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Books by Henry Kisor
Henry Kisor is the book editor and literary columnist of the Chicago Sun-Times as well as the author of three nonfiction books and two mystery novels. He is also the co-author of one children's book.He is the author of What's That Pig Outdoors: A Mem
Released: Dec. 16, 2015
Reviewed: Oct. 8, 2015
TRACKING THE BEAST
by Henry Kisor
"In this fifth Martinez procedural (Hang Fire, 2013, etc.), Kisor's measured yet relaxed style is a very good match for the multidimensional case."
Sheriff Steve Martinez of Michigan's Upper Peninsula tackles a complex case that involves a cluster of competing law enforcement groups plus some mobsters from Detroit. Read full book review >
MYSTERY THRILLER
HANG FIRE
"A confident and engaging whodunit. Kisor's prose is as refreshingly clean and balanced as the hero's investigative style."
Implacable Sheriff Steve Martinez (Cache of Corpses, 2007, etc.) investigates a series of musket murders. Go figure. Read full book review >
Released: Dec. 1, 2007
CACHE OF CORPSES
"The subplots in Steve's third case (A Venture into Murder, 2005, etc.) are forgettable, but the central mystery is inspired, and Kisor's prose remains at a high level. "
Who's salting Michigan's Upper Peninsula with dead bodies? Read full book review >
A VENTURE INTO MURDER
"Chicago Sun-Times books editor Kisor's second Martinez mystery (Season's Revenge, 2003) has the same strengths and weaknesses as the first: strong characters, warm, confident prose and a rambling plot."
Upper Peninsula lawman Steve Martinez solves murders rooted in an old local secret. Read full book review >
Released: Oct. 1, 2003
SEASON'S REVENGE
"Kisor (Flight of the Gin Fizz, 1997, etc.) effectively evokes his setting and the attractive pace of life there, though sometimes at the expense of tension in his plot."
An Upper Peninsula deputy juggles a handful of small-town cases and unravels a modest mystery. Read full book review >
Released: Sept. 10, 1997
FLIGHT OF THE GIN FIZZ: MIDLIFE AT 4,500 FEET
A deaf editor-writer learns to fly and pilots a Cessna cross- country in a nostalgic search for self and the grass-roots camaraderie that he says is waning in society but still survives in general aviation. Having begun to experience a sort of midlife doldrums, Chicago Sun-Times book-review editor Kisor (What's That Pig Outdoors? A Memoir of Deafness, 1990, etc.) purchased a small 30-year-old Cessna 150 in which he retraced the transcontinental path of a celebrated early aviator, Cal Rodgers. Rodgers was himself a victim of hearing loss when he made the trip, in 1911, in a canvas-covered plane built by the Wright brothers. Eighty-some years later, as the Simpson trial enthralled the world, Kisor barnstormed from airfield to airfield in dogged pursuit of Rodgers's spirit. Telling two stories in one, Kisor intersperses the narrative of his own day-to- day experience with parallel descriptions of Rodgers's travels, which included numerous crashes, emergency landings, and breakdowns. Kisor can't hear, but he can lip-read, and he can speak and thus transmit radio messages. His deafness adds an element of complexity and danger to a journey that, today, is an otherwise fairly mundane exercise, but his own story, by inevitable comparison to Rodgers's, though it does offer some interesting aviation folk, lacks an urgent sense of drama. There's a bit too much description of airport FBO (fixed base operations) facilities and hosts; routine flight plans filed, completed, and closed out; and mostly friendly airport and service-industry personnel whom he meets during frequent stops along his course. For Kisor, a self- described political liberal of conservative behavior and friends, who resists being labeled as handicapped, flying is, ever and always, an exercise of independence. A relaxing armchair entertainment, and an empowering tale for readers who face any kind of physical deficit. (16 pages b&w photos) (Author tour) Read full book review >
Released: March 1, 1994
ZEPHYR: TRACKING A DREAM ACROSS AMERICA
Kisor (What's That Pig Outdoors?, 1990) records his adventures on the California Zephyr, the legendary transcontinental train from Chicago to L.A. Kisor loves the train, the crew, the chefs, the porters, and the lore of the train that ranges from an odd sexual encounter in the baggage car to the effect of altitude on Alzheimer's, from train crashes and criminals to the history of dining cars. Kisor is especially knowledgeable about food, from the way it is gathered, cooked, and served to the way people are seated in the dining car. And there is much about toilets, the ``tidiness'' of those who can afford sleepers and the problems of plumbing. The author also has much to tell about mating rituals, the predatory nature of women especially, the charged atmosphere of the lounge car (``Casbah on Amtrak''), and sexuality in general from harassment to homophobia, including the obscure autobiography of a lesbian ``brakeman'' that Kisor narrates to a lesbian novelist who's his dinner companion and one of the few to be spared his judgmental—or his uncharitable and stereotyping—social observations. There is the ``rat-faced man'' who assumed a fraudulent identity, the ``human hedgehog'' adolescent with the Mohawk haircut, Mildred ``of the detachable virginity,'' and a transvestite dubbed ``Tootsie'' who plays a part in an ``amusing'' anecdote about trying to find a suitable dinner companion for Kisor. A chapter is devoted to the author's plans for writing a murder mystery and another to explaining why, as a lip- reading deaf person, he had to take along a translator. Presented as a microcosm in the tradition of Ship of Fools, this seems, rather, a petty and misogynistic take on the worthless passengers riding a great train served by a caring and conscientious crew. Read full book review >


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Forget Messi Comparisons: Salah is Evoking Suarez Memories at Liverpool
Mohamed Salah is drawing rave reviews and lofty comparisons for his play at Liverpool, and he's doing something that no other Red has done since Luis Suarez's days at Anfield.
The speed from out wide, the ankle-turning close control, an almost aloofness to their own brilliance, the parallels between Mohamed Salah and Lionel Messi are quite easy to draw aesthetically on some level.
With his four-goal haul against Watford, the Kop's Egyptian king took his tally to 28 in the Premier League, set new records for a Liverpool player in his debut season and staked a hell of a claim to be considered as the player of the year, as we head into awards season.
After the game, Jurgen Klopp addressed the Messi comparisons that have taken over social media, diplomatically claiming Salah was 'on his way' to greatness, while also attempting to play down the bubbling hype.
"I don't think Mo wants to be compared with Lionel Messi," Klopp said. "Messi has been doing what he's been doing for what feels like 20 years or so."
And that's just it. Messi is such a unique force simply because he's kept it up for so long. Near-incomparable longevity is the key to Messi's success.
However, while the five-time Ballon d'Or winner is seemingly off the table of reasonable football debate, when it comes to finding similarities, one man Salah surely did fully emulate on Saturday afternoon in the snow at Anfield was Luis Suarez - the finest Liverpool player of the last five years.
Salah is now the first Reds player to hit four in a Premier League match since King Luis tortured Norwich in front of the Kop back in December of 2013.
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Suarez, prolific against most teams during his spell in England, had such a thing for Norwich - he scored 12 times in five games against the Canaries - that keeper Jon Ruddy joked on Twitter that he should have received a cut of Barcelona's £75m transfer fee to Liverpool.
The now-Barça's star's finest performance in a Liverpool shirt was quite possibly his four-goal outing against Norwich that December, with his confidence at a delirious high, all four strikes were works of art.
With his all action display Watford that combined the beautiful and the dogged, the brilliant and the belligerent, Salah - who, at his best, does everything but sell match day programs - has now had his 'Norwich moment' for Liverpool.
Again, there are aesthetic and positional similarities between the two players, particularly the twisting runs that level defenders to the ground like a magic spell. However, more than just movement, skill and goals it is the sheer force of will that links the two players; an unstoppable energy that drives the team, as well as his own performance.
Two more goals before the season ends will see Salah become the first Liverpool player since Suarez to score 30 Premier League goals in a single campaign.
The most any Liverpool player has ever managed (in all competitions) in a single season is 47 managed back in 1984 by Ian Rush.
With seven Premier League fixtures left, plus at least two in the Champions League, if Salah, currently on 36, can match or better the record of club's greatest ever goalscorer, Liverpool fans surely won't care about the Messi talk.

