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11 Interesting Facts About Diamonds and gems You Didn't Know
1) Fluorescence of Diamonds Diamond fluorescence is the glow that diamond radiates after being...
Peter Taylor awarded MBE for services to jewellery industry
Peter Taylor, director of the Goldsmiths' Centre, has been awarded with a MBE for services to the jewellery and silversmithing industry. Founded by the Goldsmiths' Company in 2007, the Goldsmiths' Centre is the UK's leading charity for the professional training of goldsmiths. Taylor is a key figure in the establishment of the charity and is […]
Lucara diamond mine renewal approved
Lucara has announced that the application for the renewal of its Karowe mining licence has been approved for a period of 25 years. The new licence will allow Lucara to continue mining for diamonds until 2046 and marks a "critical step" in the formal sanction of the Karowe underground expansion project. The Karowe underground expansion […]
Chancellor unveils £4.6bn in new lockdown grants
Businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors are to receive a one-off grant worth up to £9,000, the chancellor has announced. The news comes after the prime minister's announcement that businesses will be closed until at least February half-term in order to help control the spread of Covid-19. This comes in addition to the […]
Hancocks London launches January jewel of the month
Hancocks London has released its Jewel of the Month series which features a Scottish Gold Hardstone Bulla-Style Locket Fringed Pendant, priced at £3,850. Dated back to circa 1870, the pendant measures 3.6cm in width with an "Etruscan-inspired bulla" design which features a flower motif with a gold bead centre surrounded by six lobes of various […]
Diamond trading slows over Christmas
Diamond trading slowed down over the holiday season as the industry shifted focus to retail and as diamantaires took their end-of-year break, according to Rapaport USA. The volume of 1-carat diamonds on RapNet declined 24% in the second half of 2020, with the top 10% of diamonds in that category selling at an average of […]


The goaltending in Philadelphia hasn't been very good to start the season, and now the crease will belong to Steve Mason.
The team announced that Michal Neuvirth will be out four to six weeks with a lower body injury. Neuvirth was injured during the first period on Saturday night against the Minnesota Wild while making a save. He went down to make a save and his left knee bent backward and while the goalie struggled to get up afterwards, he decided to finish out the first period. Mason took over the crease to start the second period. The injury was reported to be a left knee sprain by Tim Panaccio of csnphilly.com.
Neuvirth had been struggling throughout the season. He is 4-2-0 in nine games played this season. He has a 3.54 goals against average and a .859 save percentage, neither of which are good numbers. The goalie has been letting in some soft goals, but has also been left out to dry by the play of the team in front of him. He has allowed three or more goals five times this year and has been pulled twice. There have been times where it has looked like Neuvirth has gotten over his struggles only to have given up a bad goal on the next shot.
The crease will now belong to Mason, who had a strong outing after coming in for Neuvirth on Saturday night. Mason has also struggled at times during the season, and has been inconsistent. He has also let in some cheap goals that should have been saves. The goaltender can now look to get on a roll since the crease now belongs to him. The play in front of the goalies definitely needs to be better, but Mason needs to be sharper and make the easy saves.
The Flyers will likely call up Anthony Stolarz, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms starting goaltender. In eight games played this season in the AHL, Stolarz is 6-2-0, and has only allowed 19 total goals. He has a 2.39 goals against average to go with a .927 save percentage. This will be Stolarz's chance to show what he can do at the NHL level.
He has been playing well for the Phantoms, and he should get to make his NHL debut this time around. Stolarz was called up towards the end of the season last year when Neuvirth was injured, but he never got the chance to make a start since the Flyers were in the middle of a playoff race. Mason led the Flyers to a playoff spot down the stretch with his stellar play.
If the Flyers want to get back on track and string some wins together then they are going to need the goaltending to step up and lead the way.


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Beyond the Great Pyramid: 5 Lesser-Known Pyramids That Shaped Our Understanding of Ancient Egypt
By Joel Hruska on May 3, 2018 at 11:30 am
The Great Pyramid at Giza, and its two cousins at the Giza pyramid complex, have long dominated popular understanding and discussion of the pyramids of Egypt. In some ways, this is deserved — the three structures are a testament to phenomenal human ingenuity and capability, as well as a demonstration of Ancient Egypt's tremendous ability to mobilize thousands of workers across a considerable distance.
But they're literally just one piece of the story of tomb-building and artwork in ancient Egypt, and one that occupies a relatively small slice of time. Here, then, are five other major pyramid complexes in Egypt, as well as a discussion of what they taught us about the time period in which they were built.
(Note: In the list below, "Name" refers to the name of the pyramid complex in ancient Egyptian.)
Pharaoh: Djoser
Date:: 2667 – 2648 BC.
