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The Digital Filmmaking Handbook
Author: Mark Brindle
Whether you are already a seasoned director or simply a film fan, this comprehensive guide features everything you need to know to make a digital film: from the basics of capturing footage and planning a shoot, to the more advanced aspects of editing and post-production. Clear, step-by-step instruction on the technical aspects of filming with HD and DSLR cameras - including the latest advice on equipment, accessories, and software - are set alongside tips on the creative aspects - such as effects, making a storyboard and creating and lighting a set. Packed with tips and tricks to develop both your artistic flair and your technical know-how, The Digital Filmmaking Handbook is the ultimate resource for all your filmmaking needs.
Author: Ben Long
Accompanying DVD contains additional material on writing and budgeting, film footage for use in the tutorials, and demos of editing and effects applications.
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A guide to the digital filmmaking process covers such topics as choosing a camera, lighting, production sound, directing, editing, color grading, and compositing.
Author: Sonja Shenck
THE DIGITAL FILMMAKING HANDBOOK, FOURTH EDITION is a comprehensive digital filmmaking resource for everyone--from beginners to professionals. This book guides you through the modern digital filmmaking workflow from initial concept to finished project and
Digital Filmmaking Handbook
Publisher: Delmar Thomson Learning
New video technology makes it possible to produce Hollywood-quality features, documentaries, training films, and a variety of other productions at a fraction of the cost of traditional film production. To master these digital tools or production, producers need to understand how to integrate these technologies with the traditional filmmakers' resources. If you are interested in, or are currently producing digital features, documentaries, or training material, everything you need to know about digital hardware, software, scripting, production, postproduction, and editing is included in this comprehensive resource. The book guides novice filmmakers through the entire production process, (covering both Windows and Macintosh platform issues), while helping experienced filmmakers discover how DV differs from what they already know. It's not just about video on your desktop, it's about using your desktop to create productions that can be distributed on the web, home video, broadcast television, projection or video including NTSC, PAL or DTV.
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Category: Performing Arts
'Now there is no reason to prevent anybody from making a film. The technology exists, the equipment is much cheaper than it was, the post-production facilities are on a laptop computer, the entire equipment to make a film can go in a couple of cases and be carried as hand luggage on a plane.' Mike Figgis In this indispensable guide, leading director Mike Figgis offers the reader a step-by-step tutorial in how to use digital filmmaking technology so as to get the very best from it. He outlines the equipment and its uses, and provides an authoritative guide to the shooting process - from working with actors to lighting, framing, and camera movement. He further dispenses wisdom on the editing process and the use of sound and music, all the while establishing a sound aesthetic basis for the digital format. Offering everything that you could wish to know on the subject, this is a handbook that will become an essential back-pocket reference for the digital film enthusiast - whether your goal is to make no-budget movies, or simply to put your video camera to more use than just holidays and weddings.
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Filmmakers-even beginners-use tools like Premiere Pro to their fullest capacity.Storytelling is the ultimate goal of all filmmakers. As a result, everything you do while editing your film serves this goal. Shot choices, tone, and pacing are all part of the storyteller's palette. As for the editing software, it's just a tool to help you get there. This book was written to help you learn how to use a tool, Adobe Premiere Pro, to edit your film so that you can tell the story you want to tell.
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Author: Steven Ascher
The fourth edition of the authoritative guide to producing, directing, shooting, editing, and distributing your video or film. Widely acknowledged as the "bible" of video and film production, and used in courses around the world, The Filmmaker's Handbook is now updated with the latest advances in HD and new digital formats. For students and teachers, professionals and novices, this indispensable handbook covers all aspects of movie making. • Techniques for making dramatic features, documentaries, corporate, broadcast, and experimental videos and films • Shooting with DSLRs, video, film, and digital cinema cameras • Digital editing with the latest video editing systems • In-depth coverage of lenses, lighting, sound recording, and mixing • The business aspects of funding and producing your project • Getting your movie shown in theaters, on TV, and on the Web
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GIRLS GOLF: Van Nuys' Tiffany Yau becomes first to three-peat in City Section history
Posted on November 4, 2013 by Erik Boal
Following a 30 on the back nine Monday at Balboa Golf Course, including five birdies, Van Nuys senior Tiffany Yau shot 4-under 69 to become the first female golfer in City Section history to win three consecutive titles.
Yau had a birdie and two bogeys on the front nine and led Granada Hills' Julia Youn by only a stroke at the turn, but played some of the best golf of her career on the back nine to produce a nine-stroke victory.
Following a 79 at the 2010 City final, resulting in a third-place finish, Yau played the past three section championship rounds at a cumulative 12-under par, including a 68 last season.
Yau's victory gave Van Nuys five of the past seven City individual champions, including Jann Vongchaisaree in 2010 and T.J. Kliebphipat in 2007.
Yau entered the final as one of four girls in City history with two titles, but separated herself from North Hollywood's Monica Petchakan (2008-09), Marshall's Paula Kerdpinyo (2003-04) and Birmingham's Jee Hee Hwang (2001-02).
Yau, who has verbally committed to Penn to become teammates with former Thousand Oaks standout Sophia Chen, will compete in her fourth CIF/WSCGA regional tournament Nov. 14 at The Golf Club at Rancho California in Murrieta.
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Q: Changes access method for non-correlated subquery Oracle 11g R2
Unfortunately our application has per row security "features".
We have a query that looks about like this:
Bad, slow:
SELECT someRow, someOtherRow
FROM bigTableA a
WHERE EXISTS (
  SELECT 0 FROM bigTableA_securitymapping b
  WHERE b.PrimaryKeyTableA = a.PrimaryKeyTableA AND
       b.accesscode in (SELECT accesscode
                              FROM accesscodeView
                              WHERE user = :someUserID)
)

There a unique index on bigTableA_securitymapping(PrimaryKeyTableA,accesscode).
The accesscodeView could potentially return more than one accesscode for a given user, so it must be IN() and not =.
The issue is that this query ignores the unique index for bigTableA_securitymapping and chooses to do a full table scan.
If I change the IN() to an = then it does a UNIQUE SCAN on the unique index on bigTableA_securitymapping and is about 50 times faster.
Good, fast but not possible:
SELECT someRow, someOtherRow
    FROM bigTableA a
    WHERE EXISTS (
      SELECT 0 FROM bigTableA_securitymapping b
      WHERE b.PrimaryKeyTableA = a.PrimaryKeyTableA AND
           b.accesscode =(SELECT distinct accesscode
                                  FROM accesscodeView
                                  WHERE user = :someUserID)
    )

But, I cannot do that because the accesscodeView may return more than one row.
(There's a distinct in there because the accesscodeView needs it given the =, putting the DISTINCT on the original query makes no difference.)
If I hardcode the accesscodes, it also does a UNIQUE SCAN on the unique index for bigTableA_securitymapping.
Good, fast but requires large application change:
SELECT someRow, someOtherRow
      FROM bigTableA a
      WHERE EXISTS (
        SELECT 0 FROM bigTableA_securitymapping b
        WHERE b.PrimaryKeyTableA = a.PrimaryKeyTableA AND
             b.accesscode in (1,2,3,4)
      )

Changing to a join inside doesn't really help either. It still does a full table scan.
Bad, slow:
SELECT someRow, someOtherRow
FROM bigTableA a
WHERE EXISTS (
  SELECT 0 FROM accesscode ac INNER JOIN
                bigTableA_securitymapping b ON
                  ac.accesscode = b.accesscode
  WHERE b.PrimaryKeyTableA = a.PrimaryKeyTableA
        AND user = :someUserID
)

So why the difference between = and IN() in.  And why does a non-correlated subquery (the accesscodeview subquery) cause such a plan difference?  Is there any way to rewrite it to do what I want?  The difference in 'good plan' costs vs 'bad plan' costs here are 87 vs 37,000 and a large amount of time in real runtime for the same results.

