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I know what some of you are thinking right now.. why on earth would I need a service to help me with the maintenance of my WordPress site?
If you're a business owner, freelancer, or someone else whose website is integral to bringing in business, it's easy to worry about and spend a lot of time and energy on maintaining your website. But at the end of the day, if you free up that time and energy, aren't there other areas you can tackle that can lead to a much higher return on investment?
Instead of worrying about the newest update, uptime or security, or trying to make small fixes yourself, you could be bringing on a new client, finishing up a chapter for your new book or put the finishing touches to your next app.
While WordPress makes maintaining and updating a website relatively easy, it can be surprisingly time consuming. Updating plugins, checking for compatibility issues, backups, optimizing your database, the list goest on.
It can be especially bad if you've developed slight OCD about keeping everything up-to-date and running smoothly, which is easy to do when your livelihood depends on one or more websites.
WordPress maintenance and support services are a way to do away with the time spent and anxiety that often goes hand in hand with maintaining important websites. And it's also a great way to get support for those times when Googling and some experience isn't enough.
This post gives you an overview and introduction to a few of the more popular services, to help you get one step closer to finding the one that's right for you.
Despite being one of the younger alternatives mentioned in this post, WP Curve has been able to carve out a space (and make a name) for itself by doing a few things differently. First off, they actually offer small jobs done by developers(30 minutes or less), and they are incredibly transparent about their business.
Other than sharing their revenue and plans for the future, they also share things that are even more interesting to a prospective customer, like their monthly average response times(10 hours and 10 minutes in march).
Their basic 'Professional' plan at 99$/month (79$ if billed annually) offers the unlimited small jobs, chat and email support, upgrades, backups, and monthly security scans. Their VIP plan at 199$/month (159$/m annually) offers all that, a shorter response time, and up to 3 job requests at a time instead of 1.
Just like it's name suggests, this service takes maintenance seriously. Offering compatibility support(up to an hour of support should your site unexpectedly break due to a WordPress, theme or plugin update), backups, Sucuri monitoring, and monthly WordPress support.
It seems like you can get hands-on developer help for a number of smaller issues(CSS styling of a new element, CSS and JS optimization), read their Terms of Service for more information on exactly what falls under monthly WordPress Support. Larger requests, like site redesign or custom development can be fulfilled at a discounted rate of 99$/h.
WPMatic has a simple, straightforward workflow that lets WordPress users tell the company about the issue they're facing and then have professionals fix everything as soon as possible once they've subscribed to one of their plans. WPMatic offers a multitude of services covering everything from WordPress installation to security configurations and creating backups to customizing your site's front-end.
The service doesn't focus on simply solving your problems, however. At WPMatic, they provide a complete solution which also includes a detailed report on the job and helpful recommendations for the future so that you can take measures to prevent similar problems from arising in the future.
Their basic Starter plan is priced at $59 per month ($46 per month if billed annually) and features site maintenance, weekly backups, 24 hour support, unlimited small 30 minute jobs for a single site, detailed notes, and WordPress core updates. When you want to take things to the next level, the Business plan priced at $99 per month ($79 per month if billed annually) offers the basic features in addition to access to any TeslaThemes theme, optimized loading speed, and a personal concierge. For $159 per month ($124 per month if billed annually) will give you access to all of the features with WPMatic's Enterprise plan.
This service is an Australian alternative, perhaps more fitting for those who have sites with audiences mostly based in Asia, or of course Australia.
Because the support team works during Australian work hours (6 AM to 12 AM), rather than American or European ones, you might be better covered during peak traffic hours.
For 39AUD per month, roughly 30$ US, you get 30 minutes of WordPress help monthly, as well as updates, backups and help with site security and loading times.
Their cheapest plan at 39$/month (29$ if billed annually)offers security monitoring, daily backups, and updates. Their specialized plan at 99$/month (79$/m annually) includes that, as well as site performance optimization, SEO optimization, eCommerce support and one hour support response time.
The downside here seems to be that if you want any hands on developer help, it looks like you need to upgrade to their Business plan at 299$/month (239$/m annually) which includes site migrations, uptime monitoring, phone support and 2 hours design and development per month.
WP Radius is a full-service WordPress Support & Maintenance company that will take care of all your WP needs.
With a team full of experts, WP Radius offers unlimited help and support; whether you just have a question or need your design or layout changed. They will even publish your blog posts for you. They take care of all your troubleshooting, updates and backups … so you don't have to.
WP Radius is a great option for business owners, entrepreneurs, and bloggers who need a reliable support team to maintain their WordPress website.
Plans with unlimited support start at just $67 a month.
Perhaps the newest kids on the block, these guys offer daily backups as well as, malware and virus monitoring across all plans, they seem focused on helping you avoid… prolonged downtime or other complications due to incompatibility issues or malware.
Even their Lite plan at 30$/month offers some access to hands-on help from developers, up to 5 requests under 30 minutes per month. With basic at 60$, you get unlimited requests, and with premium at 100$ you get unlimited 40 minute requests.
Mayday could be a good choice for someone who likes to tinker a bit with the design or code of a theme, without the experience to do so 100% safely, though I'm not sure they can prove that their WordPress developers are the 'world's best and most experienced'.
Offers backups(monthly for their junior plan, and weekly for ninja), weekly spam cleaning, weekly database optimization, and email support.
While at first look the design (perhaps specifically the logo) looks a little dated, this is just a testament to their status as somewhat of a veteran in this space. It does not seem like hands-on developer time is included in any of the plans.
Junior costs 50$/site/month, and Ninja 100$.
The WP Valet website is a little hesitant to show you the actual price of the plan. (I don't like having to answer a survey just to look at plans or features, but I can see it being useful to online business owners who don't know exactly what they need).
With 250$ a month for the bare-bones plan of updates, uptime monitoring, backups and ticket support, it can seem a little pricy. At least on paper, WP Valet seems like less value for money than many of the other options.
But, I don't know if they have more qualified staff, considerably higher staff/member rates, or if ticket response times are miles away from other services.