Name: Unknown
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The Step Pyramid of Djoser is famous enough that plenty of people have heard of it. What's less-well known is how this structure — the earliest-known example of large-scale, cut-stone construction — is a stunning departure from the structures that came before it. Prior to Djoser, burials in Ancient Egypt occurred in mastabas, ancient tombs of mud-brick with sloping sides. The Step Pyramid represents multiple mastabas stacked on top of one another, but the structure was not simply an elaborate tomb. Archaeologists believe the entire design may echo the Egyptian crown of the era, and have been intended to facilitate the king's ascension to join the North Star.
An absolute warren of passages exists underneath the Step Pyramid. The original mastaba is M1, followed by M2 (an expansion on all sides), and then M3, an expansion on just the east side. The original four-layer structure, P1, was then further expanded into P2, the same shape and size of the Step Pyramid today. The entire pyramid complex is surrounded by the Great Trench, a trench 750 meters long and 40 meters wide. The rock to build the Step Pyramid is believed to have been quarried from here. The Step Pyramid of Djoser is so revolutionary in part because it represents a huge leap forward over everything that had come before. Its influence would be felt in Egyptian pyramid construction for hundreds of years.
Meidum
Pharaoh: Sneferu
Date: ~2639 – 2589 BC
Name: Sneferu endures
Meidum is thought to be the second pyramid built after Djoser's famous Step Pyramid. The original plan called for a pyramid of seven steps, but the pyramid was later reworked for an eight-step base. The architect, the successor of Imhotep, genius builder of the Step Pyramid, later decided to use a limestone fill to transform Meidum from a step pyramid to a "true" pyramid. Where the initial foundation and initial modifications rested directly on bedrock, the final limestone layer was laid horizontally rather than angling towards the pyramid's core, and rested on sand. These modifications compromised the structure, and the Meidum pyramid is believed to have collapsed during a downpour while still under construction.
1) – Original 7 steps. 2). Modified 8 steps. 3). Tomb entrance. 4). Surviving structure. Image by Wikipedia
The Meidum Pyramid may be the first to feature an actual burial chamber at its core, and is the first of three pyramids built by Sneferu. The Bent Pyramid (our feature image) shows a sharp shift in angle that may have been adopted after the collapse of Meidum, which makes this pyramid an excellent example of how the Egyptians of the Old Kingdom applied knowledge from high-profile failures when building later tombs. Its design makes it clear that the ancient Egyptians were exploring more advanced form of pyramid construction quite rapidly after the success of the Step Pyramid.
Sahure
Pharaoh: Sahure
Date: Early 25th century BC
Name: The personality (ba) of Sahure appears
Image by Wikipedia. The far end of the still-extant causeway is visible in the foreground of the image.
Sahure may look like little more than a rubble pile, but it's an exceedingly important site. While the pyramid itself is poorly preserved, the larger complex to which it belongs represent the final phase of a layout system that would remain unchanged for more than 300 years. The screenshot below, from Google Maps, shows the size and scope of the ruined pyramid, pyramid complex, mortuary temple, and a roofed causeway, which once ran more than 700 feet to a valley temple that would have been located on the shores of Abusir Lake.
More than 107,640 square feet of valley, temple, and causeway were decorated with fine relief carvings. The temple and pyramid are noted for the fine construction materials used, including alabaster, basalt, limestone, and granite.
Sahure's complex also contains artwork showing Syrian brown bears, depictions of defeated enemies, examples of platform columns (which became standard for temple columns after this period), treasure ships arriving from Punt, and extensive painted reliefs. The temple complex had a clear impact on the evolution of Egyptian funerary practices and art for centuries to come.
Neferirkare
Pharaoh: Neferirkare Kakai
Date: 25th century BC
Name: The personality of Neferirkare or "Neferirkare takes form" (Alternate)
The pyramid of Neferirkare was originally constructed as a step pyramid, even though the Egyptians had moved on to true pyramids by this point. The limestone cladding used to convert the pyramid to a true pyramid was done cheaply and has collapsed; the "steps" of the pyramid are clearly visible above.
Neferirkare's pyramid is important for what was found adjacent to it — an enormous set of papyri collectively known as the Abusir papyri. The Abusir papyri are important for two reasons. First, they represent the earliest known example of the Egyptian hieratic script, which is important for dating other archeological finds. Second, they contain information on the administration of a Pyramid temple and the duty assignments of the priests in question.
Religion was central to every aspect of Ancient Egyptian life, from birth to death, and finding papyri from this early stage in Egyptian history informed our understanding of these cultural practices.
Pyramid of Unas
Pharaoh: Unas
Date: mid-24th century, BC
Name: Beautiful are the places of Unas
Unas' pyramid — or, if we're being honest, "heap of rocks" at this point in history — contains the first example of what are now known as the Pyramid Texts — the religious spells and inscriptions that were used to safeguard the Pharaoh on his journey between this world and the next. The spells contained within covered every aspect of the Pharaoh's journey, from spells of protection for his body to those intended to call upon the gods for aid. They detail the rituals that were used by the priests to consecrate the body, including the critical "Opening of the Mouth," ceremony, which was believed to be essential to the deceased's ability to eat and drink in the afterlife. A translation clipped from a larger passage follows:
Recitation 217:
Sun Atum, this Unis [Unas] has come to you — an imperishable akh, lord of the property of the place of the four papyrus columns. Your sun has come to you, this Unis has come to you. You shall both traverse the above, after gathering in the netherworld, and rise from the Akhet, from the place in which you have both become akh.
