At our in-house coffee roasting plant, we source green beans, develop blends, roast and package all our own coffees under the name of Green Farm Coffee.
Green Farm Coffee grew out of a passion to produce our own great coffee. The brand was formed following the purchase of Norfolk Tea & Coffee – a highly respected local company that had been trading for some fifteen years, with a reputation for top quality and exceptional value.
Now with greater resources available, Green Farm Coffee has gone from strength to strength and now with demand out-stripping our current production capability, a decision was made to leave the existing site and move to new purpose built premises at our head office. This coupled with further investment in new state of the art roasting, grinding and loading equipment, means we can now produce more great quality coffee for customers, both new and old, in the Suffolk, Norfolk and East Anglia Region.
The coffee journey begins with the process of carefully sourcing of our green beans, from plantations located all around the world. We believe that in order to create great tasting coffee you need great quality ingredients to start with.
Once we've found an origin and coffee that we truly love then we start to experiment. To begin with we try several different roast profiles to find the sweet spot, where we believe we are getting the maximum amount of flavour out of the beans. This often changes from bean to bean depending on origin, altitude, processing method and variety. Once we are happy with the flavour and roast profiles of our coffee then we will look to see if the coffee is best suited as a standalone single origin or if we can possibly incorporate into a blend with some other coffee origins to create a different flavour profile.
We believe that in order to create great tasting coffee you need great quality ingredients to start with.
Our current blends have been developed over many years by our master roaster, and we are very proud to say they still taste as great today as they did when they were first developed. This is not to say that we don't experiment with new and exciting blends and single origins, which we definitely do, but we also understand that our main blends need to stay consistent to give our customers peace of mind.
At Green Farm Coffee we do our upmost to ensure that all of our coffees are sustainably sourced, and have the smallest environmental impact possible. To this end all of our house blends contain Rainforest Alliance certified coffees. The Rainforest Alliance is an international non-profit organization that works to conserve biodiversity and promote the rights and well-being of workers, their families and communities. These standards conserve biodiversity; protect soils, waterways and wildlife habitat and help ensure that farm workers receive decent housing, access to medical care and schools for their children.
Roasting is one of the most exciting processes within the coffee journey, and can greatly affect the taste and body of your coffee.
Here at Green Farm Coffee we believe in roasting in small batches, as and when the coffee is need. By keeping our roast batches small, we are able to keep our quality high as well as ensuring the coffee remains as fresh as possible. By reducing the time taken for the beans to be cooled, de-stoned and sealed we are able to capture the aromas and flavours of our freshly roasted coffee in the bag and ensure they are not lost.
Coffee is an organic product and as such will vary slightly from season to season. In order to consistantly maintain a high quality we have various data logging points, control procedures and tests in place. We won't bore you with all of these but they range from simple checks such as time and temperature all the way up to roast colour analysing and refractometers to measure the amount of total dissolved solids in our coffees.
We are extremely proud of our freshly roasted artisan coffees and we are sure you will be delighted with their great taste, aroma and freshness.


Coming from a Java background, I'm currently trying to learn the Clojure programming language, with the help of online resources and mentorship. Some weeks ago, I tried to wire things together by trying to find equivalent methods to those available in Java streams. While I managed to get things working, writing working code and writing idiomatic code are two very different things. I was fortunate to have a good degree of feedback from different sources: Hacker News, Reddit and on this very blog.
In general, one learns by comparing to what one already knows: I'm learning Clojure in that way. Coming from a Java background, I naturally want to use streaming features. So, what would be the Clojure counterparts of Java's functions filter(), `map()`, etc.?


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Q: Custom Date format in Sql Server How to customize Date result like Wednesday, September 21, 2016 in SQL Server 2008

A: DATEPART+DATENAME, you can put this into function and use in your query's:
DECLARE @date  datetime = GETDATE()

SELECT  DATENAME(WEEKDAY,@date)+', '+
        DATENAME(MONTH,@date)+' '+
        CAST(DATEPART(DAY,@date) as nvarchar(2))+', '+
        CAST(DATEPART(YEAR,@date) as nvarchar(4))

Output:
Wednesday, September 21, 2016

A: By using DATENAME:
SELECT datename(dw,getdate()) + ', ' + DATENAME(MONTH, GETDATE())
         + RIGHT(CONVERT(VARCHAR(12), GETDATE(), 107), 9) AS [DayName, Month DD, YYYY]

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Learn Big is a concept project that was discussed and iterated with a group of people during a short-short workshop session on September 11th, 2008.
Imagine if we reinvented Transition Year and offered it as a learning gift to all our children and teachers. During that year our children and teachers would have absolute freedom to work on a holistic project that would give them the skills to shift into interdisciplinary thinking.
What if instead of teaching our children we gave them the parameters to learn by doing?
What if instead of thinking of subjects as blocks that have to be fitted into modules, we thought first of a project and then focused the subjects around the theme of the project?
What if we used optimism as our outcome and our project as the vehicle to acquire skills of inquisitiveness, communica¬tion, team work, conflict resolution, risk taking, self-esteem, literacy, oral comprehension, written comprehension, IT skills, visual awareness, citizenship, sense of responsibility and listening?
Our children and teachers will increasingly need to respond to 21st Century challenges while collaborating with global students and teachers on topics such as sustainability.
Imagine introducing a project like the World House. During Transition Year children could learn about everything that relates to a house – from the energy systems to community relationships and civic responsibility – while researching, visiting and connecting to house typologies worldwide.
It is in this project process that children would understand why they are learning, what their impact is on ecology and how challenges such as sustainability are being addressed in other parts of the world. Most importantly their contribution to the project would hold purpose learnt through design thinking.


