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He's Just Not That Into You – Film Review
Director: Ken Kwapis
Cast: Jennifer Aniston, Ben Affleck, Scarlett Johansson
Certificate: 12
A film with that title, starring Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck – just pass me the sick bag and let's get on with it, eh?
But wait! This is adapted from a zeitgeist dating book from the Sex and the City scribes and produced by Drew Barrymore's smart Flower Films. It's gonna be a Battle of the Sexes classic, it's gonna tickle the gruesome underbelly of human interaction, it's gonna be the Blue Velvet of rom-coms!
Well, not quite.
"A criss-cross of love dilemmas"
Taking the fairly obvious starting points that not all marriages are rock solid and not all relationships will go the distance, a stellar cast attempts to disentangle a needlessly matted criss-cross of love dilemmas, moral codes and the loneliness of Facebook in to something approaching a coherent and funny film.
Surprise – this isn't a 'guy movie' – but not for cliched guys-like-swords, gals-like-words reasons. It's because all the observations, all the best moments, all the insights are from a female perspective.
And why not? as Barry Norman once said. Hell, there are enough movies that come from the opposite perspective.
It's just that these characters, these pampered beauties, they really don't have anything to worry about other than romance. Is that the whole point? Maybe. But He's Just Not That Into You left me wondering, what is it about beautiful people that takes them on so many bad dates?
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The Intel Core i7-4770K, based on Intel's Haswell microarchitecture, is a great chip if you need an upgrade, but performance gains are modest.
Intel Core i7-4770K: Front and Back
The quad-core Intel Core i7-4700K is the company's new top-end chip based on its Haswell microarchitecture.
Intel Core i7-4770K : Front
The chip includes a number of new capabilities and enhancements and is a notable step forward in CPU efficiency.
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The Haswell microarchitecture is a "tock" in the company's tick-tock model of development.
The "K" in the Core i7-4770K denotes that this chip has a 3.5GHz base speed rather than the 3.4GHz base clock of the vanilla Core i7-4700.
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The i7-4770K is a better chip than the i7-3770K, and it includes features, like AVX2, that are going to be important to future processors.
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Sharon Toerek is Principal of Toerek Law, where she focuses her national law practice on helping professionals in the advertising, marketing and creative services industries protect and monetize their intellectual capital, and manage the legal implications of their marketing and advertising work.
Sharon provides proactive, strategic counsel to communications, marketing, advertising and creative agencies on legal and business issues they face continually in their work, including: agency-client relationships, including agency service contracts, agency-freelancer relationship management, trademark and brand protection matters, social media and content marketing legal compliance, copyright protection, licensing and transfer of creative content, and advertising law.
Sharon is a nationally recognized author and speaker to advertising and communications industry organizations, marketing agencies, and in-house marketing teams, and has created and presented numerous training sessions and conference presentations to industry professionals on timely industry legal issues.
Lynn Evans has held the CFP® mark of distinction for more than 25 years. She founded the company Northeastern Financial Consultants, Inc. more than thirty years ago so she could do business her way. That is, she takes the time not only to understand the hopes and dreams of her clients, but also to ensure they understand the financial strategies she implements on their behalf.
Recently, Lynn's focus has been on what she views as the financial knowledge gap of Baby Boomer women where traditional stereotypes are being reexamined and exciting new opportunities await on the horizon. Viewing divorce, retirement, and widowhood not as a time of withdrawal and fear, but gearing up for new challenges and rewards, Lynn helps her clients prepare financially — and emotionally — for these significant transitions. To that end, Lynn has launched Women of Substance, LLC and the Power of the Purse podcast to further explore and help Baby Boomer women.
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Professor Jeffrey Zink has been selected to receive the 2017 SCALACS Tolman Medal.
The medal is awarded each year by the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society (SCALACS) in recognition of the medalist's outstanding contributions to chemistry.
Zink will be presented with the medal at the Richard C. Tolman Award Dinner Meeting on Tuesday, May 1, 2018 at the UCLA Faculty Center. The event is hosted by SCALACS and the UCLA Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry. For registration information, visit the SCALACS event website.
At the dinner meeting, Zink will present a lecture titled "Multifunctional Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles Controlled by Nanomachines for Biomedical Targeting, Imaging and Drug Delivery".
The Tolman Medal is named in honor of Richard C. Tolman, a pioneering chemist at Caltech during the first half of the 20th century, who made key discoveries on electrons, among other significant scientific findings. Tolman Medal recipients include eight Nobel Prize winners, two from UCLA. The first Tolman Medal was awarded in 1960 to UCLA Chemistry and Biochemistry Prof. William G. Young in 1960 for whom Young Hall is named.
Zink has been a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry since 1970. He received his B.S. degree in Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin. He came to UCLA directly after receiving his Ph.D. degree from the University of Illinois under the direction of Russell S. Drago. He is currently a Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and a member of UCLA's California Nanosystems Institute and the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center. He has been an invited guest professor at the University of Paris VI and at the University of Amsterdam, and served as an ACS tour speaker
He is the recipient of the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award, Glenn T. Seaborg Award, Alexander von Humboldt award, Herbert Newby McCoy Award (twice), DOE Sustained Outstanding Research Award, Outstanding Teaching Award and a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship. He has over 500 research publications and is a Thomson-Reuters Highly Cited Author.
His research has been multi-disciplinary and included studies of triboluminescence, molecular photochemistry and photophysics, multifunctional nanomaterials, and nanomachines. His current research is focused on fundamental spectroscopic investigation of large metal-containing molecules and on the design and operation of functional nanoparticles containing nanomachines such as valves and impellers for on-command drug delivery in vitro and in vivo.
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Robocop (2014)
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In the 2014 remake of "Robocop," police officers drive this Taurus Cruiser. The vehicle could be found on display at the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California, which ran an exhibit entitled "Hollywood Dream Machines: Vehicles Of Science Fiction and Fantasy" from May 2019 through May 2020.
LOCATION: Peterson Automotive Museum, 6060 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
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The 2012 Martin McDonagh ensemble film "Seven Psychopaths" was filmed around Southern California. The opening scenes were filmed at the Mullholland Dam in Hollywood. The dam is accessible to the public, however, it does require a minor walk to reach it. You have to drive up Weidlake Drive and the nearest parking is at the Hollywood Reservoir Trailhead. From there it's just a short distance on foot.
LOCATION: Mulholland Dam, Los Angeles, CA 90068 (nearest parking area is the Hollywood Reservoir Trailhead at 6381-6399 Weidlake Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068)
Billy, played by Sam Rockwell, lives at this house perched on a hillside in Angelino Heights in East L.A. The same house was seen in the Kirsten Dunst film "Crazy/Beautiful" and located just around the corner from Jake Gyllenhaal's apartment in the film "Nightcrawler." The home has unfortunately since been demolished.