There's a wide range of options available, and with prices as low as 30$/month, it's hard to argue against bringing in a helping hand to deal with the day-to-day maintenance of your site. They can be an amazing help for business owners who can't afford to hire someone full-time or part-time to maintain their website.
One of the great things about doing so, is that even if you have a tendency to get laser-focused when you're doing a new project, your website will still be in safe hands with 0 hands-on attention from you. With many of the services this also gives you an added layer of security, and an extra safety-net to catch any potential downtime.
Which of these services you should choose depends on you, the needs of your site and any wants or extra worries that needs reassuring.
This is not a review of the individual services, but rather an overview aimed at helping you find services to take a closer at. The next step towards finding the perfect WordPress maintenance and support service is to visit the website of a particular service that appealed to you and take a closer look.
Have any experience using any of these services (or others)? Please share in the comments below.
Been using keepwp.com for maintenance…. Highly recommend!
Keepwp, looks like a great service. Would be happy to include it in the list.
Thanks for the suggestion, Rahil.
Really a helping one post for a newbie like me. Thanks for sharing.
Glad I could able to help you, Gautam.
Your welcome, Ryan. Keep up the awesome work at WPSiteCare.
We have been using Pressed Solutions for all of our WordPress design, development, and support and they have been absolutely outstanding, providing us with reliable, responsive service for over a year now. I HIGHLY recommend their services!
check us out at http://wpupkeep.com WordPress Maintenance starting at only $9.95/mo.
Thanks for helping people with a list of WordPress support services.
Devesh, you can add SpeedyW to the list. We offer WordPress development, support, maintenance and optimization services.
If I am not wrong we're the only service that offers continuous WordPress optimization.
Thanks for adding WP Copilot to your list, we appreciate it!
I just found this article today as we were reviewing our own maintenance offerings. Seeing the description for WP Valet, I have to add here that I've had the privilege of meeting some of the guys from WPValet on a few different occasions (including at WordCamp and at a local WordPress meetup). I can tell you, their service is not for the hobby blogger but for serious businesses, however you really do get what you pay for with them.
They are EXPERTS and they are not kidding when they call themselves "valet". They do vigilance updates (which we also do at Cultivar, but we currently only offer/provide maintenance to our website clients), which means they're on top of every new update and threat. They don't wait for your "once a month" updates to get in there and fix issues that could potentially cause trouble on your site. They are friendly and professional and really provide thoughtful, relationship-oriented, whip-smart service. Always looking for ways to make your sh*t run better is another way to put it. If I needed someone to manage my site I would recommend them, and I have no motivation for doing that here other than that I like them and want to help them be represented fairly online. Anyway, hope this helps some other readers!
I would also like to recommend adding WP Emergency Room to this list. You can find us at wpemergencyroom. We are a dedicated WordPress only platform – developed with the budget-strapped user in mind. We handle any/all small WordPress related fixes/tasks. Great service, great team.
The guys listed here are awesome I believe as they have a huge traffic and their site is doing good probably.
Some great services up there, used a couple myself in the past.
Not sure if you're still updating this list but if you are feel free to check us out (wpnexus.io) and add us to it if you think it'll bring value. We offer something a bit different with just one fixed price plan and we keep everything in-house (no outsourcing at all). All our work undergoes full QA checks too unlike some support providers.
I would like it if you considered adding stylemix-wp-support.com to your list of potential companies. They use the same developing team that made them Envato Elite Authors so as well as regular monthly backups, scans and updates they also have 14 years experience of wordpress theme design so if a customer wants a design problem fixed they can do that just as easily as a code problem.
Thank you for including WP Radius in your list!
I've been using WP Radius – the Team is so great over there. I've known the owner for some years as he has helped me with on WP site after another. So glad they have formed this service now. Highly recommend.
WPRadius has my vote! Responsive, thorough and comprehensive and a great value. Glad they got your vote too!
As picky and discerning customers, who want excellence and to be 100% satisfied, we searched diligently for the best in class WP site maintenance and support services. Over 9 months ago we became enterprise clients with WP Radius and it was a very wise business decision.
WP Radius founder, Brandon and his team are WordPress experts and know that the customer is the heart of business success. They are highly-competent, very smart people and go out of their way to create and deliver superior service. Once you sign up with WP Radius, you'll never look elsewhere again!
WPRadius terrific! There is nothing they can't tackle, and if they don't know the answer or how to do a request which is rare, they go to the source and find out how. They even check in with you if they haven't heard from you about past tasks. The response time is within hours which is great. They really have made my life easier.
WP Radius is wonderful! Quick helpful service for all those annoying WP things that just won't work without someone to code for you. Love them!
WP Radius is the nest! In planning my site redesign, I looked at a number of other non-WP options. But the prospect of having to find a new support team was scary. The WP Radius team is like family! they know how we work, they know what I expect, they always respond to my needs in a timely fashion and I never have to ask twice. I'd truly be lost without them.
So far this year has been a very special delight for me.
First they bought WPManage – a service that was great and I loved. But use no more.
And today I found out they just bought WpCuve, after just 2 months with them I am ditching their service as well.
GoDaddy has done nothing but taking advantage of clueless people, offering them big discounts (but actually nothing). And provided terrible services.
I switched to kicksupport.com and wpradius for support of my sites.
Thanks for writing. You highlighted several services about which I have heard great things.
Though admittedly biased, I recommend SkyrocketWP (https://skyrocketwp.com) for the blogger who wants an all-in-one WordPress maintenance, support, and hosting solution.
Having all three under one "roof" means dramatically reduced hassle, confusion, and potential for finger-pointing.
Perhaps best of all is that SkyrocketWP has a 98%+ retention rate dating back 7 years and averages 1 support request per quarter from all 100+ clients combined. At the end of the day, it just works.
Thank you very much for sharing those support. It will help me for sure in future because I work part time developer and sometimes I stuck in coding so thank you for this.
WP Radius is an awesome service. Super reasonably priced and great for peace of mind. I love it because the team can help with small, annoying things that larger firms won't bother with but you can't figure out on your own. Brandon always responds quickly and effectively (he even responded to a request I made on the 4th of July!). Glad i made the choice to go with WP Radius.