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So you've taken the plunge and jumped out of the plane. You felt the air whizzing past your face and the view from the air was amazing… but after a few more jumps it is likely that you have started to lose the thrill like feeling that came with your first few jumps and are wondering what to do next. This is where extreme skydiving specialties and skydiving jobs come in! So much more thrilling than a tandem jump, these specialties are sure to make your spine shiver with a mix of terror and excitement!
Free flying is the ability to move through different static positions whilst controlling your body during the free-fall stage of your jump. Maneuvers such as head down, back flying and sit flying can all be learned to make this stage even more interesting and these all help to control your speed and trajectory. Exit rolls and tumbles can also be deployed during free falling but remember to open your parachute as you near the right altitude!
Formation skydiving is literally creating art whilst your freefall. You have complete creative freedom during formation skydiving and as you gain experience you will be able to freefall with other skydivers as you work with them to create and hold awesome formations. The record for this type of skydiving is an incredible 400 man dive which was maintained for just over 4.25 seconds in Thailand.
Freestyle skydiving is basically the same as formation skydiving except it is a solo performance. Complete creative freedom is once again yours and you can incorporate anything from acrobatic stunts such as tumbles and rolls with graceful maneuvers to create a stunning one man air show. Make sure that you take a friend skydiving with you as you freestyle as you are sure to have an awesome video opportunity on every dive.
This is a more extreme version of skydiving and involves a board that is very similar although slightly smaller than a snowboard. This isn't the easiest skydiving specialty to practice as managing the board can be difficult – it will take not only skill but a great sense of balance too – although when you perfect it you will be the epitome of cool! Like freestyle skydiving, I would advise taking a partner along to take video evidence of your awe defying stunts.
If you have the guts to jump out of a plane on a regular basis, you might as well make some money out of it right? If you want to make a decent paycheck at the end of a week you might want to look into becoming a freefall photographer. Falling with a camera is much more dangerous than skydiving without one so most freefall photographers have usually completed over 1000 jumps before branching into this specialty. However once you get the hang of things you can start charging your fellow divers for photos and of course, you will get to skydive for free! You can expect to earn around $30,000 a year if you make this a full time career.
The job of a packer is available to anyone who just wants to make a bit of extra cash to fund their jumps. This job generally entails packing a parachute into a bag and although it is not taxing, it is vitally important that it is done correctly. A full time packer can expect to make around $30,000 a year although this job is generally part time and taken by people who are looking for some extra money to fund their jumps.
The job of a manifester is a highly important one as the manifester at a skydiving center is generally the person who holds everything together. It is a high pressure job and it involves greeting new jumpers, organizing paperwork, dispatching airplanes and coordinating drop zone activity. Usually this job is performed by the partner of a skydiving instructor or the owner of a dive center due to the high stress and relatively low rewards. This is usually a full time job and wages vary depending on the size of the skydiving school.
The above are by no means the only ways to continue your love of skydiving on a regular basis. You could also look into being an instructor, a pilot (if you're willing to get your license) or even a professional skydiving acrobat artist. There are also secretarial and other similar jobs that can be performed in a skydiving center although most of these will not actually involve you in the actual jumps. It all depends how much you want to earn and how often you want to skydive.
If you do any of the above jobs or if you have had any experience in the skydiving specialties I would love to hear from you… maybe we could add some of your experiences to our blog!
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eBay Hack: Outdated Password System Means Huge Cyber-Attacks are 'The New Normal'
By Anthony Cuthbertson
Updated May 23, 2014 14:08 BST
The computer password is a 50-year-old system which has beome "a bit of a nightmare" and only good for preventing "casual snooping" according to the man credited with inventing it back in the 1960s, Fernando Corbató.
Corbató was speaking prior to the latest major cyber-security breach, this time at eBay, which has once again called into question the use of passwords as a secure online security verification method and has lead academics and security experts to warn that massive data breaches like eBay's have become "the new normal".
EBay became the latest high-profile victim of a massive data breach when the online auction site announced on Wednesday that one of its databases had been hacked, potentially exposing details from up to 233 million accounts.
Experts have speculated that the most likely method of attack was through a spear-phishing campaign, which involves targetting employees at a specific organisation with fake emails that require the worker to enter their username and password. With this information, the cyber criminal is then able to masquerade as the employee and gain access to sensitive data.
Professor Alan Woodward, head of the department of computing at theUniversity of Surrey, believes that multi-national companies like eBay should be treating its customer data "like the Crown Jewels", but weak security protocols involving only usernames and passwords mean that not enough is being done to protect it.
"Reading between the lines of the company's brief statement it appears that employees have been hit by a phishing attack, falling for a scam and tricked into giving their credentials away," Woodward said. "If this information was only protected by username and passwords, and employees were so easily duped it really is concerning."
It is not just the log-in credentials of employees that are exploited to gain access to sensitive data, once inside a company's system an attacker can then use customer's usernames and passwords to carry out further criminal activity.
EBay Urges Users to Reset Passwords After Huge Cyberattack
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EBay has urged all of its customers to change their passwords, though security experts have warned that simply changing a password is not going to remedy what has been widely criticised as a much deeper problem.
"The underlying issue is that the username and password system is old technology that is not up to the standard required to secure the deep information and private services that we as individuals store and access online today," said Brian Spector, CEO of CertiVox.
"This incident is just the latest in a long line of attacks that highlight the need for the wider technology industry to take another look at the methods that they employ to secure services and data."
The problem with passwords
In a recent interview Corbató said the advent of the world wide web has meant that passwords are both inadequate as a method of security verification and difficult to manage.
Corbató, credited with having created the first known computer password in the early 1960s, told the Wall Street Journal that passwords had become "a bit of a nightmare".
"First of all, we didn't foresee the current internet," Corbató said. "Passwords are not a super high level of security, but are enough to protect against casual snooping."
The fact that a technology that is over 50 years old is still being used to protect vast amounts of sensitive data makes the number of cyberattacks in recent months unsurprising, according to Maty Siman, CTO of software analysis firm Checkmarx.
"It is not surprising that eBay's site was breached, and attacks like this can definitely be considered 'the new normal', as we've seen the last few weeks," Siman told IBTimes UK. "Major organisations are compromised on a daily basis, jeopardising a huge amount of sensitive user and company information."
No clear successor
The problem at the moment is that there is nothing that has stepped in to take the place of the outdated and ubiquitous username and password system. There are many alternatives, but none are yet widespread enough to suggest that any single one will hold the key to the future of online security.
A method being currently employed by companies like Google and Twitter is multi-step verification, a system that requires users to enter a password as well as a code sent to their mobile phones.
As a result, the process becomes arduous and even more cumbersome and clumsy than simply remembering multiple passwords.
Galaxy S5 Fingerprint Scanner Hacked: PayPal Users at Risk?
Death of the Password: Fingerprint Scanner Open to Developers
German Police Uncover Data Theft of 18 Million Emails and Passwords
One of the biggest rising verification methods comes in the form of biometrics. Fingerpirint scanners on mobile devices are becoming more prevalent, with some smartphones even including heart-rate monitors.
Such methods inevitably raise privacy concerns and fears about the type and amount of data being stored by large companies like Apple and Samsung.
Other more left-field solutions have come in the form of pictures, tattoos and even password pills, however these methods raise numerous concerns of their own and are many years from real-world implementation.
Until a new technology worthy and widespread enough to replace the password, it seems that log-in credentials for both employees and customers will remain one of the easiest ways for criminals to compromise companies and exploit customers' data.
It therefore seems, for now at least, that no matter how many times users are asked to change their password, it will continue to be a matter of when - not if - the next major breach will occur.


