The new march will go over the air for the first time when the band broadcasts over WHAD, Marquette radio station, Thursday night, Jan. 30. Mr. O'Neill began the work of composing the music and writing the verse shortly after the close of the football season last November.
"While composing the number, I had in mind the Marquette band of the future," said Mr. O'Neill. "We hope someday to have an eighty piece band with eight basses, similar to that which the University of Iowa brought here for the homecoming game."
And swing as he goes along.
That high stepping Marquette band!
Cadet Francis R. Hoehl, third year student at West Point military academy and former Marquette university student, returned to his home at 463 Forty-ninth street on Christmas furlough wearing the gold stars of the honor student on his collar. To be accorded the honor of wearing the stars, the students scholastic average must be more than 92 per cent. Cadet Hoehl is a graduate of Washington High school. He attended Marquette university for one semester. He returned to West Point Jan. 1.
the University are invited to attend.
Because they did not wish to suffer the ill-luck which traditionally follows a postponed wedding, Roland Marx, 1930 graduate of the College of Business Administration, and Mae Sauer allowed nothing-not even the theft of a trousseau-to interfere with their plans.
Thursday, Dec. 17 at 7 a. m. was the day set for the wedding. The Rev. J. A. Berens, dean of men at Marquette university, was to perform the ceremony at Gesu church.
On the eve of the event the couple parked their car before the home of a relative, at 459 Twelfth avenue and when they returned they discovered that someone could not resist the temptation of making off with the attractive trousseau which was complete in every detail, from wedding gown to bracelet.
But youthful courage dominated, and after a few moments concentration the parties concerned issued frantic appeals for aid. With the hearty co-operation of tradespeople the missing pieces were replaced and within a few hours peace reigned again.
Roland and Mae were married at 7 o'clock.
that the bride's entire trousseau Business Administration.
New theories on the modification of voice qualities were set forth at the fifteenth annual convention of the National Association of Teachers of Speech, at the Stevens hotel, Chicago, by Dr. J. Oscar Russel of Ohio State university. Whereas it was previously thought that voice qualities were modified in the head and chest cavities, Dr. Russel said, new discoveries show that instead they are modified in the larynx proper. Dr. Russel supplemented his talk with slides of the larynx as it actually appears while being used for speech.
Speaking of the evidence he set forth. Dr. Russel said, "This comprises the first experimental evidence to show how these voice qualities are modified on the interior of the larynx proper, and seem to show that most former conceptions which traced these qualities to a so-caled resonance of the nasal and other head, as well as chest, cavities, must be modified."
Among the other speakers who addressed the convention were Dr, Lee Hravis, of the University of Iowa; Dr. Elmer L. Kenyon, of Rush Medical college, Chicago; Henry A. Bellows, vice-president of the Columbia Broadcasting system; R. K. Immel, of the University of Southern California and Dr.. Robert West, of the University of Wisconsin, who gave a report on the National Child Welfare conference held recently in Washington, D. C.
Miss Pearl Heffron and Mrs. Margaret S. Mullen, of the faculty of the School of Speech, represented Marquette at the convention. Maurice Grant, of the School of Speech, and Joseph Rice, graduate student, also attended the meeting.
Five pretty, smiling Hilltop colleens, Marquette coeds, have broken into the talkies!
Trying on the hats that mother used to wear and telling the sound machine how they differ from the millinery of today, the girls were photographed last Saturday by the Paramount and Fox-Movietone companies. The pictures will be shown at local theaters and throughout the country.