A: The database may be ignoring your index if your statistics are stale (including both the system and table statistics) or if your initialization parameters are not optimized. The default optimizer cost adjustment is likely wrong for most applications, for example.

A: Here is what I would do, although I do not exactly see the whole picture here and maybe I am missing something. An example would help refine my answer if its not useful.
SELECT someRow, someOtherRow
    FROM bigTableA a
    WHERE EXISTS (
      SELECT 0 FROM bigTableA_securitymapping b
      WHERE b.PrimaryKeyTableA = a.PrimaryKeyTableA
           AND EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM accesscodeView
                          WHERE user = :someUserID
                          AND accesscode = b.accesscode)
    )

It will always return a single row rather than scanning for a second (or more, if there are more)

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Q: How add key to dictionary without value? in normally we should add key and value together in dictionary type. like:
myDict.Add(key1, value1);
myDict.Add(key2, value2);

I want to know, Is there any way to add key first, then insert its value? (not both of them at the same time)

A: If the value type of the dictionary is nullable, you could add a null value:
myDict.Add(key1, null);

If the value is non nullable, you can use a default value, either default or some out of range value, depending on your expected meaningful values.
myDict.Add(key1, default(int));
myDict.Add(key1, Int32.MinValue);

But
as mentioned in the comments, there is no discernible merit in doing this. You can add values at any time, there is no need to pre-initialize a dictionary with keys.


The 2016 Coco Poker Open ran September 21st-October 2nd at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek in Coconut Creek, Florida. In that time, 15 players became South Florida champions with Ian O'Hara taking the headline as the Championship winner. O'Hara outlasted 331 players in the $2,500 event to earn $212,830 along with a $5,250 seat in next summer's Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open in Hollywood.
Joining O'Hara as a series headliner was Stu Paterson. Paterson, who won the Coco Poker Showdown Championship in January of this year, bested 769 entries in the $350 buy-in, $250,000 guarantee event to earn $38,941 following an eight-way chop.
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Q: Move xml nodes between parents and delete duplicates - xslt 2.0 I have an xml as follows and would like to 1) move values in the Data node to Header if the match the attribute name or 2) delete nodes under Data if the name attribute is the same as an existing node in the header using xsl tranform, if possible.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Initial xml:
<HEADER>
   <KEY name="child1" value="value1" />
   <KEY name="child2" value="value2" />
   <KEY name="child3" value="value3" />
   <KEY name="child4" value="value4" />
</HEADER>
<DATA>
   <KEY name="child1" value="value1.data" />
   <KEY name="child3" value="value3.data" />
   <KEY name="child5" value="value5" />
   <KEY name="child7" value="value7" />
</DATA>

If Child 5 is the node to move, the result is...After Transform:
<HEADER>
   <KEY name="child1" value="value1" />
   <KEY name="child2" value="value2" />
   <KEY name="child3" value="value3" />
   <KEY name="child4" value="value4" />
   <KEY name="child5" value="value5" />
</HEADER>
<DATA>
   <KEY name="child7" value="value7" />
</DATA>

current xsl:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="2.0">
    <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="no" method="xml" indent="yes" />

    <!-- <xsl:variable name="ReplaceLiveDate" select="false()" /> -->
    <xsl:variable name="ReplaceLiveDate" select="true()" />

    <xsl:variable name="smallcase" select="'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'" />
    <xsl:variable name="uppercase" select="'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'" />

    <!-- base identity transform -->
    <xsl:template match="@*|node()">
       <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
       </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <!-- in HEADER: output ROLE sorted by @name -->
    <xsl:template match="HEADER">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="KEY">
                <xsl:sort select="translate(@name, $smallcase, $uppercase)" order="ascending" />
                <!-- <xsl:sort select="@name" /> -->
            </xsl:apply-templates>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <!-- in DATA: output KEY sorted by @name -->
    <xsl:template match="DATA">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="KEY">
                <xsl:sort select="translate(@name, $smallcase, $uppercase)" order="ascending" />
                <!-- <xsl:sort select="@name" /> -->
            </xsl:apply-templates>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

I have the following to remove nodes, but unsure how to only do it if the node exist in the header section
<!-- remove processing nodes -->
<xsl:template match="KEY[starts-with(@name, 'child1')]"/>

A: there are many ways to do that transformation, but in this case i think that the smart one is to use the xslt keys feature see here for a brief description
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
    version="2.0">
    <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="no" method="xml" indent="yes" />

    <!-- <xsl:variable name="ReplaceLiveDate" select="false()" /> -->
    <xsl:variable name="ReplaceLiveDate" select="true()" />

    <xsl:variable name="smallcase" select="'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'" />
    <xsl:variable name="uppercase" select="'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'" />

    <!-- index all the KEY element of the HEADER -->
    <xsl:key name='head' match='HEADER/KEY' use='@name' />

    <!-- base identity transform -->
    <xsl:template match="@*|node()">
        <xsl:copy>
            <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()" />
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match='HEADER'>
        <xsl:copy>
            <!--  move the child5 'KEY element' under the header  -->
            <xsl:copy-of select="//DATA/KEY[@name = 'child5']"/>
            <!--  apply to childs   -->
            <xsl:apply-templates select="KEY">
                <xsl:sort select="translate(@name, $smallcase, $uppercase)" order="ascending" />
            </xsl:apply-templates>
        </xsl:copy>
    </xsl:template>

    <!-- delete key nodes duplicated in Header, that is elments not indexed by the 'head' key -->
    <xsl:template match="DATA/KEY[key('head',@name)]">
    </xsl:template>

    <!--  delete the node to be moved -->
    <xsl:template match="DATA/KEY[@name = 'child5']" />

</xsl:stylesheet>

For simplicity the stylesheet above won't sort the header keys in alphabethical order, if you really need it, then a perform-sort is necessary.
I tried to keep much as possible of your original stylesheet, but I didn't  find out any other solution following that way.
Below the template if you want key sorted by the @name attribute
<xsl:template match='HEADER'>

    <xsl:variable name='unsorted_keys'>
        <xsl:copy-of select="//DATA/KEY[@name = 'child5']"/>
        <!--  apply to childs   -->
        <xsl:apply-templates select="KEY">
        </xsl:apply-templates>
    </xsl:variable>

    <xsl:copy>
        <!--  make sure to copy HEADER attributes  -->
        <xsl:apply-templates select='@*'/>

        <!--  perform sort  -->
        <xsl:perform-sort select="$unsorted_keys/KEY">
            <xsl:sort select="translate(@name, $smallcase, $uppercase)" order="ascending" />
        </xsl:perform-sort>
    </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

