Here at TSA Solutions we deliver proven performance solutions that help over 1,000 hotel partners worldwide capture more than $200 million USD in incremental revenue annually. Due to continued growth, we are looking to appoint a high-performing Sales Director who will be focused on customer acquisition and revenue growth. You will be responsible for maximizing our sales potential, developing, justifying and executing territory sales plans. You must be a self-starter and be comfortable working independently from your home base. We are looking for a hunter, motivated by uncovering and winning new business opportunities. Someone who can recognize that hotels are continuously looking for effective ways to improve revenue, increase customer satisfaction and loyalty, while achieving their business goals and you understand how TSA's unique blend of people – training and consulting, technology, and analytics, can increase a hotel's performance. Your knowledge of the hotel industry combined with your proven business development track record and analytical skills allow you to drive the expansion of TSA in the Middle East & Africa Region.
In return you will receive a very competitive salary, benefits package and the opportunity to grow and develop your career with TSA Solutions as we rapidly expand our global footprint.


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Friday links: Partnership working in Sandwell, an unwanted Christmas gift, and child labour makes chocolate
Every Friday we share the latest news on modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK. Keep up to date by following us on twitter (@theclewer) or Facebook, where we will share the article each week, or sign up to our monthly newsletter.
Tackling modern slavery and human trafficking in Sandwell
Last week Sandwell Council held a modern slavery and human trafficking conference, to highlight the issue to their staff and partners. Our Project Lead for the Diocese of Lichfield, James Henderson was there and sent us his thoughts on the day.
"Sandwell is one of four areas that make up the Black Country, part of the West Midlands. Modern Slavery rates are high in the area, due to good transport links and relatively cheap accommodation. Sandwell Council drew together a number of partners including public bodies, law enforcement, charities and faith groups to increase awareness of this complex problem and explore solutions. It was an excellent day that was well attended by about 100 people. The need for training faith groups and food banks was identified, which we hope to follow up with partners soon."
An Unwanted Christmas Gift
The Snowdrop Project supports survivors of modern slavery in Sheffield. In this honest and heartbreaking blog they talk about the challenges of supporting people when their request for asylum is refused. It's a stark reminder that just because a victim of slavery has been 'rescued', it doesn't mean their difficulties are over.
"From a support perspective it's one of the hardest things to provide empowering support, when somebody has had a refusal. They see it as a denial of their experiences. It's hard to instil hope when the decision letters are so crude."
— Neelam, a Senior Caseworker at the Snowdrop Project
'My captors took everything, my job gives me a future'
A more positive story of a survivor who is now working for the Co-op through their Bright Futures project. In collaboration with City Hearts, the Co-op set up the project to give survivors stable employment which could be adapted to their often complex needs.
"Giving survivors a job is an absolute game changer. They learn to dream again, to see in to a future. That future was once taken from them. It's the best feeling in the world when they tell me they've done the most normal things like go for a drink with a colleague. For someone who's had to learn to trust all over again, that's huge."
— Kirsty, Support Worker
Newcastle and Gateshead charity bags slavery arrests
Six people have been arrested in the North East after raids by police on what is reported to be a Lithuanian organised crime gang. They had been exploiting people by employing them to collect and sort charity bags in Newcastle and Gateshead, and controlling their wages and benefits. 12 victims are reported to have been safeguarded.
"We do not believe that any of the charities involved would know that those collecting their bags were potentially victims of modern day slavery and human trafficking."
— Supt Steve Barron
An investigation by the Financial Times into child labour in chocolate production. They follow a brand called Tony's Chocolonely, who are on a mission to stamp out child labour in chocolate production.
"The changes happened partly because of consumer pressure from the cocoa beans' end users: the people who buy chocolate bars. In order to please their customers, international chocolate companies such as Nestlé, Barry Callebaut and Mars partnered with local cocoa farmers' co-operatives and certification agencies such as Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance to try to eliminate child labour from their supply chains."
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SPRING BLOSSOM SESSIONS ARE ON NOW!
oh my goodness, I LOVE this time of year so, so much! Everyone has a skip in their step, the days are longer, the temperatures are higher and….. there are the blossoms that I love so much!! I just wish they stayed longer. I went for a walk this morning, and holy smokes… they came fast and furious!!
I would highly recommend over the next 9 or 10 days. I am also gone for some of the long weekend, but could do sessions Friday evening, Saturday morning or Monday evening. Short notice, but oh so worth it!!!
Both Full and Petite Sessions are available.
Session fee includes 1 hour of photographing up to 5 subjects, a gallery of 40-50 images, and a full set of high res digital files.


the recent patch #2027 on the freshness checking on startup is heavily affecting the normal scheduled run under weird circumstances.
 Warning: The results of service 'fuckup' on host 'localhost' are stale by 0d 0h 1m 0s (threshold=0d 0h 20m 0s).  I'm forcing an immediate check of the service.
as remarked in #2027 description, it could most likely fail.
a tested reverted fix in OMD 0.52 nightly is working, so this actually needs to be pushed an released into 1.6.1 then.
this is a revert, and needs a proper fix, but will do for now.
seeking out into the snippet, it might be that the 60 seconds delay on the alert has something to do with the hardcoded 60 seconds in the addition (missing brackets, different and operator?).
[1322813318.090059] [016.2] [pid=17065] Scheduling new service check event.
actually the problem is not the last_program_stop, but the condition on the program_start and the 60 seconds. this value is just an assumption and therefore not correct for further usage.
thanks for figuring this out, in detail!
I ran into the same problem today, after updating to 1.6.
I applied your patch, now everything is fine and running smoothly.
1.6.1 has been put onto sourceforge, and packagers got a seperate mail for that.


The stress of repetitive jumping makes NBA players particularly prone to painful, even career-ending cartilage lesions. For decades, microfracture surgery—pricking holes in the knee bone to stimulate tissue regrowth—was the gold-standard repair. But the fibrocartilage that forms is stiffer than the knee's hyaline cartilage, impeding a return to elite play.
To fix a lesion, doctors use osteochondral autograft transplant surgery (OATS) to transfer cartilage from a non-load-bearing section of the patient's knee. Riley Williams, MD, director of the Institute for Cartilage Repair at the Hospital for Special Surgery, says that unlike microfracture, this method implants the collagen-rich hyaline necessary to continue competing at the highest level. After undergoing OATS, 75 percent of athletes under age 25 maintained the same level of physical activity, compared to 37 percent who had undergone microfracture.


Putnam is approximately 52 miles northeast of Hartford, Connecticut. The town is in the northeastern part of Connecticut near the Rhode Island border. Residents can enjoy life in a small town and the amenities of one of the state's largest cities.
Families with young children will find three-bedroom homes for sale near schools. Decks, fenced yards and fireplaces are some of the amenities prospective homebuyers may find in these homes. Real estate in the town also includes large houses with five bedrooms and small houses with two bedrooms.
Those who are interested in historic homes for sale will find houses built in the 19th century and the early 20th century. People who want large yards can buy houses on 1 or 2 acres. Those who want small homes close to shops and restaurants will find some two-bedroom condos within walking distance of downtown. The average price for a home in the town is $184,000.
People who enjoy the outdoors can visit Natchaug State Forest approximately 16 miles away. The forest has trails for hikers, horseback riders and bicyclists. People who want to spend more than one day here can camp overnight. Hunting and fishing are permitted. Winter activities here include cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Those who like attending the theater can see plays and comedy shows at The Bradley Playhouse. Concerts and ballets are performed at The Complex Performing Arts Centre.
History lovers learn about the area's history at Roseland Cottage approximately 9 miles away in Woodstock and at the Prudence Crandall Museum approximately 20 miles away in Canterbury.
The streets of downtown Putnam are lined with antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. Town residents can buy groceries at Price Chopper and Walmart. There are department stores at the Auburn Mall approximately 24 miles away in Auburn, Massachusetts.
Public transportation in the area is provided buses operated by the Northeastern Connecticut Transit District. Those who are leaving the area can take domestic flights from two airports less than 40 miles away. Bradley International Airport is in Windsor Locks approximately 60 miles away. Travelers who want to take a train trip can board trains at the Amtrak station approximately 30 miles away in Worcester, Massachusetts.
The elementary school, middle school and high school in the town are part of the Putnam School District. There are private schools in the town and in nearby communities.


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Un domaine skiable est un espace montagnard organisé et géré, où l'on peut pratiquer le ski et différents sports de glisse sur la neige, au cours de la saison hivernale ou estivale avec le ski d'été. Il comprend généralement un réseau de pistes de ski associé à un pôle d'hébergement d'une station de sports d'hiver. Il se caractérise par un droit d'accès payant, le forfait, qui permet de bénéficier de l'ensemble des pistes ouvertes du domaine et de leurs installations. Il peut s'étendre sur plusieurs communes (ex : La Plagne, l'Alpe d'Huez, Serre Chevalier en France, Alta Badia en Italie, etc.) ou plusieurs pays (ex : Matterhorn ski paradise en Suisse et en Italie, Portes du Soleil en France et en Suisse, etc.). Une commune peut posséder plusieurs domaines skiables (ex : Chamonix-Mont-Blanc en France, Davos en Suisse, Kitzbühel en Autriche, etc.). Les plus grands domaines skiables relient plusieurs stations de ski (ex : Les Trois Vallées en France ou les 4 Vallées en Suisse).