"Red" Felbinger, Paramount's crack cameraman, was tickled with the bit of old Erin as- presented by the Marquette coeds-Mary McCormick, Betty Murphy, Margaret Fitzgerald, Virginia O'Neill and June Burke.
Members of the Women's College Representative . board met Tuesday evening, Jan. 6, in Drexel Lodge to discuss plans for the next monthly meeting of the Coed club.
Students desiring to make the bus trip to Madison for the hockey game with the Badgers Thursday, Jan. 20 are asked to call the Omega Sigma Phi fraternity house at West 0123 for information about the trip. The fraternity has chartered a bus for the occasion. The bus will leave Milwaukee at 4 p. m. returning after the game. Round trip fare is $2.50. Those calling should ask for Burke, Kreuz or Niland.
Crown and Anchor, local social literary fraternity, was declared winner this week of the bronze scholarship plaque presented each semester by the Interfraternity council.
The Anchorites won for the second consecutive time by amassing an average of 1.665 points during the second semester of 1929-30. Second place went to Delta Sigma Delta, national professional dental fraternity, with 1.587 and third to Psi Omega, international professional dental fraternity, with 1.586.
The plaque is held for a semester by the fraternity with the highest scholastic average, being: turned over to the council at the end of that time.
average was lower than that of the social bodies. The social groups maintained a standing of 1.424 for eight members and the professionals, 1.389 for 12.
The standings for the second semester show a large increase over those of the first. The winning total of Crown and Anchor was lower than the one which gained the honors for them during the first semester but in every other instance the groups showed an increase over the previous semester. In the second semester only one group's average was below 1, while two had fallen below in the first. Similarly Sigma Delta Chi, although its average was increased from 1.501 to 1.572, dropped from third to fourth place in the standings.
Averages of a total of 640 fraternity men were tabulated by the Council. Of these 206 were members of social groups and 434 of professional. Members of the social fraternities held an average of 1.413 and of professional, 1,382, both increases over the first semester. During the first semester, however, professional members had maintained higher standings than the socials.
Records for these averages are based on the point grade system. The student's total number of grade points are divided by his number of credit hours. Three grade points are given for each credit hour with an "A", two for a "B", one for a "C" and none for a "D". One point is subtracted for a condition and two for a failure. Thus the average of the leading fraternities is "C" plus.
Fraternities which have won the plaque are Kappa Mu Rho, first semester of 1928-29; Delta Sigma Pi, second semester of 1928-29 and Crown and Anchor, first and second semesters of 1929-30.
In an endeavor to determine true medical vocations, the Association of American Colleges has prepared an aptitude test for students who intend to apply for admission to the Medical school next year. The testis to be given in Room 100 of the Science building, from 3 to 5 p.m. on Friday, February 13. Students wishing to take the examination must pay a fee of one dollar at the bursar's office, Tuesday, February 10. This test will be given in colleges throughout the nation on the same date.
general chairman, Robert Diedrich, informal chairman, Walter Krygier, and all-University junior class president Joseph King..
n committee will be nes James Haffner, St. Louis, M.O class president of the school of dentistry. He will be assisted by Harold Hanson, Racine, Wis; Fred Mangold, Whitehall, Mich; William McFarlane, Waukesha, Wis; and. Marion Brady, Milwaukee.
