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Facebook subscribe button: Keep your page or not
This is going to be the next big question: Should small businesses and solopreneurs keep a Facebook page or just rely on the new Facebook subscribe button?
It depends. Companies that need awareness for their brand need a page (even if they are ran by 1 or 2 people like ours)
Facebook pages offer tracking so you can understand your audience better and conversion.
Pages allow multiple admins to update the content.
Facebook pages allow you to customize tabs, create lead capture pages, show products and even sell.
You can use sponsored ads to promote the page and bring more people.
If these factors are not important for you, then the subscribe feature may be better for you. Less work and maybe more interaction.
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To allow subscribers click on edit profile and then on family and friends.
Below is an article by Mashable showing you how to benefit from the subscription feature:
When Facebook launched its Subscribe button on Wednesday, many were quick to note its implications for journalists, celebrities and other thought leaders. The new feature allows for users to follow public updates, and these are the people most often broadcasting their ideas.
Yet there's more the average user can get on board with than meets the eye. The release came with a slew of additional features — including a more customizable News Feed and increased privacy — that users have been wanting for years. The trouble is, there are so many moving parts in this product launch. Users are now presented with a number of options, and they'll need to dig deep to understand which pieces to take and which to leave.
We hope to make that process a little easier for you. Here are some key points you should know based on what type of user you are:
Super Users & Celebrities
If you're kind of a big deal, you likely already have a Facebook fan page to update your followers on what you're up to. The launch of the Subscribe button leaves you with two options:
1. Keep the fan page and continue to maintain two separate Facebook presences: profile and page. This strategy's main pro is that pages are optimized for marketing. Profiles can't be updated by multiple admins and fans are more acclimated to updates with an on-brand feel. Perhaps more importantly, profiles don't have Facebook's analytics tool Insights — and "they probably never will," says Vadim Lavrusik, journalist program manager at Facebook and former Mashable community manger.
2. Do away with the fan page and merge your page likers into profile subscribers. By deleting your fan page, you will lose all page content. However, your likers will automatically be subscribed to your public updates. The biggest advantages? Profiles are easier to update via mobile than pages and people are prioritized over pages in search.
With either of these methods, you'll have direct messaging capability (from your profile to your page likers or from your profile to your subscribers) and neither has a limit on the number of people who can follow your content (subscribers or likers — though profiles do have a limit of 5,000 friends).
Journalists & Artists
The Subscribe button is arguably most beneficial for journalists and artists. Though, in a sense, they're public figures, these types of Facebook users likely aren't well-known enough to justify a fan page.
If this sounds like you, the first thing you need to do is actively opt-in to allow subscriptions to your profile. You can then choose to allow subscribers to comment on your updates and control your notifications.
Another change to note is that when you unfriend someone, they stay subscribed to your public updates. This is important if you've been accepting friend requests from people you don't know who want to follow your work. It can be uncomfortable to friend someone without knowing them personally. The Subscribe button allows you to unfriend these people and still reach them via public updates.
Finally, when composing updates you want your subscribers to see, be sure to set the privacy to Public. They won't see it otherwise.
The relationships parents and teachers should have with their kids and students on Facebook has always been a touchy subject. The Subscribe feature can help to make crossing the Facebook connection threshold less awkward.
Users can subscribe to others without enabling others to subscribe to them. This means teachers can allow their students to follow their public updates about school and classes without actually friending them (and accessing more personal information). That way, students can continue to update friends about their lives without worrying what might pop up in their teachers' News Feeds.
For parents, this feature may work the other way around. Instead of asking your son or daughter what that Jaime So-and-So they used to hang out with is up to, you could subscribe to Jaime, whereas friending her might be uncomfortable. The feature could also be helpful if your kids aren't OK with you watching their every virtual move. Brace yourself for a sensitive conversation at the dinner table.
Students & Average Users
For the occasional Facebookers who mostly use the service to keep up with friends and post photos, here's the bottom line: You never have to see your Aunt Suzie's FarmVille updates ever again. But, you can still see her photos, videos and status updates if you'd like.
Before the Subscribe button launch, it was either all or nothing when it came to blocking a person's updates from your News Feed. Now you can control what types of updates you see from a person and how often. That means you can skip the virtual sheep without missing out on engagement notifications and puppy albums.
As of now, the feature is only available for tailoring updates from non-friends that you're subscribed to. The Subscribe button, and this feature, will be rolled out to friend pages in the next few days, Lavrusik says.
As the virtual world grows, relationships and the ways we're connecting with others are changing. The Subscribe button addresses issues about the depth of connection the term "friend" implies on Facebook.
Some critics say the feature goes against Facebook's nature — that it was built on "friending," not "following." It's important to note that the News Feed algorithm weights updates from friends as well as private posts more heavily than public ones. In addition, the Close Friends list Facebook rolled out on Tuesday makes the updates from your strongest relationships more prominent in your News Feed, and you can enable notifications specifically from friends in this list.
With the number of new social networks gaining speed, Facebook is and should be making changes to stay competitive. What's important is that it doesn't divert too far from its core. In this update, Facebook is only giving its users more options — which the majority may or may not take advantage.
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Molly Rainwater Aderholt
To the best of our knowledge, at 105½ years, Molly Rainwater Aderholt holds the record as the longest lived Rainwater. She is shown in this photo with her father, taken in 1918 at a family gathering in Bugscuffle, Texas.
Born on 28 April 1879 in Pulaski County, Kentucky to Elizabeth Jane Weddle and Josiah W. Rainwater, was one of nine children. Though she was officially named Mary, the name she answered to for most of her life was Molly.
When Molly was 11, the Rainwater family moved to Waterloo, Williamson County, Texas, where her father took up farming and ran a general store and post office. Just across the creek from the Rainwater farm was the property of Emanuel Aderholt, a Confederate Civil War veteran from Alabama. Though Josiah Rainwater and Emanual Aderholt are said to have never spoken to each other on account of their differing Civil War backgrounds, the fathers' animosity did not prevent the children from socializing. Both Molly and her sister Lucy married Aderholt brothers.
Molly Rainwater and Charles A. Aderholt were married on 22 December 1898 in Taylor, Williamson County, Texas. The couple had five children, all daughters. Charles supported his family as a farmer and rancher. The Aderholt family were active members of the First Baptist Church of Taylor and the church presented Molly with a plaque on her 100th birthday, which now hangs in the entry of the church.
On the anniversary of her 102nd birthday, Molly gave an interview to the Taylor Press, entitled Old in Years, Young in Spirit.
Molly Aderholt will be 102 years old Tuesday, April 28.
She was born to J. W. (Joe) and Elizabeth Jane Rainwater in a little community in the woods of Kentucky while Rutherford B. Hayes, 19th President of the United States, was involved in recalling Union troops in the south, bringing an end to the period of history known as the Reconstruction.
She remembers the long train ride to Texas with her family in 1890 when her father was lured to the blackland farming community of Waterloo, which he named for their home in Kentucky. He was the first postmaster there.
Arriving in Taylor in the middle of the night, they were met at the train station by Charlie Gossett. He and the nine-member family formed a sleepy parade up Main Street to the Gossett house, where they spent the rest of that night.
She enjoys telling of the halcyon days of her youth on the Texas prairie. Mainly that the people really knew how to enjoy life. "We had such a good time. People can't know how to have that kind of fun anymore. Everything costs so much money now. We didn't have any money and there wasn't anyone who enjoyed life more than we did."
She may have a point. When was the last time you took a picnic to the river and were enticed to make ice cream when a cow wandered by?
There were no fences in those days and cattle grazed up and down the river banks. If you were prepared and wily enough, you had the makings for the first "Good Humor" franchise.
And that's exactly what they did on more than one occasion. One of the river picnics she recalls is the dedication of the Hoxie bridge.
Then there were the box supper socials. "Mamma always fixed the prettiest boxes. Mine sold for 75 cents one time," she recalls. "The bidding would start at a quarter and the boys always tried to bid on the boxes prepared by their girlfriends."
Euell Gibbons not withstanding, foraging was a common means of procuring food when she was a girl. She can still hear her mother say, "Put on your bonnet Molly, and we'll go to the meadow to pick greens for a salad."
Not all the memories are of the "Good Old Days." One of her experiences on the San Gabriel was after she married when the flood of 1900 swept their house off its foundation.
She was married to Charles Aderholt in December of 1898. Their five daughters all grew up and went to school in Taylor; Irene Skinner of Electra, deceased, Ruth Guyton and Ruby Harrod of Houston, Bess Clark and Mary Adele Smith of Taylor.
They, along with their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be in Taylor this weekend to celebrate the remarkable spirit of this beloved lady and the loving influence she has had on their lives.
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At 5 o'clock on a Friday afternoon, I followed my husband onto the deck outside the back door of our home. I'd been at a conference all week while he'd been taxiing our three younger children to soccer and swim clubs, helping with homework, cooking dinner, doing housework and moving our college-age daughter's belongings to off-campus housing.
He pointed to the railing. About a year ago, one of our giant Akitas had bounced off the boards, knocking them loose. For months, it had bothered me. Like a dripping faucet. Or a ticking clock in a quiet house.
And now he had fixed it. I was, truly, thrilled. But as I leaned over the railing to take a closer look, I saw it wasn't really at a 90-degree angle at the point where the deck attached to the house.
"Oh," I said. "Does this look crooked to you?"
As soon as I uttered it, I wanted to hit the recall button. After all these months, here it was -- fixed -- and he'd managed to do it during a week that I know must have been overwhelming.
When it comes to criticizing something, and doing so without being a jerk, I'd just failed. Miserably. Fortunately, my husband ignored my snide comment and simply directed my attention to the gate latch he'd repaired, too.
Is there a better way, any way, to criticize? I once worked with an editor who was a master at using the "sandwich" method. She'd offer a compliment, level a criticism and then wrap up the conversation with another compliment. It was a cut-and-dried formula, but for her, quite effective. I was usually too busy soaking up the first compliment to think, "Here comes the bad news..." While this doesn't work for everyone -- it leads to some people forgetting the necessary criticism and others feeling the compliments are less than genuine -- it definitely worked for me.
Turns out, the success of a criticism lies in the delivery. Something those of use who dish it out, and those of who take it, have suspected for years. Now there's an emerging body of science to back it up. And, luckily, scores of really patient people -- like my husband -- who can handle poorly ladled comments in the meantime.
Researchers found out that happy couples gave each other on average 5 compliments for every criticism.
You are a diplomatic criticizer. Constructive. Fair, for the most part. But, if you criticize too often, tact is irrelevant. There is a "magic ratio" in any relationship, and if the scale labeled "snarky comments" far outweighs the one labeled "compliments and encouragement," your criticism is definitely out of balance [source: Poulsen].
What exactly, is the magic balance that makes criticism more effective and less jerk-like? That's exactly what researchers sought to discover when they studied 60 leadership teams at a data-processing company. The effectiveness of the teams, measured by a metric of customer satisfaction ratings, feedback from other team members and financial performance, hinged on a ratio of positive-versus-negative comments and criticisms.
The top-performing teams all had one thing in common: For every criticism, the team's members volleyed at least five positive comments.
This ratio is as true for interpersonal relationships, such as marriage, as it is for professional relationships. Research that analyzed married couples success rates finds the largest indicator of whether a couple will stay wed is not religion, shared values or children. It's the ratio of criticism to compliments. Couples who make five positive comments for every negative comment are more likely to stick it out. And the couples who eventually divorce? The ratio was nearly equal: three positive comments for every four negative comments.
So is the goal to refrain from criticism? Absolutely not. It's an essential ingredient in achieving success in relationships, whether at home or at work. Criticism gets our attention. It shakes us out of complacency. It can even fuel our success.