Un domaine skiable concerne le ski alpin ou le ski nordique, parfois les deux (ex : Villard-de-Lans en France, Sälen en Suède) mais aussi de nombreuses pratiques de glisse sur neige complémentaires comme le snowboard, le Télémark, le ski freestyle / acrobatique / de bosses, le Big air, le Half-pipe, le ski de fond, le biathlon, le saut à ski, le Slopestyle. Il intègre les différents équipements nécessaires à son fonctionnement : remontées mécaniques, signalisation, damage, enneigeurs, sécurité et secours. L'organisation générale du domaine est consultable sous la forme d'un dépliant, le plan des pistes, souvent distribué au moment de l'achat du forfait. Le plan général du site est également disponible sous la forme d'un panneau d'affichage installé au bas des pistes.

Dans le langage courant des skieurs, le domaine skiable désigne l'ensemble des pistes et des remontées qu'ils peuvent emprunter avec un seul forfait (ex : la Sambuy-Seythenex en Haute-Savoie avec ses  et ses ), sans distinction entre la ou les stations qui leur sont accessibles. Dans un sens plus restreint, un domaine skiable désigne le nom commercial de l'entité administrative réunissant plusieurs stations (ex : l'Espace Killy réunit les stations de Tignes et Val-d'Isère en Savoie).

Caractéristiques
Un domaine skiable se quantifie par ses pistes qui le constituent : superficie (en hectares), linéaire cumulé (en kilomètres), type (difficultés), dénivelé cumulé (en mètres), par ses altitudes maximales et minimales, et, pour le ski alpin, par ses remontées mécaniques (nombre, type, débit cumulé (en millier de personnes/heure). Il se caractérise aussi par certains équipements particuliers, par exemple stade de slalom, snowpark, half-pipe, piste de skicross ou boardercross, etc, par le niveau des installations produisant de la neige de culture, par son ancienneté et par son type d'autorité organisatrice et gestionnaire.

Diversité selon les pays
Aux États-Unis, sur chaque plan des pistes, une ligne englobant les pistes et les remontées mécaniques marque la limite du domaine skiable concerné.

En France, le code de l'urbanisme stipule qu' La sécurité et les secours y sont assurés par les pisteurs-secouristes. Les secours y sont payants. Les propriétés privées peuvent être grevées d'une servitude destinée à assurer le passage, l'aménagement et l'équipement des pistes. Les domaines skiables sont regroupés dans l'organisme Domaines skiables de France.

D'après une étude publiée en 2013, les domaines skiables "gonfleraient" plus ou moins la longueur des pistes cumulée pour leur communication. Cependant, les méthodes utilisées pour comptabiliser la longueur des pistes restent sujettes à débat, et aucun consensus clair n'a été trouvé. La difficulté réside dans le fait que les stations peuvent comptabiliser la longueur d'une piste de plusieurs manières, en suivant une ligne au milieu de celle-ci ou en s'inspirant du parcours effectué par un skieur avec les zigzags, ce qui a pour effet d'augmenter les chiffres.

Plus grands domaines skiables en Europe

Ski alpin
Le tableau donné ci-dessous concerne uniquement les domaines avec des pistes pour le ski alpin, selon les critères suivants :
La longueur cumulée des pistes donnée par le domaine est d'au moins 300 kilomètres.
 Les pistes prises en compte sont ouvertes au moins 3 mois par an.
Les pistes sont connectées entre elles, grâce à des remontées mécaniques ou des pistes balisées par exemple.

Ski nordique
Voici une liste de domaines skiables dédiés au ski nordique avec au moins 100 kilomètres de pistes de ski connectées :
 Engadin St-Moritz :
 Site nordique du Haut Vercors :
 Davos - Klosters :  de pistes réservés   pour le style classique (alternatif) et  de pistes pour le style libre (skating).

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Sports d'hiver
 Liste des stations de sports d'hiver
 Liste des stations de sports d'hiver des Alpes

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What does it really mean to unfold your own myth?
In my estimation, it means going your own way, respecting your own unique story and being unwilling to live in the shadows. Everyone has different hang-ups, different circumstances, different strengths. Don't tell yourself that you need to take the same path as someone else or walk the path which has been set out for you by the expectations of others. This is your journey. Where do you want to go? What do you want to build? What will you discover?
You are an intricate mythology wrapped in human form. The more you learn about yourself, the deeper and richer your life will become.
Stop focusing on other people's stories and invest that sacred curiosity in yourself.
Be the central character. Don't be an extra in someone else's tale.


Lucas Lessio is a guy I had in the first round for half the season because his size and some of his skills are that good and he can score some awesome type goals. His fortes are using his size, acceleration and speed in driving to the net or banging the crease for those garbage goals. He also has a great shot and can be good along the boards when motivated. Oops, did I say, when motivated? It is only when you watch a couple of back to back games do you really get a good overall impression of Lucas Lessio's game. Yes, those skills and that awesomeness are likely to be there at times but for the rest of the time you are likely to become very frustrated with his compete level and overall lack of participation in the game.


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Trading Lindor Gives The Indians Their Biggest Challenge to Keep Winning
By Sean Fitzgerald • Jan 14, 2021
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Originally published on January 13, 2021 4:48 am
An era has come to an end as the Cleveland Indians this past week traded star shortstop Francisco Lindor and starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco to the New York Mets in exchange for four players.
WKSU's sports commentator Terry Pluto breaks down the impact of losing Lindor and Carrasco, what the Indians are getting, and the team still having an expectation to win.
Tough to gauge the trade
With the trade market limited by an upcoming free agency class of star shortstops, lack of team control for Lindor, and the pandemic seeing some big spenders on the sidelines, Pluto says there was no way Cleveland could extract a fair price.
"The problem is, if you were doing it in a fantasy league, it's terrible. There's no way you're going to get equal value. Baseball is hard to judge because look at it like it's the other sports," Pluto said.
MLB doesn't have any form of a salary cap, unlike the NBA, NFL and NHL. Observers wonder why teams can't keep players like Lindor or make trades more equitable.
"The Indians front office is pretty good at making these trades. Hopefully they'll be good again. It's a boring answer, but we've been through so many of these deals that that's where I end up landing most of the time," he said.
The Indians were among the hardest hit clubs in terms of the financial losses they sustained in the pandemic-shortened season. It got to the point where All-Star closer Brad Hand was put on waivers in hopes that another team would take his $10 million club option off their hands.
"The team has big money problems. President Chris Antonetti said as much. He said they had borrowed money. And then he also said they were cutting payroll well before the pandemic," Pluto said.
The World Series runners-up, the Tampa Bay Rays, saw the departure of Charlie Morton, whose $15 million option was declined and Cy Young winner Blake Snell traded to San Diego. Both were key to the Rays making it to the Fall Classic and ended up as cost-cutting casualties.
"That tells you right there how messed up this situation is, but this is how these teams like Tampa Bay, Oakland, and Cleveland, that's how they operate," Pluto said.
The returning package
Four players are coming to Cleveland, with shortstop Andres Gimenez being the headliner along with former top 10 overall infield prospect Amed Rosario.
"Gimenez can be their starting shortstop for several years. They feel really, really confident about him, especially defensively. Rosario is a guy who has not played second base, but they think he can. A big issue with him is he strikes out a lot, doesn't walk at all," Pluto said.
Despite Rosario's track record, both he and Gimenez are both 25 or younger. In the case of Rosario, there's still time to turn his stock around.
Why was Carrasco included?
Carrasco is the other piece going to New York along with Lindor. Carrasco is signed through 2023 with a club option and dumping his salary with the Mets wanting him, especially if Lindor walks away after 2021.
"The Indians discovered that the market for Carlos Carrasco was not that high. He's 34, and let's face it, he had leukemia in 2019. He's made a phenomenal comeback, but if you're looking at it from a cold, hard perspective, of how much do I really want to trade for a 34 year-old pitcher who missed most of 2019 with Leukemia?" Pluto said.
The payroll and winning in Cleveland
With Lindor and Carrasco now off the books, Antonetti has said the team will reinvest some of the money back into the roster. How much is uncertain.
For Antonetti and General Manager Mike Chernoff, both have had opportunities to leave Cleveland in recent years, but have stayed put.
"Chernoff was recently offered a chance to go run the New York Mets. They don't leave! These guys are driven to win. The one thing they didn't do, which is a huge setback for them, 2016 you had a chance to win the World Series and you didn't," Pluto said.
However, over the last eight years, the team has had a winning season, making the postseason five times in that span.
"It's not like they're saying, 'Oh Geez, this is a nice, comfortable place in Cleveland.' They say, 'Not that I think we can win, we've shown we can win,'" Pluto said.
The View From Pluto: Cancer Diagnosis Inspired Clemente Winner Carrasco to Give Back More
By Amanda Rabinowitz • Oct 30, 2019
Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco is being honored for his work off the field. The fan-favorite who's been with the team for 10 seasons has been named baseball's Roberto Clemente Award winner. WKSU's sports commentator Terry Pluto said Carrasco's cancer diagnosis inspired him to do more.
Spiders? Guardians? Wild Things? Fans On Renaming Cleveland Baseball Team
By editor • Dec 17, 2020
Everybody knows what to sing during the seventh inning stretch.
Root, root, root for the home team. Right?
But in Cleveland, fans are now unsure of what the home team is.
Owner Paul Dolan announced this week that the team is dropping "Indians" and looking for a new team name starting in 2022.
"We gained a deep understanding of how tribal communities feel about the team and the detrimental effects is has on them," Dolan said in a statement this week.
Cleveland Baseball Fans Enter a Winter of Changes
By Amanda Rabinowitz • Dec 16, 2020
This is a winter of changes for Cleveland baseball fans. The team confirmed Monday that it will be dropping the Indians nickname after more than 100 years. But there are some more immediate changes coming. WKSU's sports commentator Terry Pluto says while the name change isn't a surprise, it's one of many reasons fans will feel a lot of loss in the coming year.


