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ZWACK Corporal Walter Canadian Army World War II Vedder Crossing, British Columbia, Canada April 30th, 1998 September/October 1998
ZWACK Lloyd (Butch) Canadian Army World War II Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada December 19th, 1992 November 1993
ZWARICH Corporal Peter Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry World War II Sudbury, Ontario, Canada January 8th, 2004 September/October 2004
ZWARICH Private John Royal Canadian Artillery World War II Manitoba, Canada March 12th, 2007 November/December 2007
ZWARICH Private Clarence A. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada August 23rd, 2016 November 2017
ZWART Private Jack Stouffville, Ontario, Canada November 24th, 2017 November 2018
ZWARTZ E.J. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada August 5th, 2007 March/April 2008
ZWARYCH Trooper Peter Canadian Armoured Corps, Royal Canadian Air Force World War II Ontario, Canada January 10th, 2010 September/October 2010
ZWER Ernest Canadian Army World War II Surrey, British Columbia, Canada February 12th, 1995 May 1995
ZWICKER Ken W. World War II Tantallon, Nova Scotia, Canada April 27th, 1996 September 1996
ZWICKER Corporal Lawrence R. 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment, 2nd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment World War II, Korean War London, Ontario, Canada May 12th, 1999 September/October 1999
ZWICKER Frederick C. Reserves World War II Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada August 5th, 1999 March/April 2000
ZWICKER Kenneth Canadian Army World War II Tantallon, Nova Scotia, Canada July 22nd, 1997 March/April 1998
ZWICKER Private Stanley A. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps World War II Nova Scotia, Canada August 1997 March/April 1998
ZWICKER Trooper Douglas R. 8th Princess Louise's (New Brunswick) Hussars World War II New Brunswick, Canada February 28th, 1998 September/October 1998
ZWICKER Ronald E. Royal Canadian Air Force World War II Ontario, Canada November 12th, 2002 March/April 2003
ZWICKER Leading Aircraftman Hollis J. Royal Canadian Air Force World War II New Brunswick, Canada January 30th, 2003 November/December 2003
ZWICKER Major Charles R. Royal Canadian Air Force Korean War Nova Scotia, Canada September 23rd, 2004 March/April 2005
ZWICKER Corporal Alfred B. Canadian Army World War II Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada September 1st, 1992 December 1992/January 1993
ZWICKER Raymond Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve Gatineau, Quebec, Canada 2004 November/December 2005
ZWICKER Corporal Lester A. West Nova Scotia Regiment World War II Caledonia, Nova Scotia, Canada May 28th, 1991 September 1991
ZWICKER Harold R Royal Canadian Artillery World War II Port Maitland, Nova Scotia, Canada September 5th, 1990 December 1990/January 1991
ZWICKER Warrant Officer Fulton G. (Jim) Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada October 2nd, 2008 March/April 2009
ZWICKER Private S.A. West Nova Scotia Regiment World War II Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada August 16th, 1985 October 1985
ZWICKER Private Elkanah David Halifax Rifles World War II Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada January 25th, 1985 June 1985
ZWICKER Kenneth World War II Brantford, Ontario, Canada May 27th, 1984 September 1984
ZWICKER Lorne V. Royal Canadian Air Force Nova Scotia, Canada September 22nd, 2011 March/April 2012
ZWICKER Private Gilbert M. Canadian Army World War II Colborne, Ontario, Canada March 23rd, 2014 September/October 2014
ZWICKER Maxwell Merchant Navy, Canadian Army World War II Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada October 1st, 2015 March 2016
ZWICKER Earl H. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps World War II Chester Basin, Nova Scotia, Canada December 14th, 2015 November 2016
ZWICKER Master Corporal Robert E. Canadian Armed Forces Chester Basin, Nova Scotia, Canada May 15th, 2016 November 2016
ZWICKER Private Vernon B. West Nova Scotia Regiment, Princess Louise Fusiliers, Reserves World War II Charlos Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada January 21st, 2018 November 2018
ZWICKER Eugene L. Korean War Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada April 1st, 2019 November 2019
ZWICXER Private George W. Canadian Forestry Corps World War II Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada March 11th, 1989 July/August 1989
ZWIEROK Private Mike Polish Army World War II British Columbia, Canada March 26th, 2011 March/April 2012
ZWOLAK Warrant Officer Edward A. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry World War II British Columbia, Canada March/April 2010
Zwolak Private Tadeusz (Ted) Royal Canadian Artillery World War II St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada May 26th, 2013 November/December 2013
ZWOLINSKI Staff Sergeant Witold World War II St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada September 28th, 1999 March/April 2000
ZYBALA Sapper Benjamin Canadian Army World War II Windsor, Ontario, Canada October 21st, 1986 February 1987
ZYBURRA Lance-Corporal Stanley W. Canadian Army World War II Chatham, Ontario, Canada April 22nd, 2009 September/October 2009
ZYCH Edward Polish Army World War II Hamilton, Ontario, Canada February 16th, 2006 November/December 2006
ZYGMUNT Private Stanley Canadian Army World War II Surrey, British Columbia, Canada October 4th, 1990 December 1990/January 1991
ZYJEWSKI Corporal Jan 2nd Polish Corps, British 8th Army World War II, Regular Force Toronto, Ontario, Canada May 7th, 1983 August 1983
ZYLEMA Ed St. Boniface, Manitoba, Canada January 30th, 2003 November/December 2003
ZYLICH Private Olga Canadian Women's Army Corps World War II Virden, Manitoba, Canada December 5th, 1993 March 1994
ZYMIAK Private Frank Polish Army World War II September 10th, 2004 March/April 2005
ZYRI Leading Bombardier Adam A. Royal Canadian Artillery World War II British Columbia, Canada June 15th, 2001 November/December 2001
ZYSKO Stephen Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada December 9th, 2010 September/October 2011
ZYWOTKIEWICZ Private Ignacy World War II Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada September 15th, 2012 March/April 2013
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to bringing on new Sydney MD Alex Carr, moving offices and introducing two new ECDs in the Sydney and Melbourne teams, BWM Dentsu has undergone a rapid revolution.
With Carr now spearheading the Sydney operation and Mark Watkin as the MD of Melbourne, the pair is fuelling the next wave for BWM with founders Paul Williams, Rob Belgiovane and Jamie Mackay still steering the operations but stepping back from the day-to-day operations.
It's the new leadership teams built across Sydney and Melbourne that Williams credits as fuelling the agencies next stage.
"We have completely rejuvenated our leadership teams in the last two years and introduced a new configuration of skills sets. Like all businesses you have to constantly change to stand the test of time and deepen your offering," he says.
BWM Dentsu is now 250 people nationally, with its Melbourne office growing from 30 people to 80 in the last four years. Its clients include Qantas, Toyota, NBN, Kmart, REA and BOQ.
While the agency continues to evolve it as part of the Dentsu network, it still places a huge importance on its 20-year heritage as an independent, which Carr says is a vital part of BWM's culture.
"We won't throw away the past that Williams, Belgiovane and Mackay have built. That history and instilled culture is where our future growth stems from," he says.
"We are two years into the acquisition with Dentsu and like anything, it takes time to get right and it's has been a learning curb, but we know all we have is our people.
Joining from Havas, Carr says it was the entrepreneurial spirit of BWM that won him over, adding he admires the partners "dogged" approach to business.
"The partners are incredibly savvy business people who understand the demands of the modern agency. It would be unfair and untrue to say that the future vision of BWM is only driven by the new management because we still lean on the learnings and advisory of the partners," he says.
Williams admits it has been challenging letting the next wave of BWM play out and relinquishing some of his control.
"The broad truth is we don't think we are close enough to the business and [management] probably think we are too close," he says.
Has Dentsu finally cracked creative?
It was a big decision for the founding fathers of BWM to set up their indie business in Dentsu, following the Photon, now Enero, acquisition which led to the partners buying the agency back in 2012.
"The Photon Group didn't work out, which led to us rebuilding, reconsolidating and pitting the business in a new direction. We needed to find a partner that was going to be suitable and give us wings in terms of our ambitions," Williams says.
While Dentsu has made plays for creative in the past, Williams says the network hadn't gone about moving beyond media in the right way before.
"Dentsu hadn't attacked it in the right way. They needed to buy a stable foundation, which is why we were suitable," he says.
When asked if BWM could have survived without Dentsu, Williams says the acquisition positions the agency to succeed in an industry facing disruption.
"I've been in this industry for almost 30 years and as much as things stay the same, there is no business in the world that isn't under the pressure from disruption.
"There are a profileration of competitors, more data and analytics available than ever before and a digital smorgasbord – needless to say, in this new world, it can be challenging.
"Contrary to popular belief, it isn't a high margin industry. The output is getting wider and deeper but the pressure is being place on cost. To say it's not a constant challenge, I'd be lying.
"We've had to be extremely commercially savvy and that's how we've survived in a tough agency landscape."
To say the last two years has been transformative for BWM Dentsu is an understatement. From Dentsu Aegis Network acquiring the agency, to bringing on new Sydney MD Alex Carr, moving offices and introducing two new ECDs in the Sydney and Melbourne teams, BWM Dentsu has undergone a rapid revolution.