Joseph King, all-University class president and captain of the basketball team heads the committee to chestras to play for ;es. His assistants on : are: Mathias Stick, Milwaukee; Raymond Tesch, Milwaukee; Al Aschenbrenner, Fifield, Wis; Aloys Wambach, Milwaukee; Charles Ridel, Milwaukee; Sam Shrinsky, Milwaukee, and Walter Andrews, Milwaukee.
The publicity committee is headed by Phillip McClosky, Green Bay, Wis; president of the junior class of the college of journalism. On his committee are: Rolland Smith, Sandusky Oh., Marquette correspondent for the Wisconsin News; Doyle Getter, Arkansas City, Kas., campus correspondent for the  Milwaukee Journal; Robert LeBlonde, Antigo, Wis.,  Marquette correspondent for the Milwaukee Leader; Gertrude Kneeland, Milwaukee, Wis., feature editor of the Marquette Tribune, and Carroll Arimond, President of Sigma Delta Chi, journalism fraternity, which will edit the tradional midnite edition of the Marquette Tribune for the prom-goers.
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I'm using OpenELEC on a Raspberry Pi 2, but the LEDs, especially those of the network device, are WAY too bright and keep distracting people when watching TV. The LEDs which are onboard of the RPi2 can be disabled with two simple commands (see below), but the network lights are much brighter and can't be disabled by default.
I found a website which was written in portoguese, which offered a patch for this problem. The patch didn't work with the current OpenELEC-release, so I had to modify it a bit.
Simply put, the patch adds a new functionality to the driver for the network interface smsc95xx.c, by creating three sysfs-entries.
As I wanted to keep my existing configuration and the IR-support, I wanted to compile the Openelec-Branch for the 7.0 version.
I attached a Raspberry PI (Model B) via HDMI to my LG 42LH9000, a 42″ LED-TV from 2009. With the newest version of OpenELEC 4.0.0, I was suprised to find out that the most commands via CEC work out nicely. The only trouble I had was, that the "Back" and "Exit"-Buttons didn't work at all. Instead, I had to press "STOP" and "OK" directly after each other in a short time for "Back" and "STOP" and "PAUSE" for an "Exit".
As I was using an IR remote control anyways, I thought the raspberry could receive the data for the two missing buttons directly. At first, I needed an IR receiver diode. That was easy, as I still had an old, broken mini-helicopter which was steered using IR. As the helicopter itself was useless, I desoldered the IR receiver. I couldn't make out a model number, so I simply guessed.
Facing the side with the receiver (that's the side with the little bump), you can see three legs coming out of it. The left one I used for "DATA", the middle one for "GND" and the right one for "Vs". As the helicopter was working with a lithium battery, I simply guessed that the receiver will work out nicely with only 3.3V.
Next step was wiring the receiver to the Raspberry PI. I needed +3.3V, GND and a useful GPIO-pin. Searching the web, I found this great view of the GPIOs. I'm sorry that I can't give any credit to the one who created this graphic, as there are no copyright notices anywhere to find.
I attached the left ("DATA")-leg to GPIO 23, the middle leg to GND and the right leg ("Vs") to +3.3V.
[118254.915686] lirc_rpi: module is from the staging directory, the quality is unknown, you have been warned.
Now we want to make sure that the receiver is actually working. Grap your remote control, run this command and see if anything happens on the console.
The IR receiver actually works and we just saw the RAW input from the sensor!
The last command guides you through a wizard, the two buttons are called BTN_BACK and KEY_EXIT. I added the RED button as well and mapped it to KEY_C, as this is the context menu for the KODI.
I assigend my "BACK"-Button from the remote to "KEY_EXIT", as this works like a "back-button" within KODI. The "EXIT"-Button from my remote is used as a "MENU" key.