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Digital official board (DOB) is designed for an easy publication of an ever increasing number of official documents. Whether the DOB is in the form of a display behind a shop window, or it's an outdoor kiosk which is accessible 24/7, readable even at night and also secured against tampering with documents.
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Information kiosk and digital official board is always accessible and provides a listing of official documents in selected categories and enables to search for documents by keywords. You can easily enlarge text, move in the documents and type on the virtual keyboard.
Remote control and content scheduling including a management of displays, tablets and interactive kiosks run through the Ki-Wi Server and Internet browser on any device (PC, Mac, tablet, etc.).
Upload images, videos, audio, animations, websites and texts. Create components on the Ki-Wi server which show a weather, breaking news, headlines, current date and time, and more.
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The Ki-Wi Server shows all displays and any output devices. You can immediately see whether the desktop is online or offline, what content is being played and when was the last time it's been turned on. Any content can be sent to an individual displays which you want to communicate at specific locations.
You will be surely enthused by an easy remote control and management of displays, by an easy update and the ability to customize content. You also have an option to pause, set a timer to stop and to mute the volume. The remote shutdown function or the reboot your display function saves your time and costs of service trips.


If your path of discovery has brought you to Indian cuisine, stocking some items in your pantry will have you ready to fork out any Indian dish in a flash.
Indian recipes may have a long list of ingredients but when you take care to read it, you will notice most of the ingredients are spices. Indian spices and herbs make food fragrant and tasty, sometimes downright hot. These herbs and spices are often mixed together in a blend known as masala. There are many types of masala other than other than the popular garam masala and each has its own unique flavor.
India has a varied cuisine. It is a large country with a quite diverse landscape and climate which, in turn, influences the kind of available food and what people eat. There are many sides to Indian cuisine.
Indian culture and its own ancient wisdom about food also have an impact in what people eat and when. An Indian platter has several types of food carefully chosen to supply all required nutrients while balancing flavors and teasing the palate.
Lastly, religion also has some bearing on what Indians eat. Many in India are practicing Muslims and Islam forbids the eating of pork. Most Indians, however, are Hindu and the cow is sacred in their religion. Hindu families will not eat beef for this reason, so much that many Hindus are vegetarian and they do not eat any type of meat.
Indian cuisine is wonderful for people who don't eat meat. Because there are more vegetarians in India than anywhere else in the world, there are also plenty of recipes which are naturally meat free, healthy, and flavorful without the need to restore to artificial burgers.
You will find most of them in the grocery store o supermarket. If not, you will find supplies in specialized Indian shops.
Amchoor powder – unripe mango, sun-dried and ground to a fine powder. It is a popular condiment in East India used to flavor meats, vegetables and curries and also to tenderize meats. It has an intense sour and fruity flavor. Not essential for Indian cooking but good to have. You may find it as simple mango powder.
Asafoetida – or asafetida, also known as hing, it is very popular in India and one of the world's most remarkable spices. Asafoetida is actually a dried resin with a unique flavor despite the not-so-nice odor. It has a long shelf life, especially if you buy it in chunk form and grate a little each time you need it.
Black pepper – Black pepper is quite common in every pantry and much used everywhere, but probably it's used more in India, where sometimes is the primary spice, than anywhere else. Freshly ground black pepper is great when this spice will be the main one in the recipe - start with whole black peppercorns and crack them to a coarse powder with mortar and pestle or spice grinder – otherwise, use ground black pepper.
Cardamom. - Native to India, cardamom is a member of the ginger family and it has a distinctive flavor. Cardamom is best bought in the pod. The seeds are the part to be used either whole or ground, and toasted or not.
Cayenne - Much Indian food needs a source of heat, whether dried chiles, hot red pepper flakes, or ground cayenne.
Coriander - The leaves of fresh coriander (cilantro) are often used to garnish Indian dishes, but more important are coriander seeds, which are toasted, ground (or sometimes left whole), and added to many dishes. Commercially ground coriander is acceptable but not nearly as fragrant.
Cumin – same as coriander, cumin is an important spice here, usually toasted before grinding. Ground cumin is available in the shops, but the flavor is so weak that once you use the whole seeds for the first time you would not want to go back to the pre-ground cumin. Anyway, ground cumin is a good substitute if whole seeds are not available.
Curry powder - A mix of different spices, mainly prepared so the British returned to their home country were able to go on enjoying the flavors from India. When the British were in control, they named any type of spicy stew a curry and once back on England, they yearned for the taste of those spiced dishes, so a the curry powder blend was created. In India there are many different types of curry and curry mixes are as unique as every individual cook. If you want to know, garam masala is probably the most popular curry blend.
Fennel seeds – fennel has a distinctive anise flavor and the seeds may be used whole or ground. Buy whole seeds rather than ground fennel.
Fenugreek - Widely used in Indian cooking, fenugreek seeds are small, yellow and flat, best whole but they found ground.
Garam masala – a spice mix popular in India, many consider it the "real" curry powder. The composition may vary but usually will have brown cardamom, cumin, black pepper, cloves, bay leaf, cinnamon, sometimes coriander seeds, nutmeg or mace.
Lentils, chickpeas, beans, and other legumes – beans and pulses are used big time in Indian cooking, more than in other cuisines. Although common lentils and beans can be used and they are fine for your first trials, you may prefer to move to the more unusual but quick cooking red split lentils, urad dal or the red and black beans from India.
Saffron – a treasure as well as a spice, for many years saffron has been the world's most expensive spice, worth its weight in gold. Saffron is appreciated for its rich, smooth, but distinctive flavor and intense yellow color. It has a long shelf life so you can buy in larger quantities and get a better price.
Turmeric - a spice with a bitter flavor and able to confer a strong yellow color to food. Turmeric is almost always used together with other spices and in Indian cooking finds its own value. Not recommended as a good substitute for saffron because the flavor is completely different.
Curry is the flavorful result of the clever blend of Indian spices. Indian cuisine has its own way to use and mix spices. Indian food is seasoned with a distinctive array of flavors.
Ingredients to prepare simple, stragihtforward dishes form a wide variety of International cuisines.


