Many modern businesses can only function because they use remote employees to help them get their work done. Because it's often cheaper to hire people to work remotely, businesses think that this option will be easier than having to bring in employees to a centralized location. And while this can be the case, some businesses have found that working with and managing remote employees can be very challenging in unique ways. So to help you navigate this unfamiliar terrain, here are three tips for running a business with remote employees.
Just knowing that you need additional help isn't enough to ensure that you get the employees you need when hiring remotely. To ensure that you get the right people on board with you, you need to know exactly what you're looking for before you being the hiring process. According to Jeff Rose, a contributor to Inc.com, personality matching is just as important with remote employees as it is with in-house employees. Knowing this, it's crucial that you know the personalities that you want to be working with for remote employees, like those that are self-starters, can follow directions well, and are great communicators. When you know this information before you hire, you'll have a better chance of making a solid hiring decision from the get-go.
Because you won't be seeing or even speaking with your remote employees on a daily basis, it's vital that they're aware of what's required of them for their job. This means you're going to have to take on the responsibility of setting appropriate expectations. According to Nathan Oulman, a contributor to Shopify.com, this includes detailing things like contracts, scheduling, and workflow. As long as the right expectations are set, you should feel confident in your ability to work effectively with remote employees.
Once you get to the point where you need to start bringing on remote employees, you've probably figured out what it takes to get the work you need done in a timely manner. To help your remote employees figure this out, Emily Morgan, a contributor to the Huffington Post, recommends that you teach your processes to your remote employees. This will help to ensure that they're doing their work the way you like and that they can keep up with whatever workload you have ready for them.
Working with remote employees can be a great way to accomplish work at a fraction of the price. To make sure this endeavor happens successfully for your business, consider using the tips mentioned above the next time you're working with remote employees.


For several years, the publishing house of McPherson and Co. has been reissuing the works of the important and neglected British modernist Mary Butts (1890-1937). Already issued by McPherson are two collections of short stories, With and Without Buttons: Selected Stories of Mary Butts and From Altar to Chimney Piece: Selected Short Stories, her "Taverner Novels": Armed With Madness, Death of Felicity Taverner and the "Classical Novels," The Macedonian and Scenes From the Life of Cleopatra. Now the company has given us Blondel's substantial biography of Butts as well as Ashe of Rings and Other Writings, consisting of a novel, novella, and three lengthy essays.
Certainly, Butts has not received her due. A prominent expatriate in Paris for some years, she is not even mentioned in Shari Benstock's Women of the Left Bank: Paris 1900-1940, although Benstock deals with far less creative writers. Blondel speculates as to why Butts has been neglected. We know sprinters breaking the tape first win the race, but judging literary excellence isn't so easy. In reviewing books and recordings since 1959, I've run across any number of outstanding writers and musicians who have been scandalously ignored. Academics more than anyone else have the duty to make certain that such artists don't go unnoticed, but I'm unimpressed with their competence as a group, despite the fact that so many deal with narrow fields they're supposed to glean thoroughly. (In the 1980s, while making a study of the origin of stream-of-consciousness writers, I discovered a school of American modernists - including James Oppenheim, Waldo Frank, Jean Toomer, Evelyn Scott, Cyril Kay Scott, and Sam Ornitz - that had never been identified to my knowledge.) I pointed this out to prominent academic and author Leslie Fiedler when discussing the work of Ornitz. He was previously unaware of what I'd found and agreed with my conclusions, while asking me, "How do you think this got by us [academics]?"
Born into a locally prominent family in Dorset (her great-grandfather was a patron of William Blake), Butts went to school there and in Scotland, then attended Westfield College and the London School of Economics, receiving training as a social worker. As a child she developed a passion for classical, particularly Greek literature, which never left her. From 1916-20 she resided mainly in London, where she met and married writer John Rodker.
Both conscientious objectors during WWI, they separated after a few years. From 1921-30 Butts lived mostly in Europe, becoming well-known in Parisian bohemian circles. In 1930 she married artist Gabriel Atkin, who had been a lover of John Maynard Keynes, Siegfried Sassoon, and other men as well as women, and an alcoholic. They spent the rest of their lives in England, moving to rural Cornwall before Atkin left her.
Butts continued writing to the end of her life, but over the years she'd consumed large quantities of alcohol, cocaine, and heroin, which contributed to her death at 46. Even compared to other avant-gardists and bohemians with whom she associated, Butts cut a distinctive figure. She idealized ancient and medieval civilizations and cultures, believing any era was better than her own. Butts was also a mystic, deeply involved with paganism and sorcery; she studied with Aleister Crowley. In Cornwall, she developed a passion for Anglicanism. Her historical and spiritual interests and class background are apparent in her fiction. While she had to endure poverty and often exhibited great generosity toward friends, she was a snob and anti-democratic. In fact, she wrote, "The people's friendliness and good temper. One's love for them returns, but why trust them with government?" As if people like her, Crowley, and Atkin could be trusted with it.
From her days as a schoolgirl, Butts wrote constantly - novels, short stories, poems, and essays. However, she had great difficulty getting her work published, even by those who claimed they liked it, because it was so idiosyncratic. T.S. Eliot, in his capacity as editor at Faber, turned down Butts' novel about Alexander the Great, saying, "I agree that it is a very good book of its kind and it certainly deserves to be published. ... We all felt, however, that it was not the type of book which could have a very wide public."
Butts began Ashe of Rings in 1916. Its first five chapters were printed in The Little Review in 1921 and published complete by Contact Editions in 1925. The novel reflects Butts' interest in magic and pagan spirituality and her disapproval of what she considered the trashiness of modern urban life.
"I like her. She's a spirit. I'm jealous of her as hell. She shall decrease. If I could believe that. Can I make that happen?" Peter, Peter, by Peter? Serge is after her, I'm finished with him. Tie a can to his tale and turn him out. Clatter. Whine. Clatter, Clatter."
Butts frequently uses poetic prose, and some of her imagery is striking. "A week later the dust film gathered. Under the bed the sloven's fur piled in gray whorls. In the cupboard a dish of crusts turned blue." Man, do I know about that lifestyle!
Butts' use of unattributed dialogue indicates that another influence on her was Ronald Firbank, who, beyond being a very amusing, fey storyteller, was a daring experimenter. Butts was aware of Firbank and makes reference to him in her work. Of considerable interest here is Butts' use of interior monologues to plumb the thoughts of a relatively large number of characters. Thus we get views of the war from both pro- and anti-war characters. Butts also provides us with colorful descriptions of lower-class life in London. Later she didn't deal much with the urban poor, and even here devotes more attention to the rural area containing her magical Rings. Ashe remarks, "We are spectators of a situation which is a mask for another situation that existed perhaps in some remote age or in a world outside time." Like Plato, Butts believed that our world merely reflects the "real" world.
Imaginary Letters contains letters that Butts wrote but didn't send to the mother of another Russian émigré, based on Sergei Maslenikof, a young, dissolute gay man whom she loved, who exploited her shamelessly and gave her nothing in return. Imaginary Letters seems to have been written partly as a form of catharsis. In addition to Serge, Butts associated closely with a number of gay men, including Jean Cocteau, and had female lovers herself.
Butts' essays begin with "A Warning to Hikers," in which she rages not only against the despoilment of nature, but weekend hikers who have no appreciation for it. "The enemy is the democratic enemy, in a country where people have lost their stations and like badly trained children can neither keep to their own places nor respect other peoples'." Some may see in Butts a precursor of today's Greens. In "Traps for Unbelievers" Butts targets the spiritually indifferent. Believing intensely in virtually anything was better to her than not caring, not being passionate. "The old militant atheism that was once a form of belief, an idea that released energy, is gone." In "Ghosties and Ghoulies" Butts surveys literary work about the supernatural, which she herself wrote. She just knew there was something out there that our five senses couldn't detect and wanted to be in contact with it.
Blondel has worked assiduously on her biography and unearthed much previously unpublished material from Butts' diaries and other sources. She portrays Butts vividly and believably; Butts' motivation for writing about what she did becomes clear.
Martha Cooley's first novel, The Archivist, has its roots in two points of fact. One is the troubled nature of T.S. Eliot's marriage to his first wife, Vivienne. The second is that Emily Hale, his confidante throughout this period, gave to Princeton University Library the letters Eliot wrote to her on condition that no one be allowed to read them until the year 2019.
In the novel, Matt Lane is the self-described "guardian" of these letters, a post he assumed after his wife, Judith, committed suicide. As an archivist, he is a fastidious, bookish snob who is "rough on pseudo-scholars" and "antagonized" whenever "some unscrupulous researcher" asks for a peek at the restricted correspondence. He tolerates the encroachment of technologies (fax, computers, microfiche) into the library, but thinks they ultimately have nothing to do with an intellectual life.
His aloofness is breached by Roberta Spire, a young poet and graduate student who asks to see the so-called Hale letters. He sees in the student's eyes the "genuine intention" he can't help but respond to. His conversations with Roberta about Eliot's relationship with Vivienne and Emily Hale become more than the tests he conducts to assess her worthiness as a scholar. They lead him to reexamine his own troubled life with his late wife.
As the story unfolds through Matt's first person narrative, parallels between T. S. and Vivienne Eliot's real-life experience become manifest in the lives of Cooley's fictional couple. In particular, Vivienne Eliot is given a voice through the character of Judith. Like Vivienne, Judith writes poetry and, over time, begins to show signs of emotional instability. Matt finds obsessive and frightening Judith's need to learn the truth about the Holocaust and about her own Jewishness. Ultimately, he persuades her to allow him to commit her to an institution where she lives for six years before taking her own life.
In one of the most effective sections of the novel, we hear Judith's voice through the pages of the journal she kept while institutionalized. Just as Eliot had pleaded with Hale to destroy his letters, Judith wished her journal to be destroyed after her death. Instead, it is returned to Matt, who reads it and locks it away. But only after he meets and is attracted to Roberta is he forced to come to terms with his own culpability in the destruction of his marriage and his wife.