A section of the Pyramid Texts. Image by Wikipedia
Seth and Nepthys go, announce to the gods of the Nile Valley as well as their akhs. "This Unis has come, an imperishable akh. Should he want you to die, you will die; should he want you to live, you will live."
(The akh was the component of the soul which survived death and mingled with the gods thereafter).
Unas' pyramid texts are the smallest of the Pharaohs, but provided the standard all later tombs followed. Reading the language of the Pyramid Text, there's a sense of the religious meaning behind the words, even across the thousands of years that separate us from the priests who would have spoken these words. They intended for their spells to protect and guide the soul of the Pharaoh throughout eternity. Their dedication shed light on a culture whose most important religious practices and understandings might otherwise have long since slipped beneath the sands of time.
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Roads for Self Driving Car Tests Now Open Thanks to University of Michigan
The University of Michigan has recently opened up Mcity, the first controlled environment in the world meant for testing of self-driven cars.
This ambitious plan first sprung into life, back in June 2014, when it was announced that a 32-acre playground that Mobility Transformation Center designed and developed in conjunction with the private sector, which includes the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) was going to be opened. The main agenda behind this project is to ensure that by the time 2021 comes around; all automated, connected and self-driven cars will be running on Ann Arbor roads.
This is nothing like a normal playground or simply a test track, rather, in MTC director's own words, this faux city is a "test environment." Here you will find real life simulations that are meant to help the vehicles being tested navigate urban and suburban routes with traffic signs, intersections, signals, building facades, streetlights, sidewalks and construction as well. Peter Sweatman, the director of MTC, also notes that there are so many challenges ahead as more and more auto cars keep flooding the real roadways. As a result, there was need for such a facility that is safe, controlled and offers the car makers a realistic environment where they can figure out more on the potential of this emerging technology.
There are already quite a number of new driving techs that are being tested across the U.S. However, Mcity promises something different and unique in addition to performing a rigorous examination of any car before sending it out to the real roads.
On this note, there are some minor changes installed in the facility, for instance, road signs have been defaced by graffiti and lane markings are also faded. This is to help examine how these connected and auto cars can handle the daily challenges faced and can be interpreted by human drivers. Sweatman believes that the test ground will help a lot in ensuring that these connected and automated cars become a game changer as far as efficiency, energy, accessibility and all in all, safety are concerned.
The facility will test two major types of technologies. Connected cars – these are cars that talk to each other or to other infrastructure, commonly known as V2I or V2V – and varying automation levels, up to cars that are fully self-driven.
Mcity is open to any person who wishes to test their futuristic modes of mobility. However, it is a lot better to be a partner with MTC or be affiliated to the University of Michigan for you will get priority over other non-connected groups. The good news for Mcity is that while already $10 million has been channeled to the facility thanks to funds from MDOT and U-M, MTC will still receive funds of $1 million from each of the 15 companies it is working with on this project over the next three years.
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'Icarus' wins big
Documentary covers Russian doping scandal, not other nefarious intentions.
Gwyn McAllister
The documentary "Icarus" has all the elements of a spy flick, and has ties to Boston and Martha's Vineyard via some the producers and director Bryan Fogel. It presents the kind of fictionalized scenario where the protagonist is unwittingly drawn into a world of intrigue. When actor and filmmaker Bryan Fogel set out to make a film investigating the effects of performance-enhancing drugs, using himself as guinea pig, he ended up uncovering a story about the Russian government–backed doping scandal that subsequently made front-page news.
In 2015, another documentary by an East German filmmaker prompted an extensive investigation, which unearthed widespread doping and cover-ups by the Russian authorities and led to Russia's participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics being limited, and the Russian Olympic Committee suffering a temporary suspension.
Although viewers of the 2017 doc will likely be familiar with the scandal and its aftermath, what makes the film compelling is that not only was it filmed in real time — as the investigation was ongoing — the filmmaker himself ended up in the middle of the drama.
Fogel first met Russian scientist Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the director of Russia's national antidoping laboratory, when the filmmaker was searching for assistance with his original plan of using performance-enhancing drugs and seeing how easy it would be to beat the system. During the course of Fogel's recorded interviews and eventual meeting with Rodchenkov, the scandal was revealed, and the disgraced scientist, with Fogel's assistance, escaped to the U.S., fearing for his life. (Another key player in the doping scheme died under mysterious circumstances shortly after the scandal was uncovered. Rodchenkov eventually brought his story to the New York Times as a preemptive tactic, to avoid being a target of Russian operatives intent on silencing him before it was too late.)