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ABORIGINAL ARCHIVES IN ITALY
A project to create spaces for reciprocal collaboration
Aboriginal Archives in Italy is an online space created to promote dialogue and facilitate collaborative research about archival records held in Italian institutions that contain information about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and histories.
The goal of this research project is to increase the visibility and accessibility of this documentation while providing a participatory space for replies, curation, and storytelling.
At present, Aboriginal Archives in Italy is a prototype and only offers a sample of this content – new records will be added as the project grows.
Consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives, and museums) professionals and Community members will drive the development of this platform into the future.
This project has been created by Monica Galassi as part of her doctoral studies at the School of International Studies and Education at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FAAS), University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and in partnership with the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research and other Italian partners.
The hero artwork was created by Butchulla archivist and academic Rose Barrowcliffe in response to the Italian collections.
the digital archive prototype
A digital space dedicated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander professionals, Community members and organisations to find information and resources about archival collections held in Italy.
Visit the archive
always was, always will be
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of all land and waters of the country we now call Australia. We recognise that their sovereignty has never been ceded.
The photo on the homepage was taken at the Ngunnhu fish traps on the Barwon River, in the outskirt of the town of Bewarrina, NSW. The fish traps are a complex network of river stones arranged to form ponds and channels that catch fish as they travel downstream. The 40,000-year-old heritage-listed fish traps are known as the oldest human-made structures in the world. Photo courtesy of Alex Byrne.
A participatory platform and digital archive created to make available information on archives related to Aboriginal Australian peoples held in Italy
We inform visitors that the historical images in the digital archive show images, voices and names of Aboriginal peoples who have passed away.
Many of the photographs and texts on the site relate to topics and events of colonisation and may include depictions that are offensive or racist in today's context.
Informiamo i visitatori di questo sito che le immagini storiche nell'archivio digitale mostrano immagini, voci e nomi di persone Aborigene che sono morte.
Molte delle fotografie e dei testi presenti nel sito riguardano temi ed eventi relativi alla colonizzazione e possono includere descrizioni considerate offensive o razziste nel contesto odierno.
ACCESS THE ARCHIVE / ACCEDI ALL'ARCHIVIO
Welcome / Benvenuti
This project is grounded in the values of Relational Accountability, Reciprocity, and Respect, and in the recognition of the importance of mutual deep listening. To find out more, visit the 'Methodology' section of the site.
Everyone engaging with this project will be required to account for these values.
Questo progetto si fonda sui valori di Responsabilità, Reciprocità e Rispetto, e nel riconoscimento dell'importanza dell'ascolto reciproco. Per saperne di più visita la sezione 'Metodologia' del sito.
Tutti coloro coinvolti in questo progetto sono tenuti a tenere conto di questi valori.


Stable growth and healthy order situation shape the German component distribution market (according to FBDi association) in the 2nd quarter 2018. Semiconductors weak, passive components strong.
Stable but uninspired – this describes the German component distribution market during the second quarter 2018. Sales by companies registered with the Fachverband Bauelemente Distribution (FBDi e.V.) grew in the months April, May and June by 5% (compared with Q2/2017) to 949 million Euros. The order situation performed better, and with 1.04 billion Euros exceeded the billion Euro mark once again. With 1.09 the book-to-bill rate (order intake to revenue) remained on a high level.
changes: semiconductors 68.9%, passive components 14.4%, electromechanics 10.6%, power supplies 2.8% and others (sensors, displays, assemblies) 3.3%.


If you need extra space, but don't fancy the current crop of MPVs, the Golf SV should be of interest. A replacement for the Golf Plus, the SV offers more room but without a major price hike. The range starts from £18,875, but you'll pay around £21,580 for a mid-range petrol like the one we've tested.
Hop in the Golf SV and you'll find a middle bench which slides fore and aft, altering the boot size, as well as splitting and folding 40:20:40. The SV is too small to be offered with seven seats, but the boot is usefully large, offering up to 590 litres behind the seats and 1,520 litres with them folded. Rear legroom is plentiful (tested with the bench in its middle position) and there's lots of headroom, even for six-foot-tall adults.
Drive off and the controls feel as slick as they do in the Golf hatchback. There's not much steering feel, but it's well-weighted and accurate, and the gear lever engages with precision. You can also specify a seven-speed DSG automatic in all but the entry-level petrol model.


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package algolia.objects

case class IndexSettings(
    /* Advanced */
    attributeForDistinct: Option[String] = None,
    distinct: Option[Distinct] = None,
    replaceSynonymsInHighlight: Option[Boolean] = None,
    placeholders: Option[Map[String, Seq[String]]] = None,
    minProximity: Option[Int] = None,
    keepDiacriticsOnCharacters: Option[String] = None,
    queryLanguages: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    indexLanguages: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    attributeCriteriaComputedByMinProximity: Option[Boolean] = None,
    primary: Option[String] = None,
    userData: Option[Any] = None,
    customNormalization: Option[Map[String, Map[String, String]]] = None,
    enablePersonalization: Option[Boolean] = None,
    attributesToTransliterate: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    decompoundQuery: Option[Boolean] = None,
    /* Attributes */
    attributesToIndex: Option[Seq[AttributesToIndex]] = None,
    searchableAttributes: Option[Seq[SearchableAttributes]] = None,
    attributesForFaceting: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    unretrievableAttributes: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    attributesToRetrieve: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    camelCaseAttributes: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    decompoundedAttributes: Option[Map[String, Seq[String]]] = None,
    /* Filtering faceting */
    maxValuesPerFacet: Option[Int] = None,
    sortFacetValuesBy: Option[String] = None,
    /* Geo Search */
    //Nothing in IndexSettings

    /* Highlighting Snippeting */
    attributesToHighlight: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    attributesToSnippet: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    highlightPreTag: Option[String] = None,
    highlightPostTag: Option[String] = None,
    snippetEllipsisText: Option[String] = None,
    restrictHighlightAndSnippetArrays: Option[Boolean] = None,
    /* Pagination */
    hitsPerPage: Option[Int] = None,
    paginationLimitedTo: Option[Int] = None,
    /* Performance */
    numericAttributesForFiltering: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    allowCompressionOfIntegerArray: Option[Boolean] = None,
    /* Query rules */
    enableRules: Option[Boolean] = None,
    /* Query strategy */
    queryType: Option[QueryType] = None,
    removeWordsIfNoResults: Option[String] = None,
    advancedSyntax: Option[Boolean] = None,
    advancedSyntaxFeatures: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    optionalWords: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    removeStopWords: Option[RemoveStopWords] = None,
    disablePrefixOnAttributes: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    disableExactOnAttributes: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    exactOnSingleWordQuery: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    alternativesAsExact: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    /* Ranking */
    ranking: Option[Seq[Ranking]] = None,
    customRanking: Option[Seq[CustomRanking]] = None,
    slaves: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    replicas: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    /* Search */
    //Nothing in IndexSettings

    /* Typos */
    minWordSizefor1Typo: Option[Int] = None,
    minWordSizefor2Typos: Option[Int] = None,
    typoTolerance: Option[TypoTolerance] = None,
    allowTyposOnNumericTokens: Option[Boolean] = None,
    ignorePlurals: Option[IgnorePlurals] = None,
    disableTypoToleranceOnAttributes: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    disableTypoToleranceOnWords: Option[Seq[String]] = None,
    separatorsToIndex: Option[String] = None,
    /* Facets ordering */
    renderingContent: Option[RenderingContent] = None,
    /* Virtual Indices */
    relevancyStrictness: Option[Int] = None
)


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Victim Studies
The Department of Victim Studies within the College of Criminal Justice enables current and future victim service professionals the tools needed to restore survivors' feelings of safety, choice and control.
SHSU is the only institution to offer an undergraduate major in victim studies and the only master's degree in the field. Other institutions across the nation offer minors, concentrations, or certificates.
The College of Criminal Justice established the nation's first course in victimology in the 1980's and the first undergraduate degree in victim studies in 2003.
The Victim Studies Department is preparing students to better assist victims and make positive change in the criminal justice system.
- Dr. Shelly Clevenger, Chair
Department of Victim Studies
© 2022 Sam Houston State University. All rights reserved. Last Modified: Mon Aug 31 14:24:41 CDT 2020


Spacious 5 bedroom home in like new condition. The nicest home on a street and neighborhood of well maintained homes. Each bedroom has it own ac split unit and there is ac in the living area as well. Off street parking. Front of homes has a very large tiled porch with a second dining area. Backyard is enclosed. Like new kitchen. Washer and Dryer. Rental price includes utilities, wifi, Dish network, and trash pick up.
Also included is twice a month cleaning service.


Please include your signed, completed shipping form along with any additional instructions you may have. If the hide is still damp, it is a good idea to include this form in a sealed Ziploc bag to prevent loss of information. If you have a large number of hides or are forwarding a crate via LTL carrier, please contact us for assistance.
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All skins/hides listed were received, documented and shipped in accordance with the laws of the state from which they were shipped. The taking, tagging, reporting and transportation of each piece has been handled in accordance with the laws of its origin to the best of my knowledge. I understand that all products will be chrome-tanned soley at the owner's risk. Due the the many factors pertaining to hide preparation and condition of individual specimens received, Specialty Leather assumes no responsibility nor guarantees the results of any finished product. Payment is due within 30 days of the invoice date, at which time 2% interest will be added to the bill. If payment is not received within 60 days, the finished goods will be forefited to SLP, Inc. to be sold to recover costs.


As the thousands of people who have fallen in love with barefoot running already know, shedding your shoes is good for the body and the soul. Barefoot Walking shows all readers, no matter their fitness level, how to take command of their physical and spiritual well-being through this simple and easy practice, even if they are daunted by sore feet, achy joints, injury, illness, or feeling out of shape. This book contains special material for children, pregnant women, and seniors, and shows anyone how this gentle, natural activity can literally transform one's life, restoring health, vitality, strength, and balance, and improving focus, mood, memory, and more. Full of tips and tools for going bare, this is the essential handbook for people who want to move their body, connect with the earth, and feel physically and psychologically more alive.