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The needs of U.S. veterans will not end when the war does; they will just be beginning. Though over a lifetime veterans are more highly educated, employed, and paid than their civilian counterparts, the period of reintegration can be challenging.
Out of the Shadows, Into the Light: Why Americans Should Care About the Health of Contractors Deploying to Conflict Environments
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In an ongoing effort to recruit more minority and low-income students to the university, the Cal Poly Opportunity Grant was introduced after campus-wide feedback and implemented in Fall 2019. Funding for the grant will come from the Opportunity Fee, which…
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Goa Lawah Temple located in Klungkung regency, on the side of the highway to the port of Padang Bai, 3 km to the east of the Kusamba beach. Klungkung at the seaside, which is the largest producer of sea salt in Bali. Because the sea water in the Goa Lawah Temple, has the highest salt content in Bali.
Goa Lawah Temple is one of the temples in Bali which has a significant meaning for Balinese Hindus. Because when Balinese cremation ceremony finished, they should pray in this temple. As at the time of my grandmother's cremation ceremony. After my grandmother's body cremated, and his ashes taken to the sea, then we pray to the great pretend in Bali, Goa Lawah Temple this one.
Goa Lawah Temple, is a temple located in a cave. Cave inhabited by bats (Lawah = bat). Bats are very numerous and are always out and go into the cave. The sound is very noisy bats is characteristic of the temple.
Almost every day Balinese Hindus, there came to the Goa Lawah Temple. Sometimes on certain days a lot of people who came. They come from different districts of Bali, to perform cremation ceremonies related activities that they do.
The air condition in the Goa Lawah Temple very hot. Since it is a coastal area. But we can enjoy the fresh air in the temple area has a great abundance of trees and shade.
In the temple area there is also a large hall that can be utilized for shelter and rest. If we feel hungry, do not worry, there are plenty of stalls selling food at area Goa Lawah Temple. Many sellers also cold drinks, and the most interesting is the vending of young coconuts.


The sacraments are the source of life for the Catholic community. At St. Alexander Parish, we strive to provide a meaningful and engaging sacramental life for our students, faculty and staff.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated for the first time in second grade. It is the celebration of God's forgiveness through personal confession. Our children take part in this sacrament prior to their First Holy Communion.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered to all our students on an individual basis, as well as during the Advent and Lenten Seasons.
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Lord Shiva is the supreme God of saivetes in Hinduism. He is adorned and celebrated as one of three major gods of the religion (Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva). In Hinduism it is believed that He is one who will destroy all the evil things in the world. He will save his true devotees form all worries and problems. LordESS Shakthi is the consort of Lord Siva. Lord Muruga and Lord Ganesh are the sons of Lord Shiva and Lordess Shakthi.
There are many old Tamil films containing the devotional songs of Lord Shiva. The films Thiruvarutselvar, Thiruvilayadal and Karaikkal Ammayar are some old Tamil devotional films are containing devotional songs of the Lord. Let us watch some the some of them.
The above video song is from the devotional movie named Thiruvarutselvar released in 1967. Dr.Shivaji Ganesan starred in the song. The song was beautifully shot as the actor Shivaji Ganesan sang the pride of the Lord just before his shrine. T.M.Soundarrajan sang the song and K.V.Mahadevan composed the music.
Thiruvilayadal released in 1965 is the name of the movie in which above song is present. Tamil film playback singer T.R.Mahalingam starred and sang this beautiful song. The music is by K.V.Mahadevan. According to the film story T.R.Mahalingam acted as the prime pandit in Pandya kingdom. Once the king asked him to compete with another pandit named Hemanatha who visited the kingdom. Since he feared to compete with Hemanatha, he prayed Lord Shiva for his grace.
The above song is from the movie 'Thiruvarutselvar' released in 1967. Dr.Sivaji Ganesan acted as a devotee in the above song and he sang infront the shrine of Lord to get the grace of a snake which bite an innocent boy. T.M.Soundarrajan sang the song and K.V.Mahadevan composed the music for the song. At the end of the song the boy was saved by the grace of Lord Shiva.
'Thiruvilayadal' released in 1965 is the movie in which above devotional song is present. Dr.Sivaji Ganesan acted as Lord Shiva in that movie and he took the form of poor wood cutter in order to teach a lesson for the arrogant pandit Hemanatha.
Sivaji Ganesan sang a beautiful song so that Hemanatha could hear the song. At last Hemanatha realized his mistake and escaped from Madurai.
'Karaikkal Ammaiyar' released in 1973 is the movie in which above song is present. K.P.Sundaraambal starred in the song and she took the role of Karaikkal Ammayar. It is a great devotional song of Lord Shiva as we can see the beautiful dance of Lord Shiva and Lordess Shakthi. Sivakumar and Sri Vidya acted as Lord Shiva and Lordess Shakthi. The song was sung by K.P.Sundaraambal and Kunnakkudi Vaidyanathan composed the music.


