful manner, people should be able to accept the opinions of others.
In the brainstorming phase, if there's not an overwhelming majority in favor of a concept, it's a no go. This is because everyone needs to have a sense of ownership. If your business partners don't believe in the concept, they're not going to be fully prepared to pour time and resources into the project.
When critiquing others' ideas, think fast and work as hard as possible to poke potential holes in the concept. Has this concept already been discovered? Is this need already being met? Is the idea even easy to replicate? Is it potentially profitable?
Try to ensure things don't get overheated and refer to the first bullet point above at all times.
Unless you're in the top 0.009 percent of entrepreneurs, you're not going to be able to up-seed Facebook. However, it's basic economics to know that market shifts can create opportunities for others to meet new types of needs.
For example, if Apple's new iWristwatch made a rapid impact on the market, you may find opportunities if you're able to offer cool and customized wristbands. Always be aware of current market trends and focus on unmet needs.
Focusing on filling unmet niches can make it easier to succeed initially because there's generally less competition in those spaces. And as long as your target market is large enough, your unique products or services have a better chance of garnering interest.
Give some consideration to how you're going to market the end product or service. Ascertain that you'll be able to easily target your market, even though you still have a lot to do before you get to this point.
How are you going to make sure that people will want and need to come back to your site? What value is your site going to provide in the lives of your users?
Once you and your team have agreed upon your marketable concept, create a thorough outline.
Start by mapping out ALL of the pages that would be required on your site—this is a wireframe. If the site is to be used by the masses, you should focus on simplicity.
The next step is drawing up basic workflows on the page. One rule in Web design is asking yourself whether your grandpa would be able to work out what to do on any given page. If the answer is no, your site isn't intuitive enough. If you cast the net far enough to encompass Gramps, you'll capture everyone in between.
Test your concepts with your developer to ensure that what you want is possible to create. Once they've given the green light, you can commence designing the pages.
One way to stay engaged is by focusing on goal achievement and marking off pages on the wireframe as you have the designs completed.
The next brainstorming session should be identifying all required resources to get this business up and running. You've already assembled your development team and mapped out the idea, so now fill in the rest of the required gaps that will allow your business to take shape.
Broadly speaking, work out elements such as how you're going to set the company up, what legal services you'll require, reporting requirements, hosting, logistics (if applicable) and where the capital will come from. Each business venture is different, so be aware that you need to leave no stone unturned.
If you've followed these steps and the ball is well and truly rolling, you've then moved from the brainstorming phase to the production phase. And that's a whole different topic of conversation! Now don't lose focus—you'll need to work hard to maintain that momentum.
Luke Simmons is a director of bytestories.com, a site dedicated to sharing short and entertaining stories based on real-life experiences. It was born out of a partnership with a business developer, Web designer and Web developer.


The GeForce GTX 1070 Ti has a GPU core clock speed of 1607 MHz, and the 8192 MB of GDDR5 memory is set to run at 2000 MHz through a 256-bit bus. It also is made up of 2432 Stream Processors, 152 TAUs, and 64 Raster Operation Units.
Compare all that to the Radeon RX 550, which features core speeds of 1100 MHz on the GPU, and 1750 MHz on the 2048 MB of GDDR5 RAM. It features 512 SPUs along with 32 Texture Address Units and 16 Rasterization Operator Units.
Memory Bandwidth: Memory bandwidth is the maximum amount of data (in units of MB per second) that can be transported past the external memory interface in one second. It's calculated by multiplying the bus width by the speed of its memory. In the case of DDR memory, it must be multiplied by 2 once again. If DDR5, multiply by ANOTHER 2x. The better the bandwidth is, the faster the card will be in general. It especially helps with AA, HDR and higher screen resolutions.
Texel Rate: Texel rate is the maximum amount of texture map elements (texels) that can be processed in one second. This number is worked out by multiplying the total amount of texture units of the card by the core speed of the chip. The higher the texel rate, the better the graphics card will be at texture filtering (anisotropic filtering - AF). It is measured in millions of texels per second.
Pixel Rate: Pixel rate is the maximum amount of pixels that the graphics card can possibly record to its local memory per second - measured in millions of pixels per second. The figure is worked out by multiplying the amount of Raster Operations Pipelines by the the core clock speed. ROPs (Raster Operations Pipelines - aka Render Output Units) are responsible for drawing the pixels (image) on the screen. The actual pixel fill rate also depends on quite a few other factors, most notably the memory bandwidth of the card - the lower the bandwidth is, the lower the ability to reach the maximum fill rate.