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4 Overbought Dividends Up To 5.9%, Sell Now
Brett Owens Contributor
That dip didn't last long, did it?
The S&P 500 is back around 2,800, the Dow is back around 26,000, and stocks – which frankly were never really "cheap" even in the December doldrums – are back to being hilariously overpriced. And that's a problem on two fronts.
It makes finding values – an important aspect in collecting big total returns – exceedingly difficult.
The more richly stocks are priced, the harder they can fall, making dividend landmines more plentiful in the current environment.
How bad is it out there?
Here's a look at the short-term, which shows valuations are clearly back to their pre-dip "normal."
If that's not worrisome enough, here's a look at the Shiller P/E ratio, which takes into account inflation-adjusted earnings from the previous 10 years. Stocks have only been this expensive or more twice in history ... and that preceded two massive bear markets.
And if you think it's just some trick of earnings, it's not – stocks are overpriced on a price-to-sales basis, too, trading at more than double revenues.
You want to buy stocks when they're cheap because that adds to their capital-appreciation potential and tends to correspond with a larger-than-average yield – a "double bonus," if you will.
The opposite is true if you buy stocks when they're costly. Not only do you have more downside potential, but typically you're buying in at a much smaller yield than typical.
We can see this relationship in Activision Blizzard (ATVI) – not a prolific yielder, but a serial dividend raiser that has delivered serious upside in recent years. That is, until late last year when the markets dropped, and investors could no longer justify the fat premium on ATVI shares.
I want you to watch out for the following four stocks, but for two separate reasons. In a couple of cases, these are troubled stocks that are just asking for a reason to get knocked into the abyss. But two of these stocks are actually growth-and-income plays that have simply become too expensive of late … and could use a broad-market gut-punch to drag them back down to more buyable levels.
Intuit (INTU)
Tax software isn't the most scintillating business in the world as far as narratives go. But Intuit (INTU) – the company behind TurboTax and QuickBooks – has turned do-it-yourself accounting into simply sizzling returns over the past decade.
There's no smoke 'n' mirrors here. These are legitimate gains produced by solid, steady business growth over the years.
The company now boasts 3.9 million QuickBooks Online subscribers – with nearly 1 million of those coming internationally – in its fiscal second quarter ended Jan. 31, up 38% year-over-year. The company's QuickBooks Capital business-loans division also boasts roughly $277 million in cumulative loans since it launched a little more than a year ago.
And Intuit still sees pretty robust growth going forward, including 8%-10% revenue growth for fiscal 2019, and adjusted profit growth of 11%-12%.
Indeed, I've been bullish on this stock previously, saying, "This is another prolific dividend grower that has more than doubled its quarterly dole in five years. And its DIVCON rating of 5 implies that INTU is well-armed enough to continue the upward march." Intuit's shares are up more than 27% since that call.
But the stock needs a breather. INTU now trades at more than 50 times trailing earnings and nearly 40 times analysts' projections for current-year profits – both on the extremely high end of its historical valuations. And while Intuit has never been a particularly lofty yielder despite its rapid pace of payout growth, its current yield of 0.7% is awfully lean.
Good company, bad price. Stocks like this almost give us a reason to root for a quick, violent pullback so we can jump into quality companies like this at a more palatable valuation.
Covanta Holdings (CVA)
Covanta (CVA) technically is a "waste management" company, and that would typically check the "stable, reliable revenues" box in your mind. After all, good economy or bad, everyone needs to get rid of their trash.
But that's not Covanta's full story.
The company also generates electricity from waste, across several countries, including the U.S., U.K. and Japan, making it an alternative-energy play – an attractive option in an investing environment that increasingly values ESG.
The problem is, while the company has grown its geographical reach and its top line, it's long had profitability and free-cash-flow issues. As a result, management is stuck between a rock and a hard place – it keeps pledging its commitment to the payout, but it hasn't been able to budge it from 25 cents quarterly since mid-2014.
Case in point? Right now, the highest estimate for 2019 profits is a mere 30 cents per share, versus a full $1 pledged to investors. Things technically look better on a cash-flow basis, but not peachy – even if the company meets the midpoint of its own 2019 FCF guidance, it'll come up short of what it must pay out in distributions.
That's bad enough. Paying 57 times the most optimistic estimate for 2019 earnings, or more than 200 times the consensus analyst estimate, for it? Yikes.
Nike (NKE)
In late 2015, investors saw something they hadn't seen in many years:
Nike (NKE) was tripping over its own shoelaces.
For a period of nearly two years, Nike lost nearly a quarter of its value, including a 2016 in which its 18% loss made it the worst stock of the Dow. Rival Adidas (ADDYY) made inroads against both the American sports-apparel giant and relative upstart Under Armour (UAA), which also jabbed at Nike by becoming more aggressive in seeking out athlete endorsements, sometimes leading to bidding wars.
But Nike has found its stride yet again, ramping up considerably through most of 2018 before pulling back with the rest of the market in Q4, then putting together a 15% year-to-date rally to put it at fresh all-time highs.
Nike's brand has become resurgent, often topping the list of favored athletic-apparel brands among men and women alike in the 18-to-34 demographic. The company's support of Colin Kaepernick and placement of the controversial football player in its ads, while sparking immediate concern, proved to be a boon to sales. Revenues blew through expectations in fiscal Q2, during which that ad was released. Meanwhile, Oppenheimer analyst Brian Nagel considers the retailer a "top pick" and thinks it can crack the $100 mark in the next 12 months thanks to its strong operating performance and potential to keep boosting margins.
Again, this all just comes down to price. Much of Nike's gains are coming on margin expansion, and its all-time-high prices have lifted NKE to multiyear-high valuations. Meanwhile, the yield has shrunk to a mere 1%.
This company is an American powerhouse, and one heckuva dividend-growth play too, with the payout rocketing almost 90% over the past half-decade. It's just too, too expensive right now.
Wait for gravity do its thing first.
VEREIT (VER)
VEREIT (VER) is one of the largest single-tenant commercial real estate investment trusts (REITs) in the country, boasting roughly 4,000 properties across 49 states, Canada and Puerto Rico. These properties are leased out by 661 tenants spanning retail (42%), restaurants (21%), offices (19%) and industrial space (18%). That kind of diversity should in theory help a great deal – when one area is down, other types of properties can keep the portfolio propped up.
That's the theory, anyway.
But first, a refresher: VEREIT is actually the old American Realty Capital, whose stock was obliterated thanks to an accounting scandal. The fallout was so bad that the REIT went with a full-scorched-earth strategy, ditching its CFO and even rebranding with a new name.
The good news? VEREIT has played by the rules since adopting the new moniker in 2015. The bad news? Operational and stock performance alike haven't set the world on fire.
VER shares are only a few basis points better than breakeven for the past three years, and while it's up about 23% on a total-return basis (thank you, dividends!), that's still less than half what the S&P 500 would've given you over that same time period.
Most recently, VEREIT delivered a net loss of about $92 million for 2018, let its debt tick up slightly higher to $6.1 billion, and saw its adjusted funds from operations shrink from 74 cents per share to 71.9 cents. Moreover, the company still has a 5%-plus exposure to struggling, sub-investment-grade Red Lobster, which doesn't give me the warm fuzzies.
So while the company's shares aren't grossly overvalued at 11 times adjusted funds from operations (FFO, a key profitability metric for REITs), they are awfully expensive for a company that has offered mostly downside for years and hasn't touched its dividend since its 2015 "reinvention."
Disclosure: none
Brett Owens
I graduated from Cornell University and soon thereafter left Corporate America permanently at age 26 to co-found two successful SaaS (Software as a Service) companies. T...


Here in the deep south we look forward to the cooler weather. But with the shorter days – especially when daylight savings time comes around – we get cheated. By the time one gets home from work it's too dark to play in the garden!
On weekends, I'll start cleaning out the greenhouse and making room for cuttings and seedlings to be ready for spring planting.
I made some pear butter with the small crop of pears my tree produced this year; it tastes great on toast with peanut butter. I also put in some orange mums in planters by my door. I know the mums won't last, but they help me accept the changing of the seasons. I have yet to try pickles, maybe next year!


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Several weeks ago, Neufeld, Kleinberg & Pinkiert was approached by another law firm. This other law firm represented a man who was injured when an old wooden set of stairs (connecting a yacht to the dock) collapsed as the man was disembarking from the vessel. The owner of the boat had been previously notified of the stair / gangplank's shoddy condition, but elected to avoid making any repairs or replacements. The man was significantly injured.
Knowing of David Kleinberg's reputation as a relentless, yet entertaining and incisive advocate in the courtroom, the other law firm – only two weeks before opening statements – asked if David would step in as lead counsel to try the case.
Since the boating accident occurred while the client was technically a crew member, maritime law controlled and so the case was brought in Broward County Federal Court.
The trial lasted only four days. The jury took a day and a half to deliberate but, earlier today, returned a verdict of $350,000.


