Northlight Nannies was created in 2011 to provide quality childcare for Grand Rapids area families. In 2018, Casey Smith took over ownership eager to continue providing this service to the community.
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Home Reviews An Honest Review of the Huaweir Mediapad m3 Lite 10
The Huawei Mediapad M3 Lite 10, an Android tablet with a generous 10.1-inch screen, offers four speakers, and the ability to send text messages and phone calls. This tablet has most of the features you'll find in popular tablets, like Kindle Fire, at a reasonable price.
What is the Product?
Product Specification
User Review Round-Up
Pricing
Pros and Cons
Conclusion
The display screen has excellent viewing angles, although most Smartphones offers a higher density of pixels. You won't have any problems with clear pictures or videos on this tablet indoors or in dim or normal light, despite the lower density of pixels. The colors are clear and saturated, but the screen isn't one of the brightest out there.
The screen may be hard to see in direct sunlight unless you're using a bright background like Microsoft Word.
The MediaPad's internal hardware consists of a Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 SoC, which is an octa-core chip. The storage varies by country, with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage being a standard number.
The Snapdragon chip is a medium-quality chip, and you'll need to adjust the graphics settings on some video games or experience frame drops. For example, you can install GTA Vice City, but the game may crash when you start to use it.
We don't recommend the Lite 10 for intense video game use. Try the MediaPad M3 from Huawei instead if you are a gamer.
The MediaPad works fine for browsing and document preparation. The split screen option lets you use two apps simultaneously. The tablet has four speakers, so it's an excellent choice for listening to music, streaming movies, or watching YouTube videos.
Many video formats work with the M3 Lite 10, including 3gp, * m4v, .mp4, *.webm, *.mkv, .ts, flv., and .3g2
The Company
Huawei is a consumer electronics company and telecommunications located in Shenzhen, China. The company's products are sold in over 170 countries. Many sources believe the company is the biggest 5G telecommunications provider in the world.
The company, founded in 1987, sells consumers electronics, including tablets in the UK, U.S., Canada, and other countries. Huawei makes over 20 laptops and tablets, several wearables, and six cell phones for the American market.
The Huawei Mediapad M3 Lite 10 is similar in design to other Huawei tablets. This tablet comes in gold, white and space gray, and has a sleek, classy look. This state of the art tablet is powered by the EMUI 5.1, an Android 7.0 compatible operating system.
The metal frame has a gap between the back and frame, but this is standard for moderately-priced tablets.
The M3 Lite offers a relatively sizeable 10.1-inch display screen, IPS panel, and a maximum screen resolution of 1920 by 1200. The tablet uses one Lithium Polymer battery, which is included in the package.
This Huawei tablet has a flash memory solid state hard drive and an integrated card. The Micro SD is expandable up to 256GB.
The Mediapad M3 Lite 10 weighs 10.9 ounces and measures 10.1 inches long by 1.69 inches wide by 5.31 inches high.
The tablet has a rear webcam resolution of 8 MP, a processor count of eight, and 16GB of flash memory size. The Mediapad M3 Lite 10 offers a 1.6 GHz processor and 3GB of RAM.
Some users have issues with the HD streaming on this device. One online reviewer wrote that Netflix only appears on SD on his tablet, despite having a higher screen resolution. However, YouTube will display in 1080p.
This tablet is for use with the network LTE CAT4 and Wi-Fi 11ac 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz.
The battery lasts about 11 hours with Wi-Fi and HD video running, so the Mediapad is passable, but not one of the longest-lasting tablets, power-wise.
There's a black bezel around the screen. The front-facing, eight-inch megapixel camera is positioned above the display screen. Unlock the tablet with the fingerprint reader placed under the front-facing camera.
You can replace the back, recent and home button with gestures after you activate the fingerprint reader.
This MediaPad still uses the USB 2.0 connector instead of the USB C port. Use the USB 2.0 to charge the tablet or connect accessories to the device with an adapter. There's a microSD slot above the part. The 4G MediaPad provides a slot for a SIM card, too.
The opposite side has volume controls and a power bottom. There's an audio jack measuring 3.5 millimeters at the top of the tablet.
The tablet also works well with a Bluetooth keyboard.
There are two speakers on the top of the tablet, and two more on the bottom. The speakers offer good sound quality and are louder than the speakers on the comparable Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus.
The Harmon/Kardon speakers offer great sound quality, although the bass is practically non-existent. The sound remains clear and crisp for most movies, video, and music.
Android 7.0 Nougat
The MediaPad M3 has Android 7.0 Nougat and Huawei 's interface, Emotion UI 5.1. The interface is customized, but you can change it to your liking. Apps are installed on the home screen when you first use the device. Bring the apps to the app drawer by specifying the change in the settings.
You can't remove the preinstalled Huawei apps. Other preinstalled apps include Facebook, Instagram, and apps from Microsoft and Google. The MediaPad also supports GPS.
The screen can show up to 24 icons displayed in rows of six. The icons appear to be double-spaced on the screen, leaving a lot of room. The user interface definitely seems ill-used considering the screen size.
The glass cover is a little slippery, but, overall, the tablet is easy to use. The Chrome browser slows down occasionally, but other than that, there are no significant problems.
You'll be able to make phone calls if you have the LTE/MediaPad tablet. The tablet will work just like a phone, but you'll need to use a headset. The LTE version also supports texting.
The phone and call features are included via a preinstalled app on the LTE model. The LTE phone app looks like the standard Android phone app. You make phone calls through the microphone and integrated phone app, or connect a headset to the audio jack.
The call quality is clear on both sides; full sentences can be understood without distortion. Speech remains clear even at maximum volume.
One user commented that the MediaPad M3 Lite 10 is an Apple product with an Android layout. The camera is functional, the reviewer continues, but it doesn't have a flash. The lack of a USB C is also a detriment.
Another user commented that the tablet is sturdy and that it works despite being dropped several times over a few months.
A few users like the superior sound and comment that it's worth dealing with a less than ideal screen resolution to get the four speakers from Harmon/Kardon.
The Mediapad M3 Lite 10 costs around $$ from most sellers, including Amazon.com and Newegg.com, but it may cost as much as $$ from some sources. The cost may vary, depending on the Octo-core included in a particular model.
You can buy this tablet from Amazon, Amazon Marketplace, eBay or Frye's Discount Electronics.
This version of the MediaPad falls short when compared with better-known tablet brands in most areas.
The MediaPad allows you to run apps in the background without crashing or exceeding the RAM limit, but the UI layer makes switching between apps uneasy and results in stuttering you won't experience on the competition.
Opt for a Samsung or Lenovo tablet if you play lots of graphics-heavy games. Many games won't work properly on the MediaPad die to control latency issues.
The Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus has a 20-hour battery life, much longer than the MediaPad.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 SM-T585 has speakers with no bass but higher highs.
The Mediapad M3 Lite 10 is smaller than the Amazon FireHD 10 and slightly larger than the Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus. The lightweight design relieves strain on your arms when you watch streaming content for hours.
The eight megapixel back camera is suitable for snapshots, and the front-facing camera offers the same resolution. The front camera is fine for video chats, but not outstanding. Look to Samsung for better camera quality if you need to shoot lots of high-quality videos.