LOCATION: 1016 White Knoll Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90012 (now demolished)
Billy runs an operation stealing dogs for reward money at the La Brea Tar Pits.
LOCATION: 5801 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
He stands here overlooking operations with a pair of binoculars.
Marty, played by Colin Farrell, visits this market in Pearblossom, California.
LOCATION: 13012 Pearblossom Hwy, Pearblossom, CA 93553
He exits here with Hans, played by Christopher Walken, where the two spot a newspaper.


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Q: How can I create a dropdown list which depends on the text entered into a form field? I have records in a table called baymatrix:
Location, Description
examples:
UW-01-03-04-XX, Yamaha Secondary Clutch
UW-01-03-03-XX, Polaris Secondary Clutch
UW-01-03-02-XX, Arctic Cat Secondary Clutch
UW-01-03-01-XX, Bombardier Secondary Clutch
I want a user to enter search text (description field, ignoring case), and on the same page, a select dropdown is populated with the results (Location fields corresponding to records which contain the search text in the description field of "baymatrix").
Example, if the user types "yamaha" into the search field, he/she would see one option in the dropdown.
If he types "clutch", he would see four in the dropdown, and so on....
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Q: WPF 4.0 Combo box Display Message When binding data is null I have Two Combo boxes named category and sub-category. I want to display specific data in sub-category combo box based on category combo box  selection. But sometimes when I select some category, it doesn't have any value to show in sub-category. At that time I need to display an error message like No Records Found.
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The pretty girl in the small pasteleria hands me my pie in a serviette, and then my cool drink, using only one hand. The other supports the tiny baby which she is casually breastfeeding. I drag one of the plastic chairs to the edge of the pavement and sit down.
The street is a river of raw unfiltered life: A small boy rides a motorbike. His father sits behind him, with one hand on his shoulder while gently giving instructions. A truck very slowly goes the other way, with loud speakers calling all to purchase fresh vegetables off the back. Two teenagers on horseback are both busy on their mobile phones. A girl with a child on a bicycle carefully proceeds on the wrong side of the road. She greets the old man on crutches who also prefers the road, the pavement being quite uneven. The road is narrow, chaotic, vibrant, but somehow everyone gets by without incident.
I have long since finished my snack. I greet the girl in the shop and go over to my own bicycle. It is my turn to become part of this contagious river of life and I gleefully join in. But I remind myself that I should really be wearing my cycling helmet, next time.
Pragtige beskrywing van die alledaagse dtraat lewe. Die rustgheid en eenvoud goed vasgevang Oloff. Dankie.
I love this. Order… no incident yet.
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2. When ready to cook, preheat the oven to 140C, 300F, Gas Mark 1.
3. Stack the tortillas, wrap in aluminium foil and place in the oven to warm through.
3. Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan, add the onion, and garlic and sauté for 5 minutes, or until just tender.
4. Meanwhile, cut the chicken into 6mm/1/4-inch pieces.
5. Stir in the chicken pieces into the frying pan, season with the cumin, salt, and black pepper and cook for 5 minutes, stirring from time to time minutes, until the chicken is opaque and cooked through.
6. Add the chopped tomato, coriander and the lemon juice, mix well then remove from the heat and transfer to a warm serving dish.
7. To serve - place the chicken, salsa, lettuce and tortillas in the centre of the table and allow each diner to help themselves, placing a small amount of chicken, salsa and lettuce on a tortilla and rolling it up to eat.


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Vintage Woodworks Inc. warrants its products for a period of two (2) years from time of our supply completion, to be of good material and workmanship and free of defects which render it unserviceable for the use for which it is intended. Natural variations in colour or texture are not to be considered defects. The quality of Vintage Woodworks products is safeguarded while it is in our possession. To be protected by our warranty our products must be accorded reasonable treatment by the purchaser. Prior to any exposure to weather our products must be properly finished, all surfaces including top and bottom edges must be thoroughly painted or varnished with a minimum of 3 coats of exterior paint or appropriate exterior grade finishes. This warranty does not cover damages resulting from neglect of reasonable precautions, nor finishing or installing replaced woodwork. Maintenance of your finish is encouraged on a regular basis or as visually required. We will repair, without charge, Vintage Woodworks products, which are defective within the meaning of this warranty. This warranty is not effective if goods are repaired or replaced without first obtaining our consent.
Non-defects: Natural variations in the colour or texture of the wood are not to be considered as defects. Douglas Fir is a beautiful wood that naturally contains sap to some extent. During the manufacturing process, stain grade or select grade fir may expose sap pockets. These will be filled with wood inlays which are acceptable under Canadian Standards and will not be considered as a defect. When considering painting, darker colours can cause the millwork products to heat extensively; at times drawing the sap or pitch out, this is not considered a defect. To remove pitch on surfaces you can use different options such as letting the sap complete its' setting and then allowing it to dry out. At this point the sap can be easily scraped off. Another method is the use of mineral springs to be applied with a clean cloth to affected areas. Repeat the process as necessarily until pitching stops. This generally occurs from the darker paint during summer months and in most cases will not persist after the first year of exposure or after the first year of having been painted with a dark colour. Dark colours also have been known to cause wood movement and may affect this warranty. Panel shrinkage is not considered a defect covered by this warranty.
Finishing: At Vintage Woodworks we follow all of the guidelines as set out by the Master Painters Institute, MPI. As suggested by MPI and the Canadian Standards tolerances we will supply a one (1) year warranty on all of our painting. If Vintage Woodworks has been asked to paint your product we apply one (1) coat of Zinsser Cover-stain primer MPI #5, 45, 69, 136 certified and two (2)coats of "PPG Pitt-Tech Plus" brand paint MPI #164 to be supplied by the customer unless decided otherwise. If any other than "PPG Pitt-Tech Plus" paint is chosen our one year painting warranty will not apply. Once you have received your product on site we recommend you apply one additional coat of paint to both interior and exterior sides of the units. Follow supplier's instructions carefully. Failure to do so will void warranty.
Note on doors: Wood is a natural product and has a tendency to breathe, in doing so it can absorb and release moisture over time. This can be most obvious in door panels that may reveal a slight edge of unfinished wood. Apply minor touch up of primer, and coats of finish paint to this exposed edge. This is not considered a defect of the product.
Products such as hardware, door shoes, weather strip etc. are manufactured by others and as such we are only able to extend a one (1) year warranty on these items under a limited warranty from date of completion by Vintage Woodworks Inc. At our discretion we will supply replacement defective material at no charge within that time period. As goodwill, within the same one year time period and dependent on resources available, we will install any product deemed irreparable but will not be responsible for the refinishing work associated with replacement of these products. Upon completion of the Vintage Woodworks one (1) year warranty period, consumers are responsible to complete the replacement of products deemed defective with the manufacturer directly. Manufacturers will invoice at regular price for replacement material; upon receipt of defective material and inspection, the manufacturer may issue credits within their own warranty periods. All returns must be shipped directly to the manufacturer. We will not accept collect shipments.
