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Due to the numerous advantages of digital technology and above all the lack of available capacities, Slovenia switched to digital TV broadcasting in 2010. In addition to larger capacities, digital television networks also open possibilities for extra services as well as HD TV. The main advantage of digital television broadcasting lies in the fact that a transmitter does not transmit just one program on a certain frequency, but a digital package of programs – a multiplex.
Frequencies for Digital TV Networks
Frequencies are required for digital television networks. The same band of the radio frequency spectrum is used as was used for analog television, except for channels 61 and 69. In this part of the spectrum, television broadcasting is being abandoned due to the introduction of broadband mobile services in the broader European area (digital dividend). Due to the significantly different characteristics of digital broadcasting, television channels were reallocated at a conference in Geneva in 2006. A new frequency plan is now being used for digital TV broadcasting.
How to get frequencies?
Frequencies for digital television network can only be acquired via a public tender, through which the Agency allocates frequency bands (television channels) for single-frequency networks. Successful bidders receive decisions on the allocation of radio frequencies and become digital television network operators. They must provide transmission services (space in the multiplex) to all interested parties under equal conditions.
In tender conditions, the Agency prescribes several requirements, of which the transmitting technology (modulation) is the most important one. Currently the DVB-T system is in use in Slovenia (and also more broadly in Europe), and a newer version DVB-T2, which brings higher capacities and a more robust system, is being introduced. This system is already used in some European countries.
What can be placed in a multiplex?
The network operator is at the same time a multiplex operator, and must provide coding and multiplexing of channels. In its multiplex, an operator may transmit the radio and television programs which were granted the right for digital broadcasting in the network managed by the operator. This license can be acquired by interested program publishers through public tenders published by the agency.
Several TV programs can be placed in a multiplex by using compression. In Slovenia the advanced MPEG-4 system is used. The compression rate is usually agreed upon between the network operator and program publisher, and currently approximately 2 Mbit per frame suffices for high-quality transmission in standard definition.
HDTV channels can also be placed in a digital multiplex, however they take up a significantly higher share of the multiplex's capacity. A multiplex's capacity, which means the number of programs and services on it, depends on several technical parameters: modulation i.e. manner of transmitting, FEC, guard interval, etc. The Agency prescribes some technical parameters in the decision, while the operator may select others independently.
In addition to Free to Air programs, multiplexes also support the broadcasting of Pay TV. In this case the operator or program publisher does not need a license for digital broadcasting, and in such cases the operator usually provides digital receivers with integrated support for pay TV.
In addition to programs, a network operator may also transmit additional services, the most popular of which is the electronic program guide.
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On June 5 the students at Monterey Road Elementary School had a chance to play kickball with the Atascadero Police Department. Sgt. Jason Carr said that it was a fun event and the kids loved it. Atascadero Police Department personnel pictured with the students include Community Service Office Michele Schambers, Sgt. Jason Carr, Chief Hayley, Code Enforcement Officer Jon Jones and Community Service Lauren Purify.


Samantha Fitzpatrick is a self-proclaimed "cluttered mind and over-thinker". Despite her beginnings in spoken word and slam poetry, she has recently "found solace in minimalism".
Heavily influenced by the brevity and sharpness of poet Souvankham Thammavongsa, Fitzpatrick seeks to recreate the power of small moments in her work.
Samantha was born on the west coast of Newfoundland, but currently resides in St. John's.
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Q: Best way to have two versions of a dependency per application part using Unity? I am using Unity and MVC5 .NET 4.6

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The connection requires a username/token to make a connection OR a user/application guid to make a connection to a data source.
Both MVC controllers and Web API use the data service, but the data service should not care about how it is being used.

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*When a connected application uses the API it must pass in the
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When I inject the data service to the controller Unity news up all the dependencies, data service with a repository injected and the repository the connection injected.
The question is what is the best pattern for getting the variables for the user to the connection from the current controller?

A: You can configure two different containers, one for MVC and one for Web API. Or, if you have a service that needs to be shared between MVC and Web API (e.g. a singleton service), you can create two Child Containers (call container.CreateChildContainer()) of the container you already have and only register the connection in the Child Containers. You can then make a distinction between which connection is used for MVC and for Web API.