The M3 Lite 10 takes around five hours to charge. This tablet, like the Apple iPad, doesn't offer a quick charging option, so you'll need to be careful about letting the device lose power.
The Snapdragon 435 is good for light use, but not for gaming or constant heavy use. Look for a tablet with a more heavy-duty chip for gaming, like the Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 2700X.
The M3 Lite 10 gets hot easier (probably due to the Snapdragon chip). The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 SM-T585 remains cooler even after heavy use.
The Amazon Fire HD 10 costs $100 less than the MediaPad and has many of the same features, plus a brighter screen.
Here's a side-by-side comparison of the MediaPad M3 Lite 10 and two other tablets in the same price range.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 32 GB Wifi Tablet Black (2019)
Minimal bezel; Maximum view; Watch, stream and browse on a 10.1 Inches; Full HD corner to corner Display; The lightweight premium metal design goes anywhere you go
Big sound for big entertainment; The perfect complement to a wide, immersive picture, Dolby Atoms Surround sound fills the room with cinematic clarity
Binge worthy Battery; Browse, watch Or shop for up to ten hours on a full charge; Keyboard Compatible
Room for everything; Never delete songs, photos or videos, thanks to ample built in memory; Plus expand your storage up to 512GB anytime With a Micro SD card
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 SM-T585
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Lenovo Tab 4, 10.1" Android Tablet, Quad-Core Processor, 1.4GHz, 2GB RAM, 32GB Storage, Slate Black, ZA2J0143US
THEATER-LIKE MULTIMEDIA: 10-inch tablet has a brilliant HD display with booming Dolby Atmos Audio and built-in dual-stereo front-facing speakers perfect for binge-watching TV and movies on-the-go
TABLET FOR KIDS: Transform to a kids tablet with Lenovo Kid's Pack, including a shock-resistant bumper, blue-light screen filter and fun stickers; family sharing is now a breeze
MULTI-ACCOUNT: With multi-user and multi-space functionality, switch to Productivity Mode and add the Lenovo Bluetooth keyboard for a 2-in-1 tablet
HIGH PERFORMANCE ANDROID TABLET: Wifi tablet has a 64-bit Quad-core Snapdragon processor of up to 1.4 GHz, 2GB of RAM, plus an epic 20 hour battery life for seamless performance on any day-to-day tasks
BOX CONTAINS: Lenovo Tablet Tab 4 10, Charger, USB Cable, Safety/Warranty Guide, Quick-Start Guide; perfect tablet for kids, work or play
The Lenovo Tab 4 10 Plus
Huawei Mediapad M3 Lite 10 3+16 Octa-Core, Android N + EMUI 5.1
Audio resulting from three generations' co-development between the Harman Kardon audio lab and Huawei acoustic engineers
Four speakers, combined with Huawei SWS 3.0 Smart Sound management, deliver unprecedented richness and precision of sound
With a 1920 x 1200 display no detail will escape your gaze, giving you a perfectly sharp and crisp viewing experience
Smart Power Saving 5.0 technology and a 6660 mAh battery ensure power that lasts, with 10hr video playback
Android 7.0 (Nougat) + Huawei EMUI 5.1, with a fingerprint reader for enhanced ease of access
The MediaPad M3 series is the best tablet series Huawei has to offer. The Lite 10 is a mid-range tablet without a few features you might find in more popular brands. You can buy an LTE or Wi-Fi version of this tablet. The Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4, is the best tablet in the series, due to its superior camera and display resolution. The Lite 10 offers excellent features for everyday use, and superior sound.
Here are a few of the pros and cons of the Mediapad M3 Lite 10
Excellent WiFi speeds for transfers
High-quality camera
Louder than average speakers
Box includes Charger, USB Cable, quick start guide, warranty card, and eject tool.
Not suitable for gaming
Warranty lasts for one year
Too much-preloaded software
USB 2.0 connector instead of C port
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We give the Mediapad M3 Lite 10 from Huawei 2.7 stars out of 5 stars. This moderately-priced tablet works fine if you need it for web browsing and Word, but it is near the bottom of the pack for gaming.
This tablet is responsive even after many straight hours of use. The front-facing camera offers a high megapixel count, and the speakers give you clear, crisp sound. The screen provides easy viewing for internet browsing and Word documents, although heavy graphics may not show up as well.
The MediaPad M3 Lite may not receive future security updates. An internet search provided many comments from current users who were unsure about updates. The increasing number of hackers and other unsavory types taking advantage of internet-connected devices make an unprotected tablet a prime target for identity theft.
There are several brand names in the same price range with better features, like the Apple iPad and Amazon Kindle. However, if you've used Huawei products before and like them, or just want a moderately-priced tablet for web browsing, Skypeing, streaming and music, the MediaPad M3 Lite is a good value.
The MediaPad M3 Lite's low weight, crystal-clear speakers and decent image quality make it a good everyday device for work, school, and streaming. Gamers, however, will want to look elsewhere.
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[UEFA SUPER CUP 2017: FIVE THINGS WE LEARNT]
Manchester United were defeated by Real Madrid in the UEFA Super Cup at Skopje, Macedonia. The English side were put down by goals from Casemiro and Isco but halved the deficit through £75 million signing, Romelu Lukaku. Here are five things we learnt from the game.
Real Madrid miles ahead of Manchester United
The 2-1 score line flatters United as Real Madrid could easily have made it three or four. The Spanish side didn't seem to go full throttle on Manchester United and still dominated the exchanges. Though Manchester United had brief spells staying toe-to toe with the UEFA Champions League winners, Madrid showed for large parts why they still are the side to beat in Europe.
Isco will be important for Real Madrid
The former Malaga midfielder could have been considered the shining star of Real Madrid 'B' last season as he couldn't get a sustained place in the starting lineup of the Los Blancos. The skilful midfielder asides scoring the goal that made a difference was pivotal in knitting play together, popping up in spaces between the lines to receive balls on the turn.
The Spaniard was limited to 18 starts and 12 substitute appearances. Of the 18 starts, Isco was substituted off 13 times. His showing from last season allied with his continued brilliance displayed in the match indicates the midfielder will be very crucial to the Real Madrid side.
Matic might be the steal of the season for £40 million
It's a bit premature, true, but on the strength of Matic's showing, Jose Mourinho might have invested the best piece £40 million he had. The Serbian not just acted as a foil for Paul Pogba, he showed his quality on the ball besting Paul Pogba as Manchester United's best player on the night. He kept thing simple, won four tackles and had a pass accuracy of 88%.
Pogba needs to do more
With Manchester United on the break with three players against two Real Madrid defenders, it was puzzling that Paul Pogba elected to shoot from about 30 yards when Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jese Lingard were in space and better positioned. The Frenchman didn't show enough quality on the ball, barely creating enough chances for Romelu Lukaku to convert. The midfielder lost possession too cheaply sometimes and was not half as dominant and incisive as expected of him. Going forward, the midfielder has to do more considering he has been relieved of some defensive responsibilities by the effective Matic.
Casemiro deserves his place in the Madrid squad
Casemiro's game high-five tackles and two interceptions and ten duels won tells about his indispensability to Real Madrid. Throw in the knack to score goals in important games then you catch the drift: Champions League final, Super Cup final, Barcelona, Napoli… The Brazilian has been the rock on which Madrid's midfield stand, shielding, scraping and scruffing. Being the less showy of his midfield partners, the 25-year-old hardly gets credit for his works but his goal and his consistent hard work in the midfield has seen Europe give him his due.