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'Mysterious hepatitis': Everything we know so far about the new cases in Austria
Amanda Previdelli - [email protected] • 25 Apr, 2022 Updated Mon 25 Apr 2022 16:30 CEST
Two children are in Austrian hospitals after suspected 'mysterious' hepatitis cases Photo by SJ Objio on Unsplash
Austria confirmed two children have been hospitalised with suspected hepatitis of 'unknown origin', what do we know about the disease?
After many cases of hepatitis with unclear origin were reported in several European countries, Austria has its first suspected cases.
Two children affected were hospitalised in Vienna on Monday.
They are not in critical condition, Austrian media reported, citing Ministry of Health information.
The reports could be connected to a string of "mysterious hepatitis" cases that the World Health Organisation has reported as being detected in several countries.
The first cases of severe acute hepatitis with unknown cause were reported earlier this month across central Scotland, WHO said.
After that, dozens of patients were identified in the United Kingdom, all young children. There are now reports of confirmed cases in 11 countries as of April 21st.
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However, the World Health Organisation warns that it is not clear if there has been an increase in hepatitis cases or an increase in awareness after the first reports.
The children present acute hepatitis, which means they have liver inflammation. The cases are aged one month to 16 years old, and seventeen children (approximately 10 per cent) have needed liver transplantation - at least one death was reported, according to the WHO.
What is hepatitis?
According to the NHS, hepatitis is the term used to describe inflammation of the liver - it is usually the result of a viral infection, liver damage caused by drinking alcohol, or rare autoimmune hepatitis, when the immune system attacks and damages the liver.
There are several types of hepatitis. The viral infection is mainly transmitted by contaminated food and drink or contact with infected blood.
Austria's health authorities mention many other causes of liver inflammation, including disorders of blood flow in the liver and non-alcoholic fatty liver hepatitis (NASH).
So which type has been affecting the children?
These infections have been called "mysterious" because none of the five types of known viruses that cause hepatitis was found in the children.
Health authorities are still investigating the cause of the liver issues, mainly since no other epidemiological risk factors, including recent international travel, have been found in the children.
In 74 of the 169 cases, laboratory tests have detected adenovirus, which is a common virus that causes cold-like symptoms. But, according to WHO, the new coronavirus has also been identified in 20 cases of those that were tested. And 19 of the children had a co-infection of both.
READ ALSO: How the Austrian healthcare system works
However, the organisation states that further investigations are ongoing and that it is not possible to draw a conclusion at this moment. The presence of the adenovirus is one hypothesis for the underlying cause of the disease, but "it does not fully explain the severity of the clinical picture, according to the health authority.
This virus is a common pathogen and usually causes limited infections, such as conjunctivitis, bladder infection, and the stomach flu. It is not known to be a cause of hepatitis in otherwise healthy children.
READ ALSO: What is Austria's e-card? Everything you need to know
Could it be caused by the coronavirus vaccine?
The World Health Organisation is clear on this, saying that hypotheses related to the side effects from the Covid-19 are not supported as the vast majority of the affected children didn't receive the vaccination.
In Italy, where 11 cases have been confirmed, the health authorities report that not a single one of the sick children had been vaccinated against Covid-19, broadcaster ORF said.
WHO does consider that increased susceptibility among young children following a lower level of circulation of adenovirus during the Covid pandemic could be a factor. Another hypothesis is the potential emergence of a new adenovirus or consequences of the co-infection with Covid.
What should I do if I have symptoms?
The WHO recommends that people take the standard prevention measures for adenovirus and other common infections, which include regular hand washing and respiratory hygiene.
READ ALSO: EXPLAINED: What is Austria's 'tick vaccine' and should you take it?
There are no recommended restrictions on travel or trade with the United Kingdom, where most cases have been registered, or any other country where cases are identified, the organisation said.
The NHS tells parents that if their child has symptoms of hepatitis, including yellowing of the eyes and skin (jaundice), they should be taken to their doctor.
"Good hygiene, including supervising hand washing in young children, can help prevent infections that can cause hepatitis." the UK health authority added.
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I'm in my bed. I've worked today, and then it was time for a nap. Next to me rests a cat. In the corner of my eye I see another one, curled up on a blanket on the floor. My door is open, and through it creeps music. Soft, oriental in its nature, and beside it I get a story told. A story about a city, with all its noises, the chuckling of hens, wagons rolling over cobbles streets, the murmur of people going about their day, laughing, discussing. The boys are going on a new adventure in their role play session, while I'm curled up in my bed, saying no thanks to any social interaction.
There was no rain during the festival, bless it. We hung out, laid splayed out on the few lawns that decorate the area. It was perfect. New and old friends, the tones of metal music thundering out over the landscape, people gathering to catch a glimpse of their favorite bands in the company of other worshippers, also raising their fists to the heavens in pure excitement.
Finally I got to see At the Gates live, the band that was my gateway in to the world of metal music, the wonderful aural environment that I surround myself with to this day. Dark grey, heavy clouds towered over us the entire weekend, withholding their tears, just enhancing the stage shows with their lights and effects. The beer flowed, and a little too pleasantly at times, at least for some when meeting the more progressive acts. I met a friend coming down the ramp from one of those acts, raising his hands in defeat, stating "This, is waay too complicated for me right now".
I skipped the more cult classics as Abbath and Sportlov, and it somewhat irks me today but I know I wouldn't have appreciated it anyways. I saw the bands I came there for, looking calm on the outside but screaming like a fan on the inside, hung out with our three house guests for the weekend and had a bloody good time.
But now I'm all spent, and this introvert will keep to herself for the next few days to regain energy.


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MakeOffices is an American coworking and real estate service company. Its main clientele are small business teams, such as start-up companies and small-time entrepreneurs, that require flexible office space solutions. The company currently operates in three cities: Chicago, Philadelphia, and the Washington, DC Metro areas.

Background
The company was founded by Ray Rahbar, Jason Shrensky, Chris Junior and several others in 2012. The idea of an office-sharing start-up was initially conceived in 2007. The idea behind it was for start-ups to have less expenses to incur when creating a fresh company, since buying or leasing an office is a big financial burden for many new businesses. The company was funded by several angel investors, several entrepreneurs and the CYwP Fund.

The company opened first an 8,500 square feet shared co-office space at 1401 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, Virginia with 25 offices. It was later occupied by 47 tech company startups. This was followed by an office in the Tysons area of McLean, Virginia in June 2013, with 16,000 square feet and 47 offices. The third location was opened in the Dupont Circle area of Washington D.C. with 40,000 square feet, containing 103 offices.

In August 2013, United States Senator Mark Warner from Virginia visited the Rosslyn office to talk to tenants and media members about the startup growth in the region.

In November 2015, the company changed its name to MakeOffices.

In January 2016, MakeOffices expanded into Chicago and opened the first of its 3 coworking and shared office spaces in River North. It also opened in Philadelphia's Center neighborhood at the same time.

Service
The company offers office spaces that are leased on a month-to-month basis. The advantage of leasing an office space in MakeOffices is that it is less expensive than owning or renting an office space.  Also, with a month-to-month rental agreement, companies are not locked into an extensive unbreakable lease, giving startups more flexibility.  Executive offices and suites and virtual offices are also available through MakeOffices.