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Turkey's deal with Russia provides stability in Syria
The Sochi agreement between Turkey and Russia to stabilize northern Syria provides stability for the region, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Friday in Rome.
"Turkey has expressed its security concerns for a long time. Russia attaches importance to Turkey's concerns about its national security," Lavrov said at a news conference on the Mediterranean in which he touched Turkey's anti-terror operation in Syria, Operation Peace Spring.
The Turkish operation was aimed at eliminating YPG/PKK terrorists from northern Syria east of the Euphrates River to secure Turkey's borders, aid in the safe return of Syrian refugees, and ensure Syria's territorial integrity.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, reached a deal Oct. 22 in Russia's Black Sea resort town of Sochi under which YPG/PKK terrorists would pull back 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) south of Turkey's border with Syria within 150 hours, and security forces from Turkey and Russia will mount joint patrols there.
The U.S. reliance on the terrorist group in the anti-Daesh/ISIS fight in northern Syria has angered Ankara and strained relations between the two NATO allies.
In its more than 30-year terror campaign against Turkey, the PKK — listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S. and EU — has been responsible for the deaths of over 40,000 people, including women, children and infants.
"The implementation of the Sochi agreement stabilizes Syria," Lavrov said.
He also criticized the fall of then-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011 as an intervention that sabotaged the stability in the region.
"The country is divided. The conflicts still continue in the country," he said.
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Writers are using transitions for showing connections between pieces of information.
Those connections are helpful for the reader to understand the writer's purpose and the content.
1. Read each sentence carefully and choose the most appropriate transition to fill in the blanks in the sentences.
2. Read each sentence carefully and choose the most appropriate transition to fill in the blanks in the sentences.
Marcia witnessed the accident; ________________________she called 911.
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Transitions are helping in a way that they are creating cohesive writing by linking some sentences together and linking various paragraphs together.
Transitions are all used with the purpose of connecting to the author's thesis.
Authors may use transitions in a number of ways, but two of the most common methods are the use of transitional phrases and words and to repeat key ideas which will create pattern transitions.
Authors use transitional phrases and words to demonstrate connections between pieces of information.
One more way of connecting information is the use of pattern transitions. When using this technique, authors will repeat key ideas and words for keeping paragraphs cohesive and for keeping the attention on a specific idea. Authors will often be referring back to the essay's main idea or thesis statement throughout their essays.