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by James Robertson August 17, 2016
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August is Movies Madness month, so we gave ourselves an impossible task to recommend (just) 5 must-see horror movies. Horror is the great un-sung movie genre, being what many feel is the most difficult to do well. Take away the jump scares, black cats, gratuitous gore and screaming teenagers and how many movies are actually frightening? What criteria should one have to determine such a list? Some horror films are terrifically original but don't stand the test of time, while some are tried and true themes and still manage to scare the pants off us anyway. Most of the scare factor for a horror film comes down to what is terrifying on an individual basis.
For example, a movie that almost made our list but missed out – The Descent. We will try not to give any spoilers because so many horror movies depend upon the surprise ending. The Descent was terrifying to watch for many because they either had claustrophobia issues, fear of falling, fear of darkness or the haunting worry of being lost – all of which are key elements to the shock factor of this film.
Another film that we liked but didn't make the list is John Cusack's Identity. There is only one way to successfully see this film, that is to watch it with no other information available than the title. The less known about this twist-and-turn film, the better. A rare few will see the end coming unless some careless reviewer (not us) gives the big secret away. We could discuss cinematography, plot lines, cheese factors, the suspense of disbelief and how consistently the film maintains it's imagined reality, but we'll hold back.
We figure that what most horror fans want is a good scare and a little unpredictability. This isn't film theory and doesn't mean that the films that made the cut aren't great – it came down to personal favorites, as do most things in life, so here's our Top 5:
#5 – Angel Heart
This film stars Mickey Rourke, Lisa Bonet and the always fantastic Robert DeNiro. Angel Heart is mostly set in New Orleans where a small time detective is sent on a mysterious case by a client played by the wicked DeNiro. The film is a moving puzzle filled with clues. In fact it is very visually similar to our #4 film…
#4 – The Hunger
The Hunger gives everything away visually. Layered, rich, complex and at times even confounding, the audience finds themselves fully involved in a world familiar but out of control. Although The Hunger is #4 on our list, it is yours truly's favorite movie of all time, so there's considerable bias here. It captivates with Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon and David Bowie as classy/punk vampires with Bauhaus, Delibes and Schubert sounds on the soundtrack. Like Angel Heart, the movie is not dependent on traditional, often hackneyed horror tropes, but still utilizes classic themes. The cinematography is stunning in both films and are well worth several viewings.
#3 – The Lost Boys
The Lost Boys is a fun romp with rock-and-roll teen vampires. Kiefer Sutherland and hottie Jason Patric vie for the affections of Jamie Gertz while being tracked by the 'Coreys' – Feldman and Haim who provide some comic relief. This film was very much of it's time and views like an extended music video, win win.
#2 – Silence of the Lambs
The one and only. Jodie Foster battles wits with super-psycho Anthony Hopkins in this truly original and ground-breaking film. Silence of the Lambs took horror, mystery, psychological thriller and action cop genres and blended them perfectly. If you haven't seen this movie – you must.
#1 – The Exorcist
A classic, The Exorcist has true staying power, terrifying audiences from the day it was released to present. The special effects are a bit dated but the theme of demonic possession has plenty of teeth. This film tapped into the cores of superstition, religion and human fears of the unknown. It doesn't hurt that it follows a reportedly true account of a real exorcism, with only superficial changes and some Hollywood special effects added. The chill of this film stays with it's audiences, playing on some of our deepest fears.
We could easily have made a 50 Must See horror movie list but we figure this is enough to get you started and plenty to keep you sleeping with the lights on. For many of these films, we highly recommend purchasing them on DVD because they are well worth multiple viewings. August is Movie Madness month at Bookmans, so grab a friend or two and stop by to pick up one of our Top 5 Horror Film recommends and don't forget your Trade Credit. Jump scares are fine, but expensive movie dates are really scary!
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Professional Mouners In ghana women are paid to cry in the unknown funerals.
The paid function has existed for more than 2,000 years and, legend has it, that this is a way to facilitate entry into heaven.
Have you heard of mourners? They are women paid to cry at funerals of strangers 🤭 . The paid function has existed for more than 2,000 years and, legend has it, that this is a way to facilitate entry into heaven. In Angola country , the practice was brought by the Portuguese settlers, but the profession did not mesh, since many were free to cry in the wake of people they did not know.
Ghana, on the coast of Africa, on the other hand, was also colonized by Portuguese who carried the custom to the country – later England eventually conquered the colonies, so much so that English is the official language there. The mourners form associations of crying, which charge for the amount of women and the importance of the deceased.
The mourners take the job very seriously.
Crying at funerals is usually associated with the lament of loss and longing that the person will leave, but sometimes mourning and shock prevent family members from showing at the time of the funeral all their appreciation to the deceased through tears – and there that the professionals of crying come into action!