References

External links
 MakeOffices Official website

Companies based in McLean, Virginia
Real estate services companies of the United States
Real estate companies established in 2012
Real estate companies based in Washington, D.C.
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Kid Cudi And Gossip Girl's Jessica Szohr Join Romantic Comedy Two Night Stand
Eric Eisenberg
Published: Oct. 15. 2012 8:34 AM
From the description of the upcoming comedy Two Night Stand it sounds like it's going to be a film with a very small cast. The plot follows two young people (Miles Teller and Analeigh Tipton) who meet online and then sleep together as part of a one night and immediately regret it in the next morning. Unfortunately, they find themselves trapped together due to a raging blizzard. Honestly, when I first read the plot I thought there was a possibility that Teller and Tipton would be the only two actors in the movie, but that theory was shot down today when it was announced that two more actors have joined the film.
Scott Mescudi, best known to hip-hop fans as Kid Cudi, and Jessica Szohr of Gossip Girl fame have both signed on for parts in Two Night Stand, according to THR, and will play the role of boyfriend and girlfriend. Max Nichols, who happens to be the son of Oscar-winning filmmaker Mike Nichols, will be making his directorial debut with the project. Mark Hammer, who is serving as an executive producer on the project, also wrote the script and had it featured on the Black List, the annual collection of the best unproduced screenplays in Hollywood. Production has already begun on the independent production in New York.
While Kid Kudi is best known for his music, he has collected acting experience in the past few years, starring as Domingo Brown in 16 episodes of the series How To Make It In America. He also recently finished production on Denis Hennelly's Goodbye World, co-starring Argo's Kerry Bishe and Entourage's Adrian Grenier. Since leaving Gossip Girl Szohr starred in Brett Rather's Tower Heist and Dogulas McGrath's I Don't Know How She Does It, and recently played a role alongside Ray Liotta and Michael Chiklis in the thriller Pawn.
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Norway's Freyr, Taiwan's Aleees to explore battery materials JV
Artist's impression of Freyr's projected pilot factory in Norway. Source: Flickr
January 12 (Renewables Now) - Norwegian battery cell developer Freyr AS (NYSE:FREY) and Taiwanese battery materials manufacturer Aleees (TWSE:5227) have agreed heads of terms with a view to forming a joint venture for the production of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathode materials for batteries in the Nordic region.
The entity would build and operate the world's first giga scale LFP cathode plant outside mainland China, expected to begin production in 2024, the parties said on Tuesday. Financial details were not disclosed.
The facility would originally aim to produce 10,000 tonnes of LFP cathode material per year, or enough to supply Freyr's planned Gigafactory in Mo i Rana, Norway. Beyond that point, the plant would seek to ramp up production to at least 30,000 tonnes by 2025, using Aleees' modular plant design technology.
The move is seen as a further step towards enhancing decarbonised battery cell production and related supply chains in the Nordics.
"Freyr and Aleees intend to establish the plant as part of a broader localised supply chain strategy that will leverage the abundance of cost-advantaged, renewable energy in the Nordics and the growing availability of raw materials produced in the region. We will be examining a limited number of suitable locations in the Nordic region over the next months," Freyr CEO Tom Einar Jensen said.
Founded in 2005, Aleees generates revenue of some USD 240 million (EUR 211.7m) and counts among its clients electric vehicle (EV) and energy storage battery companies in Europe, the US and Asia, including Japan and Korea.
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We had fun with this political season advertising campaign. It wasn't for a candidate, it was for an all-purpose steak seasoning, TexJoy. We created these ads with Texjoy to get some extra attention in unexpected places and an unexpected time around Jefferson County. With clever political themed tag lines, Americom helped the spice company grab the attention of voters from both sides of the aisle. "Yes, We Cayenne" and "My Vote is at Steak" hit highways, front yards, Facebook feeds and more. Guerilla marketing really can be delicious. Scroll* down for a few samples from the campaign.


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Q: "Failed to pull image: pull access denied" on a private docker repository I am trying to run my node application (which successfully runs on my PC with Docker Desktop) through Kubernetes. This is a raspberry pi multi-node ubuntu kubeadm server (everything is latest stable version). I do have successful pods running on this server. I followed Kubernetes official guide to login to my private docker repository on Docker hub. I have double checked my credentials and I can use docker without sudo privileges.
My exact setup is listed below, please comment if you want me to add any more information!
My error code:

Failed to pull image "matthewvine/node-tools:rewrite": rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Error response from daemon: pull access denied for matthewvine/node-tools, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied

My regcred docker secret:
data:
  .dockerconfigjson: ey...==
kind: Secret
metadata:
  creationTimestamp: "2022-01-10T23:34:40Z"
  name: regcred
  namespace: default
  resourceVersion: "1807979"
  uid: 69...
type: kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson

My node-ht deployment:
apiVersion: apps/v1
metadata:
  name: node-ht
  namespace: node
  ...
spec:
  replicas: 1
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      app: node-ht
  template:
    metadata:
      ...
    spec:
      containers:
        - name: node-ht
          image: matthewvine/node-tools:rewrite
          ports:
            - containerPort: 3000
              protocol: TCP
          resources: {}
          terminationMessagePath: /dev/termination-log
          terminationMessagePolicy: File
          imagePullPolicy: Always
      restartPolicy: Always
      terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 30
      dnsPolicy: ClusterFirst
      securityContext: {}
      imagePullSecrets:
        - name: regcred
      schedulerName: default-scheduler
  strategy:
    type: RollingUpdate
    rollingUpdate:
      maxUnavailable: 25%
      maxSurge: 25%
  revisionHistoryLimit: 10
  progressDeadlineSeconds: 600

My Soluton: Turns out it was a simple namespace issue. Secrets need to be in the same namespace as the resources trying to use them.

A: The secret key must be in the same place as the distribution namespace.
If you want to connect your docker secret to kubernetes you can use below method.
Create a Secret based on existing Docker credentials (link)
kubectl create secret generic regcred \
    --from-file=.dockerconfigjson=<path/to/.docker/config.json> \
    --type=kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson

