KEMAS: Jurnal Kesehatan Masyarakat [P-ISSN 1858-1196 | E-ISSN 2355-3596 | DOI 10.15294/kemas] publised by Universitas Negeri Semarang in collaboration with Ikatan Ahli Kesehatan Masyarakat Indonesia (IAKMI Tingkat Pusat) and Jejaring Nasional Pendidikan Kesehatan (JNPK). KEMAS publishes the article based on research or equivalent to research results in public health or other disciplines related to public health that has not been loaded/published by other media. The journal contains articles about epidemiology and biostatistics, health policy and administration, public health nutrition, environmental health, occupational health and safety, health promotion, reproductive health, maternal and child health, and other related articles in public health. The journal can be used by health practitioners, health caregivers, teachers, medical students, and people who are interested in public health issues. The journal was first published in July 2005 and subsequently published twice a year, in July and January. KEMAS has been accredited by DIKTI starting in 2014 with an Accreditation Letter Number: 212/P/2014 and indexied by Sinta 2nd. Since 2017, the journal were published 3 times a year in July, November and March.
Paramita Jornal is published by History Department, Faculty of Social Science collaborated with the organizers of Indonesia Historians Society (IHS). Paramita firstly was published in 1990 based on SIT: No. 100/ PT 36 H.FIS/ 1990 and ISSN: 0854-0039. Paramita also has elecronic ISSN: 2407-5825. Since 2016, Paramita has accredited (A) based on Keputusan Direktur Jenderal Penguatan Riset dan Pengembangan Kementerian Riset, Teknologi, dan Pendidikan Tinggi Republik Indonesia No: 36a/E/KPT/2016, was issued on 23 Mei 2016. Every year Paramita publish twenty article for two issues at March and September.
The range of carried studies in the publication includes philosophy of history, historiography, history of education, and history education. At that time, the editorial staff of Paramita Journal is led by Prof. Dr. Wasino, M.Hum. Besides, the editorial members of Paramita Journal are : Prof. Nawiyanto, Ph.D, Prof. Dr. Nunuk Suryani, M.Pd., Dr. Cahyo Budi Utomo, Moh. Yasir Alimi, S.Ag., M.A., Ph.D., Tsabit Azinar Ahmad, M.Pd. The International editorial members are (1) Dr. Freek Colombijn, (2) Prof. Matthew Isac Cohen, (3) Assoc. Prof Hans Pols, The University of Sydney, Australia, dan (4) Dr. Vivek Neelakantan.
Jurnal Pendidikan Fisika Indonesia [p-ISSN 1693-1246 | e-ISSN 2355-3812] is a peer-reviewed journal published two times a year (January and July) by Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Negeri Semarang. Jurnal Pendidikan Fisika Indonesia is an integrated forum for communicating scientific advances in the field of physics and education physics. The journal reports significant new findings related to physics and education physics, including: learning media development, learning methods development, learning methods implementation and several application of physics.
Jurnal Pendidikan Fisika Indonesia publishes comprehensive research articles and invited reviews by leading expert in the field. Papers will be selected that high scientific merit, impart important new knowledge, and are of high interest to physics and education physics community. Jurnal Pendidikan Fisika Indonesia has become a CrossRef member with DOI prefix: 10.15294.jpfi. Therefore, all articles published by the journal have unique DOI number.
Pandecta Research Law Journal created to be a means of dissemination of the results of legal research for all researchers who have interest in the field. Through the dissemination of research results in the journal is expected to grow a network of researchers in the field of law according to their research interests. In addition, through the dissemination of the research is expected to develop the jurisprudence of the field of interest.
The scope of this journal is the publication of research in the field of law, both written by researchers from the fields of law or other parties whose study is law. This journal is published twice in a year, that is on JUNE AND DECEMBER.
Since the first edition this Journal is published twince in January and July every year untill the second edition of 2014 it was changed to June and December every year.
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Jurnal Teknik Sipil dan Perencanaan [p-ISSN 1411-1772 | e-ISSN 2503-1899 | DOI 10.15294/jtsp] is an academic journal which biannualy published in April and October. We firstly published in 1999 as national journal of Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Negeri Semarang. In 2016, JTSP was indexed in DOAJ with Green Tick critera. And in 2018, JTSP expands its range of article quality and publication through publishing English-language articles.
Published a scientific paper on the results of research and studies in the field of science and technology. Published biannually in June and December contained the writings lifted from the results of research and critical-analysis study in science and technology.
Jurnal Dinamika Akuntansi has become a CrossRef member with DOI prefix: 10.15294. Therefore, all articles published by the journal have unique DOI number.
Journal of Physical Education Health and Sport is the Journal of the by the Physical Education and Sport Department Universitas Negeri Semarang. The Journal has a particular focus on physical education and sport research-based articles (approximately 7000 words) that make reference to other critical work in the field and/or discuss particular issues of practice-focused research within the specific professional fields of health, sport and physical education. Editorial will privilege those articles that explore and provide a depth of understanding of the complex inter-relationship between developing/improving practice through the production of knowledge. The Journal will focus on the forms, contents and contexts of health education, sport and physical education as they relate to schools, universities and other forms of educational provision.
All manuscripts are read by the Editor and by two expert peer reviewers through a blind review process.
The Indonesian Journal of Conservation [p-ISSN 2252-9195] is a journal that publishes research articles and conservation-themed conservation studies, including biodiversity conservation, waste management, green architecture and internal transportation, clean energy, art conservation, ethics, and culture, and conservation cadres.
The emphasis of the Media Ilmu Kolahragaan Indonesia is on the human sciences, broadly defined and applied to sport and exercise. Besides experimental work in human responses to exercise, the subjects covered will include human responses to technologies such as the design of sports equipment and playing facilities, research in training, selection, performance prediction or modification, and stress reduction or manifestation. Manuscripts considered for publication include those dealing with original investigations of exercise, validation of technological innovations in sport or comprehensive reviews of topics relevant to the scientific study of sport.
Jurnal Kompetensi Teknik is a 6 (six) monthly scientific journal, published every May and November. Contains articles of research or ideas of thought (conceptual) in the development of education, teaching and technology in the field of engineering.
Dinamika Pendidikan (p-ISSN 1907-3720, e-ISSN 2502-5074) is a scientific periodical published by the Department of Economics Education, Faculty of Economics, Universitas Negeri Semarang collaborate with Asosiasi Profesi Pendidik Ekonomi Indonesia (ASPROPENDO), Asosiasi Profesi Pendidikan Akuntansi Indonesia (APRODIKSI), Asosiasi Sarjana dan Praktisi Administrasi Perkantoran Indonesia (ASPAPI) with the aim to promote creativity scholarly or academic lecturers from various institutions in general and the community UNNES internal academic specifically. The article published scientific literature contains research results, conceptually as well as reviews of books in the field of economic education, accounting education, and educational administration offices.
First published in 2006, published in a year, June and December. Dinamika Pendidikan has become a CrossRef member with DOI prefix: 10.15294. Therefore, all articles published by the journal have unique DOI number.
Forum Ilmu Sosial is a peer reviewed journal that covers the fields of scientific knowledge or academic that study social groups and human society. This journal published innovative research encompassed within the social sciences that include to sociology, anthropologhy, political science, history, geography and related disciplines. Contributions are welcome in any suitable form, including critical essays, reviews of significant topics, case studies, theoretical and empirical articles, and statistical analysis. It has been published biannually since 2008 by the Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitas Negeri Semarang with registered number ISSN 1412-971X (print), ISSN 2549-0745 (online). Forum Ilmu Sosial is an open access journal and also available in print.
Integralistik is a peer reviewed journal that covers the fields of scientific knowledge or academic that civics education studies. The Integralistik is a academic journal that centered in citizenship studies i.e. civic education (curriculum, teaching, instructional media, and evaluation), political education, law education, moral education, and multicultural education. Contributions are welcome in any suitable form, including critical essays, reviews of significant topics, case studies, theoretical and empirical articles, and statistical analysis. It has been published biannually since 2010 with registered number p-ISSN 0853-7208 and e-ISSN 2549-5011. Integralistik journal published by Civic Education Program, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitas Negeri Semarang in cooperation with Indonesia Association of Pancasila and Civic Education (Asosiasi Profesi Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan Indonesia). And than, Integralistik journal is an open access journal and also available in print.
Intuisi : Jurnal Psikologi Ilmiah�is the scientific publication media to accommodate ideas and innovation research results of psychology academicians and other experts who are interested in the field of Psychology.�Vision intuition is to encourage the development of science-based psychology�, indigenous psychology.
Jurnal Bahan Alam Terbaurkan is a scientific journal which is focusing on the research, development and applications in biomass conversion processes (thermo-chemical conversion; physicochemical conversion and bio-chemical conversion) and equipment to produce fuels, power, heat, and value-added chemicals from biomass. Since 2012, JBAT published 2 issues per year i.e. in June and December. In Period of 2012 to 2016 we published JBAT in Indonesian and English language. However, since June 2016 JBAT only published articles in English language and continue till now. In 2016, JBAT has been accredited by Directorate General of Research Empowering and Developments, Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education through SK 36b/E/KPT/2016 for the period of 2016-2021. JBAT has a printed and online standard serial number which is p-ISSN 2303-0623 (printed version) and e-ISSN 2407-2370 (electronic version). As an accredited journal, JBAT is conducting journal management by online included submission, review process and publication. Jurnal Bahan Alam Terbaurkan is published by Chemical Engineering Department, Universitas Negeri Semarang and has collaboration with APTEKIM (Asosiasi Pendidikan Tinggi Teknik Kimia Indonesia), EIC (Engineering International Conference) and SNTK (Seminar Nasional Teknik Kimia) UNNES.
Jurnal Geografi : Media Informasi Pengembangan dan Profesi Kegeografian [p-ISSN 2549-3078 | e-ISSN 2549-3094 | DOI 10.15294/jg] Published Department of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences, Universitas Negeri Semarang as an informtion media and discussion forum of research study and scientific article of geography and educational geography. The journal is published twice a year in January and July.
Jurnal Konstitusi adalah salah satu media per-semester yang diterbitkan oleh Sekretariat Jenderal dan Kepaniteraan Mahkamah Konstitusi bekerja sama dengan Pusat Kajian Konstitusi sebagai upaya mempublikasikan ide dan gagasan mengenai hukum, konstitusi dan isu ketatanegaraan. Jurnal ini ditujukan bagi pakar dan para akademisi, praktisi, penyelenggara negara, kalangan LSM serta pemerhati dan penggiat hukum dan konstitusi serta masalah ketatanegaraan.
The journal is published with a frequency of 2 (two) times a year with the amount of volume that varies. Articles can be the results of research, scientific studies, and the analysis and solving issues relevant to the field of electrical engineering and computer sciences, and has never been published in other scientific journals.
Kreano, Jurnal Matematika Kreatif Inovatif is well-knowned as Jurnal Kreano. Jurnal Kreano is published by Mathematics Department of Semarang State University in collaboration with AMLI (Asosiasi MIPA LPTK Indonesia - SK Kemenkumham) [Letter of Cooperation]. Kreano publishes the research issues on mathematics education, and could be experiment, research and development, or classroom action research. This Journal are bi-annual publication, on June and December. Jurnal Kreano has ISSN published by LIPI. p-ISSN: 2086-2334; e-ISSN: 2442-4218.
LANGUAGE CIRCLE Journal of Language and Literature, published twice a year (April and October) by the Faculty of Language and Arts Semarang State University.
Jurnal Profesional (Jurnal Ilmiah Populer dan Teknologi Terapan) merupakan media informasi mutakhir bidang profesi Teknik Mesin. Jurnal ini memuat artikel yang berorientasi ilmiah populer dan teknologi terapan dalam bidang Teknik Mesin. Jurnal ini diterbitkan oleh Program Studi D3 Teknik Mesin Jusuan Teknik Mesin FT Unnes dan terbit dua kali setahun pada bulan Mei dan November.
Teknobuga�Jurnal Teknologi Busana dan Boga�is a scientific periodical published by the Department of Mechanical and Production Services, Semarang State University Faculty of Engineering, with the aim to enhance the creativity of scholarly professors or academics from various institutions in general and the academic community intern Semarang State University in particular.�The article published scientific literature contains research results, conceptually, as well as book reviews in the field of production technology and culinary fashion.
Physics Communications�publishes research papers in the broad field of physics; current areas of particular interest are reflected by the research interests and expertise of the CPC Editorial Board.�The focus is on contemporary methods and techniques and their implementation, the effectiveness of which will normally be demonstrated by the author(s) in the context of a substantive problem in physics.
Journal of Nonformal Education (p-ISSN 2442-532X | e-ISSN 2528-4541) was published twice a year (February & August) by Postgraduate Program, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia. This Journal collaborates with Ikatan Akademisi Pendidikan Nonformal & Informal containing research articles in the field of Nonformal Education with the scope of literacy education, equality education, and community education.
Indexing & Abstracting: GARUDA (Garda Rujukan Digital), Science and Technology Index (SINTA 3), Google Scholar, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).
International Journal of Active Learning p-ISSN 2528-505X | e-ISSN 2615-6377 is an international, refereed publication for all those who teach and support learning in Higher Education and those who undertake or use research into effective learning, teaching and assessment in universities and colleges. The journal has an objective of improving the status of teaching and learning support as professional activity and embraces academic practice across all curriculum areas in higher education.
IJCLS is a scientific journal in the field of criminal law issued by the Criminal Law Department, UNNES Law Faculty every May and November each year. IJCLS was first published in November 2016. Since its first publication, IJCLS is committed to becoming a national and international reputable scientific journal. This is proven by continuous improvement both in terms of appearance and quality. Since it was first published in 2016, IJCLS has used the OJS system in full and involved several reviewers from both the internal UNNES and outside the UNNES. Starting in 2017, the IJCLS is published consistently and exclusively in English. This is done to make scientific discourse not only for the people of Indonesia but also for the international community.
IJCLS and the Criminal Law Department actively participated in various scientific activities, both those carried out by the Government and the Expertise Association. IJCLS is actively involved in various activities of the Indonesian Legal Journal Management Association (APJHI), Indonesian Criminal Law and Criminology Society (MAHUPIKI), Indonesian Victimology Lecturers Association (APVI), Human Rights Lecturers Association (SEPAHAM), and Indonesian International Law Lecturers Association ( ISILL).
The study and scope of the IJCLS covers the Criminal Law Sector both Formil Criminal Law and Material, Criminal Procedure Law, Comparison of Criminal Law, Political Criminal Law, Philosophy of Criminal Law, International Criminal Law, Criminology and Vitimology, Criminal Justice System, etc.