The reason for hiring mourners is the fact that the funeral in Ghana is often seen as a great event, such as a wedding or a christening. People invest in coffins and even in ritualistic dances that make everything look like a big party… sad, of course, but still a party.
Therefore, funeral participants often help bereaved family members with some financial contribution to a dignified preparation for the deceased. Thus, the more the mourners cry out and cry, the more they pity those present and urge them to contribute more money.


BP is in the No. 7 spot in the latest "Top Ten Sells" list (based on aggregate data from The Motley Fool ShareDealing Service) as the company remains embroiled in a civil lawsuit to determine to what extent it was to blame for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010, and the degree of negligence that led to what happened.
Even though BP has already agreed to pay $4.5 billion (2.9 billion pounds) to settle criminal charges and has paid out $7.8 billion (5.2 billion pounds) in damage settlements, it still faces the possibility of a colossal fine -- up to $17.6 billion (11.7 billion pounds) -- if the verdict in the current trial in New Orleans goes against it.
On a brighter note, BP is getting closer to concluding a merger deal with Rosneft, which will see the Russian national oil company take over BP's stake in TNK-BP, finally disentangling the company from the troubled joint venture. In return BP will get a 20% interest in Rosneft.
BP's share price is up more than 4% so far this year, and analysts having recently been revising their 2013 and 2014 earnings estimates upwards. If they're correct, BP could be on a yield of up to 6% in around two years.
But although the company has been striving hard to recover from the after-effects of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, and seems set to continue making good progress, it's clear that there's still a great deal of uncertainty, which won't disappear until the current trial is over and the full amount of BP's financial liability is known.
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[[File:farm+user-diagram.jpg|800px|thumb|center]] re:farm the city develops open tools for urban farmers and dedicates itself in providing people with tools to easily create, manage and visualize their urban farms; bringing the rhythms of nature, her diversity, richness and complexity to citizens; creating social networks, software and hardware to help the production and consumption of products produced locally. with techniques and methods that respect the environment, re:farm the city promotes sustainable agriculture, science, plant biodiversity and the local cuisine recipes, retrieving the rural wisdom to the cities, working toward a more balanced society, educated, richer, healthier, and ultimately more sustainable. re:farm the city originated from barcelona's hangar media lab and madrid's medialab-prado, is an open source collective with ever-expanding members. since 2008 re:farm the city has held workshops in barcelona, madrid, gijon, buenos aires, paris, new york, beijing, são paulo and many others cities. these workshops take on the refarm's ever-in development hardwares and software as starting point to further engage local eco-techno minded artists, programmers, hackers, builders and mostly common folks. re:farm the city does not come with readymade toolboxes, rather it offers adaptable technologies towards solutions and application. it forsakes the packaged, exportable display models as it seeks local resource and recycled materials to reinvent electronic tools and object designs that consider needs and accessibilities. re:farm the city holds workshops for hands on know-how design, build, monitor, manage, and share small-scale urban farms constructed with local found resources. in 2011, re:farm the city further research and development a smart phone application to connect urban farmers (a la social network mode) during visualizer workshop at medialab-prado in madrid. currently re:farm the city is engaged in multi-city parallel activities, including taula amiga social farm (tarragona, spain) and quirohort farm (barcelona, spain) where both projects aims to find a model of sustainable city that considers the use of water, energy, materials and waste in food consumption building local networks of knowledge, recycling and composting. in 2016 [http://www.cimne.com/spacehome/2/1166 CIMNE] gets involved with re:farm project to further develop open hardware and software tools check [http://refarmthecity.org/blog here] the blog of this project development.


Stony Creek Essential Oils offers virtually weed free oil by following a stringent weed control program and by using precision agriculture practices that optimize growing conditions for wormwood. The first step in creating quality wormwood oil is to develop a good stand of wormwood. We do this by transplanting wormwood into the field one plant at a time.
With the evolution of the Global Positioning System, we are able to use soil sampling methods that allow us not only to pinpoint the areas that need fertilizer but also the exact amount needed. By doing this, the wormwood is able to get a quick start in the spring and pressure out any weeds that may be present.
Stony Creek Essential Oils has an independent laboratory test each drum of wormwood oil using a mass spectrometer and flame ionization detection to insure the quality of the product.
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Merry Christmas to all blogger family! Hopefully, you had a great time with all your beloved ones!
Discada is mixed meat dish combined with vegetables and well known in Nothern Mexico mainly. All meats, sausages, chorizo and vegetables are made on an agricultural plow disc harrow and that´s why the name "discada". This disk is usually placed over an open flame and ingredients prepared separately as I am going to show you later on 🙂 This disk looks like huge Wok pan, made from the cast iron so you can imagine it gives an earthy flavor.