I think you already did that. The namespace change should fix your problem

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Lia Chang: Renee Goldsberry, Frances McDormand, Tim Blake Nelson, Duncan Sheik lend vocal talents for The 52nd Street Project 30th Anniversary Gala Celebrating Willie Reale
On Monday, May 9, 2011, Renee Goldsberry, Frances McDormand, Tim Blake Nelson, Duncan Sheik will lend their vocal talents to celebrate Willie Reale, the founder of The 52nd Street Project, at the 30th Anniversary Gala at ESPACE, 635 West 42nd Street in New York.
Hosted by Lewis Black, the evening will feature songs with lyrics written by Project kids and set to music and performed by adults. The kids are Nicolas Carrero, Edelys Tiana Guerrero, Genesis Hires, Haley Zoe Martinez and Malik Velazquez. Adult songwriters include J. Michael Friedman, Henry Krieger, Rob Reale and Duncan Sheik.
Willie Reale founded the The 52nd Street Project in response to a deepening need to improve the quality of life for New York's inner-city children. Mr. Reale, an actor, playwright, 1994 MacArthur Fellow, and company member of the Ensemble Studio Theater (EST), used his company privileges to reach out to the children of the neighborhood by creating theatrical endeavors specifically for them. Countless professional theater artists have volunteered their time and talent, being matched up with kids in a series of unique mentoring programs for The 52nd Street Project. The Project's mission is dedicated to the creation and production of new plays for and by kids between the ages of nine and eighteen that reside in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in New York City. This was done with the cooperation and support of EST and its across-the-street-neighbor, the Police Athletic League's Duncan Center. The Project is now an independent not-for-profit organization that creates over eighty new plays and serves over 115 children every year.
The evening begins at 7 pm with cocktails followed by dinner and the show. Tickets are $250 and $500, tables of ten are available for $5,000; $10,000; $15,000; $25,000. They can be reserved by calling John Sheehy at 212-333-5252 x16. For further information, visit: www.52project.org.
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André De Shields & Alison Fraser Star in Reading of Michael Aman's The Unbleached American at Theater Row on 5/9
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LUCKYRICE Festival 2011 in New York includes Daniel Boulud, Susur Lee, Anito Lo, Masaharu Morimoto, May 2-8, 2011
Vikas Khanna's Holy Kitchens Karma to Nirvana premieres at New York Indian Film Festival on 5/7 at Tribeca Cinemas
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As a photographer and videographer, Lia collaborates with artists, organizations and companies in establishing their documentary photo archive and social media presence. She has been documenting her colleagues and contemporaries in the arts, fashion and journalism since making her stage debut as Liat in the National Tour of South Pacific, with Robert Goulet and Barbara Eden. Lia currently plays Nurse Lia on "One Life to Live". She has appeared in Wolf, New Jack City, A Kiss Before Dying, King of New York, Big Trouble in Little China, The Last Dragon, Taxman and "New York Undercover".
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How Old Is Jack Showalter Idaho (Today update) – Where is He Now ?
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What is happening at Idaho University.
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This article provides information about the Idaho University case, and tells readers about Jack Showalter Idaho.
Would you like to learn more about Jack Showalter and other facts? People from World are searching for information on the hooded suspect in the Idaho crime. A case in Idaho was solved a few months ago, and everyone wanted to find out more about the killer.
You can start reading if youre looking for information about Jack Showalter Idaho .
The incident that occurred near Idaho University killed four students. It is unsettling because it happened as everyone was inside the house. People from World would like to learn more about the case. Recently published autopsy reports revealed that the murder was caused by a stabbing.
Jack Showalter is the hooded male spotted in the CCTV footage. There are reports that Jack may be the one who murdered this student. He is currently living with his parents and his age is unknown.
Jack may have used the same knife according to true crime theories, but this cannot be confirmed as the murder weapon is still missing. There have been no arrests, but the police continue to search for evidence and information that could help them solve this case.
Jack's Parents, who are both doctors, come from a well-respected and wealthy family. He was nevertheless detained from the University of Idaho fraternity section. The incident began when Jack was visiting the victims, Kaylee and Madison Goncalves, as they were ordering food from a food truck.
Jack, though it's not certain that Jack was the murderer of the victims, is now a prime suspect in the case.
Jack's father Larry D Showalter (MD in St. Luke's Clinic) and his mother Kelly Showalter (MD) are both MDs. Jack's Family history is clean and well-respected. This makes it difficult for the police and the cops to draw any conclusions. Jack's mom is convincing them that Jack was present during the incident.
As one of the girls pointed at the man, the hooded male and victims were engaged in a heated argument about topics that weren't clear. The footage was captured and is now widely shared on social media.
The guy is Jack Showalter or a member of his Age. Now his mother wants to tell the cops that he is in Africa.
With Jack as the prime suspect police might soon find the killer. But, it is important to consider other factors before reaching any conclusions.
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The Syracuse Department of Parks, Recreation & Youth Programs is the sole local government agency charged specifically with providing recreation for city residents. Approximately 1,000 acres of parks, playgrounds and open spaces are included under the Department's stewardship.
Our mission is to cultivate and sustain leisure programming while providing attractive parks that will enrich the quality of life, for all residents and visitors, as well as preserve it for future generations. The Syracuse Parks Department is responsible for coordinating, administering, and staffing a variety of recreational, support, and special events programs. These goals are accomplished through Special Events, Senior Programs, Aquatics, Adult Programs, Ice Rinks, Golf, Youth Programs, Forestry and Grounds Divisions. The Department also has an Office of Planning and Development that serves the public through capital improvements, community programs and the creation of signage and graphics for the parks.
We invite you to join with us to make a difference! How do we even begin to express our gratitude for the many volunteers who devote their time and energy enhancing the quality of life in Syracuse by assisting in the maintenance of our beautiful parks and executing the countless recreation programs and events we provide. Volunteers play an essential role and, we are always happy to welcome more on board! Click HERE to check out volunteer opportunities.
Questions regarding the Syracuse Parks & Recreation should be directed to: Julie LaFave, Commissioner, (315) 473-4330 ext. 3018 or Jimmy Oliver, Deputy Commissioner, (315) 473-4330 ext 3016.
During your use or visit to any City park, open space or facility located throughout the City of Syracuse, you may be photographed, videotaped, or filmed by the Department of Parks or any other party given explicit authorization by the Department of Parks to take photos, videotape, or film in these areas. Your attendance, admission, or use of any or all City parks, open space or facility located throughout the City of Syracuse operates as express consent for the use, reproduction, or publication of these images by the City of Syracuse. Any commercial photography or filming is strictly prohibited without express authorization of the Department of Parks.
The Adult Athletic Division coordinates the schedules and games for basketball, softball, broomball, volleyball and lacrosse leagues, which combined have more than 10,000 participants.
Burnet, Kirk, Lincoln, McKinley, Onondaga, Schiller, Thornden and Wilson. Open swim and lap hours are available at these pools. A variety of programs are offered throughout the year including: learn-to-swim,adult and children classes, water exercise, lifeguard and water safety courses. The pools are also used by swim teams for City and County meets.
The Ice Rink Division oversees and maintains winter ice rinks at Sunnycrest, Meachem and Clinton Square. These facilities offer public skating, league and club skating and lessons. Meachem and Sunnycrest Rinks, both of which are enclosed rinks, are open November 1 to March 30. Clinton Square, which is an outdoor rink is open mid-November to mid-Mach, weather permitting. All rinks have warming room facilities and offer skate rentals. The rinks are staffed by city employees and offer a variety of learn-to-skate programs.
The Forestry Division is responsible for maintaining approximately 35,000 street trees on 450 miles of city streets and for park trees throughout the parks system. This Division provides a continuous program of tree planting, trimming and removal of City street trees in order to maintain a healthy and abundant tree population. Routine trimming and removals are done year round, and tree planting is done during the spring and fall.
Two City Parks, Burnet and Sunnycrest, have nine-hole par 3 courses, open from May 1st to October 15th. The Courses are the only two golf courses located within the City of Syracuse and are each located within 5 minutes of downtown Syracuse. The courses easily see 30,000 rounds of play each season and offer not only open play, but league play as well, including both Senior and Junior Leagues. In addition, the courses attract many local schools and youth organizations whose children receive golf instruction. These courses also support several city-wide Junior and Senior golf tournaments. There is a fee charged for the use of the courses. Season passes and daily admission are available to everyone regardless of age or experience.
The Grounds Division of the Parks department is responsible for overall maintenance and 'clean up' of the city's parks. This division deploys "roving" crews to parks in the different quadrants of the city on a daily basis; garbage cans are emptied, leaves are picked up, and snow is plowed. Scheduled lawn mowing is completed by contract services, which is overseen by this division. A few of the larger parks like Thornden, Burnet, and Onondaga have staff that focus on the maintenance of that park. These divisions also supports other divisions like Special Events for set up and break down. For more specialized repairs to park facilities the Parks Department relies on the DPW Skilled Trades (carpenters, plumbers, electricians and roofers).
The City's Greenhouse operates under the Parks Grounds Division. Staff includes (3) gardeners. They are responsible for approximately 350 planting sites located throughout the City. These sites vary and include traffic islands, park and neighborhood entrance signs, and planting barrels. Every year the greenhouse is responsible for planting approximately 100,000 summer annuals and maintaining foliage plants for various events around the City, including Police & Fire Graduations, City School Graduations, Holiday Events etc. The staff are responsible for growing a majority of the annual flowers from seed and for the watering and weeding of the planting sites. The greenhouse also supplies neighborhood groups with flowers to plant in neighborhood park locations.
The Office of Planning & Development is responsible for developing and updating yearly, the Parks Department's 5-year Capital Improvement Program. This office works with other departments to coordinate and oversee capital improvements construction projects throughout the parks system. This office is also responsible for the storage, updating, and archiving of project files, drawings, and site plans of park properties.
Through our Senior Centers, the Department offers a host of recreational fitness and advocacy programs and a wide variety of activities for the community's senior population, including speakers, day trips, Bingo, exercise programs, various health screening programs, holiday parties, legal services, and daily lunches.
The Special Events Division of Syracuse Parks is responsible for all aspects of scheduling, permitting and coordination of a variety of activities and events that occur throughout the year. This Division relies on other City Departments like DPW for support during these various events for skilled trades work and street cleaning. Events are open to public and free.
The Youth Recreation Division provides a wide range of "drop in" and registration-based recreational and educational opportunities open to all city youth through its operation of neighborhood community centers, school-based recreation sites, and numerous summer recreation programs. Year-Round and Summertime youth recreation programs target boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 15, residing in neighborhoods surrounding the Community Centers and Summer Recreation sites. All "drop-in" programs are free of charge to city residents and may include a variety of structured activities, along with periods of supervised free play. Registration-based programs may require a modest fee and include such opportunities as summer sport and experiential learning camps, basketball leagues, sport clinics, and swim lessons.