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Q: How to test multi-region write in Cosmos DB I am going to test multi-region write functionality by writing some test code using the cosmos c# v3 SDK.
I plan to have a multi-region write enabled cosmos DB (SQL core API) with three regions. I want to write to one specific region and then read from other regions. While doing it, I want to measure performance as well.
Is there any way of implementing these type of tests? Is there any good of measuring performance such as performance metrics? I also want to vary consistency level and see latency.

A: Depending on what type of tests you are looking to do the benchmarks in this Cosmos DB Global Distribution Demos GitHub Repo may be of some help. There's a bit of a learning curve as the benchmarks are data driven from app.config files. But once you get the URIs and keys in the app.config you should be mostly good to go.
One thing worth pointing out that changing consistency level when testing multiple writers and readers in different regions when configured for multi-region writes is meaningless because you will always have eventual consistency under those circumstances. For more information see, Guarantees associated with consistency levels.
The other thing to call out is you cannot configure multi-region writes with strong consistency. For more information see, Strong consistency and multiple write regions

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Interview with the Director of BERLONI Gallery, Robin Mann
BERLONI, formerly EB&Flow, has opened a new space in central London this Frieze week. Launching with an exhibition by Artists Anonymous, the new gallery takes over the entirety of the three-story Margaret Street space with a surreal distortion of its interiors. The building will be transformed by real trees, turf and Victorian wallpaper, and audiences will find themselves in an unnatural ecosystem. Aesthetica speaks to Robin Mann, who co-directs the gallery with Margherita Berloni, about the show and his enjoyment of Frieze London.
A: When choosing which artists to work with, what do you look out for in a practice?
RM: The first thing we look for is the potential for development beyond an initial gallery exhibition, for example, the prospect of being able to progress the collaboration and perhaps take the work out of the gallery to other sites. For us the first body of work is like a trundling vehicle that can become the catalyst for a fruitful journey. Ultimately the work has to be something that we find not only visually arresting, but also has the kernel of a story or debate that will unfold as the collaboration evolves. Both myself and my co-director Margherita Berloni collect and we have extremely similar ideas about the kind of work we want to hang in the home we share in Canonbury.
A: What is it about Berloni that makes it unique?
RM: We really look after and care for our artists, which means putting in considerable time for them. We don't see our artists as commodities; we genuinely get inspired by their work – that's our impetus to carry on. We're now talking about turning one of the rooms at the back of our new space into a residential studio for our artists, a W1 refuge where they can continue their practice. I really hope that this isn't, in fact, a unique approach and that all gallerists have the humility to understand and work closely with their artists.
A: You are opening with a solo exhibition by Artists Anonymous, how would you define their work to someone who hasn't seen it before?
RM: The current exhibition is a pure phenomenology and you really have to experience it first hand to get at all close to a definition of their work. A visit to an Artists Anonymous show involves stepping into their world: a place that is fantastical; comedic; psychological and implicit. Our ground floor space has become a garden where the first thing that hits you is the smell of the grass, the sound of running water; and this is before the visitor even walks downstairs and through the bedroom, workshops and staircases into a series of tableaux, theatres for living art-pieces.
In and amongst this remarkable, immersive environment are examples of the work for which the group is perhaps best known – negatives of paintings and "afterimages". Their image/afterimage practice touches on the science of optics – the ability or indeed inability of the human eye to register and understand colour theory. Again, as with the installation itself, to see is to understand.
A: What was it that attracted you to their work?
RM: I've worked with them in the past, and whilst we were in the initial stages of the relocation and the rebranding of the gallery, we had speculative talks on the prospect of opening the new space with the sort of installation/exhibition you could only dream about. It essentially represents everything AA's practice entails (installation, painting, photography, immersive environments), but on a scale that is unprecedented both for them, and indeed for us.
As the shift from east to west for the gallery became a realisation, Frieze week seemed like the perfect time for a launch night. We wanted as many people as possible to be aware that BERLONI is now in central London and that the first show sets the tone for a programme of ambitious and challenging exhibitions.
A: What do you have planned for the future of the gallery?
RM: The 2014 exhibition program will see BERLONI work with both existing artists from the roster, and also a number of new additions to the list. The first show of the year will be by the sculptor Neil Ayling, who has recently unveiled a soaring public sculpture commission in Kings Cross. We're also programming exhibitions for Palestinian photographer Steve Sabella and the young Scottish painter Steve Allan. The rest I'll keep under wraps for now. As important and necessary as the art fair circuit has become (and it really is) we feel that as a newly relocated space, our priority is to present a formidable exhibition program. After all, we'll be judged by fairs, public and collectors on the basis of our programming and it will dictate our chances of placing work with institutions, winning awards, etc.
A: What do you think the benefits of Frieze are to the art scene in London?
RM: I think the fact that we all have Frieze London firmly in our annual arts calendar represents just how significant the fair has become to London, and indeed to the art world. The key people really do travel to be here. For a week the art world flaunts, promotes and negotiate deals. It's only the second day of Frieze week and I already have the early signs of a cold and aching bones – the frenzy is most certainly upon us!
Artists Anonymous, until 14 December, BERLONI, 63 Margaret Street, London, W1W 8SW.
1. Image courtesy of Berloni and Artists Anonymous.
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It is no surprise that Tate has extended the run of artist Taryn Simon's exhibition A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters until January 2012. This gives us time, and time is one's ally.
Video Art At Its Best: Johanna Billing at Modern Art Oxford
BERLONI has opened a new space in central London. Launching with an exhibition by Artists Anonymous, the gallery takes over the entirety of the three-story Margaret Street space.
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The 39th London International Mime Festival focuses on the spaces between theatre and dance, playing with language, and making the invisible visible.


Program Notes: TIDES was originally scheduled to premiere on the island of St. John in the Caribbean sea. I was instructed to write a piece that was somehow reminiscent of the sea, something that was wrought out of my American music voice that could be programmed among other American composers'works. During the writing of this piece, wherein I used a 28 note pasaccaglia underneath several sections and borrowed from the sea culture that we've created and curated over time (sea shanties and songs of sirens, elegies to shipwrecks), there was a horrible hurricane that devastated the island of St. John and our concert there was cancelled. It was in light of this awe-inspiring and terrible power of the sea that I finished this piece and tuned its emotions to match my reaction to the devastation in so many places brought on by the tropical storms of Autumn 2017.


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2018/19 Premier League fixtures: Man City and Man Utd handed chance to get ahead in title race
By William Hill
The 2018/19 Premier League fixtures were announced today and last season's top two Manchester City and Manchester United look to have been afforded the games to get off to a flyer in the new campaign.
City are 4/6 favourites in the Premier League outright betting, with Liverpool next in the market at 4/1 and United 11/2 to wrest back the title from the team Sir Alex Ferguson famously described as their 'noisy neighbours'.
Next come Chelsea at 10/1, Tottenham (11/1) and Arsenal (20/1).
Man City 2018/19 Premier League fixtures
Man City's first seven Premier League fixtures for 2018/19 kick off with Arsenal (A), Huddersfield (H), Wolves (A), Newcastle (H), Fulham (H), Cardiff (A), Brighton (H).
Uniquely among their 'big six' rivals, Pep Guardiola's outfit have managed to swerve the Red Devils, Tottenham, Liverpool and Chelsea, or each of the other members of last season's top five, during August and September.
Man Utd 2018/19 Premier League fixtures
Man Utd have arguably faired next best of 2017/18's leading quintet, with Leicester (H), Brighton (A), Tottenham (H), Burnley (A), Watford (A), Wolves (H) and West Ham (A) to play over the first months.
Unlike the Manchester clubs, Spurs, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal must all play at least two teams that finished last season inside the top-six during the opening games of the upcoming campaign.