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import java.sql.ResultSet;
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import edu.mit.ll.jdbc.JoinRowMapper;
import edu.mit.ll.nics.jdbc.test.model.DeepChild;

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    public DeepChildRowMapper() {
        super("deep_child");
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        child.setName(rs.getString(getColumnId(rs, "name")));
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    public Integer getKey(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException{
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Legacy Place is one of the newest, most exciting shopping centers in Palm Beach County – a large upscale center, surrounded by an explosive residential growth market and home to tenants such as Publix Greenwise, Barnes and Noble, Ethan Allen, Best Buy, Michael's, Loehmann's, Pier 1 Imports, Kirkland's, Total Wine, Petco, Chili's and Friday's. This distinctive project also includes local high-end retailers and restaurants. It's home run location makes it an incredible opportunity to establish a new business.


You must import the Warehouse Analytics models from the RSA Live and define and schedule jobs for generating reports. In the Live Content view you can browse the configured Live CMS for resources. Once matching resources are found, you can view details, subscribe to resources, and deploy resources to services and service groups.
This workflow is overview of the entire procedure to access Warehouse data and generating reports for analyzing and investigating indicators of compromise (IOC).
*You can complete these tasks here (that is in the Live Content view).
"Deploy Resources" in Live topic in the Live Services Management Guide.
This is an example of the Live Content view.
Required Meta Keys Enter a specific meta key; for example, threat.source. Alternatively, you can click a meta key in the Matching Resources panel to insert that tag in this field.
Generated Meta Values Enter a generated meta value; for example, netwitness. Alternatively, you can click a generated meta key in the Matching Resources panel to insert that tag in this field.
Search Sends the search request to the Live server. More specific search criteria return matching resources more quickly.
Cancel Cancels the search in progress.
Resource Type Icon Graphic representation of the resource type. For example .
Name Identify and labels the resource, for example, Group Management.
Type Describes type of the resource, for example, Rule.
Updated Displays the date the resource was last updated, for example, 2015-09-15 4:27 PM.
Version Displys the version of the resource, for example, 0.1.
Size Displays the size of the resource, for example, 153 B.
yes: This NetWitness Suite instance is subscribed to this content resource.
no: This NetWitness Suite instance has not subscribed to this content resource.
Description Displays the resource, for example, Compliance Rule-Group Management.
Tags Displays tags that apply to the resource. Clicking a tag narrows the search to resources with that tag. For example, .
Meta Keys Displays the meta keys that apply to the resource. Clicking a meta key narrows the search to resources with that meta key. For example, .
Displays the meta values generated by the resource. Clicking a meta value narrows the search to resources that generated the meta value. For example, .
Created Displays the date the resource was created, for example, 2015-08-12 3:11 PM.
Type Displays the type of the resource, for example, Rule.
Offers two ways to view search results: Detailed and Grid.
Applies to a single selected resource. Clicking Details opens the selected resource in the Live Resource view.
Applies to one or more selected resources.
Applies to one or more selected resources. Clicking Subscribe opens a dialog that asks for confirmation that you want to receive notification when the selected resources are updated.