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With its president retiring from his government post, the Federation of Government Information Processing Council has tapped Barry West to serve out the term for John Ortego.
West, CIO of the National Weather Service, took over as acting president last week. He is the organization's executive vice president. Ortego, who will retire Jan. 31 and step down as the Agriculture Department's National Finance Center in New Orleans, was elected FGIPC president in July 2001.
FGIPC will hold elections at its annual conference in May, said Vivian Ronen, acting executive director of FGIPC and the Industry Advisory Council.
Although he has a short term, West said he does have a few goals. "Some of my goals include getting FGIPC back to what it was set up to do: training and education," he said. "I also want to revitalize the member councils, like the Association for Federal IRM, to promote better sharing of information."
West said he also would play a role in the search for a new executive director of IAC and FGIPC along with IAC chairman Bob Woods. Alan Balutis left that post Jan. 20.
West said he wants to run for president in May.
He also will continue to perform as executive vice president until the election, Ronen said. FGIPC soon will form a nominating committee to select members as candidates for council posts.


I set up the Agility stuff in Steven's back yard. Mollie sat next to the tunnel and watched, then when we all turned to go in the house, she got up and sauntered through the tunnel! Katlyn, Hunter and their dog, Jack joined us for dinner.


Registration for CNCH 2015 opens on Nov 1 around 9 am. Information about classes is available on cnch.org and then go to the left sidebar to CNCH 2015, http://www.cnch.org/conferences/cnch2015/. All teachers, dates, activities are listed.
This is an exciting conference as it is at Asilomar that many of us love and the classes are for 2 1/2 days. There is a beginning weaving class as well as more advanced. There are a number of spinning classes and then there are other things that may be of interest. Asilomar was designed by Julia Morgan (the designer of Hearst Castle).
You will need to make a separate reservation with Asilomar with a special code provided on Regonline. The cost of staying there is for room and board. The food is very good and it is nice to all eat together. Rooms are most comfortable with two to a room. The rooms are very nice and some have fireplaces. They have made some improvements both to rooms, pathways and other facilities.
The number of attendees are limited due to classroom size restrictions so register early.
CNCH offers 5 grants for the full early bird registration, one for each of our five areas in our conference. The grant is not need based but you need to complete an application listed under forms at CNCH.org. The application needs to be sent in by Nov 1. It can be completed online, faxed or mailed according to the instructions. It is judged by three people on the Advisory Council and is an anonymous judging. You must register for the class you want on Nov 1 or later. We cannot hold a space in a class as RegOnline does not allow this. We will let the recipients know by Nov 15 after checking membership and registration and then they will be sent a check for full registration. Consider it as it is worth $300.


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Q: What is an English word to mean "something that makes already strong one much stronger"? We have a Japanese idiom, "鬼に金棒- oni ni kanabo," of which literal translation is "let an ogres get an iron club," or an ogres carrying with an iron club.
For instance, the United States of America has (or had) been seen as an "oni ni kanabo" country that owns vast land, abundant natural resources, extraordinary wealth, plus the world's strongest military power.
If China endowed with vast land and huge population gets much wealthier and strengthens military power, it will be oni ni kanabo – invincible country.
Is there English phrase(s) to mean the same effect – something that makes already strong one much stronger or invincible, or something that adds a telling strength to already strong one?
P.S.
I'm looking for the saying to account for the strong gets absolutely strong, like Achilles gets iron tendons, not the average gets strong.

A: go from strength to strength meaning progress from one success to another higher level of success, or continuing to grow stronger.
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/144200.html
eg. With the ongoing military modernization, China is now seen as moving from strength to strength.

A: I think one of the most common phrases you would hear to describe this in American English is the rich getting richer.  You can apply it to your example and it has wide usage.

A: Since the question says phrase, from Austin Powers: "sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads". Something already strong and feared topped off with something stronger.

A: There is a Chinese idiom literally translated as adding wings to a tiger (如虎添翼), which also means exactly the same thing as 鬼に金棒.
This may be a good phrase to use in English because people unfamiliar with the idiom are still able to guess exactly what it means, whereas the literal translation of 鬼に金棒 may not be so obvious in its meaning. For example, see its use in this article: Like Adding Wings to the Tiger: Chinese Information War Theory and Practice

A: One relatively recent slang usage in this general area (which admittedly isn't exclusively applied to things that are already strong) is...

a bear / elephant / bull / etc. on steroids. (on steroids = in a much more powerful or extreme form)

For OP's exact context, a few people have actually written China could be like Japan on steroids.

A: reinforce [ˌriːɪnˈfɔːs]
vb (tr)

*

*to give added strength or support to

*to give added emphasis to; stress, support, or increase his rudeness reinforced my determination

*(Military) to give added support to (a military force) by providing more men, supplies, etc.

*(Psychology) Psychol to reward an action or response of (a human or animal) so that it becomes more likely to occur again

  [from obsolete renforce, from French renforcer; see re- + inforce enforce]

fortify [ˈfɔːtɪˌfaɪ]
vb -fies, -fying, -fied (mainly tr)

*

*(Military / Fortifications) (also intr) to make (a place) defensible, as by building walls, digging trenches, etc.