Glass: On behalf of the glazing manufacturer, Vintage Woodworks Inc. extends the supplier warranty for their offered period of up to ten (10) years from time of supply to Vintage Woodworks for project manufacture. This warranty is limited to supply only and does not include site removal nor installation. Glass that falls within the Canadian Glass Standards tolerances will not be considered a defect.


The tdelete(), tfind(), tsearch(), and twalk() functions manipulate binary search trees. Comparisons are made with a user-supplied routine, the address of which is passed as the compar argument. This routine is called with two arguments, which are the pointers to the elements being compared. The application shall ensure that the user-supplied routine returns an integer less than, equal to, or greater than 0, according to whether the first argument is to be considered less than, equal to, or greater than the second argument. The comparison function need not compare every byte, so arbitrary data may be contained in the elements in addition to the values being compared.
The tsearch() function shall build and access the tree. The key argument is a pointer to an element to be accessed or stored. If there is a node in the tree whose element is equal to the value pointed to by key, a pointer to this found node shall be returned. Otherwise, the value pointed to by key shall be inserted (that is, a new node is created and the value of key is copied to this node), and a pointer to this node returned. Only pointers are copied, so the application shall ensure that the calling routine stores the data. The rootp argument points to a variable that points to the root node of the tree. A null pointer value for the variable pointed to by rootp denotes an empty tree; in this case, the variable shall be set to point to the node which shall be at the root of the new tree.
Like tsearch(), tfind() shall search for a node in the tree, returning a pointer to it if found. However, if it is not found, tfind() shall return a null pointer. The arguments for tfind() are the same as for tsearch().
The tdelete() function shall delete a node from a binary search tree. The arguments are the same as for tsearch(). The variable pointed to by rootp shall be changed if the deleted node was the root of the tree. The tdelete() function shall return a pointer to the parent of the deleted node, or an unspecified non-null pointer if the deleted node was the root node, or a null pointer if the node is not found.
If tsearch() adds an element to a tree, or tdelete() successfully deletes an element from a tree, the concurrent use of that tree in another thread, or use of pointers produced by a previous call to tfind() or tsearch(), produces undefined results.
(defined in <search.h>), depending on whether this is the first, second, or third time that the node is visited (during a depth-first, left-to-right traversal of the tree), or whether the node is a leaf. The third argument shall be the level of the node in the tree, with the root being level 0.
If the functions pointed to by action or compar (for any of these binary search functions) change the tree, the results are undefined.
These functions are thread-safe only as long as multiple threads do not access the same tree.
If the node is found, both tsearch() and tfind() shall return a pointer to it. If not, tfind() shall return a null pointer, and tsearch() shall return a pointer to the inserted item.
A null pointer shall be returned by tsearch() if there is not enough space available to create a new node.
A null pointer shall be returned by tdelete(), tfind(), and tsearch() if rootp is a null pointer on entry.
The tdelete() function shall return a pointer to the parent of the deleted node, or an unspecified non-null pointer if the deleted node was the root node, or a null pointer if the node is not found.
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Thrive by Five18 Mar 2019
Business investment in kids provides ongoing rewards
Harvard professor believes corporate investment in early-childhood development will have long-term benefits.
Young children at a childcare centre in Katanning . Photo Credit: Nick Duncan.
This article was written by Alana Buckley-Carr , Communications Specialist from CoLab. CoLab is a partnership between Minderoo Foundation and Telethon Kids Institute
Corporates and private investors are beginning to realise the benefits of investing in early years initiatives, according to international demographer and economist Professor David Bloom.
Prof. Bloom, from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, was recently hosted in Perth by the Forrest Research Foundation, CoLab and Telethon Kids.
Prof. Bloom is a member of CoLab's systematic review working group that consists of key international and national economists across the disciplines of health, social welfare, education and labour.
During his two-week visit, Prof. Bloom worked with the CoLab economists and systematic working group. He also met with the West Australian Premier, Health Minister and Treasurer and a range of stakeholders.
He said the business community was beginning to realise the long-term benefits of investing in early years initiatives, which impact children aged zero to five.
"Corporations increasingly recognise the employees that work for them don't just care about helping them generate high profits for shareholders – they want to do good, they want to feel like they are making a difference to their communities and societies," Prof. Bloom said.
"That's another reason that if a corporation gets involved in early childhood development and that is perceived, as it should be, as doing something for families, communities and the whole of Australian society, then that is very motivating and they're more likely to stay with their employer.
"Its easier to recruit people when they think that they're getting involved with corporations that care about more than just profitability."
He said when companies were interested in social good as well as financial success then it was easier to recruit, retain and motivate staff, which "pays off on the bottom line for companies, for sure".
Prof. Bloom said the work taking place at CoLab, in partnership with Minderoo Foundation, was "breathtaking" and of international significance.
"All over the world there's tremendous demand for knowledge in this particular area and I think the Telethon Kids Institute is basically an epicentre for developing this kind of knowledge," Prof. Bloom said.
You can read more of Prof Bloom's interview HERE.
Please note that as of 11 December 2020, the CoLab brand was retired.
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Reflections of Everyday Life In My Wild Country Garden.
These days I cannot walk past a garden centre without checking out the far end of the plant section where they usually put all the discounted plants.
These poor plants are generally tired, limp and dry as a bone. All jumbled up together unloved and unwanted. Frankly I find it very sad that had they just been watered regularly they would probably be just fine right now.
Anyway, usually heavily discounted, I search through them all to find ones that have a chance of survival. Often I find ones with good root systems and given a little tender loving care I take a chance on reviving them.
Today it was the turn of three Rosemary plants and a French Lavender. In particular the French Lavender was a sorry looking plant half dead and very limp, I wasn't sure, but it had a good root system and urged on by my hubby (a recent gardening convert !) decided to take it home. An hour later after a good watering and re potting and light pruning it stands up proud in its new pot on our patio. It will take time for a full recovery but it already looks happier.
The Rosemary plants have also been potted up in nice fresh compost and given a good watering. In fact it its also pouring with rain now so that job is done for the day ! They were not in such a bad condition and I am sure they will prosper well. The price by the way was one fifth of the original price so a great bargain!
I usually do pot up any "rescue" plants into nice fresh compost first and give them time to recover before I plant out in the garden. I can keep an eye on them better and its just good to know that they get exactly the soil conditions they need. We have rather heavy clay which can be difficult for a poorly plant.
Three weeks on it is a different plant. Watering feeding and new compost has given it a new lease of life! It is unbelievably even flowering! I have six Forsythia plants I got less than half price which are now also blooming their hearts out and several others that are all doing very well.