But the behavior-changing elements of criticism are not enough to sustain. We need positive encouragement, too. It motivates us to continue on, work harder and try more. Criticism, it turns out, is just one side of the coin. We need a carrot and a stick. Or, more accurately, five carrots for every stick [source: Zenger and Folkman].
Your criticism is meant in the best possible way, as a way to show someone the light and the error of his ways. Before you can even begin to pat yourself on the back, however, the recipient of your grand advice is responding strangely.
Rather than a grateful demeanor and gentle tone, the object of your oh-so-valid point is glowering and, frankly, appears to be growling.
Perhaps it's time to review a few golden rules about criticizing others.
Set the tone: Rein your bull-in-a-china-shop-like tendencies and conjure up some phrases to help you ease into the topic. Good openers include "It seems to me ..." "I could be wrong, but ... " or "I'm sure you've already considered this ... "
Be empathetic: Do not be emotional. There's a huge difference. Emotions can be arrogant, blunt or patronizing. Empathy allows you to be compassionate. It helps you remember what it's like to be vulnerable or under what feels like a verbal attack, and will help you avoid doing the same to someone else.
Focus on facts: You have an opinion. And if you're in a position of authority -- whether in an interpersonal or professional relationship – you're accustomed to having that opinion matter. When you're lobbing criticism, however, it's more effective to focus on the facts behind your position. Instead of telling your subordinate, "I don't like this proposal," explain what information is missing.
Look to the future: Criticism can be framed in a positive light, especially if you're presenting it in a forward-looking way. So your employee made an error with the company's biggest client, one that has you eating your hat as a sign of regret. It's perfectly reasonable to talk about the process and where it broke down, but focus on how it can be improved next time. The best way to have this conversation? In person. If you can't do that, then pick up the phone or schedule an online conference call. Just don't deliver it by e-mail where it's nearly impossible to infer tone and attitude. The same goes for family issues. Don't criticize by text or social media where you'll likely end up in war of words [sources: Bonander, Poulsen].
Finally, ask yourself how important is this issue? If it is a personality quirk or mistake the person has made but already taken steps to correct, it might be better to just let it go.
It's a social media world, and we've become famous for over-sharing. And that includes criticizing others on the Internet. Of course, there's nothing wrong with offering constructive ideas. If you have an encounter with a company that prompts an idea for better customer service, tell them. But you're more likely to get a response to a complaint if you refrain from profanity and abuse [source: Harrison].
Author's Note: How do you criticize something without being a jerk?
Criticism can be hard to take. It can feel so personal, especially if it happens to be a touchy subject or a topic into which you've invested a lot of time and energy. In college, I took several conflict resolution courses and I still rely on the information today -- perhaps more than ever. One takeaway was that, even if the criticizer doesn't realize it, the point of criticism is often to gain compromise. And the most effective way to compromise is to figure out what the other person wants. And then help him get it. Putting someone else's needs before your own may seem counterintuitive, but it's often the fastest route to meeting your own.
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2014-15 Panini NBA Hoops Basketball gives collectors the first wide release featuring rookies from the deep 2014 NBA Draft. After experimenting with a jumbo box configuration last year, it's back to a more traditional set up. Hobby boxes deliver a pair of autographs, a memorabilia card and plenty of rookie, inserts and parallels.
The base set features a mix of veterans and the loaded rookie crop slated to debut in 2014-15. With 36 rookie cards per hobby box, each pack should have at least one. Parallels include Gold, Green and Artist Proof (#/99).
At least one of the promised autographs comes from a first-year player. Every case, which comes with 20 boxes, has a signed card from either Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker or Marcus Smart. Each case also has three autographs from Dante Exum, Doug McDermott, Elfrid Payton, Joel Embiid, Shabazz Napier or Zach LaVine.
Red Hot Signatures (#/25) is a new autograph set that mixes current, retired and rookie players.
At least three boxes per case come with a third autograph.
Basic inserts in 2014-15 Panini NBA Hoops Basketball combine with parallels to land 72 per box. A minimum of ten of these are serial numbered. Road to the Finals covers the entire 2014 postseason. Every game from the first round through to Game 5 of the NBA Finals where the Spurs knocked off the Heat has a card in the massive set. Portraits of the Championship-winning San Antonio Spurs are also included.
Kobe's All-Rookie Team returns as one of the product's tough inserts. The cards land approximately one per case. Highlights is another basic insert that is hard to find.
ANDREW WIGGINS 2014-15 Hoops RED Parallel Rookie RC Card BGS 9 MINT #'d 299!
300 cards. Shop for base sets on eBay.
1:370 packs. 1 per case.
Good: Nice photography, straight forward, first look at 2014-15 rookies, affordable.
Bad: Way too many insert sets.
The Bottom Line: After a year with a jumbo pack format, NBA Hoops is back to a more traditional configuration. With a focus on fun and an extensive checklist, it kicks off the new basketball card season with some great images, solid designs and lots of inserts. Lots of inserts. As always, the cost of entry is reasonable and there's plenty to chase at all price points.
I like the look of Hoops a lot this year. It's not flashy. Focusing on photography on the front and player information on the back, it's what I expect from an entry-level set. The essentials are all there and you get to see some cool shots in the process.
As a whole, the parallels are distinct. The shimmering edges of the Gold cards are particular standouts. However, the Red Backs return. I'm a big believer in not having to turn a card over to know that it's different — unless it's an old tobacco card or modern minis that borrow from the old way of doing things.
If you're a stickler for sticker autographs, that's what the Hot Signatures use. While it's never preferred, they are integrated into the design. On the down side, they're on foil so it's pretty hard to hide.
The best basic inserts are the ones that focus on unique images like Lights…Camera…Action. Others, like Class Action and Moments of Greatness are extremely busy, either with huge borders or backgrounds, that make it hard to focus and appreciate.
The base set is about all you could ask for. The checklist is big, there are plenty of rookies and no short prints. It'll take multiple boxes to finish, but it's doable.
Where 2014-15 Panini NBA Hoops falters checklist-wise is with the sheer number of insert sets. Not counting parallels, I got 16 different types of inserts out of a 24-pack box. That's far too many. It does give collectors a chance to pick and choose the ones they like, but taken as a whole, it's overwhelming.
One major standout for me in the set is the massive Road to the Finals set. Covering every game of the postseason, it has a nice historical feel. The tiered structure based on the various rounds is a neat feature too. It adds to the challenge but not in a way that makes it impossible to finish.
2014-15 Panini NBA Hoops isn't an expensive box. Given all the content, a guaranteed autograph and many numbered inserts, the complete package is reasonable even if you don't land a major autograph or memorabilia card. Panini has also done a nice job with several of the short print basic inserts like Kobe's All-Rookie Team to add a little extra.
The parts of Hoops I liked, I really liked. And even the over-abundance of inserts didn't do too much to dampen the experience. As much as I like bust jumbo packs, this wasn't the right type of product for it like was done last year. It meant an even greater ratio of inserts and a lot of predictability as far as placement.
The base set is great and has a good comprehensive feel. A handful of the inserts I'm contemplating building the set. 2014-15 Panini NBA Hoops is just a well-rounded set.
The box used for this review was provided by Panini.
Hoop Hoop! One of my favorite releases the last couple of years. Lots of action shots, nice court side photos, neat looking inserts and lots of cards for not a lot of paycheck. Always a fun break, especially for a basketball fan or collector who is just as happy to get a base/parallel or insert card of their favorite players as they are a "hit".
Basic Panini garbage-again! They could do so much with all this talent, but again rely on black back round pictures of the future stars of basketball. No league leaders-again. Typical Panini disappointment!
Always a treat, with great action photos and inserts. Really well-done set, and a fun break.
David….the rookies haven't even played a game yet…..what are you expecting?
Initially, I like the Panini Hoops version. But each year, it dwindles in terms of collection attributes that has enticed many buyers before.
The primary target: low end collectors, beginners and casual collectors.
Last season going to Jumbo has spurned many collectors and hopefully the traditional format would allow others to go back to this again.
The only good thing about 2014 Hoops is for Spurs fans.
This is the only set that utilized the road to the Finals. If you are a true Spurs fans then this is a must. Heck, you should be buying in cases.
A Spurs-centric product should feature the champion cards mixed with rookie cards.
The design has improved a little bit, but the inserts are still horrible. Hologram/Prizm cards should be inserted as inserts.
Overall: Great for Spurs fans, Good for casual collectors, Horrible for high end collectors.
I liked Panini Hoops in the product's first few years but these last few years Panini has been ruining it, IMO. It was fine the way it was, they didn't have to make jumbo packs. Panini says this is for low end collectors? And I assume children since it's the very first product for the upcoming 14'15 NBA Season yet a box is slated to go for $96.22? Are you kidding me, Panini? That is NOT a low end price for a product you deem "low end". I usually look forward to picking up a box of Panini Hoops to get base RCs since there are no more products like Bowman Draft Picks & Stars for basketball collectors. But there's no chance I'm paying $96.22 for a box of 14'15 Panini Hoops. NO THANK YOU, Panini!
I think they over did it on the inserts. Some of these dealers will have a hard time filling their pre-sell orders, for Master sets. I think the high price of the boxes is more the fault of money hungry dealers trying to make a quick buck, rather than Panini. Supply and demand drives the market, be patient and the price will fall. Someone please explain why some cards in the base set have 2 players listed for that card number.
Not a high end product at all, so why would one compare it to one? A great value and break. For $80 at our shop, we've had no complaints (except that Panini can't spell) and a few repeat customers.
I just don't get the haters with this product.
and dupes I could care less about now.
Plan old flash back look! The 2014-15 NBA Hoops Basketball Cards more proof of just how Panini is making cards worthless. This set has a Main set, 4 parallels of the main set plus 27 insert sets! Yes that's right 27 insert sets, each from 20 to 60+ cards! What a joke for a set that looks like a very old version of NBA hoops by another card maker! What's a matter can't come up with anything original! Happy over paying for this worthless set of basketball card.
Panini just doesn't get it! Hopefully some of their other offering in 2014/2015 will be a better value, more artistic and not so impossible to complete a set. Even the new collector know with so many inserts sets and parallels of the base set, plus they short prints of a lot of cards your chances of completing this set are near to none, unless you drop a lot of money! Which is all that Panini cares about! Wise up collectors, they are making your cards worth less and less. The 2014-15 NBA Hoops Basketball Cards offers nothing worth collecting.
Got a box for $60. Good value in there, except too many inserts and parallels. I only got about half the complete set and didnt even pull an Andrew Wiggins RC. I was able to trade some of the inserts and parallels to finish my set though. The base cards are nice for In Person Autographs and Through The Mail Autograph requests. The Rookie Cards have a black background which isnt as appealing.
Photography is great especially on the lights, camera, action and courtside inserts. Foil is nice on base and inserts. Chances for nice autos and low numbered cards. heapsa cards to chase and fun to open. Not high end but it doesn't profess to be.
I have bought four of the twenty dollar boxes of these and have pulled some pretty decent cards. I pulled a Doug Mcdermott autographed rookie card, a adriene payne rookie jersey card, a kawhi leonard jersey card, and a kemba walker jersey card plus a andrew wiggins, jabari parker, and joel embiid rookie cards plus lots more. I have no complaints. A very nice set of cards for collectors who dont want to spend a bunch of money.
Entertaining set with some attractive inserts and parallels. Definitely more for the casual collector or low-end hobbyist (like me). I do agree that they overdid it on the volume of inserts. Also, I don't find the base set attractive, especially the backs of the cards. The bland black or red doesn't do it for me. But if you're just getting into collecting or you're young and/or cheap, this is decent NBA option.
Ryan, another great review! This is the best Hoops product in years! I love the parallel inserts especially the green x-fractor like cards—wish they were a little harder to pull or serial numbered (I would suggest switching the green instead of the silver serial numbered). With respect to the bang-for-the-box, this product is definitely worth it. I have been selling the complete sets for $44 (which are sold usually in less than a week), and some of the insert subsets I have sold for $20. The Wiggins green parallel sells for $12-15 within a week. Just a great value—hopefully next year's Hoops is just as good.
Awesome product for all collectors! Great photography, cool inserts, autographs, game used! Whats not to like. The way collecting is supposed to be.