Hope this helps


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Head of securities financing departs Jefferies
by Beecher Tuttle 21 May 2019
Securities financing has been one of the most active areas to watch over the last six months as a number of firms have either doubled down or deemphasized the potentially lucrative yet capital-intensive business. The end result has been a host of recent senior-level departures and arrivals. The latest exec to move on is Nick Rankin, the former managing director and head of global securities finance at Jefferies in New York. Rankin departed in April, but not for another bank. He's now a managing partner at Camber Road, a lease financing firm for equipment, software and services.
Rankin spent more than three years at Jefferies, where he managed a team of 30 with global equities, according to LinkedIn. He spent nearly 15 years at Bank of America, where he was eventually elevated to managing director and the head of prime brokerage risk. Rankin had previously managed Delta One sales and trading at BofA. Jefferies declined to comment on his departure.
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New Zealand proposes "guilty until proven innocent" copyright law to punish accused infringers
Cory Doctorow 6:04 pm Thu Nov 4, 2010
New Zealand's three-strikes Internet law is back. Under this proposed copyright law, people who are accused without proof of multiple copyright infringements can eventually face disconnection from the Internet, along with their families. A substantively similar law was passed and then rescinded in 2009, after enormous public outcry. The parliamentary committee responsible for the legislation describes it as being based on the presumption of guilt (not innocence, as is customary in democratic societies).
Such fines would be levied by a Copyright Tribunal after a particular account holder racked up several notices, and these notices would adopt a "guilty until proven innocent" approach. As the committee report puts it, "an infringement notice establishes a presumption that infringement has occurred, but this would be open to rebuttal where an account holder had valid reasons, in which case a rights holder would have to satisfy the tribunal that the presumption was correct. We consider that such a change would fulfill more effectively the aim of having an efficient 'fast-track' system for copyright owners to obtain remedies for infringements."
It's hard to argue with the logic of speed here; creating a presumption of liability certainly will "fast-track" the process, though concerns about accuracy remain. As a New Zealand legal blogger noted this week, almost one-third of all New Zealand copyright litigation fails because rightsholders can't actually show they own the copyright and that the copyright is governed by New Zealand law. And Google has previously indicated that large percentages of the infringement claims it routinely receives are defective in some way.
InternetNZ, which runs the top-level .nz Internet domain, said in a statement that the new presumption of liability "reverses the burden of proof in the regime by saying that rights owners' notices will be considered conclusive evidence of infringement, with alleged infringers having to prove they have not done so. This reversal of proof is not a welcome development, and our initial view is that it should not be passed by Parliament."
New Zealand P2P proposal: guilty until proven innocent
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Remove Trump's YouTube channel, civil rights groups say — or Google faces advertiser boycott
Civil rights groups say they will organize an advertiser boycott unless Google removes Trump's YouTube channel, Reuters reports on Tuesday, one week after Trump-loyal mob attacked the U.S. Capitol in an assault that left at least 5 dead. Excerpt: Jim Steyer, one of the organizers of the "Stop Hate for Profit" campaign which led over… READ THE REST
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This Potentially Game-Changing News Sent AmerisourceBergen Corp. as Much as 14% Higher
In the drug-distribution industry, deal-making may still be in the air.
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A Fool since 2010, and a graduate from UC San Diego with a B.A. in Economics, Sean specializes in the healthcare sector and investment planning. You'll often find him writing about Obamacare, marijuana, drug and device development, Social Security, taxes, retirement issues and general macroeconomic topics of interest. Follow @TMFUltraLong
Shares of AmeisourceBergen (NYSE:ABC), a distributor of brand-name and generic drugs and a pharmacy supply chain management company, soared by as much as 14% Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal reported before the opening bell that Walgreens Boots Alliance (NASDAQ:WBA) is considering a buyout bid for the company.
The stock is up about 9% as of 3:30 p.m. EST.
According to reports, Walgreens CEO Stefano Pessina spoke with representatives of AmerisourceBergen CEO Steven Collis about the possibility of a buyout a few weeks ago. Walgreens already owns 26% of AmerisourceBergen. Though no official offer has been made by Walgreens Boots Alliance, the recent developments in a rapidly consolidating drug-distribution industry are certainly causing a stir.
These rumors follow last month's announcement that JPMorgan Chase, Amazon.com, and Berkshire Hathaway were joining forces to create a nonprofit healthcare venture to lower costs and improve healthcare services for their employees. They also come just a little over two months after rival CVS Health announced that it would be purchasing Aetna for $69 billion. This fight for market share and lower costs could take a further toll on already-tightening margins, which could be the impetus behind Walgreens' attempt to feel out AmerisourceBergen.
Does a tie-up between these companies make sense? The answer is murky at best.
Clearly, purchasing AmerisourceBergen would give Walgreens a greater reliance on the U.S. market for profits and sales. Since the U.S. lacks a lot of the drug-pricing controls found in Europe, this would likely mean stronger profitability. But it's not clear what additional value adding AmerisourceBergen would have, considering that AmerisourceBergen is currently focusing on its own business-expansion opportunities. Not to mention that Walgreens' integration of Rite Aid and subsequent closure of around 600 stores could create combination hiccups if Walgreens pursues AmerisourceBergen.
For the time being, I wouldn't read too much into this chatter. Whatever your investment thesis was on AmerisourceBergen yesterday should still stand today.
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Pro Basketball|For Garnett and Pierce, New Uniforms Do Nothing to Ease Rivalry With Heat
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Nets 86, Heat 62
For Garnett and Pierce, New Uniforms Do Nothing to Ease Rivalry With Heat
By Andrew Keh
LeBron James almost glowed Thursday while describing the battles he had fought against the Boston Celtics. The team was a persistent hurdle when he was rising to superstardom with the Cleveland Cavaliers. And the grappling continued when he took his title ambitions to Miami.
"You had to kill those guys, man," James said, laughing, as he stood inside the visitors' locker room at Barclays Center. "They wouldn't stop. They got me a few times, and I was able to get them a few times. It was great fun playing against that Celtics team."
James's fuzzy memories and compliments belied the fact that he shared a prickly rivalry with the Celtics and their stars Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce. That there was no love lost between the pair of Celtics and James's co-star Dwyane Wade was barely veiled.
When the Nets this summer acquired Garnett and Pierce from the Celtics, they took on not only their skill and spirit, but their enmities, too.
Wade was asked whether the aggressive rivalry would transfer to Brooklyn. "Yeah," he said, laughing at his own bluntness. "I don't know if you're looking for a better answer than that: yeah."
The Nets and the Heat met Thursday night for the first of two contests this preseason. The Heat will return to Brooklyn on Nov. 1, when the Nets play their home opener.
The Heat's LeBron James (6) had a prickly rivalry with the Nets' Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce when they were Celtics.Credit...Barton Silverman/The New York Times
Each game will give the Nets, a team that has been trumpeting its championship hopes, a valuable opportunity to take their own measure.
And everyone knows the Nets must be tailored to defeat the Heat, who won the last two titles.
"These are the champs," Nets Coach Jason Kidd said. "You can find out where you stand."
The games could also nurture a budding rivalry. The Nets' players seemed to relish the prospect. The team played three games against the Heat last season and was crushed each time.
"Whatever they got going on with the Heat, now it's a part of us," Nets guard Joe Johnson said of Garnett and Pierce. "We've got their back 100 percent, man. I'm speaking from the first man down to the last."
Players on both teams, for the most part, said the preseason games — and even their first regular-season matchup — would be used for fine-tuning. They would be more concerned about establishing their own games than looking at their opponents.
Erik Spoelstra, the Heat coach, said the playoffs sparked and stoked rivalries. For now, he had only kind words about the retooled Nets.
He said the team's size at each position was one thing he could already tell would pose a huge challenge.
"How do you not respect them, really?" Spoelstra said. "They had a terrific summer. It's not easy to be able to accumulate that type of talent and have that many All-Stars on the same team, and you can feel the excitement from the off-season they had."
The rivalry will possess many interwoven threads. Jason Terry, who joined the Nets through the trade for Garnett and Pierce, played for the Dallas Mavericks when they knocked James and the Heat from the finals in 2011. Ray Allen has received a cold shoulder from his former Celtics teammates since he signed with the Heat before last season.
James stirred things a bit Wednesday, saying he found it interesting that Garnett and Pierce, who were critical of Allen's decision to leave Boston, had now moved on from the Celtics themselves.
"Tell LeBron to worry about Miami," Garnett said when asked about the comments after the game. "He has nothing to do with Celtic business."
More threads are set to emerge, now that the Nets have spent their way into contention.
"This will be a team that will be able to compete with the Heat, with the Bulls, with the Pacers, with all the good teams in the Eastern Conference," Wade said of the Nets.
"I'm not singing their praises over here — I don't know — but they'll be very competitive with the personnel they brought in."
Jason Kidd's No. 5 Nets jersey was retired during a pregame ceremony. "As a player, you talk about winning a championship, and this ranks right there," Kidd said. Smoke and fireworks punctuated the proceedings, which drew several former Nets players and executives to the arena.