Firstly, start with frying of bacon. Stir occasionally chopped bacon, until it is crisp. Afterwards, take it out and cook chopped peppers, onions and sausages. When almost ready, add Mexican chorizo. Cook and keep stirring chorizo until it breaks into pieces and vegetables turns brownish.
When vegetables done, remove it from disk and add meat – chopped beef and pork. Cook with beer until soft and tender.
At the end add tomatoes, cook it briefly with stirring. You can optionally add chopped chillies (jalapeños). To finalise, add chopped cilantro and crispy bacon. You can serve with tortillas and avocado! Truly delicious dish!
Does this look a bit like a paella pan? Looks delicious.


Looking for Tick Treatment Coffs Harbour?
We provide expert tick treatment in Coffs Harbour and Toormina should your pet require attention.
Most residents and regular visitors to the Coffs Coast are extremely aware of the presence of paralysis ticks in the area, and the risks posed to themselves and their pets. Although ticks are present all year round, 'tick season' is generally considered to be from July to December, with the highest number of cases of tick paralysis being seen in August to November.
Prevention is better than cure, so preventative measures should be taken by all pet owners. The most important prevention of tick paralysis for all pets is early removal of the ticks, which means regular (daily) checking. You must search your pet from head to toe but as most ticks are found on the head and neck extra care should be taken in checking this area. If your pet has a thick or long coat and you find it difficult to check properly, consider clipping your pet's coat shorter during tick season.
Be aware that it is impossible to find every tick on every dog and so it is essential to use one of the various tick repellent products are available in addition to regular searching. We advise using a preventative product year round, if you do not do so then please at least use one during tick season.
The newest group of chemicals used in tick control in dogs are the isoxazolines, Nexgard, Bravecto and Simparica. These are monthly or three monthly tablets for dogs and have proved to be very popular and very effective if used correctly.
There are no isoxazolines currently available for use in cats. The only products licenced for the control of ticks on cats are Frontline Spray and Frontera Spray which contain fipronil. These are effective products but need to be applied thoroughly every three weeks. It is important to check the weight of your cat and then apply the correct amount of spray following the instructions on the bottle. These instructions vary depending on the brand and bottle size that you are using.
Other effective tick preventative options for dogs include tick collars (eg Seresto and Preventic) and Frontline and Advantix. Frontline and Advantix need to be used every two weeks for tick control (something that many people have failed to do in the past). ADVANTIX MUST NEVER BE USED ON CATS as cats are sensitive to the high levels of pyrethrins that it contains and can die as a result.
Note: If your animal is already showing signs of tick paralysis, immediate tick treatment by a veterinary clinic is required.
Remove the tick using a tick twister (an implement designed for tick removal – available at our vet clinics), fingers or tweezers. Try to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible, and twist the tick – this will help to dislodge the mouthparts from the skin. Put the tick in a sealable container or ziplock bag (alive if possible) to be identified by a vet to see if your pet requires veterinary attention.
Always look for another tick! If your pet has one tick this signifies that they have been somewhere ticks are present, which means there could be more.
ATAXIA – wobbly when walking, usually starting with the back legs.
RETCHING/VOMITING – retching/coughing after eating/drinking can mean your pet is not swallowing properly. This can also be unrelated to feeding and can be quite persistent.
WEAKNESS – sometimes your pet may look steady on their feet but may have trouble getting up, or trouble with stairs.
LACK OF BLINK REFLEX – paralysis of the eyelids can be quite subtle, check for a full blink (where the eyelid fully closes) by lightly tapping the corner of each eye. This sign can sometimes indicate the location of the tick – if the tick has attached on the left side of the head, often the left eye will be more affected than the right. Sometimes you may think your pet is blinking fully but the eyelids aren't quite meeting – this can manifest as a 'gunky eye'.
DYSPNOEA – increased respiratory effort. In severe cases, your pet may be anxious and panting or have a notable increase in effort breathing. Some affected animals make an abnormal noise when breathing, like a grunt or a wheeze.
ABNORMAL VOCALISATION – paralysis of the vocal chords can affect your pet's voice, so if its quieter than usual or sounds different, this can be a sign of tick paralysis.
SORE – paralysis ticks bury their mouthparts deep into the skin and cause quite a big skin reaction (leaving a large crater), so this can be quite sore. Some dogs will resent you checking these areas, so get someone to help you hold the dog to check more closely in sensitive spots.
ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR – cats in particular sometimes don't show the 'classical' signs of tick paralysis until severely affected, but often owners pick up on them being 'not quite right' quite early on. If you are concerned, call or visit your vet.
How do I know when my dog or cat requires treatment?
If your pet is showing any signs of tick paralysis, do not delay in seeking veterinary treatment. Tick venom binds quite slowly to the receptors in the body that cause paralysis, so even if the tick is found and removed, tick paralysis typically gets worse over the next 72hrs. This means that if you are already seeing signs, your animal is likely to get worse without treatment.
What does tick treatment involve, and how does it work?
Once tick paralysis has been diagnosed, it is important to reduce the stress your animal may be feeling or that may be caused by tick treatment procedures, so the vet will almost always give a sedative to your pet on the first day. For dogs, a catheter will be placed into the leg vein to allow intravenous administration of the tick serum. Anaphylactic reactions are VERY RARE in dogs, but the chance of a reaction is slightly higher if a dog has received tick serum before. Your vet will weigh up the risk to your animal although if your dog is already showing signs of paralysis, the risk of death by not treating is higher than the risk of anaphylaxis.
The tick serum is diluted and warmed to body temperature, then given very slowly to help avoid anaphylactic reactions to the serum.
For cats tick serum is usually administered by intraperitoneal injection – this means a needle is inserted into the abdomen and the serum is injected into the space between the organs. This is the recommended method of tick serum administration in cats by specialists. The tick serum absorbs into the blood stream from the peritoneal space (abdomen) steadily and slowly. The risk of anaphylactic reactions is slightly higher in cats than in dogs as the serum is prepared from dog blood, but is still very rare. If the vet feels your cat is at a higher risk (for example, if your cat has received tick serum before), they may elect to give purified tick serum. This is a more expensive serum and often the cat will be in hospital a little while longer than if normal tick serum is used, but the risk of anaphylaxis is reduced.
If your animal is stable enough, they may be clipped immediately. This is a very important part of treatment for ticks because without clipping, it is difficult to be sure that no further ticks are present. The clip has the added benefit of allowing you to more easily check your pet for ticks for the next couple of months, when another tick would cause paralysis much faster.
After clipping, either a tick rinse or application of frontline spray will be administered to your pet to cause death of any ticks not found with the initial check and clip. Your pet will be regularly tick searched by different people to ensure any other ticks are likely to be found before the venom causes clinical deterioration.
Complications can arise that may require further treatment. If your pet is persistently vomiting anti-emetic drugs may be given to reduce this. Because the ability to swallow is reduced or absent with the majority of tick cases there is a risk your pet could aspirate, where the material is inhaled into the lungs. Another common complication that arises with the inability to swallow is dehydration, as we are not able to give your pet food or water by mouth. If your pet is dehydrated on presentation or has a prolonged stay in hospital, it is likely that the veterinary team will administer fluids either under the skin (subcutaneous fluids) or directly into a vein (intravenous fluids). If your pet's breathing is severely affected at presentation, oxygen therapy can also be administered, either temporarily until your pet settles down and begins breathing more normally, or for longer periods during their hospital stay. If your pet has already aspirated food, water, vomit or saliva, antibiotics will also be administered as part of treatment.
Do I need to treat my pet differently after tick treatment?
Often animals will need to be rested for several weeks after treatment. This is to ensure they do not overexert themselves from excitation and cause a negative effect on the heart muscles. Your pet will still be in a weak condition and will need time to completely recover.
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For most of my life, I was a night owl. Starting a little more than 5 years ago, I went through a series of transformations to better my life, and one of my greatest and most difficult transformations was going from a night owl to an early bird. When people heard what I was doing, many told me about this amazing book, The Miracle Morning, widely regarded as "one of the most life-changing books ever written". I read it (and listened to the audio book), and I was inspired. When I started up my podcast, "How I Broke Into," Hal Elrod was on the short list of people I just had to interview.
Hal Elrod is the #1 best-selling author of The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed To Transform Your Life… Before 8AM. It is also one of the highest rated books on Amazon with over 1,300 five-star reviews.
What's even more incredible is that Hal actually died at age 20. He was hit head on by a drunk driver at 70 mph, broke 11 bones, died for 6 minutes, and spent 6 days in a coma only to wake up to face the news that he may never walk again... Not only did Hal walk, he went on to run a 52-mile ultra marathon, become a hall of fame business achiever, an international keynote speaker, one of the world's top success coaches, he's a hip-hop recording artist, has been featured in the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series, writes for Entrepreneur.com, has appeared on radio and TV shows across the country, and the list just goes on and on. Robert Kiyosaki, author of the all-time bestselling book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, said the following about Hal: "Hal Elrod is a genius and his book The Miracle Morning has been magical in my life. As my rich dad often said, 'I can always make another dollar, but I cannot make another day.' If you want to maximize every day of your life, read The Miracle Morning.'"