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Meet members of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg cast while they are in rehearsals. Features: Carly Bawden, Gareth Charlton, Dominic Marsh, Meow Meow, Aki Omoshaybi and Joanna Riding. Video by the Curve Theatre, Leicester, 2011.


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Foodie February
After being so good in January (after the overindulgence of the festive season) I always find that when February finally rolls around, I'm ready to eat everything again! Sure, it's great to start the New Year with 'goddess-like' goals of only ever eating greens... but let's face it, food makes us happy and in the winter months we all need a bit of comfort! This month, I headed back out to try a few of London's favourite foodie places to nourish my body and soul again. Feed me, February!
Heckfield Place
Top of my list of foodie places to visit was Heckfield Place. OK, it's not London, but it's not too far out of London either if you fancy a Sunday drive followed by a delicious Sunday lunch. I had heard so much about this new hotel opening and it did not disappoint. The first thing I noticed was that the staff were all wearing sneakers, which I think contributed to the overall, relaxed vibe at the hotel. It makes sense, doesn't it? If you're working on your feet all day, but you're feeling comfortable, you're going to be friendlier and happier! I fitted in well, as I was wearing my comfy Converse trainers. Weekends are for relaxation and who wants to be surrounded by the clacking of high heels? Such a great decision by the management!
We had a lovely lunch at the hotel's restaurant Marle, which was surprisingly quiet. I had the cauliflower and gorgonzola soup, followed by the gnudi with spigarello and white truffle butter. My partner, Rob had the River Test trout, which was also delicious. It's good to see another UK hotel championing a locally sourced and homegrown menu where they 'strive to give their diners the excitement and immediacy of food served straight from the earth'. Our waiter had warned me that my choices for starter and main were quite similar and a bit of a beige, stodgy combo... she was right. It didn't matter though, as I loved them both. I adore winter desserts, and to complete the perfect meal, I was delighted to share Marle's blackberry bakewell with Rob.
One of Heckfield's team kindly offered to show us around the hotel after our meal, as they thought it might encourage us to stay next time. I have to say, I would love to stay, as it's such a beautiful property with an incredible collection of artwork and photographs. Just my cup of tea! Afterwards, we went for a stroll around the stunning hotel grounds, which are peppered with fountains, lakes and woods. The perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
Farmacy Kitchen
'Let food be they medicine and medicine be thy food' (Hippocrates) is Farmacy Kitchen's fabulous, foodie motto. This Vegetarian/Vegan restaurant in Notting Hill is a favourite of mine, as they serve delicious, comfort food which is pretty good for you too! It's a fab place to catch up with a friend for a chai latte made with coconut milk, or for Farmacy's famous 'golden milk' spiced with turmeric, black pepper and cardamom. On this occasion, I had the house pancakes for brunch, which are made with buckwheat flour and served with seasonal fruit (poached pear), coconut 'yoghurt', caramelised pecans and maple syrup. OK, not super healthy, but there are plenty of other healthier options if you wish and it's all delish! A 'must do' when in Notting Hill/Bayswater.
The Harwood Arms
This local pub in Fulham has been on my radar for some time, as it's London's only Michelin Star pub. We chose February 14th, Valentines Day to visit The Harwood Arms, as price-wise, it's more of a 'special occasion' kind of pub than your regular pie and a pint boozer. We were pleased to see an exceptional wine list, with my favourite NZ wine - Paul Pujol's 2011 Prophets Rock, Riesling being the obvious choice. Rob and I have similar taste, which often means we go for similar things on the menu - and on this occasion, we both chose the same starter and main, which was devilled crab tartlet with a salad of fresh herbs and sea trout on toast with mussels cooked in cider and sorrel. For dessert, Rob went for the rhubarb, but I WON by getting the lemon curd doughnuts with Earl Grey cream, which was a delightful bowl of mini, sugary balls. It must be love, as I shared one with him.