We are proud to now offer Non-Medical Transportation to Medicaid eligible disabled and elderly members of Pueblo City/County (including Pueblo West). Whether you need to run personal errands, or attend a family event, Golden Gate Manor Transportation can get you there.
If you are on Medicaid and on a Home Community Based Service Waiver, you may be approved for Non-Medical Transportation.
Contact Pueblo City Cab at 1-719-543-2525.
*First time callers will be asked additional screening questions.
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Did you know that water in your pool is actually clear? With multiple wavelengths of light, some are absorbed and others are reflected off the pool water to create the color we see! Simply moving to different locations around the pool changes the water color due to the angle the light hits the water! The photo receptors in our eyes process light waves to produce electrical signals in the brain. Water color is unique to each of us, so how one person sees the pool will be different than the next. Additionally, 50% of women have an extra photo receptor that gives them a heightened color sense and the ability to see rare subtleties of color. How do you choose what is right for your pool?
Size/Depth - the deeper a pool the more refraction resulting in richer and darker water color.
Surrounding materials - the color and quantity of hardscape and foliage/landscaping around the pool affects water color.
Sunlight - pool water changes color throughout the day depending on the amount of sunlight. Full sun refracts more light enhancing the water color, while shaded pool water via trees, structures or clouds makes the water appear more clear.
Water Chemistry - water color will fluctuate based on the balance of the water. Additionally, if well water is used in the pool, metals in the water will affect the water color.
Preconceived Ideas - when you view photos of pools or see a pool in person, keep in mind these factors and how your pool compares - amount of sun/shading, size and color of hardscape/landscape, size and depth of the pool.
Keep in mind, once the new surface has been installed, your pool will not match any other pool you have seen. Every pool is unique in color based on all these factors. Since the surface is hand-troweled during the installation process, each application will likely be a little different than the one before.
To learn more about pool finishes and how to select the right color for your pool, contact our Renovation Department.
As discussed last month, the best time to replace the pool tile is while the surface is being replaced. Waterline tile is typically six inches in height positioned above the plaster and below the coping and can be done in several ways - one 6" tile, two 3" tiles, two 3", six 1", or a range of mosaic or combination of sizes or designs. Tile can also be on raised walls, around the outside of spas, on negative/infinity edges, and several other locations in and around the pool.
There are many options with tile ranging from standard porcelain and affordable glass to custom glass. Based on the design of the pool and the amount of tile that will be visible, the tile choice will vary. Waterline tile is normally half submerged in water, allowing only the top 3 inches to be visible. Tile on a raised spa or raised wall will always be visible. If the pool only has waterline tile, an option is to select a tile that will blend with the water color so it almost disappears or be a similar color as the coping for the same reason. Another choice would be to let the tile be the item that really pops out visually to grab the eye when looking at the pool. When there is tile that will be always visible, that wall of tile becomes the focal point so selecting a tile that enhances your style and the entire outdoor living area is key. There are many glass tiles that have a iridescent effect which changes based on the angle of light. The ever-changing appearance adds additional beauty to your pool area!
Bottom line - select a tile that enhances the pool environment and provides a base for all other outdoor living items.


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Corning's new Gorilla Glass Victus is 2x more scratch resistant than Gorilla Glass 6
Samsung will be the first to adopt Gorilla Glass Victus
By Shawn Knight	 on July 23, 2020, 11:03 8 comments
What just happened? Corning on Thursday announced a new version of its widely used Gorilla Glass cover glass that is said to significantly improve both scratch and drop performance in mobile devices. We could see it debut on new devices from Samsung as early as next month.
Rather than taking the tried and true approach of asking its scientists to focus on a single goal of making glass better against drops or scratches, Corning tasked them with doing both simultaneously. The result is Gorilla Glass Victus, an improved cover glass that will soon be featured in new devices from Samsung.
Corning said that in lab tests, Gorilla Glass Victus held up when dropped onto hard, rough surfaces at a height of up to two meters. For what it's worth, the "competition" typically fails when dropped from less than 0.8 meters, the company noted.
In terms of scratch resistance, Gorilla Glass Victus is reportedly twice as good at succumbing to scratches as Corning's own Gorilla Glass 6 and supposedly 4x better than competing aluminosilicate glasses.
Corning has a fascinating history as it relates to the tech industry. As the story goes, the company experimented with chemically strengthened glass way back in the 1960s but couldn't find much of a commercial market for it so they stopped making it. Fast-forward to the mid-2000s when Apple was developing the first iPhone. CEO Steve Jobs desired a strong glass to protect the phone's display and was put in touch with Corning. Months later, Gorilla Glass made its debut.
In the years since, Gorilla Glass has found its way into more than eight billion devices from more than 45 major brands around the globe.
Watch Samsung unveil the Galaxy S21 at 7am PT / 10am ET
Samsung's Galaxy S21 Ultra features adaptive refresh rate, S Pen support, 5G and more
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Hi!! I'm back with the second part of my segment on WuXi- the FOOD!!!!! Food was definitely not the focus of this trip, but foodies manage to snag delicious eats everywhere.
Technically, "WuXi cuisine" doesn't exist. It's actually just a regional variation of Jiangsu cuisine. Thus, WuXi food is sweet, vinegary and delicate. There are, however, some distinguishing features and outstanding dishes unique to the WuXi area. Let's explore!
Our hosts, two of my mom's former classmates, hadn't seen her in over 20 years. Obviously, everyone was overjoyed to see each other. No way they were going to let us leave without trying local delicacies. So, the night we arrived, they invited us to 火爆.
火爆 is famous for it's local dishes, but it's more famous for something else: Crayfish.
None disappointed. They were perfectly fresh and AMAZINGLY flavourful. Even my brother and his friends, who usually avoid seafood, cleaned out at least a plate each. Personally, I liked the ice shocked- crayfish boiled in rice wine and spices then chilled- the best since it brought out the natural flavour instead of coating it in heavy sauce.
WuXi special sauce ribs- This is WuXi's signature dish. Basically the ribs are braised with sugar and spices until they are stupidly tender and covered in an incredibly sweet and rich sauce that. My mom, the boys and her classmates loved it but my dad and I found them too sweet.
Cow cheek meat- The ribs were too sweet for me, but this dish was just my style. I have a love for the stranger parts of animals. Even if you don't share my love, ORDER THIS! The meat is perfectly tender and flavorful. Even the tendon (there was plenty of it) was nearly at a melt- in- your- mouth level.
Duck Blood and Offal with vermicelli in thick broth- I realize blood and offal aren't on most people's favorite foods list, but trust me, this dish is worth it. The star of this dish is actually neither the blood nor the offal nor the vermicelli; it's the incredibly rich broth. That stuff will make ANYTHING taste good.
Fish with sour pickles- This is another seemingly ubiquitous dish that the restaurant took to new levels. The fish, which was alive until the chef decided to cook it, is braised in pretty much the same broth that made the duck dish sooooo good. The meat was velvety and tender yet pleasantly springy.
There was an abundance of flaky pastries of every which flavor and size. I personally don't like them, but they are one of WuXi's specialties. They're definitely worth trying, even if it's only a bite.
We ordered the generic pork and crab roe dumplings as well as one of the Giants (a bigger version of the generic with 5x the soup). Words cannot describe the amazingness of the dumplings. each one is made to order and the skin was sooo thin and delicate. The soup level was also off the chart and not too salty. Come HERE!!!! even if it takes a while to find.
So that's it for this quick trip. See you guys soon!


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Q: Cross-browser Grid system in HTML I want to apply a gridding system to my project, but the resource I got was applicable only to IE8-10, the grid doesn't work fine on other browsers.
I want the grid to display efficiently on Chrome, Opera, and Firefox(Cross-browser).
This the css code:
body{
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-ms-grid-rows: ;
}
body{
  display: -ms-grid;
}

How can I do this?

A: This has already been answered on Stack Overflow here.
The correct answer is by thirtydot on there.  to paraphrase to bring that answer up-to-date and more relevant to your specific question:

Grid Layout has very poor support - the declarations you're using that start -ms are Microsoft vendor-specific and not supported by other browsers.
Webkit (the engine behind Chrome and Safari) has been working on an implementation as seen here but it's still incomplete and uses slightly-different syntax:
.gridWithFixed {
    display: -webkit-grid;
    -webkit-grid-columns: 7px 11px;
    -webkit-grid-rows: 17px 2px;
}

So, right now there isn't a way of implementing your CSS in a way that will work outside of nightly browser builds and IE10.
As an alternative, Flexbox has decent support (including IE10). So, the best you can do is use Flexbox instead.