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Q: decrypting salesforce custom field in php I am creating a signin page in php using heroku, I have created a  custom text(encryption) field in Salesforce which i want to decrypt in php in order to compare the user entered data with the decrypted data. How can i achieve this? Kindly help if anyone has solution for the same.
while ($row = pg_fetch_row($result)) {
    if (base64_decode($row[1]) == $_POST['password']) {
        echo "You are a validated user/n";
        echo "HELLO" . $_POST['email'];
        exit;
    }
}

Code:
$query = "SELECT Email , Password__c FROM salesforce.contact ;";
$result= pg_query($query);
$row = pg_fetch_row($result);
echo "Row password " .$row[1];
echo "
";
echo "Post password " .$_POST['password'];
echo "
";

Output:
($row[2]==>)Row password ***********
Post password 123456789
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A: The problem here is that you don't know how the data in Salesforce is encrypted. By default, the data returned from a query on those field is just ******, and there's no way for an external application to decrypt this.
If you want to see the values in those fields, you need the querying user to have the View Encrypted Data permission, which can be given on the user profile or through a permission set.

Once your user has this permission, they will be able to see the plain-text values of the encrypted text field in:

*

*the ui

*the bulk api

*the rest api

*the soap api

*debug logs (although not when serializing the containing sObject)


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5 of the Best Apps for the Amazon Fire Stick
David Joz
For anyone who has ever looked at or purchased an Amazon Fire Stick, you know that apps make up a huge part of its appeal. Based on Android, the Fire Stick allows you to enjoy a number of streaming options on your TV. However, you should not feel limited to just streaming, as a wide range of apps exist that you can take advantage of. Here's a look at five of the best apps you should have on your Amazon Fire Stick.
1. Hoopla
Are you someone who loves going down to your local library and borrowing books? Hoopla is the Fire Stick app for you.
Offered by local public libraries, there are more than 800,000 ebooks, music titles, movies, TV shows and comics available. Not only can you rent the music, movies, and TV show titles for your Fire Stick and watch and listen to them on your TV, but the app also allows you to read the ebooks and comics on your smartphone, tablet and computer.
The title selection is available 24/7, and with no late fees, can be kept until you are finished. Streaming is instant, and you will not have to wait for anyone to "return" an eBook ahead of you. Just make sure you have your library card handy!
2. Haystack
Aggregating news sources from all over the world, Haystack is a great way to keep in touch with world events directly from your Fire Stick.
Between local, national and international news, you can find updates from media giants like FOX, CNN, AP, BBC, NYTimes, MSNBC and more. In total, there are more than 300 sources from around the world compiled through Haystack. Want to narrow your listening to a more defined topic? There are hubs for current events, politics, tech, business, entertainment, finance and more. Select the topics, categories and sources you want to follow, and Haystack will do the rest to curate selections for you.
3. Downloader
Advanced users of the Amazon Fire Stick know that Amazon's App Store is the tip of the iceberg. Sideloading is better known as a way to get apps and files from other sources onto your Fire Stick. To do that, you'll need an app like Downloader.
You can think of it as some kind of a browser that allows you to search for apps not pre-loaded in the default Amazon store that will still work on the Fire Stick. You will need to find APK files from somewhere on the Internet, but in doing so, you can expand the capabilities of your Fire Stick exponentially. Everything from games to other streaming services can be loaded and used within a few minutes time.
4. Plex
There is a good chance you already own quite a bit of media on your computer that you would love to stream to a TV. Enter Plex. Everything from movies, TV shows, photos and home videos can be streamed directly from your TV to your Fire Stick and TV using Plex.
Essentially acting as a method to remotely access your personal media library, Plex is a hugely popular app and one of the best for remote streaming. Plex also includes more than 80 free channels of live programming. It does require a little bit of setup ahead of time for the media server, but the free app is full of opportunity. Dive even deeper into the app with Plex Pass, and you can unlock even more capabilities.
5. Twitch
Gamers are likely already intimately familiar with Twitch and its huge selection of video game streams.
An Amazon owned property, Twitch has carved out a huge niche in the video-game-streaming space and for good reason. You can watch other gamers play everything from Minecraft, Fortnite, Call of Duty, FIFA and everything in between every minute of every day.
The app does lack a few of the features of the website, but that's okay considering you can watch gaming on the biggest screen in your home. Navigating the app is incredibly intuitive leaving you with almost no learning curve, so you can jump right into a stream. On top of video game streams, regular partnerships with video game developers and partners make for even more enjoyable content.
Our list of the best apps for the Amazon Fire Stick is in no way conclusive, as there are still plenty of useful apps in Amazon Store. Hopefully, each of these apps gives you a small sense of how powerful and entertaining the Fire Stick can be. If you are deciding between a Fire Stick and a Chromecast, check out our comparison here.
David is a freelance tech writer with over 15 years of experience in the tech industry. He loves all things Nintendo.
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 Cyllognatha affinis Berland, 1929
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Come summer time, the questions about babywearing in the heat start flying.
What type of carrier should I use to keep my baby cool?
Should I be worried about my baby overheating in a carrier?
How should I dress my baby for a hot day at the zoo?
What is the best carrier for the summer?
Worry no longer! You can babywear in any season.
Being warm is typically annoying and uncomfortable for a baby wearer. It can be, however, dangerous for a young baby (specifically under six months) to overheat. Young babies have not developed the ability to regulate their own body temperature. To avoid overheating and discomfort, there are a variety of ways to stay cooler. *If your baby ever seems to be overheated, remove the child from the carrier and get to a cooler place as soon as possible.
Fact: Babywearing is a warm activity.
Fact: Two bodies pressed together will always be warm.
Now that we have those facts established, I will share ways to help make things a little cooler for both the caregiver and child. There are certain tips, carriers, and accessories that can help you and baby stay cool through the summer.
Sun: Moderate the amount of time you spend outside and take breaks where it is cooler as much as possible. Avoid the sun and take breaks from the sun as much as possible. When the shade is not possible, you can protect a child from the sun using a hat or the hood on a carrier. Always ensure a child's airway is clear and visible (i.e. never cover a baby's face with fabric).
Hydration: Ensure that the wearer and child stay hydrated (babies under six months receive hydration through breastmilk or formula, babies six months to a year also receive hydration through breastmilk or formula and can have small amounts of water following pediatrician orders).
Clothing: Dress yourself and your child for the weather. Consider the carrier as an additional layer when planning. Consider the fabric type of your clothing. It can be helpful to have a layer of fabric to place between the child's head and the wearer's body as any skin to skin contact creates warmth.
When choosing a carrier to wear in the extreme heat, there are a few things to keep in mind: coverage, layers, and fabric. There is not one best option. You can read through the three topics and decide what best meets your needs.
Coverage: Different carriers cover your body in different ways. For example, a wrap will conform to your whole body right up against your skin while a buckle carrier has sides that are open. A meh dai, onbuhimo, or a buckle carrier gives you the most open space on the sides. This open space allows for increased airflow that will cool off the wearer and the child as it provides space for airflow where their skin meets.
Layers: When wrapping in warm weather, consider the number of layers covering you and the child. A stretchy wrap will likely have three layers over the child and two crossing on your back. A woven wrap usually has one to three layers covering both wearer and child, depending on the carry you choose. When using a woven wrap in warm weather, you can pick a carry with only one layer of fabric covering each of you and/or bunch the passes rather than spreading them when possible. A meh dai or onbuhimo each only have one panel covering the child and straps on the adult. A ring sling has one layer over the child and one diagonal layer across the wearer's back.
Fabrics: Buckles or SSCs (soft-structured carriers): A buckle carrier can be made of a lighter weight or heavier fabric. Some have a mesh or partial mesh panel meant to be cooler. Some buckle carriers require an infant insert for newborn babies through and can add additional thick layers of fabric around the infant. In especially warm weather, it can be beneficial to avoid carriers that require infant inserts.
Woven Wraps: This type of wrap can be made from a variety of fabrics. The fiber content and weave impacts how a woven wrap feels in the heat. Cotton and linen tend to be more breathable and cooler to the touch. Though wool is known for retaining heat in the winter, it also wicks away moisture and can keep the wearer and child cooler in the heat. Some woven wraps contain bamboo, which wicks away moisture and can help in the heat. The thickness/tightness of the weave of a particular wrap can impact the fibers — thicker and cushier wraps can feel warmer compared to thinner and more breathable wraps.
Stretchy Wraps: The fabric of the stretchy wrap makes a big difference in breathability. In the past, people created stretchy wraps using thick, non-breathable materials. Recently some brands have developed stretchy wraps made from thinner more breathable material.
Water Carriers: Water carriers are for use in and near water. They are typically made from mesh or solarweave material. They are typically lightweight and can provide breathability for you and the baby while having fun in the water. There are a variety of water carriers including buckles, meh dais, wraps, ring slings and other unique brands. Mesh carriers tend to be less supportive out of the water. Solarweave provides additional UVA/UVB protection. Swimming in a carrier or back carrying in the water are not safe.
Cooling towels: These are small, damp towels that can be placed on the wearer or the child during a heat spell. Through air movement and evaporation the towel cools off the skin. To be the most effective, place the cool, damp towel on the neck of the adult or child, the legs of a child, or the arms of the child. Do not place the cooling towel between adult and child otherwise the cooling technology is not able to work.
Fans: You can clip a small fan onto your carrier to keep both the wearer and the child cooler with moving air.
With all of this said, you most likely do not need to get a new carrier for the summer. Following these tips, the carrier(s) you own can meet your needs during cool and warm weather. But if you are in the market for a new carrier, keep these tips in mind and assess what will best meet your needs. For extra help, your local babywearing group or babywearing consultant can assist with finding the perfect fit for you and baby to be comfortable year-round!