In this modern era, almost all women go behind crazy methods that can give them flawless, younger looking skin. Dermatology is a complicated industry with too many options! Unfortunately, you cannot choose from these options blindly. If you are looking for cosmetics you can trust with your eyes closed, it's high time you start using Adore Cosmetics. As pioneers in producing healthy cosmetics, Adore products can get rid of discolorations and imperfections. The brand is capable of delighting you with picture perfect, smooth skin without distractive blemishes. With this being said, Adore Cosmetics C Vitamin Kit is a way of giving your skin that perfect spa experience.
The organic Vitamin C Kit from Adore will make sure your skin tone is even. As you spend hours-and-hours under the sun, your skin is likely to lose its freshness. And, if you want to save yourself from sun spots or freckles, you must stick on this vitamin C kit from Adore.
Adore Cosmetics Vitamin C kit will help you even out skin texture. The nutrient works by healing and thickening skin cells. Consequently, moisture is retained underneath the skin. If your skin looks or feels lifeless, you must renew it with Adore Cosmetics C Vitamin.
The talk about the benefits of Vitamin C will remain incomplete without sun protection. The nutrient is capable of speeding up healing and recovery. In fact, it battles against long term skin damage (caused by the sun) and heals sun burns quickly.
The Adore Cosmetics C Vitamin Kit is sold with three important components. Firstly, you should apply the Dark Spot Targeting Treatment cream around your eyes. The cream will have a gentle heat sensation that would vanish in few minutes. Next, apply the Dark Spot Targeting Treatment Cream on your chin, cheeks and forehead. Massage gently and wait for the tiniest trace of the cream to go away. Finally, apply the Targeted Age Correcting Serum to look fresh and predominantly bright. With the Adore Cosmetics C Vitamin Kit, you will see enhanced clarity and brightness on your skin.


Guide providing hotel and guest accommodation in Telford. Our directory contains detailed information for cheap hotel rooms, bed and breakfast, luxury and discount accommodation deals.
Our rooms are well designed, spacious and very practical. The furnishings are contemporary and offer comfort and quality. Each room has an broadband enabled internet connection. We also offer fast internet connection which runs at cable speed. Connection is very simple and automatic. The service is FREE with the executive upgrade.
Small, family run, rural hotel. A friendly and warm welcome awaits you. This hotel is located east of Telford and is popular with commercial visitors and tourists. The accommodation is well-equipped and includes family bedded rooms. A good choice of popular dishes is available in the restaurant and there is a pleasant bar, function room and beer garden.
Park Inn by Rezidor is a fresh and energetic upcoming mid-market hotel brand, set for extensive growth across Europe, Middle East and Africa. Focused on mastering the essentials of a great hotel experience within their class, Park Inn hotels offer warm and casual service, are spotlessly clean, easy to use, safe and fun. The fundamental needs of all frequent travellers, on business and on pleasure.


Flow Through an Expansion | THERMO Spoken Here!
The sketch depicts water flowing from the left to the right without friction (we assume) through a horizontal pipe. A fixed "origin" is notated. Left of the origin the pipe diameter is d. An expansion is located at X = 0. The pipe dimeter thereafter is D. Suppose at the instant, t = t*, a point in the flow at X = XL(t*) is marked and observed to have the velocity vL(t*).
Prove the velocity of the water at X = XR(t*) is equal to (AL/AR)vL(t*).
♦ The answer to this problem is obvious. We're interested in the method of solution; not the answer. Let the system be the water bounded on the left by a plane at XL(t*)) and on the right by a plane at XR(t*). Both planes are moving. The points were noted at a superscripted time, t*, (which is usually set at, t* = 0+). Since the points move with the water, the mass between them is constant (by physical constraint of the pipe) and the derivative of that the mass so bounded equals zero. ( The notation, t*, is used because an observation is not made at time, t, a variable. However, after a conclusion is made with regard to a t*, it can be said that since t* was arbitrary, the results apply for all t).
The system mass equals the density times area integrated between the left and right boundaries. The boundaries move with the fluid. The integral is written - below left.
The mass between the moving boundaries is constant. The derivative of the mass (integral above left) is written as above right. Since mass is constant, that integral equals zero. To continue, observing that the area of the the integrand, A, is discontinuous at the non-moving location, X = 0. We break the integral (above right) into two pieces (shown below left) then reverse the limits on first integral and identify the areas as, AL and AR. The rearranged integral is written below right.
The densities and areas are constant so we perform the integrations.
This is what we expected. The purpose of this was to show that the mathematics works.


— Comfort Is King: Andrew hates to wear pants, and put on athletic shorts before the podcast. He explains his sense of style.
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Once your appointment is set, one of our expert service technicians will arrive on time at your Highlands Ranch home wearing a professional Bill Smith uniform and driving a company truck. As a local business that Highlands Ranch residents have learned to rely upon, we look forward to earning your trust.
At Bill Smith Plumbing & Heating, our pricing is based upon the services that we complete. Since each home is unique in its own way, we believe fixed pricing does not work in the residential plumbing and heating market. Our plumbers and heating/cooling technicians are not sales people, but rather trained professionals who come to your home for one reason: to take care of your plumbing, heating, or cooling problem—not up-sale. It is our policy and promise to provide each Highlands Ranch homeowner a job price estimate before we begin any work.
If you are a resident of Highlands Ranch, you should know that Bill Smith Plumbing & Heating is committed to reliable service and customer satisfaction. We encourage regular maintenance of your furnace, boiler, central air system and water heater. This can substantially reduce breakdowns and save you money in the long run by lowering your energy bills and avoiding expensive repairs. We look forward to earning your business.


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HomeAuto
F1 bosses unveil new 2021 rules to boost racing
Huge regulation shake-up includes new-look cars, more races and a cost cap for teams.
Autocar UK, By James Attwood
© Image credited by Haymarket Media Group | F1 bosses unveil new 2021 rules to boost racing.
Formula 1 bosses have revealed dramatically reworked new regulations for the 2021 season, promising new-look cars that will improve on-track battling and close up the gaps between teams.
The new regulations, which include both the technical specifications of the cars and new rules, have been developed over the last two years by F1 bosses and the FIA, motorsport's governing body. There will also be a cost cap in an attempt to make closer competition between the teams.
From 2021, F1 cars will have a new look, with simplified aerodynamics designed to put more emphasis on mechanical grip and make it easier for cars to race each other. It's claimed that a 2021 car will retain 86% of downforce when a car length behind another, compared with 55% on the current machines.
F1 boss Chase Carey said the aim of the new rules was "to improve the competition and action on the track and at the same time make the sport a healthier and attractive business for all." He continued: "We made many changed during the process as we received input by the teams and other stakeholders, and we firmly believe we achieved the goals we had set out to deliver."
Carey also revealed that new engine rules and a commitment to increase the renewable element of the fuel used are designed to reduce F1's impact on the environment, saying: "In the next few weeks, we will be launching plans to reduce and ultimately eliminate the environmental impact of our sport and business."
F1 2021 rules in details
Aerodynamics: The new rules will simplify the look of the cars, desensitize certain areas and reduce wake to make it easier for cars to follow each other. There will be a simpler front wing, bargeboards will be banned and ground effect will be added by a long diffuser under each side pod in order to put an emphasis on mechanical grip.
Restrictions will be introduced in a number of areas to limit the impact of aerodynamics, although the rules will still ensure visual differentiation in areas such as the nose, front wing, engine intake, and side pod.
Power units: The current 1.6-liter turbocharged hybrid powertrains will be carried forward, although to cut costs there will be new restrictions on certain materials, increased weight and the introduction of a standard fuel pump. Engine suppliers will also be obliged to provide equal-spec engines to works and customer teams.
Transmission: To make 'considerable' savings on gearbox research and development, the configurations will be frozen for a certain period, with more restrictive rules introduced in order to not 'lock-in' a performance advantage for one team. One complete redesign will be allowed in a five-year cycle.
Suspension: Suspension setups will be simplified, with hydraulic systems banned and a requirement to use 'simpler' internal systems (springs and dampers).
Wheels: The size of wheels will be increased to 18in, while tire blankets will be retained – albeit at a lower cost – for 2021 and 2022. There will be prescribed-design hubs, nuts and wheel retention systems.
Brakes: Front disc sizes will grow from 278mm to 330mm and have a simpler geometry (with fewer vent holes). A standard supply will be delayed until at least 2023.
Chassis: There are larger cockpit dimensions so that taller drivers aren't penalized. A prescribed front floor structure will be introduced to stop teams seeking an advantage from flexible floors and strong side beam protection to aid side-impact safety.
Fuel: The renewable content of the fuel used will increase to 20% for 2021, with a commitment to increase that percentage in the following years. A number of new standard parts for the fuel systems will also be introduced.
Weight: The minimum mass of the cars will increase from 743kg to 768kg to account for the new wheels, tyres, standard parts, safety features, and heavier power units.
Safety: Cars will feature increased front energy absorbtion and side chassis strength. There will also be improved headrests and wheel tethers and new features to improve debris containment after accidents.
Sporting regulations
Races: The maximum number of races will increase to 25.
Race weekends: Weekends will be reduced to three days from the current four (which currently comprise three days of on-track action and one day of off-track events).
Development: There will be reductions in the amount of wind tunnel testing and CFD development allowed and limits on power unit dynamometer testing.
The new cost cap for teams will be set at $175 million (£135m) for 21 races, adjusted by $1m (£773,000) for each race above or below that number on the calendar.
The cost cap will exclude a number of items, including driver salaries, marketing, non-F1 activities, year-end bonuses, FIA entry fees and the costs for the 'three highest pair persons'.
This article was originally published in Autocar UK.
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Write to the Bite !
Ever find yourself in the position of having to quickly write a short reality based video?
It could be a news segment for a TV station or local newspaper website...perhaps it's a short promo or corporate video.
No matter what the subject..there is an easy way to write and organize your material without pulling your hair out.
Evaluate your footage..find the best Sound bites and Chill Footage ( Cinema Verite) segments. For a short video, all you need are three to six good Soundbites. Soundbites are short clips selected from an Interview.
Arrange the best interview elements in the order they will appear. I call this the "Sound Bite Flow Chart"...it's a rough outline. I then start scripting and write to the Bite.
Once you have an idea of the flow of your main elements. You can begin to script...this is easier and more fun than trying to be an Einstein and create a script out of thin air.
Start brainstorming the connections between these elements and then begin to "Write to the Bite".
The elements tell you what to write. Start connecting the dots..
Instead of creating the narration out of thin air, Soundbites help tell you what to write.
EXAMPLE: You are writing a promo video. You have an Interview with a customer as your Second Sound Bite....that means you need to write "set up" narration that introduces this person and what they are going to say.
This technique of finding the best stuff..organizing a rough order, than using these as a guide to writing your script is a common technique for writing news segments.
Your last soundbite..at the bottom of your "Soundbite flow Chart" should be a "BUTTON"
TV producers are always looking for a sound bite or simple phrase that "Buttons up the piece", it adds closure to the segment.
As you are going thru your footage...you will most likely stumble upon a phrase that really does sum it all up...in an emotional way..or using humor....you will know it when you see/hear it...you mind will say" Hey that's a nice Button for the piece"...start searching for buttons when you log your footage.
Don't try and be a genius and write the script first, base your writing around pre-existing clips.
Write to the Bite and create a script based on the material you have.
Please click on Video below to watch DVworkshops.com Instructor Aron Ranen explain "WRITE TO THE BITE"