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SAVING HOPE News, BACHELOR Noise, Harris Cancelled, Plus HULU and Amazon News
For those of you who enjoy the Canadian medical series called Saving Hope, ION has renewed the show for a fifth season and production will kick in gear some time in the spring. It will be an 18-episode season.
NBC dumped the show, Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris. There will be no second season.
Hulu will not be reupping a new season of The Awesomes. Meanwhile, over at Amazon, they've renewed The Man in the High Castle, Red Oaks and Hand of God for a second season each.
It's worked for The Walking Dead, it might be working for some other lame mimic shows... so now ABC is going to try it. With the upcoming season of The Bachelor, there will be a follow up show called Bachelor Live, hosted by Chris Harrison. It is, right now, slated for a four-episode run. I guess it is a test run.
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As another smog season looms, India must act soon to keep Delhi from gasping
By Vijay Koul
In November 2016, smog in New Delhi was 16 times above safe levels. An Indian researcher dug into the data to find out why, and how India can keep its capital breathing safely.
New Delhi's pollution is among the worst in the world. Each autumn, when crops are burnt and wind speeds are low, it risks rising to crisis levels. Jean-Etienne Minh-Duy Poirrier , CC BY-SA
"Smog chokes Delhi", declared the the New York Times on November 7 2016, informing readers around the world that contaminating particulates in the air in the Indian capital had "soared in some places to…more than 16 times the limit India's government considers safe."
I was in Delhi at the time for my niece's wedding. Visibility was virtually nil – 100 metres at best – and, devastatingly, winds were calm. Schools were closed for three days.
Experts said that crop burning in neighbouring Haryana and Punjab states, car emissions, construction and the use of fireworks during the traditional Hindu festival of Diwali had caused the pollution, which, in my observation, ranks as one of India's worst ever.
To get the situation under control, the Indian government announced it would temporarily shut down construction sites and a coal-fired power station.
As a former Delhi resident and forestry researcher, I felt a personal obligation to better understand this crisis – ideally so India can avoid a repeat this coming November.
I started gathering all available data about pollution levels in Delhi, obtaining hourly and daily air-quality levels from India's Central Pollution Control Board and, from NASA, snapshots of crop-burning for November 2016. I dug into the details, using pollution images to validate the collected data.
The analysis took me six months. Here's what I found.
Pollution and wind
Pollution is a complex phenomenon involving numerous molecules, including particulate matter (PM), ozone, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and variables, like wind speed, temperature, rain and humidity.
I found that during Delhi's 2016 pre-monsoon and monsoon season, which is February through September, air pollution based on fine particulate matter (PM 2.5, the most hazardous contaminate) dropped as wind speed increased.
Figure 1: Pollution levels and wind speed (2016)
Throughout 2016, pollution in Delhi worsened as wind decreased. Central Pollution Control Board of India, Author provided
Likewise, air pollution rose in October, November and December 2016, as wind speed decreased. Particulate levels spike in November, which coincided with the Diwali festival and then with a spate of crop-burning in rural areas near Delhi.
As Figure 2 shows, there was a visible relationship between average daily wind speed and pollution levels in Delhi from late October through mid-November 2016.
Figure 2: Pollution levels and wind speed (by day)
Data for Oct. 25 2016 to Nov. 15 2016. Low wind speeds (WS) are associated with higher levels of particulate matter (PM 2.5). Central Pollution Control Board of India
On November 6 2016, wind speed was the lowest of any day during that period, an average of 0.46 metres per second (m/sec). That day, PM 2.5 reached as high as 713 micrograms per cubic metre, prompting international headlines.
As average wind speed increased between November 6 and 7 from 0.46 m/sec to a very light breeze of 0.74 m/sec, the pollution level dropped by 38.4%. November 7 and November 8 followed the same trend, with average wind speed of 1.25 m/sec leading PM 2.5 to again drop, this time 56% from peak levels.
Residue crop burning and wind direction
Wind is not the only factor in air pollution, of course. What goes into the air matters, too.
In Haryana and Punjab states to the north of Delhi, farmers commonly burn their remaining crops in fall, after the summer harvest ends, ridding their fields of stubble, weed and pests and readying them for winter planting.
This agricultural event coincides with Diwali, India's festival of lights, which features three or four nights of fireworks before and after the festival, in October or early November.
I analysed snapshots of data from NASA compiled for September 1 (no fires yet in Haryana and Punjab), October 1 (start of fires) and the first week of November in 2016.
Figure 3: Crop-burning snapshots, Punjab and Haryana states (2016)
Red indicates live fires. Delhi is located in the centre of the shot, near bottom, southeast of the major crop burns. National Air and Space Agency (NASA), Author provided
The data confirms that the days of highest pollution levels in Delhi (November 1 to November 7) coincided with large-scale residue crop-burning to the city's northwest and, to a lesser degree, south.
Wind-direction data from the Central Pollution Control Board in Rothak, Haryana, between November 1 and November 7 show that, on those days, the wind blew primarily east and east-southeast – that is, towards Delhi.
Figure 4: Wind direction
Wind data from November 1 to November 7 2016. Smoke from crop burns was being carried directly over to Delhi. Central Pollution Control Board of India, Author provided
Improving Delhi's air quality
My research confirms, in great detail, that the main elements of Delhi's record-breaking pollution levels in November 2016 were lower wind speeds, the use of fireworks during Diwali, residue crop-burning and wind direction.
These factors may well coincide once again in November, the month of lowest average wind speeds in Delhi according to meteorological data.
That gives Indian policy-makers and Delhi residents just under four months to take action. Strictly limiting residue crop-burning, celebratory firecrackers and major construction in November may safeguard the city against another air-quality disaster.
Regulations may include a total ban (perhaps with financial compensation for the inconvenience) on residue crop burning during October and November in Haryana and Punjab, and rationing fire crackers during Diwali.
Other countries have taken measures to limit crop-burning. In Victoria, Australia, the state government strongly encourages farmers to adopt conservation farming systems, including retaining crop stubble residues, but allows burning sporadically. And in some Canadian provinces, stubble-burning is allowed by permit only.
There is no such legislation is under consideration in India.
The government has come up with a seeder that can be used to plant wheat without the need to dispose of the straw left after the rice harvest. But even with financial help farmers can't afford this expensive new technology.
Pending regulation, raising the general public's awareness of the issue could help. By printing pamphlets about pollution and its effects on air quality and health, as well by informing people of the daily trends of pollution through TV, radio and social media, India's government could help teach farmers in hard-to-reach rural India about the impact of their actions.
Delhi – and India in general – can no longer afford to do nothing.
Vijay Koul, Honorary fellow, CSIRO
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Ashish Jain
Brilliantly researched article. I too was in Delhi at the time and could not comprehend how the air quality had degraded so severely.
Roslyn Hall
More important than ever, that we are made aware of atmospheric pollution which contributes in no small way to ill health in humans and probably other species in range.
Tom Bateman
Are there any estimates on the contributions of particulate matter being emitted by dung and wood or charcoal home cooking?
Tens of Millions of people and constant home fires; not just seasonal contribution of burning stubble fields
Also, is there any work being done on contributions of not just CO2 or NO2 but particulate matters and water aerosols from jet aircraft in the troposphere
Kanishka Banerjee (@eKanishka)
This is an excellent article. Congratulations and well done Vijay Koul
Thanks Kanishka you liked it.
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When a child goes missing, the firs 48 hours are crucioal in his serch. Missing Tag is a idea that used the "Deep Face" technology –the system of facebook for facial recognition, to search for missing children.
We creating profiles for missing children, and used the millions of photos that users already upload on a daily to facebook. This generated a new real-time searching method where a positive tag could lead to key information to find him/her, such as last location and last time the child was seen.