Update on Sept. 30: The restaurant was scheduled to open at noon Oct. 1.
The popular Earl of Sandwich restaurant at Downtown Disney is reopening Monday, Oct. 1 in its former location on the west end of the outdoor mall in Anaheim's Disneyland Resort.
The news was posted as an opening day event on Facebook. Monday's hours are listed as 7 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.
Even though the announcement had been up for less than a day, the store's Facebook page already had dozens of comments.
The Anaheim Earl of Sandwich, which opened in Downtown Disney is 2012, is owned by the Planet Hollywood chain, as part of the 32-restaurant Earl of Sandwich brand. It closed, along with the Rainforest Cafe, ESPN Zone and AMC Theatres closed in June because construction was supposed to begin in July on a new upscale hotel on their footprint. However, the hotel plans were thrown into limbo after a dispute between Disney and the city of Anaheim over expected tax subsidies for the hotel.
Some people had hoped that other businesses such as the Rainforest Cafe could reopen, but with all the furniture and fixtures removed or sold, it would be much more difficult to restore. The ESPN Zone restaurant brand is basically dead with the closure of the last remaining store in Anaheim so it is most unlikely to reopen in its previous form, and the furnishings were donated to charity.
The Earl of Sandwich had a unique hold on Disneyland regulars as the least expensive place to eat at the resort. People patronizing the restaurant must stand at the counter to order, but sandwiches are only around $8, less than half the cost of the chicken sandwich at the closed Rainforest Cafe, for example.
Disneyland Hotel guests might also benefit from the reopening since its Tangaroa Terrace restaurant is closed until January for remodeling.