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586 – Pick Up Thy WordPress
Posted on June 25, 2021 by ewand
This tip has been a very long time coming. Back in ToW 479, the subject of running WordPress on Azure was mooted, and it prompted an internal-to-MS conversation about the guidelines for publishing stuff externally.
The extended back story is that there were hundreds of employee blogs which had been published under the technet.microsoft.com and msdn.microsoft.com sites, both of which URLs could trace their birth back to the 1990s, and a project was underway to clean them up and rationalize somewhat.
Initially, guidance to MS bloggers was (basically) "unless you're an official blog, you have <nn months> to move your stuff elsewhere before it gets deleted." Certainly, there was to be no new content after the cut-off date.
That guidance relented somewhat and content from relatively active blogs was migrated to the Microsoft Docs archive though taking a trip through the final posts from the ToW host blog, The Electric Wand, shows that lots of graphical content was not carried across – more of a lift & dump than a lift & shift.
Blogging is a bit old-hat these days but lots of people do still maintain a blog to share stuff they think is interesting; see Scott Hanselman as one example.
Anyway, the solution for Tip o' the Week was to move to an external website – www.tipoweek.com – which is hosted in Azure and, like about a third of all websites, running under the content management system, WordPress.
Setting up a WordPress site is pretty straightforward, really – though you do have a variety of options on what kind of site you want to build. If you need a complex site with lots of control over it, then you might want to run it in a Virtual Machine or a container. For most of us, though, a simple App Service will suffice. From the home page of your Azure subscription, just Create a resource and search services and marketplace for WordPress, then select the WordPress App Service from the multitude of options you might get.
For more tips on how best to get up and running with WP in Azure, see here.
One retiring Microsoftie (not the shy type, but leaving the company, today in fact), emailed last week to point out that the tipoweek.com website was being flagged in Edge as Not secure. Oh Noes!
This has, in fact, been a niggling issue for a while, since Chrome (and Edge, given its diet of Chromium) instituted a policy of flagging any website that doesn't use the secure HTTPS protocol & SSL by default.
Secure Sockets Layer, if you're not overly familiar with it, relies on a way of encrypting data travelling between two points, using a previously-generated pair of mathematically-linked digital keys. If you have one key, you can use it to encrypt data which can only be decrypted by the other key in the pair (ie you can't even use the same key that encrypted the data to decrypt it again). Typically, one of these keys is publicly accessible and the other is kept private.
One way of sharing a public key is to embed it in a site's SSL certificate, which is in turn validated by a mutually-trusted third party (called a certificate authority). If you visit the website for an institution like a shop or a bank, then your browser will download the site's certificate, validate that it's still current and trusted, then use that public key to encrypt data sent to the site. Since that data can only be decrypted using the corresponding private key, we can validate that the site is not being impersonated.
The whole public/private key encryption process has something of a computational overhead associated with it, but once we have established a secure connection, we could use a faster encryption technique for data sharing by using a single key that can both encrypt and decrypt the same data.
In other words, if I go to a website that presents me a certificate specifically issued for that URL's domain, I can be sure that the site handing out the cert is who they purport to be. This could be validated by me generating a random set of numbers, encrypting it with the public key and sending that to the site; it would decrypt the gobbledygook with the private key that only it has, and we now both have the same set of data that has been securely shared between us. That would form the symmetric key that we can use for the rest of the connection.
For more detail on these kinds of topics, check out the Cryptography 101 podcast on Hanselminutes.
In Edge, if you want to look at a secure site's certificate, click on the padlock icon (or the handbag icon as some people once saw it – that meant it was safe to shop) – and click the "Connection is secure" banner, then click the little certificate icon in the upper right.
The trouble is, if you're hosting a hobby or a community web site, paying for an SSL certificate might seem a bit of overkill; web hosting companies will try to bundle them into domain protection and other security features which might be no big deal for a commercial enterprise but a little stiff for a parish newsletter.
Fortunately, there are alternatives, though they do need a bit of spade work to get up and running. Hanselman (yes, him again) discussed using an extension and an organisation called Let's Encrypt, whose goal it is to make the web 100% secure. They have issued over 225 million SSL certs, and will generate 3-month-validity certificates free of charge, as an alternative to paying anything from $60-200 a year to a commercial issuer. With a bit of practice, it doesn't take long to create and manage the certs and if you only need to do it 4 times a year, then it could be time well spent and money well saved.
An alternative method was written up by fellow Microsoftie Andreas Pohl, using a slightly more manual method to create the certificate then import into Azure; if you're looking for an excuse to get Windows Subsystem for Linux up and running, then this could be it.
Once you have the certificate exported to a file, it's a matter of a few clicks to import it into the Azure App Service that is running WordPress, set up the bindings appropriately, and you can then flick the switch to make the site only service up content over HTTPS.
And thus display the handbag of security to anyone who visits.
Posted in Azure, SecurityTagged Azure, Certificate, Encryption, Security, SSL, WordPress
585 – Heading to Viva
Back in the mid/late 20th century, the mainstream car market in developed countries was quite localized, where certain brands were seen as the default. Italians drove Fiats and Lancias; even until fairly recently, pretty much all you'd see in French towns were Citroëns and Renaults. The biggest blue-collar rivalry for Brits, Aussies and many Americans was undoubtedly… are you a Ford family, or a GM family?
In the UK's 1970s, Ford had the Fiesta (small), Escort (mid), Cortina (large), Capri (sporty) and Granada (executive). GM operated in mainland Europe as Opel (Kadett/Rekord/Monza/Senator etc) and in the UK, as Vauxhall (Chevette/Cavalier/Carlton etc). Brits of a certain age may fondly? remember the Escort-sized, everyman family car: the Vauxhall Viva. The announcement of the employee wellbeing platform, Microsoft Viva thus brought a misty-eyed moment of reflection for some…
Since the unveiling in February 2021, Viva functionality has been gradually added to a variety of Office 365 experiences from Topics (based on what was called Project Cortex), Learning (highlighting online learning materials from a selection of company-curated sources, including stuff from LinkedIn Learning), Connections (a modern take on the company intranet) and the first module which was available, Insights, which is accessed via an app in Teams.
The Insights-defined "Virtual Commute" and calendar-blocking Focus Time has been mentioned previously in ToW #577, but it's had a new shot in the arm as well as announcements about forthcoming improvements, such as the ability for Teams to quieten notifications when you're in a focus period, and quiet time when Teams and Outlook will shush pinging you outside of working hours.
Now rolling out to Viva Insights is a set of mindfulness and meditation exercises curated from Headspace, who produce a load of online video as well as Netflix series and in-flight channels. See more about Headspace in Viva Insights, here.
Posted in Home, Productivity, Teams, WellbeingTagged Headspace, meditation, mindfulness, Teams, Viva, WFH
584 – Office Apps expansion
Subscribers to Office 365 / Microsoft 365 obviously get a load of services like email, OneDrive storage, SharePoint and so on, as well as client apps like the full-blown Office suite. Over the years, the app experience has got quite a lot closer with the web clients sometimes advancing faster than the desktop or mobile apps, meaning that it's increasingly viable to live your life entirely in the browser.
The Office home page – on www.office.com when you're signed in using your M365 account, or maybe even installed as an app on your PC – shows a list of available apps if you click the grid icon in the top left. Initially you'll see the most popular or your own most recently used apps, but try clicking on "All apps" for the full list of what else is offered.
What you'll see depends on what kind of subscription you have and what previews you might have opted into, as well as what apps may have been published by your subscription's administrators (eg internal HR website or IT support desk sites could be listed there).
To keep things interesting, you can also install most of these web apps as Progressive Web Apps on your PC – using Edge, go to the Settings "…" menu in the top right, and look for the Apps menu option. They will then appear in the Start menu, can be pinned to the Task Bar and run in their own discrete window, just like a "real" program would.
One app which could roll back the years for a lot of people is Visio. Microsoft bought the diagramming software company at the turn of the century, for what was the largest acquisition to date – check out the list of other deals and see if you can remember many of those other $100M+ names…
Microsoft Visio became a premium addition to the Microsoft Office suite, latterly being sold as an add-on like Project. The software has continued to evolve over the years and has its own band of fans who use it for mind mapping, flowcharting, network diagrams, room layouts and so much more. You can even build Power Automate workflows using Visio (see more here).
It was recently announced that Visio is coming to a good many Office 365 subscriptions next month, for no extra charge. The "lightweight" web app approach is not going to supplant the full application for more complex purposes, but it still offers a wide range of templates that can be used to start some fairly snazzy drawings, all done in the browser.
If you'd normally turn to PowerPoint to try to create graphical documents like flow diagrams or simple org charts, keep an eye out on the All Apps list to see when Visio makes an appearance, and give it a try.
Posted in Apps, Office, ProductivityTagged Microsoft 365, Office 365, Visio
583 – Zooming PPT
The Pandemic may have exposed millions of new WFHers to the delights of video conferencing, but the Zoom in this week's ToW has nothing to do with the eponymous meeting company, rather it deals with a very cool yet somewhat obscure feature in PowerPoint, called, er, Zoom.
Way back when, there were numerous product incubation groups in Microsoft, who tried out new features as addins or companion products; over time, most of them have disappeared or the prototype products they produced made their way into the mainstream (or just quietly went away). Innovation continues within the various engineering groups, of course, and some is curated in the Microsoft Garage.
One OfficeLabs project that showed promise was pptPlex – an addin to PowerPoint that made it easy to create and present "non-linear" presentations, offering a kind of "Seadragon" type experience of zooming into content. The actual pptPlex software is long-gone but if you want a reminder of what it was like, or even to recall how funky Office 2007 looked, check out this video tutorial.
But like other Labs innovations, the ideas were re-born in other ways, in this case in the PowerPoint Zoom feature. This lets you essentially embed a thumbnail of a slide into another one, optionally even replacing the mini-version of the slide graphic with a custom image; in the example shown below, rather than a miniscule chart of stock price, we've put the company logo instead, but clicking on it drives a nice zoom transition to a separate slide which has the real chart.
It's probably easiest to see by example so check out the download here – to experience the Zoom effect, put the file into Slideshow mode.
For more info on using Zoom, see here.
Posted in Office, ProductivityTagged garage, PowerPoint, pptplex
582 – Edgy Profile Switching
Posted on June 4, 2021 by ewand
The "new" Edge browser has been around long enough to be just "the Edge browser", given that old Edge is not only deprecated but being removed from Windows 10. If you're still clinging onto Internet Explorer, then get ready for its demise; it's got a year left, then the plug gets pulled. Plenty of ToW's past have dealt with the Edge browser, especially the benefits of having multiple profiles (useful to keep work and personal stuff separate, or even having different sets of credentials for common sites, like demo accounts vs real users).
A feature which was added to the profile functionality was the ability for Edge to switch between them automatically – in other words, Edge would try to determine if you're opening a site in the "wrong" profile, and it also lets you set the default on which profile should be used when you click an external link in an email or a document (other than in the browser itself). This not only changes how the site might be displayed, but also sets where the browser history is saved, and which set of cookies, cached usernames / passwords etc should be used…
You could set that a specific profile should be used for "external" links; if set to "Work", then all external links (from other apps) would open in that profile; automatic does a pretty good job but sometimes gets flummoxed by M365 sites like Sharepoint, which could mean clicking a link to a doc in Outlook will try to open it in your personal profile, and fail to authenticate (since you'd want it to use the work profile's credentials).
Similarly, if you had it set up to open links in whichever profile was last used or to hard-default to Work, then clicking a URL that you'd want to view in Personal might cross the streams. Fortunately, an unreleased feature could be just what you need in this scenario.
There's a still-experimental "flags" feature set that is part of both Google Chrome and Microsoft's Chromium-based-Edge; different releases of each browser have a changing set of flags features which can be enabled if you know they're there and are prepared that they might not work, or at least might not work in the same way as they eventually will.
Many flags tweak how the browser operates under the covers and will never be noticeable by the average user; others enable features that are hidden by default or are still early in their development cycle.
The plan is that (in some form) flag features will be part of the mainstream release, though not necessarily in the same way. You can view the flags by entering edge:flags in the address bar.
One flag which is eminently and quietly useful in this potential multi-profile befuddlement is edge://flags/#edge-move-tabs-to-profile-window. It does pretty much what it says; right-clicking on a browser tab will let you switch it between the profiles, so if you're presented with a login screen for a site that should be opened in the other profile, one click is all it takes to flick it across.
Posted in EdgeTagged Edge, Edge browser, profile