A: css3 support cross-browser/platform is quite pathetic at the moment.
flexbox is an option, although with its limited support, @ least in legacy browsers, it's not a knockout. this depends on what you are supporting: how many browsers, browser versions, user agents, etc.? are there a lot of legacy or "non-modern" browsers in that list? then i would avoid flexbox.
i would use 960gs or unsemantic, cross-browser grid layout libraries. unsemantic is the successor, but they are both versatile, and very light-weight.

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Sporton leaves WCA; organisation embarks on new leadership transition
World Coal, Tuesday, 10 July 2018 10:55
The World Coal Association has announced that it is embarking on a leadership transition as CEO Benjamin Sporton leaves the organisation in September 2018. Sporton will become the head of the Global Cement and Concrete Association.
WCA Communications and Strategy Director Katie Warrick will serve as Interim CEO during the transition period. Warrick is highly regarded by its members and stakeholders, having been a long-standing leader within the WCA team and shaping the organisation's policies and strategic direction.
About the transition, Sporton said: "Working at the WCA has been a privilege. I am proud to have served this important organisation and to have played a part in demonstrating the vital role of low emission coal technologies in meeting the world's development and environmental objectives."
Sporton has been instrumental in establishing a strong media profile for WCA and has been a strategic asset during the growth of the organisation, championing the need for low emission coal technologies.
WCA Chairman Glenn Kellow welcomed Warrick to the new role and thanked Sporton for his contribution, adding: "WCA is a strong and respected organisation today. Global coal conditions are as strong as they have been in many years, with both thermal and metallurgical coal in high demand led by Asian growth. On the environmental front, high efficiency, low emissions (HELE) coal-fuelled generating plants are being built around the world, while carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) continues to progress and has been recognised as essential to a lower carbon future. WCA looks forward to the next phase of industry leadership during these dynamic times."
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcoal.com/coal/10072018/sporton-leaves-wca-organisation-embarks-on-new-leadership-transition/
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The radiator
The most suitable radiator for the momentum range to be covered by the HMPID is the liquid perfluorohexane, C6F14. The index of refraction of C6F14 at l=175 nm is n = 1.2988, corresponding to bmin=0.77 (i.e. a threshold momentum pth(GeV/c) = 1.21 m, with m equal to the particle mass in GeV/c2).
The liquid radiator containers consist of trays of 1330x413 mm2 made of a glass-ceramic material (NEOCERAM), thermally compatible (thermal coefficient 0.5 x 10-6 °C-1) with the fused silica plates used as UV transparent windows.
The thickness and dimensions of the tray elements have been carefully studied to reach the best compromise between minimizing the detector total radiation length and maximizing the mechanical strength to withstand the perfluorohexane hydrostatic pressure.
The result is that the quartz window is 5 mm thick, while the NEOCERAM base plate is 4 mm thick. They are strengthened by 27 cylindrical spacers glued between the NEOCERAM bottom plate on one side and the quartz window on the other side. Spacers consist of fused silica rods with a diameter of 10 mm placed in three rows of nine equi-spaced elements.
Radiator trays are supported by a stiff and light composite panel (less than 0.02 X0) made out of a sandwich of a 50 mm thick plate of Rohacell 51 (density 0.0513 g/cm3) between two 0.5 mm thin foils of aluminium.
The composite panel for the HMPID radiator trays
The radiator trays of the HMPID proto-2
Radiator connections to the external liquid circuit are made via stainless steel bellows glued to the inlet and outlet points. The inlet (lowest point) and outlet (highest point) are located in opposite corners of the NEOCERAM tray. A liquid circulation system is required to purify bulk C6F14, fill, recirculate, and empty the 21 radiator trays independently, remotely and safely. Because of the inaccessibility of the detector during running and the fragility of the radiator trays, a system based on the gravity flow principle has been chosen, owing to its safe nature. Since C6F14 is not available in a high-purity grade form, filters are implemented in the circulation system in order to remove contaminants (mainly dissolved water and oxygen) and achieve the best transparency in the UV region where the RICH detector operates.


A Silsbee Police officer is recovering after he was assaulted by a suspect, according to information from the department.
At approximately 2:05 a.m. on January 26 the officer responded to a call in reference to a man acting erratically in an Exxpress Mart in the 3000 block of U.S. 96.
Upon arrival the officer saw the suspect leaving the store. When he approached the suspect, the suspect allegedly lifted the officer off the ground and slammed him into the ground. At this time three bystanders saw the attack and ran to the aid of the officer, according to officials.
Officials then learned that the man had entered the store 15 minutes earlier and had reportedly told another customer that he was thinking about stealing the customer's vehicle.
The officer was taken to a local hospital for his injuries.
Christopher Daniel Lavan, 35, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. His bond has been set at $260,000.


Of all of the gravity-defying stunts gymnasts pull, their seemingly impossible moves on the four-inch wide balance beam are particularly daunting.
Lest anyone think it's easy, flipping upside down on the beam is not only athletically challenging, it requires intense concentration.
During the women's gymnastics finals, a snapshot of Simone Biles in mid-flip, staring intensely at the beam while hovering just inches above it, proves how ridiculous these athletes are.
Aerial photos of the beam show small gymnasts' margin for error is.


Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide detectives are en route to the 13900 block of Valley Boulevard, Bassett, Unincorporated Los Angeles County, to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a male adult.
Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. If you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call "Crime Stoppers" by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477), or texting the letters TIPLA plus your tip to CRIMES (274637), or by using the website http://lacrimestoppers.org.