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Treasury: 'Cap-and-trade' to cost $200 billion annually
Department memos prove legislation would pose significant burden to economy
--Washington Times
Energy office
Officials at the Treasury Department think cap-and-trade legislation would cost taxpayers hundreds of billion in taxes, according to internal documents circulated within the agency and provided to The Washington Times.
These estimates were made in Treasury memos, obtained by the Competitive Enterprise Institute through a Freedom of Information Act request that sought information related to proposals originated by Treasury involving "cap-and-trade schemes" that deal with "carbon," "carbon dioxide" or "greenhouse gases." The memos were given to The Times by CEI.
The House narrowly passed cap-and-trade legislation earlier this year, and now the Senate stands poised to take up its version of the bill at any time, although it has been largely overshadowed by health care reform efforts. The ultimate cost of the bill to taxpayers has been the subject of fierce debate between supporters and opponents of the legislation. CEI, a free-market think tank that opposes the bill, thinks the Treasury documents prove the legislation would pose a significant burden to the economy.
A memo prepared by Judson Jaffe, who works in the Treasury's Office of Environment and Energy, referenced President Obama's remarks on energy policy in his State of the Union Address and said, given the president's plan to auction emissions allowances, "a cap-and-trade program could generate federal receipts on the order of $100 to $200 billion annually."
These figures differ from other cost estimates for the legislation produced more recently by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.
"These are candid, internal discussions of what they are telling each other and what they won't tell you," said Christopher C. Horner, a CEI senior fellow who filed the request.
"The words cap and trade were chosen for a reason, and that is to avoid a vote on tax," said Mr. Horner, who also is the author of the New York Times best-seller "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming." "This memo tells you it's a tax. Why else are they discussing hundreds of billions of revenue to be taken from the taxpayer?"
Other cost estimates and "key challenges" laid out in Mr. Jaffe's memo were redacted. Mr. Horner said he intends to litigate against the department in order to have that material released.
The office that issued these memos is relatively new. Former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. created it in August 2008, during the Bush administration. However, Mr. Horner said Treasury has "no authority" to manage such programs, but created the office "hoping it would come."
Treasury said, in the memos, it justifiably created the energy office because "as the lead U.S. agency supporting economic prosperity and financial security, Treasury is uniquely positioned to provide the executive branch with informed and credible policy options to address these issues, to implement chosen options in its areas of operational responsibility, and to communicate those choices to Congress, foreign governments, international institutions, as well as stakeholders in the business community and civil society."
Included in the 10 pages of memos released to Mr. Horner by Treasury were several detailed discussions about how Treasury could properly regulate the carbon market.
One unsigned memo titled "carbon market oversight issues" distributed during the transition period between the Bush and the Obama administrations proposed the creation of a "Carbon Fed" to manage carbon allowances in a way similar to the way the Federal Reserve regulates the supply of money.
Stripping ACORN
A video expose that caught workers at the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) giving advice on how to obtain federal funds to run a brothel is giving lawmakers a new reason to restart attempts to kill the organization's federal funding.
Many Republicans were calling to cut off ACORN's federal funds last fall amid accusations of the group's involvement in voter-registration fraud schemes during the election campaign.
That push began again on Monday when Sen. Mike Johanns, Nebraska Republican, introduced an amendment to a housing and transportation bill to strike all ACORN funding from the legislation. "I'd love to do this across the board," Mr. Johanns told The Washington Times in a telephone interview. "But we are not going to stop here; we are going to follow the ACORN money."
"Their story just gets worse and worse," he said. "We've got state investigations of voter fraud and criminal activity and charges pending, and then the videos surface where people literally went to different ACORN offices and were very upfront they were going to run a prostitution ring, and they got advice for how they could list it on a tax return so it wouldn't be obvious."
"That's as outrageous as it gets," he added.
His amendment was successfully added to the bill by an overwhelming vote of 87 to 3 Monday evening.
The videos capturing ACORN workers giving advice on how to conceal a prostitution ring were recorded by James O'Keefe, who posed as a pimp, and Hannah Giles, who pretended she was a prostitute, during their sit-down talks with ACORN workers. Those videos were posted on www.biggovernment.com
• Amanda Carpenter can be reached at acarpenter@ washingtontimes.com
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Peas: The Sweetest Veggie of All?
There are few people who don't appreciate the humble pea. Even children who normally need cajoling to 'eat their greens' will often strategically ignore this veggie's colour, won over by the pea's innate sweetness.
But if you've never tasted homegrown peas, you've probably not realised just how sweet and tasty this legume can really be. The natural sugars found in peas start turning into starches the instant the pods are picked, and so for ultimate sweetness in the kitchen, minutes matter.
Growing your own is the only way to eat reliably fresh peas, and luckily it's not that difficult.
The Botany of Peas
Peas have the botanical name Pisum sativum, and are a herbaceous annual from the family Fabaceae. They're classed as legumes, and are close relatives of both beans and pulses.
Their ultimate origin is unknown, although they've been grown in Europe since prehistory and are now firmly established in agriculture worldwide.
Modern varieties of pea normally grow as a climber, sending out vines up to 1.5-1.8m in height, although dwarf or bush varieties are also available reaching a metre or even less. As they grow, the vines produce spidery tendrils which curl around the nearest support they can find. After a month or two, the plants produce small white flowers which after pollination grow into the seed-producing pods.
With the most familiar garden peas, also known as shelling peas, the pods will grow up to 10cm in length, with each containing five to ten peas. However, selective breeding over the centuries means that shelling peas aren't the only option.
Snow peas, or mange tout, produce flat, juicy pods with tiny seeds, and the whole pod is eaten. Sugar snap peas are somewhere in between snow peas and shelling ones, producing thickish crunchy pods with small, tender peas inside.
Peas' Nutritional Value
Peas don't often get the recognition they deserve for their nutritional value, and are rarely grouped into the trendy superfood category. However, they're one of the most nutritious crops to grow in a veggie patch.
They're full of vitamins A, C, B-complex, and K, making them a natural multivit in a convenient and tasty package. They're also rich in a wide range of essential minerals, including calcium, iron, copper, manganese, and zinc.
And as they're high in protein but low in fat, they make a great addition to a weight control diet, especially given their generous levels of insoluble fibre which improves digestion for a more balanced blood sugar level.
Peas in the Kitchen
As an ingredient, the pea's versatility is almost unrivalled. From germination onward, many parts of the pea plant are edible and pack a huge amount of flavour. The young, tender shoots can be used as a garnish or salad ingredient, giving a hit of pure pea sweetness along with a certain amount of cheffy flair.
As the pea plants grow, the side shoots and growing tips can be pinched out to help maintain the plant's shape and size. The delicious pinched out shoots are highly valued in Japanese cuisine, where they're known as green gold.
And of course, with garden or shelling varieties the peas can be lightly boiled as an accompanying vegetable, or slowly braised as the basis of a main dish. While young peas are tender and sweet, the older specimens can be mealy, but even peas past their best have a place in the kitchen, crushed or pureed and made into rissoles, soups, or dips.
But it's not only the familiar pea seeds which have a role. Younger shelling pea pods can be treated like snow peas or sugar snaps, eaten raw or used in stir fries and other quickly cooked dishes. As the pods age, they become unpalatably stringy, but can still lend their flavour to veggie stocks, or be blended with cream into a hearty soup.
How to Grow Peas
For a quick fix of pea flavour, sow a few well-soaked peas (if available sprouting peas are best) in a tray of compost and place on a sunny windowsill, watering daily to keep the soil moist. In two to three weeks the seedlings should be 8-10cm tall and can be cut for immediate use. This can be done all year round.
For a true crop of peas, choose a well-drained location which isn't too exposed to wind. While peas prefer full sun, they also thrive best in cooler temperatures, so in hotter climates a little midday or afternoon shade could be beneficial.
Before sowing, dig plenty of organic compost into the soil to a depth of 30cm or so to feed the long tap roots, but beware of adding manure which can boost foliage growth at the expense of pods and peas.
Seeds can be sown direct from spring onward, with new sowings every fortnight for a longer harvest. In areas without harsh winters, a late autumn or early winter sowing can overwinter to provide a harvest in mid-spring.
To start seedlings off under cover, grow them in root trainers or empty cardboard tubes to prevent root damage when transplanting, and then move to their final location when the seedlings are 10-15cm high.
The final spacing will depend on the variety grown, although for non-dwarfing plants aim for 10cm apart with 75cm between rows.
All peas will require some degree of support. Traditionally, twiggy branches were used as they provide plenty of hooks and outgrowths for the pea tendrils to wrap around. However, a thin trellis or sturdy netting is equally suitable.
Dwarf or bush varieties can be self-supporting when grown in groups, but placing a few short twigs among their number will provide a supporting foundation to build on.
Once the peas have germinated, water well and regularly, being careful not to splash the foliage too much. In good soils, feeding isn't essential, although a general purpose vegetable and herb feed can be used occasionally once flowering starts.
Harvesting Peas
Depending on the variety and growing conditions, peas will be ready to harvest roughly 10-16 weeks after germination. Picking young pods regularly will encourage future growth to lengthen the harvest, while the longer you leave the pods on the plant the larger and mealier the peas will become.
Once picked, shell the peas and use them as quickly as possible. If you can't use them within an hour or two, keep them very cool to preserve their sweetness, or freeze them for future use.
Common Pea Pests, Diseases, and Other Problems
Although peas are a relatively resilient plant given good growing conditions, there are a few common problems which can crop up.
The seeds are sweetly attractive to both mice and birds, which can mean your peas become a meal for them even before germination. Starting seedlings under cover will help, or fit secure netting over seed beds for outdoor sowings.
Slugs and snails are a perennial danger. Sowing under cover gives seedlings some protection at their most vulnerable stage, while your favourite organic snail-protection methods should be used as the plants grow.
Pea and bean weevils can feed on the growing plant's foliage, creating small notches on the edge of younger leaves. However, this is mainly a cosmetic issue, rarely causing enough damage to impact growth.
A more serious pest is the pea moth caterpillar which burrows inside the pods and empties them from the inside, leading to disappointment when you split open the pod. The best way to handle these pests is to time your harvests away from high summer, which is when the caterpillars are at their hungriest.
Pea root rot can devastate young seedlings and put mature plants under extreme stress. It's caused by a fungal infection in the soil, and the only way to treat it is to apply plenty of nitrogen-rich fertiliser, in the hope that the plant's growth will outpace the effects of the fungus. However, this will tend to reduce yields considerably.
Powdery mildew can be a problem, leading to dusty white leaves, reduced cropping, and even plant death in extreme cases. To reduce the severity, ensure the plants have good air circulation, and carefully water the soil rather the plant itself.
Nearly all vegetables taste better homegrown than store-bought. But the difference with peas is so profound, it's a veggie that every gardener should try growing at least once.
Browse pea seeds.