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Amazon Prime Day 2022: best phone deals on Samsung, OnePlus, and Moto
The best phone prices undeniably come from wireless carriers — but they also come with a lot of strings attached, like lengthy contracts and requirements to stay on expensive unlimited plans. Buying unlocked means that you aren't tied to a particular carrier or plan, and that's why we recommend purchasing a phone that way if you can. Unfortunately, it also means missing out on the "free" phone offer.
While Amazon isn't giving out any free phones on Prime Day, you'll find the next best thing: significant discounts on current models, with no contract or trade-in required. Here you'll find the very best wireless deals on Prime Day, from accessories to flagships to 4G-only phones, with no strings in sight.
Best Amazon Prime Day accessory deals
The Galaxy S22 Plus is our current pick for the best all-around Android phone.
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Best Amazon Prime Day Samsung phone deals
Samsung is offering 30 percent off unlocked S22-Series devices, as well as a healthy discount on its already affordable Galaxy A53 5G. They're all among the best Android phones you can buy right now at their respective price points, and they're backed up by fantastic support policies so they'll keep getting software updates for many years to come.
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G (128GB, unlocked)
A good all-around device for its $449 MSRP, the A53 5G delivers solid performance, an all-day battery, a 6.5-inch OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, and an IP67 rating.
Samsung Galaxy S22 (128GB, unlocked)
Samsung's S22 has the smallest 6.1-inch screen of its lineup with the same triple-camera setup as its plus-sized sibling, promising improved low-light and portrait mode performance.
The standard Galaxy S22 with 128GB of storage is on sale for $599.99 (usually $799) and the 256GB Galaxy S22 is going for $649.99 (usually $849). They're a better option for lighter users, since battery life isn't as robust as the other models in the lineup. Read our full review.
The pink Galaxy S22 Plus with 128GB of storage and the black 128GB S22 Plus are on sale for $699.99, both of which are normally $999. If you want more storage, the 256GB versions of the pink S22 Plus, black S22 Plus, and green S22 Plus are all $734.99 instead of $1,049. The bigger model has better battery life and we think it's the all-around best Android phone for most people. Read our full review.
Looking for a phone that does absolutely everything? The burgundy Galaxy S22 Ultra with 128GB of storage is on sale for $839.99, marked down from $1,199. It's a power user's dream, with a built-in stylus and an excellent, 10x telephoto camera. Read our full review.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 (256GB, unlocked)
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is Samsung's latest attempt at making foldable phones more mainstream. It's expensive, sure, but it's also more durable than previous models and comes with a 120Hz display and support for the once-exclusive S Pen.
The 256GB configuration of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 is currently discounted on Amazon to $1,089.99, down from its usual price of $1,799.99. This is more than $200 cheaper than its lowest price to date, making this an excellent deal on the foldable phone. The 512GB model of the Z Fold 3 is also available for $1,189.99 (normally $1,899.99). Read our review.
Samsung's other foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip 3, is also on sale for its best price ever. Typically priced at $999.99, the 128GB model of the Flip 3 is currently discounted to $699.99. The 256GB configuration has also received a similar discount, lowering the $1,049.99 phone to $749.99. Read our review.
Best Amazon Prime Day Google Pixel phone deals
Google Pixel 6 (unlocked)
The Google Pixel 6 is the new base model of Google's latest flagship. It features the Google Tensor CPU, 8GB of RAM, and a rear camera with both 50 megapixels for its main wide-angle and 12 megapixels for its ultrawide.
Best Amazon Prime Day OnePlus phone deals
The OnePlus N200 5G is on sale for just $179.99, marked down from $239.99. It's a year old, but it should still receive two additional years of security updates from OnePlus. Plus, for under $200, its 6.5-inch, 1080p display — which provides a smoother, 90Hz refresh rate — is one of the best you'll get for the price. Read our full review.
The 2022 Moto G Stylus offers great performance and a large screen.
Best Amazon Prime Day Motorola phone deals
Motorola Moto G Stylus (2022)
Motorola's new Moto G Stylus is one of our favorite budget-friendly smartphones and, unusually for this price bracket, comes with a built-in stylus. It also performs relatively well and offers a large 6.8-inch LCD display.
Best Amazon Prime Day Microsoft phone deals
Microsoft Surface Duo (128GB, unlocked)
Microsoft's first Android phone was its ambitious foldable Surface Duo. It features two OLED displays, and its high-end design fits in with the greater Surface family of products.
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Home People on the Move WinnResidential Appoints Terri Benskin as Executive Vice President
WinnResidential Appoints Terri Benskin as Executive Vice President
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BOSTON – WinnResidential, the property management arm of award-winning multifamily property developer and manager WinnCompanies, announced the appointment of Thuong "Terri" Benskin as executive vice president. She joins the company from LEDIC Realty Company, where she most recently served as Chief Operating Officer.
In her new role, Ms. Benskin will be responsible for a diverse portfolio of owned and fee-managed properties located in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
"We welcome Terri's experience and leadership to our management team," said WinnResidential President Patrick Appleby. "She has an extensive background in optimizing portfolio performance, managing strategic initiatives and enhancing regional and national operations. I am confident that she will strengthen our commitment to excellent service for owners and residents."
Known for her active, hands-on operational focus, Ms. Benskin brings more than 23 years of property management experience to the executive vice president position. In her role as COO at LEDIC Realty for eight years, she was responsible for all property management operations for a portfolio of 300 owned and fee-managed properties featuring 38,000 market rate and affordable units in 18 states.
"I am honored to be a part of an organization with such emphasis and energy for their residents, their clients and their employees," said Benskin, who had been based in Memphis, Tenn., and will now work in Boston. "The lobster rolls aren't too bad either."
Her career in the multifamily industry began with a five-year stint as district property manager for CAMCO, a community management company in Chicago, where she was directly responsible for all operations on a 400-unit conventional property that generated $2.4 million annually.
Ms. Benskin also served for six years in the United States Naval Reserves.
She holds a Certified Property Manager (CPM) designation from the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) and is a Housing Credit Certified Professional (HCCP) through the National Association of Home Builders. She also served as past president of the Memphis IREM Chapter.
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The GADEST Conference is going to be organised at LOPOTA LAKE RESORT & SPA, Telavi, Georgia from 24 Sep 2017 to 29 Sep 2017 This expo is going to be a 6 day event. This event forays into categories like Education & Training.
Under the GADEST Conference, defective physics and semiconductor technologies are discussed and well explained from the study prospective and from the industry prospective. Technologies and concepts related to the semiconductor devices will be widely discussed and all the concepts will be cleared for the audience.
The full form of GADEST gettering and defect engineering in semiconductor technology. Gettering means removing the gas from the absorption. GADEST is considered being the international forum for the discussion of the semiconductor technology. All the students and the concerned experts of the respective technology will be present in the conference and will discuss the semiconductor technology and its aspects.
The series of GADEST Conference was established in the year 1985 and is a successful event throughout the year. It has experienced many visitors from the time it has started and always been the learning event for all the visitors. A good amount of students and concerned experts are gathered together under one roof to discuss the semiconductor technology, defect physics, and semiconductor devices.
The conference is always meant to teach the students and other visitors about the semiconductor products and technologies and it has benefitted many people in clearing their concept about the respective topics. Many experts are present to discuss their area of interest in the semiconductor field.
Visitors who will attend the conference will exit the conference with a huge knowledge of semiconductor technology and can have the clear understanding of the physics defect and semiconductor devices as well.
Aspects which will be covered in the conference will be fundamental and technological and the experts who are going to discuss the topics will reach the depth of the topic in order to clear even the single doubt of the semiconductor technology, physics defect, and semiconductor devices.