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PERSONAL APPEARANCE: The Company is a professional business based on the trust and goodwill it engenders from its clients. In addition to providing excellent services, clients only do business with the Company if they are also treated with courtesy, patience and appropriate deference. Employees are to treat all clients with the utmost courtesy. Employees will be evaluated in their performance appraisal in this category. Since clients tend to think in terms of the individual employees with whom they come in contact with at the Company, the way an employee performs his/her job and treats the individual client will determine, in part, the client's satisfaction with the Company. A good employee will approach his/her job duties and responsibilities with a positive attitude and respect.
A neat personal appearance and good grooming habits reflect respect for oneself and the workplace. Taking pride in your appearance at work means that you should dress and groom yourself neatly. The Company will furnish Service Sales and Production employees with a sufficient quantity of uniforms. You should wear your uniform at all times while on the job. Be sure to keep your uniforms clean and neat and wear them properly. Office personal dress code is business casual. Proper footwear is also required; sneakers or boots are mandatory (closed toe shoes). No sandals or open heel shoes. This is required for insurance and safety purposes.
We have no written policy. We just ask that they be neat and wear a Company logo shirt and jacket (in the colder weather).
We don't have a formal policy, but when I worked at another company, we did. But it was not properly managed. Even with the uniform dress code, the UNION made it difficult, so we just made sure that every had their uniform on. But some of the guys were not of professional appearance. The union issue is a twofold problem. Since the Union says that all employees must have equal treatment, the policy for union must be uniformly enforced by management. Management must treat all employees in the same manner.
If you have a "NO BEARD POLICY or FACIAL HAIR," you may have to deal with religious freedom laws. Same goes if the employee has a turban/head covering as well. Then comes the definition of "clean." A lot of our employees get dirty throughout the day because of the job, so it is sometimes hard to define clean "throughout" the day, or whether to refer to at the time they show up to work. Enforcing uniform policy can be difficult because managers have to be consistent. You can have a written policy in place, but enforcement of it can become a whole other issue.
We do not have an established dress policy for mid-level management.
Because our company is a service company, personal appearance is an important factor in determining the business image projected by the company. Dress and grooming should be business-like and appropriate to your work situation. In certain job classifications, uniforms may be required. Because safety is a concern, no loose clothing or open toed shoes are allowed on the production floor. Specific information is available from your direct supervisor as to what is considered appropriate attire. If not properly dressed, you may be required to return home to change or do the proper grooming necessary.
Route Drivers and Plant Employees are required to wear uniform shirts (the cost of which will be deducted from your first paycheck) and appropriate pants, leggings, capris or shorts. All clothing must be tasteful and in a condition appropriate for the workplace. Short shorts and clothing with holes, rips or stains are not acceptable.


Is there any documentation on the VT 4 utilities? I've read here and others have told me about Kill (reset) WinRTME and the Auto Configuration utilities, but the big VT 4 manual doesn't mention them (at least in the index).
Specifically, I'd like to know what they do and when I should use them.
start---programs----vt---utilities---there you will find the programs you are talking about. Auto config is a program that guess the best setting sin y our vt preferences. While kill winrtme does just that. Kills it so you can get a better start after a bad crash.


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Television writer-producer Aaron Zelman is asking a bit more than $1.8 million for a Hollywood-pedigreed Spanish colonial residence cleaved to a precipitous hillside high above L.A.'s historic Beachwood Canyon and just below the iconic Hollywood sign. Twice nominated for an Emmy, first in 2009 for "Damages" and again this year for "Silicon Valley," Zelman purchased the property in 2005 for a bit more than $1.5 million from Mary Stuart Masterson.
This is not, by far, the first time he's attempted to sell the property, which was briefly on the market in the fall of 2008 at $2 million, then the following year at $1.8 million and most recently, in 2014, at $1.7 million.
Designed by Vincent Palmer, one of the original architects of the Hollywoodland development, and built in 1926, the triple-story, mullet-style residence — it appears as just a single story from the street but drops three full floors at the back — has four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms in almost 3,000 square feet. Carefully preserved original architectural details include mahogany floors, wrought-iron accents and period tiles. A carved wood gate set into a high privacy wall opens from the street to a compact courtyard and a grand rotunda entry with multicolored hexagonal floor tiles. The step-down living room has a fireplace, a grid of rough-hewn wood beams on the ceiling and French doors to a slender wraparound balcony.
Due to the steep incline, outdoor living spaces are limited and dramatically sited, and include a slim, partially pergola-shaded terrace with a vibrantly tiled fountain, a built-in grilling station and a tree-shaded flagstone patio perfectly positioned on a small promontory to take best advantage of panoramic canyon vistas and a postcard-perfect, tree-framed view of the Hollywood sign.
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today somehow i felt that the bulbs of my dio were not powerful. so thought of changing it to halogen ones. so got a 35w halogen from mico for 80 bucks(stock one is also a 35w). but i still feel that the light is not enough. so guys please suggest me a good bulb for the dio headlamp(not a HID). i am ready to spend anything within 500 bucks.
Well even i use a Rs 200 bulb on my karizma. The light is white.
But the fact is - WHITE light does not mean BETTER VISIBILITY at all.
Most of my friends use HID's on their Dio's.Give me a days time,i will help you out.
Bosch Halogen,H4 35/35W. Costs around rs 200.
what may be the cost of the bulb? and will that fit in the dio?
dude i got mico 35w halogens for 80 bucks. is the brightness of the bosch same as this one? and what does H4 mean?
H4 is the model no. May be this one is a little more bright. But still it wont be much helpful.
If looking for more light without much strain on batter go for the HID's.
The current 35w bulb runs on the alternator,if you use a high watt bulb it wont perform to its potential i guess & would "DIM" with the use of horn & indicator.
You could actually try " Osram Nightbreaker ",have heard a lot about it but never got a chance to use it. Even many karizma owners are happy with the night breaker.
any info regarding the cost of the nightbreaker?