In "Icarus," the scenario is played out for full dramatic effect, complete with anxiety-inducing musical score. Furthermore, Rodchenkov proves to be such a colorful and likable character that he charms the viewer into all but forgiving his misdeeds and casting him as a victim.
That's one of the problems with the documentary. Fogel attempts to draw more from the story than is truly justified. The title alone is problematic. Rodchenkov is hardly an innocent pawn — like the Greek tragic figure — who allowed his ego or ambition to get the better of him. That's really not the story. And although he is technically a whistleblower, Rodchenkov only spilled the beans when the facts were already on the table and his life was in danger.
Furthermore, the filmmaker tries to compare the situation to the scenario of the classic "1984" by George Orwell, in which the government persecutes individualism and independent thinking. Rodchenkov was a major player in the doping, and the film is a bit too sympathetic to the likable, at times downright goofy, Russian scientist. Toward the end of the doc, the now fugitive scientist is filmed reading sections of the groundbreaking dystopian novel, and then the filmmaker follows up with two sections based on the "1984" principles for survival. It's a device that feels oddly out of place.
"Icarus" walked away with the 2018 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. No doubt people saw the doping scandal as an indication, if not a precursor, of other nefarious acts by the Russian government. However, through the overly dramatic music and other attempts to notch up the suspense, one has to remind oneself every so often that the issue at hand is cheating in sports, not an international incident of greater proportions.
"Icarus" is streaming on Netflix.
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Do me a favor and clickity click your way to the fundraising page and make a small donation (or a large one, by all means!) to help fund my little brother's mission trip to Ecuador next month. Actually, they leave in 2 weeks so time's a wasting.
Kenny is in his last semester at FUS and is one of the best guys I know. He has a deep desire to serve and to spread the love of Christ in a tangible way. I was talking with him last weekend while he was here for wedding festivities and asked him what the plan for the trip was and he said that the plan was to set up basic medical facilities for the village they'll be visiting. Not being pre-med or nursing, he said his contribution would probably be to carry stuff, haul trash, maybe give talks on basic hygiene to the people of the village, and perhaps do some catechetical instruction like "Why go to Confession" and "the importance of going to Mass" And he was so happy to be going to do these basic things! He didn't mind one bit that he'd be doing the grunt work of the trip, and he is paying out of pocket to do so.
As a survivor of FUS student loan debt myself, I know it's no small detail to shell out money during college for even fun and frivolous matters — but to spend $ on a mission trip for senior spring break…well that's something special.
So yeah, I think he deserves an honorable mention and a shameless plea from his proud big sister. So what are you waiting for?
my sister Maureen will be on that same trip! Crazy!!
How small is the world! I was blessed to lead this mission 2 years ago and it is life changing, to say the least. I am so happy your brother is going. I've donated through FUS but will continue to pray for the success of their mission! So much love!


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We've only attended Independent Security Advisors (ISA) training school for the dignitary protection training and we can only elaborate on the instructor Matthew Parker, his course curriculum and training tactics. And our conclusion is that ISA training exceeds the basic fundamental of EP.November 18-24 of 2013, we attended ISA dignitary/executive protection training—March 2018, we attended ISA for the executive protection refresher course which was held at George Mason University in Virginia. Overall, we are pleased with the training and highly recommend ISA for your executive/close protection training and certification.We selected to attend ISA because it has a unique training method that stands out from rest. Their training programs are the ONLY training in the nation that provides participants with a certificate that actually holds value in the Security Industry.The CEO/President of Strategic Intelligence Solutions, Patrick Cox completed his seven-day training in Dignitary Protection in Maryland at the Prince George's County Police Training Academy.Students who successfully completed the training all obtained a certificate from ISA honored by Prince George's County Maryland Police Training and Education Division. In addition, the certificate is accredited by the Maryland Police Training Commission with 53 service hours which is transferable into credits for participants interested in furthering their education.The experience is extremely informative and will provide you with the real-life knowledge that you can apply immediately in real life situations as it relates to protection, security, risk mitigation/assessment, surveillance, operations management, and threat analysis.ISA in partnership with Henley-Putnam School of Strategic Security assists students to earn a Bachelor's Degree in Strategic Security and Protection Management. By combining A ISA course with the Henley-Putnam web-based training program students receive both hands-on and theoretical foundation of dignitary and executive protection and they hope this partnership with an institution of higher learning is the first step in establishing a recognized national standard in Executive Protection training and accreditation.This means members of law enforcement may also receive in-service training credits, and all students that already have an AA degree will receive credit towards a BA from Henley-Putnam. ISA program graduates will also earn scholarships towards Henley-Putnam Program.In addition, (ISA) is a premier security consulting firm that specializes in Dignitary/Executive Protection, Security Consulting, Risk Assessment/Management, just to name a few.Finally, ISA programs were vetted and accredited by law enforcement training commissions, now have been accepted as foundational core courses in the upper-level Strategic Security and Protection Management degree program.