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This is a pretty awesome looking 1951 Chevrolet pickup truck. It is slammed to the floor and named "Crawdaddy" by it's owner. the interior is all cherried out. Would you roll this beast?
Powerstroke 47 Chevy Rat Rod?


Much of the Singapore I remember from my last visit, some 15 years ago, is thankfully still here. Not that I recognize myself. No way, José.
There's clearly been enormous growth in all directions. Today, the country is vastly more architecturally diverse (than in 2001) and boasts a truly impressive skyline, a preposterously massive Ferris Wheel and, of course, the ginormous Marina Bay Sands.
Thankfully, the government has an admirable focus on the local ecology and there's a multitude of new parks and green areas all over the center of the city. Which was one of the differences that made Singapore so unique when compared with most urban destinations in Asia. Many of which today are horrifically, arguably even lethally, polluted.
Despite relatively dense traffic, at least during rush hour, in S'pore, unlike Bangkok, Delhi, Beijing or Shanghai, you get to actually enjoy breathing outdoors.
Shot this during a walk in the amazing Gardens by the Bay.


"A park went to the dogs in a grand way on Saturday, hosting what was billed as the nation`s largest Halloween dog parade, with hundreds of canines submitted to their owners` fanciful desires to see them in costumes as superheroes, dinosaurs and the pope.
Thousands of spectators lapped it up, mingling with nearly 400 four-legged contestants around a stage in Manhattan`s Tompkins Square Park. Every imaginable breed was paraded one by one to preen before judges in the hopes of a Best in Show award at the 25th annual outing, which raises money for the park`s dog run."
It`s anathema to dress up your pooch, putting a sweater or a hat on man`s best friend robs him of his dignity and exposes him to ridicule from his canine buddies.
If you`re a 90-year-old lady with nothing better to do, perhaps you can be forgiven for putting clothes on your dog, but anybody else who humiliates his loyal pet in this fashion, should be tarred and feathered.
Halloween is the only time of the year when it`s OK to dress up your pooch; everybody gets freaky on this holiday, even canines.
But when Halloween is over make it up to your dog, by buying him the biggest bone in the pet store.


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Published at Friday, November 09th 2018, 00:40:06 AM by Hugues Jauffret. Bar Cart. Don't even think that a stainless steel cart is boring. The carts come in such attractive designs that will still look nice to put indoor. You may find a design that has curvy lines, giving such a nice touch. It may even come in colored finishing in red, bright green, you name it. If glass is your theme, then you may want to get a glass cart. With two or three racks, the simplicity is the key to its elegance. You can put it in the living room or a meeting room to add more style.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:32:10 AM. Bar Stools By Hugues Jauffret. There was a time when bar stools were only used in old time pubs to offer customers the seating facility but now they are becoming a vital part of the home decor. Setting up a good-looking kitchen bar for dining and socializing purpose has almost become a trend among home owners. Every home owner wants modern home refurbishing to give a sense of glamor to their home decor layout. Although a wide variety of modern luxury bedroom furniture is available these days to enhance the standard of bedroom, modern bar stools assure to improve the ambiance and mood of home kitchen or dining area and the best thing about these stools that they don't take up much space and therefore can fit into a home lacking in space without difficulty.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:32:07 AM. Bar Stools By Dimitri Jeannin. Setting up a bar can be fun, and the bar stools are no exception. You have so many choices and so many considerations to make. The first thing you will need to think about is the colour! You could choose from any colour, but you should of course make sure the bar stool you select matches your bar, or at least in some way matches your bar.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:32:03 AM. Bar Stools By Igor Saunier. Bar stools are great additions to any room in the home where a little extra seating is needed. Many patio sets are even designed with the high bar stool look in mind. Choosing the perfect bar stool for the room you have in mind can be what makes or breaks the design of your room; if you do not take the time that is necessary to take the proper measurements, then you probably will not be able to put as much use into your new bar stools as you'd like. Having the right height and size bar stool is essential to having a good experience. If the stool is too high or too low and your elbows can not come into contact with the counter, that can create a great deal of discomfort, not to mention back and neck problems that nobody wants to have to deal with. Taking these measurements in the very beginning when you first realize your need for bar stools for any room in your home can save you a lot of time going back and forth to the store, a lot of money and definitely a lot of pain and discomfort in the long run.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:32:01 AM. Bar Stools By Ludovic Pasteur. There are also adjustable bar stools available. You can adjust their height according to your need and these are the best option if you are going to use them in different areas of your home. These stools are also a great option for children, as they can be adjusted according to the height of each child.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:31:56 AM. Bar Stools By Patrice Haillet. These stools are also very popular in kids as they can sit on a height to use them to do their homework or for watching TV. There are many types of bar stools available in the local market as well as on the internet so there will be no difficulty in finding a right stool for you. You can find a stool in different heights. You will need to measure the height of the table or counter top you plan to use them with to know how high you want them.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:31:48 AM. Bar Stools By Rodolphe Vandame. Setting up a bar can be fun, and the bar stools are no exception. You have so many choices and so many considerations to make. The first thing you will need to think about is the colour! You could choose from any colour, but you should of course make sure the bar stool you select matches your bar, or at least in some way matches your bar.
Published at Tuesday, November 20th 2018, 02:31:36 AM. Bar Stools By Tristan Lazard. Bar stools are almost a certainty if you have a bar in your home and you can also use them in your kitchen and other different parts of your home. These stools tend to be higher than normal stools. Their features such as tilt seating, arm rests, foot rests, seat backs, adjustable height and extra cushioning to add more flexibility to them. This flexibility gives you more options so you can get most out of your stools.