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Paragraphs in "Convention On Persistent Organic Pollutants" coded as FINPR
Art.13 Article 13
Art.13.1 1. Each Party undertakes to provide, within its capabilities, financial support and incentives in respect of those national activities that are intended to achieve the objective of this Convention in accordance with its national plans, priorities and programmes.
Art.13.2 2. The developed country Parties shall provide new and additional financial resources to enable developing country Parties and Parties with economies in transition to meet the agreed full incremental costs of implementing measures which fulfill their obligations under this Convention as agreed between a recipient Party and an entity participating in the mechanism described in paragraph 6. Other Parties may also on a voluntary basis and in accordance with their capabilities provide such financial resources. Contributions from other sources should also be encouraged. The implementation of these commitments shall take into account the need for adequacy, predictability, the timely flow of funds and the importance of burden sharing among the contributing Parties.
Art.13.3 3. Developed country Parties, and other Parties in accordance with their capabilities and in accordance with their national plans, priorities and programmes, may also provide and developing country Parties and Parties with economies in transition avail themselves of financial resources to assist in their implementation of this Convention through other bilateral, regional and multilateral sources or channels.
Art.13.4 4. The extent to which the developing country Parties will effectively implement their commitments under this Convention will depend on the effective implementation by developed country Parties of their commitments under this Convention relating to financial resources, technical assistance and technology transfer. The fact that sustainable economic and social development and eradication of poverty are the first and overriding priorities of the developing country Parties will be taken fully into account, giving due consideration to the need for the protection of human health and the environment.
Art.13.5 5. The Parties shall take full account of the specific needs and special situation of the least developed countries and the small island developing states in their actions with regard to funding.
Art.13.6 6. A mechanism for the provision of adequate and sustainable financial resources to developing country Parties and Parties with economies in transition on a grant or concessional basis to assist in their implementation of the Convention is hereby defined.
Art.13.7 7. Pursuant to the objectives of this Convention and paragraph 6, the Conference of the Parties shall at its first meeting adopt appropriate guidance to be provided to the mechanism and shall agree with the entity or entities participating in the financial mechanism upon arrangements to give effect thereto. The guidance shall address, inter alia:
Art.13.7.a (a) The determination of the policy, strategy and programme priorities, as well as clear and detailed criteria and guidelines regarding eligibility for access to and utilization of financial resources including monitoring and evaluation on a regular basis of such utilization;
Art.13.7.b (b) The provision by the entity or entities of regular reports to the Conference of the Parties on adequacy and sustainability of funding for activities relevant to the implementation of this Convention;
Art.13.7.c (c) The promotion of multiple-source funding approaches, mechanisms and arrangements;
Art.13.7.d (d) The modalities for the determination in a predictable and identifiable manner of the amount of funding necessary and available for the implementation of this Convention, keeping in mind that the phasing out of persistent organic pollutants might require sustained funding, and the conditions under which that amount shall be periodically reviewed; and
Art.13.7.e (e) The modalities for the provision to interested Parties of assistance with needs assessment, information on available sources of funds and on funding patterns in order to facilitate coordination among them.
Art.13.8 8. The Conference of the Parties shall review, not later than its second meeting and thereafter on a regular basis, the effectiveness of the mechanism established under this Article, its ability to address the changing needs of the developing country Parties and Parties with economies in transition, the criteria and guidance referred to in paragraph 7, the level of funding as well as the effectiveness of the performance of the institutional entities entrusted to operate the financial mechanism. It shall, based on such review, take appropriate action, if necessary, to improve the effectiveness of the mechanism, including by means of recommendations and guidance on measures to ensure adequate and sustainable funding to meet the needs of the Parties.
Art.14.1x The institutional structure of the Global Environment Facility, operated in accordance with the Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility, shall, on an interim basis, be the principal entity entrusted with the operations of the financial mechanism referred to in Article 13, for the period between the date of entry into force of this Convention and the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties, or until such time as the Conference of the Parties decides which institutional structure will be designated in accordance with Article 13. The institutional structure of the Global Environment Facility should fulfill this function through operational measures related specifically to persistent organic pollutants taking into account that new arrangements for this area may be needed.


The fanlight above the main entrance and the window above the service entrance continue the pattern of arches set by the ground floor openings.
Lewis Spencer Morris could claim a long and dignified American pedigree. His wealthy ancestor Richard Morris, arrived in New York around 1670. He purchased a 500-acre farm in what is now the Bronx (the family name survives in the Morris Heights and Morrisania neighborhoods). Another ancestor, Lewis Morris III, signed the Declaration of Independence.
The son of Henry Lewis Morris and the former Anna Rutherfurd, Lewis was born on August 21, 1884, He attended the exclusive Browning School before going on to Princeton University, graduating in 1906. The following year, on April 6, he married Emily Pell Coster, the daughter of Charles Henry Coster, a partner of J. P. Morgan. Morris joined his father's law firm, Morris & McVeigh in 1917.
He and Emily were living at No. 182 East 64th Street when, on June 5, 1921, The New York Herald reported that he had purchased the old three-story brownstone houses at Nos. 116 and 118 East 80th Street from Mary U. Hoffman. The article noted that Morris "plans to improve the site with a modern residence." Indeed he did.
The architectural firm of Cross & Cross evoked the Morris family's august heritage with brick and stone. The 36-foot wide residence was designed in the neo-Federal style; its Flemish bond brickwork and 18th century design elements displaying dignified refinement. The projecting central bay provided dimension; while a brick and stone pediment above the cornice disguised the fact that the house was four stories high. Within the pediment were terra cotta festoons which draped over a large bas relief medallion--the portrait of which is possibly Lewis Morris III.
Historians speculate on the identity of the likeness; possibly Lewis Morris III.
Completed in 1922, the interiors were designed by Elsie Cobb Wilson, who deftly blended the 18th with the 20th century. Furnishings and other details echoed the designs of Sheraton and Adam, yet managed to embody the bright, sleek taste of the 1920's.
Like other wealthy couples, Lewis and Emily were on the move. On September 26, 1932, for instance, the Rockland County Evening Journal noted "Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spencer Morris are expected in Tuxedo Park September 28. They Summered at Southampton, L. I. at Villa Marla."
Along with his legal practice, Lewis was chairman of the board of the Fulton Trust Company of New York. He was chairman of the New York Society Library, and a director of the Northern Insurance Company. Morris held memberships in the exclusive Knickerbocker, Down Town, Racquet and Tennis, Tuxedo, Princeton and Brook Clubs.
As war broke in Europe, Emily became involved in relief projects. In 1940 she was president of the American branch of the French Red Cross. Among its efforts was a benefit dinner and entertainment entitled "A Night in Trouville" on June 25 that year at the Cafe Trouville to benefit the Mobile Surgical Unit, Inc.
Another conflict was brewing much closer to home at the time. On December 20, 1941 The New York Times reported that Emily "obtained a divorce today from Lewis Spencer Morris." The grounds, said the article, were cruelty.
In fact, Lewis had fallen in love with another woman. Five weeks later, on January 21, he married Louise Stephanie Stewart Trevor Lord. The Times noted the following day that "No announcement had been made of the engagement."
Morris sold the 80th Street house later that year. His life with Louise would not be long. His health soon failed, and after an extended illness he died in Roosevelt Hospital on November 28, 1944.
No. 116 East 80th Street continued life as a private residence. It sold in 1988 for $11 million (more than twice that amount today) setting the record for the highest price paid for a single-family residence. The purchaser was financier Sir James Goldsmith.
Goldsmith's reputation for corporate raiding (his attempted hostile take over of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in 1986 which reaped his company's $90 million) resulted in his being the inspiration for character Sir Larry Wildman in the 1987 film Wall Street.
Goldsmith died on July 18, 1997. The 80th Street house was placed on the market the following year for $16 million. The handsome mansion remains a single family home.


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ASIC has banned adviser Darren Tindall from providing financial services for five years after he was found failing to comply with financial services laws.
Mr Tindall was an authorised representative of Roan Financial Group between 9 May 2013 and 19 May 2014, and was based in Orange, NSW, ASIC said in a statement.
ASIC said it found Mr Tindall had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct on a client's behalf by failing to disclose their pre-existing medical conditions on an insurance application submitted to an insurer.
Mr Tindall also engaged in dishonest conduct by not disclosing the medical conditions in transferring that insurance obtained to a new insurer, the statement said.
ASIC also found that Mr Tindall recklessly made misleading comparisons about superannuation products to four clients, which induced those clients to switch their superannuation.
Mr Tindall applied to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) on 17 January for a stay of the banning and review of ASIC's decision, the statement said.
The stay application was heard on 27 January, with AAT refusing the stay on 9 February.
The date for the hearing of review of ASIC's decision is yet to be set.
Last month, the FPA issued a press release announcing Mr Tindall was found to have engaged in "misleading, deceptive, dishonest and fraudulent conduct".
FPA chief executive Dante De Gori denied that the specific naming of expelled members via press release was a change in strategy for the FPA.