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Koos Meinderts
Naar het Noorden
A hard-hitting story about children fleeing from starvation in WWII
Naar het noorden (To the North) is set in the winter of 1944-1945, the winter of starvation, and the book makes an immediate impact. Not just because of what happens in the first two chapters – Jaap (almost 11) has a baby sister who lives for only a few minutes – but mainly because of the way Koos Meinderts writes about this family tragedy: in his subtle style and with precise observations.
'She lay in the shed in a shoebox that belonged to my father. Black shoes for men, made by Bata, size 45. She did not have a coffin. "We really need the wood for the stove," my father said. He would take her to the cemetery soon.' And then later: 'My father carried the shoebox as you carry a baby, on his arm.'
The force of this book lies in the details, which are often harrowing, presenting a vivid picture of the era and making the suffering palpable.
Other than watery slop from the soup kitchen, Jaap's family have barely anything to eat. His mother is a shadow of her former self, his brother Little Kees's belly is swollen with hunger: 'Kees weighed less than a balloon. One tiny breath of wind and he would oat away.'
Their parents decide to send Jaap, Little Kees and their sister Nel to the north, where there is more food. Between 40,000 and 50,000 malnourished Dutch city children were sent to the countryside that winter.
After a distressing journey by boat, the three children are sent to live at separate addresses in the province of Friesland. Meinderts sensitively describes this minor culture shock: urban, Catholic Jaap finds himself in a village with a strictly Calvinist couple who would rather he did not make the sign of the cross before eating.
Jaap misses home, particularly when he has to deal with a personal war, with his classmate Tjeerd. After four months, he is allowed to return to the city, but how has his family fared in the meantime?
The German occupiers are never mentioned as such. There are soldiers and bombings, but the emphasis is on the consequences of the war for these children, not on the politics behind the war. A beautiful book, which is also attractively designed and illustrated.
The boy's panic and despair are depicted so well that you almost get stomach ache yourself as you read the pages.
A gripping story, to be read with the debate about refugees in the back of your mind. A seemingly simple style, with subtle asides.
Koos Meinderts (b. 1953) has written more than fifty books, including picture books like De vuurtoren (The Lighthouse), poetry collections like Het regent zonlicht (It's Raining Sunlight) and two novels for young adults: Lang zal ze leven (Long May She Live) and De zee zien (To See the Sea)…
Naar het Noorden (2016). Kinder- en jeugdboeken, 198 pagina's.
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Winter is in full force, whether we have the snow to show for it or not. One thing that is for sure during winter, though, is Klondikes. Starting in January, almost every weekend through March 2nd is full of Klondike events sponsored by various districts throughout the Council. If this doesn't seem intriguing to you, keep reading to find out why Klondikes are an unforgettable journey Scouts, and any youth, should experience.
See the Klondike schedule and register here.
Why Should My Scout Troop Attend Klondikes?
Michael Hall from the Orem District shares why he thinks Klondikes are a must.
"The Klondike Derby is an annual event held by BSA and Canadian Scout Districts to commemorate the Alaskan and Yukon Klondike Gold Rush that took place between 1896 and 1899. Klondike Derbies have been going on since 1949. But, perhaps we should view the Klondike from a Latter-Day Saint perspective.
.22 Rifle Shooting and 3-D Animal Archery Shooting: Many young lads were responsible to acquire food when the opportunity presented itself. They had to be well adapted to the weapons of the day in order to acquire food when the opportunity arose, especially during winter conditions.
Knife and Tomahawk Throwing: Many young men crafted "throwing sticks" in order to secure small game, such as rabbits. Having the skill and ability to throw a weapon accurately was sometimes the difference between starving and surviving!
Team Bucksaw Competitions: The young men were expected to gather and prepare the firewood for the evening meal and campfire. To successfully, accomplish the task they had to work as a team!
Snow Shoeing: Well those Latter-Day Saints probably didn't have snowshoes back then, but they had to learn to practice correct travel skills while on their treks.
Zip Lines: Image the zip line as the lifeline to traverse roaring streams, creeks, and rivers. Proper navigation often meant the difference between life and death.
First Aid Stretcher Races: Often the young men were required to carry their younger siblings across the plains and the various obstacles that were encountered.
Fire Building Races: Building fires whether, for meals or warmth, it was essential to build them quick and efficient. The luxuries of fire building material that we have today were not present then!
Klondike Sled Racing: As the Saints fled Missouri, and then cross the plains to Utah, often times the young men and boys of the companies had to walk and assist the wagons and handcarts through thick and often unforgiving mud and terrain. The wagons and handcarts were often weighed down with the sick and injured, making the task that much harder. Teamwork was vital to be able to accomplish the arduous task at hand.