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class SequencedTaskRunner;
}

namespace net {
class NetLog;
class ProxyInfo;
class ProxyService;
}

class PrefService;

namespace data_reduction_proxy {

class DataReductionProxyEventStore;

class DataReductionProxyConfigurator {
 public:
  // Constructs a configurator. |network_task_runner| should be the task runner
  // for running network operations, |net_log| and |event_store| are used to
  // track network and Data Reduction Proxy events respectively, must not be
  // null, and must outlive this instance.
  DataReductionProxyConfigurator(
      scoped_refptr<base::SequencedTaskRunner> network_task_runner,
      net::NetLog* net_log,
      DataReductionProxyEventStore* event_store);

  virtual ~DataReductionProxyConfigurator();

  void set_net_log(net::NetLog* net_log) {
    DCHECK(!net_log_);
    net_log_ = net_log;
    DCHECK(net_log_);
  }

  // Constructs a proxy configuration suitable for enabling the Data Reduction
  // proxy.
  virtual void Enable(bool primary_restricted,
                      bool fallback_restricted,
                      const std::string& primary_origin,
                      const std::string& fallback_origin,
                      const std::string& ssl_origin);

  // Constructs a proxy configuration suitable for disabling the Data Reduction
  // proxy.
  virtual void Disable();

  // Adds a host pattern to bypass. This should follow the same syntax used
  // in net::ProxyBypassRules; that is, a hostname pattern, a hostname suffix
  // pattern, an IP literal, a CIDR block, or the magic string '<local>'.
  // Bypass settings persist for the life of this object and are applied
  // each time the proxy is enabled, but are not updated while it is enabled.
  virtual void AddHostPatternToBypass(const std::string& pattern);

  // Adds a URL pattern to bypass the proxy. The base implementation strips
  // everything in |pattern| after the first single slash and then treats it
  // as a hostname pattern.
  virtual void AddURLPatternToBypass(const std::string& pattern);

  // Updates the config for use on the IO thread.
  void UpdateProxyConfigOnIOThread(const net::ProxyConfig& config);

  // Returns the current data reduction proxy config, even if it is not the
  // effective configuration used by the proxy service.
  const net::ProxyConfig& GetProxyConfigOnIOThread() const;

 private:
  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(DataReductionProxyConfiguratorTest, TestBypassList);

  // Used for updating the proxy config on the IO thread.
  scoped_refptr<base::SequencedTaskRunner> network_task_runner_;

  // Rules for bypassing the Data Reduction Proxy.
  std::vector<std::string> bypass_rules_;

  // The Data Reduction Proxy's configuration. This contains the list of
  // acceptable data reduction proxies and bypass rules. It should be accessed
  // only on the IO thread.
  net::ProxyConfig config_;

  // Used for logging of network- and Data Reduction Proxy-related events.
  net::NetLog* net_log_;
  DataReductionProxyEventStore* data_reduction_proxy_event_store_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(DataReductionProxyConfigurator);
};

}  // namespace data_reduction_proxy

#endif  // COMPONENTS_DATA_REDUCTION_PROXY_CORE_BROWSER_DATA_REDUCTION_PROXY_CONFIGURATOR_H_

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You Haven't Heard About The Migrant Caravan Lately? Here's What It's Been Up To.
Though Trump has hit pause on his tweets about the Honduran migrants, they're still determined to head north — and his administration is still determined to stop them.
By Karla Zabludovsky
Reporting From
Karla Zabludovsky BuzzFeed News Reporter
Posted on November 8, 2018, at 8:22 p.m. ET
Alfredo Estrella / AFP / Getty Images
MEXICO CITY — With the midterm elections behind him, President Donald Trump has gone quiet on the migrant caravan. Until Tuesday, it was used as rhetorical gasoline to fire up his base during his unsuccessful battle to preserve full Republican control over Congress.
After weeks of Twitter tirades in which he called the caravan an "invasion" and its members "dangerous fighters," Trump's silence was jarring, making some of the president's critics wonder why there was such extensive coverage of it to begin with.
Twitter: @imillhiser, Twitter: @alexkotch
Inside the Mexico City stadium where migrants have been regrouping and recovering since Monday after more than three weeks on the road, few are aware of the debate awaiting them in the US. In the functional mini-city that's sprung up — replete with clowns, yoga instructors, a volleyball court, mariachis, and a food truck corner — there's not much in the way of talk about US politics.
"I think it was a presidential election? And Trump lost?" Dennis Alvarado told BuzzFeed News when pressed about the midterms. Alvarado, a Honduran migrant, was wearing a T-shirt of the US president resembling Ronald McDonald, the McDonald's mascot.
And though Trump hasn't tweeted about the caravan since Election Day, his administration continues to move against its members before they continue their journey to the US border. The Department of Defense has deployed 5,600 troops — in theory in order to impede illegal crossings, but none are allowed to interact with migrants during their mission. Despite predictions that their operation would end after votes were counted on Tuesday, they will remain in place through mid-December.
Vera Bergengruen @VeraMBergen
Most people may have tuned out after the midterm elections, but thousands of active duty troops are still being deployed to "secure the US border." Just in from DOD: 5,600 troops of 7,000 expected have now been deployed. - 1,300 in California - 1,500 in Arizona - 2,800 in Texas
And on Thursday, the Trump administration announced that migrants who cross the border between ports of entry will be denied asylum, a new escalation in the government's offensive against Central Americans fleeing economic hardship and gang violence.
Most migrants who've marched with the caravan, however, plan on turning themselves in to immigration authorities at official border crossings.
Claudia Pacheco is one of them. The 38-year-old, who is traveling with her two teenage sons, told BuzzFeed News she was running out of patience after three days in Mexico City. She knows getting to the border will be hard and she wanted to get on with.
It remains unclear how long the caravan, which at one point numbered around 7,200, will remain in the capital.
For now, the migrants are getting their blistered feet treated by doctors and their sore calves massaged by volunteers. Every inch of the massive sports complex where the caravan is resting is taken up by tents, clusters of people playing cards, local vendors selling cigarettes and peanuts, and portable power stations for migrants to charge their cellphones.
Volunteers call out offering jobs from one tent — as security guards in Queretaro State, in this case — while a group of people from the incoming presidential administration, due to take office on Dec. 1, meet with migrants in another.
A routine has emerged as people get used to the sprawling camp, which feels like a carnival at times. A mariachi band serenades people waiting in line for a hot dog or hamburger from one of the six food trucks that have descended on one corner of the complex. Evangelists roam around preaching the word of God, volunteer hairdressers provide free trims, and dentists scour around migrants' mouths for cavities to fill.
KarlaZabs @karlazabs
Life for the Migrant Caravan in Mexico City 👇🏼
In the center of the stadium, a handwritten sign — written by caravan members who have emerged as leaders over the weekslong journey — lays out the day's schedule: a chat about seeking asylum in the US at 8 a.m., women's assembly at 10 a.m., a presentation on asylum in Mexico at 4 p.m., and a general assembly at 8 p.m.
Despite having been the drivers of electoral fury amid Republican supporters in recent weeks, few migrants seemed aware that key elections were held in the US this week, and none could say which positions were up for grabs.
News from the United States trickles down slowly here and mostly through Facebook feeds. When Trump said there were "Middle Easterners" traveling with the caravan, migrants were baffled, not only because they learned about it from reporters, but because they all seemed to know each other in one way or another.
Still, glimpses of the migrants' feelings toward Trump had begun sprouting up around the camp. A life-size devil sculpture was placed between two mega-tents on the field, a sign reading "Trump, NO border militarization" on its chest.
"We call him Trompa," said Luis Gerardo, one of the Honduran caravan organizers who requested that his last name be withheld. The nickname is a play on the word for "mouth," "because of how ill-spoken he is."
Karla Zabludovsky for BuzzFeed News
Karla Zabludovsky is the Mexico bureau chief and Latin America correspondent for BuzzFeed News and is based in Mexico City.
Contact Karla Zabludovsky at karla.zabludovsky@buzzfeed.com.