This was me, I wanted to die.
I'm talking to you today as a "most inspirational young person of the year", a law student, a charity founder, leader, published writer, captain of a netball team and a successful young professional working to address gender inequality, youth challenges and mental health stigma.
I also speak to you today as the young girl who sat awake at night crying, the young girl who lay in bed and felt her heart slow to an unnerving pace and felt nothing but comfort in the idea of slowly drifting away. The young girl who broke her own skin and emptied her own stomach, as the young girl whose body was so weak she could not stand without her world and her physical being falling down.
The young woman who missed years of her education, the young woman who lay in a hospital bed, malnourished. The young woman who required years of physical and mental treatment, the young woman who didn't think she could create any change, who didn't think she could lead anyone, the young woman who didn't think her words were worth writing. The young girl who saw no value in her life, her world of her body.
I speak to you today as both women, and I am proud to do so.
In 2012 I was hospitalized with anorexia nervosa, diagnosed with depression and anxiety. I was absent from school, I was placed on a heart monitor, multiple medications, strict routines and meal plans to get my physical and mental health back to a reasonable state. I spent a total of 18 months out of mainstream schooling, 6 months in inpatient treatment and a total of 4 years in outpatient treatment.
I often describe my journey with anorexia, depression and anxiety as an abusive relationship. In the beginning, it was simple enough, I lost my sense of security, someone made me feel like my body wasn't good enough, maybe I just needed something to feel good about, and bane was the one I turned too. He tells me, "you look beautiful". I feel the ends of my mouth curve upwards ever so slightly but the twinkle in my eyes says it all, a fleeting expression at the thought of someone finally loving me.
I squeezed the lemon watching the juice trickle out into the water below, a tiny bit sinking into the broken skin around my fingernail making me wince. I stirred the cup of warm water until the lemon juice was no longer separate and drank the whole thing in one go. Just like he expected me too, every morning. Its soothing feeling on my throat felt like relief, the same feeling the consistency and structure of having him in my life gave me, the sense of security I so desperately needed.
I listened. I got back into my bed and let the darkness consume me for another day.
But it quickly became more than that, while a sense of security lured me in, anorexia had trapped me in a world of unhealthy behaviours and disordered thinking.
Before I knew it, I was laying in bed. The empty room that is was chest echoing with the sound of a fading heartbeat, and I feel nothing but comfort in the idea of drifting away. I cannot even separate the good thoughts and bad ones. I do not know what are his ideas, seeds he planted that have grown into painful thorns.
This was me, I wanted to die. I wanted to not have to listen to his voice, to not have the list of reminders. Every time I ate, that I wasn't worthy. Every time I saw a friend that they didn't really want me. Every day I got up, it wasn't worth it.
I was so captivated by the body he built for me I didn't see the hell he managed to trap me in. The beauty he stripped me off, the smiles he robbed from me, the memories he deprived me off; the life bane tried to take from me.
Bane was a behaviour, not a human, a disorder not a partner, an illness not a friend, a source of harm and ruin, not security; bane was anorexia.
Identifying him, naming him, was the first step in weeding out the thoughts he planted in me, separating mine from his, rebuilding my life as my own without him, finding a new sense of security in myself.
Throughout my treatment, I learnt to let him come through, destroying my world. I learnt to swallow my tears, to put down the razor blade, to walk away from the mirror and when those pieces are put back together, yes he came through again, darker, stronger.
But I quickly learnt how to pick up the pieces, I was getting better. I learnt to remember where certain pieces went, I learnt how to get them to stay together longer, I had people to help me hold them in place, to withstand his force. I had learnt to allow myself to learn on those who wanted to support me to help me put these pieces together again.
Now, I lay in bed, my chest floods with the melody that is my healthy heartbeat, with each beat I think of a new opportunity life may give me. My brain is quiet, giving me time to reflect, to let my thoughts wander. I find peace, not in the certainty of drifting away from life but in the uncertainty of driving head first into it.
Today, I speak through a wavering voice and write with sweaty palms because I should not be ashamed of the battles I fought, the skills and lessons I learnt are something that ought to be taught. I tell the story of the mountains I climbed because my tale could become a page in someone else's survival guide.
I may be a victim of a brain that failed me, I may have had to fight to leave a toxic relationship with myself, I may sometimes question what thoughts are my own, I may not always feel good enough, I may have to try and silence a thousand thoughts crashing through my mind. I may have to fight every day and sometimes; I may cry, sometimes I may listen, sometimes I may lose.
But, I have more victories because I don't wait for permission; even when validation is all I need. I show up; even when I feel weak. I speak; even though my voice is shaking. I step forward; even though my knees tremble, I hit back even when I have no strength and I continue to walk outside of my comfort zone, every second of every day. And I emerge, a force.