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Paris: Top 10 Sense8 filming locations
Sense8, a final in Paris
London, Berlin, Chicago, San Francisco, Seoul, Reykjavik, Nairobi, Bombay, Mexico City and then Paris. The City of Light had the honor of hosting the Sense8 cameras for the final episode. Places to discover now, and to find in the Paris guide of the 1000 cult places of films, series, music, comics and novels.
Abbesses Station
Located 36 m underground, this station is the deepest of the Parisian metro. It is from this one that Riley Blue and Will leave to go to this place where there is a magnificent merry-go-round. The two characters leave by the same metro station and are followed. Later, that's also where Sun was arrested, before being rescued, in extremis, by Mun.
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Arts and Crafts Station
Redecorated since 1994 by comic book authors François Schuiten and Benoît Peeters, the superb and atypical Arts et métiers metro station is the scene of a fight between Will and the mysterious person following them from the Abbesses metro station. It is one of the few RATP stations that do not have advertising on its platforms. Each of its portholes hosts a specific small-sized scenography, focused on imagination and discovery.
Sensitive Apartment (exterior)
When Rajan arrives in Paris to join Kala (Tina Desai), he is dropped off by taxi at this address. He enters the building through this door, opposite the famous Marché de la Butte. Later, they're both tracked down here by the BPO. Only 40 m long, rue Androuet is one of the shortest streets in Montmartre. Jack Servoz, painter, poet and former dancer, exhibits his creations there.
Sensitive Apartment (Kala's room)
It is in this building, on the penultimate floor, that the Sensitive apartment is located. The building is easily recognizable in the scene where Kala threatens to jump out of the window if Wolfgang (Max Riemelt) shoots himself in the head. The street has marked the history of fashion since it is at number 21 that Coco Chanel began her career in 1910, before opening, at number 31, her own fashion house in 1918.
RER bridge
The scene of ambush and treachery, orchestrated by Lila Facchini, takes place under the RER bridge. At the beginning of the 60s, Alain Delon and Romy Schneider lived in this street, at number 42.
Carrefour rue de la Vieuville -rue Garreau
Disguised in French with a caricatured outfit with a beret and a baguette of bread under his arm, Lito (Miguel Ángel Silvestre) warns the police of the terrorist risk posed by BPO agents. They're stopped at this intersection.
The fireworks were fired at the foot of the Eiffel Tower on October 22, 2017, creating a huge surprise for most Parisians who had not been informed of the shooting, and bringing the wedding ceremony between Nomi (Jamie Clayton) and Amanita (Freema Agyeman) to a close.
At the Marché de la Butte
When Rajan arrives in Paris to meet Kala, his taxi drops him off right in front of the Marché de la Butte, made famous by Jean-Pierre Jeunet's film Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain.
Arab World Institute
Riley (Tuppence Middleton) and River El Sadawi meet in this cultural institute dedicated to the Arab world. Inaugurated in 1987, the building is easily identifiable by its moucharabiehs on the south façade. It was designed by Jean Nouvel and Architecture-Studio, and is a synthesis between Arab and Western cultures.
The Sensitive team had to relocate its operational office to a "motorized unit". It is a pale pink truck that they park in front of the Provencal ice-cream maker Scaramouche. Jehan-Rictus Square, 150 m away, is home to the Wall of I love you, written in several languages, whose bursts of colour are the pieces of a broken heart brought together by so much love.
MIAMI map of 100 cult places (French Edition)
The Miami Fantrippers map, an original way to discover the Gateway to the Americas! Through 100 places of pop culture, walk its streets from another angle. Movies, TV shows, music, comics and novels, will allow you to spend a pleasant moment in this sunny and fascinating city. With a folded format of 10 x 18 cm and 60 x 54 cm unfolded, it slips easily into your pocket or your bag to be consulted easily.
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Q: kernel panic after upgrade to 18.10 Well, crap. I felt brave and let 18.10 install over 18.04, and it apparently didn't go well.
I'm hitting a kernel panic at boot (error loading libargon2.so.0).
I'm fairly new to Ubuntu - is there a way to recover this - perhaps from a usb boot installation, without losing all of my current settings and applications?

A: I just solve it. I tried different solutions so maybe some steps are redundant or missing:

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*Boot from Ubuntu Live USB (in my case it was 18.04 LTS).

*Open Nautilus.

*In left bottom side click on "Other locations"

*Select your old Ubuntu drive and open it (you will be in the root folder of your old Ubuntu, in my case it was something like /mnt/f3kljjhfu23oghggnmnjyy)

*Open terminal in this folder.

*Make mirrors for folders:
sudo mount --bind /dev ./dev
sudo mount --bind /sys ./sys
sudo mount --bind /proc ./proc

*After this command you will be like root for old Ubuntu:
sudo chroot .

*Open a browser and download deb file of libargon2-0 for your OS from Debian packages repository (in my case file was named like libargon2-0_0~20171227-0.1_amd64.deb).

*Copy the downloaded file to tmp file of your old Ubuntu (/mnt/f3kljjhfu23oghggnmnjyy/tmp)

*Install the downloaded deb file using the terminal from step #7 (so it will be installed to old Ubuntu):
dpkg --install /tmp/libargon2-0_0~20171227-0.1_amd64.deb

*After successful package installation restart your computer and boot to your old Ubuntu (you may want to press Esc on Ubuntu's loading screen to watch the status of loading)

PS. You may like an instruction from this guy, which helped me a lot -
Install package to Ubuntu 16.04 installation while booted into live cd

A: Alternatively, if you used BTRFS for your drives, you could restore to a snapshot from before the installation.  It would work best.


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Record Number of Entries for 2019 World Championships
Lightweight women's single sculls, 2018 World Rowing Cup II, Linz-Ottensheim, Austria, which will be the place for the 2019 World Rowing Championships on 25 August-1 September. © FISA Igor Meijer.
The 2019 World Rowing Championships doubling as the main qualification event for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games and this has potentially played a part in attracting a record number of countries, FISA, World Rowing, writes in a press release.
The World Rowing Championships this year are going to be held in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria, from 25 August through to 1 September. The championships has attracted nearly 1,200 athletes from 80 nations. This includes the biggest number of para-rowers ever at a World Rowing Championships. Of the para-rowing boat classes, the para PR1 men's single sculls has the most entries with 27 nations taking part. The para PR1 women's single sculls is also impressive with 14 countries entered.
Of the Olympic boat classes the men's single sculls stands out with entries from 44 nations. This includes Olympic qualification favourites Angel Fournier Rodriguez from Cuba, Denmark's Sverri Nielsen, Germany's Oliver Zeidler and reigning World Champion Kjetil Borch of Norway.
The women's single sculls is well represented with 39 nations entered. The home crowd will be cheering for Magdalena Lobnig of Austria, who will be up against reigning World Champion Sanita Puspure of Ireland and 2017 World Champion Jeannine Gmelin of Switzerland. Added to this mix is the return of New Zealand's Emma Twigg, who won at Henley earlier in the season.
The lightweight men's double sculls sees 33 nations taking part and so far this season the stand-out crew has been Jason Osborne and Jonathan Rommelmann of Germany. They will be up against Rio Olympic medallists and the longest-together crew of this boat class, Kristoffer Brun and Are Strandli of Norway. Olympic Champion from Rio, Pierre Houin of France will be racing with his new partner Hugo Beurey while silver medallist from Rio, Paul O'Donovan of Ireland has teamed up with Fintan McCarthy. This leaves O'Donovan's Rio partner and brother, Gary, to race in the lightweight men's single sculls.
The women's four will be racing for the first time as an Olympic qualification boat class and 16 countries have entered. Included in the mix is the United States crew which sees the return to international racing of 2012 Olympic Champion Caryn Davies, now 37 years old and aiming for Olympics number four.
Hoping to go for Olympics number eight is 46-year-old Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus. She is competing in the women's single sculls. And also defying age and going for Olympics number seven is Olaf Tufte. The 43-year-old will stroke the men's quadruple sculls for Norway.
Of the countries entered, the United States is sending the biggest team with entries in all 29 boat classes. Next is Italy with 25 boats entered, both Germany and China have entered 22 boats. The more recent rowing nations of Benin, Iran, Qatar and Trinidad and Tobago have all entered one boat respectively.
Read about the entries here.
Olympic qualification information is here.
Paralympic qualification information is here.
Angel Fournier Rodriguez
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Caryn Davies
Ekaterina Karsten
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Kristoffer Brun
Magdalena Lobnig
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I just moved to a new server. I got my working backup from the old server and uploaded it. I've getting the error message below. I searched the forums for this message and found a previous thread that had exactly the same problem as I have now. I don't understand what the guy did to fix it.
The link to download the latest version of Coranto doesn't have anything to download. I do have a copy of v1.25 that I got from somewhere. Should I just install it without having to change anything?
Which files have path statements in them? I don't have the ability to search for text in multiple files and haven't found a path statement anywhere.
Thanks in advance and I hope I've given enough information.
Error: Addon 'cra_selectimage.pl' does not appear to exist. It has been disabled. Reload/refresh this page to continue. Full error: Can't locate /home/nexus16/public_html/cgi-bin/coranto/cra_selectimage.pl in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/i686-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/i686-linux /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.4 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.2 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.1 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.2 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at craddon.pl line 60.
When you first call coranto.cgi after moving servers you may (probably will) get this error for each addon you use.
You should be able to continue after each error. When the page loads with no error go to the Coranto settings page and make sure that your path settings are correct.
You can then enable your addons from the addon management page.
You will also have to change the settings in any addons that use path setting and in your profiles.
Thank you that did the trick! I just had to refresh the page until it got through all of the error messages.
Unable to open /home/nexus16/public_html/news/mainpage.txt. No such file or directory at crcore.pl line 284.
mainpage.txt exists in that directory, I changed the permissions to 755 but no help there.
AllyGator wrote: Unable to open /home/nexus16/public_html/news/mainpage.txt. No such file or directory at crcore.pl line 284.
Since you moved servers you may want to check the part of the path before the /public_html/. If you are using FTP you may not be able to see the part of the path below the html root (where you can put web pages).
in the directory you are using and then call it from your browser to get the correct path info. Name it with .php as the extension.
Also - if you are sure the path is correct try renaming the existing file and building news to see if Coranto writes a new file.