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No Slane Concert in Ireland this year, but there'll soon be a Jack Daniels distillery
The beloved Slane Concert won't be taking place in Meath this summer, but it's all for the sake of whiskey.
Sheila Langan
There's some bad news and some good news concerning Slane Castle, the historic estate in Co. Meath that's home every summer to Slane Concert, one of Ireland's most popular summer events.
The bad news: Slane Concert isn't (as you may have noticed) happening this year, despite earlier rumors that AC/DC and/or Coldplay were going to headline.
The good news: It's all for the sake of whiskey, and Slane Concert will be back in 2017.
Last summer, Brown-Forman, the company that owns Jack Daniel's, bought up all of the shares in Slane Castle Irish Whiskey for $50 million and made plans to build a distillery in the castle's old stable yard.
The Slane Castle estate is currently owned by the Conygham family, who launched the Irish whiskey brand in 2009. It had been distilled for them by Cooley Distillery until Cooley was purchased by US company Beam Suntory (which makes Jim Beam bourbon) in 2012.
"This is a major boost for tourism in the whole Boyne Valley region and there will be 25 permanent jobs created. That is in addition to the construction jobs and this will have a significant positive knock on effect for guest houses, hotels and tourism in general," Lord Henry Mountcharles of the Conygham family stated when the new distillery was announced.
Whiskey from the new distillery will reportedly hit the market in 2017, and it was decided that hosting Slane Concert this year would have put too much of a strain on the building progress.
The concert has welcomed 70,000–110,000 people nearly every summer since it began in 1981.
Acts have included David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Queen, The Rolling Stones, U2, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, and Bon Jovi.
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By Shannon Tompkins, Staff writer Jan. 10, 2019 Updated: Jan. 11, 2019 7:35 a.m.
When Texas' ShareLunker program began more than three decades ago, state inland fisheries leaders hoped the never-before-tried project could help enhance what already was one of the nation's best largemouth bass fisheries.
It has done that. But the program, which began in 1986 with the then-radical idea of soliciting anglers to donate live, giant-size bass to the state's fish hatchery program so the huge fish could be spawned in a controlled environment and their progeny would inherit the genetic predisposition to grow to outsized proportions, has been equally beneficial in opening the eyes of anglers to just what a world-class bass fishery Texas has.
The results of the just-completed initial year of a wholesale revamping and expansion of the ShareLunker program — the first in its 33-year history — build on both of those benefits, while giving anglers insights into just how widespread high-quality largemouth bass fisheries are in this state.
Almost 400 anglers entered 486 qualifying largemouths — fish weighing 8 pounds or more, trophy-size fish in any bass anglers' book — over the year-long 2018 ShareLunker program. Even more impressive and illuminating, the almost 500 big bass certified as ShareLunker entries came from 89 bodies of water across the state.
Most of those fish would not have qualified for ShareLunker entry — and anglers and fisheries managers wouldn't have known of their capture or the information those fish can provide — before the program was revamped for the 2018 season.
Until 2018, the program had a limited season and highly restrictive qualifying criteria, both of which kept entries down. The program focused on huge largemouths, accepting only fish weighing 13 pounds or more. And the gargantuan bass were accepted only during a seven-month window, October-April — a "season" set to cover the period just ahead of and running through Texas' largemouths' annual spawning season.
The program has proved successful even with its limited scope. Over the program's history, Texas anglers have donated 576 live largemouths weighing 13 pounds or more, with those behemoth fish taken from 69 public waters across the state.
That tally of truly huge largemouths — 28 states haven't recorded a single 13-pound or heavier largemouth — and the number of waters that produce such fish give Texas a strong claim as the premier state for both quality and quantity of its bass fisheries.
It's also been a tremendous opportunity for Texas fisheries managers to enhance their knowledge of bass genetics, behavior, hatchery production, fish handling and the effects of management tools such as size restrictions and bag limits.
But the program's narrow focus on truly huge largemouths that genetic testing showed were pure Florida-strain largemouths had limited the program and had seen participation by anglers dwindle in recent years.
The revamped program aims to change that.
It began Jan. 1, 2018, as an annual year-round program and now was open to entry of any largemouth bass weighing 8 pounds or more or measuring at least 24 inches.
The new program also divided qualifying fish into categories according to their weight: "Lunker" for bass measuring at least 24 inches or weighing 8 to 9.99 pounds; "Lunker Elite" for those weighing 10 to 12.99 pounds; "Lunker Legend" for those 13 pounds or more and not caught between Jan. 1 and March 31; and "Lunker Legacy" for those 13-plus-pounders landed between Jan. 1 and March 31.
Only the 13-pluses caught between Jan. 1 and March 31 can be donated to the hatchery production and research program. TPWD has learned that big bass donated during that three-month window were most likely to spawn and produce offspring.
As part of the new program, TPWD plans to use the progeny of the donated 13-pluses that are pure Florida-strain largemouth to populate the brood stock used to produce bass fingerlings for stocking in Texas public waters. Over the coming years, TPWD will convert its largemouth bass hatchery brood stock to nothing but direct progeny of ShareLunker entries, fish with the proven genetic predisposition to grow to trophy proportions.
Anglers participating in the ShareLunker program in the other categories do not donate their live fish to the program. Instead, they enter the fish by creating an account on the program's digital platform and completing an online entry. The new program has digital applications for smartphones available for free downloads with the entry form and rules included.
Part of that entry process includes a requirement the angler submit two photos of the fish — one against a rigid measuring board and the other showing the fish weighed on a digital scale. The angler then can release or retain the fish. If it's a 13-plus caught Jan.1-March 31, the angler can contact TPWD, which will pick up the fish for transport to its Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens, headquarters of the ShareLunker program.
As added incentive, participants also are entered in an end-of-year drawing for a $5,000 shopping spree at Bass Pro Shops.
As with most new or revamped programs, participants need time to get comfortable with the rules. That was the case this year.
Those numbers will grow as more people learn about the expanded program, TPWD fisheries managers hope.
But the numbers from the "new" ShareLunker program are pretty impressive, even for a first-year effort.
During 2018, 380 anglers entered 486 bass that were accepted into the ShareLunker program. Eleven of those fish weighed 13 pounds or more, with six caught during the January-March window; the largest was a 15.48-pounder landed from Lake Fork.
Anglers entered 107 bass that weighed between 10 and 12.99 pounds, and 368 fish that were at least 24 inches long or weighed between 8 and 9.99 pounds.
Some anglers entered multiple fish.
"We had three anglers who entered 10 fish or more," Brookshear said.
The 89 waters that produced those fish include some most anglers have never heard of, much less fished.
"We had entries from some really surprising places such as ponds or lakes in city or county parks." Brookshear said.
But a handful of lakes dominated entries. Lake Fork accounted for 73 of ShareLunker's 2018 entries, and Lake Conroe was second with 41. Lake Athens was third with 28 entries, followed by Sam Rayburn Reservoir's 21 and Lake O.H. Ivie's 17.
Information such as where and when ShareLunker entries are caught — information constantly updated and included in the ShareLunker app — can aid Texas anglers by showing them which waters are "hot," Brookshear said.
"We're looking forward to seeing how this second year turns out, especially as more people learn about the program," Brookshear said.


The "black mirror" of the title is the one you'll find on every wall, on every desk, in the palm of every hand: the cold, shiny screen of a TV, a monitor, a smartphone.
Each episode has a different cast, a different setting, even a different reality. But they're all about the way we live now – and the way we might be living in 10 minutes' time if we're clumsy.


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Please join WCAPT for their 2017 Annual Meeting event at The Getty Center in Los Angeles on Friday, February 24th beginning with an unique behind-the-scenes tour of the Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) science laboratories, followed by lectures of two important GCI initiatives - the Earthen Architecture Initiative (EAI) and Conserving Modern Architecture Initiative (CMAI), then a brief annual meeting, and finally concluding with a wine & cheese social sponsored by the GCI. Come learn about the work that GCI Science and GCI Buildings and Sites Departments are working on and how this might apply to your current or future work!
Please note that the GCI lab tour has a max. capacity of 40 people total. Once this total is reached, we will create a secondary registration for 10 more people to attend the lectures, meeting, and wine & cheese social. Please place yourself on the Waitlist if you wish to be contacted for this secondary registration. A registration code will be required.


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About CSMC
Why CSMC Was Founded
The diversity of problems facing a CEO was the original reason for the founding of the Chemical and Specialties Management Council back in 1965 - at a time when "networking" was still a novel idea. From its inception, the Council was designed to be a relatively small group of non-competing CEOs of chemical and specialties companies. In formal meetings and in more informal communications, the CEOs in the Council are free to air problems and issues and to find the solutions that bring the greatest benefit to their companies.
Eligibility for the Council is limited to the CEOs of privately owned or independently managed companies that have been in business for at least three years. Annual sales must be between $500,000 and $100,000,000 per year. The emphasis is on chemical and specialties manufacturing - more than 75% of sales must involve processing rather than resale.
The Council meets three times a year, twice (in February and May) near a member's plant, and once (September/ October) at an upscale resort. The February and May meetings generally include the tour of a member's plant. The four-day Fall meeting includes one or more invited speakers.
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Q: JDBC PreparedStatement in batch when columns to set vary from row to row I am trying to batch updates using PreparedStatement where the data you get in varies in what you have available.
Simple example:
You have a table with column x and y. Your inputdata is a representation of rows where only the modified column is present. So for row 1 you have x='foo' and for row 2 you have y='bar'. In order to batch these with a PreparedStatement you need one SQL statement: "update table where x=?,y=? where etc".
The solution that I am working towards is setting the column where you dont have any value to the value that is already present, but I'm not sure if this is possible. In raw SQL you could write "update table where x=x and y='foo' where etc", however I haven't found any ways to achieve this by setting the "?" parameter to be a reference to the column, it seems it's not possible.
Is it possible to handle this case at all with PreparedStatements? I apologize if my explanation is poor.