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Kieron L. Dyer says it was 'crazy' working with...
Kieron L. Dyer says it was 'crazy' working with Christian Bale
By Bang Showbiz in Movies / TV / Theatre on 02 October 2022
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Kieron L. Dyer has revealed what it was like filming with Christian Bale and Chris Hemsworth.
Kieron L. Dyer says it was "crazy" working with Christian Bale on 'Thor: Love and Thunder' because his character is so "terrifying".
The rising star portrays Axl, the son of Heimdall and Grace, in Marvel's 2022 blockbuster, and he learned a great deal from Thor actor Chris Hemsworth and Gorr the God Butcher portrayer Bale.
He told comicbookmovie.com: "I definitely got to learn a lot from them. I think it meant a lot to me as well because I'd followed Chris Hemsworth's journey as Thor throughout the MCU from the first Thor film to all The Avengers films, and I always really admired Christian Bale as an actor from The Dark Knight and Terminator. I was really excited when I found out I'd get to work with them and I learnt so much just by working with them and watching how they work. In my scenes with Chris, we played around with the lines a bit and I learnt a lot about improvisation. With Christian Bale, it was more about how he embodied his character. He's terrifying in this movie and being with him and acting side-by-side with him was crazy."
Kieron also shared how director Taika Waititi made the set a fun place to be, and how he loved blasting Guns N' Roses.
Asked if it was fun seeing him at the helm, the actor said: "Definitely. I couldn't imagine when I watched Thor: Ragnarok that I could have ever dreamed about being able to work with Taika on the sequel to that movie. Working with him was so great. He's such a funny, cool guy and really creative. He made such a funny environment on set and there was always singing and dancing. He was always playing songs, especially Guns N' Roses. I learned a lot just from watching him and the way he directs. Just the way he thinks and thinks about the storyline of the film and the detail that goes into making it and what he did making Ragnarok as well. I'm so glad I got to work with him. "
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Empoli vs. Juventus 2015 live stream: Team news and how to watch the Serie A online
By Danny Penza@djp4cal Nov 8, 2015, 1:30pm CET
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It was just over a year ago that Juventus made this same trip to Empoli. The situation was different then compared to now. Juventus were starting to build a scary-good lead atop the Serie A table, while this season they pretty have sat in the middle of the table after the first couple of rounds of games.
Juventus won the game 2-0.
I don't know about you, but I would like for the same kind of thing to happen this afternoon.
Maybe a goal from Álvaro Morata would be cool. Same goes for a goal from a ever-important Argentine striker (although the name and number on the back of the jersey is different this season compared to last). These are the things that happened the last time Juve ventured over to Empoli. This is what we hope happens the second time around within a 12-month span.
This @AlvaroMorata thunderbolt from the last #EmpoliJuve is always worth another look! pic.twitter.com/9IEYDoukdg
— JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) November 8, 2015
We are all of 90 minutes of game time away from the next international break — one that will certain be filled with more transfer rumors and ramblings about Juventus no matter what today's result actually is. But there's that undeniable desire to go into this latest two-week break from calcio with Juventus actually having a chance to catch the top of the table come the pre-Christmas break set of games.
For all the grumpiness they have caused us because of their struggles this season, Juve are just five points away from the top five. Get a win against Empoli and it's even closer than that. See what I mean? There's still plenty of time to right all of those wrongs from the first two months of the season.And with the gap between the top third of the table getting smaller and smaller, it's only time before Juventus are seriously in the discussion once again.
That is, of course, if they do what all of us want them to do. That would be nice — especially going into the international break. Nobody wants to be stewing on a crappy Juventus result for the next two weeks. Unless that's your kind of thing. But I'm pretty sure it is.
Juventus XI (4-3-3): Gianluigi Buffon; Stephan Lichtsteiner, Andrea Barzagli, Leonardo Bonucci, Patrice Evra; Sami Khedira, Claudio Marchisio, Paul Pogba; Juan Cuadrado, Mario Mandzukic, Alvaro Morata
Juventus bench: Neto, Rubinho, Martin Caceres, Daniele Rugani, Giorgio Chiellini, Alex Sandro, Simone Padoin, Mario Lemina, Stefano Sturaro, Hernanes, Paulo Dybala, Simone Zaza
Empoli XI (4-4-2): Skorupski; Laurini, Tonelli, Costa, Mario Rui; Zielinski, Maiello, Paredes; Saponara; Maccarone, Pucciarelli
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They might be too old to walk with, but our lions at the Lion Enclosure still need to get out and about to hone their instincts.
You can join them from the comfort of an open-top vehicle after dusk or before dawn as we take the lions out into the reserve in search of prey.
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Ballston Spa Budget Talks Force Delay of Vote
In photos (left to right): Ballston Spa Trustee Shawn Raymond, Mayor John Romano and Trustee Noah Shaw. Photos by Larry Goodwin.
BALLSTON SPA – In advance of a special budget meeting that has been set for next week, village officials voted unanimously on Monday to exceed the state-mandated 2 percent cap on increases to property tax rates.
A final vote regarding the 2018-19 budget was scheduled for 7 p.m. on Monday, April 30 in Village Hall at 66 Front Street.
Ballston Spa Mayor John Romano indicated that the Board of Trustees and other village officials are still reviewing the proposed $4.3 million spending plan ahead of a May 1 deadline. The next fiscal year starts on June 1.
Previously, a 26 percent increase in the village property tax rate had been discussed, but Romano said that rate was lowered. He declined to provide details, as negotiations are continuing this week among village officials.
In recent weeks, the mayor said, a number of reasonable ideas have been proposed to address a budget gap that exceeds $350,000, as described in a March 20 letter by Ballston Spa Treasurer Christopher Hickey.
There will be neither services cut nor village employees laid off, Romano said.
He added that some of the financial difficulties the village is now facing could be traced back to a previous decision to lower the property tax rate.
Trustee Noah Shaw pointed out how it was "lost" in recent discussions that property owners are taxed the most not by the village, but by the Ballston Spa School District.
Currently, according to Romano, a village property valued at $180,000 pays $3,345 in school taxes; $482 in county taxes; $117 in town taxes; and $694 in village taxes each year.
In addition, at the meeting Monday night, two resolutions presented by Trustee Shawn Raymond were tabled due to the absence of Village Attorney James Fauci.
Raymond is proposing to create a new electronic filing and correspondence policy in Ballston Spa, according to the official meeting agenda.
After May 1, Raymond wants "all public documents" made accessible in a digital format, including "reports, correspondence, meeting minutes, proposals, bid documents, contracts and other public documents." Copies of those documents would be emailed to the trustees and archived in Village Hall as well.
Raymond is also proposing to "alter the procurement policy regarding services contracts," the agenda states.
The new policy would require that any contracts exceeding $5,000 annually be subject to "request for proposals (RFP)" guidelines, in which "three or more" proposals are reviewed and the lowest bidders chosen.