On September 19, Announcement of Favorite Brand of Consumers and 2007 China IT Consumer Satisfaction Questionnaire Awarding Ceremony sponsored by the Consumer Department of China Association for Quality and CCW Research and co-sponsored by China Computerworld Media Group is held in Beijing. This grand awarding ceremony is attended by more than one hundred representatives from China Association for Quality, the Ministry of Information Industry and CCW Research, enterprise CIO representatives and IT vendor representatives. As the leader in the education industry in the network device market, Ruijie Networks wins the award Consumer Satisfaction No. 1 in Education Industry in Network Device Market in 2007.
This grand gathering is the sixth annual meeting, with the first IT consumer satisfaction meeting held in 2002 by CCW Research. This investigation has been participated by 50,000 industry users and consumers in 34 industry segments including finance, telecommunication, manufacturing, government, education, energy, transportation, etc. Regarding this award, Liu Zhongdong, the general manager of Ruijie Networks, said, "This honor that Ruijie Networks obtains means affirmation and motivation by users in the education industry." Ruijie Networks will offer users in the education industry in China with more products and solutions suitable for their application requirements by continuing to insist on the enterprise business philosophy "Subtly observe the application trend and rapidly meet customers' demand" and actively participating in the informatization construction for the education industry in China.
As the participator and promoter of Chinese education informatization and the supplier of the industry leading network devices and solutions, Ruijie Networks always takes roots in the education industry. Resorting to the experiences accumulated in serving the education industry for a long time and strong independent research and development ability, it provides a series of products and solutions customized for education informatization by exactly understanding application requirements of the education industry. In the past seven years, Ruijie Networks scored great achievements by taking root in the education industry and serving the education industry. Now, Ruijie is the true leader in serving the education industry considering that it has successfully served more than 10000 education organizations and more than 1600 university users.


The Indian retail industry has emerged as one of the most dynamic and fast-paced industries due to the entry of several new players.
Retailing in India accounts for over 10% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and around 8% of the employment (Source: IBEF).
The retail sector in India is dominated by the unorganized retail trade, where unorganised trade forms around 93% of the overall trade. This is in contrast with the developed countries where the organised retail industry accounts for almost an average of more than 80% of the total retail trade. This highlights a lot of scope for further penetration of organized retail in India.
The sector can be broadly divided into two segments: Value retailing, which is typically a low margin-high volume business (primarily food and groceries) and Lifestyle retailing, a high margin-low volume business (apparel, footwear, etc). The sector is further divided into various categories, depending on the types of products offered.
Transition from traditional retail to organised retail is taking place due to changing consumer expectations, growing middle class, higher disposable income, preference for luxury goods, change in the demographic mix, etc. This is further intensified with the convenience of shopping with online stores (online shopping), multiplicity of choice under one roof (Shop-in-Shop), and the increase of mall culture, etc. These factors are expected to drive organized retail growth in India over the long run.
The online retail is growing at rapid pace. Online retail in India is expected to be at par with the physical stores in the upcoming few years, driven by robust investment and rapid increase in the number of internet users.
The overall retail market in India is expected to grow at 12% growth rate per annum, driven by growing urbanization, rising income, younger demographics and rising aspirations of the middle class. Modern trade is going to expand as twice as fast at 20% per annum and traditional trade is expected to grow at 10% (Source: IBEF).
The retail industry is now leveraging the digital retail channels (e-commerce), which allows them to spend less on real estate while reaching out to more customers in Tier II and Tier III cities. Supply is also influenced by some international players entering domestic markets.
Growing urbanization, increasing disposable incomes, changing demographic profile, changing consumer tastes and preferences are some of the factors that are driving demand in retail market in India.
Lack of quality, economic backdrop, regulatory issues are some of the factors acting as an impediment to the spread of organised retail in India. Since it is capital-intensive industry, access to capital also plays an important part for expansion.
The bargaining power of suppliers varies depending upon the target segment, the format followed, and products on offer. The unorganised sector has a dominant position in the total retail market in India. There are few players who enjoy an edge over others on account of being established players and enjoying brand distinction. Overall, the bargaining power of suppliers is low as retailers have low switching costs.
High due to wide availability of choice and cheaper options available across various channels. Also, low switching costs, price sensitiveness, and easily accessible information of a product and its price gives customers high bargaining power.
With India being an attractive retail market, there is a high level of competition. Competition is characterised by many factors, including assortment, products, price, quality, service, location, reputation, credit, convenience offered, etc. Aggressive e-commerce and digital retailing coupled with new entrants such as business houses and international players are intensifying the competition at a rapid pace.
Financial year 2017-18 stood as another year of mixed trends. The retail sector in India witnessed some improvement in consumer sentiments and business confidence. Collective efforts of financial houses and banks with retailers are enabling consumers to go for durable products with easy credit.
The introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the demonetisation move supported the growth of organized retail industry.
With the rising need for consumer goods in different sectors including consumer electronics and home appliances, many companies invested in the Indian retail space in FY18.
2018 was a successful year for herbal-ayurvedic brands. With the growing need for organic products, many new Indian companies were seen entering this segment.
The year saw emergence of online market places across a whole range of categories with aggressive discounting strategies funded by overseas investors.
Retail industry has been on a growth trajectory over the past few years. Indian retail market industry is expected to be worth US$ 1.1 trillion by 2020.
A new trend emerging in retail sector is the increase in sales during discount seasons. It has been observed of late that sales numbers in discount seasons are significantly higher than at other times. This is prompting retailers to start discounts earlier and have longer than usual sale season. Also, concepts such as online retailing and direct selling are becoming increasingly popular in India thereby boosting growth of retail sector.
E-commerce is probably said to create a revolution in the retail industry in the years to come. With the rapid expansion of e-commerce, there can be seen a trend of ever-increasing choice of products at lowest rates. All of this will also lead to intensified competition in the industry.
One of the major areas supporting the retail growth in India is the E-commerce industry. As per India Brand Equity Foundation, India is expected to become the world's fastest growing e-commerce market, driven by robust investment in the sector and rapid increase in the number of internet users. E-commerce sales in India are expected to reach US$ 120 billion by 2020 from US$ 30 billion in FY16. Further, India's e-commerce market is expected to reach US$ 220 billion in terms of gross merchandise value (GMV) with 530 million shoppers by the year 2025. This will come on the back of faster speeds on reliable telecom networks, faster adoption of online services, variety of choice, convenience, etc.
There is also an upward trend seen in modern retailing. Driven by western culture and urbanisation, it has become a part of day to day lifestyle. There are more than 500 operational shopping malls in India having thousands of brands across food, fashion and lifestyle which are offering best of national & international brands to better educated consumers.
The new buzz word in retail is omni-channel. Omni-channel offers a seamless experience to the customers across various channels, whether brick & mortar, online stores, etc. The strategic objective here is to merge various channels (departmental stores, online stores) and link them to a multichannel retailer. This strategy makes a brand always available to the customer and gives an impetus to sales by increasing visibility, consumer base across various geographies. It also optimises inventory holding costs, operating costs and real estate cost. With modern retail gaining ground in India, there remains a lot of scope for omni-channel to expand.
With rising incomes, favorable demographics, entry of foreign players and increasing urbanisation, the long-term outlook for the retail industry in India is positive.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is expected to simplify the distribution structure and reduce the operational complexities of overall supply chain in the retail business. The passage of GST will also come out as a positive development for the retail Industry in India.


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Our Fold objective is to breed true to type cattle with the traditional look, coat and good feet with the true type temprement that is part of the breed.
As Highland Cattle Breeders we are but custodians of this majestic breed. It our aim to produce quality cattle, and when our time comes for myself and family to move on. It is our hope that we leave the breed improved on what we began with, and the genetics of the breed secure for those in the future.