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"Cry, Cry, Cry" is a song written by John Scott Sherrill and Don Devaney, and recorded by American country music group Highway 101. It was released in January 1988 as the fourth single from the album Highway 101. The song was Highway 101's second number-one single on the country chart. The single went to number one on the Hot Country Singles chart, holding the position for one week. In Canada, the song went to number one on the RPM country singles chart.

Music video
The music video was directed by Claude Borenzweig and premiered in early 1988.

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Songs written by John Scott Sherrill
Song recordings produced by Paul Worley
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Daily zionist pogrom update: IOF launches campaign of mass arrests in West Bank and Jerusalem
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WEST BANK, (PIC)– The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested on Sunday seven citizens from different parts of the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Local sources said that the IOF raided and searched houses in Ya'bad, southwest of Jenin, then arrested 3 citizens, and took them to an unknown destination. Two other citizens were also arrested as they headed for work in Jerusalem near the Za'eem military checkpoint in the east of the city.
The Israeli troops arrested in the Old City of Jerusalem two boys after raiding their houses.
Israeli patrols stormed Beit Ummar village, north of al-Khalil, and roamed its streets, while the soldiers stopped two citizens, and after checking their identities they were transferred to a detention center where the authorities announced officially their arrest in the morning, locals said.
The sources added that IOF soldiers intensified their presence in the town during the past few days, and launched a campaign of mass arrests in the ranks of youths and children under the pretext of throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at the soldiers and settlers.
Meanwhile, violent clashes erupted on Saturday night between dozens of youths and Israeli forces at the entrance to the Fawwar refugee camp south of al-Khalil.
Eyewitnesses told PIC that the Israeli soldiers stormed the entrance to the camp, and fired tear gas canisters and metal bullets at the shops, houses and the young people who were present in the agricultural fields.
The youths responded by throwing stones and empty bottles at the occupation forces, and the clashes broke out.
The witnesses added that the Israeli military patrols were intensively present near the tower and other areas on the outskirts of the camp during the confrontations.
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It's the dead of winter and half of the country has frozen over. Over here at the Live FAST Mag HQ, we are enjoying plenty of Los Angeles sunshine and thinking of the upcoming festival season, rooftop pool parties, and summertime adventures that are just around the corner. Thanks to RVCA, the wardrobe to our daydreams is already picked out. Mix and match some bold prints or simply rock a pair of bikini bottoms with a wide-brimmed hat. It all depends on how fast you want to live this spring… Peep RVCA Women's Swim Spring 2014 looks photographed by Taryn Anderson.


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A poet named Divakar (Mahipal) advances his art in the 18th century's waning days, a time in which India's wide-ranging kingdoms are falling to the British one by one. Divakar's ornate verse -- inspired by his fantasy muse -- soon earns him the coveted title of court poet. But his flights of fancy may ultimately cost him the love of his pragmatic wife, Jamuna (Sandhya), in director R.V. Shantaram's Bollywood classic.
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Balázs Bábel (ur. 18 października 1950 w Gyón) – węgierski duchowny katolicki, arcybiskup Kalocsa-Kecskemét od 1999.

Życiorys
Święcenia kapłańskie otrzymał 19 czerwca 1976.

Episkopat
24 lutego 1999 papież Jan Paweł II mianował go biskupem koadiutorem archidiecezji Kalocsa-Kecskemét. Sakry biskupiej udzielił mu 10 kwietnia 1999 ówczesny metropolita Budapesztu – kard. László Paskai. Pełnię rządów w archidiecezji objął 25 czerwca 1999 po śmierci poprzednika.

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Ерік Мюкланн (,  21 липня 1971, Рісер) — норвезький футболіст, що грав на позиції півзахисника. Виступав за національну збірну Норвегії. По завершенні ігрової кар'єри — футбольний тренер. Наразі очолює тренерський штаб команди «Рісер».

Клубна кар'єра
У дорослому футболі дебютував 1989 року виступами за команду клубу «Брюне», в якій провів один рік, взявши участь у 17 матчах чемпіонату.

З літа 1989 року грав у «Старті» з Крістіансанна. Був важливою частиною команди і в сезонах 1990, 1991, 1993 зіграв у всіх матчах «Старту» в чемпіонаті. Клуб виступав не дуже успішно і жодного разу не потрапив в європейські кубки, хоча в 1991 і 1992 роках був близький до цього та займав 3-е місце в чемпіонаті.

На початку 1995 року був відданий в оренду в нідерландський клуб «Утрехт», де виходив у стартовому складі в 9 матчах Ередивізі, але по завершенні сезону влітку повернувся в «Старт»

У сезоні 1996 року «Старт» вибув з вищого дивізіону, і Мюкланд перейшов в австрійський «Лінц», але вже 1997 року «Лінц» був об'єднаний з ЛАСКом і Ерік перебрався в грецький «Панатінаїкос». У цьому клубі провів найкращу частину своєї кар'єри. У складі «Пао» виступав в Лізі чемпіонів 1998/99 та Кубку УЄФА 1999/2000, 16 вересня 1998  року забив єдиний у своїй кар'єрі єврокубковий гол — у ворота київського «Динамо».

Влітку 2000 року Ерік перейшов в німецький «Мюнхен 1860» з Бундесліги, хоча після Євро-2000 Мюкландом цікавився тодішній чемпіон Франції «Монако». Перший офіційний матч за «Мюнхен 1860» провів 27 липня в Кубку німецької ліги проти «Кайзерслаутерна». Спочатку грав достатньо успішно, незважаючи на травми, але в січні 2002 року вступив у конфлікт з головним тренером Петером Пакультом і незабаром перейшов у данський «Копенгаген», спортивний директор якого назвав Мюкланда «найкращим півзахисником Скандинавії». Перший офіційний матч за «городян» Мюкланд провів 3 березня 2002 року проти «Орхуса»., а 7 квітня  забив свій перший з часів «Панатінаїкоса» гол у матчі проти «Оденсе». В сезоні 2002/03 виграв з «Копенгагеном» свій перший титул — чемпіонат Данії. В сезоні 2003/04 через травми грав дуже мало, з жовтня взагалі не грав, але все ж став з клубом володарем золотого дубля — чемпіоном та володарем Кубка Данії. Проте після закінчення сезону через травми завершив кар'єру гравця.

У липні 2008 року оголосив про повернення в професійний футбол та повернувся в «Старт». Вперше вийшов на поле 5 жовтня 2008 року в матчі проти клубу «Санднеса».

2009 року перейшов у клуб третього за рівнем дивізіону Норвегії «Драммен», за який провів один матч у чемпіонаті, після чого остаточно завершив кар'єру гравця.

Виступи за збірні
Протягом 1990–1991 років залучався до складу молодіжної збірної Норвегії, в її складі грав у відбірковому матчі проти однолітків з Італії, який норвежці виграли з рахунком 6:0. Всього на молодіжному рівні зіграв у 15 офіційних матчах.

7 листопада 1990 року дебютував в офіційних матчах у складі національної збірної Норвегії в товариській грі проти збірної Тунісу. 9 вересня 1992 року забив свій перший гол за збірну в ворота збірної Сан-Марино, матч закінчився перемогою норвежців з рахунком 10:0. Свій другий та останній міжнародний гол забив 9 березня 1994 року в ворота збірної Уельсу.

Того ж року у складі збірної був учасником чемпіонату світу 1994 року у США, де виходив у стартовому складі в усіх трьох матчах збірної. А через чотири роки на чемпіонаті світу 1998 року у Франції був ключовим гравцем команди, яка змогла вийти з групи, що стало її найвищим досягненням в історії.