So I would urge you not to bypass these sad looking plants for the showy blooming ones.Take a look at this corner of the garden centre section and if you have the will and the confidence to have a go, see if you think any can be revived.
Many will not flower for you this year but with TLC will do well next year. I tend to go mostly for perennials, shrubs, roses, lavender, hebe, heuchara, rosemary and clematis have all proved good survivors for me. I can also always be swayed by snapdragons and herbs and will occasionally take on a real challenge if it is a plant I really want.
Look for some top growth, a good healthy root system and no sign of diseases. Be prepared to spend a little time on them. Give it a good watering when you get home and leave it. Check up on its ideal conditions and give it that ie sunshine or shade, well drained etc. Then re pot into a slightly larger pot with a good quality compost. Feed if it needs it. Keep a close eye on it for a few weeks at least.
My record is that approx eight times out of ten I have ended up with a beautiful plant. Yes I have had several failures which would not respond but mostly it is positive.
I get a real pleasure from taking an unloved plant and bringing it back to full health and vigour and it rewards me with a garden full of beauty and scent. I could not afford for our garden to be so full of lovely plants now if it were not for these beautiful bargains. In fact I have just convinced my self to go back and get more of the Lavender and Rosemary plants tomorrow!
Now is the time of year many people like to get away on holiday. It may be somewhere abroad for a week or two or in your own country for a short or longer break. Wherever you go it does mean leaving your plants behind at sometimes a critical time.
1. If you can ask a friend, family member or neighbour to come in check them, mow the lawn, open greenhouse windows and close them again, water and feed your plants. It is quite a big ask, I know I have done it for a friend who had a huge garden with a massive veg plot for 3 weeks once!If the kind soul does this for you it is so nice to get them a gift. If they are a gardener maybe a lovely plant or cuttings from plants they admire in your own garden, some veg from your garden or just a beautiful gift. Even better offer to do it for their garden when they go away.
3. Mow the lawn just before you leave, it will be fine for a couple of weeks until you come back.
4.I tend to leave the bigger shrubs and plants to their own devices to seek water by themselves. For example all my Forsythias, Buddleia, Lavenders and other established shrubs including this Ceanothus cope just fine whatever the weather.
5. Smaller plants or those I have recently planted in the ground I give them a huge good watering 2 weeks before I leave then two or three times the week before I leave then the day before. So far they have always coped well when I do this.
6. Plants in the soil are one thing, but plants in pots are so much more reliant on you for feed and water. Again if they are in a bigger pot I will do the same watering routine as above plus give then a good feed. I then move them all into the shade and protected areas of the garden and group them all together. This provides a mini eco system and if in shade they get less of the drying effects of the sun.
6. I have tried in the past using capilliary matting to run from a bucket into each pot and it worked well but honestly often i forget to do this!
7. With the smaller plants in pots and with the vegetables I am growing in pots this year I knew they would not survive well so I filled bowls and buckets with a little water and even utilised a dog bath we don't use anymore and put each small pot in there. I give them a good watering from above and then the roots will search out the water below. I find it is OK if these are left in shade/semi shade or in their usual positions as long as they have water in the bowl. It worked so well they looked even better after my holiday with really good root systems!
8. If you have a larger garden or more plants in pots or just need a simpler easier watering system for your lovely garden here are some great choices to consider to make your life easier.
Have a wonderful holiday and a beautiful garden ! Do you have any tips for caring for the garden while on vacation?
I was looking at the beautiful Camellia plants. They are gorgeous with lovely shiny thick leaves and a nice growth habit and the blooms are so delicate looking and beautiful. I think they are as gorgeous looking as a rose but without the thorns. Anyway Hubby is always full of surprises and is not really an avid gardener like me (-yet :) ) So he just said I am getting you one for a present! Choose which one you like.
Isn't that sweet of him! I am a lucky lass. No arguments here, well you do not have to say "choose a plant" to me twice! So I started looking at the plants and what colour blooms are available. Hubby leaves this up to me as he knows I know what I am looking for.
We already have a pink Camellia. You can see the beautiful petals falling to the ground like confetti in this photo with the blackbird.
Much of our back garden is going to be mauves, purples, pinks, whites, blues, very relaxing chilling out colours, so I needed a colour that would look right. We loved the red Camellia but it was a bit too vibrant then I saw a pure white bloom that I just knew would fit into an area of the garden that needed a white flower. So we took that one home and planted it yesterday !
We planted it in a sheltered spot, where it will not get exposed to too much wind or more importantly the morning sun. Our other one got burnt petals from it and we had to move it, so now I would always plant Camellias in a place away from the morning sun. It will get some afternoon sun but that is alright. They hate their roots sitting in wet soil so its best to add grit and compost to the planting hole. We planted it with lots of good compost for good drainage and gave it a nice mulch too and a long drink. It will look gorgeous when it grows and blooms.
I didn't take a photo because well its just leaves at present so the photo is one taken earlier in the year of the beautiful pale pink bloom of our current mature Camellia in flower peeping through all its gorgeous glossy green leaves.
Love Summertime In And Out The Garden!
Summer is a lovely time of year. In summer we have long days and hopefully longer warmer days and sunshine, vacation time and beautiful flowers. Its quite an easy time of year to love.
Gorgeous music which is beautiful to listen to. You may like to have this video playing while you look through the rest of the page....I find it puts you in the summertime mood. I'm Loving Summer!!
A time where we can actually eat out of doors, have picnics and breakfast on the patio.Summer is a time to wear lovely dresses and beautiful cool fabrics. Maybe even a sun hat!
Life's A Beach! I love walking a long a quiet beach during the summer. I do not get the chance to do this very often as I do not live that near to a beach and so it is a once in a while experience or when we are on holiday.
There is a freshness and unique feeling about being on a beach where the sun warms the sand and the waves gently roll in and I always find it oh so relaxing and serene.
When it is warm or even hot in summer often if they can people gravitate to the water. So we find that beaches, lakes, ponds and rivers tend to attract people more.
Some people take their sport to the water and we often see people sailing or water surfing or simply taking a gentle row in a small rowing boat.
We can enjoy the water more in the summer, warmer with less breeze. Some people like the challenge of water sports in winter but for many its the more chilled out relaxing summer time they love to be in and around the water.
In many gardens Summer is the time for flowers. I love all the vibrant colours of the flowers the reds and golds, yellows and purples and also the more gentle shades of lilacs and whites and pinks. They are all just so beautiful.
The garden seems to grow so quickly during early summer becoming heavy with greenery and with blooms. Many are scented and the scent hangs heavy on the air when the day is still. Beautiful annuals put on their flowery show now, just a one off magical appearance for a few short weeks but wow what a show!
Many roses reach their peak and their beauty is astounding and of the scented ones there is nothing like holding a rose to your fave and drinking in the gorgeous different scents.
