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G Suite vs. Office 365 Which office suite is best for you?
Aug 21, 2019 | G Suite, Microsoft 365
Once upon a time, Microsoft Office ruled the business world. By the late 1990s and early 2000s, Microsoft's office suite had left rivals such as Word Perfect Office and Lotus Smart Suite without any. Then, in 2006, Google launched Google Docs and Spreadsheets, a collaborative online word processing and spreadsheet duo that, combined with other business services, formed the Google Apps Suite, which was later renamed G Suite.
While Google's productivity suite didn't immediately make waves in the business world, its functionality and popularity have grown over time, with more than 5 million paying users now. At the same time, Microsoft has shifted its focus from traditional genuine Office software to Office 365, a subscription-based version that is more like a service, frequent updates and new features. Office 365 is what we're focusing on in this story.
Choosing an office suite isn't as simple as it used to be. We are here to help.
Comparison of G Suite to Office 365. What is the best productivity suite?
G Suite and Office 365 have a lot in common. Both are subscription-based, per-month charges to businesses, and different levels of fees depending on the functionality that customers need. Although G Suite is web-based, it also has the ability to work offline. And while Office 365 is based on installed desktop software, it also provides (less powerful) web-based versions of apps.
Both kits work on a range of devices. Because web-based, G Suite works in most browsers on any operating system, and Google also offers apps for Android and iOS. Microsoft offers Office client apps for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, which can run across browsers.
These suites also provide the same basic core applications. Each has word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, e-mail, calendar, and contact programs, as well as video conferencing, messaging, and note-taking software. Each has the cloud storage associated with it. However, these individual applications also have a big difference in management tools in a business environment. And both suites offer a large number of additional tools. Therefore, it can be difficult to decide which suite is better for your business.
That's what this article does. We provide a detailed office suite for every aspect, from an application comparison to how each suite handles collaboration, how their applications are integrated, their prices and support, and so on. Our focus here is on how these kits work for the business, not for personal use.
Pricing: G Suite and Office 365 subscription comparison
"Follow the money" is the mantra of investigators everywhere, and it's a good place to start when you start deciding which office suite is right for you. Individuals can use several online applications in both suites for free – including Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, as well as Microsoft Word Online, Excel Online, and PowerPoint Online–, but businesses should choose paid G Suite and Office 365 subscriptions for the necessary security and management features. Take a look at the chart below, first g Suite, and then Office 365 to compare plans and prices.
Enterprise's G Suiite pricing options
There are three versions of Google Suite. Basic, Business, and Enterprise. Basic, $6 per user per month, including a full range of apps and 30GB of storage. (Nonprofits can use G Suite Basic for free, $12 per user per month, and the business plan includes all of these features, plus unlimited storage and archiving, enterprise search capabilities, additional management tools, and low-code applications.) The Enterprise Edition, which costs $25 per user per month, includes all the features of the Business Edition, plus more administrative controls.
Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise Pricing Options
Office 365 Enterprise Subscriptions are more complex, from the most basic version of Office 365 Business Essentials, $5 per user per month, to Office 365 E5, $35 per user per month, and is the most feature-rich version for the enterprise.
In addition, many Office applications and services are available on demand. Some companies prefer to pay for lower-level plans and then one or two of them as add-ons rather than higher-level comprehensive plans.
Comparison of G Suite and Office 365: Apps by App
Every business has different needs, and your business may value certain applications more than others. For some companies, word processing and e-mail may be the most important applications in the office suite, while others may need a powerful spreadsheet program, not anything else.
To help, we've compared each of the major types of applications in G Suite and Office 365 so you can lock in the applications that are most important to your business and let their strengths and weaknesses guide your overall decision."
We will only include the following highlights.
Word processing: Google Docs vs. Microsoft Word
It's quite straightforward to decide whether your business is using Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Which is more important to your users: easy-to-use collaboration, or the maximum scope of document creation and editing? When it comes to collaboration, Google Docs is even better. For a fully functional word processor, you'll find that what you need is Word.
I'm talking about Word with great functionality, not a bunch of tools your business might never use. I'm talking about powerful features that make your workflow easier and more productive. If you're creating a report, manual, resume, or almost any other type of document, Word provides an excellent set of preset templates so you can quickly start writing and know that your document will have a solid, useful design. For example, Word has nearly 50 different reporting templates, compared with five for Google Docs. Word also provides more chart types and styles that can be embedded in the document.
But When it comes to real-time collaboration, Google Docs is better than Word. Collaboration is seamless and built into it from the start, and in Word it's harder to use, less comprehensive, and feels attached, not an integral part of the program.
Word has always been the gold standard for off-site collaboration — editing and tagging documents for others to review — but Google Docs has come a long way and is now almost as good as Word. Word's editing tools are slightly more controllable, but otherwise their levels are basically flat.
Spreadsheet: Google Forms and Microsoft Excel
Do your company's users work primarily on spreadsheets, or do they often work with others? The answer to this question will determine whether Excel or Google Sheets are better for your business.
Excel is a clear winner for users who work mainly on their own. Like Word, its wide selection of templates provides a wealth of content. For example, there are more than 60 templates that provide more than 60 templates for different types of budgets. Whether it's a business budget or a special-purpose budget, such as a marketing campaign budget, you'll probably find one that fits your needs and can be easily edited. By contrast, Google Sheets has only three different budget templates.
Excel also offers many more chart types than Google Sheets — a total of 17 — including popular chart types such as bar, line, pie, bar, and area; And many chart types have multiple subtypes — for example, in a bar chart, you'll find clustered bars, overlay bars, overlay bars, and subplots, each with two variations. Google Sheets has only seven major chart types. Creating charts with Excel is also simpler than in Google Sheets.
But in real-time collaboration, Google Sheets far outstrips Excel. As with Docs, collaboration is embedded directly in Sheets. Not only does it have more powerful tools, but they are naturally integrated and easy to access. The same is true for editing and commenting on spreadsheets.
Presentation: Google Slideshow and Microsoft PowerPoint
Like word processing and spreadsheet applications, Google Slides or PowerPoint is the best place for your business. Do you value collaboration or the power of the demo program? If collaboration is the king of your company, Google Slides is better. For every other reason, PowerPoint is.
For example, PowerPoint's QuickStarter feature can quickly start a presentation. Choose the theme of your presentation, and QuickStarter will guide you through creating an outline, start slide, template, and theme. Google Slides doesn't have the right features.
Similarly, like PowerPoint, it makes it easier to add graphics, transitions, animations, and multimedia. It also has more chart and table types. And it has an awkwardly rich feature in the presentation itself, such as Rehearse Timings, which times each slide as you rehearse, which means the time you spend on each slide. That way, you won't get into trouble on any of the slides, and you can practice giving each slide the time you deserve. Google Slides doesn't have that feature.
However, google Slides rules, when it comes to collaboration, are far more than the clumsy and clumsy features built into PowerPoint. Also, since Slides offers fewer features than Excel, it is slightly easier to create slides because it does not encase many features on the interface.
Email: Gmail and Microsoft Outlook
If you like simplicity, you'll prefer Gmail to Outlook. Gmail has a cleaner, less cluttered interface than Outlook's default interface, which strikes the best balance between ease of use and powerful features. However, Outlook has made some progress in ease of use, and you can open a new simplified ribbon.
Whether you're creating, replying to, or managing emails, Gmail provides an intuitive interface and easy-to-use tools to get your work done quickly. Our favorites include an AI-driven option that prompts words and phrases as you type, a "tips" feature for forgetting messages, and a "sleep" button for delaying receiving messages.
However, when it comes to powerful features, Outlook rules. For example, Outlook's Spotlight feature lets you see and reply to the most important messages first, while its Clean up feature does a good job of simplifying long threads of messages, so they're easier to follow. And because contacts and calendar features are part of Outlook itself, they integrate well with e-mail. Gmail relies on separate Google contacts and calendar apps, which can make browsing more difficult.
If your users want every possible ringtone and whistle, Outlook can provide it. Gmail is a better choice if you want to get things done quickly.
Collaboration: Google Hangouts chats and parties with the Microsoft team
As I've pointed out many times in this article, When it comes to document collaboration, Gmail is far better than Office 365 — it's embedded directly into the interface, rather than feeling like an afterthought like Office 365. It's all in front of you, invite people to collaborate, set permissions to collaborate, and chat with them while you're doing work together. There's a deeper learning curve for using collaboration in Office 365, and even if you learn how to collaborate, it's not as seamless as G Suite.
However, working together on a single document is only part of it. When it comes to more complex, enterprise-wide collaboration capabilities, Office 365 contains more tools than anything G Suite offers. For example, Microsoft Teams combines features such as group chat, online conferencing, web and video conferencing, custom workspaces, and shared team libraries, more complex and useful than any Google feature. Teams has deep connections to the rest of the Office platform, providing easy integration with Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive for Business, and more.
Microsoft's Skype for Business video conferencing platform also integrates Office 365, but is phasing out teams.