Notes from the show:
The Miracle Morning really changes lives: "What do you want to change in your life right now?"
At 19, Hal started in sales. He didn't know how to sell, but was enthusiastic and knew how to work hard.
At 20, Hal was hit by a drunk driver, and was told he would never walk again. He thinks it was one of the best things to ever happen to him. He chose to be grateful for what he had.
2 weeks after the crash, doctors were concerned that Hal was having delusions and was in denial. He was always telling jokes, smiling. He told his Dad, "I love my life by the five minute rule... It's okay to be negative when things go wrong. But not for more than 5 minutes."
"Everything happens for a reason, but I think we have to choose the reason."
"We can take an adversity... if we learn and grow from it, it becomes an advantage."
Cutco is a microcosm for life: "It's not about knives. It's about who we're becoming."
"For anything we do in life, it's who we're becoming that's more important than what we're doing. Yet, the interesting thing is that what we're doing determineswho we're becoming."
If it weren't for his mentor Jesse Levine, Hal would have quit Cutco on the very first day.
Before Cutco, Hal had never heard the terms "personal development" or "positive thinking."
You need to lead by example. You can't force people to change. He pushed healthy eating and the Miracle Morning practice on his wife, and she turned off. But when he stopped pushing, she responded.
It's important to ask a lot of questions.
He recommends Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday.
Started doing The Miracle Morning practice with 1 other person, his client Katie, and realized that if it could change two people's lives, it could change a whole lot more.
The book has been translated into 20 languages, but he still is surprised by its massive successful.
He believes the success of the book lies in distilling the 6 most powerful practices in personal development, which can be applied in every arena.
The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families is coming out in the fall of 2016.
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People have said they've gotten off of depression medication within weeks of the Miracle Morning practice.
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To be physically fit, you have to work at it. Why would emotional well-being be any different?
Hal believes in trying to exhaust other possibilities before anti-depressants. He knows someone who stopped chemo and went on a raw vegan diet, and hasn't had cancer since.
Socrates said, "Let thy medicine be thy food."
Make changes now that will allow you to live longer.
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Hal's program is Best Year Ever.
Live program is in San Diego in December: http://bestyeareverlive.com/
Hal's web site portal: http://halelrod.com/
Hal's Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MyTMMCommunity/
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An ETF allows investors to buy and sell an entire basket of securities with a single transaction throughout the trading day. ARK believes ETFs are an effective tool for different investment strategies and enable individual investors to obtain economies of scale.
ETFs possess two different types of liquidity, making them easily tradable. First, ETF shares are bought and sold like a stock on an exchange, making it easy for investors to trade the ETF. Second, ETFs possess an underlying liquidity due to their unique creation and redemption process, so low trading volume should not impact an investor's ability to trade the ETF during market hours.
ETFs disclose their holdings daily. Passive ETF holdings should reflect the index to which they are tethered. Active ETFs are similarly transparent and required by the SEC to disclose their holdings every day. Mutual funds are not required to disclose their holdings daily, and stocks are naturally transparent as a single security.
ETFs are packaged and sold as a unique collection of securities. Holding one ETF could offer an investor exposure to hundreds of securities, instead of just buying and selling individual stocks and bonds.
The ETF creation and redemption process, which uses in-kind transfers of securities, makes index ETFs relatively more tax efficient when compared to mutual funds and stocks. Mutual funds are taxed when a manager sells securities within the fund and a capital gain is distributed. A tax must be paid on a stock every time it is sold.
ETF expense ratios generally are more cost effective compared to mutual fund expense ratios.Compared to buying single stocks, mutual fund and ETF investors bear their pro rata share of the fund's brokerage cost but do not pay the full brokerage fees for several individual stocks in order to gain broader exposure to a segment of the market.
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Audubon, Pa.— February 9, 2016 — RSI Content Solutions, the industry-leading content agility company, announced today the availability of RSuite® 5, its next generation publishing solution based on the MarkLogic® platform. The latest version provides a more tightly integrated user experience to efficiently create and manage all types of digital content. In addition, improved navigation and workflow features provide the user with a visualization of workflow steps to better understand the state and status of individual and team work assignments. These innovative advances in managing content and business processes significantly improve user efficiency and support our historic product time-to-market reduction of 50%.
"We have taken a significant step forward with the release of RSuite 5" stated Lisa Bos, Chief Technology Officer at RSI Content Solutions. "This version will provide a more integrated view of the content and assets to users and managers and immediately improve overall publishing efficiency."