The garden reaches a hiatus in summer. Much of the frenetic work needed to be done in Spring is over and the Autumn tasks are yet to be needed so we get a brief period of rest.
As a gardener we should take more time to look , to feel to smell our gardens around us and appreciate them.
If you love flowers Summer is the place to be !
We have a small herb garden and they always come into their own in Summer time. I love the fresh wonderful scents, the beautiful stems and flowers of the herbs.
It feels so good to be able to go out of the kitchen door and pick a few chives,sage, rosemary or mint or anything else to go with dinner that evening and to know that we grew them in our garden and how fresh they are.
As an adult of course I didn't get those long summer holidays and the summers seem a lot shorter now somehow. We tend to go on holiday at different times of the year but we still managed a week in the warmer weather of July or August to chill out and relax a little.
As a gardener it is important to take time every so often to just sit in the garden and look, listen, smell and touch your garden. No weeding, no planning just take it all in and enjoy it.
Take a break from the usual routine and explore, relax , enjoy your garden.
Summer Reading - All the days of summer to read a good book.Good to enjoy a book in the summer whatever your age.One of my happy pleasures is to take a good book out into our garden, sit on the patio or even on a rug on the grass and simply enjoy reading. Not reading for work or for a course qualification or for learning. No just to read and get lost in a story, in a narrative, in another world.
I love to spend an hour or two like this in the garden on a recliner, when I get the opportunity during the summer, the sun warm on my body, the gentle breeze, sound of bees humming and just quietly reading.
What Do You Like About Summer! - Share your thoughts about Summer here. Some comments I received earlier.
Unfortunately, summer is just come to a close today, here in Canada, at least officially. But, I enjoy Autumn as well and the beauty it brings, even though the temperatures start to drop.
Everything - long days, warm nights, summer holidays, days out . . ..
Beautiful ! I'm enjoying reading through why you love each season.
Although born in February I can't wait for the summer every single year. It may be too hot sometimes, but I just love it. Colors, warm nights, social events all over the city, going to the coast etc.
Another wonderful thing about summer is the flowers, especially the roses. We have many rose gardens here in Victoria.
Summer is the carefree season. I enjoy swimming in the summer.
Spiders How Do You feel About Them?
Spiders, how do people feel about them I wonder... do you love them or hate them or fear them?
I struggle with spiders. I love nature and all animals, birds and bugs but I do have a problem with spiders. For some reason I just cannot get on with them. It didn't come from my parents as neither of them were bothered in the slightest by spiders.
I think it may all stem from an incident when I was five years old when a massive black thick legged spider fell on me from the ceiling into my bath- what a shock! What was that !! I never moved so fast! Anyway since that day I was afraid of them.
However no matter how I felt there was no way I could kill a spider or let anyone else kill a spider. So from that day all seen spiders had to be carefully and gently caught and taken outside to a nice safe place in the garden.
Its a phobia and can be overcome and after making a concerted effort to face my phobia these days I am a little better -well a lot better- with spiders and can even catch and release little ones myself. However the big ones I still cannot live with or handle. I am working on it !
We have so many spiders of all varieties in our garden. I see them there all the time and outside they do not worry me at all.
I am perfectly happy with spiders of any size and shape if they are outside in the garden or in the countryside but not so much if they are in my home! I do appreciate them, I just have to work a bit harder to love them.
So how about you, do you live happily with spiders or do you struggle with them?
Today I looked out of the window close to my work desk and noticed that our garden was filled with birds!
I had heard their calls but was still surprised to see so many. They have been a bit quiet during the bad weather we have had.
I saw a few birds eyeing up and testing out nesting materials, lifting up the long slender twigs, picking up bits of fluff. Also a few squabbles, maybe over potential good nest sites..
I saw a couple of sparrows checking out the eaves of our home going in and out and seeing off other birds. Another couple seemed warily interested in the nest box I put up last autumn. However mainly they were feeding and singing. So beautiful to hear them sing!
After watching for a while a small flock of sparrows came down to bathe in the bird bath! They were so cute splashing around, getting feathers all clean, sharing the bath most happily.
Then a huge pigeon came to bathe, more sedate this time but he displaced much of the water in the bath with just a few dips and shakes. So I had to go fill it up again.
It was so wonderful hearing them sing and watching them so active today.
We have had terrible stormy gale force winds and lashing rain for many days and nights on and off over the past few weeks that kept us awake, blew our fence down and howling around the houses and gardens.
I wondered where the birds went to shelter from such powerful weather.
Today the sun is shining and it is relatively warm and very calm and peaceful for this time of year.
To see the birds and so many of them out today gave me hope that they are surviving.
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You can feel the presence of a gathering storm. It hangs heavy on the air.
This photo was taken while hubby and I were out walking in the countryside and it was so weird that to the left of us were clear such bright blue skies and to the right were these deep dark rolling gloomy storm clouds. It felt that it could go either way.
The air became very still and the animals around went to shelter. The deer in the far distance huddled closer together. They looked agitated. No birds sang. We were out in the open in the middle of a huge field. For us too we knew, some deep instinct within that we needed to find shelter and soon. We headed off to find it.
A few minutes later the wind picked up wild and blustery and trying to tear our coats off. We clung onto our hats! The air was heavy and damp as we walked quickly to find the cosy warm cafe we had passed on the way here. There was an air of anticipation, of something so much bigger than us.
Upon reaching the cafe literally within seconds we looked out and saw the splat of that heavy wet rain on the window pane. Heavy, lazy, big drops of splattery rain, the sort that just goes right through you.
The wind howled around the little cafe and rattled the old window panes, cold draughts finding their way though the cracks. The waitress greeted us in typical understated fashion for these parts, "bit breezy out ?" We sat in comfort drinking hot chocolate watching the rain, glad and grateful to be dry,cosy and warm.
Within an hour the clouds blew over, the wind died down, the heavy biting rain turned to showers and the animals relaxed again. Birds started to sing. A short brief experience. No thunder or lightning this time just a normal undramatic rain storm, clearly nothing on the scale suffered in some countries and areas and no devastation or flooding. Yet nature at work, ordinary yet extraordinary, remarkable yet unremarkable.
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Both of my children (aged 1 and 4) suffer from mild eczema, so I am always on the lookout for great Sun cream without the skin irritation we often find with sun cream. I did a little patch test first and to my surprise both kids skin seemed fine. No unpleasant smell and a nice bright colourful bottle. I didn't find it the easiest sun cream to apply, I think a spray bottle would resolve this, however I'm pleased to say it didn't stain any of the kids clothes. It protected them very well, even when in and out of the swimming pool. There was no need for numerous applications which was great. The best thing about this sun cream is the fact it actually made my kids dry skin patches better! I noticed both their skin was smoother with less irritation after only a few days of applying it. Great product, definitely recommend and will be my go to sun cream for summer.