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Australian wheatbelts comprise inland agricultural regions across southern and eastern Australia. The regions are named for wheat, which was the main agricultural product in the early history of Australia's development - today many other crops are also produced.

Climate

The wheatbelt is relatively dry with low levels of underground water, making agriculture largely reliant on the rainfall. Rainfall varies from the coastal regions which has more dependable rain to the drier and more volatile inland regions. In the wheatbelt both land productivity and prices tend to be determined by the level of rainfall.

Regions
Wheat-growing regions in Australia are situated within the temperate zones of the country, such as areas that receive more than 300mm of rainfall annually. The isopleth of the wheatbelt corresponds to the Goyder's line in South Australia with Orroroo and Minnipa being on the boundary. In Western Australia, Southern Cross lies on the bounds, with other areas on the boundary being Mildura in Victoria, Cobar or Walgett to Deniliquin in New South Wales and St George in Queensland.

Production
In addition to wheat, the wheatbelt produces coarse grains (including barley, oats, sorghum, and maize), oilseeds (including rape seed, sunflower, soybean, safflower and linseed) and legumes (including lupins, peanuts and various peas beans and lentils).

See also
 Agriculture in Australia
 Climate of Australia
 Geography of Australia

References

Grain industry of Australia
Wheat production
Regions of Australia
Belt regions

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China's Sharp Words in Alaska Signal its More Confident Posture
ANCHORAGE — The Biden administration's first face-to-face encounter with China ended Friday after a vivid demonstration of how the world's two largest economic and technological powers are facing a widening gulf of distrust and disagreements on a range of issues that will shape the global landscape for years to come.
After an opening session on Thursday marked by mutual public denunciations, the two sides left an Anchorage hotel on Friday without any joint statement of their willingness to work together, even in areas where they both say they share mutual interests, from climate change to rolling back North Korea's nuclear
It's My Idea. She's Taking Credit.
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Why major unions are wary of the move to wind and solar jobs
President Joe Biden wants to quickly move the United States toward clean energy jobs in wind and solar. But unions — some of Biden's strongest allies — are skeptical about the transition to green energy.
Biden and congressional Democrats are poised to introduce a large infrastructure plan that is supposed to deliver on two promises: putting job creation into overdrive and decarbonizing the economy, with an aggressive goal of getting America's electricity sector powered by 100 percent clean energy by 2035.
To achieve both goals, the administration is betting on a massive push toward wind and solar — which already …
13 Law Enforcement Officers Killed in Mexico Ambush
MEXICO CITY — Gunmen on Thursday ambushed a Mexican government convoy conducting a security patrol southwest of the capital, killing 13 prosecutors and police officers in what appeared to be the deadliest assault on Mexican law enforcement in well over a year, officials said.
The attack was a major setback to government security forces and yet another reminder of the severe security challenges facing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The president took office in 2018 promising to make Mexico a safer place, but he has been unable to put a meaningful dent in the violence that has long bloodied the