The traditional house in our neighbourhood is under threat. Built post-war of light timber framework and clad inside and out with a wonder material "Fibrolite", known colloquially as "fibro", they were small, hot ill ventilated things without insulation that had us all sitting outside on a warm evening, or better still to sit by the beach nowhere near the house at all.
Nostalgia disguised as history, would have us believe that they were something more, or something less, but "Fibrolite" was composed of cement mixed with asbestos fibres, and whatever the push to have them saved, the materials of which they were constructed may well be their downfall.
The sun may be setting on the traditional beach house.
The problem is no-one an afford to demolish them, with all the safety regulations around.
I remember standing beside my father as a small child, helping him to cut the fibro sheets as he renovated our house. Exciting times!


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Home News & Media College Factual Ranks Stonehill Marketing Program Among Best in U.S.
College Factual Ranks Stonehill Marketing Program Among Best in U.S.
Marketing program at Stonehill ranked among Best in U.S. and No.4 in Massachusetts
The marketing program at Stonehill College has been recognized as one of the top places in the country to study marketing by College Factual.
College Factual ranked Stonehill's program 36th out of 396 schools nationwide. In Massachusetts, Stonehill is ranked in the top 5 for marketing, being named the 4th best marketing program in the state.
College Factual says the ranking methodology takes into account factors such as the quality of the education, accreditations and what the average salary after graduation.
This is the second time Stonehill has been named the fourth best in the state. Last year, the College was ranked 38th for the marketing program.
More About College Factual
College Factual is a source based in Troy, New York. According to its website, analysts focus on college data and insight, with their main focus on student outcomes. The site aims to help students find the best-fit college for their major. Learn more about College Factual: http://www.collegefactual.com/


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Tabea Willemsen (* 9. März 2001 in Köln) ist eine deutsche Schauspielerin.