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Cuomo Informs National Grid of Intent to Revoke Downstate Franchise Certificate
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"Your fundamental legal obligation as mandated by your certificate of operation was to plan and provide for future needs," the governor wrote to National Grid officials. "You failed by your own admission."
Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday sent a blistering letter to National Grid CEO John Pettigrew and President John Bruckner giving 14 days' notice of the State's intent to revoke the utility's certificate to operate its downstate gas franchise.
Cuomo indicated that he came to this conclusion following National Grid's failure to provide "adequate and reliable service," including failing to address supply issues, neglecting the needs of their customers, stalling private development, and the associated diminution of tax revenues to local governments.
National Grid has repeatedly claimed that there are gas-supply constraints in the northeast, and it is unable to provide utility service without a new pipeline. Since NY vehemently opposes the proposed Northeast Supply Enhancement (a.k.a. Williams) Pipeline program for the Rockaway Peninsula—Empire State officials have shot down the plan three times—area customers are the ones that have been left, quite literally, out in the cold.
"The essential responsibility for a utility to provide adequate and reliable service is to manage the supply and demand. The very lack of supply you now point to as the reason for your denial of service to thousands of customers exhibits your failure to plan for supply needs. Your fundamental legal obligation as mandated by your certificate of operation was to plan and provide for future needs," the governor wrote in the 874-word missive. "You failed by your own admission."
Cuomo went on to characterize Nat Grid's self-imposed moratorium as "either a fabricated device or a lack of competence."
Elected officials that have been locking horns with National Grid for months said they appreciated the governor's direct message.
"Whether Nat Grid shapes up, or an alternative provider is found, it is vital that the people are provided with reliable gas service," State Sen. Joe Addabbo, Jr. (D-Howard Beach) said.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer applauded Cuomo's letter because "it rightfully highlights the coercive and abusive tactics that National Grid undertook to try to drum up support for the environmentally backwards fracked-gas pipeline."
"Rather than letting National Grid walk away with a fine or letting their franchise be taken over by an equally profit-driven competitor, the City and State should explore the feasibility of a public takeover of the natural gas system," Stringer added. "We need to begin to responsibly develop plans to replace gas infrastructure with renewable and electric alternatives. After years of unchecked fossil fuel expansion, it's clear we cannot count on the utilities being cooperative partners."
Cuomo concluded his caustic message by positing two theories "to explain National Grid's actions: Either National Grid was grossly negligent in relying exclusively on the speculative construction of a private pipeline to meet the demands that it was statutorily required to provide; or, National Grid deliberately defrauded the people of the state by not developing or pursuing existing supply options to force approval and reliance on a private pipeline to further their business interests at the cost of the consumer.
"Either alternative clearly violates your certificate of operation in the State of New York," he added.


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The Right Domain for SEO
Domain names were an essential element in the Internet's growth beyond its early "gopher" days. Domain names gave the earliest "finding tools" a much faster, more concise way of labeling sites for information. It could be said that domains paved the way for the creation of the modern search engine. Search engines, in turn, defined the next stages of domain names. The two, in conjunction, helped facilitate the development of the World Wide Web.
Keyword-Rich Domains
Keywords and domain names were once essential partners in web marketing. The modern search engine has multiple means for identifying subject content in a given website, including website coding. With the growing sophistication of the modern search engine, keywords have become less essential in a chosen domain name. This sophistication has permitted more freedom in choosing a domain name. The Internet shift has been toward short, memorable and brand-able domain names.1)
The average surfer appears to prefer short and memorable domains that suggest a pattern2). A perceptive word or potential word is also preferable. Squidoo.com is an example of this. Bogo.com would be another. They are memorable domains in that they are short (up to 67 characters are allowed). Such a domain is easy to recall visually as well as semantically.
Further reading: Things to consider when choosing a domain name for a startup company.
Hyphens in Domain?
Keywords domains are still a solid investment for type-in traffic. At one time, hyphens appeared to improve the search engine's ability to discern keywords in the domains. This positively affected search engine rankings. This hyphenated preference appears to have been eliminated by a greater sophistication in search engine technology.3)
Additionally, a hyphenated domain appears to be disadvantageous for type-in traffic. The theory is that it is easier for the surfer to remember clickthis.com than click-this.com. The surfer will usually first type-in the unhyphenated choice. If the target site is demand-music-now, the surfer is more likely to type-in demandmusicnow.com. Even with search engines, a non-hyphenated domain appears to rank higher at the present time than hyphenated domains. The hyphenated domain-buying customer risks losing traffic to another company's domain.
Domain Name Age
For ranking purposes, search engines favor older domain names (domains registered prior to 2004). This is due to the propensity of "black hat" search engine spammers to purchase masses of keyword-containing domains in multiple tlds. The spammers would then be able to populate the search engines with one company's domains. The spammers could then dominate a larger share of search engine traffic looking for a product. An older domain is interpreted by the search engine to be a site with more provenance. Provenance suggests to the search engines that an older domain name has more prestige on the Internet.4)
The Right TLD
The earliest, prime tlds (top-level-domains) of .com, .net, and .org still retain their dominance in surfer preference. The term "the Internet" is synonymous with ".com." As search engines become more sophisticated in technology, however, the dominance of those tlds will be lessened. In fact, the importance of all tlds will be lessened.
Because of this deteriorating trend in tld importance, some have suggested that .coms are the only tld to buy. In the global marketplace, that may be the case. In the local marketplace, the Australian surfer will be more likely to seek out laptops.au. The international surfer will opt for the home tld in many instances. In the US market, there is less consciousness of locality. This may be due to the predominance of US companies on the WWW, in that a .com is more likely to bring up a US company.5)
As global attitudes toward the Internet change, so will the tendencies of surfers to interact with it. The aware Internet marketer should be conscious of every possible element that will impact emerging trends. Everything impacts the Net. Additionally, the volubility and rate of change of search engine technology and all search methodology will continue to shape the future of domain names. Through it all, domain names remain the best, most stable investment possible for the future of a company's Internet presence.6)
Chris Lake: "The 25 factors behind brilliant brand / domain names," available at http://econsultancy.com/blog/3821-the-25-factors-behind-brilliant-brand-domain-names
SearchEngineKnowledge.com: "Will Domain Name Length Affect My Search Engine Rankings?," available at http://www.searchengineknowledge.com/domains/length.php
Guru of Search: "Domain Name With or Without Hyphens?," available at http://www.guruofsearch.com/domain-name-with-or-without-hyphens
Ann Smarty: "Domain Age: How Important Is It for SEO?," available at http://www.searchenginejournal.com/domain-age-how-important-is-it-for-seo/7296/
Syed Balkhi: "Which TLD is the best for SEO?," available at http://www.balkhis.com/seo/which-tld-is-the-best-for-seo/
Fleischner, Michael. SEO Made Simple. SEO Made Simple, 2009. Print.
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Be the Change You Want to See... Moodscope blog.
I volunteered recently in London for three days with the homelessness charity Crisis, as a befriender.
This was at one of their non-overnight centres, where about 70% of those coming in for services (food, dentistry, clothes, optician, advice, I.T., massage etc.) were living alone and over and above these services, they came in for the company and conversation.
My main role was to be in the cafeteria area and, without any assumptions, connect with the guests and simply have a conversation, if they wished to do so.
I found again that as we create an environment or conversation where people feel safe – the 'spirit' becomes one of selflessness; connecting as one, equal and fair, whether it be at Crisis or in fact home, work, church or any organisation.
The phrase that I reflect on repeatedly – 'show weakness to gain strength' - was demonstrated time and again and I found that when those who have the power or control to lead the way by showing their humility, their imperfections and thus their desire to emphasise their humanity – that this is truly THE key to creating a safe space for people to show their own true self and their desire to share the fact that only together as one humanity, will we connect and achieve.
This is also reflected in the animal world as I noticed in the Gorillas & Me programme presently running, where the cameraman and others have had to show their weakness (look down and away) to enable a true bond to be created with the big 'boss' Silverback.
Crisis is there due to people being alienated by our society and its lack of compassion and our selfish ME and materialistic culture.
Oh... did I mention that our guests say they are so alone... because society in general abuses them and treats them like lepers? Probably due to their own insecurities and fears through not being able to show themselves.
Who can you show your own weaknesses to, this New Year to make it safe for them to reveal their true self and thus create a more fair and sustainable relationship?