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Fashioned from a community of expat music lovers in Tokyo, Wiggle Room returns with a repeat appearance from two revered DJs at the peak of their game. DJ Nobu and Solar last commandeered the Studio X floor back in February, and now they're back for a second round.
Solar has attained global notoriety thanks to his long-standing residency at No Way Back, a highly-regarded session that splits its time between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Beyond the bulk of his schedule in his home town of SF, Solar takes his intimate knowledge of techno, electro, minimal wave and all manner of seductive, subversive dance music far and wide.
DJ Nobu continues to be at the forefront of the techno scene worldwide, primarily focused on his distinctive, otherworldly approach on the decks. As well as a consistently dizzying gig schedule, this year his productions have appeared on releases for Cassegrain's Arcing Sea label and VolteFace's BleeD, as well as a limited 7" for Industrial Jp.
Solar and Nobu will be joined on the Studio X Floor by Stereociti, the Japanese DJ and producer closely associated with German label Mojuba, now based in Lisbon.


text:
Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto ("RaMChaL"):
SECRETS OF THE FUTURE TEMPLE
First Stage: The Temple Mount  Survival of the Creatures
Let me now explain some great secrets relating to the sustenance given to all the creatures of this world from the greatest to the smallest. All are ultimately rooted in the twenty-two letters of the Aleph Beit, for everything in creation derives from these letters and their various combinations and permutations. These twenty-two letters sit at the helm of the government [Malchut] generating infinite numbers of permutations.
The basic letter-combinations are the "two hundred and thirty-one gates" forwards and backwards. These in turn generate countless more complex combinations. Three ciphers appeared at first, and they head all the others: אבג"ד [Aleph-Beit-Gimel-Dalet in order] to the right, תשר"ק [Tav-Shin-Resh-Kuf backwards] to the left, and אתב"ש [Aleph-Tav, Beit-Shin or ATBaSh] in the center.
When the light from the holy union [Zivug] shone in this place, the abundant light and radiance gave new strength and power to the twenty-two letters standing there. One light in particular welled up with very great power. This light is composed of all twenty-two letters of the Aleph Beit as well as five others: MaNTzPaCh [ם' ן' ץ' ף' ך', these being the five letters that take a different form when at the end of a word]. This light is called Ochazah, אוחז"ה, as in the verse: "I said I will climb up into the palm tree, I will take hold [אוחזה] of its branches" (Song of Songs 7:9). The numerical value of the letters of this word is twenty-seven [corresponding to the twenty-seven letters].
After the union [Zivug], this light shines forth so strongly that it overshadows all the others. It is therefore very holy and has tremendous power to bring holiness into a person, together with the other names connected with it, which are embedded in the very same verse. Since this name arises out of connection and unity [Zivug], the verse says: "I will climb up into the palm tree." For as you already know, the palm tree always indicates connection and unity. It is then that this name Ochazah, which includes all the letters of Aleph Beit, gains power. The idea of the "branches" alludes to permutations generated by the letters.
This is the source of all the sustenance given to all those who need it. It therefore says: "And let your breasts be as clusters of the vine." (ibid.). "Breasts" is the name given to the supreme lights that give sustenance to the beings in the lower worlds. Why are they compared to "clusters of the vine"? For when the creatures of the lower worlds ascend to receive at the gates, they connect with and cling to the letters shining at the gate, as I discussed above, for these letters are their very roots. When attached there, they are like grapes attached to a cluster. As to the continuation of the verse, "The smell of your countenance [lit. nose] is like apples" (ibid.), this alludes to the odor of the sacrifice that rises up into the nose to sweeten the severity [Gevurah] found there.
Let me now complete my explanation of the subject of the sustenance. When Tiferet and Malchut joined together, three great lights emerged from the head of Tiferet and came down via Yesod to Malchut, where they reached these three ciphers. When they did so, who can describe the great splendor and radiance with which they shone? The light goes up and down each one of them repeatedly with tremendous force, spreading to all their derivative generations at once, and this is what gives every creature in the world the power it needs.
Second Stage: The Soreg - Renewal of the Creatures
After this, another light radiated from the head [of Tiferet] and shone down to the three ciphers and all their derivative generations. Through this great radiance, all the derivative generations were able to reconnect with their roots, making everything tightly bound together and deeply interconnected. As a result they all shone with a very great new light that gave them regenerative power for themselves as well as the power to produce new generations. However, these new generations came forth only through the mutual joining and interconnection of these lights.
As these lights embraced and combined with one another, a structure appeared in this place in the form of a partition of interlaced wood known as the Soreg. This encompasses the entire Temple Mount inside the outer wall. The outermost area [between the Soreg and the outer wall] contains the basic sustenance required to enable all the different species to survive. This sustenance comes from the first light that shone down to the twenty-two letters, as I explained above. This area surrounds all the others because it includes everything in creation, and everything else is located within it. The height of this partition is exactly ten handbreadths, neither more nor less. You already know the significance of the handbreadth and the measure of ten. This measure is sufficient to provide for all the creatures in the world.
Third Stage: The Cheil - Perfection of the Creatures
Finally a third light radiated from the head [of Tiferet] and reached the ciphers. This light encompassed all the lights and all the letters in their entirety, joining them all together in a single bond. This bond is expressed in the glorious, awesome name of YHVH blessed-be-He. This gave everything in creation the power to attain perfection through the mystery of Adam. This great secret is known to those versed in the ways of wisdom, who understand the actual process through which the world comes to be rectified.
The name to which I am referring is Adam, i.e. the expansion of YHVH with Aleph's: יוד הא ואו הא [= 45, sum of the numerical value of the letters of ADaM]. All God's works came into being through Binah, associated with the name EHYH. When the latter name is "expanded" as אלף הא יוד הא, it enters the middle Aleph of the expanded YHVH I mentioned, so that everything - YHVH, EHYH and everything else - is included in Adam.
Surrounding the area in which the light that I have been discussing spread out stands a wall ten cubits high known as the Cheil. The sum of the numerical values of the letters of Cheil [48] is equivalent to that of YHVH (26) and EHYH (21) [plus 1 for the kolel]. Thus all the measurements of the House are duly complete.
Steps leading up from the Cheil to the Courtyard
It remains for me to explain to you the meaning of the steps between the various areas of the Temple. These steps involve great secrets, for they are literally the steps upon which the worlds and their inhabitants ascend from world to world. Thus all the gates have steps leading up to them, though they differ in number in each case depending on their respective secrets.
Leading up from the Cheil to the Outer Courtyard on the eastern side there are twelve most imposing steps, while on the north and south sides there are seven steps each. Let me explain this matter. The lights are arranged in two different ways, which is why there are two different paths for their ascent, each path corresponding to one of these different arrangements. For the lights are divided into ten and seven. They are seven when arranged in the order of the Palaces [Heichalot] but ten when arranged in the order of the ten levels [Sefirot] themselves. Both need to ascend. How do they do so? They always start from the bottom. Each lower light joins and merges with the light above it until all are bound together in a single unity. For this reason there are as many steps as there are levels, in order to elevate them, step after step, to the top. That is why there are seven steps to the north and south corresponding to the seven Heichalot.
On the eastern side, however, there are twelve steps. Let me tell you why they are twelve. This is a very deep secret, and you must apply your powers of understanding. The Malchut of the level of the Chayot [angels of Yetzirah] remained on the level of the Ofanim [angels of Asiyah, for Malchut of the higher level becomes Keter of the lower level]. There on the level of the Ofanim this Malchut divided into two, completing the number of steps. [It would appear that the reference is to the steps leading from the Cheil (corresponding to Asiyah) to the Outer Courtyard (corresponding to Yetzirah).]
A new Malchut then came forth on the level of the Chayot and from this Malchut were formed two great heads over all the Ofanim. They stand over them in the form of a male and female. Thus there are ten levels with two heads over them. Since some of these heads were already in the world [of the Ofanim] itself, i.e. the first Malchut that I mentioned [which remained on the level of the Ofanim and divided into two], there had to be two more steps corresponding to these heads themselves [i.e. the two heads formed from the new Malchut of the Chayot, which stand over the Ofanim].
Steps from the Women's Courtyard to the Israelite Courtyard
From the Outer Courtyard to the Inner Courtyard are eight steps on all three sides. They occupy part of the vestibules leading up to the gates of the Inner Courtyard in between the cells of the gates. Let me explain to you the secret of these eight steps. They have known names of their own. These are two names containing a total of eight letters out of which these steps were formed.