A: Assuming the values you want to set are all non-null, you could use a statement like
update sometable set column1 = coalesce(?, column1), colum2 = coalesce(?, column2)

Then when the value should not be updated, use either PreparedStatement.setNull with an appropriate java.sql.Types value or a PreparedStatement.setXXX of the appropriate type with a null as value.
As discussed in the comments, an alternative if you do need to update to null, is to use a custom function with a sentinel value (either for updating to null or for using the current value). Something like:
update sometable set column1 = conditional_update(?, column1), colum2 = conditional_update(?, column2)

Where conditional_update would be something like (using Firebird 3 PSQL syntax):
create function conditional_update(new_value varchar(500), original_value varchar(500))
  returns varchar(500)
as
begin
  if (new_value = '$$NO_UPDATE$$') then
     return original_value;
  else
     return new_value;
end

Where using $$NO_UPDATE$$ is a sentinel value for not updating. A potential downside of this solution is the typing of columns as a string type. You always need to use string types (I'm not sure if there are databases that would supports dynamic parameters and return types in this situation).

A: Let me rephrase your problem and you please tell me if this is right:
You want to be able to have the update process

*

*sometimes you only update for a specific x

*sometimes you only update for a specific y

*sometimes you update for specific x and y combined

Correct? If 'yes' then the next issue is implementation possibilities.
You suggested trying to put the column itself into the parameter. Even if that's possible I'd still recommend against it. The code will get confusing.
I suggest you create a java method that builds and returns the query string (or at least the 'where' clause) based on your available parameters (x, y, etc)
Your code for invoking the JDBC Prepared statement will invoke that method to get a query String.
You will still benefit from using prepared statements. The cost is that your database will be caching several different statements instead of one, but I imagine that is a minimal issue.

A: You can think of auxiliar "?" variable for each column which will manage if the column should be updated or not.
update table
set x = case when 0 = ? then x else ? end,
    y = case when 0 = ? then y else ? end
where etc;

Passing 0 for each 0 = ? will not update the column whereas passing 1 will update it to the value you specified.


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Nancy Colasurdo
On White Naiveté
I just watched, for the first time in a while, the Saturday Night Live skit from right after the 2016 presidential election.
"Oh my God, I think America is racist," says Cecily Strong's character, stunned as Donald Trump is about to be called the winner.
"Oh my God," responds Dave Chappelle's character with amused sarcasm.
Watching it even now is like being smacked in the head.
I was no different than the white people in that room. My election viewing companions and I had had similar banter. It turns out our disbelief was coming from a place of naiveté.
Given what has been transpiring with regard to race in the years since Trump was elected, I am realizing how detached from reality I was. I'm not going to dwell in the embarrassment I feel, but I do want to acknowledge that it's there.
(Incidentally, supporters of the President may as well just skip this column altogether, because even though it's about you, writ large it is not about you at all. It seeks to illuminate a pervasive poison in our culture. By all accounts this week, in the wake of Trump's racist comments about four freshman Congresswomen of color, you don't think there's anything to illuminate.)
So, back to those who see, upon hard examination, a situation that cannot be ignored.
Who would have thought that a corrupt, amoral narcissist in the White House and the invention of smart phones would converge and show us how prevalent racism still is in the United States?
Sure, people of color were trying to tell us they were being overwhelmingly profiled by some police officers, harassed, and even unfairly beaten or killed. But until we started seeing the videos from those trusty phones, we couldn't even begin to comprehend the depth and breadth of systemic racism in law enforcement.
It's not like I was completely closed off to this. I have been writing about race since my early days as a reporter. I've been paying attention, calling out racist behavior, trying to be better myself. I began shutting down biased comments made in my presence, happy in the knowledge that racist people were not going to bring that crap to my door.
I really thought I was listening. I felt like I understood my privilege. Barack Obama was elected — twice. That didn't mean racism was erased, I figured, but that it was at least in retreat. Our national consciousness was on a trajectory. So much awareness and healing.
I wrote about Trump's bloviating birther-ism while it was happening, but never thought it was anything more than a blip, a sad reach for whiter times in America. He was a fool looking for attention.
It didn't occur to me that this could become a movement. Not until he seriously started running for President and I started seeing lawn signs with his name on them all over Ocean and Monmouth counties in New Jersey. I was startled and that soon turned to disgust. Oh my God, as Cecily Strong's character says in that skit.
In the wee hours of election night 2016, I wrote this post on Facebook:
There's no questioning it now. We are a frightened, hateful country. No other explanation for so many lining up behind a madman.
Later, in the same thread, I added this:
I am genuinely afraid for my Latino, Muslim, African-American, and gay fellow citizens. Violence against them will escalate and be encouraged. Their rights are at risk. Journalists will now be under siege. Personally, my health insurance is in jeopardy, but I am more concerned with all the people who finally got insurance because they have pre-existing conditions. This just scratches the surface. He's a loose cannon.
Since then I've been called out by friends and family who find it insulting that I named Trump's (and their) bigotry. My aunt decided Facebook was a great place to tell me to "have some respect" for the President and to "come out of the closet already." First of all, I'm not gay despite being 57 and not married. Second, she thinks this was an insult because, well, duh. Third, imagine if I was gay and she was outing me on a public forum. Charming.
This is a picture of a Trump supporter plucked right from the family tree.
And even at that I could not have imagined how the racist behavior of our President — do I really need to list it all again? — would bring so many racists out of hiding. They had always been there, which of course people of color had tried to tell us. Hence, we are shocked and they are not at all surprised. We're reeling and they're shrugging, not from apathy but from a wondering why it took us so long to catch up.
What is getting lost this week in an important race discussion is also the simple fact that the President thinks it's OK to tell democratically elected Congresswomen — who were swept in on a mandate and sharp rebuke of him — to take a hike if they don't like this country. He speaks as if Reps. Ilhan Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley are not obligated by the oath they took to bring themselves to the task of bettering this country. Not in his vision, but in theirs.
And the response from the right? Nothing of substance. Republican politicians are scared to buck the bigot. It's all a pathetic display.
I've been watching the Showtime series The Loudest Voice about Roger Ailes and the formation of Fox News. It provides the perfect context, even just three episodes in, for the moment we're in now. As we see Russell Crowe's Ailes help engineer the Iraq War and threaten a producer if the anchors don't enunciate Barack Hussein Obama every time they say his name, it is not a great leap from the hypnotic narrative being dished up to the entrenched belief system that now exists in the #MAGA crowd.
When this all went down with The Squad this week, here's how it went in my head:
Us: Trump's base can't possibly defend this.
Them: Mr. President, we're here for you.
Again with the naiveté.
I swear I'm listening. I swear.
I just can't fucking believe it.
Originally published at http://unfetteredexpression.com on July 17, 2019.
Columnist, Blogger, Author, Coach in the Greater NYC area. Six-word bio: Zen chick with a Jersey edge. Favorite topics: gender, politics, race, meaning of life.
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Sir Michael Gambon (* 19. října 1940) je irský herec, známý zejména jako představitel Albuse Brumbála ze zfilmovaných knih o Harrym Potterovi (od 3. dílu).