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package org.gradle.language.nativeplatform.internal.incremental;

import org.gradle.api.internal.TaskInternal;
import org.gradle.api.internal.changedetection.state.FileSnapshotter;
import org.gradle.api.internal.changedetection.state.TaskArtifactStateCacheAccess;
import org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.SimpleWorkResult;
import org.gradle.api.tasks.WorkResult;
import org.gradle.cache.PersistentStateCache;
import org.gradle.internal.Factory;
import org.gradle.language.base.internal.compile.Compiler;
import org.gradle.language.base.internal.tasks.SimpleStaleClassCleaner;
import org.gradle.language.nativeplatform.internal.incremental.sourceparser.CSourceParser;
import org.gradle.language.nativeplatform.internal.incremental.sourceparser.RegexBackedCSourceParser;
import org.gradle.nativeplatform.toolchain.Clang;
import org.gradle.nativeplatform.toolchain.Gcc;
import org.gradle.nativeplatform.toolchain.NativeToolChain;
import org.gradle.nativeplatform.toolchain.internal.NativeCompileSpec;
import org.gradle.util.CollectionUtils;

import java.io.File;

public class IncrementalNativeCompiler<T extends NativeCompileSpec> implements Compiler<T> {
    private final Compiler<T> delegateCompiler;
    private final boolean importsAreIncludes;
    private final TaskInternal task;
    private final TaskArtifactStateCacheAccess cacheAccess;
    private final FileSnapshotter fileSnapshotter;
    private final CompilationStateCacheFactory compilationStateCacheFactory;

    private final CSourceParser sourceParser = new RegexBackedCSourceParser();

    public IncrementalNativeCompiler(TaskInternal task, TaskArtifactStateCacheAccess cacheAccess, FileSnapshotter fileSnapshotter, CompilationStateCacheFactory compilationStateCacheFactory,
                                     Compiler<T> delegateCompiler, NativeToolChain toolChain) {
        this.task = task;
        this.cacheAccess = cacheAccess;
        this.fileSnapshotter = fileSnapshotter;
        this.compilationStateCacheFactory = compilationStateCacheFactory;
        this.delegateCompiler = delegateCompiler;
        this.importsAreIncludes = Clang.class.isAssignableFrom(toolChain.getClass()) || Gcc.class.isAssignableFrom(toolChain.getClass());
    }

    public WorkResult execute(final T spec) {
        final PersistentStateCache<CompilationState> compileStateCache = compilationStateCacheFactory.create(task.getPath());
        final IncrementalCompilation compilation = cacheAccess.useCache("process source files", new Factory<IncrementalCompilation>() {
            public IncrementalCompilation create() {
                DefaultSourceIncludesParser sourceIncludesParser = new DefaultSourceIncludesParser(sourceParser, importsAreIncludes);
                IncrementalCompileProcessor processor = createProcessor(compileStateCache, sourceIncludesParser, spec.getIncludeRoots());
                // TODO - do not hold the lock while processing the source files - this prevents other tasks from executing concurrently
                IncrementalCompilation incrementalCompilation = processor.processSourceFiles(spec.getSourceFiles());
                spec.setSourceFileIncludes(incrementalCompilation.getSourceFileIncludes());
                return incrementalCompilation;
            }
        });

        WorkResult workResult;
        if (spec.isIncrementalCompile()) {
            workResult = doIncrementalCompile(compilation, spec);
        } else {
            workResult = doCleanIncrementalCompile(spec);
        }

        cacheAccess.useCache("update compilation state", new Factory<Void>() {
            public Void create() {
                compileStateCache.set(compilation.getFinalState());
                return null;
            }
        });

        return workResult;
    }

    protected WorkResult doIncrementalCompile(IncrementalCompilation compilation, T spec) {
        // Determine the actual sources to clean/compile
        spec.setSourceFiles(compilation.getRecompile());
        spec.setRemovedSourceFiles(compilation.getRemoved());
        return delegateCompiler.execute(spec);
    }

    protected WorkResult doCleanIncrementalCompile(T spec) {
        boolean deleted = cleanPreviousOutputs(spec);
        WorkResult compileResult = delegateCompiler.execute(spec);
        if (deleted && !compileResult.getDidWork()) {
            return new SimpleWorkResult(deleted);
        }
        return compileResult;
    }

    private boolean cleanPreviousOutputs(NativeCompileSpec spec) {
        SimpleStaleClassCleaner cleaner = new SimpleStaleClassCleaner(getTask().getOutputs());
        cleaner.setDestinationDir(spec.getObjectFileDir());
        cleaner.execute();
        return cleaner.getDidWork();
    }

    protected TaskInternal getTask() {
        return task;
    }

    private IncrementalCompileProcessor createProcessor(PersistentStateCache<CompilationState> compileStateCache, SourceIncludesParser sourceIncludesParser, Iterable<File> includes) {
        DefaultSourceIncludesResolver dependencyParser = new DefaultSourceIncludesResolver(CollectionUtils.toList(includes));

        return new IncrementalCompileProcessor(compileStateCache, dependencyParser, sourceIncludesParser, fileSnapshotter);
    }
}

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Q: GetADusers - with selected fields I am trying to get all AD users into table in which the columns will be these fields:

samaccountname, name, useraccount control, employeeid, employeetype,
  distinguishedtype, title, department, manager, enabled, lockedout,
  passwordexpired, passwordlastset, passwordneverexpires, lastlogondate,
  whencreateddate, whenchanged, modified, accountexpirationdate, mail)

Then save it into excel/csv file
I tried this:
Get-ADUser -Filter | samaccountname, name, useraccount control, employeeid, employeetype,
distinguishedtype, title, department, manager, enabled, lockedout, passwordexpired,
passwordlastset, passwordneverexpires, lastlogondate, whencreateddate, whenchanged,
modified, accountexpirationdate, mail

but i did not work well. Can someone help me with this script please?

A: There are a few things.  First you need to populate the -Filter argument.  Second you need to tell Get-ADUser which properties to return.  Third, you need to output it to a csv file.
Also "WhenCreatedDate" should just be "WhenCreated" and "DistinguishedType" should probably be "DistinguishedName". I fixed those but left you casing.
Something like below should get you close:
$Properties =
@(
    "samaccountname"
    "name"
    "useraccountcontrol"
    "employeeid"
    "employeetype"
    "distinguishedname"
    "title"
    "department"
    "manager"
    "enabled"
    "lockedout"
    "passwordexpired"
    "passwordlastset"
    "passwordneverexpires"
    "lastlogondate"
    "whencreated"
    "whenchanged"
    "modified"
    "accountexpirationdate"
    "mail"
)

Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties $Properties |
Select $Properties |
Export-Csv -Path "c:\temp\Accounts.csv" -NoTypeInformation

I'm not in a live environment, but tell me if this helps.  Thanks.