For when the worlds need to ascend, power and energy go forth from the higher worlds to give the lower worlds the strength to ascend. When the Chayot [angels of Yetzirah, corresponding to the Outer Courtyard] want to come up to the Throne [World of Beriyah, corresponding to the Inner Courtyard], two most powerful lights shine forth to them from the throne, giving them the strength to ascend. As they go up, the power of these lights makes them sing a most pleasant song, for it is these lights that give them the strength to rise up. For this reason the angels will not leave them so as not to lose their strength.
These two lights come out from the Wisdom [Chochmah] and Understanding [Binah] in the Throne. The name of the first light is Kadosh while the name of the second is Baruch. Their roots are respectively YHVH and EHYH. When these lights shine on the Chayot, who can describe the thunderous surge of agitation and trembling and the roar the Chayot send back as they receive them in awe and fear, holiness and purity. From these lights the Chayot gain the strength to ascend. This is what is written: "And one called to another and said, 'Holy, holy, holy [Kadosh] is YHVH of hosts'" (Isaiah 6:3), while Ezekiel said: "And a wind lifted me up, and I heard behind me the sound of a great noise: 'Blessed [Baruch] be the glory of YHVH from His place'" (Ezekiel 3:12).
It is through these two names that the angels go up, and this is why the People of Israel rise on their toes when saying these two verses in their prayers. For when the Chayot move forward to ascend, they too say these words. At first it says: "And I heard the sound of their wings like the sound of abundant waters." (Ezekiel 1:24). But when they stand at the higher level to which they rise, it says of them: "When they stood, they let down their wings" (ibid. vv. 24, 25).
Understand how the steps came to be in front of the gates. It was when the light burst through the walls and spread forth outside that these lights [which brought the steps into being] were revealed to the creatures of the lower worlds.
Steps between the Altar and the Vestibule of the Sanctuary
Twelve steps lead up from the Inner Courtyard to the Vestibule of the Sanctuary. They are twelve because they correspond to the Palaces [Heichalot] of the Throne [Beriyah, i.e. the Inner Courtyard], of which there are six in the Palace of Desire [Heichal Haratzon] and another six, making a total of twelve. The highest of all, "Holy of Holies", is the one that goes up to the World of Atzilut [i.e. it is the "top step" leading into the Sanctuary and its Vestibule, which correspond to the world of Atzilut].
"The gate facing east shall be shut"
(Ezekiel 46:1)
Let me now explain to you a secret relating to the instructions given to Ezekiel as to "the Gate of the Inner Court facing east" (Ezekiel 46:1). The East Gate is a place of the most intense light and power, and cannot be opened for the creatures of the lower worlds except on Shabbat and the New Moon. This is because it is in direct alignment with the Great Gate [the center column], and must therefore be kept closed. It can only be opened for the Prince, namely the Messianic King. Because of his great strength and paramount importance, this gate will be open for him, but no-one else will be able to enter except on those two days.
Let me explain to you what is special about these two days. On these days the Shechinah receives a very great light indeed from Tiferet. Now let me tell you the difference between Shabbat and the New Moon. The New Moon is "down below" in the sense that the Shechinah [does not rise from her place but stays below and there] receives power from Tiferet - a new power to govern all her armies for her entire thirty-day circuit. Shabbat, on the other hand, rises to far higher levels. For these reasons this gate will be opened on these two days and the people will come to prostrate themselves and share its great light.
Pilgrims' exit route from the Temple
However, the obligation to appear in the Temple on festivals is bound up with a different secret. The purpose is to reconnect the branches with their roots three times a year. The roots are divided into two, one to the right and one to the left. The pilgrims [branches] must enter by one gate, proceed across the Temple and leave by the opposite gate in order for all the roots to be joined to one another and thus become interconnected and unified. When this happens, it is said, "And who is like your People Israel, one nation in the earth!" (II Samuel 7:23).
Water flowing from the Holy of Holies
By the entrance to the Inner House is a small path where the sweetest waters flow. Let me tell you where these waters come from and where they are going. These waters come from the innermost place of delight, a place of the most powerful Mercy [Rachamim]. For that reason, as these waters come out, their direction of flow is to the south [Chesed]. They then flow out of the Temple.
Where to? This is explained in the verse: ". And they will come into the sea, into the sea of the putrid waters, and the waters shall be healed" (Ezekiel 47:8). For their mission is to heal all gatherings of water from their saltiness by means of the tremendous mercy they contain. These waters are not the same as the basic sustenance given to enable all things to subsist, but rather a most precious light that shines from the Holy of Holies in order to temper the severity of Gevurah in any place that it is strong.
Even so, it says: "But its swamps and marshes will not be healed; they will serve to supply salt" (ibid. v. 11). For some Gevurah is needed in the world, and this is the significance of the salt required with all sacrifices. For this reason "they will serve to supply salt", and this is why some was left. If it were not so, Mercy would spread out on every side and all the powers of Gevurah would disappear.
In the time of the Mashiach mercy will spread throughout the world, and all things will be rectified and brought to perfection. All the lights will shine with a radiance unlike anything ever known. Holiness will spread without bounds, and all the worlds will be filled with serenity, bliss and joy, as it says: "This is the day that God made, we will rejoice and be glad on it" (Psalms 118:24).
And may it be the will of our Father in Heaven to quickly bring about His redemption in kindness and mercy, "And the city will be built on its hill and the palace will sit in its appointed place" (Jeremiah 30:18) speedily in our days. Amen!
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Adult contemporary music gem: Lisa McClowry's "Time Signatures"
Posted by: knowledgeherald in Music November 28, 2019	7 Views
An adult contemporary music artist who calls Chicago home these days, Lisa McClowry successfully blends a remarkable vocal range with tender song lyrics and a jazz-pop accompaniment in "Time Signatures."
Lisa McClowry, a Movie Music-Voiceover Professional.
In addition to her adult contemporary recordings, McClowry's repertoire includes movie music themes including "Bridge to the Stars" for the Wild Thornberry's soundtrack, and "Through the Eyes of Child," from the big screen adaptation of "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle."
Using her talent as a voiceover artist, Lisa McClowry has been the sound behind major advertising campaigns as well as the character "Princess" in Rugrats in Paris: The Movie.
"Time Signatures" is the Title Track to Lisa McClowry's Current Album.
"Time Signatures," the first of 12 tracks on the album of the same name, was released July 13, 2010 on World Stage International Records, distributed by NuGroove Music via the Sony/Red label. The disk was recorded at World Stage Studio and Lennon's Den, both in Burr Ridge, Illinois.
With duration lasting a total of 3:58, "Time Signatures" ends much too soon.
McClowry's "Time Signatures" Blends Gentle Lyrics and Explosive Vocal Trajectories, Creating a Winning Adult Contemporary Sound.
In "Time Signatures," an upbeat blend of gentle lyrics amid a sometimes vintage improvisational feel, McClowry evokes a combined Dusty Springfield-Mariah Carey-Anita Baker song diva groove.
"I will always treasure, those first moments of forever" are some of the tender lyrics that sit atop pounding drums and neat but funky bass lines, the foundation and at times the launching pad, for McClowry's remarkable vocal trajectories.
Soft, sweet-sounding back-up vocalists, a punchy beat and well-balanced mastering provide the added sparkle to McClowry's expertly crafted mix of finesse and pop.
Lisa McClowry and Jim Peterik, Performer and Composer, Teamed Up to Create "Time Signatures."
The liner notes for the Time Signatures CD credits 23 musicians for their work on Lisa McClowry's latest collection. Jim Peterik is cited as the producer of the album and the creator of the "Time Signatures" title track. Peterik's name can be found in various online product descriptions regarding the Time Signatures CD:
"Vocalist Lisa McClowry, in collaboration with Jim Peterik (Grammy Award winner, Oscar nominee for Eye Of The Tiger, writer of The Search Is Over, Hold On Loosely, Vehicle and many more), is releasing her new CD, Time Signatures, in July 2010."
Remarkable vocals, tender lyrics and a jazz-pop accompaniment are the key elements in Lisa McClowry and collaborator Jim Peterik's adult contemporary music gem, "Time Signatures."
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It's a bold enough change that Hitman: Absolution's premise is not based off a series of assignments (at least as far as Square Enix is willing to reveal). Instead, Agent 47 has a single target: Ms. Diana Burnwood. Sound familiar? That's because she was his handler in the previous games.
Ever after viewing a trailer about the events that led to this mission, details are still scarce. I was assured by an IO Interactive spokesman that Agent 47's all-business nature shouldn't trigger any emotional second guessing even though this was his boss.
This demo found Agent 47 at an orphanage, in a mission that appeared to be one of a multitude of indirect steps that would lead him to Diana. Thugs have raided the orphanage in search of a girl, which seems to be related to 47's interests as well. It doesn't take long to witness the kind of brutality the game is known for, where even the nuns aren't safe. At one point, 47 came across a guard who was about to be executed; it's one of many scenes that will test the player's determination in staying hidden. Thankfully there weren't any such scenes involving children.