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Q: Add a view overlay on map view android I am using the MapView from the Google Map Android SDK in full screen, but I have a requirement to display another transparent full view over the mapview. The overlay displays as expected, however, the map can be controlled (markers can be clicked, map can be moved) despite the overlay being on it.
How can I ensure the overlay prevents the map from being controllable when in view?

A: Add following on your overlay view parent layout.
android:focusable="true"
android:focusableInTouchMode="true"
android:clickable="true"

Remember you need to place above line on parent layout of overlay view

A: You can do this by making your overlay clickable. Add below code to the xml of your overlayview.
android:clickable="true"

A: For example I use the following code to add a button to the page
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
android:orientation="vertical">

<fragment
    android:id="@+id/location_map"
    class="com.google.android.gms.maps.SupportMapFragment"
    android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
    android:layout_alignParentStart="true"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent" />

<Button
    android:id="@+id/button1"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:background="#359c5e"
    android:layout_alignParentTop="true"
    android:layout_alignParentEnd="true"
    android:padding="8dp"
    android:layout_margin="5dp"
    android:text="@string/go"
    android:textColor="#ffffff" />

</RelativeLayout>


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In the "good old days" (which often weren't so good), most of us died relatively poor. We might hopefully have been rich in life accomplishments, and family or friends, but financially speaking there often wasn't a whole lot left to divvy up among those who survived us.
With significant increases in home ownership, and especially significant rises in the equity held in those homes in Canada's major urban centres, if you die owning a mortgage-free house, you now often die rich. Plus there may be life insurance and investments to distribute. This is all great for one's survivors, but not so great if family relationships are already a little strained at the time of passing.
In the old days, even if beneficiaries of estates were inclined to squabble over who got what, they did not often retain legal counsel to do so if the legal fees would outweigh the money in dispute. But now with estates frequently running into the hundreds of thousands of dollars (or more) in value, "lawyering up" is becoming more common.
As an estate litigation and dispute settlement lawyer, I've found having some background in drafting wills and powers of attorney for clients has helped me assist families in deescalating disputes before they start, and managing disputes if they are already ongoing. Here I offer you five basic but key tips to deescalating actual or potential estate family feuds.
Tip #1: Picking the right executor for your will may be more important than picking the right beneficiaries. I find people often spend months of time debating who should or should not receive that prized china tea cup in a will, but spend about five minutes (literally) determining who should act as executor and estate trustee. Your executor is THE key player who will determine whether your estate is distributed hassle free, or with acrimony and lawyer involvement. Picking someone who is relatively impartial (and ideally not a major beneficiary, but who is compensated for his or her effort), and has people skills, is the usually the best strategy.
Tip #2: Don't completely exclude anyone who is deserving from your will. The more people you "cut out" of your will who might usually be expecting a gift, the more you heighten the chances for one of them challenging the will. You definitely don't need to treat everyone equally (at least under Canadian common law, as in Ontario), but if you have three children, and you give two of them $100,000 each, and the third one nothing, you are asking for trouble. Even if you have good reasons for doing so.
Tip #3: Once a dispute has started, quickly get legal advice but try to prevent it going to court. A lawyer's opinion is a bargain compared to the hassle and expense it can later save you. However, dragging a case (or being dragged) into court is never a bargain, and will take at least months and possibly years to resolve. Once that litigation freight train starts heading down the track, it can be very difficult to apply the brakes.
Tip #4: If you are in court, keep open a dialogue with the other side(s). While this tip might appear obvious, my experience is that many assume that once a matter is in court, they should just "let the court sort it out" and stop speaking to the other parties. It's unlikely a court will actually be able to sort it out in a definitive way - a court might clarify the issues, and resolve some of them, but definitive resolution could require many, many years since even if you are successful at trial, an appeal is possible, so keep the lines of communication open.
Tip #5: If you are involved in a contested court hearing, ensure you have solid evidence to support your position beyond just your oral testimony. It's reasonable to assume that judges want to make "just" and "fair" decisions, but they can only do so based on the law and evidence before them. Even if the law is on your side (for example, that a properly executed will is valid), prepare to back up your position with lots collateral evidence. Judges love documents - as they're less likely to lie than witnesses - so try to produce some supporting your position. Other witnesses backing up testimony will also help. You might also need expert witnesses. You will make your legal bill lower and greatly increase of your chances of success in court by helping you lawyer locate the documents and witnesses you need to present a compelling case.
Cool. This will be helpful. I want Commercial Litigation Lawyer. Thanks for these tips. Keep sharing.
Oh wow, that's interesting. Haven't heard about it yet. Speaking about internet and technologies these days. It helps us live easier. Like now I store my paperwork in the deal rooms. I know it's safe for sure.
Heard that good family lawyers have become extinct now-a-days. Can I find a good lawyer in Lydia?