G Suite, on the other hand, offers Hangouts Meet and Hangouts Chat for video conferencing, a messaging and workflow integration platform that is tightly integrated with the rest of G Suite. These tools are useful and straightforward, although they are not as powerful as Office 365 products.
Office 365 and G Suite each offer their own social network-like places to interact with, as does Office 365's Yammer and G Suite's Currents. However, none of them are directly integrated with their respective office suites.
Storage and file sharing: Google Drive with Microsoft OneDrive for Business and SharePoint
In addition to the cheapest version of the G Suite — basic version, which provides only 30GB of storage per person, both suites come with plenty of storage space. Two more expensive G Suite options include unlimited storage. Office 365's Small Business and Low-level Enterprise programs include 1TB of storage per user, while their E3 and E5 plans include unlimited storage.
There is little difference between G Suite and Office 365's storage and shared document capabilities. Both Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive for Business have directly integrated their own office suites and both allow you to access files on any device. In G Suite, files are saved in the cloud by default, not the device itself, although you can also store them locally. In Office 365, they live on every device, and they also live in the cloud, and all files are synchronized together.
If you're worried about offline access to the cloud-first G Suite, it provides a management tool that allows administrators to set whether users can access their documents and use Docs, Sheets, and Slides when their computers are not connected to the Internet. These tools allow administrators to install a policy on each PC that allows access, or let each user decide whether to allow offline access.
OneDrive has a nice feature called OneDrive Files on Demand that lets users decide which files to store on their personal devices and which files to stay on on the cloud, even though files and folders in the cloud can still be downloaded when they are on the device.
Almost all Office 365 business and enterprise plans include a free version of Microsoft's SharePoint service, called SharePoint Online. SharePoint Online adds a lot of functionality to storage and sharing. It manages and organizes documents, workflows, and other shared information, often through a series of small Web sites.
SharePoint Online is delivered as a service and hosted by Microsoft, so businesses don't need to buy and manage their own servers and infrastructure. However, they may need administrators to handle some SharePoint Online tasks, such as content management and portal design.
In addition, there is a paid version called SharePoint Server, which is provided under a separate license and is not part of Office 365. With SharePoint Server, your business can host and manage the physical and software infrastructure that SharePoint needs. This means performing tasks such as setting up servers, applying security patches and feature updates, and monitoring uptime, reliability, and security. With SharePoint Online, these tasks are handled by Microsoft.
Google doesn't offer a service in G Suite that's really comparable to SharePoint Online. Users of business plans and enterprise plans can use a feature called Team Drive, a Google Drive folder that can be accessed and managed by multiple people. They can serve as convenient repositories for team members to store and share documents, images, and other files, but team drives are not like the integrated in-site sites provided by SharePoint.
One last thing to note is that Google's search tool finds documents in Google Drive is much better than Microsoft's Search tool in OneDrive, and its cloud search capabilities extend Google's search capabilities to all of the company's content. That being said, it's generally easier to browse OneDrive using File Explorer than to browse Google Drive on the web.
Other tools and other features for G Suite and Office 365
These two office suites offer more than just standard word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and email/calendar applications, each with additional features. Understanding these additional features can help you decide which suite is best for your business.
Office 365 goes far beyond the basic functionality of the suite, with many additional applications and smaller applications. The most important of these is Access, which can be used to build business applications that can be based on templates or start ingress entirely from scratch. It is designed for non-developers, although it does require some coding intelligence. Access is only available to Windows, office 365 E1 and Business Essentials users. Another PC-only program (except E1 and Business Essentials) that is included only in business plans is the desktop publishing software Publisher.
The OneNote Notepad app is a very useful but underutilized part of the Office suite. Last year, Microsoft stopped installing the OneNote desktop client as part of a standard Office installation, although it can still download it separately. However, from March 2020, desktop apps will again be included in Office 365 — a good thing because it provides much more powerful features than the web or universal Windows platform version of the app.
Office 365 also comes with Microsoft Forms, an app that lets you create surveys, quizzes, and polls, as well as Microsoft Planner, which, as the name suggests, helps teams create plans, share files, chat about your work, and track updates. It can work on its own or integrate with Microsoft Teams. Another application included in the Enterprise Office 365 program is Power Automate (formerly known as Microsoft Flow), which allows enterprises to automate repetitive tasks and integrate them into workflows — for example, when new items are added to SharePoint, alerts are sent automatically.
Other apps and services included in some Office 365 business and enterprise initiatives include: PowerApps, a low-code app development tool; MyAnalytics, a productivity analysis tool; Delve, a tool that lets users find and organize content in Office 365; Stream, an enterprise video service; Sway, a tool for creating web-based presentations; and Kaizala, A mobile job management application for front-line workers.
Finally, Microsoft offers additional tools that are not part of Office 365, but are integrated with Office 365, such as To Do, a to-do list app that works with Outlook and Microsoft Planner.
It's a lot of extra stuff, which is both a good and a bad thing. The benefits are obvious — there are plenty of tools available for you. The downsides may be less obvious—- it's confusing to know how they work (or not work) together.
G Suite has fewer extra tools, and most of them are less powerful than the extra tools of Office 365. Google Forms, which works alongside Sheet, is probably the most powerful and useful of these additional tools. As the name implies, it lets you create forms for a variety of purposes, such as order forms, work requests, leave requests, and active feedback.
Google Sites is another useful tool. It lets you create team and company websites for personal projects, events, and other similar purposes. There's also a Google Keep notes app, which is simple, simple, not as complicated as Microsoft's OneNote. AppMaker (G Suite Business and AppMaker in the Enterprise Program) provides a low-code app development environment.
If you want to create graphics, especially charts, you'll love Google Drawings, which isn't included in G Suite, but can work with G Suite (and it's free). If you create a drawing with Drawings and embed it in Google Doc, and then make changes in the drawing file, the drawings in Google Docs will be updated.
With the exception of Microsoft's Access and PowerApps and Google's AppMaker, none of these extra features offer knock-on-the-brick features that allow those with limited programming experience to create truly useful applications. Therefore, they may not affect which suite is best for your business. For many companies, they are a must-have tool, not a must-have.
G Suite and Office 365: Security and management tools
Choosing a productivity suite with the best functionality is one thing, but it is often overlooked how difficult, or how easy, it is to manage the suite and protect your data. Even the best user-facing features can't make up for the lack of security and management tools. So, you're going to want to compare G Suite to Office 365.
Both suites are managed through a Web interface, and in both cases, the interface has some unsatisfactory aspects, with some confusion in options and layout. However, Microsoft's 365 Central Administration Center's Essentials view is better than anything in G Suite because it makes it easy for you to accomplish the most common tasks, including editing new and existing users, changing licenses, paying bills, and installing Office on your device. And it has an Add User Wizard that helps you set up email, licenses, roles, contact information, and more in one place.
In addition to the interface, Office 365 provides better account security, superior mobile management, and more administrative control. However, G Suite supports critical management functions and is not required to comply with the enterprise. And both suites protect your data with enterprise-class security and provide a central security center to manage user rights and protection.
G Suite and Office 365: Services and Support
In an ideal world, there would be no problem with the office suite and no one needed technical support. But we don't live in that ideal world. So you'll want to know what kind of support and updates G Suite and Office 365 offer.
G Suite provides 24/7 technical support by phone, email, and chat, but only for G Suite administrators. There is also a searchable admin help center and a blog that covers the posting of G Suite updates. Also useful is G Suite administrators helping the community, including forums and YouTube videos, to help administrators with common tasks. Non-administrators need access to Google's general help area, which includes many Google products, including YouTube, Google Maps, and Google Photos, in addition to The Various Components of G Suite. There is also a G Suite Learning Center for user training.
In addition, Microsoft provides Office 365 administrators with 24/7 technical support to help Office 365 administrators by phone, email, and chat. The Office 365 Admin Help Center includes help for small businesses and businesses, and office 365 training centers provide comprehensive video training for administrators, IT experts, and Office 365 users. There are also a considerable number of forums devoted to Office 365. The Office Help and Training Area has a variety of help, as low as the application level, including consumer and administrator troubleshooting. As for updates, Microsoft typically releases Office 365 updates once or more times a month, and publishes information about each update online.
Can Office 365 and G Suite work with other enterprise software?
As you've seen throughout the article, Office 365 and G Suite have their advantages and disadvantages, so you might want to use both products — for example, Office 365 for document creation and G Suite for collaboration.
In theory, this is possible. But in fact, it's a bad idea. This is partly because G Suite documents are not saved as local documents and have their own file format. Instead, they exist on Google's servers. You can save them in a variety of file formats, including Office 365.docx, .xlsx, and .pptx, and you can also import files from these and other formats. There's even a way to edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files in the original format on Google's servers. But I've found that in translations between Office 365 and G Suite, formats and layouts are often lost, embedded video doesn't work, not all reviews are displayed, resolved reviews don't appear, comments you're in Google don't get back to Office, and so on.