Životopis
Narodil se v Dublinu, Irsko. Svoji kariéru započal rokem 1963 v Dublinském divadle. Zahrál si titulní role ze Shakespearových her: Macbeth, Koriolanus, Othello. Nezapomenutelná role Alberta Spicy v hře Kuchař, zloděj, jeho žena a její milenec (režie P. Greenaway). Hrál zde odporně surového gangstera. Poté začal hrát ve filmech jako je např. Layer Cake, Božská Julie, Život pod vodou. V Harrym Potterovi účinkuje již od třetího dílu Harry Potter a vězeň z Azkabanu. Tuto roli převzal po Richardu Harrisovi, který 25. října 2002 zemřel. Na okruhu v oblíbeném britském motoristickém magazínu Top Gear má i svou zatáčku, říká se jí Gambonův roh od té doby, co jí za mokra projel s plynem na podlaze a skoro dostal "hodiny".

Filmografie
 1968 The Borderers
 1970 Confession
 1986 The Singing Detective
 1986 Skin
 1989 Kuchař, zloděj, jeho žena a její milenec
 1992 Hračky
 1994 Profesor odchází
 1997 Křídla vášně
 1998 Tanec na konci léta
 1999 Muž, který věděl příliš mnoho
 1999 Plunkett a Macleane
 1999 Ospalá díra
 2000 Endgame rol
 2001 Gosford Park
 2001 Zloději a vyděrači
 2001 Charlotte Gray
 2002 Ali G
 2002 Cesta do války
 2003 Andělé v Americe
 2003 Tajemství oceánu
 2003 Krajina střelců
 2004 Božská Julie
 2004 Harry Potter a vězeň z Azkabanu (Albus Brumbál)
 2004 Po krk v extázi
 2004 Život pod vodou
 2004 Svět zítřka
 2005 Harry Potter a Ohnivý pohár (Albus Brumbál)
 2006 Kauza CIA
 2006 Satan přichází
 2007 Hezké sny
 2007 Harry Potter a Fénixův řád (Albus Brumbál)
 2009 Harry Potter a Princ dvojí krve (Albus Brumbál)
 2010 Králova řeč
 2011 Harry Potter a Relikvie smrti – část 2 (Albus Brumbál)

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Externí odkazy

 Biography at Tiscali UK
 2004 Interview with Sir Michael Gambon The Guardian (23 April 2004)

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With the recent elimination of Sheikh Ayman al-Zawahiri at the end of July 2022 and the rise of the new leader for al-Qaeda, Sheik Saif Al-Adel, the organization is now in a position to strengthen its ties with Iran further. While it may seem odd
Why Jihadi Single Actors in the West are Sticking to the Same Standard and Limited Methods of Operation
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Trolley Stop, 1966
Composite of silver gelatin prints
Trolley Stop, the large 1966 photographic assemblage by Ray Metzker on view now at MoMA, was part of a body of work called The Composites originally featured in the museum's one man show of Metzker's work in 1967. The 1967 show was curated by John Szarkowski, former director of MoMA's Department of Photography. Metzker is quoted in the press release from the 1967 show, saying "Where photography has been primarily a process of selection and extraction, I wish to investigate the possibilities of synthesis...I intend the the elements to be presented for simultaneous viewing...like a mosaic or mural."
The current crossdiscipline installation at the museum is a collaboration between curators from all of MoMA's departments and proceeds chronologically, allowing connections to be made between contemporaneous works. Metzker's composite, for example, is installed between other pieces from 1966: Agnes Martin's reductive painting Mountain I and a kinetic work by Venezuelan op artist Jesús Rafael Soto.
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A Review of the 1957 Season
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Despite winning the first game, the 1st XI had a poor season but the team was revitalised by the arrival of Ron Lynch, a Club Cricket Conference and Essex player who moved across from Ilford. The team ended the season on a high, winning the last six games on the trot, including a 10 wicket win over Highgate and Ilford's first defeat of the season. Ron was presented with the mounted match ball after a game at Alexandra Park where he took 8-10 with his left arm spin bowling. The top run scorers were Ted Sandrock (471), Ken Dowding (452) and Bill Jeffery (408). The top wicket takers were Buddy Jessop (36), Bunny Swinfen (32) and Les Warner who captured 7-24 v Romford in his tally of 32.
In the seconds there was a mixed bag of results, but Peter Downe and Frank Mixter were always amongst the runs. Les Warner took 30 wickets including six wickets in each of the home and away matches with Edmonton.
The 3rd eleven scorebook still exists and the record from 21 games was Won 8, Drawn 9 and Lost 4 including a great run where 5 wins came from the 5 Saturdays in June. Top run scorers were Mick Carr (480), including a century v Barnet, Bunford with 416 and Jack Watson 259 while a youthful Peter Norgate crashed 89 v Loughton. On the bowling side Roy Harris took 41 wickets at 11 apiece while Noel Corbett (29) and Lol Addy (22) provided consistent back up.Paddy Carnell took an amazing 7-26 v Buckhurst Hill off just 5.5 overs!
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The Sunday As managed just 3 wins and Buddy Jessop took 6-29 v Old Esthameians.
Terry Dennehy turned in a superb bowling performance in the last game of the Sunday Bs, capturing 6-29 v Walthamstow Nalgo (who I believe Del Steward told me went on to become Rota CC)
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Intention Of Asking: Are they motivated by something other than money.
Question We Use to Test: What has been your greatest disappointment?
Intent to Ask: Are they a naturally optimistic person.
goes wrong I just look at what I could have done better and move on or look for the opportunity.
Why: You want to work with people in a growth mindset. Always moving forward and always growing. It's a sign of grit.
Every workplace thrives on people who not only take 100 percent ownership of their work, but are also willing to take up additional responsibilities for mutual professional and organizational growth. If you want your organization to grow at a pace you desire, you must be assessing for work ethics straightaway. Any candidate who has a strong work ethic will show a great deal of enthusiasm and you won't have to chase them for deadlines. You will never find them sugar coating and they always make a point to deliver what they promise and only promise what they can deliver.
Any candidate who indulges in blame game and not willing to take ownership is certainly closed to feedback and incapable of improving for good.
While these are some of the the most essential competencies to excel at work, organizations are now going for more specific behavioral frameworks to assess suitability for a role. A behavioral competency framework for a particular role can predict how a future candidate is going to perform, factoring the complexity and other crucial aspects of the role. For that, you can run a set of psychometric assessments to measure candidates against the particular competencies and predict on job performance beforehands with detailed scores of different competencies. Or, you can also go for role-based behavioral assessments that can help you save time in your hiring decisions while allowing you to get a peek into the actual personality of the candidate.