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Q: Why is SPOOL COMMAND not working in RHEL? I have a few shell scripts where they have spool command of the oracle. But it is not working in RHEL 7. In RHEL we have Oracle SQL Client 12.2. But previously I had OpenSUSE OS and Oracle SQL Client 11.2 and there it was working fine. I am using this way
cd $ORACLE_HOME
./sqlplus -S "$USERNAME"/"$PASSWD"@"$DB" << EOF >> $LOGFILE
SET ECHO OFF
SET SERVEROUTPUT OFF
SET HEADING OFF
SET FEEDBACK OFF
SPOOL $DIR/user.csv
SELECT * FROM PBR_OWNER.PSRS_USER;
SPOOL OFF

In user.csv no data is coming. Please help what to do.

A: If all variables are correctly set and Oracle Net connection to "$DB" works  your script should work:
DIR=/tmp
USERNAME=system
PASSWD=oracle
DB=NCDB
LOGFILE=/tmp/ts.log
#
sqlplus -S "$USERNAME"/"$PASSWD"@"$DB" << EOF >> $LOGFILE
SET ECHO OFF
SET SERVEROUTPUT OFF
SET HEADING OFF
SET FEEDBACK OFF
SPOOL $DIR/user.csv
SELECT * FROM t;
SPOOL OFF
EOF
#
cat $DIR/user.csv

With:
SQL> show user;
USER est "SYSTEM"
SQL> select * from t;

X
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OK

SQL>

I get:
$ ./ts.sh

OK
$ cat /tmp/user.csv

OK
$


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'Fight agri smuggling to protect PHL consumers'
byJovee Marie de la Cruz
Aklan 2nd District Rep. Teodorico Haresco Jr.
A senior lawmaker said the welfare of consumers should be prioritized amid investigations into agricultural smuggling in the country, as he called on the national government to frame and implement an "agricultural import substitution policy."
House Committee on Ways and Means Vice Chairperson and Aklan 2nd District Rep. Teodorico Haresco Jr. noted the existing policy gaps on smuggling and hoarding which allegedly led to the increase in prices of basic goods, such as sugar and onions, following the investigation of the House panel on Ways and Means chaired by Albay 2nd District Rep. Joey Salceda.
"Filipino consumers bear the brunt whenever smugglers illegally enter the market through our ports and corrupt our economy. When prices of basic goods soar, consumers and their families experience more difficulties in their everyday life," Haresco said.
"We must establish reliable safeguards and systems to combat smuggling and better protect Filipino consumers."
The legislator said the Department of Agriculture (DA), the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), and the Department of Finance (DOF), may work together to frame and implement an "agricultural import substitution policy" by providing inputs like capital, seeds, and fertilizer to the agricultural sector.
Haresco said in 2021, Aklan has worked with the DA and the National Food Authority (NFA) and has produced 50,000 sacks of rice each for Iloilo, Cebu, and Bangsamoro region amid increasing rice demand during the pandemic.
"We believe in the capabilities of our agricultural sector in producing basic commodities for the whole country so we can achieve food security and sustainability. When we support our LGUs [local government units] to be self-sustaining, we disincentivize the ubiquity of smuggling and hoarding in the country."
He also proposed a system of support for LGUs so they may provide minimum production of basic commodities, and the establishment of cold storage facilities for surplus-producing LGUs to combat food inflation.
"Our general goal is to combat inflation, while seeking accountability from those who abuse our markets. We must explore innovative ways to be self-sustainable and prioritize the welfare of the Filipino people over smugglers who exploit our ports."
Lifestyle check
Meanwhile, ANAKALUSUGAN Rep. Ray T. Reyes called for a thorough lifestyle check on officials and personnel of the Bureau of Custom (BOC) and the Department of Agriculture as a recent house committee hearing bared that some of them own luxury cars and other assets.
"The Office of the Ombudsman should move and start a lifestyle check on these people. Since time immemorial, BOC had been known for unscrupulous transactions. Employees working as early as eight months, could be seen owning luxury cars. How is that even possible?" Reyes said.
"Rising prices of agricultural commodities due to the complicity in smuggling of some in DA also indicates that huge syndicates operate within and are behind all these. We, consumers, pay the price of their corruption."
During the House Committee on Ways and Means inquiry into the smuggling of basic commodities it was uncovered that almost P5 billion worth of revenue is uncollected due to the rampant smuggling of agricultural products.
"Almost P5 billion of revenue is lost due to the smuggling of agricultural products. It is high time that all these people are subjected to lifestyle checks, from top to bottom. No sacred cows. From the heads of offices, even down to the clerks and security guards," Reyes said.
According to the committee report, agricultural smuggling has risen through years of the Covid-19 pandemic based on intelligence reports received by the House Committee on Ways and Means indicating increasing trends in underreported importation of agricultural goods.
Reyes has similarly called for immediate action to stop smuggling of agricultural products, highlighting that "it has negative impacts on revenue generation, the economy, and the livelihood of local farmers."
Jovee Marie de la Cruz
Jovee Marie Dela Cruz covers the House of Representatives for the BusinessMirror. Her beat may be political by nature, but most of her stories revolve around measures affecting the country's fiscal structure, economic standing and business climate. She earned her master's degree in communication from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and obtained her political science degree from the Universidad de Manila.
BTA bill calls for creation of agri-fisheries training institute
byManuel Cayon
DOJ junks human trafficking case vs POGO firms, officials
CIC earnings doubled in Q4 2022
Minimizing waste and postharvest losses in the onion value chain, which could reach as high as 30 percent, would allow the Philippines to reduce its reliance on imports.
Proposed onion institute to benefit economy–lawmakers
The House Committee on Agriculture and Food on Wednesday created a technical working group (TWG) to further study proposals to create the Philippine Onion Institute.
House passes bill mandating full insurance coverage for ARBs
TO help farmers bounce back from natural disasters, the House of Representatives has endorsed for Senate approval a measure that mandates full insurance coverage for farmer-beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
Free trade deals undermined PHL food security, says group
Agricultural groups, including the Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG), are pinning their hopes on an "independent" Senate that will assess the merits of the country's membership to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).


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Home News & Analysis Hamilton Lane eyes hard-cap for secondaries fund
Hamilton Lane eyes hard-cap for secondaries fund
The firm, which raised $591m for its prior secondaries fund, has collected $728.4m for Secondary Fund III.
Chelsea Stevenson
Hamilton Lane has already beaten its $650 million target for its third secondary fund and is approaching its $900 million hard-cap.
The fund has collected $728.4 million, according to documents recently filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. It's not clear when the fund launched or when it is expected to close; however, the fund's first marketing documents were filed with the SEC last June.
Hamilton Lane declined to comment.
The firm's previous secondaries fund closed on $591 million in August 2009, having received commitments from pension funds including the Public Employee Retirement Sytem of Idaho and the City of Burlington Employees' Retirement System, Private Equity International reported earlier.
The firm's secondary activities are run by Tom Kerr, managing director, and Erik Hirsch, chief investment officer of Hamilton Lane, PEI previously reported. The firm is also fundraising for its eighth private equity vehicle, which launched in 2012 and is targeting $400 million.
Founded in 1991, Hamilton Lane had about $159 billion assets under management, as of 31 March, according to its website.
In the last year, Hamilton Lane was selected by Nevada's Permanent School Fund to run the pension fund's first private equity allocation, PEI reported earlier. The firm also has made moves to expand its presence in Europe. At the beginning of this year, the firm hired Paul Waller, former 3i managing partner, to become a partner in Hamilton Lane's London office, PEI reported.