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Salma Hayek to Star in Sally Potter's Latest, Still-Untitled Film
Home » Entertainment » Salma Hayek to Star in Sally Potter's Latest, Still-Untitled Film
11 Dec 2018 | Entertainment
Salma Hayek is embracing the drama…
The 52-year-old Mexican actress has joined the impressive cast for The Party and Orlando writer-director Sally Potter's latest film.
In addition to the Frida star, the cast for the untitled drama includes Javier Bardem, Elle Fanning, Chris Rock and Laura Linney.
Production is underway in Spain on the feature; it will also shoot on location in New York in January.
The untitled drama follows 24 turbulent hours in the life of father and daughter Leo (Bardem) and Molly (Fanning) as she grapples with the challenges of dealing with her father's apparently chaotic mental state. As they weave their way around New York City, their ordinary but stressful day takes on a hallucinatory and epic quality as Leo is flowing in and out of several parallel lives; a passionate marriage with his childhood sweetheart Dolores (Hayek) in Mexico; a struggling career as a drummer in Manhattan with his more successful lover, Adam (Rock); and a life of solitude on a remote Greek island, where a chance encounter with two young tourists unmasks some uncomfortable truths.
HanWay Films Vice Chairman Peter Watson commented, "We're thrilled to continue our relationship with Sally Potter and to help her realise this mesmerising story of one man's life distilled into a day in New York. We're also particularly excited to be partnering under a worldwide deal with our colleagues at Bleecker Street who share our taste in cinema."
Tags: Chris Rock, Elle Fanning, Frida, HanWay Films, Javier Bardem, Laura Linney, Orlando, Peter Watson, Sally Potter, Salma Hayek, The Party
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Jennifer Lopez to Present at This Year's Golden Globes
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Antonio Banderas to Receive International Star Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival
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Business Observer for Sunday, Aug. 28, 2016
Warren McDonald, a professor and chairman of the Department of Health Administration at Methodist University, has been named to the Disciplinary Hearing Commission of the North Carolina State Bar by Gov. Pat McCrory. He is also CEO of McDonald and Associates, an independent consulting firm assisting health-care organizations and practitioners.
Jerome Bell, a real estate investor and owner of ExpressTax Professionals, has joined Connections of Cumberland County's Board of Directors. Bell served 10 years in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Jerry L. Clemmons of Olde Fayetteville Insurance and Financial Services has received the President's Award, the Bronze Award for sales production the Tour of Champions Award from American National Life Insurance.
Elizabeth Johnson of Fayetteville has been recognized by the McDonald's Corporation as an outstanding general manager for her work at the 7770 Good Middling Drive location. Johnson has been with McDonald's more than 16 years.
Tommy Rains, owner of Cape Fear Wildlife Control, has been honored with two awards. He became the second person in the state to earn Certified Wildlife Control Professional designation through the National Wildlife Control Operators Association. Cape Fear Wildlife was presented with the Angie's List Super Service Award for the third consecutive year, a customer service designation only about 5percent of the companies in the North Carolina market attain.
Tonia Bonner, a science teacher at Alger B. Wilkins High School, served as an instructor for the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. The program provides three-week summer programs to academically advanced students from around the world, as well as online and family programs.
Barbara Brooks, of the Cumberland County Coordinating Council on Older Adults, has been named the Mickey Hanula Volunteer of the Year by the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program, a division of the N.C. Department of Insurance. Brooks became a volunteer six years ago after retiring as director of the Department of Social Services.
Tami Botello of the Cumberland County Tax Administration has been promoted to chief of Real Estate and Mapping. She's been in the appraisal business since 1994, and working in the Tax Administration's Real Estate Division since 1999.
Amy Kinlaw of the Cumberland County Tax Administration has been promoted to chief of Assessment and Collections. She has worked in county government since 2003, and began work with the Assessment/Audit Division in 2011.
Brock White has been named Internship director of the Methodist University PGA Golf Management program, succeeding Charles Koonce. Koonce retired after 18 years of service to the program and university. White has served as a recruiter for five years and the head pro at King's Grant and assistant pro at Carolina Trace Country Club.
Clifton R. Bobbitt has been named associate dean of students at Methodist University. Bobbitt has been with the university 13 years and is also director of Campus Recreation.
Evan James Dupe of Fayetteville and Robert Williams Hales of Hope Mills have completed the Uniform CPA Examination of the State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners. Successful passage allows candidates to next meet the education, work experience and moral character requirements of the board to become licensed as CPAs in the state of North Carolina.
Aaron Brodie has joined Colonial Media and will serve as the afternoon drive talk show host on ESPNFayetteville.com and 92-5 FBX.
Tricia Reich has joined FirstHealth Family Medicine in Raeford as a certified family nurse practitioner. She has previously been in neonatal intensive care, school nursing, home health, skilled and private duty nursing, and public health.
Vibra's, an antique store and boutique operated by Donna Barefoot and Megan Stewart, has signed on as a U-Haul dealer in the Dunn community at 7390 Plain View Highway.
Arctic Sno SnoBalls and Top Dog Concessions are open on N.C. 87 in Spring Lake.


Dispatches from the Rim: Thanks for the feedback!
I'm so glad that followers contacted me if I'd messed up or missed their blogs in the previous post. Those that I missed have been added. What's embarrassing is that I was following almost all of them, but I just couldn't connect certain avatars or usernames to those blogs. And Blogger doesn't always make it easy, not giving you the information you think it should.
We're up to speed now, though, and I also get to welcome my newest follower, pulpcitizen of Pulp Citizen. This supers-centered blog focuses on the game Pulp City and is filled with good hobby content that's applicable across a wide range of genres and to a variety of pursuits.
So we begin the chant, "Gooble-gabble, gooble-gabble, one of us, one of us!"
"... have a look around, as Chris is a fantastic writer."
So long and thanks for all the Brains!
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SNAFU!: The fight between India/Pakistan DID THREATEN to go nuclear!
The fight between India/Pakistan DID THREATEN to go nuclear!
Just wow. Some thought I was alarmist when I said this thing looked like it would spiral. Unfortunately I was right.
One idiot move by a Junior Officer.
We could have witnessed nuclear fire.
How do you prevent something similar from happening in the future? How do you keep the nuclear war genie in the bottle with so many countries have overt and covert nuclear weapons?
From my seat its only a matter of time. Fallout 3 will be live instead of a video game.
The saving grace is that we know that the earth repairs itself after nuclear hellfire so unless its great powers, the damage should be limited...but that will be irrelevant to the people caught up in it.


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Here is a recipe for a quick and easy treat. These coconut date balls might look fancy and sophisticated, but they are actually very simple and easy to make.
They are also very delicious, rich, and filling. Serve them as a snack, a treat, or a dessert. It is easy to double the batch, and you just might need to, since they usually disappear very quickly.


Eating more vegetables and less meat benefits the planet as well as our health.
US-based research has found that even a modest switch to a more vegetable-based diet could lead to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
LONDON, 14 March, 2017 – Scientists have worked out how to combat climate change and improve human health, one mouthful at a time.
The answer is a familiar one: they calculate that a relatively modest switch towards a more vegetable-based diet could, in the US at least, lead to a reduction of 222kg in greenhouse gas emissions per person per year, while cutting the relative risk of coronary heart disease, colorectal cancer and type 2 diabetes by 20% to 40%.
It could also reduce US healthcare costs by at least $77bn a year and possibly $93bn.
The US spends $3tn on healthcare every year – 18% of gross domestic product – and a significant proportion of health costs are associated with obesity and illnesses linked to diet.
Researchers have repeatedly linked some health risks to a diet of red and processed meats, and environmental scientists have repeatedly identified cattle and other livestock as an expensive way – in terms of emissions of the greenhouse gases that drive global warming – to deliver calories and proteins that are more efficiently available from grains and pulses.
Not only does livestock farming deliver higher volumes of greenhouse gases, but the consequent global warming imperils grain yields, and in turn hopes of a healthier diet. China, in particular, has declared an ambition to reduce meat consumption in the national diet.
The latest research, in the journal Climatic Change, models the impact of a dietary shift both on the climate and on human health in one country.
"To my knowledge, this is the first time anyone has done this," says David Cleveland, a geographer and research professor at the University of California at Santa Barbara, who directed the study.
Food production in the US accounts for about 30% of total US greenhouse gas emissions. The researchers, from Oxford in the UK and Lund in Sweden as well as California, used data already available on the links between diet and disease.
They gathered research on the consequences of healthier diets and the impact on emissions. They also looked at what a change of diet could do for health costs.
They then took the standard recommended 2,000-calorie daily diet and simulated changes in the source of about half the calories. They reduced the levels of red and processed meats, doubled fruit and vegetable intake, and proposed peas and beans to replace the reduced meat proteins.
They replaced refined cereals with whole grains. They left alone the levels of added sugar along with dairy, eggs, fish and white meat. These changes would be enough, they calculated, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions per person by 222kg to 826kg a year.
The researchers found that the more stringent of their proposed diets – one without red meat or processed meat – made a substantial difference to national health costs, particularly for colorectal cancer, coronary heart disease and type 2 diabetes.