Includes two 1/8" (15 cfm) nozzles, One 5/32" (7 cfm) nozzle, 15 ft. 1/2"ID hose, Blast Hood with Bump Cap, Moisture Separator. Wear all appropriate safety gear. Blast hoods provide NO respiratory protection. The tank is ASME certified .Be sure to wear appropriate respiratory protection.This unit requires 10 cfm @ 90 psi.
70 minute blasting time, 160 lb media hopper, Two 1/8" (15 cfm) nozzles, One 5/32" (7 cfm) nozzle, 15 ft. 1/2"ID hose, Blast Hood with Bump Cap, Moisture Separator. Wear all appropriate safety gear. Blast hoods provide NO respiratory protection. Be sure to wear appropriate respiratory protection.This unit requires 10 cfm @ 90 psi.
Consist of 2 packages: Package 1: Parts, weighs 24.28lbs, measures 18" Long, 12" Wide, 11" Deep Package 2: Tank only, weighs 52.153Lbs, measures 39" Long, 12 1/2" Wide, 14" Deep. The model 150 includes a 15' sand hose with quick disconnect, a moisture separator, 2 1/8" nozzles, and 1 5/32" nozzle, 3 seal blocks, and instructions.
Runs on as little as 7cfm @ 80 psi with the 3/32" nozzle. The included 1/8" Nozzle requires 15 cfm @ 80 psi and the included 5/32" nozzle requires 25 cfm @80 psi. Fill with screened dry media only. Pressure blasters work best when the valve at the bottom of the tank is only slightly opened. Wear appropriate safety gear. Be sure to wear an appropriate respirator. This unit requires 10 cfm @ 90 psi. Use of Walnut shell media is not recommended.


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This debut album is a culmination of music and lyrics written and developed since 2008. The music is inspired by Katie's favorite songwriters such as Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, jazz pianist composer Thelonious Monk, and the piano compositions of Ravel, Stravisky, and Chopin. The purpose of the album is to paint an auditory landscape for the listener to explore emotions they may often abandon in daily life and routine.
Recording this album is a time and logistic-intensive effort.
The pressure of limited recording time requires intense focus and preparation to get the best takes in two ten-hour sessions.
Copywriting, development of packaging, and album artwork also must be factored into the process.
A debut of 11 original piano songs, recorded on an acoustic grand piano. Mastered, mixed, and recorded by Daniel Herman of Mineral Sound at Winds Over the Earth studio in Longmont, CO.
A debut of 11 original piano songs, recorded on an acoustic grand piano. Mastered, mixed, and recorded by Daniel Herman of Mineral Sound at Winds Over the Earth studio in Longmont, CO. 11x17" poster of album cover artwork by Katie Tall with personalized thank you message from Katie included.


Ellicott Dredge Technologies (EDT) has announced the sale of an IMS Model 7012 HP JetMaster dredge to Matrix Reservoir Sdn. Bhd. for maintaining Tok Bali Supply Base (TBSB) in Kelantan, Malaysia.
According to the Baltimore, MD, based dredge manufacturer, the system will perform annual maintenance of TBSB which serves the oil and gas industry in offshore Peninsular Malaysia and the Gulf of Thailand.
TBSB's location at the mouth of the Semerak River means that it gets regular sedimentation, which requires continuous maintenance dredging to ensure an optimal depth of 9 meters (29.5 ft.) at the approach channels and berthing areas, said EDT in its release.
From a technical operations standpoint, the 7012 HP JetMaster dredge was chosen for its patented Starwheel Drive self-propulsion system with patented TractionMaster technology which allows for automatic adjustment of speed and torque on the propulsion wheels.
In addition to its ease of operation, the JetMaster dredge utilizes two high-pressure deck pumps to channel 31.5liter/second (500gpm) through 24 heavy duty jet nozzles to break up compacted sands and clay. EDT also added that TBSB purchased 2km (6,560 ft.) of discharge line, spare parts, and an IMS dredging GPS system.
IMS delivered the dredge to TBSB's site in Kelantan on DAP Terms, and provided five days of extensive on-site training including safety, operations and maintenance.
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Q: Where can I find documentation for Qt user interface definition files (.ui files in XML) I am learning Qt for the first time and I prefer to learn how to things the hand-coded way.  I prefer learning this route because I am using Eclipse (with no Qt Designer) and I learn better knowing what is going on under the hood.  Thus, I would like to know how to hand-code the XML-based user interface definition (.ui) files.
Unfortunately, I cannot seem to find any information on how this XML tree should be structured, and which properties and attributes are allowed.  Instead, I find "drag-and-drop" tutorials.  Aside from generating the .ui files in Qt Designer and then studying the output XML tree, is there another way to learn how to handcode these .ui files, or any documentation which speaks to the semantics of this XML document?
Thank you!

A: The UI file's sole purpose is to save you from hand-coding things. They're files that are generated by designer:

You create user interface components with Qt Designer and use Qt's integrated build tools, qmake and uic, to generate code for them when the application is built. The generated code contains the form's user interface object. It is a C++ struct that contains:

If you want to improve your knowledge of Qt, learning to write UIs via C++ would be a better option. Still, if you're convinced, there is this XML schema:
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/designer-ui-file-format.html
Note that it says:

Be aware that the format may change in future Qt releases.

You might also be interested in the documentation for uic, which operates on the .ui file to create a header file containing the various widgets that make up the UI.