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Livin' on the Edge: Lithium-ion Expansion in IT and Telco Networks
By Scott Armul, Global VP of DC Power and the Outside Plant Line of Business at Vertiv
For decades, telecom providers have relied upon batteries for backup power. As it became clear that telecom availability was going to be critical to daily life, societies around the world took steps to ensure that availability. In the U.S., the FCC established regulations around availability of service and, by extension, backup power to guarantee emergency communications. The ability to pick up a phone and reach emergency services is considered non-negotiable, with good reason.
The battery of choice for telco applications has been the lead-acid battery. While lead batteries may be considered old technology, they have a proven track record of getting the job done. When an outage means risking lives and massive FCC fines, getting the job done is all that matters. Over the years, improvements have been made to lead-acid technology. Today's modern gel or valve-regulated lead acid (VRLA) battery has dominated the industry for decades.
Providers have looked for alternatives, and nickel-cadmium has been an option, especially in North America. There was a brief flirtation with lithium-ion batteries some 15 years ago, but there were well chronicled safety issues at the time, and operators reverted back to lead.
The data center is a far more recent entrant into our lives, dating back more than 30 years, but data centers also relied almost exclusively on VRLA batteries for backup power for most of those three decades. Recently, however, more and more data center operators have been switching to lithium-ion as an alternative backup power source for their uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. Lithium-ion batteries years ago changed the form factor and potential of many consumer electronics with the same basic value proposition that appeals to today's data center managers. The batteries are compact, lightweight, hold a charge for a long time, and have considerably longer lifespans. And, importantly, advances in chemistries, construction and battery monitoring systems have alleviated the aforementioned safety concerns.
The move to lithium-ion has been gradual, but undeniable. In fact, according to a report on the global data center UPS market from Research and Markets, lithium-ion batteries are expected to account for 35 percent of the market share for UPS batteries by 2025, and that may be conservative. At Vertiv, some 30 percent of our large UPS deployments in the U.S. use lithium-ion batteries. Adoption among telcos isn't at that level yet, but telecom providers are again considering lithium-ion for certain applications, especially in network access sites. The motivations for the telco interest, however, are different.
Telcos: All About the Application
Over the last decade, telco providers are coming back to lithium-ion. The pace and enthusiasm for widespread adoption varies from region to region, with India and China leading the way and the U.S. proceeding more cautiously. The same potential benefits of lithium-ion apply at telco access sites, but the application is not the same as a data center UPS system. A data center UPS requires fast discharge for backup power under controlled environmental conditions. Telecom applications provide energy in the outside plant, often in extreme heat or cold. At this point lithium-ion remains more of a complementary technology in the telecom space than a transformative one.
Looking specifically at telco applications, the lighter weight, wider range of operating temperatures, and the fact that lithium-ion does not emit hydrogen gas are noteworthy advantages. These are important differences, but lead is an entrenched technology across the telecom footprint, and the initial cost advantages of lead continue to be the ultimate differentiator for many operators. Having said that, there are specific applications where lithium-ion is a great fit and should be considered as a viable – and maybe even preferred – alternative to lead.
Lithium-ion is an increasingly popular choice for rooftop sites because of the light weight of the batteries. Lead batteries are much heavier, often requiring additional engineering of the site, expensive and time-consuming approvals from multiple bodies – including insurance providers, landlords and local municipalities – and rooftop reinforcements to manage the weight. Plus, the heavier lead batteries are simply more difficult to move to those sites. Lithium-ion is much, much easier to transport and install in these rooftop settings.
Moving forward, as 5G networks expand and the number of sites increases and networks extend even closer to consumers, the reduced footprint and weight, anti-theft capabilities and elimination of hydrogen gassing all seem likely to favor a more prominent role for lithium-ion.
Extending our vision beyond U.S. borders, sites with bad utility grid reliability that are subjected to unpredictable, continuous stress that accelerates the death of lead batteries are a better fit. The extended operational life and superior recharge efficiency of a lithium-ion battery can manage the stress and result in short-term financial gains.
Interest at the IT Edge
The IT equivalent of telecom access sites is the edge of the network, and edge sites are the next frontier for lithium-ion. When you consider the benefits, it's easy to see why. The obvious fit is driving significant interest and investment in exploring lithium-ion options.
The IT edge is in the midst of a five-year explosion that has fundamentally changed modern network architectures, and the pace of that change may be the simplest explanation for the relatively slow adoption of lithium-ion. The introduction of lithium-ion in the data center and the migration to the edge have been happening more or less in parallel, and asking organizations to introduce that much uncertainty into new deployments may have been a bridge too far. But now, as understanding of the edge increases and activity there starts to somewhat stabilize, the industry is turning its attention to strategies to optimize the operation and efficiency of those sites. Enter lithium-ion.
The superior energy density of lithium-ion batteries enables significantly longer runtime in a similar footprint. That combination, along with the longer lifespans and reduced maintenance and replacement requirements, make lithium-ion batteries a natural fit for deployments at the edge of the network, where IT support is limited. As it does in traditional data centers, the lithium-ion option at the edge eliminates the heaviest link in the power chain – VRLA batteries. All told, lithium-ion batteries can reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 50% compared to VRLA.
It's a compelling argument, and one likely to be made more and more as edge sites continue to proliferate and the falling cost and rising acceptance of lithium-ion reach an inevitable equilibrium.
As lithium-ion batteries have matured and started to reach a more competitive price point, their advantages over VRLA are driving rapid adoption in the data center and, increasingly, at the edge of the IT network. Telecom providers are more cautious, but as 5G increases the demand for access sites and energy at those sites, the ability to deploy more stored energy in a lighter battery is driving the re-emergence of lithium-ion in North America.


In the latest webmaster Q&A hangouts, John Mueller, Google's Webmaster Trends Analyst has answered (or revealed the answer) to a lot of big questions on how the disavow works and how long it can take for heavily penalized sites. This post will go over some of the main points in the meeting.
How Long Does a Disavow Take?
1. Algorithm/link spam penalty issues can take half a year to a year (6 to 12 months) for algorithms to fully recrawl and reprocess everything.
2. Disavowing links takes them out of the algorithms completely (it does not just devalue them some, they are completely ignored).
He goes back to the first point (6-12 months) at least two more times in the video. The next suggestion is to look into social media or ad buying during this time to get traffic. An alternative would be paid traffic like Google, Bing, or Facebook ads.
Again, nothing new but good info for anyone who has little experience with writing reconsideration requests.
This is an interesting point around 23 minutes in the video that concerns starting a site over on a new domain using no redirect. Here John Mueller states that if you don't do a redirect and just copy a site over to a new domain, this is still seen as a "site move" by Google's algorithm and it will attempt to "forward those signals" from the old domain to the new one. This is explained as being done for sites that can't redirect from the old domain for example from free hosts or hosts with limited functionality or webmasters who are not aware of redirect. It is not a strong as using a redirect but cloning a site exactly and then shutting down the old site may pass some link value through. Potentially this could be passing some negative value as well for penalized sites though this was not confirmed.
Other questions that were not confirmed are whether or not this actually passes some of the penalty or negative value? And second, will Google still 'remember' the content if the old site is set to be completely deindexed in webmaster tools before putting up a new site? What is confirmed is that if the site, theme, or content is changed slightly (unspecified amount) it will be considered as a completely different site by Google and nothing will be passed from the old site.
This is covered around 33 minutes in. Using the site removal request in Webmaster tools removes any number of pages from Google's index in less than a day. While not using this tool could take over 6 months to deindex a 404 page in Google. Again nothing new here but good information regardless. Particularly when starting over on a new domain.
This is relevant to blackhatters using churn and burn sites. Based on the response around 38:00, the implication is that the "honeymoon period" where new sites are given significant SERP boosts and immunity to penalties for some months is not going away any time soon. But that's my take, don't take my word for it; the direct question was more dodged than answered in the video.
According to Mueller at 48:10, page load time has almost no significance in SERP ranking. There are a lot of website analysis tools that have popped up recently. Website load time is great for visitors but changing the load time by milliseconds won't make a difference in SERPs. Apparently website load time is only taken into account if it's very slow… 1 second or half a second wont make a difference except for visitor behavior.
That's pretty much all that I found interesting that was covered in the video.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The MTA is shutting down service in the Montague Street tunnel for more than a year so crews can repair signals, power cables and other equipment that was damaged during Superstorm Sandy.
Starting Friday night, there will be no R trains running between Court Street in Brooklyn and Whitehall Street in Manhattan.
The 14-month closure of the tunnel will force an estimated 65,000 daily subway riders to switch to other routes.
Nearly 27 million gallons of water flooded the tunnel during Sandy, submerging power lines and signal equipment in 20 feet of corrosive salt water for 10 days.
In addition to the tunnel closure, the MTA says weekday R train service will operate in two sections. Section one will be Brooklyn only while section two will be Queens and Manhattan only.
Weekend R train service will operate via the Manhattan Bridge. There will be no weekend R trains or late night N trains at the Jay Street-MetroTech, Court Street, Whitehall Street, Rector Street, Cortlandt Street and City Hall stations.
The MTA is advising riders to use the 2, 3, 4, 5, A and C trains instead.
"It's going to mean more crowded trains, but there is no quicker way than using one of these other lines to get to their destination," said Ortiz.
The MTA is calling Sandy-related work "fix and fortify" projects because crews will also be adding flood prevention and mitigation measures so the next big storm is not so devastating, CBS 2's Weijia Jiang reported.