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Wrap It Up: Vehicle Wraps See New Developments Through Digital
Almost anything can be wrapped, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, boats, trailers, railroad cars and even buildings. Learn the critical steps to planning, creating and installing a successful wrap. Or else you'll wish you did.
By SGIA
This article appeared in the SGIA News, March 2006 Issue and is reprinted with permission. Copyright 2006 Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (www.sgia.org). All Rights Reserved.
The vehicle wrap area at the SGIA Digital Expo, held in December 2006, was a huge hit. Featuring three major players in the vehicle wrap industry, Arlon, Avery Dennison, and 3M, each wrapped a vehicle and allowed attendees to participate and experiment with their products.
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"Vehicle wrapping is not new, but digital printing is, and so are the things you can do with it for wrapping," says Gabe Maxwell, product manager for print technology, Arlon Graphics Films. "Before digital, it was only cost effective to wrap large fleets because you had to use screen printing. But digital printing has really opened up opportunities for small fleets to use vehicle wraps, because you can wrap even one car and still get the benefits from that kind of outdoor advertising."
Mike Stavreff, 3M Commercial Graphics Technical Service Specialist, agrees. "It has become quite common to produce even a single graphic, say to wrap a real estate agent's personal vehicle."
Tiffany Witham, Senior Marketing Manager, Avery Dennison - Graphics Division North America, says that, "the newest thing in the market today is the awareness that people can use customized graphics to wrap their vehicle and transform what it is. We believe this awareness has stemmed from the introduction of the lower end, lower cost solvent, and eco-solvent, printers. With more people on the street now wrapping vehicles, there is a greater awareness of the application."
There are three parts to vehicle wrapping: design, printing, and installation. Anyone considering getting into this business needs to consider all three. It is common for shops to outsource one or all of these - many larger shops provide wholesale prices for these services to smaller shops. Some shops simply act as sales reps for vehicle wrapping and outsource the entire process.
Tackling Design and Printing
Design work for vehicle wrapping is much different than design work for flat graphics or banners or other vinyl applications. It's important to know the size and shape of the vehicle and all its nuances. Taking measurements is extremely critical. Templates are key to doing effective design so the wrap turns out right. Experts recommend investing in an auto library - these contain vector images of cars, trucks, and buses. Design will also require the software and computers to do the designs.
Vehicle wrapping is branding media not a message media, because people only see the wrap for a few seconds. When designing for s, it is best to avoid too much text or color, and to keep it simple with a strong message. "The easiest piece of the process is the printing," says Maxwell.
While the best results are often seen from high-end solvent printers, mid-range printers are a good place for small shops to start. If you can't afford the investment in a printer you can outsource to a larger company. Many large shops offer wholesale prices on printing. Lower-cost, water-based printers are not suitable for vehicle wrap products because the media and inks used are not durable enough. "Along with high-volume output printers, less expensive digital printers continue to enter the graphics market," Stavreff explains. "A big challenge is knowing what printer to buy you need to consider dots per inch, output rate in square feet per hour, and peripheral equipment such as solvent driers."
Installation: the Critical Step
"Installation is harder. It gets very tricky wrapping a vehicle with, say, a piece of five by ten foot film," Maxwell says. At the SGIA Digital Expo, participants could work with the films from each company. Arlon film features repositionable adhesive that can go around channels and rivets. It can stretch 150-200 percent with heat and the proper ink density. It's highly printable, which means you can put a lot of ink down on it and therefore stretch it farther and have the ink still cover it.
"It seems that every print shop entering the market learns from the school of hard knocks," Stavreff adds. "Vehicle graphics are tricky to design and even trickier to install properly. First-timer graphic shops will often go through a failure with a customer before realizing this." 3M product technology combined with new installation techniques have helped reduce the time and effort to install vehicle wraps. Product improvements such as films with air release have made it possible to wrap increasingly complex surfaces.
"The best way for a shop to enter the market is to first understand the types of wraps that they would like to do and how many they think they will want to do in a given month," says Witham. "Based on that, they need to research the printer they would purchase based on resolution, ink durability, speed and cost of the unit." Avery Dennison Graphics Division also offers a range of products that are conformable over rivets, corrugated surfaces and complex curves, as well as some for flat surfaces. The products also cover a range of durability thus affecting the cost of the product.
"For installation, I recommend companies work with a distributor of pressure sensitive vinyls, the manufacturer or the Professional Decal Application Association to understand how to install adhesive-backed media," says Witham. "This is crucial for the shop to do, so that they understand how to work with the vinyl and ensure that the graphic will last for the entire length of the recommended durability."
Vinyl features are varied and you should check each company's product to see what is best for you. Materials are critical to getting a good outcome. Experts suggest using cast vinyl rather than calendared vinyl for vehicles: cast vinyl starts as a liquid, calendared vinyl starts as a solid and is then melted and reformed. It thus has a "memory" of what it was before melting and therefore will not lay down as easily over curves, rivets, etc. 3M recommends that only cast vinyl be used when stretching the graphic is required. Only a handful of companies cast their own vinyl: 3M, Avery Dennison, and Arlon are among them. Some experts suggest that working with high-end products can cut installation time by 30 percent, which saves money in the long run.
"Most large vinyl suppliers, including 3M, Avery Dennison, and Arlon, offer seminars and training for vehicle wrap installation," says Maxwell. "This often can include certification programs. Vehicle wrapping requires a very specialized skillset, and so offering this service is very different from offering other commodity services. You can be distinguished by the level of your skills and expertise." 3M offers application training as well as a new DVD providing application instructions for complex vehicle contours.
Call it a Wrap
Almost any type of vehicle can be wrapped, including cars, trucks, motorcycles and buses. Arlon has wrapped casinos. Boats, trailers and railroad cars can be wrapped, as can buildings. "We've seen the sale of vehicle wraps going up tremendously," Maxwell says.
"We also see the market growing," Witham says. "It's a great way for someone to personalize their vehicle. The film looks like paint, and yields a high end effect." "Almost anything with a smooth painted surface can have graphics applied," says Stavreff. "Wrapping water towers and tanks has become popular lately. Partial building wraps have also become more common." 3M believes the market will continue to grow because advertisers are looking for unique, attention-getting ways to communicate their messages. This, teamed with the fact that the process of printing and wrapping vehicles has become easier, will ensure that vehicle wraps will remain a significant feature in the promotional landscape.
See the latest in Vehicle Wraps at SGIA'06, September 26-29, Las Vegas, Nevada.


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(1929-2013) Writer. Stan Isaacs was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, and died in Haverford, Pennsylvania. He was a reporter for Newsday and wrote the column Out Of Left Field.
Stanley Isaacs was born in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, on April 22, 1929.
Stan Isaacs died in Haverford, Pennsylvania, on April 2, 2013.
Biography of Marty Glickman, written with Marty Glickman.
Mr. Isaacs graduated from Eastern District High School and Brooklyn College.


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Naomi Riddle
Naomi Riddle is a Sydney-based writer and artist working across the mediums of analog photography, archival film, text, and video. Naomi was awarded a PhD in Australian Literature in 2015 after completing a BA (Hons) at the University of New South Wales in 2009. She has recently exhibited at Wellington St Projects, 10×8, Gaffa, and Gallery 2010, and her writing has appeared nationally and internationally in Guernica, Oberon, RealTime, Runway: Australian Experimental Art, Try Hard Magazine, Whole Beast Rag, Voiceworks, Southerly, Das Platforms Online, and HTMLgiant.
https://naomiriddle.com/
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The cofounder of permaculture on why the radical idea he developed in the 1970s is key to fighting climate change today.
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By Naomi Riddle November 2, 2015
The artist on multi-channel video work, the communicative potential of sound, and contemporizing performance traditions.