In addition, if you transfer files back and forth between two suites, workflow can be a nightmare. The idea behind online editing is to have a single location where everyone can collaborate on the latest version of each file, but if you use both G Suite and Office 365, different versions of the files may be stored on Google Drive, OneDrive for Business, or both.
But what about content creation, collaboration, and storage with one suite, while another suite is used for communication such as email, shared calendars, group chat, and video conferencing? Again, it's ok in theory, but I don't think it makes any sense. Because complex workflows make everything more difficult, and you lose integration in each suite. Another problem is that when there are no obvious benefits, businesses must pay, manage, and maintain two office suites instead of one.
As for integration with other enterprise software such as Salesforce, Shopify, HubSpot, and other, both suites have a lot of tools to do. If any particular enterprise software is particularly important to your business, you'd better test integration with G Suite and Office 365 before deciding to use G Suite and Office 365.
Who should use G Suite?
About all this, what kind of company should use G Suite? It's simple. If document collaboration is your company's DNA, or if you want to incorporate it into it, G Suite is your best choice. In fact, the time collaboration features far exceed anything Office 365 can offer. They are an integral part of the kit's design and are simple to use, with little time to get started and run.
G Suite is also a good choice if your company doesn't need all the complex features of office 365 individual applications. Every single application in G Suite is easier to use than Office 365, especially if Gmail is more direct than Outlook. And if your users search for documents a lot, Google Drive's search features are more than Office 365 can offer.
Who should use Office 365
If powerful and complex features are more important to you than the best way to collaborate, Office 365 is your best choice. Every app is superior to its G Suite equivalent. And you can't collaborate in real time in Office 365. It's just a bit of a hassle, not as direct as G Suite. And Office 365's tagging is exemplary, so it's a good choice when people need to review each other's work.
There are other reasons why businesses use Office 365. While G Suite's team drivers are useful for sharing documents and materials, they cannot be compared to the fully collaborative environment provided by SharePoint. If you want to manage your mail server instead of using managed email, you'll also want to use Office 365. Microsoft Teams, on the other hand, provides a great way for teams to share their work with each other.
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Director Lamberto Bava is probably most famous for being the son of legendary Italian director Mario Bava. The elder Bava is one of those filmmakers whose work is ubiquitous among hardcore horror fans, but his reach beyond that is minimal.
Nevertheless, his influence is responsible for a huge portion of the Italian horror and thriller output of the '70s and '80s, and by extension has influenced filmmakers for decades beyond. So, understandably, Lamberto Bava has had some very big shoes to fill in his career, and he can hardly make a move without someone reminding him of the legacy he represents.
One of the greatest achievements of Mario Bava's career is the creation of the giallo, a uniquely Italian substrand of the thriller genre that focuses on mystery, blood, and sex in a more visceral way than previous thrillers had. As such, it was only natural that Lamberto Bava would attempt to step into his father's footsteps and add to the Italian giallo legacy. One of Lamberto Bava's more successful ventures in giallo is 1983's A Blade in the Dark (La casa con la scala nel buio), a film brought to new light as part of 88 Films' Italian Collection.
A Blade in the Dark traces the story of a film composer drawn into a web of mystery and malice after he rents a house and everyone who visits him begins to die violent, bloody deaths. The composer Bruno, played by Andrea Occhipinti (Conquest), is scoring a thriller that is being directed by a female friend of his. In order to isolate himself so he can work, he rents a villa from a friend that is subsequently visited by several women, mostly friends of the mysterious prior tenant, Linda.
One by one these women disappear, leaving Bruno in the dark about what is going on with the villa, until he starts to notice similarities between the film he is scoring and the real life danger in which he finds himself. As the dominoes continue falling behind him, Bruno must escape so that he doesn't become the next victim.
Lamberto Bava's A Blade in the Dark came relatively late in the giallo cycle. These films, which most scholars agree began with Mario Bava's The Girl Who Knew Too Much in 1963, were a staple of Italian cinema through the late '80s. However, the vast bulk of the films that fall under this umbrella released during the '70s, at which time they made superstars of directors like Dario Argento, Sergio Martino, and Lucio Fulci, all of whom graduated from Italy's fabled Spaghetti Western films.
As a result, the giallo moved from being moody thrillers to violent splatter films, just like the rest of the related genres moved from atmospheric to visceral experiences. A Blade in the Dark fits well among this later crop, though Bava does pay tribute to his own heritage by mixing in more atmospheric moments than most giallo of the time.
Unlike most of the genre, A Blade in the Dark takes place mostly in broad daylight, in spite of the title, which clearly sets it apart from other giallo films. This allows the film and filmmaker to explore his surroundings and juxtapose their austere cleanliness with the brutal violence of the murders. The villa in which Bruno is working is filled with white walls and white tiles, so when a vicious attack occurs, the red of the blood is in greater contrast to its surroundings. I found myself reminded of a classic death in Argento's Tenebre (1982), in which a similar tactic is used to make the violence appear more brutal. When Blade does plunge us into darkness, it's typically as a result of the film-within-a-film that Bruno is working on as a way of exploring what Lamberto's film is not, as opposed to aping previous work.
Another key element that makes A Blade in the Dark work on more than just a surface level is the blurring of the lines between the film's score, and the work of Bruno on the film within. The use of metacommentary has become commonplace in horror films today, and this was certainly not the first use of a horror film mixing its reality with the viewers, but it is an early example of this effective tool to keep the viewer off balance. This off kilter approach to scoring the film is one of the key elements that distinguishes A Blade in the Dark from its contemporaries.
While A Blade in the Dark isn't a classic by any means, it's certainly a film worth watching. Lamberto Bava is a director with a wildly uneven CV, and this early work of his is by no stretch his best. The 1985 heavy metal horror classic Demons takes that crown, hands down. However, in comparison to his other films, A Blade in the Dark stands out as one of which his father would have been proud.
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88 Films is a new label for ScreenAnarchy; this is our first review and I must say I'm pretty impressed. A Blade in the Dark is a part of their fascinating Italian Collection, which is packed with giallo, action, eurocrime, and horror films. The line ranges from cult classics like Anthropophagus, Zombi Holocaust, and Night Train Murders, to more obscure films like Blastfighter, SS Experiment Camp, and Hitch-Hike.
A Blade in the Dark fits somewhere between those two categories, but I'm certainly happy to have gotten the opportunity to see it. The disc looks quite good, though the image isn't exactly a stunner, it's a solid HD transfer with no significant print damage, a good color balance, and decent fine detail. This is definitely an upgrade from the previous DVD. For a film shot on 16mm film, you can't ask for much more. The disc provides both an Italian and English DTS-HD MA Mono track, though both must be accessed through the main menu and cannot be switched while watching the movie, which is a bit disappointing.
The extras on the disc sound minimal, but actually provide over an hour of further context that is very informative. First up is a 20 minute interview with cinematographer Gianlorenzo Battaglia in which he describes working with Lamberto Bava both as an apprentice and on his own. His fond memories make for interesting viewing.
The second extra, and easily the longest, is a Q&A with Lamberto Bava, moderated by High Rising Production's Calum Waddell. This feature is 50 minutes long and while it is very informative, I really wish they'd included subtitles for Bava. Even though he is speaking English, it's quite obvious that he's not entirely comfortable with the language. I can understand the vast majority, but a little clarity never hurts. These extras definitely help add context to this underseen film and enhanced my appreciation for both A Blade in the Dark and its director.
88 Films' Blu-ray of A Blade in the Dark is a UK product and locked to Region B, so North American and Asian fans will need special hardware to view the disc.
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Nigeria: Rensource-Spinoff Sabi Closes $6m Bridge Round, Expands B2B Retail Platform Outside Nigeria
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Most of these businesses operated offline until a few years ago when startups brought about digitization by providing infrastructure and a gamut of e-commerce and financial services.
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Choose one of the 6 escape rooms available in and around Hot Springs! Escape rooms are perfect for any occasion: a night out with friends, a date, a birthday celebration or a team-building activity. Search for clues, solve puzzles and work together to uncover the mystery – it's time you escaped the room!
Cold Case is a crime scene themed escape adventure.
Will you be able to save everyone in the room? What sacrifices are worth making to save yourself?
You and up to five of your friends will be a very special clinical trial group in Dennis' office.
A Hot Springs themed escape room adventure.
You have one hour to make it all the way back to present day and escape the room.
I loved the Bathhouse/Gambler room. The props were great, the staff was freindly and helpful. Can't wait to try one of the other rooms!
We held our annual company Christmas party on December 19th in the Bathhouse Gambler escape room and it was SO MUCH FUN!! This was the first escape room experience for the majority of the group and they were nervous about getting started. But the room was very engaging and interesting, so they got into it right away. The puzzles/problems were a great combination of difficulty and cleverness that picked the brains of even the seasoned escape room participants. Everyone loved the Hot Springs theme and were talking about it for days after we played. Everyone agrees we will return soon to play the two other rooms!!
Escape Hot Springs offers challenging fun for the whole family. Great for team building. The Cold Case room was full of tricks, we loved it. I highly recommend Escape Hot Springs for groups, work teams and families! Great! Great! Great! Plus the staff is amazing too!
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Butiksstängningslagen var en lag som reglerade detaljhandelns öppettider.