Six years ago today, I became the Executive Director of READ Global, the amazing organization that I am still honored to lead. It didn't dawn on me until years later how perfect it was that I joined READ on International Women's Day.
When I started traveling in southern Asia about 15 years ago, I was shocked to learn how starkly different my personal experience as a woman was from the reality of millions of women and girls around the world, for whom education is merely a dream – something they have heard about but will never experience for themselves. Adult literacy rates in South Asia are some of the lowest in the world, with women's consistently lower than men's.
Through meeting and speaking with many of the women in READ communities, I'm more certain than ever that libraries are the perfect platform for empowerment of women and girls. Libraries are seen as safe spaces where women can go without asking permission from their husbands – opening up the door to education, leadership development and skill-building. My heart leaps with joy when I think about the amazing women I've met at READ Centers in Nepal, India and Bhutan who now greet me with confidence, with smiles on their faces and a newfound sense of purpose about their lives.
READ India Director Geeta Malhotra, me and an amazing READ Center user!
And it's not only women's lives that are changing in READ communities. Attitudes about the role of women and girls are shifting even amongst men. A few days ago, I read a report about the success of a recent literacy program that served 120 women at a READ Center in Haryana, India – a state known to be one of the most difficult parts of India to be a woman. Child marriage for girls is rampant and pregnant women often do not have access to proper medical care, putting both mother and child at risk. While looking at this report, I was encouraged not only by the women's proud smiles during their graduation ceremony, but by the fact that 80% of the women graduating were married. This reflects a huge shift in perception within the community – the fact that these husbands allowed their wives to leave the home every day for two months to learn how to read shows they are beginning to understand the value of education for women. Men now see that an educated mother can take better care of her children because she has access to accurate information. They understand that an educated woman can earn more income and will use 80 cents of each dollar earned to support her family. Everyone benefits when women are empowered.
I've seen the same shift in Bhutan – a country that didn't have a formal education system until fairly recently. I remember listening to a group of women share their READ Center experiences with me and our Bhutan Country Director, Karma Lhazom. As other women spoke about the transformation they experienced after becoming literate, I watched a 6-year old boy continuously look up at his silent mother, wondering why she was being so shy. He finally spoke up and asked her, "Why aren't you saying anything? I want you to share too." It was such a beautiful moment. This young boy was so proud of his mom and he wanted others to be proud of her too.
And of course, empowerment in rural Nepal is more evident than ever. In Parsa District recently, about 1,000 people (mostly men) came out to watch a young women's soccer tournament organized by the local READ Center – the first time anything like this had happened in that community. And at our newly opened center in Deukhuri Village, young women are playing soccer and wearing their sports uniforms in public for the first time ever, including Sabina (pictured below). Her father is also a soccer player, and you can just see the joy in both of their faces – not only is he allowing her to pursue soccer, but he is so proud of her for doing so.
Left: This girls' soccer game is the first of its kind in this community.
Right: Sabina and her father stand proudly together as she follows in his footsteps as a soccer player.
I love that my anniversary at READ coincides with a global celebration of the strength and resilience of women. This is the work that I was meant to do, and the courage of these women inspires me every day. I hope I will have the honor of serving them for another 6 years, because there are still millions of women who are cut off from education and opportunities to create a better future for themselves and their children. It's up to all of us to change that.
Will you donate right now and be this change?
Thank you for your support. Together, I know we can continue changing women's lives. Happy International Women's Day!


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Pence to social conservatives: there's 'nothing compassionate about open borders'
CP Current Page: Politics | Sunday, June 30, 2019
Vice president chides Democrat 'moral concern' over border crisis
By Samuel Smith, CP Reporter | Sunday, June 30, 2019
Vice President Mike Pence speaks at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's annual gala dinner in Washington, D.C. on June 29, 2019. | Faith & Freedom Coalition
Vice President Mike Pence told a gathering of conservative Christian activists Saturday night that the Democratic policy goals relating to border security are "morally wrong" and would only enable the abuse and assault of migrants being trafficked to the southern border.
Speaking at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's annual gala dinner at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C., Pence didn't hold back in responding to a week filled with criticism of the Trump administration following unfavorable mainstream media reports of conditions facing migrant children at the southern border.
As conservative evangelicals continue to be chastised by Democrats for their support of the Trump administration and immigration agenda, Pence suggested to donors of the leading national conservative evangelical grassroots organization that securing the southern border and building a wall is the morally appropriate response.
"After spending the last six months denying there was a crisis at our southern border and doing nothing while our courageous and compassionate Customs and Border Protection personnel were overwhelmed by that crisis, now some Democrats want to lecture us about their moral concern," Pence griped.
"There's nothing compassionate about refusing to change the laws that human traffickers use to take advantage of poor families," he continued. "Those who would advocate open borders, free health care for illegal immigrants and making illegal immigration legal are making it easier for human traffickers to mistreat poor and vulnerable families. That is morally wrong. And that has got to stop."
Pence shared that the U.S. is on track to have nearly 1 million migrants come across the southern border this year "to take advantage of loopholes in our laws."
"And so the first time in history, the majority of them are families that are being enticed by human traffickers who charge them $5,000 a person by most estimates," the 60-year-old former governor of Indiana stated. "They're enticed to pay cash to be taken on the long and dangerous journey north to our border."
Pence stressed that the journey from Central America to the U.S. southern border is a dangerous one that is fraught with "unspeakable violence."
"Seventy percent of illegal immigrants once they present at the border report being victims of violence along the way," he told the crowd. "According to Doctors Without Borders, nearly one-third of young women traveling to our southern border from Central America are sexually assaulted on the journey."
He voiced grievance over the death of Óscar and Valeria Martinez, whose bodies were featured in a viral photograph this week after they drowned trying to cross the Rio Grande.
"It shocked the conscience of the nation," Pence said. "The truth is what we saw there on the front page of every newspaper in America is what's been happening for months. People facing violence, sexual abuse and worse, being brought up by people who have no regard for human life enticing them to make the dangerous journey north."
Pence declared that there is now a "broad national realization" of what he and President Donald Trump have been "saying for more than a year."
"We have a crisis at our southern border. It's like we have never seen before," he said. "That's why President Trump declared a national emergency in January."
He criticized House Democrats for previously turning down previous requests from the administration for additional resources to provide beds and humanitarian needs to care for the families detained after coming across the border.
"President Trump again stood strong and this week, our president negotiated a bipartisan bill that when he signs it on Monday will speed $4.6 billion in humanitarian aid to support the compassionate work of Health and Human Services and our Customs and Border Protection," Pence stated. "Finally, help is on the way."
Pence stressed that there is still "more work to do."
"At a time when migrants down at our border are facing violence, sexual assault and worse, it really is astonishing that many of the leading Democrats running for president continue to advocate open borders and policies that would make it easier for human traffickers to entice vulnerable families to take the long and dangerous journey north," he said. "It's true."
Pence reminded attendees that a decade ago, President Barack Obama said that Obamacare would not apply to those in the country illegally.
"This week, every major Democrat candidate for president promised to offer free taxpayer-funded health care to illegal immigrants," Pence said, "And many others promised to decriminalize illegal immigration altogether."
Pence stated that the "moral" and "compassionate" thing to do is to secure the border, provide humanitarian aid, reform asylum loopholes and "send a definite message south of the border that if you want to come to the United States of America, you must come legally or not at all."
Pence added that progress is being made on Trump's wall at the southern border and declared that 400 miles of the wall would be built by the end of next year.
"Whatever Democrats want to do to continue to deny and obstruct our efforts to secure our border, end this crisis and reform our laws, we're gonna keep telling the story," Pence vowed. "We're going to keep finding allies in Congress and across this country. And we're going to fix this broken immigration system."
Earlier this week, James Dobson, a prominent evangelical leader supportive of Trump's immigration policies and plans for a border wall, issued a lengthy statement blaming liberal policies for making the humanitarian crisis at the border worse.
"It is a well-known fact that President Obama's administration established many of these unworkable policies, and Congress is steadfastly unwilling to change them," Dobson asserted in his July newsletter.
"Every effort at reform has been overridden or ignored. It is set in stone. Democrats want massive numbers of immigrants who will someday become voters. Some Republicans support the policies because they want cheap labor for agricultural purposes. The border could be fixed, but there are very few in authority who seem to care."
Fellow evangelical leader, Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, faced criticism this week from well-known conservative evangelicals after he retweeted an Associated Press report critical of the perilous conditions facing migrant children at the border and the Trump administration's handling of the situation.
"The reports of the conditions for migrant children at the border should shock all of our consciences," Moore tweeted. "Those created in the image of God should be treated with dignity and compassion, especially those seeking refuge from violence back home. We can do better than this."
On Sunday, Pence put the blame on Democrats.
"Democrats in Congress refused to expand the bed space and the capacity for us to detain people at our borders," he told CNN.
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It was an opportunity to ask questions and learn from those who'd been there and done that – very successfully!
Watch here as Kurt, James, Mark, Jeremy and Matt chat with Murray, John and Lisa.