*to strengthen physically, mentally, or morally

*to strengthen, support, or reinforce (a garment, structure, etc.)

*(Miscellaneous Technologies / Brewing) to add spirits or alcohol to (wine), in order to produce sherry, port, etc.

*(Cookery) to increase the nutritious value of (a food), as by adding vitamins and minerals

*to support or confirm to fortify an argument with facts

  [from Old French fortifier, from Late Latin fortificāre, from Latin fortis strong + facere to make]

bolster [ˈbəʊlstə]

vb (tr)

*

*(often foll by up) to support or reinforce; strengthen to bolster morale

*to prop up with a pillow or cushion

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Home Gastrointestinal Large Bowel Misc. Non-Neoplastic Lesions Melanosis coli
Melanosis coli is dark brown-black pigmentation of colorectal mucosa associated with chronic use of laxatives containing anthraquinone. Examples of such laxatives include senna and rhubarb derivatives.
Clinical Importance: There is no association between colorectal cancer and melanosis coli or laxative use. However, colorectal adenomas are found more frequently in patients with melanosis coli during endoscopy. This is due to the fact that adenomas do not contain the pigment and are readily detected as lighter spots against dark brown-black colonic mucosa. Melanosis coli is benign and reversible. The pigment disappears within about a year after the patient stops taking laxatives.
Pathology: The active ingredient anthraquinone has a direct toxic effect on colonic epithelial cells resulting in the production of lipofuscin which is taken up by the macrophages. At colonoscopy, the affected segments of colon show dark brown and black pigmentation. The changes are most prominent in cecum and rectum, although it can affect the entire large bowel. The intestinal discoloration may be diffuse or patterned (as seen here) and vary in intensity from segment to segment.
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Ranked within the top 50 business schools, the Institute of Technology and Management (ITM) is one of the finest management institutes in India, set up in 1991. Spread over an area of 343.7 sq.km, ITM is located in the Kharghar Township in Navi Mumbai. It has a serene campus with lush green environment and fine architecture, which houses some of the best facilities for management graduates.
To ensure that the students get the best, ITM Business School has set up a world-class infrastructure. The institute's library is said to be have the world's largest online archive containing over 2000 business and management journals, news and research content. ITM also engages in exchange progammes with foreign universities, and has summer training options with the best NGOs. Such exposure and the subsequent experience helps bring out the best in its students.
Over the years ITM Business School has received several accolades from India and globally.
ITM Business School now also has campuses in Noida, Dombivli (Mumbai), Bangalore, Chennai and Warangal.
ITM, Navi Mumbai offers MBA (PGDM) with specialization in various disciplines like
Supply chain and Operations Management
All the programs are two years full time course, with the fee ranging from 7.5 to 10 lakh, depending on the choice of campus.
Students seeking admission for the 2017 - 2018 academic year are expected to have at least 50% aggregate in graduation along with valid scores in CAT 2017, XAT 2017, MAT 2017, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT or State CET Tests.
These results are then followed by group discussion and personal interviews conducted by the management of ITM.
After this, the short listed candidates are called for final admission procedures.
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ITM Business School has an extremely competent placement cell, that is chaired by experts, who bring the best in the industry. Top companies who recruit from ITM Business School are,
Naukri
Even though the salary structure differs from year to year, ITM graduates conveniently draw anything between 6.7 lakh as average pay package, while the highest stands at Rs.30 lakh per annum, in the international market.