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The procedure for painting your car may vary for a different paint.
1. The decals work best on a smooth surface so it is important to use the proper procedure when painting your car. First, sand the block with a sandpaper grit of between 80 and 300 until it feels smooth and all rough areas are removed.
2. Give your car one light coat of paint.
3.When the paint has dried (about 2 hours), lightly sand again until the block feels smooth.
4.Give the car two more coats of paint. Let dry for at least one hour between coats. Don't sand.
5. The decals are pre-cut. Select the decal that you want to use and lift it off of the sheet.
6. Position the decal on your pinewood derby car. Press it onto the car with your finger.
7. It is a good idea to give the car a coat of clear paint to protect the decals and give your car an extra shine.


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The Veterans History Project iPhone/Web App: A HubSpire Creation
This is America's moment of victory, as nearly 20 years of painstaking efforts into streamlining the Veterans History Project (VHP) of the Library of Congress, the largest oral history program of its kind in the country, have evolved as a unified digital initiative with the launch of the VHP web app and iPhone app, developed by New York-based mobile app design and development agency HubSpire.
Presented to the Library of Congress at Washington, DC in March last week, the apps make HubSpire's first-ever project for the government. Created for wartime veterans and patriotic Americans, the apps break many barriers of time and technology and bring untold stories and experiences from history to the surface like never before, inspiring you in many ways.
To pull off this amazing app, HubSpire teamed up with Dr. Jean Rhodes (Frank L. Boyden Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts, Boston) and Nancy McNamara (President of Academic Web Pages, the nation's leading provider of websites for academic institutions), the masterminds behind the apps along with representatives of American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress. Created in 2000 by the US Congress, the VHP collects and preserves the first person narratives of US wartime veterans for future generations. Aside the realities of wartime situations, these interviews of the veterans underscore patriotic stories that help the country hold its fabric together. The VHP's goal is to encourage civilians to connect with the nation's veterans and make them archive the first person narratives of the veterans.
Greatest oral history project
Conducted under the supervision of Congressional offices, the VHP program is spearheaded by volunteers from veteran service organizations, universities, schools, community, and the public. The VHP's collection – of interviews, letters, diaries, photos, memoirs, and historic documents related to a veteran's wartime service – is kept in the safe custody of the Library of Congress. So far, volunteer interviewers have recorded the narratives of about 100,000 veterans of World War I through current conflicts, and as things stand today, the project is ready for some much-awaited digital acceleration.
How can the web/mobile app help the VHP?
As we said earlier, the VHP took root nearly two decades ago, long before the dawn of digital technologies and the proliferation of smartphones. Volunteer interviewers had to face a lot of barriers from downloading to printing and filling out many forms to lack of flexibility in devising questions to video recording to re-watching the interview to tag it to burning the interview to a compact disk and mailing the whole collection to the Library of Congress. Today, all those barriers have vanished with the simplicity of a swipe: volunteers can conduct audio/video interviews and edit the interviews, tag, and submit their interviews to the Library of Congress through their smartphones. Now, people all over the country can download the app and interview veterans.
Brainchild of the sisters Dr. Jean and Nancy, the VHP web/mobile app project is the result of years of collaboration with the VHP staff at the Library of Congress, and of course, the personal contributions of time and funding by the sisters themselves.
AARP is the founding corporate sponsor of the VHP. Besides providing major initial funding for the project, AARP encouraged its legion of volunteers and about 37 million members to get involved in the project. Numerous state chapters also got involved.
As for the design and development of the web/mobile app, HubSpire put together an accomplished team of software engineers and harnessed the potential of Nodejs, Reactjs, Mongodb, and Objective C to create a simple UI and functionality. The app is capable of handling a massive database with its simple, intuitive features.
How does the app work?
The app works in a four-pronged way, starting with the initial reach-out to a veteran, followed by preparations for the interview, conduct of the interview, and completion and submission of the interview. Given below are details on the four stages of the interview.
A) Locate A Veteran:
The veteran may be a member of your family or community, or you can reach out to veterans' organizations to finalize an interviewee.
B) Prepare for the interview:
Reach out to a veteran before interview and complete the biographical data form together (found in the app).
Conduct background research on relevant information (e.g., veteran's service branch, war).
Identify a quiet, well-lit room for the interview (e.g., veteran's home, library).
For better quality, bring a tripod and lapel microphone.
Bring along a charger, notebook, pen and tissues.
Make sure iPhone is fully charged and silenced.
C) Conduct the interview:
Complete required forms and select your questions.
Select audio or video format.
Begin recording, pausing anytime.
Tap screen during interview to tag notable moments; you can annotate later.
Record for at least 30 minutes to qualify for archival in the Library of Congress.
D) Interview completion and submission:
Annotate the tags, or save and minimize app for later annotation.
If you have completed all forms and annotations, submit for review. Upload can take up several minutes.
Take a photo of the veteran and request original or digital photos of relevance.
Thank your interviewee for their generosity, and tell them to be in touch if they have any questions or concerns.
Notify the veteran once the interview is available on the app/website.
Also, capture the digital signature of the interviewer and veteran before submission of the interview.
Today's a big day for the government and for us at HubSpire. Now, it's your turn to contribute to the prestigious national project by being a part of it. We welcome and encourage every citizen of the United States to become a part of our nation's greatest digital campaign.
We thank Nancy, Dr. Jean, the University of Massachusetts, and the Library of Congress for giving HubSpire an opportunity to work with the government on a project of national importance. And we salute all the veterans who have served the country.
Feedback from the client
Wanna know what the Library of Congress, Dr. Jean, and Nancy had to say about HubSpire's design and development capabilities? Dr. Jean said, "My sister and I worked with HubSpire to develop an app for the Library of Congress' Veteran's History Project. This is a Congressionally mandated program and one of the largest oral history projects in the country. The project had many requirements and was complicated, but the HubSpire team had an upbeat "can do" attitude from start to finish. They were responsive to all of our requests, as well as those of Library staff, and delivered every milestone on time with results that exceeded our expectations. The elegant and sophisticated app and integrated website have received rave reviews. In fact the Librarian of Congress and the Director of the Veteran's History project have both raved about their extraordinary work (e.g., "I'm blown away"). I could not recommend HubSpire more highly. HubSpire is a top flight team that delivers top quality results on time."
Nancy said, "Working with Hubspire was a great experience. In addition to creating a rock-solid app and website, they went over and above the services we contracted for and provided the design as well. The layout, colors, images, drawings and design they provided were excellent. After learning our requirements, they created a comprehensive product specification with features and dates, and met every single deadline, and provided many more features than we originally requested at no extra cost. Hubspire knew better than we did what features were needed and how they should be implemented! Hubspire cared just as much about the quality and usability of the app as we did, and the final product shows."
You can now download the app from the app store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vhp-veterans-history-project/id1215637454?mt=8
Let us know what you think of it.
Stay tuned for the next blog release in which we will discuss how HubSpire has helped the Library of Congress streamline the collection of important veterans' data from a painstaking multi-day process that required more manpower into something so simple that the whole interview recording activity can be done in a matter of minutes today by even a high school student with an iPhone.


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Wayne Jarratt (19 April 1957 – 14 May 1988) was an Australian stage and television actor in the 1980s, remembered for his role in internationally renowned TV cult series Prisoner as friendly prison officer Steve Faulkner. He played the part for 71 episodes, as a supporting cast member first appearing in the penultimate episode of Season 3 (10 November 1981), but opted to leave the series to take a stage role. His final appearance was in Season 4, bowing out in Episode 316 (5 October 1982).