Last year I trailed and tested so many sun creams on my youngest who suffers from eczema. Everyone of them either dried out his skin or caused redness but we tried this Nivea beauty out and his skin is lovely and soft and PROTECTED! It applied easily and evenly and rubbed in great. It also smells amazing and isn't 'sticky' like some I've used. Definitely no going back now. It's a firm favourite from now on.
Amazing protection for my girl!
Having two small children, I've trialled quite a few sun lotions but I was really happy with the Nivea Sun Kids Protect and Moisturise. First of all, it glides on really easily which is so important to ensure it's properly absorbed into the skin. It's so frustrating when sun lotion just seems to sit on the surface of the skin and takes forever to actually massage in! Secondly, it moisturises! So no need to work about it drying out your child's skin as so many lotions can which leads to unsightly peeling. Thirdly, it has both UVA and UVB protection which is so important as some lotions only have UVA and UVB rays are equally dangerous. As a tip, I'd recommend just using a small amount to start as a little goes along way. Do this and I reckon this bottle would last a whole (British!) summer if used on one child.


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Q: CEF - some font icons not visible when using Chromium Embedded Framework We are hosting CEF in a WPF application using CefSharp for one of our applications, whose UI is built with ExtJs 6.7.0. Everything seems to work fine, except some font icons are not visible as you can see in attached screenshots:

We are using the latest stable version of CefSharp from NuGet. Following is sample css for the clear icon that works perfectly on the regular browsers:
.x-cleartrigger .x-icon-el:before {
    content: 'clear';
}

Can somebody please assist with why the font icons are not visible when opening the application in CEF using CefSharp?
PS: Font-Awesome icons are working perfectly but other icons aren't.


You will learn: how to buffer and intersect points and polygons using the ArcGIS Geometry Service.
The ArcGIS Geometry Serivice can perform sophisticated spatial operations with geometry such as buffering, projecting, simplification, calculating areas and lengths, and determining spatial relationships. If you want to create an application that can create a buffer and determine if a point intersects the geometry, you can use the ArcGIS REST API and the buffer and relation operation. All you need to do is pass in the geometry, distance, and spatial relationship to use, and the results will be returned. To learn more about all of the possible geometric operations, please visit the documentation.
In this tutorial you will use the ArcGIS REST API to access the ArcGIS Geometry Service to create a buffer and determine if it insects a point.
The buffer operation takes a number of parameters including the inSr - the input spatial reference, unit - the unit type code to measure the buffer in, distances - the distance to trace around the feature that are in unit measurements, geometries - the features to create buffers around.
You can find more information about the parameters this operation supports in the corresponding REST documentation page.
In the response window, change the view to JSON. The geometries property contains the polygon that was created. A polygon consists of one or more rings. In this case there was only one geometry and ring, but it contains many points that make up the buffer around the point.
Copy the geometry value above as you will need it for the next step.
The sr is the spatial relationship WKID for the input geometries. The relation is the type of spatial relationship (or test) to perform on the two sets of input geometries - geometries1 and geometries2. You can find more information about the parameters this operation supports in the corresponding REST documentation page.
Find the relations property array. Each item in the array is an object with geometry1Index and geometry2Index indicating the zero-based index of the features fulfilling the relationship in the geometry1 and geometry2 arrays.
Click Send to run the request. Notice the return value indicates there is no relationship between the geometries.
You have successfully buffered a point and determined the relationship between a point and the buffer.
Try other methods on the Geometry Service like using areas and lengths to calcuate the length or area of a shape.


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Edna Jean Barker
Edna Jean Barker 1952-2019 (posted to the Facebook page of Wendy Thomas on April 24, 2019) Some of my editor friends will know this name and some will also know that she was diagnosed with posterior cortical atrophy (PCA), the same type of rare dementia that killed Terry Pratchett. As with Pratchett, so it was with Edna -- word people, one a writer, one an editor, who lost the ability to read, write, and spell. Not only does PCA affect language abilities but it also affects vision. In the last months, she has found enjoyment and entertainment in talking books, as well as making colorful postcards that an Alzheimer's worker took to Sick Children's Hospital to give to young patients so they could write on them and send them to their parents. I met Edna in the late 70s when I worked at McGraw-Hill Ryerson and she was one of our freelancers. She lived in the same part of Toronto -- the east end -- so it was easy to drop work off to her and pick it up. Our friendship sprang from that. Edna was also a very early member of the Freelance Editors' Association of Canada and I think was thrilled to find like-minded people! It would not be an exaggeration to say that Edna was eccentric and maddening but her humour, creative abilities, and kindnesses more than made up for it. Friendships could end over disagreements about commas -- sometimes the friendships were repaired, but sadly not always. But wherever she went she gathered new and dedicated friends, as has been evident in the last few months. She was artistic and as I said above creative. She sewed, knitted, and quilted; she was a bookbinder; she made whimsical greeting cards and boxes covered in collages. She loved music and played the flute and recorder -- possibly other instruments. She was a great gardener -- and she had many gardens in which to experiment! She said she'd had 12 houses -- I tried the other night to count them and I think I came up with 10 but there were other abodes so perhaps she was including them. Edna would move into her new house and within 24 hours, carpets would be torn up and cabinet doors removed. She made each house she lived in uniquely her own. She was a wonderful copyeditor and as a single, gay, self-employed woman lived life on her own terms for all of her adult life, buying and selling houses and managing to finance them on a fairly limited income. The highlight of her career was the time she spent working on the Peter Gzowski Morningside books. She volunteered at Casey House for several years, as well. Before anyone realized she had PCA she had a series of accidents -- she had several falls from her beloved bike, at least once tangling with a TTC bus as I recall. She phoned me once to ask indignantly, "Did you know you could get a ticket for crossing the street?" Of course, it wasn't quite that simple and looking back, it's apparent that her sight was diminishing even then, and her depth perception was compromised, especially when a glass door was involved. Eventually she had to give up her bike and motor scooter. She still talked bitterly as recently as last week about having to give up her bike. After Edna's diagnosis, several years ago (2012, I believe), she began to talk about ways of ending her life. Her favorite was to walk into Lake Ontario with rocks in her pocket à la Virginia Woolf. In 2017 Edna had the great good luck to meet Timmie Schramm and her partner Fran, who live a short distance away from Edna. They have dogs so a friendship was established instantly. Timmie became an important person in Edna's life and has been a tremendous help to her in these past few years: taking her on vacations, making innumerable medical appointments and taking her to them, and researching her disease as well as ways of ending her life. It was Timmie who would remind Edna that if she jumped off her balcony or dug a hole in a ravine to fall into, some poor person would find her and be traumatized for life! The choice finally came down to medical assistance in dying (MAID) but Edna was rejected on her first application. More research and persistence by Timmie paid off and Edna was accepted for MAID this winter. Today the procedure was carried out at Michael Garron Hospital (formerly Toronto East General). It was peaceful and three of us -- Timmie, me, and another friend, Paul Harris -- were with her, as well as the wonderful staff at the hospital. Dr. Edward Weiss was instrumental in recommending Edna for MAID and guiding us through the process, and I would like to thank him for his kindness and generosity. Edna's lungs are now safely in a recipient patient, and her corneas will also find a use. Edna leaves her brothers David and Daniel; a niece, Laura; a nephew, Kevin; and her parents, Jean and Harold -- not to mention the many friends she has made over her lifetime.