The weather continues to defy annual February odds in Steamboat. I've heard locals go from complaining about nowhere to put the snow to now complaining that we are due for a healthy dump. I'm choosing to live in the moment and take the weather as it comes. We truly are experiencing the best of everything Mother Nature has to offer: Great skiing conditions, sunny skies, dry roads and a hiatus from moving snow.
I feel incredibly blessed to wake up to bluebird skies yet cold winter temperatures on these picturesque February days. Starting my day by breathing in fresh mountain air is something I treasure. Feeling the sun on my face as I make my way up Sundown Express lift is a gift I am thankful for each day. Perfect railroad-track groomers is all I could ask for. My first morning dilemma involved which of my favorite runs to ski first: Rolex or West Side.
After choosing West Side, I made a hasty return to the top for second dose of High Noon and lower High Noon. As I said last week, conditions are still as good as groomer days get. Dry, silky smooth corduroy to dig my edges into.
Making my way over to Storm Peak, I made a blissful run down lower Rainbow. Again, perfect turns and the run to myself. As selfish as I admit I am, going back to a less crowded week on the mountain and in town always makes me smile. Buddy's Run may have been as good or better than the Priest Creek side of the mountain. Just perfect in my eyes.
From everything I keep reading about El Nino, we are supposed to continue in a cold trend. Some outlets say heavy snow, some say an early spring. So which will it be? I am content with whatever Mother Nature chooses. As long as the skies are sunny and the temps stay cold, I'm a happy camper.
As the Caribbean cultures say, just be IRIE! Everything will happen as it's supposed to.


This 10-day Baltic vacation takes you through the capitals of the region, including Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki, and St. Petersburg.
Your Latvia vacation begins in Riga, the Latvian capital and largest capital in the Baltic. Riga is known for its medieval architecture and lively market life. Explore the Old Town to see Gothic spires and Art Nouveau facades as well as popular landmarks like Riga Castle, the Dome Cathedral, and the red brick Brother of Blackheads building. If you're looking for excitement, head to Livu Square to find the city's bets bars and nightclubs.
Continue your European vacation by venturing into Estonia, passing through the northern forests on route to Tallinn, a city that combines medieval history with modern eccentricity. Tallinn has garnered something of a reputation as the Baltic's party capital, but its classical architecture remains one of the highpoints of a visit here. You'll tour the Old Town of Vanalinn to see the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky, Toompea Castle, and the domed Cathedral of St. Mary. While in town, you can also take advantage of the booming arts and crafts scene and indulge in the city's famous nightlife. You'll also have the opportunity to visit Kadriorg Park and Kumu, an art museum renowned for its collection of classic and contemporary artworks.
Before you leave Estonia, you'll have the chance to head to Lahemaa National Park, where you can visit charming 16th Vihula Manor and tour the Vodka Museum. Continue your journey to Helsinki, which is ground zero for any Finland vacations. This Daughter of the Baltic is a popular getaway spot and one of the most charmingly-designed cities in Europe. A sightseeing tour will take you to many of the most famous sites in the historical centre, including the imposing red granite Parliament Building, impeccably-designed Finlandia Hall, and the Temppeliaukio or "Church of the Rock," which is carved entirely out of solid rock. You'll also have the freedom to take advantage of Helsinki's design district, where artisan shops and art galleries fill the lanes, or head to the Seurasaari Open-Air Museum to learn about traditional Finnish lifestyles and customs.
From Helsinki, pass over the border in Russia, stopping off at Vyborg Castle, on route to St. Petersburg, the nation's imperial heart. Moscow might have become the Russian capital in 1917 but St. Petersburg remains the nation's greatest artistic treasure. Built by Peter the Great in the early 18th century, this Baltic port is full of palaces and cathedrals that show off two centuries of Russian decadence. A city tour will introduce you to many of the best sites. You'll gasp at the towering golden spire of the cathedral inside Peter and Paul Fortress, stand in awe of the Winter Palace, and learn about the country's religious traditions at the Nevsky Convent. Close out your Russia vacation by visiting the Peterhof, Peter the Great's crowning achievement, as well as the State Hermitage, which houses the artistic wealth of the old empire.
A brand new designer 4 star Superior hotel in the heart on Riga's historic centre occupying a magnificient 1901 Art Nouveau building designed by the world famous architect K. Peksens. Easy walking distance to Old Town and cultural land mark attractions:Freedom Monument, National Opera, Dome Square. Fine dining restaurant and bar, luxurious SPA, comprehensive conference facilities, free WIFI, large parking area, and next to the Central Railway station.
The tour continues along the coastal highway to the Estonian summer resort of Parnu. You'll do a short tour of the resort before you continue through the North Estonian land of forests and arrive in Tallinn early afternoon, check-in at the Hotel Radisson Blu Olympia**** or similar.
The Radisson Blu Olympia is located the heart of Old Town. The bustling shopping and business districts of Estonia's capital are steps away and the Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport is only three kilometres from the hotel. While in Tallinn, guests can enjoy accommodation in one of 390 well-equipped rooms.
Tallinn is a charming blend of medieval tranquillity and modern urban life. The medieval Old Town is a busy place in the summer with its many shops, galleries, souvenir markets, outdoor cafés and restaurants. The sightseeing tour takes you around the old medieval city walls and into the Old Town where you'll see Toompea Castle, Dome Church, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, medieval Old Town Hall and Great Guild Hall. In the afternoon an optional excursion is offered to Kadriorg Park and visit to KUMU, the award-winning new Estonian art museum, with its collections of classic and contemporary fine art. The evening offers an optional medieval dinner at Restaurant Peppersack.
This day offers first an optional day excursion to Lahemaa National Park, where you can viisit Palmse Manor, a memorial to the von Pahlen family, and Sagadi Manor. The tour ends with a visit to the charming 16th century Vihula Manor and the Vodka Museum. After lunch break, you'll head back to Tallinn to take the ferry to Helsinki and enjoy a refreshing tour through the Finnish archipelago before arriving in Helsinki. Upon arrival you'll be transferred to the hotel and check-in at Hotel Glo Art**** or similar.
Helsinki is truly located at the crossroads of Western and Eastern culture and this is reflected everywhere in the green and lively Finnish capital. The sightseeing tour takes you around the harbours and the Senate Square with the Lutheran Cathedral, up central Mannerheim Street and by the Parliament Building, the Finlandia Hall, and the Sibelius Monument and for a visit at the famous Church-in-the-Rock. The afternoon offers an optional excursion to the Suomenlinna Fortress, a cultural treasure which construction was started in the 18th century as a sea fortress. Located on an island, this fortress is a unique attraction for visitors.
Today you'll continue eastbound to St. Petersburg. Shortly after crossing the border into Russia you'll arrive in Vyborg, where you'll take time for a short sightseeing tour and a photo-stop at Vyborg Castle. In the late afternoon you'll arrive in St. Petersburg and check-in at Hotel Sokos Vasilievsky**** or similar.
St. Petersburg is an amazing city. Its imperial palaces and museums enjoy worldwide fame, while the Neva River and the many canals have deservedly given the city the title "The Venice of the North". During the morning sightseeing tour you'll get acquainted with all the splendours of the city: the Peter-Paul Fortress, the Winter Palace, St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Church of the Bleeding Savior, the Nevsky Convent and much more. The afternoon offers an optional excursion to Zarskoye Selo with the impressive Catherine's Palace and the Amber Room, which vanished during World War II and was restored for St. Petersburg's tri-centennial celebrations. In the evening enjoy an optional visit to the Nikolaevsky Palace with an exciting Russian folklore show and Russian "champagne" and snacks.
The morning is reserved for an optional visit to Peterhof, an uncontested masterpiece of the time of Peter the Great, with the impressive Grand Palace, Grand Cascade and Water Avenue and its wonderful parks. In the afternoon, an optional visit to the world-famous Hermitage Art Museum is offered. In the evening enjoy an optional Russian dinner at Restaurant Pryanosti & Radosti.
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How do you weave a wish?
Please join DWR and Carl Hansen & Son for a special evening to celebrate the authentic Wishbone Chair and meet master craftsman Benny Hammer Larsen from the factory in Denmark. On the job for 20 years, Larsen will demonstrate his skill in weaving the paper cord that forms Wishbone's distinctive seat. Carl Hansen & Son has been making the wishbone to Hans J. Wegner's original specifications since its introduction in 1950. Wine and light fare will be served. One lucky guest will win a Wishbone Chair.
RSVP to pr@dwr.com by October 6.
Wednesday, October 8, 6pm, DWR SoHo Studio, 110 Greene St. (between Prince and Spring), New York, NY 10012, Phone: 212.475.0001.
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David Trubridge will be in North America in October, 2014. His visit includes a series of "Huis" held at showrooms across the US and Mexico as well as a speaking appearance at the SXSW Eco conference (Austin, TX), a reception hosted by the New Zealand Consul General (Los Angeles, CA) and presentations at the University of Texas at Austin and the Iberoamericana University (Mexico City, MX). David will be showing his work including new designs at the WestEdge Design Fair (Santa Monica, CA). MoreMore…
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Sebastian Errazuriz openings and events
Last May, WantedDesign and Industry City invited Sebastian Errazuriz to create an installation during NYCxDesign, The Giant Golden Piñata. "I had just reached my first year of working at the new studio in Sunset Park and I wanted to create a piece that could be festive and be part of a celebration," said Errazuriz. The Giant Golden Piñata was hung between buildings and filled with $1 bills; at the closing day of the event IC/Design people were invited to grab some red sticks and have a go at it. It was a blast! MoreMore…
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WantedDesign is an international and transdisciplinary design platform that focuses on foster dialogues, establishing relationships and new collaborations along the year; and it's proud to announce that the Holy Stools, by the furniture design company founded by François Chambard and based in Brooklyn, UM Project, will be part of Ensemble, an exhibition organized by Serge Bensimon that will open on Friday, September 5, at the Gallery S. Bensimon in Paris. For more info visit www.gallerybensimon.com.
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Yale Baroque Opera Project
About YBOP
The Yale Baroque Opera Project presented its 2019 production, Luigi Rossi's Orfeo, on April 27 and 28, 2019. Click here to view photos from the production!
Ellen Rosand, Executive Director | Grant Herreid, Artistic Director
The Yale Baroque Opera Project (YBOP) was founded in 2007 to introduce Yale students to historical and aesthetic studies related to Italian opera from the 17th and early 18th centuries. Each year, Yale undergraduates audition and enroll in a course that culminates in a fully staged production of a baroque opera. After months of music coaching and staging rehearsals, students have the unique opportunity to perform in a professionally directed and designed production at the University Theater in New Haven, Connecticut.
YBOP was originally funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation through a Distinguished Achievement Award granted to Ellen Rosand, George A. Saden Professor Emeritus of Music at Yale University.