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Optimism for Auckland's city centre
8 Nov 2021 | Auckland news
Auckland Council and Eke Panuku are proud to release a video illustrating how far the city centre has come in its planned 20-year transformation. Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says the video shows an efficient, connected, vibrant, liveable city centre, primed for recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. "Central Auckland has undergone a massive transformation over the past decade—and there is much more to come," he says. Aucklanders are encouraged to watch the video and see the future of Auckland unfold.


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Q: Ajax add to cart button for product variation in WooCommerce 3 I have this button here. The use of this button is to add to cart a product has a product id of 237, variation id of 208673, and attribute_pa_option of bluetooth. Is there a way to AJAX this?

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        <input type="button" value="-" class="minus">
        Quantity
        <input type="number" id="quantity_5b101f605f067" class="input-text qty text" step="1" min="1" max="" name="quantity" value="1" title="Qty" size="4" pattern="[0-9]*" inputmode="numeric" aria-labelledby="">
        <input type="button" value="+" class="plus">

    Add to cart

A: To make it work I use a custom ajax add-to-cart for product variations exclusively.
1). I have first changed a bit your button html:

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        <input type="button" value="-" class="minus">
        Quantity
        <input type="number" id="quantity_5b101f605f067" class="input-text qty text" step="1" min="1" max="" name="quantity" value="1" title="Qty" size="4" pattern="[0-9]*" inputmode="numeric" aria-labelledby="">
        <input type="button" value="+" class="plus">

    Add to cart

As you will see I don't use the button href attribute, as I post the data through ajax.
For your attributes, if you have more than one, you will separate each pair by a coma like:
data-variation="pa_option=bluetooth,pa_color=red-shiny"

2). The PHP (Wordpress-Ajax) and the jQuery (Ajax) code:
// Wordpress Ajax php: Adding variation to cart
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_variation_to_cart', 'product_variation_add_to_cart' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_variation_to_cart', 'product_variation_add_to_cart' );
function product_variation_add_to_cart() {
    if( isset($_POST['pid']) && $_POST['pid'] > 0 ){
        $product_id   = (int) $_POST['pid'];
        $variation_id = (int) $_POST['vid'];
        $quantity     = (int) $_POST['qty'];
        $attributes   = explode(',', $_POST['var']);
        $variation    = array();
        foreach($attributes as $values){
            $values = explode('=', $values);
            $variation['attributes_'.$values[0]] = $values[1];
        }
        WC()->cart->add_to_cart( $product_id, $quantity, $variation_id, $variation );
        echo true;
    }
    die(); // To avoid server error 500
}

// The Jquery ajax script
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'custom_product_variation_script' );
function custom_product_variation_script() {
    // HERE set the page or the post ID
    $the_id = 102;

    if( ! ( is_page($the_id) || is_single($the_id) ) ) return;

    $view_cart = 'View cart';
    $adding    = __('Adding to cart…', 'woocommerce');
    ?>

    <?php
}

Code goes in function.php file of your active child theme (or active theme). Tested and works.

A: You could use this plugin ("Woocommerce Ajax add to cart for variable products") to Ajaxify the "Add to cart" button which is supposed to be pressed after selecting variation's attributes (e.g. Color) and quantity on the front-end. Without this plugin by default, the page refreshes when you press "Add to cart"


These bricks are durable and resistant, Size: 7" x 3" x 1 3/4" Play Bricks are a rather new prop in our world. They are great for working with scoliosis and heart problems. We are also using them at times when a regular block is just not the right size. The props storage area in our studio is HUGE so we were hesitant to add yet another bag of props. But the play bricks have turned out to be a valuable and often used yoga prop.
Comes in PURPLE. 9" X 5-1/2" X 3". A bit narrower than the standard block for easier packing.
Basswood blocks 9" x 5-3/8" x 1-11/16" (just shy of 1-3/4"). A customer writes: "A thinner block can be used for a number of things. For example, under the buttocks in virasana, or under the bent knee thigh for taller people when working standing poses straddling a chair. But, I want two of them to work my way down to the floor in arm balances such as bhujapidasana and lolasana where a regular block is too easy and hands on the floor is not yet possible."
By popular demand. 2" x 6" x 20". See also Wedge and Mini-wedge under Woodware.
European style cork yoga blocks. 9.05" x 2.75" x 4.75", round edges. Cork blocks give you steadier support than foam blocks of a comparable size. Renewable, natural resource.
Also just a few ounces heavier than the Hollow Block. We suggest that you purchase a matching pair. Size may vary by up to 1/8".
The Ash Yoga Block is made out of a particularly beautiful cut of ash. We suggest that you purchase a matching pair. 4 pounds each. Size may vary by up to 1/8".
This is the lightest of the wooden blocks. We suggest that you purchase a matching pair. Size may vary by up to 1/8".
Also known as a Slantboard. See also the foam wedge under Blocks and Benches. Please note: Some wood items have slight imperfections that do not affect their use.
Useful for blocking the foot in standing yoga poses with, or without, the tresler. Also useful to give more height in Utthita Maricyasana. Measurements: 10" long and 3 1/2" radius Please note: Some wood items have slight imperfections that do not affect their use.
Constructed of strong hardwood maple.
This yoga bench can be used with, or without, the extension box (viparita karani box). approx 48" x 12"h x 8".Type of Wood is Alder. Additional shipping charges outside of the 48 contiguous states. PLEASE NOTE : Delivery Time is approximately 4 to 8 weeks .Thank you for your patience.
approx measurements 12" h x 15" x 42" Additional shipping charges outside of the contiguous 48 states. PLEASE NOTE : Delivery Time is approximately 4 weeks .Thank you for your patience.