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The Griffith Black and Whites took a very narrow victory in their Group 20 match-up, with both teams staying roughly neck-and-neck until the final moments of the game. The game was tough for both sides, with both teams often coming within just a few precious metres from the try line before fumbling the ball. The game started off poorly for the Griffith team, giving up two tries to the Tigers and struggling to make any headway for the majority of the first half. The Tigers converted both tries, giving them a 12 point lead for the first 25 minutes and leaving the Black and Whites playing a desperate game of catch-up. With 15 minutes to go in the first half, the Black and Whites finally began making their comeback, making a try but failing to convert it. They got their next two tries with just minutes to go but only made one conversion, leaving the first half with 14 points to the Tigers 12. Tensions were high with a truly alarming number of penalties, coming to a head with a shoving match between a number of players that was quickly broken up, and the game moving swiftly on from there. The second half proved similar, losing a number of tries to the Tigers and coming agonisingly close to landing their own before being shut down. An impressive sprint from Semi Rauluni seemed to finally wake the Black and Whites up, picking up the energy with some well-played feints and balancing the scores. With only a few minutes left on the clock, the Black and Whites finally took a lead to hold onto but it seems this caused a real morale hit to the Tigers, who swiftly gave up another try. A quick conversion to the Black and Whites landed the final score at a hard-fought 30-20. Coach for the Black and Whites Uafu Lavaka said that it was far from their best game, but they were glad to get the win anyway. "It was an ugly win, but we'll take it. We'll go back to the drawing board, there's a lot to work on ... I'm just glad we got the two points," he said just after the game. He added that the team would be working on discipline and control. "Our plays got a bit complacent... just need to be more disciplined." The victory will contribute to the Black and Whites comfortable second place on the ladder, but won't be enough to take the coveted first position from Leeton. Meanwhile the Waratahs will have quite a task of drawing themselves back from fifth place but should have an easier go in their next match against the Yenda Blueheelers, currently in sixth position. The Black and Whites will be playing Darlington Point at Solar Mad stadium before heading to Yenda to tackle the Blueheelers. Our journalists work hard to provide local, up-to-date news to the community. This is how you can access our trusted content:
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Griffith Black and Whites took a narrow victory in their match against the Waratahs
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TENSE MOMENT: Pili Masoe from the Tigers preparing for a tackle on the Black and Whites Joe Peato. PHOTO: Cai Holroyd
The Griffith Black and Whites took a very narrow victory in their Group 20 match-up, with both teams staying roughly neck-and-neck until the final moments of the game.
The game was tough for both sides, with both teams often coming within just a few precious metres from the try line before fumbling the ball.
The game started off poorly for the Griffith team, giving up two tries to the Tigers and struggling to make any headway for the majority of the first half. The Tigers converted both tries, giving them a 12 point lead for the first 25 minutes and leaving the Black and Whites playing a desperate game of catch-up.
With 15 minutes to go in the first half, the Black and Whites finally began making their comeback, making a try but failing to convert it. They got their next two tries with just minutes to go but only made one conversion, leaving the first half with 14 points to the Tigers 12.
Tensions were high with a truly alarming number of penalties, coming to a head with a shoving match between a number of players that was quickly broken up, and the game moving swiftly on from there.
The second half proved similar, losing a number of tries to the Tigers and coming agonisingly close to landing their own before being shut down. An impressive sprint from Semi Rauluni seemed to finally wake the Black and Whites up, picking up the energy with some well-played feints and balancing the scores.
With only a few minutes left on the clock, the Black and Whites finally took a lead to hold onto but it seems this caused a real morale hit to the Tigers, who swiftly gave up another try. A quick conversion to the Black and Whites landed the final score at a hard-fought 30-20.
Coach for the Black and Whites Uafu Lavaka said that it was far from their best game, but they were glad to get the win anyway.
"It was an ugly win, but we'll take it. We'll go back to the drawing board, there's a lot to work on ... I'm just glad we got the two points," he said just after the game.
He added that the team would be working on discipline and control.
"Our plays got a bit complacent... just need to be more disciplined."
The victory will contribute to the Black and Whites comfortable second place on the ladder, but won't be enough to take the coveted first position from Leeton.
Meanwhile the Waratahs will have quite a task of drawing themselves back from fifth place but should have an easier go in their next match against the Yenda Blueheelers, currently in sixth position.
The Black and Whites will be playing Darlington Point at Solar Mad stadium before heading to Yenda to tackle the Blueheelers.
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) today relaunched a $5.6 million public safety awareness campaign – Stop. Trains Can't. – urging Americans to take greater care at highway-rail grade crossings.
In 2018 alone, 270 people were killed at railroad crossings. Of those, 99 people died after the driver went around lowered crossing gate arms – a 10-year high.
"So many fatalities at highway-railway crossings are preventable, and this campaign is key to raising public awareness and saving lives," said U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao.
Every four hours in America, a person or vehicle is struck by a train at a rail crossing. Over the past five years, 798 people have died while trying to drive across railroad tracks.
Stop. Trains Can't. reminds drivers about the potential risks of an approaching train when crossing railroad tracks, especially when active warning devices such as flashing lights or gate arms are descending or lowered.
Given their size and weight, neither freight nor passenger trains can stop easily to avoid cars or other vehciles on the tracks. Trains cannot swerve out of the way, and a freight train traveling 55 mph can take more than a mile to stop, even when emergency brakes are applied.
"We are pleased to collaborate with our colleagues at NHTSA to improve driver behavior at highway-rail crossings and reduce preventable injuries and deaths," said FRA Administrator Ronald L. Batory. "Rail safety isn't just about the safe movement of passenger and freight trains; it's also about helping the American public be safe near railroad tracks."
"Road safety is NHTSA's mission, and too many lives are lost every year when drivers disregard safety warnings at rail crossings," said NHTSA Deputy Administrator Heidi R. King. "Working with Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao and FRA, we want every American to understand the danger surrounding rail crossings and to act with safety in mind. Trying to save a few minutes can cost you your life."
The campaign's targeted advertising will run from Tuesday, April 16 through Sunday, May 12. It includes video spots that will run on digital and social platforms, radio advertising, and social media messaging, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The new Stop. Trains Can't. campaign video can be viewed here.