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Im Alter von vier Jahren trat Willemsen in einer Eis-Werbung für den Kindersender Super RTL auf. Zur Schauspielerei kam sie durch die Kinder-Castingagentur Sunshine-Kids, die sie nach einem Fotoshooting zu einem Casting einlud. Im Alter von sechs Jahren wechselte sie zur Casting-Agentur le&la. Von da an spielte sie in Serien wie Der letzte Bulle, SOKO Köln, Stolberg und Knallerfrauen mit. Es folgten weitere Rollen in Filmen wie "Die Tote ohne Alibi" (ZDF) oder "In den besten Jahren" (ARD) neben Senta Berger. Mit acht Jahren verkörperte sie, als Tochter von Wotan Wilke Möhring, die Rolle Noel in dem Diplomfilm Quirk of Fate, der auf verschiedenen Festivals in den USA Preise gewann. 2011 wirkte sie im Kinofilm Pommes essen in einer der drei Hauptrollen mit, außerdem spielte sie 2012 in einer Edeka-Werbung.

Im Jahr 2013 wechselte sie nach sieben Jahren nochmals die Agentur und ist heute bei der Kinderagentur Starmoviekids. Seit dem Wechsel realisierte sie einige Projekte, darunter die DSDS-Werbung mit Beatrice Egli, die Werbung für das Spiel zur Show Das Supertalent, die RTL-NOW-Winterspots, eine Rolle im Film "Ein Mord mit Aussicht", Mitwirkung bei Serien wie "Verbotene Liebe" und "Unter uns" und außerdem  einige Folgen der Serie "Alles was zählt" in ihrer Rolle als "Emilia Schulte". Zudem hatte sie Episodenrollen in Serien wie Bettys Diagnose (ZDF), Rentnercops (ZDF) und Die Chefin (ZDF). In der ZDF-Serie Merz gegen Merz verkörpert sie als Teil des Dauer-Ensembles die Rolle Amina an der Seite von Christoph Maria Herbst und Annette Frier.

Im April 2020 erschien die Serie "Deutscher" (ZDFneo), in welcher sie die dauerhafte Rolle der Annette übernimmt.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2009: 112 – Sie retten dein Leben (Fernsehserie, 1 Folge)
 2009: SOKO Köln (Fernsehserie, Folge Tod auf dem Rhein)
 2010: Kommissar Stolberg (Fernsehserie, Folge Familienbande)
 2010: Der letzte Bulle (Fernsehserie, Folge Das Runde muss ins Eckige)
 2010: SOKO Köln (Fernsehserie, Folge Die Frau im hellen Mantel)
 2012: Die Tote ohne Alibi
 2012: Pommes essen
 2018: Keiner schiebt uns weg
 2018: Bettys Diagnose (Fernsehserie, Folge Liebe und Leidenschaft)
 2019: Merz gegen Merz
 2020: Deutscher
 2020: Die Chefin (Fernsehserie, Folge 63 Abgehängt)
 2021: Die Bergretter (Fernsehserie, Folge Verbrannte Erde)
 2022: Der Feind meines Feindes (Fernsehfilm)
 2022: Morden im Norden (Fernsehserie, Folge 123 Reifeprüfung )

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I was at Altona Hostel from 1964 to 65. I remember scattered scenes from my time there and looking at the photos on this site brings back more memories.
But I will never remember as much as Judy Houston (aussietrekker)! - she remembers things about the hostel (and me) that I thought were lost forever.
I was at Seaholme state school for grades 5 and 6 - and I used to play with the kids from the Westhead (no I mean Whitehead) family who lived near us in the hostel. Our hut number was G11 (? I think).
For everyone else's info, Kenny and I go back to being born a few days apart in the same hospital, we lived in neighbouring streets in Ireland and our Dads worked in the same factory. Both families left Ireland on the same night, catching the boat to England, and we wound up in Altona Hostel. We haven't seen each other since 1964.
Just want to say that Kenny and I met up for lunch on Thursday (it only took us 50 years) and had a wonderful few hours reminiscing our "parallel pasts", and what we've been doing since leaving the hostel.
He still looks like his Mum!


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Q: Creating name of variable inside a for loop js not working I am doing the following:
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Could somebody explain me why ("var" + i) is not getting the value 58?
I know the first one is a variable and maybe the second is only a string, is that it? Is there any way of making this work?
I know I might be asking something quite obvious for many, but I am just starting. Any help appreciated! :)

A: You should probably use an object instead:
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UPD: @Alex suggested a variant with window instead of data, which could be treated as global object. It works in browsers, but you should know that "there is no public standard that applies to the window object" (MDN).

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A: dhilt's answer is probably better, but maybe you don't have the ability to change the other variable.

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Current and historical gross margin, operating margin and net profit margin for Darden Restaurants (DRI) over the last 10 years. Profit margin can be defined as the percentage of revenue that a company retains as income after the deduction of expenses. Darden Restaurants net profit margin as of February 28, 2019 is 8.08%.


This is how it works: a photoshoot usually lasts about 1.5 hours, for a result of roughly 60 to 90 pictures. We don'T recommend shorter photoshoots because it's simply not enough time.
This means that theoretically, if the photoshoot lasts one and a half hours, one image costs about 3.49 €. That's an incredible offer!
Hi.. Me and my husband are travelling to paris for my baby's first birthday. Thinking of having a cake cutting with eiffel tower background and few pics of us shot around Paris locations. Please can you let me know your availability and charges for sep 26th 2016. Thanks.
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Srinagar: An infiltration bid by militants has been foiled on the Line of Control (LoC) in Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district.
Noticing suspicious movement in Gohalan area on Monday, "alert troops fired forcing the infiltrating militants to flee back", Defence Ministry sources said.
"Pakistan Army started firing at Indian positions immediately after the infiltrators were forced to withdraw. Indian positions retaliated strongly and effectively," the sources said.