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A message of thanks to Matt Parker.I just graduated your program in March at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. The entire week was stressful. Everything changing last minute, long days, etc. We knew why that was and we adapted and overcame.Fast forward to a recent detail I did for a Supreme Court Justice the other night. It was exactly like the capstone we did in class.The principal liked to play it loose and didn't want to be crowded. He preferred to go up stairs instead of elevators. Every contingency plan was used. He entered and exited different doors than we had planned.I lead our team and worked well with the SCPOTUS detail, but even they knew how he was. Long story short, it was Matt's class that allowed myself, Ed Gannon, and Andy Sanavaitis - all recent graduates of the same class, to stand tall and roll with the punches.Thanks again for a great class, Matt!
The 7 day Dignitary Protection class was outstanding. Matthew Parker is a great instructor with real-world knowledge. The course is fast paced, there's a lot of information coming at you in those 7 days but it's all presented in a manner that allows you to process & retain it. If you're motivated, I highly recommend this course. Whether you're a professional already in the industry looking to expand your skill set or just starting out; you will walk away with increased knowledge and new confidence in your abilities.
Absolutely epic!! Ok, so, this is how it all started,...Day One, straight outta the plane and into the "think tank". We were going over how to do proper in-depth threat assessments with Matthew Parker, CEO/President of ISA, who put this entire course altogether and was doing a fabulous job by the way, and then at some point along the way, I suddenly saw Joe Autera, CEO/President of VDI, on the screen going over vehicle dynamics and how that all fits into executive protection details. He is amazing!! It's the only course I'd ever recommend for driving techniques. It was nice to see him again! Scanning the room, who do I see? Ron Sable, former SOF Green Beret and my classmate from Eric Parker's, #SelectInternational (PDS0416). Gotcha. LOL! But of course, there was a few graduates of Select International there.The CEO/President and sponsor of the event, Chris Coleman, of Red 5 Security, was also a guest speaker. He was CAT Team Trainer for the CIA and a former FBI agent. Unbelievable start to a great week ahead from Day One and Two in a room full of heavy hitters and industry leaders. But, little did I know, there was so much more to come. Just wow.I believe this was Day 3 when we were going over formations, cover/evac, attacks, mission planning, motorcades, more threat assessments and intel gathering. More group assignments that seemed impossible to complete. Out on the field most of the day in 28-degree weather. And of course, nothing is as it seems and then just when you thought you got a handle on things, everything switches last minute. Surprise! Kinda like what really happens in real time security details. 🙄 The drills were challenging, timed, and repeated until completed correctly by everyone. It was nice to see Carl, former US Secret Service, of Red 5 Security again and hear his story. I haven't seen him since the IPSB 2017 Close Protection Conference in Las Vegas. Loved the question/answer session! He is a world of knowledge. But overall, the day was intense, thought-provoking, and at times, physically demanding. It's a 511 cargo pants kinda day, and it's best to leave the heels at home for this one. Great day! Thank you, Matthew Parker!


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Video games took modern society by storm. You can even study them and obtain a Ph.D. in the field! Games are now a part of our daily lives and they continue to gain ground. The gaming industry maintains its status of one of the biggest and fastest growing ones out there. One of the newest trends is mobile gaming. It's hardly surprising, since everyone has a smartphone nowadays, and mobile games are extremely easy to download and install.
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Gameloft is one of the largest mobile video gaming companies in the world, with more than 5,400 employees worldwide. You probably have one or two of their games installed. Minion Rush: Despicable Me Official Game, Disney Magic Kingdoms, Dungeon Hunter Champions or the Asphalt series, just to name the most popular ones. Working in an environment like this is both challenging and fun. The industry moves at a cutthroat pace, instilling a sense of urgency in delivering new features and games. Move quickly and innovate, or get swept away by the competition. According to Gameloft, good communication practices and a shared passion for gaming are the secret to their success. They're a dedicated and driven bunch who strive to create an amazing workplace and, as a result, release the most entertaining games out there.
"Video game development is deadly serious!"
– says Dmytro Ryzhykh, who is a local producer of new games. We got a chance to chat with Gameloft about BigPicture and how it helped Gameloft introduce a smoother and more efficient process, which, as always, is something we strive for. So, how do big games and big pictures come together?
Jira is a project management tool used in Gameloft every single day. When the company grew to over 5,400 employees and the amount of games released picked up, the need for a more advanced PPM solution appeared.
"We were missing this beautiful perspective, which the Big Picture plugin adds to have an overview on the project macro planning."
One Gameloft project usually involves a team of 20+ people working in various fields – 3D artists, developers, and game designers. That's a bunch of people! Each of the departments has its own agile board to track progress against the project goals. At some point Gameloft had to export data to spreadsheets, which didn't allow data to be synced in real time and led to misunderstanding. The company was looking for a different, easier and more Agile solution. That's when Gameloft's and SoftwarePlant's paths crossed.
According to Dmytro, BigPicture made the whole production department's work easier by streamlining their planning and execution. Creating games, with all the different team roles and complex processes involved, is an area where a PPM solution definitely comes in handy, not only for development teams, but for whole department.