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 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
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package org.apache.aurora.scheduler.state;

import com.google.common.base.Optional;

import org.apache.aurora.scheduler.storage.entities.ILock;
import org.apache.aurora.scheduler.storage.entities.ILockKey;

/**
 * Defines all {@link ILock} primitives like: acquire, release, validate.
 */
public interface LockManager {
  /**
   * Creates, saves and returns a new {@link ILock} with the specified {@link ILockKey}.
   * This method is not re-entrant, i.e. attempting to acquire a lock with the
   * same key would throw a {@link LockException}.
   *
   * @param lockKey A key uniquely identify the lock to be created.
   * @param user Name of the user requesting a lock.
   * @return A new ILock instance.
   * @throws LockException In case the lock with specified key already exists.
   */
  ILock acquireLock(ILockKey lockKey, String user) throws LockException;

  /**
   * Releases (removes) the specified {@link ILock} from the system.
   *
   * @param lock {@link ILock} to remove from the system.
   */
  void releaseLock(ILock lock);

  /**
   * Verifies if the provided lock instance is identical to the one stored in the scheduler
   * ONLY if the operation context represented by the {@link ILockKey} is in fact locked.
   * No validation will be performed in case there is no correspondent scheduler lock
   * found for the provided context.
   *
   * @param context Operation context to validate with the provided lock.
   * @param heldLock Lock to validate.
   * @throws LockException If provided lock does not exist or not identical to the stored one.
   */
  void validateIfLocked(ILockKey context, Optional<ILock> heldLock) throws LockException;

  /**
   * Returns all available locks stored.
   *
   * @return Set of {@link ILock} instances.
   */
  Iterable<ILock> getLocks();

  /**
   * Thrown when {@link ILock} related operation failed.
   */
  class LockException extends Exception {
    public LockException(String msg) {
      super(msg);
    }
  }
}


We're back for another round of Friday Fashion Face-off, the perfect way to kick off the weekend. It's time to kick back, sip your Chardonnay, and contemplate Serena's abs.
Is anyone watching the HBO special, Being Serena? The five-part series chronicles the champion's pregnancy, delivery, health scare, and battle to return to top form. The first episode aired on Wednesday. I enjoyed the peek behind the scenes and the grainy footage of her childhood in Compton.
Weirdly, I was surprised to see Serena's late-term pregnancy belly. What is there to be surprised about? I don't know. It's not like I don't know what a pregnant belly looks like.
Maybe it's just because she's…well, Serena, with that awe-inspiring physique. The full-term pregnancy made her look so much more vulnerable. Still awesome, but a different kind of awesome.
So while I'm obsessing inappropriately about Serena's belly, I thought we'd do a fashion face-off of her crop-top outfits. The first is from the 2004 U.S. Open, all denim and studs and attitude.
At the 2016 French Open, Serena bared her abs again, albeit a little more modestly. No denim, no studs. Still plenty of attitude.
Once again, we have a two-part poll. You can never have too many polls.
If you're going to go belly, gotta go all-belly. Plus, if you got the guns, gotta show off the guns. I don't have guns, but if I did I'd wear a shirt like that every day. Well, maybe without the missing midriff. And bigger studs.
I agree! It's the sleeves that really ruin the newer outfit. But the flouncy extra skirt isn't helping either. I wasn't expecting to pick the denim and studs, but I think it's clearly the better look for her.
If my opponent came out looking like 2004 Serena, I'd run back and hide in the locker room.