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Elvis Presley's Graceland Offers First Ever Virtual Live VIP Tours
The Graceland Virtual Live Tours will provide behind the scenes and never before seen highlights of the Mansion, the Lisa Marie jet and Elvis Presley's Memphis exhibit and entertainment complex.
Tickets on-sale now
Elvis Presley's Graceland (Photo: Business Wire)
MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For the first time ever, Elvis Presley's Graceland® in Memphis will offer fans and music lovers from around the world the opportunity to visit Graceland virtually. The two-hour guided tour will offer a behind the ropes look at the Mansion, a tour of the Lisa Marie jet and a walk through Elvis Presley's Memphis exhibit and entertainment complex, where guests will see various artifacts, including Elvis' cars, jumpsuits, gold records and movie memorabilia.
Hosted by one of the world's foremost experts on all-things Elvis Presley, Vice President of Graceland Archives and Exhibits Angie Marchese, the Virtual Live Tours will provide guests a VIP experience with an in-depth look into Elvis' life. The artifacts spotlighted and stories told will vary from tour to tour making each experience unique, and viewers will have the opportunity to ask Angie questions throughout the event. The Mansion aspect of the tour will begin at Graceland's front door and conclude with a quiet moment in the Mediation Garden. Guests will enjoy touring the same rooms inside Graceland Mansion, but will get a special perspective, as the camera goes behind the ropes offering rare insights with intriguing commentary. The experience also includes a look onboard the Lisa Marie airplane, the Convair 880 jet, nicknamed the "Flying Graceland" by Elvis, featuring two half-baths, a lounge area, a conference room, sitting room and a master bedroom. Following that viewers will visit Elvis Presley's Memphis and continue their tour through 200,000 square feet of Elvis-themed exhibits where Angie will highlight and discuss many of the unique archives including Elvis' spectacular outfits, awards, automobiles, motorcycles and more.
"We are thrilled to now offer Graceland Virtual Live Tours to Elvis fans around the world," stated Debbie Miller, CMO, Elvis Presley Enterprises. "In a typical year, Graceland hosts visitors from over 125 countries and from all 50 states. And, although Graceland remains open for limited capacity in-person tours, now, more than ever, people are looking for quality entertainment experiences they can enjoy from the comfort of their own home. For those who have always wanted to visit Graceland but never had the chance, to those who've been here many times and are looking for a bespoke Graceland experience, this tour is for them."
The tours will be presented live through a private, closed Facebook Group and will be archived for 72 hours following the live event so that guests can watch again as many times as they'd like. The 72-hour window will accommodate guests in all time zones to enjoy the tour at their convenience.
The first tours announced will occur on January 27, February 25, and March 25. Additional dates will continue to be added. Tickets are $100.00 per person and are on sale now at Graceland.com or by calling 800-238-2000 or 901-332-3322 for international callers.
About Graceland and Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.
Elvis Presley's Graceland, in Memphis, is music's most important and beloved landmark, with hundreds of thousands of fans from around the world visiting the historic home each year. Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc. (EPE) manages the operations of Graceland and its related properties, including Elvis Presley's Memphis, Graceland's new entertainment and exhibition complex over 200,000 square feet in size; the new 80,000 square feet Graceland Exhibition Center featuring rotating exhibits; the AAA Four Diamond Guest House at Graceland 450-room resort hotel; and the Graceland Archives, featuring thousands of artifacts from Elvis' home and career. EPE also produces and licenses Elvis-themed live events, tours, and attractions worldwide. Graceland Holdings LLC, led by managing partner Joel Weinshanker, is the majority owner of EPE. Graceland is the only attraction worldwide to ever receive eight USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Awards: in 2020 it was named "Best Holiday Historic Home Tour," in 2019 it was named "Best Tennessee Attraction and Iconic Landmark," and "Best Holiday Historic Home Tour," in 2018 it was voted "Best Tennessee Attraction" and "Best Holiday Historic Home Tour," in 2015 it was voted the world's "Best Musical Attraction" and "Best Historic Southern Attraction," and in 2013 it was voted the #1 "Iconic American Attraction." In 2019 TripAdvisor named Graceland the most popular attraction in Tennessee, in 2018 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards named Graceland one of the top 25 landmarks in the world and Rolling Stone named it one of 10 Great American Music Landmarks. For more information on EPE and Graceland, visit www.graceland.com.
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Kathy Griffin visited 'The Late Show' and shared a huge announcement
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Kathy Griffin visited Stephen Colbert on The Late Show last night and, after discussing at length the fallout from her 2017 scandal, made a huge announcement.
When prompted, Griffin went on to say that she thinks about how men in Hollywood tend to have a lot of ownership over the content they create. "I have quietly spent the last couple of years buying back my own entire library," Griffin elaborated. "So starting tonight… you can get My Life on the D-List, all my 23 specials, my talk-show on iTunes."
She admits she won't make a lot of money off of the purchase but did say she took the leap "as a statement to encourage gay folks and women and younger folks that this old bird didn't go down."
Related | Kathy Griffin talks scandal, comeback, and former best friend Anderson Cooper
Griffin has released an astounding 23 stand-up specials, breaking the Guinness World record for the most aired TV specials by any comedian in history.
She has won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album after being nominated six years in a row and is a two-time Primetime Emmy Award winner for her reality show, Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List.
Watch Kathy Griffin's full interview on The Late Show below:
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As a volunteer-run organization, we rely on the generosity of our volunteers to donate their time and resources towards the fight to end homelessness in Citrus Heights. Our members come from the business sector, schools, faith communities, and city government - to name just a few - to partner with local churches, government agencies, and nonprofits to provide services and support for those attempting to break the cycle of poverty.
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55 Mexican cooks bake the world's biggest cheesecake
Jan. 24, 2009 Updated: June 16, 2016 3:44 p.m.
MEXICO CITY -- Mexico has long been known for tacos and tequila -- but cheesecake?
Chef Miguel Angel Quezada says 55 cooks spent 60 hours making the world's biggest cheesecake -- a 2-ton calorie bomb topped with strawberries.
The monster cake used nearly a ton of cream cheese, the same amount of yogurt, 350 kilograms (772 pounds) of pastry, 250 kilograms (551 pounds) of sugar and 150 kilograms (331 pounds) of butter.
Carlos Martinez of Guinness World Records declared the cheesecake the world's largest on Sunday at an event sponsored by Kraft Foods, maker of Philadelphia cream cheese.
There wasn't much competition. Guinness had no previous record for cheesecakes.
Organizers gave out 20,000 slices around Mexico City.


DP World's decision, announced in February, that it is to sue China Merchants in Hong Kong's High Court over the Djibouti debacle caused major shock waves in the global terminal operator sector. The Dubai-based operator is accusing the Hong Kong-headquartered company of causing the Djibouti government to unilaterally revoke its concession to handle containers at the Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT) in the Port of Djibouti.
Olivier Milland, senior analyst for sub-Saharan Africa at A2 Global Risk, tells Port Strategy that the move by the authorities in Djibouti to effectively re-nationalise the commercial port is highly unusual. But he acknowledges that the relationship between the company and the state had been "shaky for several years prior to last year's decision to expropriate the port concession".
Indeed, bad blood first emerged in 2014 when the government accused DP World of having paid bribes to a prominent Djiboutian businessman, Abdourahman Boreh, in order to win contracts. However, there was much speculation at the time of a political motivation behind those proceedings, following a very public falling-out between the president and the businessman.
To make matters worse, China Merchants has held a one-third stake in Port of Djibouti throughout this whole process meaning that it clearly has had some behind-the-scenes influence in the ousting of DP World, although Mr Milland concedes that it is difficult to gauge exactly what that influence has been.
"Given Djibouti's strategic location and its modern port facilities compared to other countries in the region, it is a possibility that it did play a role, albeit indirectly through a position of influence rather than interference. But that is merely analytical speculation at this point," he says.
Nevertheless, Mr Milland says that the latest move by the government could also have been prompted by its fears that DP World was under-investing in the port in favour of other ports the Dubai-based company operates on the Red Sea, which was its official explanation.
"It is ultimately up to the decision-makers to explain why they moved to seize control of the port and ultimately DP World's shares; only they really know exactly what motivated them," he says.
The row with businessman Abdourahman Boreh, who was then in charge of the country's free trade zone, eventually went to international arbitration, with a London high court making a very high profile ruling against the government's claim in 2016.
The seizure of DCT also ended up at the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), which again found in favour of DP World, although Mr Milland believes these may have been pyrrhic victories at best.
"I don't think there is a possibility that DP World will now return to Djibouti, unless the company meets both the government's and the state-owned company's demands for further investment in the DCT port terminal to meet growing demand. And that" – given the recent decision by DP World to take legal action against China Merchants in Hong Kong – "now seems very unlikely," he says.
Significantly, DP World has invested in other ports in the region. These include the ports of Berbera, Somaliland, and Bosaso in Somalia's autonomous Puntland region. The latter is being operated by the company's subsidiary P&O Ports, which is looking to modernise it. In this, it very much has the backing of Ethiopia, since Ethiopian businesses currently have to ship 95% of their goods through Djibouti's ports.
"It would therefore be understandable if DP World looked for business opportunities elsewhere," says Mr Milland.
PwC Africa ports expert Andrew Shaw adds that Djibouti is one of the fastest growing countries in the Horn of Africa, therefore its interest for investors cannot be overstated.
Mr Milland notes that competition is epitomised through infrastructure developments in Africa in particular, but even more so along Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative where Djibouti is a key point connecting the Horn of Africa to the rest of the world.
"The government's actions to nationalise the port despite two LCIA rulings against it, and its intention to continue to expand DCT with Chinese operators, set a worrisome precedent in the country. It suggests that long-term contracts are at risk, even under the same administration, and might even mean that those with long-running relationships with the government could be quickly side-lined without any clear reason," says Mr Milland.
Chinese investors have already begun construction of a free trade zone within the Port of Djibouti, partially on land that formed part of the DP World concession. Chinese investors are present across Sub-Saharan Africa, and especially so in the Horn of Africa. "Since a lot of their investment is in critical infrastructure, their presence in Djibouti does not strike me as surprising; in fact, it makes sense," says Mr Milland.
He adds that it also makes sense from a historical perspective, in that the Chinese have been present in Djibouti for many years, and the relationship between both governments is close; for instance, Djibouti hosts China's only overseas military base. China also pursues close ties with Ethiopia, where Chinese construction companies have built the African Union headquarters and a standard gauge railway between Addis Ababa and Djibouti City.
The move to invest in Djibouti also reflects a much broader trend in Chinese investment, which initially concentrated on countries that had much needed raw materials.
"Djibouti may not hold a lot of natural resources, but it is situated in a highly strategic location, through which 12%-20% of global trade passes, and a lot of Chinese goods are shipped to ports on the Red Sea," says Mr Milland.
He also notes that, for security purposes, Djibouti is also strategic in that it lies mid-way between the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa. This location could help air-based missions in the Levant or Yemen but also act as a launch for vessels to fight maritime threats from pirates in the Gulf of Aden or in the Indian Ocean. These launchpads could additionally be used to protect commercial shipments, for instance for oil coming from the Gulf.
Both DP World and China Merchants were asked to contribute to this article, but neither responded.
Djibouti is not the only country in Africa to have received interest from Chinese investors. On the east coast, two brand new potentially Chinese-backed projects have emerged in Mozambique.
Several Chinese investors, for example, have indicated an interest in financing projects in the Port of Inhambane, which is located in a province in the south of the country. The information was made public by local governor Daniel Chapo, who said that the Chinese entrepreneurs had made contact with national entities linked to the sector.
Reactivation of the Port of Inhambane project first emerged in 2017, when an investor conference was held in Inhambane.
One of the biggest headaches faced by engineers is that the site is prone to major silting.
Chinese investors are also working with Mozambique on the design of a new cabotage port located in the town of Chongoene. This will require investment of $300m in port infrastructure, as well as additional funding for a connecting rail link to the Limpopo Corridor, in Macarretane. There will also be branches to sand deposits at Chibuto in Gaza, and Jangamo in Inhambane. Agriculture, forestry and livestock are all being targeted.
A contract has already been signed with the China Railways International Group to take the project forward.