Після другого для себе мундіалю вирішив завершити виступи за збірну, але незабаром передумав, допомігши збірній пробитись на чемпіонат Європи 2000 року у Бельгії та Нідерландах. На турнірі двічі визнавався найкращим гравцем матчу, а в першому матчі норвежці навіть сенсаційно змогли обіграти збірну Іспанії. В наступному матчі проти збірною Югославії балканський гравець Матея Кежман був вилучений за грубий фол проти Мюкланда всього через 45 секунд після виходу на поле, але норвежці не змогли врятувати матч. В третьому матч збірна Норвегії не змогла здолати аутсайдера групи збірну Словенії (0:0) і покинули турнір.

Незабаром після цього Ерік заявив про завершення виступів за національну збірну. Останній матч за норвежців Мюкланд провів 11 жовтня 2000 року проти збірної України. Всього протягом кар'єри у національній команді, яка тривала 11 років, провів у формі головної команди країни 78 матчів, забивши 2 голи.

Кар'єра тренера
Розпочав тренерську кар'єру 2012 року, очоливши тренерський штаб клубу «Рісер» з рідного міста, який виступав у шостому за рівнем дивізіоні Норвегії. Наразі досвід тренерської роботи обмежується цим клубом, в якому Ерік Мюкланд працює і досі.

Статистика виступів

Статистика клубних виступів

Статистика виступів за збірну

Титули і досягнення

Командні
 Чемпіон Данії (2):
 «Копенгаген»: 2002-03, 2003-04
 Володар Кубка Данії (1):
 «Копенгаген»: 2003-04

Особисті
 Півзахисник року в Норвегії (Приз Кніксена) (2) : 1992, 1994
 Футболіст року в Норвегії (Приз Кніксена) 2000

Примітки

Посилання

Норвезькі футболісти
Норвезькі футбольні тренери
Гравці молодіжної збірної Норвегії з футболу
Гравці чемпіонату світу з футболу 1994
Гравці чемпіонату світу з футболу 1998
Футболісти «Брюне»
Футболісти «Старта» (Крістіансанн)
Футболісти «Утрехта»
Футболісти «Лінца»
Футболісти «Панатінаїкоса»
Футболісти «Мюнхена 1860»
Футболісти «Копенгагена»
Норвезькі футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Нідерландах
Футбольні легіонери в Австрії
Футбольні легіонери у Греції
Футбольні легіонери в Німеччині
Футбольні легіонери в Данії


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NEW data has revealed more patrons than ever are riding the Gold Coast light rail.
An average of nearly 1 million trips a month are being taken on the trams according to figures released by the Department of Transport and Main Roads today.
In the July-September quarter, passengers took an average of 70,575 more trips per month than in the January to March quarter, bringing the total to 949,687 trips a month.
December, had played a big part in increasing patronage.
"Before Stage 2 opened the average monthly patronage of light rail was about 665,000 trips and to now be approaching one million passengers in a single month shows the impact of the extension," he said.
"The three new stations which opened as part of the Stage 2 extension recorded 78,000 trips in their first month of service and have continued to record big numbers since.
Almost one million trips a month are being taken on the light rail. Picture: Jerad Williams"More than 3600 trips are taken each day from the new stations, which have contributed to a 33 per cent increase in patronage across the network.
The figures will be seen as giving a major boost to hopes of extending the tram system further south.
Planning is well advanced for Stage 3A, which will extend the line from Broadbeach to Burleigh, while Stage 3B is expected to further extend the line down the Gold Coast Highway to the airport. Spur lines west to Robina and Varsity Lakes are also being considered.
"The trams carried more than 180,000 passengers across the GC600 weekend this month, making it the busiest GC600 weekend for the system to date," she said.
"In previous years, light rail has carried between 160,000 and 170,000 passengers during the GC600, so it's another record.


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require 'ting_yun/frameworks/instance_methods'
require 'ting_yun/frameworks/class_methods'
require 'yaml'

module TingYun
  module Frameworks

    def self.framework
      Framework.instance
    end

    def self.init_start(options={})
      framework.init_plugin(options)
    end

    class Framework
      include InstanceMethods
      extend ClassMethods

      protected

      def initialize(local_env,config_file_override=nil)
        @local_env = local_env
        @started_in_env = nil
        @config_file_override = config_file_override

        @instrumentation_files = []
      end
    end
  end
end

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Smells, Cash4, Don Pablo Pedro and Keely
Last class of the school year yesterday. Now for finals. Can't wait… Here are some distractions in case you're in a similar boat:
NoseGo has some new prints available today with Unit44. These are not giclee prints, but rather archival pigment prints, a significant step up in quality as I understand it.
The fantastic ceramic street artist Carrie Reichardt is organizing this show in London.
Great sculptural installation and indoor mural by Pixel Pancho in Mexico City.
Loving this collaboration between Kofie and El Mac.
S.butterfly has photos of the Bom.K show in Paris. Wish I could see this one in person.
And Kaws has a solo show in Tokyo at the moment. It's Kaws, so feel free to check out the photos, but you pretty much knows what's coming.
JR and José Parlá collaborated on a mural on the outside of Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, where they have a two-man show opening next week. Glad to see Parlá working outdoors, but it always strikes me as a bit odd since he tries to distance his work from graffiti. I guess when there's a show to promote… Although to be fair, the show is about a series of collaborative murals that JR and Parlá made together in Cuba.
JR's Inside Out project booth in Times Square is a huge hit. He's been covering the street with photos of people who stop by his little photobooth, and it looks awesome. The billboards in Times Square were even (briefly) given over to JR for the project. The whole thing is a fight against outdoor ads and for public spaces for the public, but JR manages to make his point without beating people over the head with politics. Instead, JR just shows people a better world and makes them smile. I'm not a JR fanatic, but I absolutely love this project.
Photo by Hrag Vartanian
KRT and Keely Plaster NYC
With what has been a relatively slow summer in regards to wheatpasting, Cost, Set, and Smells of KRT and Keely came as a breath of fresh air. Flipping between monochromatic color schemes to eye popping fluorescents, the designs in these posters grab the attention of viewers from a stylistically minimalist stance as well as those drawn in by painfully bright colors.
Of particular interest is the use of "emergency orange" in some of Cost and Smells collaborative pieces. While this color has been co-opted in the area by EKG for quite some time, I was glad to see someone else incorporating it into their work, especially when paired with an orange door.
For those who may not be drawn to text-based work, they are sure to notice the razor-sharp edges of Keely's lizard. Having a presence on the streets for a while with stickers, these wheatpastes are the largest images I have seen from the artist outside of Pandemic's walls. The imagery, scale, and voracity with which this team hit the streets recently makes for an exciting end to what has been a relatively slow summer.
All photos by Rhiannon Platt
New in Bushwick, Brooklyn
From playful paste-ups to stylish graffiti murals, new pieces are surfacing daily in Brooklyn's Bushwick. Here's a sampling:
Radical and ND'A
Owns & Ewok
Shank aka Demote
Photos by Tara Murray