A live webinar showcasing RSuite 5's new and improved publishing automation features and user interface will be held on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 10:00AM EST. Interested participants can register here.
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Fun and Unique Gardening Tee Shirts and More!
During this time of year, I don't get to work in the garden at all. Saturday morning's temperature got down to -8 degrees Fahrenheit!
Most people don't think much about gardening in the Winter but I think about gardening MORE when I can't get out there much. To get my fix, I spend a lot of time on the internet looking at seed companies and garden product company websites. I'm always looking for the next great product like Great Big Plants or the Table Top Gardener that will make my life easier.
I also look at stores and online for "fun" gardening items like The Eye Grow or the Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter. This is the category that I'm about to add to.
These are from CafePress , who has thousands of items covering all sorts of interests and hobbies. I'm just glad one of those interests is gardening.
My Office shirt because it really fits my Garden Desk theme!
I like this better because I can wear it even more often than the shirt. If I get this I'll be in my office Cap , then I can get the heirloom tomato shirt.
The problem with looking at a store for too long however, is that the longer you look, the more likely you will find something else you want! They have more than one heirloom tomato shirt!
Which one should I get?!
It was fun looking through all of the selections at CafePress . The only complaint I might have is that the searching is a bit difficult. The items are organized more by the artist or supplier of the shirts than by category. It took a lot of searching different terms to come up with what I was looking for. If you are looking for something in particular, don't give up too soon.
They even have gardening shirts for little kids.
If you, or someone you know are particular about your lawn and how the grass is cut, then CafePress has some pretty funny shirts for you.
There are even items for all the sub-categories of gardening that I enjoy, like pumpkin growing and worm composting!
There are so many selections that I could go on all day! I have to stop somewhere though. If this sort of thing interests you, I recommend you look around at CafePress a little. I know I had fun on their site.
I will leave you with this humorous look at both sides of the vegetarian debate.
Remember, All CafePress T-Shirts are 20% off now until March 3rd!
EDIT: I did order the first Heirloom Tomato Gardener shirt! You can see me wearing it Here!


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Seeing as how she got her start on "Saturday Night Live," Kristen Wiig is certainly no stranger to satire. While her work on that topical comedy show often brilliantly pointed out human error and ridicule, most of it pales in comparison to her scathingly incisive new film, "Welcome to Me." Eliot Laurence's script cuts deep to probe some of our society's deepest insecurities and fears.
He pinpoints that these collective anxieties find assuaging in the self-help gospel preached by daytime talk show hosts like Oprah Winfrey. Take away the free car giveaways, though, and the program really just sold herself as a product. (Who other than Oprah has ever graced the cover of O Magazine?) "Welcome to Me" takes this narcissism to its logical extreme, following Wiig's Alice Klieg as she uses her millions in lottery earnings to mount a show about her, for her.
Her talk show/broadcasted therapy session is not made by her, however. To get on the air and look impressive, Alice requires the talents of producers at a local television studio. At Live Alchemy, she finds the perfect blend of dead airspace, crushing company debt, and morally bankrupt executives willing to indulge her every desire.
Led by the slimily obsequious Rich (James Marsden), the station caters to each of Alice's increasingly bizarre whims, even when they cross the line into literal slander and figurative self-flagellation. It's not hard to imagine similar board room meetings taking place at E! debating the Kardashian family. Alice suffers from a clinically diagnosed personality disorder and manifest her symptoms rather clearly, yet no employee seems willing to protect her from herself so long as the checks keep cashing. Consider it a less violent first cousin to "Nightcrawler" (or dare I even say, the golden goose that is "Network").
Wiig walks a fine line in "Welcome to Me" with the utmost poise and polish. On the one hand, she has to play Alice with enough absurdity to outdo the current crop of reality stars in order to make the ridiculousness of her show believable and hilarious. At the same time, she also must be respectful to those suffering from mental illnesses by grounding Alice's issues in a painful reality. Wiig's brilliant performance turns Alice into quite the double-edged sword, drawing blood while tickling the funny bone.
Unfortunately, director Shira Piven undermines the efficacy of Wiig's work by lightening the tone of "Welcome to Me" in the homestretch. Some of the groundwork for the softening the landing comes from Laurence's script, admittedly. It devolves into a more standard redemptive arc for Alice, changing her role from the target of our ire to the recipient of our sympathy.