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Bitch at Rockwood Music Hall
Rockwood Music Hall
By Mace Griffin
Bitch looks like she just got finished painting a rainbow canvas, donning a white jumpsuit covered in colorful splotches and shapes. Her black and green hair is piled up on her head, with a single braid cascading over her shoulder. A broom, bedazzled and sparkling, is in her grip, flying her onto the small stage in the basement of Manhattan.
Waiting for the witch onstage are three oversized notebooks, a pencil the size of my forearm, a guitar, and an electric violin. There is a small rug on the ground, and another broom, this one has yet to be covered in gemstones. Bitch puts them side by side.
Bitch waves her hand around, twirling the air around her, palms open and ready to catch a fairy. She theatrically looks around the room, before walking toward her violin, which has a sparkling sticker of a uterus on the backside. She places it on her shoulder and begins playing a few ominous chords.
"We will get into some heresy, let's hope. A revelation or two. And of course, much bitchcraft." She continues to play staccato with her bow. "I'd like to dedicate this entire set to mother earth. The ultimate life-giver. The mother of us all."
She begins with a call and response in the song "Hello Meadow!" that she raps over a track being played. Bitch begins the show full of energy and emotion, giving her all into the performance.
Each song is rife with fun. Bitch grabs her keytar and plays one of the beats that come in the machine to perform one of her earliest pieces "Pussy Manifesto." All the while she gives commentary about her younger self on top of the song. "I was so cocky then."
Bitch has gone her life, being corrected and changed by the standards around her. Eventually, she said, "enough is enough" and became her full true self. It is impossible to not get lured into the storytelling she does, using it as a transition between songs. In her stories, she talks about her own life and how she came to be the bitch she is. She uses her props on stage for full effect, writing manifestos, and casting spells with the pencil. Her emotional-support broom is in use frequently, dancing with it, sweeping things under the rug, and using it as a symbol of herself.
By fully embracing herself, she still gets the "tsk tsk" from society but has been able to give herself more power. She uses her self-love as a lesson to teach everyone that they, too, should love themselves and not care about rejection. Her name, Bitch, appropriately is the reason why she can't market her shows, why venues won't market her shows, and has made it very hard for her to rise up in this industry.
When meeting her after the show, you learn she is anything but a bitch. All the fans that were in that room stayed late just so they could meet her in the lobby by her merchandising that was selling mini brooms, stickers, and a bolo tie. She talked to every person that was there and is so uplifting. While she was able to grow and become herself after facing rejection, she makes sure to pour back only love to people to help them.
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Oh, how nice of you to join us. We were talking about crazy people at the library. I have all my facts and figures here. Scientific scrutiny is so comforting when we discuss hot button words like "Crazy". No, you didn't miss anything. No, this post didn't start in the middle, you came in the middle but we were just so glad to see you that we forgot everything we already said.
1. The Internet gives five or six varying definitions for crazy and with some work you can dig out a few more ("mentally deranged, especially as manifested in a wild or aggressive way" was the first one I found, but "foolish" and "extremely enthusiastic" were readily about too), but there are actually so many acceptable definitions for crazy that there is nothing, no situation or noun or modulation of feeling, no level of emotional heat for which "Crazy" isn't appropriate. How about this one: with a bit of slight bending, there is no adjective in the English language that "Crazy" cannot be a synonym for.
2. Technically speaking, anywhere from .07 percent to 94 percent of our library patrons are actually crazy. This roughly reflects the statistics for the general human population population as well, but a lot of scientists feel it narrows down the range too much.
3. There is nothing funny about "Crazy", and it is the exact epicenter of humor.
There is a man at my library who needs help all the time. Computers and computer devices are his hobby, and yet he cannot figure the simplest things out on his own. "I have all these email messages that have titles, but how do I get in to read the message?" He might ask. So you walk over to show him. "See," You say gently. "You have to click on the title, and then it shows you the message."
"OH!" He says. But he will not remember. There may be a similar question later that day, and tomorrow, and many more questions. At some point you have to say "I cannot help you any more today." This in itself is confusing to him. This is confusing to me too! Nothing scrambles me more than not being able to help someone.
I don't really have a diagnosis. There has to be some kind of Alzheimer's in there or something, something that both makes him forget what he is taught and forget that he is terrible at computers and problem solving, because he is. It also makes him forget that computers are completely unrewarding to him.
He is a nice man. All the helpful people at the library have had to learn to take a line with him (the unhelpful ones just start out with a bunch of lines for everyone). I used to get much more irritated with him, but one day I pulled the word "Crazy" out for him. I said to myself "Oh, he is crazy." This has made me a lot more sympathetic to him. Nevertheless, I'm not above siccing him on the sorts of librarians who I think deserve that occasionally.
They can call me crazy to themselves if they want. Ninety-four percent of us are.
Ya know, Patsy Klein sang a whole song about this!
I am so fond of comments I am reluctant to be argumentative, but I think Patsy Cline was singing there about pure heartache, unless, secretly, that's somehow what this post is all about?


Taj is back! and doing what he's aways been good at - making great songs. Taj is heading head first strong into his own element on this one and it blooms. I loveeeeee this. Definitely one of the best tracks of the week. I've already listened to it about 50 times.
very sick production and a beat that always keeps the song moving along. good to see taj exploring and speaking his mind.
We're seeing flashes of new Taj mixed with what we already know & love. I'm so here for where this is going.


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All in the Family Features
All in the Family: The Herbert Brothers
CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with the Herbert Brothers, game inventors, filmmakers, and winners of the 2009 Doritos Super Bowl ad contest.
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All in the Family: The Horowitz Family
CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with the President of American Classic Toy, Inc. Jay Horowitz and discusses his family's deep history in the toy business.
All in the Family: The Marra Family
Most everyone in the industry knows and loves Lynn and Mike Marra, but I bet you didn't know their history and how they got their children involved.
All in the Family: The Bortnick Family
CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with BGN Sales Group's Bortnick family, a toy sales rep group that's built its business on maintaining strong relationships with both retailers and manufacturers.
All in the Family: Diverse Marketing's Hardin Family
CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with the family behind one of the most well-known and respected toy rep groups, Diverse Marketing. Meet the Hardins.
Toy Association, Commerce Department Talk Counterfeit Toys Impact
The Toy Association sent comments to the Department of Commerce in response to the Presidential Memorandum, "Combatting Trafficking in Counterfeit and Pirated Goods."
All in the Family: The Kohner Family
While the Kohner Bros. may no longer exist, there's a reason its toys continue to live on today. What started as a wooden bead-making company on the Czech/German border evolved into one of the most well-known toy-making families in history. CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with Michael Kohner about his family's toy history.
All in the Family: The Donner Family
CHITAG's Mary Couzin chats with father-daughter game inventors Gary Donner and Wendy Harris of Random Games & Toys about being in the family business.