While national in scope, ads will be targeted to high-incident communities in the following states: Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, and Texas.
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You may have heard the new buzz saying "app advisory" and wondering what in the world this actually means for you as an accountant or bookkeeper?
App advisory in our opinion is advice, guidance, implementation, training and change management, of the correct line of business applications to help run an SME. It involves understanding what your client is actually trying to achieve (their pain point), which you should know already as their trusted advisor… and what line of business application/s will achieve that result for your client. If you take it to the implementation stage, it also involves change management, changes in processes and procedures, nurturing the team and business through change and most importantly, training on how the systems work, but also integrate into the daily workflow or operation of the business.
Don't think that just because you have used business advisory applications, that this means you are now a business advisor. Software on its own does not provide business advisory services to your client.
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is programming with language (political correctness) and delusional concepts that transform facts into believable lies and untruths.
The effort by the globalists to do and say anything to avoid the truth is in hyper drive.
We've been bombarded the last 8 years under the Obama administration to be PC. What is political correctness anyway?
It's a method by which the facts are not recognized for what they really are, but pointed in another direction away from the reality to form a completely different way to view them.
It's really not politically correct, it's really the "relabeling" to change the narrative to conform to the new world order and away from the truth.
NWO plans for america: What is the new world order?
The reshaping of not only America but the entire world has been going on and most people don't even realize what's happening.
Over the last eight years of the Obama Administration we've been told how to think, how to reevaluate and how to see things with a new World Vision.
mindset is starting to surface especially through our colleges and universities.
Only after they convince the new generation that this is the way to think and act will they be able to get them to accept the lies and the deception of the Antichrist.
There were three reactions recently posted on an Ohio State University blog from three professors who blame the Orlando mass shooting on "toxic masculinity" and a "fetishization" of weapons.
Our universities have become a "cesspool of twisted and perverted thinking," taking things completely out of context and relabeling them to fit the New World Order narrative and so-called political correctness.
Our government has become so infiltrated by globalists and Luciferians that it's no wonder that our universities and colleges, being funded by these very same people, are becoming a tool and powerful vessel used to infiltrate and corrupt the minds of young people.
Since the youth of this country attending a college or university are rarely ever taught history anymore and don't learn it in high school, the rewriting of thoughts, concepts and reason is not a difficult task for the globalists.
It's easy to see here that the programming of the globalists through the Obama Administration over these last 8 years has been very effective.
Not looking at things in reality, but forming a new false narrative to adapt and recreate new policy to address the issues is what they do best.
They really believe their own dribble and that if "we" just followed these recommendations, all would be well.
The issue and bottom line is, this world is being prepared for the Antichrist, the anti-God personality who will be accepted by the world and the world system.
The Luciferians, the globalists and those who have rejected and consciously fight against God, will continue to mask and blind the minds of those who would come to the knowledge of the truth.
Universities across the country are committing themselves to fight what they call "toxic masculinity" with conferences and events alleged to exploring violent tendencies inherent in manhood.
The reality is the Bible is true. We were all born with the "sin nature." It's not "toxic masculinity," it's simply a sin nature and it will never be overcome by the delusion that men can fix their own evil nature. It's a disease we were all born with and can't find a cure on our own.
Not only are these "concepts and false teachings" going to weaken us as a people and nation, but they will also not prepare us to deal in the real world with any issue.
God knew that. That's why He sent his Son and that's why we have a Savior that will cover our sin and change our hearts if we will only trust in Him.
For those who reject God's provision of salvation through faith in His Son, they will get sucked up and completely deceived, destroyed and lose their eternal soul.
Those who believe the lies and deceptions of this new world order will be lost… forever. They will end up serving Satan and his anti-Christ, until they're destroyed along with him and God brings His plans to a glorious conclusion.
And that is exactly what's happening right now to the people of this world who reject the only true and living God.
The further mankind moves away from faith in Jesus Christ, the more horrifying, hurtful, sad and despicable this world will become and men will fall deeper into hopelessness.
Technology will be offered as a substitute for everything from relationships to sexual satisfaction. Anything to keep men and women focused on attaining satisfaction APART from yielding to the ONLY true and living God.
The choice is up to each individual young and old.
It's not an easy path to swim upstream against the globalists, but it's a choice we must make if we're going to save our own souls.
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I have been blanket stitchin' in me sleep.
So - how many all-singing all-dancing green turtles appeared in your dreams last night, Jodie? They're gorgeous!
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We hope our bulletins invite participation during worship and clearly indicate the order of service or liturgy. Liturgy is a Greek word that means that the people are involved and engaged. When we speak and sing the liturgy back and forth in conversation, we are all participating and bringing scripture to life in worship.
Together with the Gothic architecture and stunning stained-glass windows of our church building, the liturgy creates a traditional rhythm of Lutheran worship that integrates a variety of hymns and worship components. The liturgical settings may change seasonally and festival Sundays invite an opportunity for musical ensembles to share their gifts for God's glory.
Worship invites leadership from many people. Our children often serve as greeters, bring the gifts of bread and wine forward, and make music during worship. Many people prepare communion, bring bread, read scripture and help in other valuable ways. The church choir leads us in song and ushers help worship participants feel welcome. If you would like to learn more about leading in worship, ask a leader or call the church office.


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Julie Goodman is the new president and CEO of the Arts Council of Indianapolis. She graduated Carmel High School and lives in Zionsville.
The Arts Council of Indianapolis has a new president and CEO. Julie Goodman, who grew up in Indianapolis and has spent decades in nonprofit work, will assume the post March 4, the council announced Monday.
Goodman most recently served at Strada Education Network, where she was senior vice president of marketing communications. The Indianapolis-based nonprofit helps create opportunities between education and employment.
"I'm excited to have the opportunity to help advance (the Arts Council of Indianapolis') mission in service to my hometown city and arts community that has influenced my life in such profound ways," Goodman said in a release from the council.
She replaces Dave Lawrence, who stepped down Aug. 3 after serving in the role for nine years. Lawrence left to take a similar position at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County in Lake Worth, Florida. Shannon Linker, the arts council's vice president, served as interim president.
Lawrence was one of more than 15 Indianapolis-area arts and culture leaders who left their posts within about a year and a half. With her hire, Goodman joins a new wave of leadership in the city.
Goodman graduated from Carmel High School and now lives in Zionsville with her husband and two children.
Before she moved back to Indianapolis to work at Strada, she served in roles at Cincinnati Opera; ArtWorks, which hires youth and professional artists to create public and private art; MUSE Women's Choir; and Madcap Puppets, among others. She also has worked in marketing for Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and in communications and fundraising for OneSight, a nonprofit that connects underserved communities with vision care.
Search committee members listed Goodman's arts, communications and collaboration experience as well as her devotion to diversity as reasons they chose her for the role.


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