Lagar reglerande butikers öppettider antogs 1900 i Norge och 1904 i Storbritannien, Österrike-Ungern 1908 och Danmark 1910. I Sverige försökte man länge på frivillig väg reglera butikernas öppettider, men 1904 lade riksdagsledamöterna Jakob Byström och Karl Gustaf Karlsson fram en motion om regleringar även i Sverige. De förnyades under de följande åren och 1906 beslutade regeringen att begära förslag om lagbestämmelser inom området och 1909 lades förslaget fram och antogs 6 juni 1909. Lagen kallades vanligen Butiksstängningslagen och bestämde att butikerna på vardagar inte fick öppna tidigare än klockan 7.00, och måste stängas senast 20.00. Matvarubutiker och tobaksaffärer fick dock öppna redan klockan 6.00, och tobaksaffärer fick hålla öppet ända till 21.00. Öppettiderna på söndagar reglerades tidigare om lagstiftningen om sabbatsbrott, men genom en ny lag 6 juni 1912 inkluderades även ett förbud mot öppna butiker på söndagar och helgdagar. Lokala ordningsstadgor tillät även strängare reglering av öppettiderna.

30 maj 1919 antogs en ny lag som reglerade öppettiderna än hårdare. Handelsbodarna hade tillstånd att hålla öppet 8.00-19.00, under perioden 10–23 december fick dock butikerna ha öppet till 20.00. Butiker där mejeriprodukter, ägg, margarin, konditori- eller bagerivaror såldes fick lov att öppna redan 7.00 och ha öppet en timme senare än övriga butiker. På söndagar eller helgdagar fick inga handelsbodar, rak- eller frisersalonger, eller badhus hållas öppna. Butiker för färska livsmedel som ovan eller frukt och levande blommor fick dock ha öppet på söndagarna 7.00–10.00. Specialtillstånd kunde utfärdas.