It's World Backup Day – When Did You Do It Last?
March 31 is World Backup Day – and apparently 30% of people have never backed up their data, ever. Or maybe you did it a long, long time ago…which is equal to never. All your employment records, emails, sales data, recipes, booking information, customer lists, tax records, your website… let alone all the personal information and family photos. One in 10 computers is affected by viruses every month.
You need to be backing up to a local hard-drive, and a cloud service. I now use cloud-based service Backblaze, for a measly $50 per year. Very easy to set up, and it quietly backs up my new and changed data every hour, without me noticing. Double security, and highly recommended.
Imagine your laptop, phone, iPad and POS system all stolen or destroyed, or your system hijacked – what would it take to recover?
Simpler is usually better. Processes can be done more quickly, there are fewer costs, fewer moving parts, less need for highly-skilled staff, and fewer mistakes – this is not about 'dumbing down'. Make SIMPLIFY your theme for 2018, rather than a list of 'resolutions' that are soon forgotten.
Simplify Customer Bookings – usually they don't want to call, but just book online. Time to join one of the booking services or add a simple form to your website – the small cost of fees will be more than covered by increased customer numbers.
Simplify Recruitment – standard job ads, an automated application process with a web form (check Wufoo) and SMS responses, standardised interview questions and a set induction process. Maybe a little bit of work to setup, then it will flow smoothly.
Simplify Rostering – get rid of the paper roster and clunky spreadsheets. Online systems like Tanda make it easier to design and cost your staff schedule, and notify staff. Also cuts costs – you can tell hour by hour how much staff are costing you each week.
Simplify Recipes – how many moves or touch points are involved in each dish? Is that justified by the price and staff skills you have? This is not about removing style or flavour, but making it easier to serve quickly and economically.
Simplify the Menu – a useful report on your POS shows the best and worst selling items. Check it over month so there's plenty of data. How many of those slow-sellers can be removed and no-one will notice? Can garnishes and ingredients be used across more dishes? How many individual food items do you keep in stock – it might be a surprise!
Simplify the Wine List – apply the same 'best and worst seller' process to your beverages. This can lead to big, big savings – cellars can easily balloon into massive investments if you're not careful.
Simplify Purchasing – start to deal with suppliers who allow you to order online and work off agreed lists. Simpler, and easier to do price comparisons. Some small operators are slow to embrace this – remind them that this is 2018, not 1998.
Simplify Bookkeeping and Accounts – online services like Xero put all your bookkeeping on a web page, accessible from anywhere. There are a raft of skilled people who can help set this up – the cost is more than covered by savings on business expenses, tax filing fees and the daily access you have to the real state of your business.
Simplify your Daily Routine – how is it now? One hint – don't start the day by checking emails – it will dominate your morning.


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Photos: Northern Colorado Bears fall to the Air…
Photos: Northern Colorado Bears fall to the Air Force Falcons 67-65 in Bank of Colorado Arena
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Dalton Knecht (5) dunks during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado center Theo Hughes (32) dunks during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Matt Johnson II (2) lays it up during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado forward Brock Wisne (14) looks for an opening during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Matt Johnson II (2) drives toward the basket as Air Force forward Corbin Green (15) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado forward Brock Wisne (14) blocks a shot by Air Force guard Jake Heidbreder (3) during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Matt Johnson II (2) tries to slip by Air Force guard Jake Heidbreder (3) during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Caleb Shaw (30) dribbles during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado forward Riley Abercrombie (22) drives to the basket as Air Force guard Camden Vander Zwaag (30) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Caleb Shaw (30) lays it up as Air Force forward Corbin Green (15) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Daylen Kountz (1) shoots as Air Force forward Rytis Petraitis (31) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Daylen Kountz (1) shoots as Air Force forward Corbin Green (15) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Matt Johnson II (2) shoots as Air Force guard Marcell McCreary (42) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado head coach Steve Smiley reacts to a call during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Dalton Knecht (5) passes the ball during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado forward Brock Wisne (14) shoots as Air Force forward Beau Becker (14) defends during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Daylen Kountz (1) shoots ahead of Air Force guard Carter Murphy (4) during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado head coach Steve Smiley gestures to his team during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
GREELEY, CO – DECEMBER 20:Northern Colorado guard Dalton Knecht (5) drives toward the basket during the Northern Colorado Bears men's basketball game against the Air Force Falcons in Bank of Colorado Arena at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley Dec. 20, 2022. The Bears fell to the Falcons 67-65. (Alex McIntyre/Staff Photographer)
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The high cost of college and the example of graduates struggling under a mountain of student loan debt may have led some to question the value of going to college.
Then again, not getting a bachelor's degree could well slam the door on many career paths and a prosperous future. But more and more employers are looking past the college degree requirement and some of the jobs pay pretty well.
"The Economic Policy Institute estimates that workers with a four-year college degree make about 56% more than those who don't, based on 2015 salary figures," said Kyle Kensing, online content editor at CareerCast. "However, we have identified some great jobs that pay a high wage which don't require four years of college."
Not surprisingly many of the jobs are in healthcare, since that is a booming sector which needs well-trained workers. But the required knowledge is more likely to come from specialized training, rather than a college degree.
In the healthcare field, there is increasing demand for the positions of diagnostic medical sonographer, medical records technician, optician, and respiratory therapist. All of those positions made CareerCast's top 10 jobs that don't require a bachelor's degree.
The study found there are other very good opportunities for people who want to bypass a four-year degree and become an electrician, plumber, executive assistant, broadcast technician, and web developer.
A recent report from Klein Tools, based on feedback from union and non-union electricians, found a growing skills gap as more and more electricians are leaving the profession.
To become an electrician, a candidate needs a high school diploma or GED certificate. A basic foundation in math is helpful.
For people with technical skills but no college degree, being a web developer can be an attractive option, one that CareerCast has named as one of the best for part-time and freelance work. For those with skills and training, there are lots of opportunities to work on a contract basis.
With a two-year associate's degree, a web developer might earn a median salary of $66,130 per year and work in an industry with a 27% growth outlook.
The list is based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), including annual median salary, hiring outlook and the recommended level of education required to get started.


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Akpabio Conspicuously Absent At Rivals Wife's Funeral
John Sani (BA Philosophy) Saturday, October 05, 2019 Leave a Comment
The rivalry between Chief Godswill Akpabio and Ekpeyong has been described by many people as a bitter one that goes beyond politics. Ekpeyong the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the 2019 general elections for Akwaibom Northwest senatorial district, defeated Akpabio of the APC to secure his ticket to the red chamber.
However, Ekpeyong has published a congratulatory message to Akpabio when he was made the minister of the Nigeria Delta by President Buhari. An action that was praised by even his critics.
When Ekpeyong recently lost his wife many people expected that Akpabio will sympathize with him but he never did.
Akpabio did not show up at the funeral and he failed to send a message of sympathy despite the Ekpeuong show of concern for him.
People now think that the Akpabio is bitter after unexpectedly losing his senatorial election to the PDP candidate. He has also lost at the tribunal to reclaim his mandate which he insisted was rigged.
The politics of bitterness played by Godswill Akpabio is blamed on the purported promise of the APC that he will be made the senate president upon his defection to the APC but his failure to win the election made the promise elusive.
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