Project Managers in these types of structures are always striving to organize all processes and resources as neatly as possible. Fast-paced work environments and tight schedules mean they need to have a plan B for the plan B. Showcasing these plans to their teams and management is much easier with the addition of the BigPicture. Here at SoftwarePlant, we are proud to support the best companies with our solutions and always take pride in adding another satisfied customer to our list.
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Firstly, why does BigPicture have modular and not monolithic architecture? Freely choose a set of 3, 5, 7, or whatever number of the 10 BigPicture modules, and arrange them into a workflow. Mix hybrid, agile, and classic project management approaches. Read more.
Secondly, there is logic to the three layers of BigPicture's administration/configuration. The app's initial "one-time" configuration is separated from everyday business administration. A project manager can "overwrite" central settings to customize and personalize the project. How to do the configuration and administration in BigPicture?
Thirdly, some managers do keep track of resources, while others don't. It tends to be problematic to "calculate" whether the whole resource management thing will eventually pay off. Let's check when resource management usually does make sense. And eventually, why do some project managers deliberately skip resource management? What could you lose doing resource management poorly?
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The Atlassian ecosystem is constantly evolving, and we are not staying behind. We want to offer our users continuous support in their migration journey to new solutions and hosting models. Hence, we are developing a migration support solution. We will soon offer backup and restore options for all hosting versions of BigPicture. The mechanism will enable easy migration between different hosting models.
We aim to further expand our family of integrations. We have already connected the BigPicture with Trello and Jira instances in the same hosting model as the parent instance. We plan to enable easy integration with multiple Jira instances, regardless of their hosting models, and with popular management platforms, such as Azure DevOps, GitLab, Microsoft Planner, and more.
All the changes and improvements featured on this page are not only intended to take your management experience with BigPicture to the next level but, first and foremost, to gradually materialize the vision of BigPicture.one – a standalone app reaching beyond the Jira realm. To get updates on BigPicture.one, remember to subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.
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The more information you can collect, the better. Raw data is not enough. That's why we focus on better data visualization in the Reports module. It will soon be capable of presenting crucial information such as cross-team dependencies, predictability reports, velocity charts, work progress reports, or team availability reports, to name just a few. This is just a beginning, as we aim to expand the range of report widgets successively.
The Overview module will also be adapted for greater flexibility. We plan to achieve this by introducing configurable Column Views. You will soon be able to create a customized Column View by removing unnecessary columns and selecting such that you need to switch between at any time easily. Column Views will also be branded by newly implemented metrics.
Furthermore, we aim to expand financial monitoring. We plan to add new columns on Overview: Budget, Actual cost, and Estimated cost. The latter two indicators could be either set manually or calculated automatically – based on the costs of tasks in the scope. The next planned feature to implement is that users will have the possibility to calculate the estimated task and actual costs based on the cost rates of resources needed to perform it.
We intend to focus more on Objectives & Key Results (OKRs). Users will soon be able to align the objectives with scheduled works to drive execution. Furthermore, key results of the objectives could be tracked and measured. The former allows breaking the biggest, most ambitious goals into smaller, more manageable, and transparent elements. The latter will improve the control over the execution with the help of generated, up-to-date charts.
Next Level of User Experience
Our first and foremost priority is user experience. We strive to even out the performance of modules containing large tasks and resources and shorten their loading time.
Our next goal is to improve the performance and usability of key functionalities, such as scheduling and planning within modules. We want to make BigPicture even more transparent and user-friendly by enhancing sorting, filtering, grouping, and searching functionalities. Key operations will be enhanced and adjusted to the requirements of integrations with 3rd party tools, and inline task editing will be available directly on the app screens.
We believe that functionality must go hand in hand with accessibility. We aim to make our app as user-friendly and accessible as possible to shorten and improve the onboarding time of new employees. Moreover, we are preparing a multi-language app interface containing a set of available translations and more. Users will customize the language used in the app or even create new translations, depending on their internal operational needs. We put customers at the center of our attention.
On top of that, we plan to introduce color-coding automation. Users will be able to automatically color tasks – based on predefined business rules and preferences.
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USA's Massialas, Italy's Volpi, Team Italy Win Paris Men's and Women's Foil World Cup
PARIS, France, Jan. 12-15, 2023—USA's Alexander Massialas and Italy's world champion Alice Volpi won the individual gold medals at the Paris Mazars Challenge International de Paris (CIP) Men's and Women's Foil World Cup, with Italy winning both team gold medals. The event took place at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, with 258 men and 210 women fencers participating in the competition as well as 28 men's and 23 women's teams.
Massialas faced Italy's Guillaume Bianchi in the final bout of the men's individual foil event, winning with a 15-5 score. In the semifinal round, Bianchi won against Spain's Carlos Llavador, 15-10, while Massialas beat Hong Kong-China's Olympic champion Ka Long Cheung, 15-13. Of note, Ka Long Cheung defeated France's two-time world champion, Enzo Lefort, in the quarterfinals, 15-12, and Llavador won against Italy's Olympic champion, Daniele Garozzo, in the round of 16, 15-7.