Love in the Time of March Madness, was shortlisted for the Oscars in 2016 in the Best Short Animated Film category.
"A tall short about a 6'4" woman looking for love."
Melissa Johnson hit 6'4'' tall in 8th grade. Although this made her an instant basketball star, Love in the Time of March Madness follows her hilarious and awkward misadventures in romance as she dates shorter men and gets cheered or jeered wherever she goes. Blazing with honesty and dark humor, this animated "tall short" is a true story about embracing difference that is certain to disarm and delight.
Love in the Time of March Madness is available for viewing as part of the Animation Show of Shows compilation.
Production art for "The Pit of the Greats""
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Site Induction
What Does Site Induction Mean?
Safeopedia Explains Site Induction
A site induction, also referred to as a contractor induction, is a form of introductory instruction that ensures that workers new to a construction site or facility are familiar with the layout and organization of that workplace, as well as with their responsibilities. Particular focus is placed on ensuring that workers are aware of the safety requirements and procedures they must follow within the workplace, along with any other relevant safety information (e.g. site-specific hazard labeling).
In most advanced jurisdictions (such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, etc.), it is a legal requirement that organizations conduct site inductions for all new on-site workers.
It is the responsibility of the principal site operator to ensure that all employees receive proper inductions. The operator is either the site owner or the primary contractor (the contractor given responsibility to oversee all work on the site).
Site inductions can be considered holistic introductions to workplace safety, as they cover the entirety of the general safety requirements to which an individual employee would be subject, rather than focusing on a single niche in detail. Typical instructions given during an induction include coverage of primary hazards such as work at-height, restricted areas, electrical hazards, and site security. Also included are a description of emergency procedures and the location of first aid equipment, a discussion of housekeeping procedures, and information on the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). The induction process is additionally used to verify workers' qualifications, such as ensuring that a forklift driver or other heavy-machinery operator has the appropriate licenses to do so.
As the induction process is more general, it does not necessarily cover all aspects of safety with the level of depth or specificity that a worker must receive in order to conduct tasks safely. Some workers—for instance, those handling electrical equipment or working with hazardous substances—may require further instruction or training in those areas to become eligible to begin their particular role. As this implies, site inductions do not necessarily provide sufficient instruction for a site operator to be considered as having met the legal obligation to ensure that an employee can work safely.
Site inductions do not necessarily take place on-site either. Depending on the demands of the induction, site inductions may be managed through the use of third-party software, classroom training, or through the use of a purpose-built induction facility.
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During a teacher's initial weeks in Japan, training will be provided which includes instruction and course material, example lessons, team-teaching and supervised lessons. Additional opportunities for training will be provided throughout the year.
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Rebecca Jarvis, ABC Correspondent and Podcast Host, to Speak at Class Day
Jarvis is ABC's chief business correspondent and hosts two podcasts: No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis and The Dropout.
By Camille Kirsch, News Editor
Rebecca Jarvis (A.B. '03) will be the Class Day speaker for the Class of 2019, the University announced Tuesday.
Jarvis is ABC's chief business correspondent and reports for multiple ABC programs including Good Morning America, 20/20, and Nightline. She also hosts two podcasts: No Limits with Rebecca Jarvis, which features interviews of successful women about their career paths, and The Dropout, a new series that is dramatizing the story of the meteoric rise to power of the medical startup Theranos and its subsequent fall from grace.
Jarvis was also a runner-up on season 4 of The Apprentice, the reality TV show once hosted by President Donald Trump. In a 2016 interview with The Maroon, she said, "[Trump]…literally came across exactly on air when you would watch the show back as he came across in person. So with my experience, it was: What you see is what you get."
At UChicago, Jarvis majored in economics and Law, Letters, and Society. She also wrote for The Maroon and acted in the Off-Off Campus comedy troupe.
Jarvis told The Maroon in 2016 that one of her defining UChicago experiences was taking a law course on the First Amendment with professor Dennis Hutchinson.
"I think a lot about that class now still and I think the bottom line for me is the idea that you essentially have to protect all speech in order to protect the things that are most important to you," she said. "…there were a lot of discussions in University of Chicago classes that made me uncomfortable…and I'm so glad I heard them. And I'm so glad I heard them at the University of Chicago where there was respect for everybody."
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package org.atdl4j.data.validation;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.atdl4j.data.ValidationRule;
import org.atdl4j.data.exception.ValidationException;
import org.atdl4j.fixatdl.validation.OperatorT;
import org.atdl4j.ui.Atdl4jWidget;
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.joda.time.DateTimeZone;

/**
 * Base class for ValidationRule.
 *
 * @param <E>
 *
 * @author renato.gallart
 */
public abstract class AbstractOperatorValidationRule
		implements ValidationRule
{
	private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger( AbstractOperatorValidationRule.class );

	@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
	protected void validateValues(Atdl4jWidget<?> target, Object value1, OperatorT operator, Object value2) throws ValidationException
	{
		// 3/11/2010 Scott Atwell added to normalize DateTime comparisons
		// -- Work-around to 'handle' joda's DateTime.equals() failing if timezones are expressed differently
		// -- for same underlying time in millis.  DateTime.isEqual() behaves as expected
		// -- using DateTimeZone.getDefault() will result in any values displayed in error messages to be in local zone (with "-0600" suffix if US CST)
		if ( ( value1 != null ) && ( value1 instanceof DateTime ) )
		{
			value1 = ((DateTime) value1).withZone( DateTimeZone.getDefault() );
		}

		if ( ( value2 != null ) && ( value2 instanceof DateTime ) )
		{
			value2 = ((DateTime) value2).withZone( DateTimeZone.getDefault() );
		}

		switch ( operator )
		{
			case NE :
				if ( value1 == value2 || ( value2 != null && value2.equals( value1 ) ) )
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " NE " + value2 + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case EX :
				if ( value1 == null || "".equals( value1.toString() ) )
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " EX]" );
				}
				break;

			case LT :
				if ( value1 instanceof Comparable )
				{
					Comparable<Object> c = (Comparable<Object>) value1;
					if ( c.compareTo( value2 ) >= 0 )
					{
						throw new ValidationException( target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " LT " + value2 + "]" );
					}
				}
				else
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Value is not comparable [" + (value1 != null ? (value1 + " class: " + value1.getClass()) : "value is null") + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case LE :
				if ( value1 instanceof Comparable )
				{
					Comparable<Object> c = (Comparable<Object>) value1;
					if ( c.compareTo( value2 ) > 0 )
					{
						throw new ValidationException(target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " LE " + value2 + "]" );
					}
				}
				else
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Value is not comparable [" + (value1 != null ? (value1 + " class: " + value1.getClass()) : "value is null") + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case GT :
				if ( value1 instanceof Comparable )
				{
					Comparable<Object> c = (Comparable<Object>) value1;
					if ( c.compareTo( value2 ) <= 0 )
					{
						throw new ValidationException(target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " GT " + value2 + "]" );
					}
				}
				else
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Value is not comparable [" + (value1 != null ? (value1 + " class: " + value1.getClass()) : "value is null") + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case GE :
				if ( value1 instanceof Comparable )
				{
					Comparable<Object> c = (Comparable<Object>) value1;
					if ( c.compareTo( value2 ) < 0 )
					{
						throw new ValidationException(target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " GE " + value2 + "]" );
					}
				}
				else
				{
					throw new ValidationException( target, "Value is not comparable [" + (value1 != null ? (value1 + " class: " + value1.getClass()) : "value is null") + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case EQ :
				if ( !value2.equals( value1 ) )
				{
					throw new ValidationException(target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " EQ " + value2 + "]" );
				}
				break;

			case NX :
				if ( value1 != null && !"".equals( value1.toString() ) )
				{
					throw new ValidationException(target, "Rule tested: [" + value1 + " NX]" );
				}
				break;

			default:
				// Supposed to never happen, since the schema enforces an enumerated
				// base restriction.
				logger.error( "Invalid operator: " + operator );
				break;
		}
	}
}