Jarratt attended Balgowlah Boys High in Sydney from 1969–1974. He died of a brain tumour at the age of 31.

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1988 deaths
Australian male soap opera actors
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I can't believe that the end of Summer is rapidly approaching, although, after surviving without AC for 3 weeks while DC was hit with a heat wave wasn't fun. It was even too hot to read at one point – my brain felt like it was going to turn into much. But, moving on, let's celebrate with a giveaway.
Comment below to win by answering this question…Have you ever listened to an audiobook? And if yes, which one was your favorite and why? (I'm always looking for new recommendations).
Oh I love audio books. I think lately my fave has been I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga.
I've never listened to an audio book before. But I'd love to try!
I have never listened to an audio book before. Thanks for the chance to win!
No problem – good luck! I have been tagging my audiobook reviews as such, so if you want recommendations feel free to check them out.
I've only listened to one book and that was an Agatha Christie.
Yes, I have listened to some audiobooks, but not a lot. My favorite are probably Shatter me or Ready Player One. Just because the narrators did a great job and because I loved the story !
I've never actually had the privilege of listening to an audio book before. If I win, this will be my first time! Thanks for the giveaway!
I love introducing people to audiobooks 😉 Good Luck!!
I love to listen to the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich and the In Death series by JD Robb.
My daughter left NOVA & is spending the summer with me.I need a good book to read.
And my best in 2012 was The Forgotten Garden, review here: http://wordsandpeace.com/2012/05/03/2012-21-review-the-forgotten-garden/ to see why.
I also listened to the Garden of Beasts for a reading challenge needing something in Germany!
Thanks so much for participating. I have shared this on facebook and twitter.
I have never listened to an Audiobook. I LOVE reading so much that I am afraid that it would take away most of the fun. I dont want to waste money by trying one and find out that it was awful!
I listen to a lot of audiobooks from the library. My favorite is usually the one I'm currently listening to! But the one I can't forget is "Travels with Charley" narrated by Gary Sinise. It was amazing.
I just recently started listening to audiobooks, and now I'm completely hooked! One of my favorites is On Thin ice by Anne Stuart.
I've never tried to listen to an audiobook. I've always wanted to try, but I'm not even allowed to get a hardcover book. This is a great chance! Thanks so much for the giveaway. I'm sorry about the heat wave though. I remember what it was like in Texas after a hurricane hit. It was awful I just wanted to lay down and didn't even want to catch up on reading.
I have, one classic attached to a magazine. I don't buy audiobooks because they are so freaking expensive! But my dad sometimes gifts them to my mom when she's travelling.
I love audio books. I can combine two of my hobbies that way. I can listen to a book and do a 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle!
oh yes, all the time. My favorite would have to be the Leven Thumps series by Obert Skye and of course the Harry Potter series.
I've just recently started listening to audiobooks to and from work and I love them! So far my favorite has been The Help.
I love audiobooks. My very favorite was The Hatchet.
Yes, I love hearing audiobooks! Some of my favorites have been The Hunger Games triolgy, Song of Fire and Ice Series, Strange Angeles, Janet Evanovich books. They are great when you need to be hands free but still want to enjoy a good book!
I have never listened to one. print or ebooks are just cheaper and right now, I have to go with what I have! I would love to try one though,. Thanks!
I love audiobooks! Audible is great for iPod users. I have listened to soo many books through Audible. I suppose my favorite audible book to listen to so far was A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness because it flowed really well and the narrator was good.
oh i will – my problem right now is almost too many audiobooks, too little time…lol!
Have never listened to one – I always think I will…not had the opportunity lately.
I have never listened to audio books, but I would love to start and use them instead of music when I am walking or on the treadmill.
My husband loves audiobooks and has gotten me into them. I prefer to use this method to re-read some of my favorite series, especially before a new book, movie, or even TV season comes out. My favorite books on audio have to be the Harry Potter and Rachel Morgan (by Kim Harrison) series. This is not only because they are two of my favorite series, but because the readers, Jim Dale and Marguerite Gavin (she reads all but one of the Rachel books), do such a fantastic job with the books.
What an awesome thing to giveaway!
I've just recently started listening to audio books.
My favorite so far is David Sedaris – Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk.
My favorite was "The Adventures of Huck Finn." I loved listening to it in the original form it was intended by Mark Twain before PC hit the it.
I love listening to audiobooks. The problem is I have only had a couple. I would love to have more to listen to. I liked Dracula to listen to.
I haven't – wouldn't mind though – my commute is 40min one way. It just never really occurred to me.
My favorite audio book was Laced by Carol Higgins Clark. I love all types of books and have found that when driving from WV to KS they are a great way to pass the time.
I've heard good things about Jennifer Weiner books, but never read or listened – do you have any recommendations on where to start?
I've never listened to one but I want to!
I've listened to most of the In Death series by J.D. Robb on audio book and they're hands-down my favorites!
I've listened to a bit of The Help. I had to learn the accent for a school play 😛 Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
I haven't listened to any audiobooks yet.
I have listened to Summer Rental by Mary Kay Andrews and I loved it. I can't wait to listen to more audio books!
I have never listened to an audiobook but I have seriously been considering it lately. I do a lot of my reading before bed and sometimes I wish I could just listen instead of actually have to read it.
Haven't listened to one yet. I'd like to, though. I have a long commute to work! Thanks!
believe it or not but i have never listened to audio book before but would love to!!!
I have never listened to an audio book before. Thank you for the giveaway!
I have never listened to an audio book before, but my iPod would be happy to have one.
My favorite audiobooks are the Harry Potter series. Jim Dale does such a fabulous job with the voices.
THE HARRY POTTER AUDIOBOOKS BY Stephen fry are the best i've ever heard.
I have never listened to an actual audio book but I listen to my text to speech funtion on my kindle all the time while I am driving or folding laudry, etc. I am sure audio books are much better but they are so much more expensive.
Yes, I listened to Sense and Sensiblity on Audio Book.
I really enjoy audiobooks when they are well narrated. It is a definite to me that a narrator will make it or break it. Some I have listened to that are awesome are the J.B. Beaumont series by J.A. Jance and I recently had the pleasure of listening to an audiobook from Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series, which I am still listening to and really enjoying. Thank you so much for your generous participation in this fun hop.
I haven't listened to an audio book yet.
I love audiobooks. I listen to them during my commute to work. My favorite is the Dragon Tattoo trilogy, because it was a pretty good thriller.


Mary Louise Furse, 95. died at home in Richmond, VA, on July 2, 2012. She was born on January 4, 1917, to Lucille H. and Raymond M. Long of Medina, Ohio. She married Herbert L. Furse on November 15, 1941. She is survived by her children, Herbert L. Furse, Jr., Williams J. Furse, Raymond W. Furse, Mary Kay Klein, Charlotte R. Babb, and Louisa M. Tighe; twelve grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Mary Louise was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years and son Daniel Neely Furse. A graveside memorial service will be held at Spring Grove Cemetery in Medina on August 13, 2012.


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