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What's a Death Panel? Are They Real?
Episode 30 • 22nd August 2022 • Eldercare Success • Nancy May, CareManity, LLC
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What are Death Panels? Are they real?
Decisions to provide, or not provide life-saving care to an elderly patient, while not specifically publicly called "Death Panels," happen far more often than many realize. I've had a number of discussions with healthcare professionals who have shared how and when such decisions on who they try to save, and who they choose not to. These decisions are often made by medical groups, but sometimes by others, and seem to become more visible during disasters, emergencies, and other times of social stress. The book Five Days at Memorial highlighted examples of such decisions made right after Hurricane Katrina. With the recent pandemics, lockdowns, and other political and societal upheavals, decisions on who should be helped may have also been based on their ages, physical conditions, and family situations -- more than we might ever know.
Once you are told that continued life support or life-saving measures will (or will not) be made for your loved one(s), you face your own decisions. Those are to either accept what you're told and let others decide on whether or not extraordinary measures should be taken, or exercise your right to speak up and push for your loved one's end-of-life wishes.
I've made both types of continuing life support decisions for my own parents, in their end years. My dad wanted to push forward and hold on as long as he could - 120 years was his goal. My mom told me that this wasn't her desire. As such, I did my best to make sure that doctors understood and accepted what they wanted.
If you know the personal life wishes of those you're caring for, then when their final days come, you'll likely have fewer regrets about how you advocated for them.
Rules doctors can follow when they decide who gets care and who dies.
Who should be saved First?
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Ned James started his exploration of metalwork studying jewelry and hollowware at the Boston School of the Museum of Fine Arts in 1974.
Feeling that a mastery of skills should be a prerequisite to artistic expression, and feeling a certain mystery and awe regarding the historic metalworking trade of early America, Ned got a job at Old Sturbridge Village. There, he first worked in the Tinshop and later the Blacksmith shop.
By the spring of 1977, Ned had set up his own shop, encouraged by the interest in the growing crafts movement of the times. The early years saw a mixture of reproduction and restoration work for museums, as well as sales from craft shows, like the American Crafts Council.
As contacts were made with architects and designers, a shift was made in the 1980's over to custom architectural metalwork. Patented copper lighting, both early American and Arts & Crafts style, became a specialty.
In the 1990's, Allan Greenberg Architect became the dominating firm, providing large jobs for their many notable clients, including many prominent individuals and institutions.
A selection can be found in the gallery showing a range of work from the thirty years of Ned's career.
In the future, Ned hopes to develop a line of limited edition lighting fixtures, ranging from designs inspired by Arts & Crafts period pieces to more modern sculptural lighting pieces.


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Since protons and neutrons weigh about the same, the atomic mass of ordinary carbon is 6 6 = 12.
It is called "Carbon-12," which is abbreviated "C." The fact that the atom has six protons is what makes it carbon.
Most scientists have suspected that petrified wood was formed by materials soaking in hot mineral solutions over long periods of time. The apparent RC ages for the above range of PMCs [PMC means Percent of Modern C-14 in wood etc] from roughly 35,000 to means minimum age (could be older) and BP means Before the Present].
This research breakthrough supports the idea of petrified wood being formed in hot mineral solutions. RC dates for carbon-containing material from the Chesapeake Bay or Chicxalub core samples where asteroids are thought to have impacted would be useful for comparison.
Other atoms are also named based on the number of protons they carry.
Notice in the diagram that eight different isotopes of Carbon are illustrated.
However it does not add support to the dogma that it takes millions of years to form a fossil. References are in our paper entitled: RECENT C-14 DATING OF FOSSILS INCLUDING DINOSAUR BONE COLLAGEN.
In fact it adds credence to the belief that in nature it can happen quite quickly. Accompanying the Battelle article is an electron microscope photo with an electron microscopic image showing a cross section of wood that was artifically petrified in days.
The report states that researchers from Batelle Laboratories in Richland, Washington State, use no fancy biotechnology or electronics, but the process they have developed takes raw, untreated sewage and converts it to usable oil.
Their recipe works by concentrating the sludge and digesting it with alkali.


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To maximise the impact of the injury minimisation programme for schools (IMPS) it has been extended to a broader age range. The new programme, the Citizenship Safety Project, involves secondary schools for the first time, with Year 10 children peer-tutoring Year 2 children in accident prevention.
"We wanted to get Year 2 children interested in accident prevention and being safe, and cross-age peer tutoring seemed an exciting option. At 14, children are very 'me, me, me'; they are worried about their GCSEs and what to wear, but they are not interested in the community. This is a way for them to think about helping others."
It builds the confidence of Year 10 children and revisits the accident prevention skills they learned in primary school. The project runs for 10 weeks for 45 minutes each week and includes two visits to a local primary school.
Stephanie Miller, 14, and Denise Shaw, 14, from Bartholomew school, Eynsham, Oxfordshire, took part in the pilot study that has just been completed, and taught a group of six-year-olds about road safety.
Stephanie says: "We spent the first few weeks preparing our lesson and learning how six-years-olds learn and what type of accidents they have. For the lesson, we took the children into the playground and pretended we were crossing the road. We used the Green Cross Code and the Highway Code for Children. They were nervous at first but then we started playing games and they had a lot of fun, and they learned a lot as well. I enjoyed it and had a real sense of responsibility. " Denise says: "It made me realise I might want to be a teacher, and I learned what six-year-olds are like.There is a lot more to teaching."
Nicola Bexon, head of Year 10 at Bartholomew school, says: "The Year 10 children were brilliant. They had all the little kids laughing and the Year 6 kids loved being taught by these cool big kids. It gave the Year 10 pupils a sense of self-worth to know that they could teach a lesson so well. This is a great project and the children in the primary schools are still talking about it, so we are helping to spread the word about health and safety."
For details contact debbie.lock@orh.nhs.uk or tel: 01865 228937.