Undantagna från bestämmelsen var kaféer eller restauranger med förtäring på stället, försäljning av biljetter för järnväg och båtar, apotek och försäljning av "för motorfordons framföring nödvändiga varor".

Butiksstängningslagen av 22 juni 1939 innehöll i stort sett samma bestämmelser som 1919 års lag.

Från 1967 tilläts alla butiker ha öppet till 20.00, och 1972 fick Sverige helt fria öppettider. Men frågan om begränsning av öppettiderna har dock återkommit tid efter annan. 1975 tillsattes en affärstidskommitté i riksdagen, och ett beslut om reglering av öppettiderna stöddes då av alla riksdagspartier utom Folkpartiet och Moderaterna. Någon sådan reglering kom dock aldrig till, men frågan återkom politiskt fler gånger fram till 1991. Fram till slutet av 1990-talet drev Handelsanställdas förbund frågan om reglering av öppettiderna.

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After war crime film, Pakatan MPs want Najib to skip CHOGM in Sri Lanka
PETALING JAYA, July 26 — Several Pakatan Rakyat (PR) MPs want Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to boycott the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2013 to be held in Sri Lanka and sever ties with the country following revelations of alleged war crimes in a controversial documentary.
At a screening of the film "No Fire Zone" at the Kuala Lumpur Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Lumpur last night, Subang MP R. Sivarasa, speaking on behalf of the group, said atrocities shown committed by the Sri Lankan Army on thousands of Tamil people required a drastic response.
"He must be labelled a war criminal because that's what he is," Sivarasa said after the documentary screening, referring to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
Headed by Sungai Petani MP Johari Abdul, the group of PR MPs, formed on July 3 following a special screening of the documentary to parliamentarians, will now seek to deliver a memorandum to Najib urging him to boycott this year's edition of the bi-annual CHOGM in Colombo in November.
"No Fire Zone", a feature-length documentary directed by British film-maker Callum Macrae, debuted in the Palais des Nations in Geneva in late February and was screened during the 22nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
It covers the final weeks of the Sri Lankan civil war and depicts the war crimes committed by the Sri Lankan Army on thousands of Tamil people, including the alleged close-range killing of Balachandran Prabhakaran, the 12-year-old son of the slain Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam leader.
The Sri Lanka High Commission here had earlier sought to prevent yesterday's screening, petitioning the Foreign Ministry and the Censorship Board to stop what it described as a film "based on false and distorted facts."
An earlier screening on July 3 by human rights group KOMAS had resulted in the arrest of three staff members and the subsequent questioning of the group's director, Tan Jo Hann.
Yesterday's screening by rights group Lawyers for Liberty, however, was uneventful but drew a gaggle of 30 officers from the Home Ministry who left after the screening.
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The More, the Merrier: A villa rental is a great option for families and groups traveling together—you can most likely find a vacation home for rent that has the space and privacy you require.
Think Local: You travel the world not to leave your mark on it, as much as to have the world leave its mark on you, and there's no better way to do that than to completely immerse yourself in a local experience. Like trying the destination's signature dish, using as many native words as you know, following the customs as best you can.
Popular choices for villa rentals include cottages in Ireland and England, apartments in London, Paris and Rome, villas in Tuscany and the Caribbean and condos in Hawaii, Costa Rica and Belize. This is a vacation, of course, and you might not want to make the beds each morning or make dinner each night; if that's the case, ask about staffed villa options – in destinations like Jamaica, staffed villas are common and, for a reasonable fee, you'll find yourself in the company of your own cook, housekeeper and gardener. Need help picking your perfect place? That's where we come in! Not only do we have experience coordinating condo & villa rentals but we also enjoy staying in rentals ourselves. We'l work with you to find out what's most important to you, and where you can find your best match.
1. Be Flexible: There might not be a villa rental that's a perfect match for all of your criteria. Think about what's most important to you, and start there.
2. Think Real Estate: With villa rentals, price often reflects location—a beachfront villa, therefore, will often cost more than a similar villa located up the hill.
3. Think Amenities: When comparing villa rentals, look beyond number of bedrooms and find out if the homes have the amenities you most desire, like air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, outdoor living space, onsite staff and a pool.
4. Buy Insurance: Most villa rental reservations are non-refundable, so getting appropriate travel insurance will cover your investment in the event that you have to cancel for covered reasons.
5. Be a Good Guest: You might be fine with putting the kids to bed on the couch, but the homeowner may not approve, or there might be local fire codes that prohibit such behavior. Know the homeowner's rules, and then follow them.
Most apartment rentals have a 5 night minimum stay (surcharge for fewer nights). Villa rentals are available on a weekly basis from Saturday to Saturday.
Unlike websites like homeaway, flipkey, vrbo etc. where an owner can list their property without going through any type of vetting process whatsoever, I only work with professional property management firms for apartments and vacation rentals. This is essential to ensure my clients are staying in a legal vacation rental and that the home is routinely maintained and inspected. In addition to this level of quality control, this means there is a local office available to assist you should you have any questions or issues during your stay. Professionally managed homes do tend to be slightly higher (10-20%) but the peace of mind is truly priceless.