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You need to keep a watch out for Nimish Shah's collaboration with SpiceJet
By Shruti Thacker 6 February 2017
A whole lot of red
Dressing for the airport has been a big focus for celebrities of late. Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kangana Ranaut, Sonam Kapoor and Jacqueline Fernandes have all championed travel wardrobes that marry utility and comfort with style, with the former two often spotted in Shift by Nimish Shah.
The Mumbai-based designer has now taken airport style to next the level, and has designed a collection for SpiceJet's crew. Shah was first approached by the airline a year ago, and after months of presentations and fittings, the uniforms were finalised: short shift dresses, sling bags and box heels for women from the cabin crew, and three-piece suits with a red waistcoat, white shirt and lace up oxford shoes for the men. On ground, women staffers will be seen in a button-back blouse in white and red polka dots paired with mini skirt suits.
Shah's brief was very precise—the look has to "bring back the oomph factor, making aviation visually aspirational again," he says. SpiceJet has "a very young enterprising vibe across the company and I had to take that forward," he tells us.
Aside from the design aspect, the designer had to also keep the functionality of the uniforms in mind. "For me, the maintenance of the uniform was key, they were wearing three-piece suits until now. Moving to a shift dress did the trick, along with easy-to-iron fabrics." The biggest challenge however, was the brand's colour scheme, "There is very little that matches with red that has already not been done before and they were very clear about no caricature elements like hats, scarves and belts," Shah explains. The end results are uniforms inspired by modern minimalism that are fuss-free and utilitarian.
Debojo Maharishi, chief marketing officer, SpiceJet Limited, says of the new range, "[they have been] meticulously designed to amplify the brand values of SpiceJet while giving a more contemporary look in line with the global standards." And Shah agrees. "This project was a grand undertaking, not least because of the pride associated with it but also [because it was] highlighting the ambassadors of the brand."
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Combine orange with white, and use statement pieces. Interior designer Anja Hesp has a glossy white kitchen with touches of orange to make it playful.
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Q: QGIS Labelling misplaced I'm developing a QGIS plugin along with PostGIS and I'm facing some problems with labeling. This plugin creates several layers and tables. Some of these layers are views  (labeling layers), so if I edit the one fo the source layer the view changes and then the label. I explain more detailed:
I have the following:

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*One layer. Let's call it layer1.

*One none spatial table. Let's call it table1.

*One spatial view from these other two layers layer1 and table1 meant for labeling. Let's call it labelView1.

The point is this, when I edit table1 adding a new element linked by a foreign key with layer1. The label position in labelView1 changes into a messy thing. The Style of labelView1 is the following:

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*Symbol is a geometry generator. Since I want to create callouts from label to the geometry, wich is a point.

*The position of the label is saved on project. In the qgd file.

I have seen this behaviour in Windows10 and in Ubuntu. The QGIS version is 3.4, but I tried to move to the new 3.10 version of QGIS, with the callouts new feature, but is the same result.
As well I tried to reproduce it in a much simple way, but without succed, that's why I want to share a link with a GIF file showing this issue:
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I've done the same but without fixed position,and the labels don't move, but the geometry_generator does.
Is there any way to prevent it if this is a bug?

A: I reply myself.
Nop, is not a bug. What happened is the following. The labeling layer used the id in order to save the label position into the project database. Once the layer was updated, the id changed, and then all the labels sometimes, or some in others, switched positions with other geometries.
That was. Once I fixed the ID, the problem was solved.

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• Comprehensive coverage – It provides comprehensive insurance coverage against losses related to the property's title. It may also provide coverage for your lawyer's negligence or errors relating to title risks that are covered by your policy.
• Gap coverage – It insures you for the "gap" between the time your property purchase is finalized (home closing) and the time your title is registered in Ontario's land registration system.
• Survey coverage – It may eliminate the need for a new up-to-date survey of your property. It is acceptable to most lenders as an alternative to a survey or Real Property Report (RPR).
• Legal coverage – The title insurance company will pay for most legal expenses* involved in defending your home's title.
• Savings of time and money – It simplifies the closing process for your lawyer, thereby saving you time and money.
When purchasing title insurance, it is important to read the policy and ask questions to be aware of the coverage that is provided. You also need to be aware of possible exclusions.
For more information on title insurance, please visit FSCO.


Three-A. Three-A tyres. Price and information on Three-A tyres.
Three-A is a SHENGTAI GROUP CO brand. rezulteo has 13 product references for the brand in 424 sizes including 13 tyres with OE markings, 1 run flat tyres.


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Understanding Copyright Limits
Université de Pennsylvanie
4.9 (62 évaluations) | 1.5K étudiants inscrits
Cours 2 de 4 dans Droit de la propriété intellectuelle Spécialisation
Copyright law is unique in the greater intellectual property regime, as it protects original expression that is fixed in a tangible medium and is the product of authorship. This course is designed for creative professionals — such as screenwriters, musicians, documentary filmmakers or artists — who want to understand the scope and limits of which works can enjoy U.S. copyright protection. The course will introduce students to the workings of copyright law through an examination of the system's basic principles, rules, and institutions. Topics will include; the justifications for copyright law, copyrightable subject matter, authorship, the nature and scope of copyright's exclusive rights, fair use, and remedies for infringement. We will also explore real-world examples of legal battles surrounding copyright law, from the recent litigation over Robin Thicke's hit song "Blurred Lines" to more peculiar cases such as the infamous "monkey selfie" case. By understanding what copyright does and does not protect, producers of creative expression will be able to protect and maximize the commercial value of their works.
Copyright, Copyright Protection, Fair Use
4.9 (62 évaluations)
Limitations and Exceptions to Copyright
Under what circumstances do we limit the rights of copyright holders? This module examines the ever-important Fair Use Doctrine.
Understanding Copyright Limits4:20
The Basics of Fair Use10:52
Ordinary Fair Use9:04
Transformative Fair Use5:34
Technological Fair Use5:13
Shyam Balganesh
So now we've discussed what gets copyright protection, how it gets copyright protection, how copyright protection works through its grant of exclusive rights. Now we move to something called copyrights limitations, and exceptions. So it's important to understand what exactly limitations and exceptions are, and how they fit into the broader landscape of copyright law. To begin with, it's important to understand that copyright is a two-sided institution. On the one hand, it grants exclusive rights to creators for creative works that meet certain requirements for copyrightability. But at the same time it also creates and encourages use of those creative works in lawful ways. And there's a reason for this, because at the end of the day, copyright law cares not just the creation of the work. But also about the optimal use of that work in society for the betterment of overall human progress and welfare. So it's not just about granting creators exclusive rights, but also ensuring that users of the work can do so in a lawful way. So it polices the boundaries of this lawful use, and it's for that that it creates these limitations and exceptions. So copyright limits are not afterthoughts. They're not just something that are tacked on to copyright protections. Instead they are integral to the institution and central to its functioning. At all points in time, copyright law tries to create a delicate balance between the amount of protection that it grants creators over their works. And the amount of freedom that it grants others to reuse the work in a variety of different ways through the limitations and exceptions that it consciously creates. And all of this derives from a basic idea that we've discussed in the past about copyright law, namely the principle that copyright law is not about copying alone. Copyright law does not stand for the proposition that all copying is copyright infringement. In fact, it does the opposite. Copyright begins from the proposition that not all copying is copyright infringement. So what kinds of copying do not amount to copyright infringement? Well, it's for that that we look to copyright's limitations and exceptions. Copyright's limitations and exceptions come in two different types, broadly speaking. One, there are very specific, or area specific, or right specific limitations. These are some that connect to specific types of users. So for example, the broadcast industry, at one point has certain kinds of limitations or exceptions. Music had certain kinds of limitations and exceptions, library use has certain kinds of limitations or exceptions, specifically crafted in the statute. Also they can be tailored to specific rights, like the first sale doctrine, which we talked about, which applies only to the public distribution right or to an extension to the public display right as well. Those are specific limitations and exceptions. But what we're going to be concerned with in the next few talks is what are called general limitations and exceptions. Limitations and exceptions that apply regardless of the subject matter at issue, regardless of the industry or the creative market at issue. And very importantly, that apply regardless of the particular right at issue. That's why we call them general limitations and exceptions. In the United States, the most important, and in fact the primary, if not exclusive general limitation and exception that we talk about is the fair use doctrine. Which is considered absolutely essential to an understanding of copyright, because it balances out copyright protection. In fact, it's very important to understand the fair use doctrine, because here in the United States, we have many industries that have revolved or have been set up around the fair use doctrine. In other words, they've employed the fair use doctrine to take advantage of the idea that not all copying is copyright infringement and create an alternate marketplaces. In fact, this is how Google claims that it was able to succeed in the search engine business, because of relying on the fair use doctrine. So with that in mind, let's jump into understanding how the US fair use doctrine works.