These banana nutmeg pancakes are made from scratch with yeast. Just 10 minutes of rising time makes these the fluffiest pancakes you'll ever eat.
Something absolutely crazy happened last week, I've officially been with Ulysses for more than half my life. We started dating when I was 16 and as of the 11th, it's been 16 years since our first date (to see A Bug's Life if you're wondering).
Fast forward about 7 years from that first date (that I can still vividly remember snapping the cap of a Snapple bottle in the car after the movie) and we were trying to pick our first dance song for our wedding.
I hated wedding planning with a passion. I was never one of those girls that had everything imagined perfectly in my head, my fiance was 1,500 miles or so away in Florida and my parents were less than thrilled with me being engaged at the ripe old age of 23 (I get it now but it made for a less than happy time then) and so I pretty much dreaded every detail of the whole thing.
Everything except picking a song.
That was a pretty stress free task among everything else and while it still took me forever, I enjoyed it.
We settled on Better Together by Jack Johnson and of course (in the pre-Pandora days) I had bought the CD.
A CD we'd end up playing on weekend mornings as newlyweds while making breakfast and Jack singing to us about banana pancakes.
And while I have no idea where that cd is now after a few moves, I'll sometimes wake up on a Sunday 20 minutes or so after Ulysses to hear the Jack Johnson station on Pandora playing softly while he makes nothing other than banana pancakes.
So on our 16th dating anniversary (we really don't celebrate this, I just happened to remember the day before this year) I decided to do banana pancakes the legit way, from scratch, no box mix in sight and try things out with yeast.
The answer is no, it's not but I will tell you it makes for the absolutely most fluffy thick pancakes you'll ever eat with just 10 minutes of extra rise time thanks to Fleischmann's® RapidRise Yeast.
The yeast just gets added to the dry ingredients, the milk just needs to be warmed slightly in the microwave and then everything gets mixed together like you would regular pancakes.
After a quick cover and 10 minute rise time in a warm, draft-free place, the batter will be bubbly and ready for the griddle just like regular pancakes.
Well, I'm pretty sure Jack Johnson would approve.
After one bite of these fluffy, flavor-filled pancakes, I would surely write a song about them too.
Try out these other "special" pancakes like apple carrot pancakes with maple cream cheese topping, these lovely almond persimmon pancakes or, these orange basil ricotta pancakes (their flavor is intoxicating!).
If you're looking for a higher protein pancake, don't miss this easy recipe for protein pancakes or pumpkin protein pancakes either!
These banana nutmeg pancakes are made from scratch with yeast. Just 10 minutes of rising time makes these the fluffiest pancakes you'll ever eat.
Combine flour, yeast, brown sugar, salt, baking soda and nutmeg in a large bowl and gently stir together.
Combine the milk and coconut oil in a small bowl and microwave until warm (about 120-130 degrees).
Add the egg, banana and milk mixture to the large bowl and stir until combined.
Cover the bowl with a towel or plastic wrap and set aside in a warm place for about 10 minutes until batter is bubbly.
Meanwhile, heat a pancake griddle or skillet over medium heat and grease with more coconut oil.
Stir batter again after the 10 minutes (it will be thick) and scoop out onto the hot, greased griddle in 1/4 cup measurements. Gently form into a circle, let cook for about 2 minutes until bubbling and set around edges, flip and cook another minute on the other side. Transfer to a plate or wire rack and continue with the remaining batter.
Serve with sliced banana and freshly grated nutmeg on top.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of ACH. The opinions and text are all mine.
What a great story! And I love that Jack Johnson song, too. It always manages to put me in a happy mood. I love the thought of bananas and nutmeg together in a pancake.
These pancakes I definitely will be making tomorrow morning, I am just loving the banana and nutmeg combination. Pinned!


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If Bethesda does one thing extremely well, it's crafting incredibly immersive, ridiculously large worlds for their fans to run around in. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is no exception to that rule. It's gigantic, and when you start to fill in the map with all the little icons that represent places found and yet to be discovered, it's damn near breathtaking how much stuff there is to take in. And that's just the side of the game you've found. Even after playing the game for 40 plus hours I'm still coming across new locations and dungeons to explore. If you're looking for the perfect time waster this season, Skyrim is going to be it.
Of course, Bethesda isn't new at this. The previous game in the series, Oblivion, was also incredibly large. Fallout 3, another fan favorite, was the same but in a completely different setting. And while I enjoyed the post-apocalyptic wastelands of Fallout 3, I have to admit that it's incredibly exciting to go back to the fantasy setting of Skyrim. It helps that this game is a step above anything Bethesda has done previously in regards to graphics. The world of Skyrim is as varied as it is vast, and while most of the promotional material has focused on snow-capped landscapes, there's a lot more to see than you might think.
And surprisingly, it mostly works! Bethesda titles have also been well-known for something less flattering; a series of bugs, some of which could be game crippling. Skyrim isn't without a few, there's the well documented issues on the PS3 with the save file sizes increasing exponentially the more you save, and then there's the texture loading issues that occur on the 360 when the game disc is installed to the hard drive. Personally, playing a 360 version of the game for review, I ran into some longer loading times the more save files I created, and certainly noticed the texture issues. But overall, I feel like the bugs I encountered were pretty slight. They certainly didn't detract in a huge way from my experience with the game, and the biggest issues I was looking for that plagued both Fallout and Oblivion never occurred. Namely getting stuck in the environment with no way to get out, and having my save files corrupted halfway through the game. Those were a bit more game-breaking to me, and never reared their ugly heads here.
But enough about that, let's talk about how much of a blast this game is to play. Like the previous Elder Scrolls titles, you'll be in first person view throughout most of the game, but you can opt to enable a third person camera if you wish. Unlike previous games, the third person view actually looks passable too, I find myself using it when sneaking around to help get a better view of all sides, and your character animation actually looks good with it enabled.
The game scales back some of the class stuff from previous Elder Scroll games, but their absence isn't that noteworthy. When the game begins you'll pick from one of a number of races, with fan favorites like Lizard-men returning again. The races all have a particular skill and benefit, like added resistance to frost damage or diseases, or the ability to regenerate Magicka quicker than others. I opted to go with the Nord race for my initial play through, and I'm currently working my way through the game with a Dark Elf mage/thief hybrid. You no longer pick a character class and pour points into specific skills at the character creation screen, instead you'll mold whatever character you choose into whatever you want them to be. I love that the class restrictions have been lifted, as it really allows me to just do whatever the hell I want.
As you level up in the game you'll gain skill points to pump into a variety of things, like two handed specialization, lockpicking, destruction magic, and so on. The skill selection is also paired down a little from previous games, but again I hardly noticed what was missing. Overall I think it's better to see the selections streamlined into things that are actually having a noticeable effect, and I think it's far easier for new players to grasp the differences between the current selections of skills. And anything that gets new people playing this game is a good thing in my book.
You'll be introduced to a quick opening scenario once you've selected your character, which helps to showcase the new storyline that picks up a couple centuries after the events of Oblivion. And unlike Oblivion, where I found myself pretty disinterested in the overarching plotline, I kept my interest up in what was happening to Skyrim. Having a bunch of giant dragons to contend with certainly helps, but I definitely think the overall plotline is better than the previous Elder Scrolls title. Of course there are also a ridiculous number of side quests to contend with and a lot of guilds to join with their own storylines to uncover. All the side lore stuff that you've come to love about the series is still present, and still fun to uncover if you find yourself invested in the world. Not all the quest lines are mind blowing, but some of the content, like the College of Winterhold, almost feels like a main plot thread unto itself.
Combat in Skyrim is whatever you want it to be, and the combinations of attacks and defense available to you are pretty huge. You can opt to go with a two handed weapon, forgoing defense in favor of more offense, but can still block some blows with your weapon. Or you can go with a sword and board tactic, deflecting blows with a shield and whittling away at your opponent in a battle of attrition. Or better yet, equip a one handed weapon and flame magic, toasting your opponents a bit before they get close enough for a taste of cold steel. Or hell, dual wield your magic, but switch it up so you're tossing flame bolts with one hand and stamina draining frost magic with the other. You're not limited too much here, so if you find one tactic to be a bit boring, feel free to change it up to something else and you'll still remain completely viable.
If you're looking for just one RPG to pass the time with this year (and probably next), Skyrim is definitely it. It's an improvement over the previous Elder Scrolls games, and certainly Bethesda's best title to date. I'm still pouring hours that I really don't have into the game, and find it hard to pull myself away from a second adventure. It does have some technical flaws, but overall I feel like they do little to detract from the experience I've had with the game. This is definitely the most polished, open world adventure from Bethesda, and I look forward to playing a lot more of it in the months to come.