I can't think of a more appropriate time to be writing this post! Sadly, the long days of summer have came to a close and the beginning of fall is now here. There really is no difference in Florida's fall compared to the summertime. It is still as hot as the sun outside, it's 100% acceptable and comfortable to still be wearing summer clothing, oh and not to mention it's the season for iced pumpkin spiced lattes! Or try something fun: order a hot one, step inside your car, and turn the AC on full blast! That's a floridian's "Fall"! Instead of getting the beautiful, picturesque scenery of the leaves changing, we get the possibility of potentially having to prepare for a catastrophic hurricane, so that's always fun!
I made a lot of mistakes in early high school and middle school in regards to my poor study habits and not wanting to do my homework. Such "pre-teen angst" I had lol! I had a sort of rude awaking when I realized that my laziness affected my classes, and where I could apply to college. Long story short, at the start of my junior year I became a much more diligent and proactive student, so last two years of highschool I got very close to getting all A's on my report card. Since I have kind of a "fresh start" academically, why not start college with all I got? Fingers crossed I will stay on top of my assignments and not fall into procrastination… which I tend to do!
Yes, yes, traveling is on my "resolutions" list for the new school year, even though it's not all that academic. I'm not sure if all of you know, but, I have decided to be one of the small percentage of college kids to stay close to home for fiscal reasons. Being in debt worries me, and the thought of having to take out tons of student loans is not something I want to be starting my life of with. The extra money I am saving in tuition can transfer to my travel funds!
Just because that plan isn't for me doesn't mean that it isn't for other students! I rather show up to my classes, work, and be able to book a flight if I want to! I already have plans to go up to Boston with my best friends in December, I am counting down the days until that trip, hopefully I'll finally see snow! (I am such a Floridian.) I also planned my classes so that I will always have fridays off, so as long as I request off from work, there should be plenty of opportunities! I strongly believe that traveling, no matter where you go, is another great source of learning that is incredibly fun. It's also a huge plus to have friends at schools out of state that I can always visit!
3. Staying Organized, For Real!
I hope I'm speaking to the masses on this one. I feel that it is so easy for me to visualize myself being an organized person. Afterall, I have a pretty cute agenda, color coded pens, and folders for each class, but after a few days I'm back to being a bit of a mess! I realized a flaw within myself when it comes down to the fine details; I rather quickly get my task done, than spend the extra few minutes making sure that everything is where it needs to be. This school year I really want to make sure to consistently stay organized with all my assignments and due dates, and never lose anything or get a zero because I forgot to write down the date!
What goals are you setting for yourself for this year?


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Defy El Primero 21
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Swiss watch manufacturer Zenith has a century and a half behind it and is resolutely taking its place in the third millennium with a new 100th of a second chronograph movement. While remaining true to its legendary roots, the 21st century Defy El Primero flaunts standout performance: a COSC-certified in-house movement driving a hundredth of a second display by means of a central hand, with its unique and exclusive dynamic signature of one rotation per second. Its double-chain structure is based on two regulators, made of Carbon-Matrix Carbon Nanotube composite, a patented new material that is insensitive to magnetic fields and temperature gradients to a degree well above existing norms. With its powerful 44 mm titanium case, Defy El Primero 21 becomes the master of extreme precision. The world's most accurate series-made chronograph in 1969 enters a whole new era.
The acknowledged champion of high-frequency chronographs, thanks to its fabled El Primero movement, Zenith shifts up to ultra-high accuracy with the Defy El Primero 21. From tenths to hundredths of a second, a quantum leap in terms of performance and engineering.
From 10 to 100, ramping up the speed
1969: Zenith made its stellar contribution to the chronograph saga with the El Primero (meaning 'the first' in Esperanto): an integrated automatic column-wheel mechanism beating at the high frequency of 36,000 vibrations/hour (5Hz) enabling it to reach chronometer-certified tenth of a second precision. It is to this day the world's most accurate series-made chronograph. A new century brings new records based on the same DNA, as Zenith supercharges the performance of its speed machine. Defy El Primero 21 displays hundredths of a second by means of a central hand and beats at a frequency of 50 Hz, making it ten times faster and more accurate than its illustrious predecessor. The first fruits of a star-studded renewal.
Precision, speed and reliability: the El Primero from 1969 and the Defy El Primero 21 carry the same winning genes. The brand holds a record-breaking 2,333 chronometry prizes, the major difference being that this new generation has been developed with industrialization in mind right from the outset. A 32 mm diameter compared with 30 mm for its ancestor; 7.9 mm thick rather than the original 6.50 mm; 203 components as opposed to 278 in 1969. More complex mechanical functions performed by a smaller number of parts: just as in the automotive and aeronautical industries, the Defy El Primero 21 stems from modern engineering, involving statistical dimensioning matching functional sizing with machine capabilities, all designed to ensure simplified assembly and adjustment serving to achieve the finest level of performance and certification.
The new model thus sees the introduction of an all-new El Primero movement delivering enhanced performance and equipped with new regulating organs as well as a patented chronograph control mechanism. Chronometer-certified by the COSC, this contemporary calibre measuring hundredths of a second proudly proclaims its ambitions: to establish itself as the most accurate on the market. A distillation of modern technologies and traditional expertise, it combines Zenith's rich past with cutting-edge horological breakthroughs.
Dual architecture
Representing the aesthetic, visual and audible signature of the new Defy El Primero 21, its central chronograph hand performs a full turn of the dial in one second. This simple, immediate and direct reading of the hundredths provides an opportunity to grasp the reality of the second being measured.
The frequency reaches an impressive 360,000 vibrations/hour ensuring its hundredth of a second precision, and energy consumption is ten times higher than in the original.
Another unique characteristic stems from a determination to avoid any risk of the chronograph interfering with the smooth running of the watch: the Defy El Primero 21 is therefore equipped with two independent "gear boxes": one for the time and the other for the chronograph. Each has its own transmission and escapement system and there is no coupling clutch.
In tribute to its historical roots, the watch balance oscillates at the already high frequency of 5 Hz – the famous 36,000 vibrations/hour characterising El Primero chronographs since 1969. A precision instrument as it has always been, the automatic watch movement is chronometer-certified by the COSC and has a 50-hour power reserve, matched by a 50-minute autonomy for the hundredth of a second chronograph.