Pilots are now able to enjoy access to key operational information for 73 US airports through digital Automatic Terminal Information Service (d-ATIS) and Pre-Departure Clearance (PDC) services from SITA OnAir.
The decision by the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to open access removes a technical stumbling block. Overcoming the limitations of the FAA Tower Data Link Services (TDLS) system, which supports US PDC and d-ATIS, will allow SITA OnAir and others to extend the provision of relevant information directly to pilots' ACARS display terminals or Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs) for those flying to and from airports across the US.
Turkish Airlines is one of four SITA OnAir customers to have tested the US d-ATIS service over the past two months.
"Our airline customers can now access d-ATIS and PDC information for most countries across the world from the same provider, delivering both efficiency and simplicity. We will continue to work with the few countries for which equal access is not yet enabled to ensure we can provide the most comprehensive service to our customers", concluded Rodriguez.


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The Honda Accord is one very famous name in the midsize sedan segment and most of us know it because of its bulletproof reliability and niggle free ownership experience. It is one of the best-selling cars in the states and people love it for the sheer value one gets for the money paid.
Improved refinement
Spacious Back-seat and cargo space
Crisp, responsive handling
Soft, evolutionary exterior
Climate and audio interfaces
Confusing dual-screen layout in upper trims
All-new for 2013
Reworked exterior and interior
Updated drivetrain
6 speed manual w/OD
16-inch silver aluminum Wheels
Dual zone automatic front air conditioning
Seek-Scan Radio
Sliding and tilting glass Sunroof
2 - 1st row LCD monitor
Pricing and Feature
With its most excellent base model, and exceptionally smooth V6 edition, the Accord wows in the same ways it always has, and the latest edition introduced for the 2013 model year is a return to form in many respects. It rivals the likes of 2013 Mazda 6, 2013 Hyundai Sonata, and 2013 Toyota Camry.
The 2013 Honda Accord comes in five trim levels and while the base three are available with the smaller 2.4L engine only, EX-L has both the inline-4 and V6 while the Touring only comes with V6. With a starting price of $21,680 for the LX trim, it gets 16-inch alloy wheels along with the manually adjustable driver and front passenger seat, dual-zone climate control, a rearview camera, and a four-speaker sound system.
The Sport trim gets a slightly powerful version of the inline-4 with 18-inch alloy wheels, a powered driver seat with lumbar support, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear shifter knob. One step further up the ladder, EX brings 17-inch alloy wheels, heated mirrors, sunroof, blind-spot monitoring, and keyless entry and go.
TOURING V6
Adding to or replacing the features of LX:
Adding to or replacing the features of Sport:
Adding to or replacing the features of EX:
Adding to or replacing the features of EX-L:
Dual-zone climate control
Increased horsepower output
Projector-beam headlights
4-way power-adjustable front passenger seats
Height-adjustable manual driver's seat
8-way power-adjustable driver's seat with power lumbar adjustment
Forward collision with lane departure warning system
Foldable rear seats
Dual-zone automatic climate control with air-filtration
LaneWatch blind-spot display
7-Speaker audio system with subwoofer
Four-speaker sound system
Leather-wrapped steering wheel with paddle-shifters
Driver seat memory function
The EX-L is going to be our pick as it brings on a taste of luxury, with leather upholstery, a memory driver's seat, heated seats, and a HondaLink system featuring Aha streaming entertainment capability in an upgraded 360-watt sound system. It also comes with the option to choose from the regular inline-4 or the meatier V6 which makes it even more of a sweet deal.
The 2013 Honda Accord now comes with two engine options as well as a bunch of transmission options for both. The smaller 2.4L inline-4 produces 185hp and 181 lb-ft of torque. With it, you can choose from a six-speed manual or continuously variable automatic transmission. Now, this is not a very eager motor but does pretty much all the day-to-day life jobs with rather ease. It is a comfortable motor that loves to be driven with ease. The CVT though is very efficient and in cities work well as the infinite gear ratios mean you'll never notice the engine lagging.
But being a CVT, one thing it can't go away with is the rubber effect. Go on the highways and try to go fast and you'll notice both the gearbox and engine start to struggle. For highways, the better option is the smooth and creamy 3.5L V6 which makes 278 hp and 252 lb-ft of torque. This engine is coupled with a six-speed automatic transmission. Thanks to this, the 2013 Honda Accord feels a lot more lively to drive and for the purists, there is also an option to have the V6 with a 6-speed manual gearbox but that is only available for the coupe versions.
2.4 liter DOHC, i-VTEC inline-4
2.5 liter DOHC inline-4
2.4 liter DOHC, D-CVVT inline-4
2.5 liter DOHC, Dual VVT-i inline-4
If considering only the base engines, then the Sonata is the one with the most power producing 190hp; though the advantage is not by a lot. Honda's CVT makes it quite effortless and a jerk-free drive in the city while the others have a conventional automatic transmission. The Accord is also relatively smoother than the others, while the Camry is maybe the most vocal of the lot and is also the quickest in the lot taking 7.4 seconds to the 60mph mark.
The introduction of an all-new powertrain has helped the 2013 Accord to gain some points in terms of fuel efficiency. With the all-new CVT and direct injection, four-cylinder Accord sedans now achieve up to 36 mpg highway and an excellent city rating of 27 mpg. The V6 variant returns 21MPG in the city and 34 MPG on the highway. What is even more impressive is that the V6 comes with active cylinder deactivation technology where it can shut half of the cylinders while cruising to achieve good efficiency figures.
In the current crop of midsize sedans, the Mazda 6 is the most fuel-efficient averaging 29 MPG, while the Accord and Camry are just trailing behind it with a few numbers up and down. However, the Sonata is the one that will take you the farthest for it has the biggest fuel tank that can hold 18.5-gallons and also the most driving range for that matter, managing 629 highway miles.
The interior of the 2013 Honda Accord is a huge departure from the previous model year and certainly feels a lot more modern and luxurious now. It is quite a well-built cabin with a lot of different materials used varying from different types of plastics, wooden inserts, and leather too on the upper trims. The steering wheel gets leather-wrapped treatment and looks better than the last one and also feels quite good to hold on to.
The base LX, Sport, and Sport SE trim get faux leather-wrapped seats while the top-of-the-line EX-L and Touring trims get genuine leather seats. No matter what the trim is, the interior is extremely spacious and practical. The seats are well contoured and the cushioning is also just perfect. They are broad and large and even the rear seats are wide enough to accommodate three adults abreast though you do sit in a bit of a knee-high position in the back.
The Sonata has the most spacious front row seats and while it also has the most creature comforts for the driver, the rear seat space is dominant in Toyota Camry. The 2013 Accord sits somewhere in between them with a very balanced front and rear-seat space. With a 15.5 cu-ft boot, it is not a lot but still will manage to carry luggage for five for a small trip. The Mazda 6 and Camry lead the segment with trunk volumes over 16 cu.-ft. That said, some standout interior features are:
8-way power driver seat with power lumbar support
4-way power passenger seat
Flaunting the center space of the dash in the 2013 Accord is an eight-inch i-MID display with Pandora audio streaming and SMS text-messaging capability. There is also a smaller display under the main display which controls some other functions as well. Now, this whole setup is quite a unique one and we loved the way Honda has executed the functionality and divided the functions between two displays and the presence of physical buttons for some important inputs makes this a near-perfect system. Some standout features of the Accord's infotainment are:
8-inch i-MID display
CD Player/MP3 Player
Premium seven-speaker sound system
The 2013 Honda Accord has been completely redesigned with many elements that seem like they have been taken from the outgoing model. It still retains the classic silhouette of the previous MY and has just made its way to become a more sophisticated-looking sedan. The 2013 Accord certainly looks pure elegant and though the car is a bit shorter in length, it looks stunning. And in the two-door coupe form, it looks even hotter.
At the front, the thick chrome grille adjoining the headlights looks quite good and certainly doesn't feel overdone. The front is undoubtedly the best angle to look at the sedan while for the two-door coupe versions, the rear profile is the most attractive one with a sloping roofline and slim taillamps. The sedan had a rather boring-looking rear end and though it doesn't excite us a lot, the sheer length of the sedan does provide it immense road presence.
Curb Weight (lb)
Despite being shorter than the previous Accord, it is still pretty much among the longest cars in the class and is also the widest. Accord certainly has its road presence and that makes it stand out of the crowd. Mazda6 on the other hand has the highest ground clearance and a large wheelbase. That said, the Accord's design has a very classy appeal to it, which is highlighted by:
Dual exhaust
Honda builds some safe cars and the 2013 Accord is no exception. It has been awarded by IIHS by their "Top Safety Pick +" award which makes it one of the safest cars in the segment. It aced all the tests of IIHS including the highly notorious small front overlap tests. Also, the car scored "5-stars" in all the tests by NHTSA.
All Accord models come with four-wheel disc brakes, including Electronic Brake Distribution and Brake Assist, plus stability control, and hill start assist. And in addition to all the expected airbags, the 2013 Accord features a new SmartVent technology for its side airbags that eliminates the need for fussy occupant-position detection systems. That said, some standout safety features:
With the update in design and all-new drivetrains, the 2013 Honda Accord is now an even better car than it used to be. We have always loved the way the Accord has been and Honda has just made a near-perfect car even better which in itself is a very challenging thing to do. In the current crop of mid-size sedans, the 2013 Accord certainly looks one of the best, is quite engaging to drive, and is quite practical as well. The simple thing being, it is a near-perfect car and we certainly would love to have one in our garage.
2013 Subaru Impreza