Also read: Top 100 MBA colleges in India - 2017 ranking
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Are you looking for advice regarding a good way to share your clothing collection across various online retail channels? Fortunately, we have a fairly good tip for fashion designers that already have their own online boutique. It is fine to run your own e-commerce site to sell your apparel, shoes, and accessories. But it is important to keep in mind that you can simultaneously sell the same product on multiple other sites at the same time.
ChannelAdvisor is a provider of software-as-a-service, or SaaS, solutions that enable their retailer and branded manufacturer customers to integrate, manage and optimize their merchandise sales across hundreds of online channels. Through their platform, their customers can connect with new and existing sources of demand for their products, including e-commerce marketplaces, such as eBay, Amazon and Newegg, search engines and comparison shopping websites, such as Google, Microsoft's Bing, and Nextag, and emerging channels, such as Facebook.
ChannelAdvisor has set the global standard for e-commerce optimization by providing best-in-class technology, strategic services and thought leadership to help retailers and branded manufacturers master the complexity of connecting with consumers online.
Scot Wingo and Aris Buinevicius—entrepreneurs who saw the need for a new retailer-focused e-commerce solution–founded ChannelAdvisor in 2001. They developed an eye-opening software solution that tamed the complexity of the emerging online retail space, giving retailers and brands the power to make their products visible across multiple channels to the widest range of potential customers.
ChannelAdvisor is also in constant discussion with companies like Google, Amazon and eBay, keeping their finger on the pulse of where the market is headed.
Their suite of solutions, accessed through a standard web browser, provides their customers with a single, integrated user interface to manage their product listings, inventory availability, pricing optimization, search terms, data analytics and other critical functions across these channels. Their proprietary cloud-based technology platform delivers significant breadth, scalability and flexibility to their customers.
Learn more about fashion retail technology in the tech section here on Apparel Search.
If you want to learn more about services provided by ChannelAdvisor you may want to join them for a fashion industry relevant webinar that they will be conducting this month about selling your product on Amazon. Yes, if you own a clothing, footwear, or jewelry store, you can sell product on your own ecommerce site and also sell it at the same time on Amazon.
Getting up and running on Amazon is a necessity if you want to be a viable player in the booming ecommerce space. With more than 200 million products in all kinds of categories, and a Prime subscription that guarantees order deliveries in two days or less — Amazon has set the bar high for what's expected in e-commerce.
When comparing online marketplaces, more than 70% of U.S. respondents to the ChannelAdvisor 2015 Online Retail Survey said Amazon generates the greatest sales volume for their products. However, Amazon's massive popularity means more than 2 million other retailers worldwide also have an established presence on the site, and they're all competing for a share of the consumer's wallet.
In order to capitalize on the massive opportunity that Amazon offers, you should really think strongly about implementing expert strategies to help increase your visibility on Amazon.
To learn how to attract customers to your Amazon product listings, take advantage of Amazon's specialized programs and keep your Amazon data clean and rich, register for the September 16, 2015 webinar hosted by ChannelAdvisor by visiting http://bit.ly/MCMAmazonWebinar.
We cannot promise that this webinar will be specifically for the fashion industry, but it would definitely have tips to help clothing stores and fashion designers.