If you are thinking of changing your garden and planning some new trees, you should consider planting fruit trees. Fruit trees offer a range of benefits that you might not be aware of when they are part of your garden. This is why you should consider what these benefits are before you start designing your new garden.
One of the most common benefits of any tree in your garden is the fact that they provide an ideal place to relax. During the summer months, trees will provide shade which creates the perfect place to relax and enjoy the warm weather. If you have children, trees can also provide a great place for them to play during the summer months as you do not have to worry about sun exposure.
Fruit trees can make your garden look better because they have an array of colors to provide. The more fruit trees that you have in your garden, the more colors you will have and the more vibrant the garden will appear. During the spring, your fruit trees will be full of colored blossoms and during the summer they will have colorful fruit hanging from them. Fruit trees will have changing leaves when it comes to fall and this can also be beautiful.
One of the major benefits of having fruit trees is that they can provide you with fruit during the summer. Of course, you will need to properly care for the trees to ensure that you get fruit that you can actually eat. You will need to prune them correctly and you might have to spray the fruit to ensure that pests stay away. If you want to have organic fruit trees, there are a number of natural pest deterrents that you can use instead of spraying the fruit.
When you are able to grow your own fruit, you have the benefit of knowing where it comes from. You also will not have to worry about what has been done to the fruit of it coming from the tree and arriving in your home. Of course, it is important to note that your fruit trees will only be able to provide you with fruit during the summer.
Most people have a favorite fruit that is generally too expensive in the stores for them to regularly buy. If you are one of these people, you could be able to grow the fruit yourself when you plant fruit trees. Of course, you will need to ensure that you are able to provide the right climate for the tree that you want to plant.
It is possible to create mini-climates for your trees. If you live in a cooler climate and want to grow warm climate fruits, you should place the tree closer to a wall which reflects the heat you do get. If you want to grow apples in a very hot climate, you will need to create a cooler spot for the trees.


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Home News by type Charity Kelly's raises £1.4k for hospital
Kelly's raises £1.4k for hospital
L-R: Graham Kingdon, Kelly's of Cornwall south west territory manager; Paul Harrold, Kelly's of Cornwall factory manager; Samuel Harris, six-year-old patient and Gill Caddy senior hospital play specialist
L-R: Graham Kingdon, Kelly's of Cornwall south west territory manager; Paul Harrold, Kelly's of Cornwall factory manager; Samuel Harris, six-year-old patient and Gill Caddy, senior hospital play specialist
Kelly's of Cornwall has donated nearly £1.4k to the children's wards at Royal Cornwall Hospital following fundraising activity at last month's Great Cornish Food Festival.
The Kelly's team asked visitors at this year's festival, on Lemon Quay in Truro, for a minimum charity donation of £1 for each ice cream.
The money raised will be used by the hospital to buy toys, games and arts materials for the children's playroom.
The donation was delivered to Gill Caddy, senior hospital play specialist, by Graham Kingdon, Kelly's of Cornwall regional territory manager, and Paul Harrold, Kelly's of Cornwall factory manager.
Harrold said: "The team at Kelly's is extremely proud to support the fantastic work undertaken by the Royal Cornwall Hospital for the brave young people on its wards.
"We would like to thank everyone who donated for this cause at the Great Cornish Food Festival this year – giving something back and supporting Cornish charities is at the heart of what we do."
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Everyone has a favorite ice cream or gelato flavor. Whether you crave vanilla, mint chocolate chip, butter pecan or rocky road, childhood memories of running to catch the ice cream truck or meeting up with friends at the local ice cream parlor have instilled a love of frozen treats in all of us. So when consumers have the option to top off a great meal at your pizzeria with a delicious frozen dessert, it's hard for them to say no. "A good 75% to 80% of our customers come in just for our ice cream," says Ajan Sathan, owner of Mario's Ice Cream and Pizza (mariosicecreamandpizza.com) in Naples, Florida, which offers 30 ice cream flavors and the catchy slogan, "Where every day is Sundae."
While you may not be striving for percentages like Mario's, the numbers show there is a red-hot market for frozen desserts year-round, whether you offer three flavors or 30. So let's explore how you can add a scoop or two onto each ticket.
To make your own signature gelatos, start by seeking out local suppliers for key ingredients. Milk & Honey, for example, supplies gelato to its sister restaurant Community Pie. Meanwhile, wholesale suppliers offer ready-to-serve gelato and private labeling options.
Ice Cream vs. Gelato
Mallory Strickland, general manager at Milk & Honey in Chattanooga, Tennessee, scoops up a serving of delicious housemade gelato.
When contemplating a frozen dessert to add to the menu, many pizzeria operators first consider the traditional and ever-popular Italian gelato. This rich and creamy taste sensation appeals to consumers seeking out something unique and gourmet. But crafting your own gelato can be an expensive undertaking. If you want to achieve the same quality of gelato that's found in Italy, the investment in equipment could set you back more than $100,000, according to Taylor Monen, co-owner of Community Pie (communitypie.com) and Milk & Honey (milkandhoneychattanooga.com) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. "We worked with a chef in Bologna, Italy, to learn how to make authentic gelato and obtain our equipment," Monen says. "When all of the equipment wouldn't fit into Community Pie, we opened a satellite location, which turned into our sister restaurant Milk & Honey and now supplies all of the gelato to our pizzeria."
If you have the equipment, or a supplier with the proper equipment, the flavor combinations are endless when it comes to Italian gelato. If you don't have your own gelato making equipment, a number of vendors offer artisan gelatos and other desserts in ready-to-serve packages.
Additionally, private labeling and co-packing options are available so that you can still create your own distinctive gelato flavors even if you don't make them yourself. And since relatively few restaurants offer gelato, enticing customers with special weekly flavors is usually easy. "I've created more than 400 recipes over the past two years," Monen says. "We always have five or six flavors on hand at the pizzeria and have featured specials such as bacon or basil and cream."
Ice cream, meanwhile, is also widely adored by the masses. Ice cream flavors can range from plain ol' vanilla to some pretty wild extremes—think horseradish and foie gras—for those who want to become a true dessert destination. "We work with a local company that creates homemade ice creams," Sathan says. "Some of the most popular flavors are salted caramel crunch with cashews, turtle cheesecake, cake batter, and Superman. We're able to take requests and customize whatever customers like."
"Gelato flavor trends really run the gamut, from salted sweets, such as Salted Caramel, to herb- and tea-infused sorbets, such as Lemon Basil and Peach Tea."
—Jillian Hillard, PreGel America
Finding a Flavor Niche
With so many flavor possibilities, it's easy for your frozen treat menu to get out of hand. To strike a healthy balance between pizza and desserts, consider offering a well-publicized but limited rotating flavor menu, which changes weekly and encourages dessert lovers to return to try more. "We offer a gelato trio option on the menu, which people like to share," Monen says. "Between 25% and 50% of our customers order gelato after their meal."
"We always offer vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and several kid-friendly flavors such as bubble gum or Scooper Hero, which is a fun red, blue and yellow ice cream," says Maggie Brown, service manager at Sal & Mookie's New York Pizza & Ice Cream Joint (salandmookies.com) in Jackson, Mississippi. "Our most popular flavors are definitely Mint Chocolate Chip, Butter Pecan, Birthday Cake, and plain old vanilla."
Sometimes your flavors will be dictated by your demographic, so pay close attention to who your customers are and what flavors they gravitate toward. "Naples is a big retirement town, filled with people who love to golf and go to the theater next door to our pizzeria," Sathan notes. "Some of our most popular ice cream flavors and desserts are ones that our customers remember from their childhood—maple walnut, black cherry, root beer floats, soda floats, etc."
Sourcing Locally
The idea of sourcing local ingredients has never been stronger, and it doesn't stop at ice cream and gelato. "We get all of our milk from a dairy farm about 100 miles from us," Monen says. "We get eggs from a family farm in Chattanooga and chocolate from a Nashville chocolate maker, and we use local produce in our recipes. We've also created a popular gelato flavor called the Cold Toddy, which uses a local whiskey from Chattanooga to mimic a Hot Toddy cocktail."
Can't make your own ice cream or gelato? Talk to your local distributor to find a national or regional vendor who can provide the right flavors for you. Then pair them with pastries from a local bakery to show your support for the community and cross-promote with another business. "All of our scoop shop treats—brownies, pecan bars, chocolate chip cookies, peanut butter cookies, and Cowboy cookies (an oatmeal cookie with nuts and chocolate chips)—are made at our sister restaurant, Broad Street Baking Company & Cafe," Brown says.
Sundaes and splits are frozen favorites at Sal & Mookie's
Marketing Your Meltables
One great thing about ice cream and gelato is that the cost to give out a spoonful here and there to drum up word-of-mouth is pretty negligible. Besides, rewarding people around town with a scoop of ice cream or a sundae is a fun and nostalgic way to draw people into the pizzeria. "We have great coupons that we give to schools and [fundraisers] for inclusion in goodie bags; we call it a 'Sweet Treat,' and it's good for a single scoop of ice cream," Brown says. "We also celebrate National Scoop of Ice Cream Day and other fun food holidays."
Sathan agrees that marketing ice cream is easy when you involve your community (remember the old days of the ice cream social?). Mario's offers free scoops for kids under three years old with an adult ice cream purchase. Customers can also receive 10% discounts for bringing in a movie ticket, and Mario's gives dogs a free scoop of vanilla ice cream on Wednesdays. "We coordinate with our local churches and hand out free scoops of ice cream and business cards on Sundays," Sathan says. "The people around here appreciate the personal touch; we even host Senior Sundays at the pizzeria wherein we invite seniors in the community for a meet-and-greet. They pay $5 for a sundae and beverage and get to meet new people."
Monen says she uses social media to cross-promote the gelato offerings from Community Pie and Milk & Honey to fans while utilizing in-store menu chalkboards and signage to alert patrons to new flavor offerings.
Whether you decide to offer ice cream or gelato, don't miss out on the opportunity to scoop up more sales with frozen treat options.
Liz Barrett is PMQ's editor at large.
4 Marketing Takeaways
Give free servings of gelato or ice cream to small children with an adult purchase.
Host a Senior Sunday event, inviting local seniors over for an old-fashioned ice cream social.
Celebrate ice cream-themed holidays, such as National Ice Cream Month (July), National Ice Cream Day (the third Sunday in July) and National Ice Cream Cone Day (September 22).
Invent some offbeat gelato flavors and give them unusual names that will grab customers' attention.
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Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Bipartisan Advanced Nuclear Energy Bill
Whitehouse Calls for Better Licensing Process for Advanced Nuclear Reactors to Drive American Innovation, Repurpose Nuclear Spent Fuel, and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Washington, D.C. – The Senate Environment and Public Works Subcommittee on Clean Air and Nuclear Safety held a hearing on advanced nuclear reactors and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse's (D-RI) bipartisan Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act (NEIMA) today. Whitehouse introduced NEIMA last week with Senators James Inhofe (R-OK), Cory Booker (D-NJ), and Mike Crapo (R-ID). The bill would overhaul licensing of advanced reactors, which have the potential to produce reliable, emission-free energy, while adhering to existing safety standards and producing less nuclear waste than current technologies. The emission-free nature of nuclear technology would reduce America's dependence on fossil fuel energy and thereby reduce greenhouse gas emissions that are driving climate change.
"The sense that I have and that brought me to this conversation is that the approval process at NRC is an obstacle course that is designed for a particular kind of technology—but is not well-suited to technologies that aren't that technology," said Whitehouse during the hearing. "We do have new technologies that are emerging. They have enormous promise for a carbon-constrained world. We have done in America a lot of the leadership design for them, but if we can't get them through a process to where they're actually creating electrons, then we haven't done ourselves any good."
Building a nuclear reactor in the United States requires a construction and operating license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to ensure the new facility meets federal safety and security standards. The NRC's current licensing framework for nuclear reactors is geared toward the standard "light water" reactor technology, which produces large quantities of energy but can also present safety, waste disposal, and other challenges. Newer technologies—such as thorium and traveling wave reactors—have the potential to produce substantial quantities of energy more efficiently and with fewer of the drawbacks associated with light water reactors.
NEIMA would direct the NRC to develop a new, optional licensing process for advanced non-light water nuclear reactors within the Commission's existing regulatory frameworks. Later, it would put in place frameworks that would make licensing more efficient, flexible, and predictable for advanced reactor technologies while maintaining the NRC's safety and security missions. It would also allow the NRC to adjust its regulations as these technologies continue to be developed. The bill would authorize a new cost-share grant program at the Department of Energy that would help the first acting advanced reactor technologies to pay for some of the licensing reviews at NRC. Finally, it would establish new transparency and accountability measures for the NRC fee recovery structure and recommend limits on the Commission's corporate support costs.
Witnesses at the hearing included:
Victor McCree, Executive Director of Operations, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
The Honorable Jeffrey S. Merrifield, Chairman, U.S. Nuclear Infrastructure Council Advanced Reactor Task Force
Maria Korsnick, Chief Operating Officer, Nuclear Energy Institute
Dr. Ashley Finan, Ph.D., Project Director, Nuclear Innovation Alliance
Christina A. Back, Division Director, Inertial Fusion and Advanced Fission, General Atomics
Edwin Lyman, PhD, Senior Scientist, Global Security Program, Union of Concerned Scientists
NEIMA has the support of nuclear leaders like the U.S. Nuclear Infrastructure Council, the Nuclear Energy Institute, the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, ClearPath Action, NuScale Power, Hybrid Power Technologies, Third Way, Gen4 Energy, Terrestrial Energy USA, American Nuclear Society, Tri Alpha Energy, the Transatomic Power Corporation, the Next Generation Nuclear Plant Industry Alliance, and Entergy.
Earlier this year, the Senate overwhelmingly voted to adopt legislation cosponsored by Whitehouse that would increase collaboration among private industry, universities, and national laboratories to facilitate the development of advanced nuclear technologies. That measure—the Nuclear Energy Innovation Capabilities Act—was approved as an amendment to a broader energy bill that passed the Senate this week.