Instead of maintaining its searing spirit, the film puts some ointment on the burn. Might as well feel the whole sting, rather than trying to slap on a hunky-dory ending like a standard studio comedy. It's somewhat hard to believe all can be well and good after an hour of being told otherwise by the film. B /
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Gamers who enjoy building games can check out new, entertaining builders that are interesting and challenging. The finest architecture games allow players to construct intricate infrastructures and invent new constructions. However, there is also a great variety of enjoyable and tranquil building games ideal for casual players who want to relax and have a pleasant time.
Depending on their gaming preferences, players can choose from a wide variety of building games, including more challenging strategy, survival, and charming slice-of-life games. Players can now travel across time and space and explore adorable fantasy-inspired realms thanks to these builders.
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Technicity: Prologue
Technicity: Prologue is one of the most thrilling new SimCity-style city-building games. While the two games have their distinctions, this one allows players to build custom structures and entire cities while exploring the game's large open globe.
This realistic simulation encourages players to construct more quickly and effectively, alone or in co-op mode with up to 4 others. Players are allowed to experiment with new ideas and design their unique towns because they can utilise their building materials, factories, and goods. The planes that let players appreciate and explore the cities they've made from above are some of the game's most entertaining features.
Catizens
Catizens is unquestionably the most excellent new builder game and one of the most colourful and endearing early access feline-themed video games. This amiable life simulation is a challenging and inventive game where players must manage and construct new villages and the cats' appearance, character qualities, and moods.
In addition to micromanaging the new cities they build, players will also need to explore new places in search of the most fantastic fishing and farming locations to expand their colonies. Each cat has a unique personality, and their interactions with one another will have an impact on the game and how effective they are. Since players will have to select a few cat leaders, some cats should receive even more attention.
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Magna Graecia is yet another excellent early access new builder game ideal for inexperienced and seasoned gamers who want a lovely and relaxing play experience. One of the most tranquil games, with a fantastical setting influenced by ancient Greece. Building attractive cities while focusing on the game's two primary resources—olives and grapes—will be required of players.
While deciding where to install their new crops, players will have plenty of opportunities to take in this serene and evocative setting since players will also need to make strategic decisions about where to site their buildings and level them up to extend territory and get bonuses. Magna Graecia also features some puzzle game and strategy game elements.
One of the most challenging and enjoyable new builder games set in the modern day is called Urbek City Builder. It's a fun, friendly game for the whole family that challenges players to develop distinctive, helpful towns using their strategic thinking and imagination.
Since there is no money in the game, players must manage over 30 different natural resources and raise educational standards in their towns to construct more sophisticated structures. If players choose wisely, their city will begin to expand naturally. However, they will continue to have complete control over the neighbourhood and are free to roam the streets and take in what they have built.
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Two Point Campus is one of the funniest brand-new building games for casual and ardent players. Thanks to this excellent single-player mode, gamers can design the wildest and most significant institutions they have ever imagined attending. The buildings and courses in this game are exceptional since the characters can enrol in various exciting gourmet courses and even learn how to become knights.
While creating new structures is the game's primary objective, players may also participate in some of the game's best events and have a tonne of fun. Gamers may discover the students' characters, as well as their ambitions and dreams, and assist them in forming the best clubs and gigs, as well as friendships, to keep them happy.
Farthest Frontier
One of the most challenging new early-access survival builder games, Farthest Frontier features impressive visuals and an engaging open environment. Players can use their strategic abilities to explore and create lovely new settlements in this mediaeval setting.
Players must manage over fourteen different raw materials in this immersive simulation, harvest, produce, and craft while learning the game's unique farming system, determining the ideal crop rotation, and trying to keep deer away from the fields. Players will also need to repel invaders and ensure that the populace is content and healthy to prevent epidemics of cholera or dysentery.
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Galaxy Life
One of the most exciting new early-access sci-fi builders, Galaxy Life immerses its users in a fascinating universe full of unusual planets and alien life. Gamers can choose to play with their friends or millions of other people worldwide to fight evil and build their space empire.
Players must build their space colonies and engage in epic battles while exploring new and fascinating planets to safeguard their adorable yellow aliens. To survive in this adorable but hazardous cosmos, players must educate their army, create cutting-edge technology, and create fascinating inventions. This game contains some of the most entertaining buildings.
Players now have an immersive and inspiration-boosting way to experience what life was like in the prehistoric era, thanks to Sapiens. Players in this brand-new early access builder get to explore a fascinating open world where they must choose the ideal spot for their first settlement after making sure they made the right choice and took resources, climate, and other crucial factors into account.
Players must manage their colonists' emotional, physical and mental health and advance through thousands of years of technological advancements while steering their colony. Gamers will have the chance to travel, send their Sapiens in search of resources to outlying areas, and even see them hunt down enormous mammoths.
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