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Q: Captar datos de un bucle con jquery Tengo un código que me genera un bucle, el cual capta toda la información en etiquetas Text
, el problema nace cuando intento captar un dato en específico con JQuery, como lo podría ser un id de entre los 5 que tengo almacenados en la base de datos, ya que al momento de imprimir el id en una alerta solo me aparece el primero que fue creado en el ciclo y no el que fue seleccionado en el JSP.
                while (iter.hasNext()) {
        %>

                <input type="text" id="id" value="<%=pedidos.getId()%>">

Como se puede ver lo que se imprime en pantalla son los id de la base de datos como serian (1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5) pero mi interés es que cuando el usuario seleccione el id 3, aparezca el id 3 en un alert , para esto realice el siguiente código en JQuery.
$(function () {
$("#Agregar_a_la_compra button , a").click(function () {
    alert ($('#id_reseta').val());
}); });

Pero como ya dije anteriormente el único valor que me aparece es 1 y no el 3 que es el que seleccione.

A: al iterar estás generando el id="Agregar_a_la_compra" muchas veces, al ser un id debería ser unico dentro del DOM.
Jquery toma el primer id que encuentra dentro de los elementos del html.
Lo dejaría así:
<div class="blo3 flex-w flex-col-l-sm m-b-30" data-id="<%=pedidos.getId()%>" class="Agregar_a_la_compra">

Y el código JS así:
$(function () {
   $(".Agregar_a_la_compra").on('click',function () {
       alert ($(this).attr('data-id'));
   });
});

De esta manera colocas a "Agregar_a_la_compra" como una clase, puedes agregarla múltiple veces dentro del loop y luego desde el js haces referencia al attr data-id.
Espero te sirva.

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CNN's Chris Cuomo Erupts Into Childish Rage After Rep. Jim Jordan Points Out 1 Hard Fact About Obama
Chris Cuomo was in rare form this week when talking with Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) about multiple different topics but at one point Cuomo was essentially yelling at Jordan about the recent release of the FISA memo from Republican lawmakers, but Cuomo refused to believe anything Jordan tried to fire back at him, reports Grabien News.
First Cuomo comes out with harsh accusations right out of the gate against Republican lawmakers Rob Porter's access to classified information that the President was seeing, saying that it was "reckless" to allow Porter who did not have the proper security clearances.
Then they move on to the FISA memo that was released by Republicans last week, Cuomo judges the congressman for judging the FISA court application process because not all of them know exactly what goes into it. To which Jordan asks Cuomo the same thing, and the host admits he never has either.
After Cuomo tried to pin all these wrongdoings on Republicans and how they have handled these memo releases and their claims about the Russian collusion investigation, Jordan decideds to ask Cuomo some questions about CNN's favorite liberal, former President Obama.
Jordan asks about the situation when Bill Clinton met with Attorney General Loretta Lynch in a secret meeting on the subject of Hillary Clinton's email investigation on the tarmac at the International Airport in Phoenix, Arizona.
"Do you think it's normal for the attorney general of the United States to meet with the husband of the subject of the investigation on the tarmac?" asked Jordan.
"No. And it was wrong," Cuomo admits.
Then Jordan keeps firing at him, "And then the attorney general has to recuse herself, but that recusal is no profile in courage because she already knows they're not going to press charges. That's what that says."
"The dialogue between two lovers is not relevant to me, as suggestive as an entire F.B.I. investigation. Was it wrong for Lynch to meet with Clinton? Absolutely, it was wrong," Cuomo claims.
"I never talked about that aspect of the Page/Strzok relationship," says Jordan.
"I know. It doesn't suit your narrative. If you write them off as lovers who are just bantering about B.S., your story doesn't stand up so well," Cuomo says.
But Jordan stands his ground and doesn't let Cuomo take him down with his double talk, "No, he was deputy director of counterintelligence at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and he was talking about an insurance policy and he altered the Russia investigation."
Cuomo then tries to keep going to say that Jordan doesn't know what they meant by an "insurance policy" but one thing Jordan did get out of Cuomo was admitting that what former President Bill Clinton did with the Attorney General at the time is suspicious at the very least and unlawful at the most.
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Mass Pike Road Rage like no other!
February 11, 2019 By Staff & filed under Blog.
Road rage caught on camera, with twists and turns that you do not see every day! A 65 year old man was caught on camera holding on for dear life after a fender bender resulted in road rage unlike anything we've seen this year so far. The incident in Massachusetts ended up with a man…
3 Teen boys held at gunpoint until police arrive
February 9, 2019 By Staff & filed under Blog.
And it was all caught on camera! "They're lucky I didn't shoot them" stated Stephen Routh after catching three teens in the act of ransacking his parents home in Asheboro, North Carolina. He was alerted by a neighbor and met the three young men as they were leaving the family home. Stephen was not playing…
Distance Education Through Our Expanded PDN Academy!
February 15, 2017 By Rob Pincus & filed under Blog.
You might have noticed that we've expanded PDN Academy recently by adding a few classes to the offerings at the PDN Academy Distance Education Page. These three new courses are just the beginning of the dramatically expanded catalogue we have planned for 2017. I've long been a believer in the concept of distance education, especially…
How Good Are You? Measuring Shooting Skill
April 17, 2013 By Mike Seeklander & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.
Most shooters have a type A personality that drives us. That being the case, my students often ask me how to measure the skills they have. While there are multiple ways to measure skill, I like to have one that objectively allows me to measure my ability, so I can compare it to my skill…
Framework for Firearms Owners
June 20, 2012 By Omari Broussard & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.
Acquiring, Owning, and Training with a Defensive Firearm A framework is a structural plan for a project. I find that, when training new defensive shooters, common questions are "What type of firearm should I purchase?" "How should I train?" and "How should I continue to develop my skills?" I hope to give some insight on…
Test Drive: A Defensive Shooter Visits the Rental Gun Counter
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I'm a very lucky guy: I love what I do for a living and I'm grateful that I get to do it at Black Wing Shooting Center in Delaware, Ohio. From a defensive-minded shooter's perspective, one of the many great things about Black Wing Shooting Center is its large and ever-changing selection of rental firearms…
Krav Maga Handgun Disarms
October 13, 2011 By Mark Slane & filed under All Articles, Defensive Issues, Unarmed Defense.
Krav Maga has been developed over the past 60 years by and for the Israeli military. Krav Maga is not a martial art. It does not do anything for the sake of tradition or because "that's how the founder did it." Krav Maga is an open and evolving system and, in my opinion, there is…
Martial Artists and Firearms – Best Self Defense Martial Art
August 10, 2011 By Mark Slane & filed under All Articles, Defensive Issues, Unarmed Defense.
Tradition I believe that there are two basic reasons for this. The first is that martial artists are studying arts that are hundreds if not thousands of years old. They pride themselves on the tradition and the fact that they are still doing it the same in 2011 as the Masters were doing eons ago.…
Playing the Odds: Training for Real Gunfights
May 11, 2011 By Lt. David L. Williams & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.
Training for real gunfights is a tricky business. The reality is that very little is known about law enforcement officers involved in dynamic critical incidents. Even less is known about civilians who are involved in such incidents. Rob Pincus accurately points out that there are four factors that affect your ability to hit the target…
Finding Snub Stocks That Fit Your Hand
June 21, 2010 By Claude Werner & filed under All Articles, Equipment and Accessories, Personal Defense Equipment.
One thing that distinguishes snubs and revolvers from autoloaders is that a variety of stocks differing widely in size, shape, and material can be fit to them. This can be either an advantage or a disadvantage. If they fit you well, they can really enhance your shooting. If they fit you poorly, you aren't going…


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