Below is the text of the speech made by Jack Straw at Labour Party conference on 28th September 2010.
Conference, after thirty years as an adornment on the Labour front bench I'm moving up to that most honourable of places, the back benches.
So, this will be my last conference speech from the platform and I have been promised that no one will be removed, arrested, or even offered a place on the NEC for heckling me.
It has been a huge privilege to serve the party and the British people in the posts I have occupied. Thank you.
My earliest experiences as a Labour front bencher coincided with the initial impact of Margaret Thatcher's brutal economic policy.
Unemployment was rising fast, interest rates hit 15%, and inflation was on its way t o 22%. Never had the country needed a strong and united opposition more.
But while the people in this country were desperately looking to us for a constructive alternative, we were busily engaged in endless bouts of self defeating internal strife.
All people saw of Labour then, was division and disunity. A divided party is one which detaches itself from the concerns of the British people. It loses their trust and allows its political opponents free rein to scorch the earth across our social landscape.
We allowed the Thatcher-Major governments to last eighteen years. We cannot permit the Cameron-Clegg Government more than five.
So I'm very happy that despite the scale of our defeat in May we have begun our fight back in such a united manner.
For that we should thank, above all, Harriet Harman, for her fantastic leadership since the election. And we should also thank the five leadership candidates who fought their corners in a way which I believe has strengthened the party.
Now that Ed has become our leader we should all back him in the difficult task of developing our response to the Government's cuts agenda and the social and economic damage which they will cause.
But beware that as the cuts begin to bite, and distress and anger about them rises, so too will the tendency of some people on the left to divide.
We mould our own future. If we are to stay relevant and electable in 2015 we have to learn the lessons of our past.
It took years of work by Neil Kinnock, John Smith, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, to undo the damage of the 1980s and reconnect us with all the people for whom this party works, recognising a fundamental truth: that we can only help the poorest and most insecure if we are in Government.
And we can only achieve Government by building our support not only amongst the weakest in society but crucially among, as Ed has said, the squeezed middle and amongst those who feel more secure about their incomes and their place.
Equality is the most important idea which separates us from the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. We know that the countries which are healthiest, happiest and most secure are also those which offer the most equal societies.
Equality is not uniformity. It's not about making everything and everyone the same. It is certainly not about levelling down. It's about recognising and celebrating that every individual is different, and entitled to an equality of rights, of dignity, of the opportunity to realise their dreams to the greatest extent.
And equality too is about opposing private extravagance and public squalor.
It's because of our values of equality that Labour in Government worked tirelessly to tackle poverty, by promoting economic growth alongside a national minimum wage, tax credits and the transformation of the public's services.
We have to challenge the myths of Labour in power now being pedalled by the Conservatives and Mr Clegg.
We did build more schools and hospitals; we did recruit more teachers, nurses, doctors and police officers.
And the results were improved educational outcomes for everybody. School standards in my area alone, Blackburn with Darwen, more than doubled in a decade.
We literally improved people's life chances through better health care and safer streets and homes as we drove down crime. And we guaranteed individual rights regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality, or disability.
One of my proudest achievements was the introduction of the Human Rights Act, which came into force ten years ago this Saturday.
It is one of the greatest steps for equality and rights – for the individual against the state – that this nation has seen in over three centuries. And we, the Labour movement, did it.
We introduced the strongest laws against racial discrimination and for racial equality anywhere in western Europe.
We banned religious discrimination – opposed by the Liberal Democrats. We repealed the disgraceful section 28 – introduced by the Tories. By this, and much else, we made Britain a more tolerant and a fairer place. Never forget that.
And keep telling your friends, your work colleagues, your neighbours, because if we don't honour and celebrate our achievements our opponents certainly won't do it for us.
If you think about it, crime too is an issue of equality. Indeed an issue of class.
The less well off you are, the more likely you are to be a victim of crime.
There's no liberty, no opportunity, if you feel trapped in your own home or in fear on the stree ts. And that's why we were so committed to make people safer from crime.
During those eighteen years of Conservative Government crime doubled. The rise in crime was disproportionately concentrated in poorer areas against poorer people; out of sight and so out of mind for the Conservatives.
And nothing changes – now they say they're considering the abolition of ASBOs which have made such a difference to tackling anti social behaviour.
Conference, we were the first – the only – Government since the war not just to get crime down, but by a significant amount.
The British people welcomed the fact that crime fell. But Conservatives and Liberal Democrats don't. They are in denial about the figures.
They're now talking about changing the way crime is recorded and abolishing the most reliable series of data – the British Crime Survey. They are again tempted down the Norman Tebbitt path. Norman Tebbitt, who when faced with the relentless truth of ever r ising unemployment, changed the way it was counted not once, not twice, but 18 times.
But they'll find it more difficult to fiddle the figures this time, because there's something else we did – we put the Office of National Statistics on an entirely independent footing.
Conference, our great legacy on equal rights and public safety is at risk.
The Liberal Democrats have conspired to put the Human Rights Act under review. The Conservatives, meanwhile, are going to cut the use of DNA technology and CCTV, and restricting the ability of the police and local communities to fight the scourge of anti-social behaviour.
And who will benefit from this madness? There'll be greater freedom for the criminal, less liberty for the law abiding. It's crazy.
The Coalition Agreement represents the worst of both parties. You've got Conservative ministers implementing the most dangerous of the Liberals' policies on crime, while Liberal ministers are complicit in rushing to implement savage Conservative cuts.
Nick Clegg has said he's released the "inner Liberal" in many Conservatives. But Mr Cameron has undoubtedly set free the "inner Tory" in Nick Clegg.
Nowhere is that more evident than in Mr Clegg's willingness to go along with Conservative proposals to gerrymander the boundaries. Even senior Tories have publicly admitted that they are doing this for narrow party advantage.
Nick Clegg boasts about his party's commitment to localism. Guess what? His Bill bans the Boundary Commission, by law, from daring to set up any local public inquiry into boundary proposals. We've had the best, most bi-partisan system for settling boundaries in the western world. So good, that David Cameron used it in 2003 to defend his own West Oxfordshire boundaries and vocally to challenge those who claimed that the numbers of MPs should be cut.
But if Nick Clegg and David Cameron don't want to listen to the public anymore, we must not ma ke the same mistake. As Ed Miliband has said, the crucial thing is that we listen and stay connected to maintain the confidence of the vast majority of the British people.
This is not about selling out, or any of that nonsense.
It's about listening, listening carefully – and putting our timeless values into ways which protect and benefit people as their lives – and their circumstances – change.
That's what we've always tried to do in my great constituency of Blackburn – you know the one, with the world's greatest football team, one of only four ever to win the Premiership.
We've now got a terrific Blackburn Labour website.
But new forms of internet communication like this can only ever be a supplement to face-to-face engagement.
In my constituency, we hold residents' meetings where month in, month out, the halls are full. And soap box sessions in the Town Centre. Don't dismiss them as "old-fashioned". They cost next to nothing.
Above all, they work, because there is an equality of arms, of mutual respect, amongst everyone present.
And they work in another way. In Blackburn, Labour won against all odds in 1983.
My majority stayed up in 2005; and this year there was a swing in Labour's favour.
And there are plenty of other constituencies which defied the national trend, always for the same reason – because we connected with people's aspirations and their fears.
We didn't talk over them or at them – we talked with them.
I know that our new leader, Ed Miliband has the same view.
I also know this…with the unity this conference is demonstrating, the effectiveness we've seen of our party in Parliament and in the country, and with the development of new policies for new times, we do have the strength and the energy to work relentlessly over the next four and a half years for that imperative for our nation – a Labour victory in 2015.


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Le Tyranneau de Weeden (Phyllomyias weedeni) est une espèce de passereau placée dans la famille des Tyrannidae.

De découverte récente, il est encore mal connu.

Répartition
Cet oiseau vit dans les Yungas du nord-ouest de la Bolivie et dans l'extrême sud-est du Pérou.

Habitat
Il vit dans les forêts humides ou semi-humides.

Liens externes

Tyrannidae
Oiseau des Yungas

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