Volpi faced USA's Olympic champion, Lee Kiefer, in the final bout of the women's individual foil event, winning with a 15-13 score. In the semifinal round, Kiefer won against Italy's Francesca Palumbo, 15-10, while Volpi beat France's world champion Ysaora Thibus, 15-13.
In the men's team foil event, Italy won against USA in the final match, 45-42. USA defeated China in the semifinals, 45-23, while Italy beat Japan, 45-44. The bronze medal went to Japan over China, 45-16.
In the women's team foil event, Italy won against USA in the final match, 45-32. USA defeated France in the semifinals, 45-35, while Italy beat Japan, 45-43. The bronze medal went to Japan over France, 45-39.
Final rankings in men's individual foil included Alexander Massialas (USA, gold), Guillaume Bianchi (ITA, silver), Ka Long Cheung (HKG, bronze), Carlos Llavador (ESP, bronze), Alaaeldin Abouelkassem (EGY), Enzo Lefort (FRA), Alexandre Ediri (FRA) and Filippo Macchi (ITA).
Final rankings in women's individual foil included Alice Volpi (ITA, gold), Lee Kiefer (USA, silver), Francesca Palumbo (ITA, bronze), Ysaora Thibus (FRA, bronze), Pauline Ranvier (FRA), Jacqueline Dubrovich (USA), Serena Rossini (ITA) and Flora Pasztor (HUN).
Final rankings in men's team foil included Italy (gold), USA (silver), Japan (bronze), China, Poland, Korea, Egypt and Ukraine.
Final rankings in women's team foil included Italy (gold), USA (silver), Japan (bronze), France, China, Canada, Poland and Ukraine.


Following which AIADMK's Chief Whip S. Rajendran wrote to Dhanapal to disqualify the 19 MLAs who have rebelled against Palaniswami.
Eighteen rebel AIADMK MLAs were today disqualified by Assembly Speaker P Dhanapal amid the power tussle between chief minister K Palaniswami and sidelined leader TTV Dhinakaran.
Dhinakaran said his MLAs will approach the court against the disqualification even as the rebels dubbed the move as a "murder of democracy".
"Our MLAs will move the court and we will get justice,"
he told reporters at Kancheepuram district.
It said the rules were in accordance with the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution.
"With the Honourable Speaker ordering for the disqualification of MLAs from September 18, 2017, they have lost their membership," of the House, the statement said.
MLAs who have been disqualified are Thangatamilselvan, R Murugan, Mariappan Kennedy, K Kathirkamu, C Jayanthi Padmanabhan, P Palaniappan, V Senthil Balaji, S Muthiah, P Vetrivel, NG Parthiban, M Kothandapani, TA Elumalai, M Rengasamy, R Thangadurai, R Balasubramani, SG Subramanian, R Sundarraj and K Uma Maheswari.
Decrying the Speaker's move, Vetrivel said, "This is the height of mistakes being committed by those in power," in an apparent reference to Palaniswami.
"This is the height of mistakes being committed by those in power...It is not easy to disqualify even one MLA...This is murder of democracy," he said in response to the disqualification of the 18 MLAs including himself.
He said it was for the court to decide whether or not the disqualification is valid.
"According to us, it is not valid," he added.
To a question, he declined to spell out his faction's next course of action, saying "not everything can be revealed now."
He, however, said, "let the floor test happen."
The action was taken to ensure the government's survival in a possible floor test since Palaniswami did not have the required 117 MLAs' support in the 234-member House, he claimed.
Dhinakaran loyalist and Perambur MLA, P Vetrivel, said they will move the court "as soon as possible" against Dhanapal's decision.
The 18 MLAs, who were disqualified today besides another, had on August 22 met the Tamil Nadu Governor Ch Vidyasagar and conveyed that they had lost confidence in Palaniswami.
One of the dissident MLAs, STK Jakkaiyan, had later switched camps to support Palaniswami.
These MLAs had since been demanding the removal of Chief Minister and have been hopping from resort to resort in Puducherry and Coorg apparently not to be persuaded to join the Palaniswami camp.
Their August 22 meeting with Rao had come a day after the formal merger of the two factions led by Palaniswami and then rebel leader and now Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam.
Earlier, Chief Government Whip S Rajendran had urged the Speaker to disqualify the said MLAs for "anti-party activities" following their revolt against the Chief Minister.
Though the Speaker had issued notices to all the dissident MLAs seeking their individual presence, they had, however, not turned up. But Jakkaiyan had met the Speaker and given an explanation.
A resolution adopted at a meeting chaired by Palaniswami on August 28 had said Dhinakaran was "removed" from the post of Deputy General Secretary.
Opposition parties have since been insisting the Governor direct a floor test for the Palaniswami government for proving its majority in the Assembly.