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Challenges and opportunities for ICT adoption in agricultural extension
Positive changes have been recorded in the use of ICTs by extension officers, who acknowledge that the issue of farmer reach has been abridged to a large extent through the technologies
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by Agwu Ekwe Agwu and Nwokorie Uchechi Mercy
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) generally refer to an expanding assembly of technologies used to handle information and aid communication. ICTs enable individuals to create, collect, process and manage information in different ways (voice, text or image). There is scarcely a field of human activity today that has not been touched by the dramatic changes in ICTs. The use of ICTs in agriculture in ACP regions, for instance, is progressing, with growing appreciation of the importance of increasing access to information.
However, challenges exist to using ICTs in this field, such as: erratic power supplies; fluctuating networks; high costs of ICT infrastructure; low incomes of rural farmers; lack of policies to enhance ICT development in rural areas; and a lack of necessary skills to use the technologies. Despite such problems, opportunities abound in terms of adoption of novel agricultural practices promoted through ICTs, and more farmers in the ACP region have developed their ICT literacy via extension training, increasing the use of such technologies. Further, ICTs are considered to be transforming agricultural extension through enabling greater access to text, graphics, audio and video files in an integrated manner.
Revitalising extension
Over time, the permeation of ICTs into agricultural extension practices has provided a platform for extension workers and farmers to communicate from afar, and to enhance the provision of information and new technologies. With greater access to such information, farmers are able to improve their production, incomes and standards of living.
In Nigeria, the federal government is currently focused on revitalising agricultural extension services by empowering and equipping extension workers with IT skills to support farmers in the areas of: digital farm mapping; soil type identification; meteorology and agricultural records. The establishment of farmer helplines by the National Agricultural Extension and Research Liaison Services to provide support for planning, production, storage and distribution of crops, livestock, and fisheries products is also changing extension practices in the country in terms of service delivery.
Studies conducted in Nigeria show that the majority of extension personnel have access to computers, radio, telephones, television and video recording equipment, which they could put to use in the provision of all their activities if provided with the necessary training, infrastructure and funding. Indeed, positive changes have been recorded in the use of ICTs by extension officers, who acknowledge that the issue of farmer reach has been abridged to a large extent through the technologies. And, whilst the use of ICTs has not been totally adopted by extension officers in all their activities, there is hope that, in the next few years, the technologies will be absorbed into the majority of extension duties on a large scale.
Electronic inputs
In 2012, the Federal Government of Nigeria introduced the Growth Enhancement Support (GES) scheme, which was designed to deliver government-subsidised farm inputs directly to farmers via GSM phones. The GES scheme is powered by e-Wallet (an electronic distribution channel), which provides an efficient and transparent system for the purchase and distribution of agricultural inputs based on a voucher system implemented by public extension services. The scheme provides registered farmers e-Wallet vouchers with which they can purchase fertilisers, seeds and other agricultural inputs from agro-dealers at half the usual cost – the remainder being covered by the federal and state governments in equal proportions. About 20 million farmers have benefitted from this scheme, which implies that awareness of the benefits of ICTs in agriculture is increasing, but that teaching in the use of technology is required, through extension, to harness the rewards.
ICTs vs traditional extension
Considering the urgent need for continuous and up-to-date agricultural information by farmers, the use of conventional communication channels as entrenched in the training and visit (T&V) extension approach, such as farm/home visit, personal letters, and use of contact farmers for disseminating agricultural information, is becoming less effective. This has prompted the use of ICTs as a faster medium for communicating agricultural information. However, T&V extension methods and ICTs can be used interchangeably for optimum effect.
In cases where the T&V approach is still being used, ICTs serve a complimentary role. Extension officers can, for instance, use ICTs to propagate agricultural techniques taught during T&V. ICTs can also be used by extension officers to monitor farmers' progress in terms of adopting such techniques, and serve as a channel for farmers to seek advice in the instance of any problems.
One such application that requires traditional extensions methods is RiceAdvice, which was launched by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit's Centre for Green Innovation in 2016. The aim of the smartphone application is to bolster rice yields in Nigeria and Mali by generating optimum fertiliser rates for farmers, and increase youth employment by training them on how to use the app and implement it with farmers in the field. Currently, the application is used by public sector extension agents who provide production recommendation printouts to individual farmers.
Women's inclusion in extension
The Women-in-Agriculture sub-component of Nigeria's Agricultural Extension Programme (ADP) was designed to source, adapt, generate and disseminate agricultural information for the purpose of increasing food production, maintaining food value and raising the income of women farmers. The aim is to improve and raise the standard of living for rural women. The institutional framework of the ADP has been designed to achieve this aim by employing female extension workers at every level of operation – from state headquarters down to the villages – in every state. These women work directly with women farmers, identifying and organising them into groups, then registering these groups as cooperative societies. As cooperatives, the women farmers have better access to farm inputs and credits than they would as individuals.
Until now, the rate of ICT use by rural women farmers has revealed the constraints they face when it comes to taking advantage of such technologies. A number of gender studies have shown that the main ICT users (especially computers, the internet and e-mail) are young men, and that women are marginal users, suggesting a gap between discourse and the reality of women's empowerment through ICTs. However, more women have access to ICTs with their increasing availability, enabling extension officers to reach them directly without depending on the influence or ownership of ICTs by the men/husbands. Despite this, those women who are not financially independent of their husbands usually have to ask them for help towards maintaining the ICTs in question, which could pose a threat to their effective use by women.
ICTs for the future
To further support extension practices with ICTs, certain conditions need to be put in place. Provisions should be made for subsidies in phone recharge cards and internet subscriptions to increase affordability for farmers at all times to seek information on agricultural practices. More so, erratic power supplies and network fluctuations should be reduced through the development of necessary infrastructure to better serve rural farmers.
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by Judith Francis , Jennie van der Mheen and Thomas Tichař
It is well-known that agriculture is a challenging sector to work in, and as a result, deters many young people from taking it over from their parents. However, many in the next generation are also recognising the opportunities; a rising middle class with more money and dietary preferences, closer ties between rural and urban areas through roads and transport, and the rise of new technology and digitisation – otherwise known as 'the knowledge economy'.
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'Uber-ising' access to tractors for improved productivity in Nigeria and Kenya
by Jehiel Oliver and Ken Lohento
As the world's population continues to increase, it is projected that crop yields will need to double to achieve food security. Sub-Saharan Africa alone holds 60% of the global inventory of uncultivated farmland; yet average crop yields continue to fall well below global averages. In addition to food security, increased agricultural productivity remains critical to alleviating entrenched poverty and improving livelihoods for the millions of farmers that survive on less than US$2/day.
The enduring power of radio for agricultural extension in Africa
by Karen Hampson and Blythe McKay
Charles Wandera is a farmer in Masindi district, Uganda. The area was recently hit with an infestation of the invasive Fall Armyworm; recently arrived in Africa, Armyworm caught farmers off guard in Masindi, leaving them unaware of how to defend their crops against the pest. Wandera turned to radio for a solution. He has been listening to a programme on Radio Kitara, supported by Farm Radio International (FRI), a Canadian NGO that works with radio broadcasters to deliver programmes aimed at small-scale farmers and their communities.
Multimedia communication enables innovators to coalesce and thrive
by Giacomo Rambaldi
CTA is an international organisation established by statute, with headquarters in the Netherlands. Its mission is to advance food security, resilience and inclusive economic growth in ACP countries through innovations in sustainable agriculture. Throughout the last decade, CTA has been at the forefront of identifying cutting-edge technological innovations, promoting digital literacy and skills, and providing training and capacity-building for agricultural stakeholders to innovate and utilise digital agricultural solutions.
The potential of digital agriculture in Africa
by Yentyl Williams
ICT Update spoke with Ben Addom, Team Leader, ICT for Agriculture at CTA and one of the authors of the recent CTA/Dalberg report on D4Ag in Africa, about the key recommendations of the study and the future of the sector.
Agwu Ekwe Agwu
Professor, Department of Agricultural Extension, University of Nigeria Nsukka
Nwokorie Uchechi Mercy
Specialist in agricultural communication