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.. _ug_zfs_ex2:

Example 2: Enable ZFS services
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Create a playbook

.. code-block:: YAML
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   shell> cat lp.yml
   - hosts: test_01
     become: true
     roles:
       - vbotka.linux_postinstall

Create *host_vars/test_01/lp-zfs.yml*

.. code-block:: YAML
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   shell> cat host_vars/test_01/lp-zfs.yml
   lp_zfs: true
   lp_zfs_debug: false

   lp_zfs_services:
     - {name: zfs-mount, enabled: true, state: started}
     - {name: zfs-share, enabled: true, state: started}
     - {name: zfs-zed, enabled: true, state: started}

Show status of ZFS services at the remote host

.. code-block:: YAML
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   test_01> service --status-all | grep zfs
    [ - ]  zfs-import
    [ - ]  zfs-mount
    [ - ]  zfs-share
    [ - ]  zfs-zed

Enable ZFS services

.. code-block:: Bash
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   shell> ansible-playbook lp.yml -t lp_zfs

   TASK [vbotka.linux_postinstall : zfs: Manage zfs services] ******************
   changed: [test_01] => (item={'name': 'zfs-mount', 'enabled': True, 'state': 'started'})
   changed: [test_01] => (item={'name': 'zfs-share', 'enabled': True, 'state': 'started'})
   changed: [test_01] => (item={'name': 'zfs-zed', 'enabled': True, 'state': 'started'})

The command is idempotent

.. code-block:: Bash
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   shell> ansible-playbook lp.yml -t lp_zfs
   ...
   PLAY RECAP ******************************************************************
   test_01: ok=6 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=8 rescued=0 ignored=0

Show status of ZFS services at the remote host

.. code-block:: YAML
   :emphasize-lines: 1

   test_01> service --status-all | grep zfs
    [ - ]  zfs-import
    [ + ]  zfs-mount
    [ + ]  zfs-share
    [ + ]  zfs-zed

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Automatically expand/toggle collapsed elements on this webpage? Been trying for days now, but still can't figure this out on my own.
Objective is to automatically "expand" (or toggle) all of the entries from the middle right section of this webpage: https://marketplace.draftkings.com/rm/shop/packs/ae80bd9db3b1474b843120713758133e

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*under the section "Transactions", "Global" and "Open":

without manually going one by one expanding/toggling thru each...
Read thru numerous posts here and elsewhere, but still can't figure this out...
I believe some script involving this class element: css-1r52ixm
is necessary....
The following will toggle/expand the first entry as desired, but it then just reloads the entire page:
    Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName("css-1r52ixm")).forEach(function(item, index)
    {
      setTimeout(function()
      {
        item.click();
      }, 5000 * (index + 1));
    });

Note: included a 5 second "wait", because seems the host doesn't want to allow such automated expansion.
Attempting thru Google Chrome console...


I recently searched the tutorials for one on timers and came up dry, so I thought I'd create this basic overview for new mappers.
I. What is a Timer?
II. Why are Timers used?
A timer is a window that appears after a certain event that then counts down toward 0 in seconds from a specified time. There are two parts to a timer, the timer itself, which is to say the numbers that are counting down, and the timer window, which is the box that contains the numbers.
Timers have many uses, and new ones are being developed all the time. A timer can be used to count down the time left to accomplish an objective, or maybe to show the time until reinforcements arrive. But these are just two common examples of timers. Many more are out there to be discovered.
Here's something else. It's possible to create and use a timer without showing a window. This can be useful if you want a timer to count down something for a trigger event, but you don't want the players to see it. In this case, you would simply eliminate the window variable and actions. Other than being invisible, it will still function like a normal timer.
1. Use a timer, and randomly give players a powerful unit for a set amount of time.
2. Use a timer to keep track of the time of day, and have a special action happen during the shift between night and day (such as opening and closing a gate).
3. Use a timer to end the game after a set period of time, giving victory to the player with the greatest overall score.
4. Allow players a certain amount of time to build before allowing them to attack.
5. Give players kill quotas to meet after set times in the game.
6. Only allow more advanced units to be built after a timer goes off.
Now you're set! You'll have a timer that will keep up with the time elapsed.
BUT WAIT!!! You might be saying, "I want to put my time in a multiboard!" Well, let's take a look at how to do that.
Notice how there are no Integer-to-String conversions, because it uses the 3 string variables. The conversions are taken care of in the tracking trigger.
Well, that's all folks! Have fun! Feedback is welcomed.