All OUAT fans gathered around their televisions to watch the finale of season three last night. Some were excited how it ended and others outraged. Regardless of the ONCER's feelings, they will all be back around the television for season four. We also got a glimpse at the new villain who will shake things up.
The most talked about moment was not about Rumple and Belle getting married. Even naming Snow White and Prince Charming's baby Prince Neal did not top this topic. It was about Regina and Robin Hood. She finally found her true love and let her guard down. However, Emma saved a woman who she brought back from the past.
That woman was Maid Marian – Robin Hood's wife. Where does this leave Regina? Obviously, she is furious with Emma for bringing her back. On the same note, will Robin Hood just walk away from Regina and everything they have been going through?
The other most talked about moment was the new villain. We saw a glimpse of Elsa from Frozen. Are you excited for this new villain? Did you guess right? If not, whom were you hoping?
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Come on are you kidding me, what was up with that Marian and robin thing, Emma was so selfish and stupid. I just hope that in the new season Regina gets to stay with Robin. Regina needs her happy ending.


Bacteriocins are antimicrobial peptides produced by bacteria that kill or inhibit the growth of other bacteria. Bacteriocins differ from most therapeutic antibiotics in being proteinaceous and generally express a narrow specificity of action against strains of the same or closely related species. The principle objective of the work was to characterize and partial purify bacteriocins (PPB) from fermented vegetables, Coccinia grandisand Curcuma amada and to confirm the antagonistic activity against gram negative enteric pathogens specifically, E coli ET, E.coli MDR and andSalmonella spp. Bactericidal property of potential isolates were confirmed by Deferred antagonism assay and Agar overlay assay. Partial purification of bacteriocins and characterization of bacteriocin like substance (BLIS) was performed by demonstrating the effects of temperature, pH, enzymes and detergents on its inhibitory activity. BLIS isolated from the strains were found to be thermostable and inhibitory activity was stable over a wide pH range from 7-11. Molecular weight of the BLIS was determined and inhibitory activity was further confirmed by gel overlay assay.
Bacteriocins are safe food preservatives as they are degraded by digestive enzymes.
Thus, high thermostability, wider range of pH stability, stability to proteolytic enzyme and bactericidal mode of action confirms that the antibacterial substance secreted is a potent bacteriocin.
This partially purified bacteriocin may hold a great promise to target pathogenic bacteria and may ultimately be employed as pharmabiotics and a novel alternative to existing antibiotics.


The Russian premiere of Giya Kancheli's orchestral work "Rokwa" will be given at this year's Andrei Petrov Composition Competition in St. Petersburg on 20 September 2012 during the final concert.
This work, completed in 1999 and premiered in Lucerne during the same year, will be presented by the International Youth Symphony Orchestra of the Chapel Taurian St. Petersburg conducted by Arkadi Steinlucht.
The rest of the concert will consist of Kancheli's "A Little Daneliade," Andrei Petrov's orchestral fantasy "Master and Margarita" and the Suite from Petrov's film music "Amphibian Man." The competition is being sponsored by the Petrov Foundation.
Giya Kancheli is at the same time the chairman of the competition jury, to which Alexander Knaifel, Miroslav Skorik and Vladimir Tarnopolski also belong.


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Музей Вестерботтена — музей, расположенный в районе Гамла шведского города Умео, экспозиция которого посвящена культурной истории Вестерботтена. Частями этого музея являются музей под открытым небом Гамла, лыжная выставка (ранее Музей лыж Швеции), выставка рыбалки и моря (ранее Музей рыбалки и моря), архив народного движения провинции Вестерботтен и ряд лагерей саамов. Музей работает по всему Вестерботтену и сотрудничает с различными организациями, в первую очередь археологическими. Музей издает ежеквартальный журнал Västerbotten для Вестерботтенского провинциального объединения.

В 2009 году музей посетило 229 тысяч человек.

Музей под открытым небом и лагеря саамов
Гамла — музей под открытым небом, неотъемлемая частью музея Вестерботтена. Он фактически представляет собой совокупность исторических построек. Музей организует различные мероприятия для демонстрации того, как Вестерботтен выглядел в разные периоды своей истории. Дома, которые можно осматривать в Гамле, представляют собой здания из разных частей страны: среди них есть церковь, усадьбы, мельница, дом XVIII века, школа, кузница и ряд лагерей саамов. Летом в музее под открытым небом выставляются шведские аборигенные породы лошадей, коров, овец, свиней и кур. Среди повседневной деятельности музея, доступной для обозрения посетителями, — вспенивание масла, выпечка хлеба, различные ремёсла и промыслы. Хозяйства открыты для просмотра с середины июня до конца августа, а также во время ежегодного рождественского базара. Область на открытом воздухе открыта для посетителей.

Название Gammlia основано на Gamli — названии, которое победило в конкурсе на лучшее название для музея, который историческое общество организовало вместе с завершением строительства музея. Gamli — парафраз слов «den gamla liden» («старый склон»).

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Вестерботтенское антикварное общество, основанное в 1882 году, приняло решение на заседании в январе 1886 года, что «складское помещение для музея древностей будет основано в Умео». Сначала оно было размещено в собственности Ульбергска — там, где ныне расположен квартал Тор на улице Сторгатан. Коллекция объектов южного отдела была полностью уничтожена пожаром в Умео 25 июня 1888 года, когда была разрушена большая часть города.

В 1901 году здание переехало в гимназию, которая тогда ещё строилась. В связи с увеличением размера коллекции музей затем переехал в большой склад в порту города в 1911 году. С самого начала местное историческое общество, которое было сформировано в 1919 году, работало над строительством музейного здания в районе Гамла. Строительство было завершено в 1939 году.