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Healthcare: A History of Public Health in Post-War Britain
A History of Public Health in Post-War Britain
The past can provide us with a unique insight into public health policies and practices in the past. This is crucial for understanding healthcare today. This online course will allow you to put the past in conversation with the present. It will enable you to place the changing nature and policies of public health in postwar Britain in context of the changes occurring today.
Explore the different definitions of public health and describe how these developed over the post-war period
Identify the structures, organisations and individuals that put public health into practice
Reflect on the challenges faced by public health in post-war Britain
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Collgar Community Fund – Information and Networking Evening
Date 9 November 2017
Time 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location The Grandstand Bar, Merredin Regional Community & Leisure Centre on Bates Street
Collgar is very thankful to those of you who could join us on 9 November 17 for our Community Fund event.
We hope that you enjoyed the event and gained some insights into the structure of the Community Fund and whether your project is eligible for funding. We also hope you enjoyed viewing the beautiful Collgar inspired artwork on display and hearing from Collgar's CEO, Thomas Scott-Morey and WA Manager of CEC, Dermot Costello.
A big thank you to Marilyn Sayers, the Rec Centre and Rochelle Willis who provided us with a great venue and delicious canapés and to Mick Hayden and Michael Hayden who undertook the Welcome to Country and played the didgeridoo.
Collgar Community Fund has donated almost $600k to Merredin and the surrounding areas since 2012, supporting over 130 initiatives and 40 organisations! If you would like more information about the Community Fund or a copy of the application form, please visit our website; www.collgarwindfarm.com.au/community-fund/
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Nvidia Unable to Assess Report on Cryptocurrency Mining Impingement In The Second Quarter
Brittany Cave August 25, 2022 2 min read
Colette Kress, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Nvidia, discloses that retrospectively the alteration of its consensus mechanism and the decline in the prices of crypto assets have affected the order for the company products in such a way that the company could not account.
On Wednesday, the company announced after uploading its quarterly report that the demand for its products had fallen substantially and that it cannot say precisely how mining cryptocurrency played a part.
Nvidia Q2 Financial Report
The corporation presented its quarterly financial report for May, June, and July yesterday. According to the report, Nvidia's total turnover fell by nineteen percent over the last quarter, falling to $6.5 billion and summing up its net income at around $656 million, a fifty-nine percent decrease.
Furthermore, the gaming department of the organization's revenue was estimated at $2.04 billion, adding income from bids for its state-of-the-art GPUs. So, this revealed a 44% discrepancy between the first and second quarters. Kress ascribed the downturn situation of the company to the inauspicious condition of the market.
By market, she was also referring to the crypto market that had faced a lot of downsides lately. The executive vice president shared constrained openness regarding how mining has contributed to the mitigated product demand of the company in the last quarter.
GPUs for Crypto Mining
In a statement released, she identifies that the GPUs can mine cryptocurrency but cannot acknowledge to what extent it would affect the demand for the product. She also revealed that mining got attenuated at some point and had a similar effect on the company in the area of their finance.
The GPUs were designed by the organization to play games. But, due to the niftiness of these Graphics Processing Units for mining crypto, it spiked a high demand for it which in turn causal the price of their shares to soar by three hundred and twenty percent over five years.
Changes in Consensus Mechanism Affect Demand for Nvidia's Products
The volatility experienced in the crypto market in the form of unstable market conditions such as rising and falling of crypto assets worth in time and the upgrade of the processes associated with confirming transactions, plus Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake, has antecedently affected the order placed on their products and their capability to precisely evaluate it.
The Ethereum merger happening on September 15, which would spur the network to transition from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, could wind up pushing the demand for GPUs and other crypto mining hardware downward. If this occurs, the company could take further beat downs on sales of its CMP 170 HX, now worth $4,695.
Other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Monero continue to function on the P-o-W mechanism without any known intention of switching to the P-o-S mode in posterity.
In other news, NASDAQ records a 5% descent in the price of Nvidia shares within five days.
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