In the 234-member House, AIADMK has a strength of 134 MLAs.
The RK Nagar seat fell vacant last year following the death of then Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
The Opposition has a strength of 98 including DMK's 89.
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        headers: this.headers,
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          email: this.user && this.user.email ? this.user.email : '',
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There has already been backlash regarding Virtual Reality (VR) programs being created and promoted for children's use.
In children, it's also been found to cause cognitive problems and unknown consequences.
Inclusive ClassVR is introducing Virtual and Augmented Reality Resources suitable for students with learning difficulties, sensory impairments and physical disabilities. There are currently over 500 pre-made activities aligned to UK National Curriculum and US State Standards.
Imagine subjecting this on special needs children.
Kids may believe technology operates via harmless magic. Does any of this still seem harmless to you?
Many around the world are already being proactive about their concerns that children being harmed by excessive "screen time" and exposure to radiation from digital and wireless WiFi technology.
Recently a new study revealed that children absorb 2-5 times higher doses of microwave radiation than adults from Virtual Reality systems.
Apparently Inclusive ClassVR doesn't understand "The Precautionary Principle." Do you?
1 Comment on "Company Creates Virtual Reality Products for Special Ed Students Even Though Research Already Confirmed Children (and Adults) Can Be Harmed By It."
The "precautionary principle"? That's just SO yesterday, at least in the view of Big Telecom and those pushing the depopulation agenda(s)! Nevertheless, you shouldn't have to be a science genius to realize that it's better to be safe than sorry. Besides which, there ALREADY exists a preponderance of scientific evidence demonstrating that these technologies are unsafe, especially for children! Especially if you have young children, start doing YOUR homework while school is out for the summer. Check out The Fullerton Informer, Joe Imbriano's YouTube channel for excellent information on the threat posed by 5G, AI, and all wireless technologies. If possible, pull your children out of public school, and start home schooling them!


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Check out our story in the West Australian Newspapers travel section and Today Tonight programme.
Cassie Silver took a trip the WA Goldfields for a real treasure hunt.
Follow in the footsteps of ghosts of the past. Our gold prospecting tours run from April to November.
We offer a variety of history tours and a full introduction to gold prospecting.
Before you spend thousands on a gold detector, let our experienced guides teach you what you need to know, the best type of equipment for you, and how to maximise your experience.
An eco-camp on our own gold lease.
Hot showers and chemical toilets.
485 acres of Virgin bushland that has recently produced nuggets, plus another 300 acre gold bearing lease that has produced nuggets up to 15 ounces.
Large Salmon Gums, Gimlets and Black Butts providing various shaded camp sites with kangaroos, emus and a variety of birds all roaming freely.
Detector hire included. Latest Minelab gold detectors.
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5.7 km from Broad Arrow.
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Easy access for large vehicles and 2 wheel drive cars.
Charge points for cameras and phones.
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Travelling by caravan, camper, tenting it or just out for a drive, we can accommodate you.
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Latest model Minelab Detectors, harnesses, picks and GPS hire included.
Charge points, toilets and showers provided including hammocks if you just want to relax and read a book.
Detect at your pace on our beautiful 480 acre lease.
Family $700.00 (2 adults-2 children under 12 years) 2 Minelab detectors.
Discounts available for larger groups.
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* Twin share= 2x Minelab detectors and training included.
Includes camping at our lease, use of facilities, Detector hire and all dinners around our campfire.
Fully catered gold prospecting package for the lite traveller.
*Twin share= 2x Minelab detectors and training included.
Accommodation in one of our Oztrail tents.
This is a 7 day/6night tour leaving Perth or Albany (Kalgoorlie 4 & 7 night options) heading to the WA goldfields with stories bout the Gold rush. This is an outback camping and prospecting tour camping out under millions of stars in tents, comfy beds, hot showers and chemical toilets. You will get to experience firsthand the historic goldfields and the unique beauty of this amazing region.
We will even try to answer one of the greatest questions, does Lasseter's Reef really exist? Well…………..
· Paddy Hannan Statue and the exact location Paddy found the first nugget.
· Scenic bush drive and prospecting.
We also include some outback pubs so you can meet the locals and have a yarn about stories of gold and visit mines of yesteryear.
All travel, tours, meals, accommodation, metal detector hire and access to mining leases is included in this tour. Just bring your bag, pillow and sense of humour.
Campers and caravans can come on site anytime.
Please call us if dates are not updated as during these busy periods and also being based at our camp outside of Kalgoorlie, internet access can be challenging.
There is no promise that you will find gold but you will be given every opportunity with access to exclusive tenements that have not been thrashed with the knowledge on how and where to find it. We only use the latest Minelab detectors that have proven themselves in finding gold in these harsh environments.
There is an old belief that every nugget has the finders name on it. Be prepared to get gold fever and make new prospecting buddies!!!
Register your interest now to avoid disappointment as positions are filling quickly or call Marty on +61455112231 to find out more.
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