Между 1921 и 1990 годами разные старые здания из провинции Вестерботтен были перемещены в этот район. По первоначальному плану в экспозиции должны были быть представлены две отдельных фермы — с севера и юга провинции, но по причине высокой стоимости вместо этого было решено собрать некоторые здания с севера и некоторые с юга Вестерботтена и представить их как одну ферму.

В 1928 году был открыт лыжный музей около башни для прыжков с трамплина в зоне отдыха Fiskartorpet в Нора Юргорден в Стокгольме. В 1963 году его коллекция, однако, была перемещена в Музей лыж Швеции под Умео. Одним из экспонатов музея являются лыжи, считающиеся старейшими в мире из сохранившихся.

Главное здание музея Вестерботтена по проекту архитектора Бенгта Ромара было построено в 1943 году.

После этого музей был расширен в несколько раз: Музей рыбалки и моря был основан в 1976 году, а одна из крупнейших реконструкций в 1981 году сделала возможным создание Bildmuseet'а (буквально «музей картин») — музея современного искусства в Университете Умео, — который был включён в его состав. В 2012 году Bildmuseet переехал в новое здание — в кампус искусства, и музей Вестерботена получил, таким образом, возможность расшириться за счет его прежних помещений.

Логотип музея состоит из репродукции бронзового браслета, обнаруженного на саамском кладбище в Варгвикене, рядом с рекой Виндель.

С 1960 года музей сотрудничает со шведским этнологом и фотографом Суне Йонссоном, ввиду чего в экспозиции музея имеется множество фотографий, сделанных учёным с 1950-х по 1990-е годы.

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The mission and ministry of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod are dependent on gifts from congregations and individuals. These gifts to the Synod come in two forms. The first is referred to as restricted gifts where the funds can be used only for the purpose designated by the donor. The second type is referred to as unrestricted or undesignated funds, which means the Synod can use the money where needed most. Both types of gifts are important to the financial stability of the church.
By law, if a donor designates a gift to go to a specific purpose, it cannot be used for another purpose without the permission of the donor. There are many ministries of the Synod that are funded by such restricted gifts. Donors make specific gifts to disaster relief work, such as the earthquakes in Japan and Haiti or Hurricane Katrina. There are also direct gifts in support of international missionaries, human care, life ministries or assistance to our international church partners. These are ministries we can each identify, and we might feel a particular desire to support them.
Unrestricted gifts, as the name implies, have no strings attached. The Synod Board of Directors, in cooperation with the President of the Synod, establishes a budget each year. Through this budget, they determine how the unrestricted gifts will be used by the Synod. Included in this budget are the Synod staff and the functions of the International Center in St. Louis.
None of the national or international mission programs could be carried out without the support of our National Synod and staff at the International Center. The staff at the International Center is the backbone of these ministries. This staff provides services to congregations and districts, missions, church relations, and World Relief–Human Care. This also includes the President's office, accounting and human resources functions.
Restricted funds cannot be used to pay for the Synod's day- to-day operations. You can see that if we do not have adequate unrestricted/undesignated gifts, the structure that holds the Synod together cannot be supported. When a disaster occurs, it is the Synod staff that responds first. Without the staff supported by unrestricted dollars, we would not be able to properly deploy the restricted funds that congregations and individuals donate for disaster relief.
The financial issues the Synod faces are, in fact, created by the lack of unrestricted funds to support Synod operations. Both restricted or designated funds and unrestricted funds are equally important. Donor recognition of the need for unrestricted funds is critical to eliminating the budget shortfalls in the future.
About the Author: Mr. John Edson is the vice chair of the Board for World Relief–Human Care and a certified public accountant.


Pantheon Macroeconomics - French manufacturers recovered their optimism towards the end of Q3. The headline INSEE manufacturing sentiment index rose to 103 in September, from 101 in August, and the composite business confidence gauge also increased. A rebound in transport equipment firms' own production expectations was the key driver of the recovery.