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A tired Norway is out; England on to the Semis
This was not the game I expected. I thought that this would be a hard fought match. However, the Norway we saw against Australia was not the Norway that showed up here. (And to be honest, that exhausting game may well have been the reason for Norway's performance.) It's a shame for many reasons. But the one reason I want to mention is that this result may give England a false sense of confidence. Yes, they won 3-0. However, their play continues to be sloppy and their defense is questionable. They just have been lucky that they have not had to pay for their iffy play. Continue reading →
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The Daily Drool: Elise Thorsnes
The group stages Drools are over but we are going to keep going as the teams progress. Forward Elise has represented Norway at the U17, U19, U20, U23 and senior levels. She currently plays for LSK Kvinner.
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I Hate Penalties!
I don't care who is playing. I don't care what event it is. I don't care how even the match is. I hate penalties. I hate them. It's a lousy way to end a match. Period. I hate them. Continue reading →
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South Korea show their skills while Norway still struggle for an identity
The last time Norway and South Korea met was waaaaayyyyy back in 2013 with Norway getting the win. The last time these two teams met in a World Cup was 2003 which Norway won 7-1. Norway pulled out a win this time too though not convincingly. For me anyway. Perhaps for you too. Continue reading →
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France qualifies for the Round of 16 following a squeaky victory over Norway
NICE, FRANCE – JUNE 12: Norway players celebrate after their team's first goal during the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup France group A match between France and Norway at Stade de Nice on June 12, 2019 in Nice, France. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
France's intent to tire out their opponent's defense right from the first whistle seems to bearing fruit. Attack. Attack. Attack! Norway coulda / woulda / shoulda won this match but there's something holding them back. No, it's not VAR. But it's something and I can't quite get a handle on it. Continue reading →
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Norway's controlled play bests Nigeria's passion in Group A action
You may have doubted me when I said Norway was more than "the player who shall not be named." They are. You may have doubted me when I said I love the pain involved with watching Nigeria. I am pained. Continue reading →
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The Daily Drool – WWC 2019 Group A – Norway: Maren Mjelde
Defensive midfielder and Norway captain Maren has been representing her country at the senior level since 2007. She currently plays for Chelsea. Fun fact: Her brother Erik plays for Sandefjord.
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2019 Women's World Cup: Group A Preview
And we've finally reached Group A or as I like to think of it, the coin toss group. This is the group where one reckless play, one bad move, one poor referee decision could very well decide the entire group. France are obvious favourites given their host country status and stacked national team. Nigeria are long overdue for international football joy and so too are South Korea. Norway are eager to get back to their best from decades ago while batting away the player shadow the media keeps casting on them. There are, however, some large "buts" associated with each of these teams which could prove ruinous or fortuitous. Continue reading →
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Play Like a Girl: SheBelieves, Algarve, and Cyprus Cups
It's almost March which means it is time to get ready for the Triwizard's Cup of women's football once more. But, not really. Over a 9-day period in March, three (3) tournaments are taking place in Cyprus, Portugal, and the USA for 28 national women's football teams. Which is sorta like a Triwizard-esque event. But, again, not really. :^)
Officially, the Cyprus Cup runs February 27 – March 9 though matches are taking place March 1 – 8 only. Unlike its companion tournaments, this Cup holds a group stage to determine group positions based on points followed by one day of classification matches to determine final rankings.
The twelve invited teams are split into three (3) groups. The participating teams are as follows, along with their current FIFA ranking:
Belgium, 25; Italy, 16; Korea DPR, 10; Switzerland, 17
Austria, 24 (current champions); Korea Rep, 18; New Zealand, 19; Scotland, 21
Czech Rep, 33; Rep.of Ireland, 34; Hungary, 40; Wales, 36
There are no announced broadcasts at the moment, though there was one stream available last year for the final.
Taking place March 1 – 8 in Portugal, the Algarve Cup is in its 24th year of operation. This year's tournament should be a hotly contested one, with top EU teams gearing up for UEFA Women's Euro 2017 in Netherlands in July.
The twelve invited teams are split into three (3) groups for a round-robin tournament with the winner determined based on the standard points systems. The participating teams are as follows, including their FIFA ranking:
Canada, 4 (current champions); Denmark, 15; Russia, 23; Portugal, 38
Group Two
Iceland, 20; Japan, 7; Norway, 11; Spain, 14
Group Three
Australia, 6; Sweden, 8; Netherlands, 12; China PR, 13
Eurosport has broadcast this tournament in the past; a search for this year's schedule has proven fruitless thus far.
Is the unofficial slogan for this year's SheBelieves Cup, "she persisted"? If not, it really, really should be. Timely and extremely relevant when it comes to women's football. I highly encourage anyone able to attend any of these games to consider some signage.
Four of the top 5 FIFA-ranked teams are involved again this year: France (3), England (5), Germany (2), and the USA (1). This tournament is also a round robin, with the winner determined based on the standard points system.
Games are taking place in Chester, PA (March 1); Harrison, NJ (March 4); and Washington DC (March 7). Tickets for all the games are available through USSoccer.com.
It looks like Fox Sports will be airing the USA games only. French broadcasters D17 and Canal + Sport along with the BBC picked up all or some of the other games last year. Hopefully they will do the same this year.
If anyone is going to any of these tournament, we'd love to hear from you! Feel free to leave a comment below or connect on Twitter @hbandsandhbreak.
-hopechaser
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The Daily Drool: Erik Mjelde
Midfielder Erik currently plays for Sandefjord. He has represented Norway at the U21 level. Football runs in the family – his sister Maren Mjelde plays for the Norwegian Women's National Team.
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An Unusual Start – How Soprano Iwona Sobotka Transitioned Into the Opera World After Turning It Down
Home An Unusual Start – How Soprano Iwona Sobotka Transitioned Into the Opera World After Turning It Down
David Salazar, Operawire | 25/03/17 02/04/17 | Wywiady
Most opera singers can't wait to rush in and sing their dream roles. In fact, in today's world, with the high demand for singers to mature at an earlier age, a lot of young singers start young and end young, the pressure simply too great to sustain a lasting and healthy career.
Iwona Sobotka was privy to this scenario early on. At age 22 she was the winner of the 2004 Queen Elisabeth Competition, giving her an opportunity to jump onto the opera scene in a major way.
But the Polish soprano was not keen on jumping into the deep and challenging waters of opera at such a young age, her voice still in a process of maturation that would take her into her 30s.
So she did something few prospective opera singers would do – she turned down opportunities from major companies across Europe.
Moving from the Concert Hall…
Instead, she dedicated herself to being a concert soprano, performing such works as Mahler 8th Symphony at Royal Albert Hall, Beethoven's 9th with the Berliner Philharmoniker in Suntory Hall and recording Szymanowski's songs with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Simon Rattle. Along the way, she has performed at famous venues, including Carnegie Hall and Wigmore Hall.
"From Bach to Górecki. I have to say I really have a need for this kind of music. It's like praying and meditation for me," she said about performing concert works in an exclusive interview with OperaWire. "It allows me to think deeper to feel deeper to connect with my deep self… it's always a very profound experience. I just love to do it and am trying to always include this repertoire in my [calendar]."
…To the Opera House
She still manages to fit in a lot of concerts, though her schedule is increasingly filled with opera engagements. This season has seen her put particular emphasis on two masterpieces– Mozart's "The Magic Flute" and Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin."
The Mozart masterpiece has been her calling card all year as she has performed it a whopping 15 times since September in both Poland and Germany and she still has three more performances before the summer kicks in. Despite the familiarity, she noted that Mozart's works are among the most difficult in the repertoire.
"Mozart and especially his German sung operas require extreme precision in the music," she explained before noting that overcoming said challenge pays off in a major way. "I think if you know how to sing Mozart well you can sing everything! It's always a joy to sing Mozart, after productions of Verdi and Puccini, as it helps purify my voice."
Among her favorite productions of the year was a single performance in January at the Komische Oper in Berlin; she will perform the same production once more in Budapest next month. The Polish soprano particularly has been performing in Berlin for a long time, citing "a very good connection with the public."
"'The Magic Flute' production of Komische Oper is really magical. It's surprising at first and very different from traditional opera as we used to know by now, it opens whole new possibilities," she exclaimed. "It's based on a huge screen and multimedia projections interfere continuously with our acting and singing. It allows different animations to appear and disappear in an instant, which in the traditional productions would be impossible to do."
"This gives the audience an impression that you are watching a cartoon movie, as the characters combine and synchronize perfectly with the background. Instead of dialogs, we have text projections on the screen, and our goal is to introduce the texts with theatrical gestures like in silent cinema, of course, it has to be all synchronized."
The greatest challenge, however, came from the uncomfortable position Sobotka had to endure on stage.
"One of the most difficult challenges is to sing on the platform on heights of 4 meters above the stage, being attached to the screen with security belts," she revealed. "And on top of that, you need to act all natural as if you are not scared of height."
Beyond Mozart
As for "Eugene Onegin," Sobotka has performed it three times this season in Poland.
"Tatiana is very special to me as a character. She knows deep in her heart that Onegin is her second half," she stated regarding her interpretation of the work. "But life is all about making decisions, and sometimes we make wrong ones and this drama and tragedy for Tatyana and Onegin is a consequence of a bad decision."
The soprano recently made her debut in what she calls her "dream role" of Mimì in Puccini's "La Bohème" and will perform it extensively throughout the month of April. Next season sees more concerts and "Magic Flute" performances, but Sobotka will also take a turn as a Blumenmädchen in Wagner's "Parsifal," her first foray into that repertoire.
In her mid-30s, the soprano feels that the sky remains the limit and that her early vocal decisions will enable her a lengthy career filled with a wide-ranging repertoire. But even now, she remains cautious of jumping ahead too fast, opting for sticking to the repertoire that best suits her now.
"My plan is to sing all the Mozart soprano roles like Contessa in ['Le Nozze di Figaro'], Fiordiligi in ['Così fan tutte'] and Vittelia in ['La Clemenza di Tito'] first," she revealed before noting that there is another composer she feels comfortable singing. "I also want to explore more of the Verdi repertoire like Desdemona in ['Otello'], Amelia from 'Simon Boccanegra,' because now my voice feels very comfortable with Verdi."
This interview was written in collaboration with David Salazar and orginaly posted at www.operawire.com