Jim Mather was appointed Chief Executive of Māori Television in February 2005. He holds a Master of Business Administration from the Henley Management College in England and a Bachelor of Business Studies.
Prior to joining Māori Television, he was the Chief Executive of the Pacific Business Trust. A qualified accountant by profession, he has held a variety of private sector roles including General Manager of a marine engineering business and Financial Controller for a local subsidiary of a Swiss multi-national.
Aligned with his commercial background, Jim Mather is also a former officer in the New Zealand Army and was awarded the Sword of Honour in recognition of his distinguished achievements in officer training.
After Māori Television hosted the first World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference in Auckland in March 2008, Jim Mather was appointed the inaugural Chairman of the World Indigenous Television Broadcasters Network from 2008 to 2010.
He is presently studying part-time towards a PhD in Māori economic development through AUT University.


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Darren McGarvey: Inequality Creates Opportunities For Politicians Like Farage And Sturgeon
13 November 2017, 10:41 | Updated: 13 November 2017, 10:50
A growing sense of dissent is developing among the working class and it's creating opportunities for politicians, says Darren McGarvey.
Darren McGarvey describes himself as "one of those formerly 'poor people' vomited up from the gaping class wound at the heart of British society."
He got out of smoking crack because he heard a knock at the front door as the pipe was passed to him. He got out of structural poverty, alive, and acknowledges the cliche.
Speaking to Ian Collins on LBC, he warned that a growing sense of dissent among the working class was creating opportunities for certain political operators.
He said: "This is finding expression most recently with the constitutional struggles that are going on in the UK. Whether it be the independence movement or Brexit.
"I'm not drawing an equivalence between the two, but basically political people move into place where there's an opportunity to exploit or advance a political agenda.
"There's so much inequality that people are beginning to doubt political institutions, they're beginning to doubt government, they're beginning to doubt news, they're beginning to doubt journalists.
"So someone presents themselves as a solution and it's just Russian roulette what sort of political polarity that person is speaking in.
"Is it a Nigel Farage type of person, is it a Nicola Sturgeon type of person? Whatever floats your boat.
"It's wealth polarisation, it's a decline in social standards, it's people going to work for 40 or 50 hours a week and not feeling like their heads above water.
"There's a real appetite of dissent growing out there."
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04 UFRaw What is it?
In last weeks tip I talked a little about why you should use RAW photo formats if they are offered by your camera. This week I want to give you just a little info on the RAW processing software that I use.
The most important fact is that UFRaw is free, and available from their website on Sourceforge which isn't very pretty. If you want to go straight to the sourceforge download you can use this link.
The only other things to be aware of are that this software works directly with GIMP, and that it is able to batch process photos. Hopefully I will have time to do some in depth tutorials for this software.
P.S. Sorry everybody that this wasn't posted on time, I forgot to set it to automatically publish.


Abstract: The negative economic impacts of the prolonged Bonne Carre Spillway opening in 2011 were evaluated using two methods: (i) preliminary and updated assessments method and (ii) economic recovery modeling method. The cumulative foregone landing values of commercial oyster harvesting ranged from $21.8 million to $46.0 million, depending on the method used. The negative output impacts reached $9.6 million in 2011, $19.6 million in 2012, $19.9 million in 2013, and $8.9 million in 2014. Mississippi lost 145–324 jobs per year during the period. Labor income lost ranged from $1.8 million to $8 million per year.


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Heatherwick Studio reveals first images of Singapore tower with shell-like balconies DezeenHeatherwick Studio has released photos of EDEN, a 20-storey concrete tower that is nearing completion in the Orchard Road neighbourhood of Singapore.
Africa: From Africa Rising to, How Did We Get Here? AllAfrica.comOpinion - I was at a meeting recently with the CEO of a company that sits very high on the Fortune 500 list. In fact this company is on the Fortune 50.
PM Lee's Cabinet reshuffle offers clarity to S'pore's leadership transition with solo DPM Mothership.sgThere are only three changes in Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's upcoming Cabinet reshuffle to take effect on May 1, 2019.
'Reluctant Editor' author PN Balji on Lee Kuan Yew Yahoo NewsIn an interview for his upcoming book "Reluctant Editor", former Today and The New Paper editor PN Balji talks about the impact of Lee Kuan Yew on Singapore.
Are we still a 'democracy'? INQUIRER.netAlmost two years ago, I penned my first full-fledged essay on Philippine politics, "The end of Philippine democracy?" Thereafter, my life was never the same.
In post-Lee Kuan Yew world, is his strategic vision still relevant? The Straits TimesIt has been four years since Singapore's founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew died, and how much the world has changed!. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BennettJ^#@%ah: @PetropolisTabun Read Lee Kuan Yew's reflecti^#@%s ^#@% Singapore.
Not Lee Kuan Yew specifically but someone like him. I've been doing research on him since his death & he looks like one of the greatest most successful leaders in modern history. We need more people like him running things.
i think the only reason PAP is successful is because of lee kuan yew and all the current achievements Singapore has now is due to the hard work lee kuan yew did.


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