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In Mike Sacks' wonderful new book Poking a Dead Frog: Interviews with Today's Top Comedy Writers, the author asks longtime Saturday Night Live head writer James Downey for a comedy pet peeve. Downey responds, "What has bothered me most for the last few years is that kind of lazy, political comedy, very safe but always pretending to be brave, that usually gets what my colleague Seth Meyers calls 'clapter.' Clapter is that earnest applause, with a few 'whoops' thrown in, that lets you know the audience agrees with you, but what you just said wasn't funny enough to actually make them laugh."
Downey cites Bill Maher as a frequent seeker of clapter, describing Maher's humor as "the ass-kissiest kind of comedy going, reassuring his status-anxious audience that there are some people they're smarter than." Clapter plays it safe and isn't funny or original. According to Downey, anyway. Tina Fey has also dismissively mentioned clapter.
I can understand why a professional comedy writer might look down on clapter. When you've written hundreds (or thousands) of sketches and jokes, you're bound to be a bit jaded and picky about reactions. But laughter has many purposes. We don't just laugh when we hear a brilliantly constructed joke: we laugh to commiserate and show appreciation. Sometimes we laugh to belittle someone. Most of all, we laugh when something is true. Truth is the sweet spot in the Venn diagram between the "pure" humor Downey prefers and the "ass-kissy" comedy he dislikes.
Just telling the truth can often register as funny when either 1) few people are saying it or 2) there are higher than usual levels of malarkey surrounding the topic. So I wouldn't write off clapter as the refuge of comedians preaching to the choir. After all, the choir needs to laugh, or just feel like someone is speaking their language, too.
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The cost of having a baby even with insurance equals average the monthly income of a woman
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Childbirth is the number one reason American women visit the hospital, and it ain't cheap. In fact, it's getting more and more expensive. A new study published in Health Affairs found that the cost of having a baby with employer-sponsored health insurance increased by almost 50% in the past seven years.
The study evaluated "trends in cost-sharing for maternity care for women with employer-based health insurance plans, before and after the Affordable Care Act," which was signed into law in 2010. The study looked at over 657,061 women enrolled in large employer-sponsored health insurance plans who delivered babies between 2008 and 2015, as these plans tend to cover more than plans purchased by small businesses or individuals.
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U.S. cancer death rates are declining. Here's what we're doing right
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Cancer is still the second leading cause of death after heart disease for both men and women. The American Cancer Society predicts that 2020 will bring almost 1.8 million new cancer cases and 600,000 cancer deaths, but there's also some good news. The American Cancer Society recently published a report in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians stating the U.S. cancer death rates experienced the largest-single year decline ever reported.
Between 2016 and 2017, cancer death rates fell by 2.2%. While cancer death rates have been steadily falling over the past three decades, it's normally by 1.5% a year. Cancer death rates have dropped by 29% since 1991, which means that there have been 2.9 million fewer cancer deaths in the past three decades than there would have been if the mortality rate had remained constant.
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The most checked-out book at the New York Public Library is a diverse children's book
In order to celebrate the New York Public Library's 125th anniversary, the library announced a list of the top 10 most checked out books in the library's history. The list, which took six months to compile, was determined by a team of experts who looked at the "historic checkout and circulation data" for all formats of the book. Ezra Jack Keats's "The Snow Day" tops the list, having been checked out 485,583 times through June 2019. While many children's books topped the top 10 list, the number one choice is significant because the main character of the story is black. "It's even more amazing that the top-ranked book is a book that has that element of diversity," New York Public Library President Anthony W. Marx said.
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Fixed problem where the Employee Detail Time report offered XLS output as an option, but the report wasn't set up for that. Made that report available in Excel.
Fixed problem that caused very long refreshes to appear that the program was locking up, white screen with no data, or missing cursor and buttons.
Fixed problem that caused long part #'s – more than 16 characters – to get clipped and not print the entire part # in the assembly map reports.
Fixed problems that affected the calculation of Committed for products used on nested jobs.
Added a new report to break down the Operations Schedule by stations and to print a station per page. Stations are assigned to jobs in a round robin feature unless a station is already assigned to a specific job operation. For example, if you have 2 stations available at an operation, the 1st job is assigned to station 1, the 2nd is assigned to station 2, the 3rd job is assigned to station 1, etc.
Modified the Part Product Form to make sure that it doesn't recalculate values under certain conditions – it was recalculating whenever the button for product id lookup was selected, even if the product did not change. It also was being recalculated whenever the grain constraint fields were being selected.
Added option to add invoice line item notes when shipping jobs. These notes are available to print on packing lists and will precede any notes that are copied from the order line item to the invoice.
Made changes to User Printer Settings – when a user opens their own User Form, the printers that are set to None will be changed to the Default printer on the user's computer upon exiting the form. This is to prevent a problem where printing to a preselected printer, then printing a report with no preselected printer would actually print to the previously preselected printer.
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Added two new scheduling reports – Work Schedule and Station Capacity. These reports are accessible from the Scheduling tab in the Reports Folder. The Work Schedule report lists all jobs due to ship during a time frame you choose, and shows you each operation with its estimated times, actual accumulated times, and parts done. You can filter it so that only incomplete operations are shown, or all operations. The Station Capacity report is similar to the Operation Forecast report, but it gives the breakdown for each individual station that can be scheduled in the Station Scheduler. It shows you the capacity for the station, how many hours of work are scheduled to that station, and how many hours are scheduled on late jobs for that station. Both of these reports can be sent to an Excel spreadsheet. You will need to import the default layouts into your Report Designer before you try to run these reports.
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Added the ability to manually create vendor invoices and to add line items to vendor invoices. Before, this feature was strictly tied to the receiving function in purchase orders.
Added the ability to update or append all part definitions with operation notes added at the Default Operations Form.
Changing the Order Number on a new order would cause the line items attached to the order to disappear and show up as orphans on the next order created.


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Coming from the far reaches of the solar system, comet "C/2022 E3 (ZTF)will visit Earth again.The last time it did so was 50 thousand years ago and according to astronomers it could be seen with the naked eye at the end of January.It is a small rocky and icy body, with a diameter of just 1 km, discovered in March 2022.
When a comet approaches the Sun, the ice that contains its nucleus turns into a gaseous state and releases a long tail that reflects the light of the Sun.The comet will shine in all its splendor "when it is closest to Earth," explained Thomas Prince, a professor of physics at the California Institute of Technology.
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With a good pair of glasses, or even with the naked eye, it can be seen at night, provided the sky is clear, there is no light pollution, and the moonlight is not disturbing.The best observation window will be the weekend of January 21 and 22, and the following week.
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Kissinger: Trump's Foreign Policy Style Is 'Remarkable and New… People Need to Open Their Eyes'
By Dick Morris
Published February 9, 2018 at 1:04pm
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger gives us a new understanding of President Donald Trump's foreign policy and predicts its success:
"Liberals and all those who favor (Hillary) Clinton will never admit it. They will never admit that he is the one true leader. The man is doing changes like never before and does all of it for the sake of this nation's people. After eight years of tyranny, we finally see a difference."
Then he goes on to explain how Trump is making it happen.
Kissinger knows it and he continues with: "Every country now has to consider two things: One, their perception that the previous president, or the outgoing president, basically withdrew America from international politics, so that they had to make their own assessments of their necessities. And secondly, that there is a new president who's asking a lot of unfamiliar questions. And because of the combination of the partial vacuum and the new questions, one could imagine that something remarkable and new emerges out of it."
Then Kissinger puts it bluntly: "Trump puts America and its people first. This is why people love him and this is why he will remain in charge for so long. There is not a single thing wrong with him and people need to open their eyes."
Kissinger once explained that he and Nixon felt that it was important to convince Soviet leader Brezhnev that the U.S. president was unpredictable and capable of anything. Trump has held North Korea at bay and gotten China to accept sanctions on its people and companies that do business with Pyongyang by just such a strategy.
When he boasts that he has a "bigger red button" than Kim Jung Un does, he so transcends the mealy-mouthed rhetoric of the past that he forces a new recognition of American power.
Kissinger once wrote, "(T)he weak grow strong by effrontery. The strong grow weak through inhibition." No sentence better captures the U.S.-North Korea relationship.
Trump is discarding the inhibitions and call the bluff on North Korea's effrontery.
Do you think Kissinger is right about President Trump's foreign policy?
Just like Kissinger would have done.
His point is that the contrast of American retreat under Obama and its new assertion of power under Trump creates a new dynamic that every one of our allies and of our enemies must consider.
They grew complaisant with Obama's passivity and now are fearful due to Trump's activism. And they must balance the two in developing their policies.
They realize that the old assumptions, catalyzed by Bush 43's preoccupation with Iraq and Obama's refusal to lead are obsolete. So, Trump is forcing a new calculus with a new power behind American interests.
Those — here and abroad — who rode the old apple cart worry about its being toppled.
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But, as Kissinger so boldly states, Trump "is the one true leader" in world affairs and he is forcing policy changes that put America first.
Dick Morris is a former adviser to President Bill Clinton as well as a political author, pollster and consultant. His most recent book, "Rogue Spooks," was written with his wife, Eileen McGann.
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Dick Morris is a former adviser to President Bill Clinton as well as a political author, pollster and consultant. His most recent book, "50 Shades of Politics," was written with his wife, Eileen McGann.
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