MANU ARREGUI (Santander, 1970), graduated in Fine Art at Universidad del País Vasco. His works have been included in important shows such Trans-sexual Express International curated by Xavier Araquistain and Rosa Martínez, Bad Boys a project by Agustín Pérez Rubio produced for the 50th venice Bienale, Monocanal Vídeo: 1996-2002 curated by Juan Antonio Álvarez-Reyes and Berta Sichel for the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Sesiones Animadas a project by Juan Antonio Álvarez-Reyes for this same museum and the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno de Las Palmas, Chacun à son Goût curated by Rosa Martínez to commemorated the Guggenheim Biolbao's 10th anniversary. and España. Arte Español 1957-2007 at the Palazzo Sant'Elia in Palermo. With Espacio Mínimo he has taken part in important internation contemporary art fairs such as ARCO (Madrid), ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH (Miami), FRIEZE (London) or CIGE (Beijing). In 2002 he was granted the Fundación Marcelino Botín Fine art Scholarship which he used to complete his education at ISCP in New York. In 2004 he was awarded first prize in video and digital formats at the Caixa Galicia Awards , and in y 2007 obtained the Altadis Fine Art Prize. His works are included in the following collections, amongst others: ARTIUM in Vitoria, Guggenheim Bilbao y MUSAC de León, Centre d'Art la Panera in Lerida, Consejo Superior de Deportes, the Coca Cola Foundation, and the Fundación Ordóñez-Falcón.


George Allen III moderates a debate between Andy Wrasman and Jay Clair concerning who the sons of God are from Genesis 6:2. Jay argues that the sons of God were angels that procreated with the daughters of men, who then gave birth to the Nephilim, who were mighty men because of their angelic genes. Andy argues that the sons of God were male believers who married female nonbelievers and that the nonbelieving wives led the believing husbands away from the Lord, which led to humanity turning our eyes from God to seeking after the Nephilim, who were not half-breeds but simply great men of renown that everyone idolized, except of course for Noah and his family. This topic came up in episode 4, Jesus vs. Zeus, so it's being addressed in more detail this week. The topic of who the sons of God are arises quite a bit within video game storylines, as well as amongst Ancient Alien theorists and within certain Christian denominations, so the topic is good to be aware of no matter which side of the argument you land. Both Jay and Andy agree that all Christians should strive to bring all discussions of the Nephilim to the point of sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.


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Today i have take photos to the last release of Sennebogen 683HD directly in ROS farm.
the model will be avaiable from november.
sorry for the photo's quality, but they have been taken with a camera-phone.
Thank you for posting-Any idea on the price?
And will they all have that horrid white string!!!
Sweet another crane I like the under carriage. I second that white string has to go.
Thats awsome!! I waited a while for that, cant wait for it to come out.
"Anyone can run a machine, Few can operate it"
"REAL TRUCKS DONT HAVE SPARK PLUGS"
Beautiful!! I was just talking to a friend about this new model today, and we are going to order it directly from Ros along with the new crusher. Is the model completely metal, or does it have significant plastic parts? I've seen the prototypes at the Sennbogen stand this summer at Bauma, but they were after glass. There are going to be a lot of different liveries if I'm correct. The Sennebogen display alone had three different versions.
Hi ,waiting for this model to arrive, and i'm not disappointed any ideas of the liveries that will be available?? .
those are cheap too. ive always wanted a model of one of these so i am very excited!
as in cheap what do you mean?
i think price was his reference..... who wants to buy a "cheap" crappy model?
Hey thanks for the help, at first I was thinking cheap model then I finished his post. either way can not wait to get one.
Have you guys had luck with ROS models? I must say I bought the 1:50 New Holland Wheeled Excavator and the boom popped right off the body. I hope that this is just maybe a "bad egg" so to speak. Anybody else have any issues?
I have two Ros models, the New Holland telehandler, and a Bomag roller. No problem with either of those. I'm really looking forward to the wheeled excavator too.
parts in plastic? yes, only the glass of cabin, and nylon with metal for cylinder.
this first production is in yellow colour, but not exluded that will be a green version.
That is a price I like!! I already planned on getting more than one model, and for this price you just can't go wrong!! Woohoo!!!


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Q: How to enable inter container communication using podman-compose we basically have a docker-compose.yml file looking like this:
services:
  db:
    image: db
    container_name: db
    ports:
      - 7474:7474
      - 7687:7687
    networks:
      - com
  backend:
    image: backend
    container_name: backend
    ports:
      - 8080:8080
    environment:
      # Lookup host of db on docker-compose network
      - DB_HOST=db:7687
    depends_on:
      - db
    networks:
      - com
networks:
  com: {}

When I am starting my containers using docker-compose up on my local machine where I use docker as a backend I can see that the backend can actually lookup the address of my db container.
When I am using podman-compose up or docker-compose up in combination with the podman backend to do the same, the host cannot be resolved. I thought that podman would handle inter container communication by creating a network for the containers like docker-compose does. Am I doing something wrong?
I just checked and podman did not create a pod for the containers to run in.  I assumed that it would create one pod to run all containers in by default. That way the containers should at least be able to reach each other via localhost. But as there is no pod, localhost isn't working, too. Does somebody know what the problem is?

A: Upgrading to a newer Podman version did fix the problem. For more details take a look at this Github issue: https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/11457#issuecomment-916260531


The greater the volume of blood removed from the brain via minimally invasive surgery after a cerebral hemorrhage the greater the odds of better functional recovery, according to late breaking science presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2019, a world premier meeting for researchers and clinicians dedicated to the science and treatment of cerebrovascular disease.
Minimally Invasive Surgery Plus Alteplase for Intracerebral Hemorrhage Evacuation (MISTIE) is the stereotactic catheter aspiration and clearance of large bleeds within the brain, with the clot-buster alteplase.
The MISTIE III trial is the first surgical trial assessment of whether greater removal of blood impacts the likelihood of favorable functional outcome after one year and factors associated with greater efficiency of blood removal.
Among 506 intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) cases enrolled in the trial, 242 ICH patients (average age 62, 63 percent male) underwent the MISTIE III surgical procedure by 110 surgeons at 73 sites, with follow-up at one year. The trial excluded patients whose bleeding had not stabilized, and cases with cerebellar and brainstem hemorrhage.
Researchers found that among cases undergoing the MISTIE III surgical procedure, removing blood volume by 70 percent or more, or leaving 15 milliliters or less of residual blood at the end of treatment were twice as likely to achieve milder disability one year later. Lesser removal was needed to avoid mortality, but the patients who had less than 70 percent of the blood removed, or more than 15 mL residual blood, had no difference in disability than patients treated with medical therapy, or those with lesser removal.
Researchers noted that more efficient ICH evacuation was more likely accomplished in cases with certain shapes of hematoma, where the surgical protocol was rigorously followed and by surgeons and sites with greatest experience in MISTIE technique.


On 1 January 2010, the German government reduced the value-added tax in the hospitality industry to 7%. According to the 22nd subsidy report by the Finance Ministry, the measure was introduced after "taking account of the competitiveness situation of the European hospitality industry" (own translation, p.280).
The reduction is set to cost the government 850 million EUR in 2010 alone.


Cincinnati Bell (NYSE: CBB) may not be the size of its larger former Bell System compatriots AT&T (NYSE: T) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ), but it is innovating with new products like Fiber to the Home, IPTV and now energy services to offset inevitable declines in its traditional PSTN voice business.
On the FTTH side, Cincinnati Bell has been taking a careful growth approach, passing around 80,000 homes in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Not content to rest on its laurels, the service provider plans to pass an additional 70,000 homes by bringing fiber into specific neighborhoods.
Of course, Cincinnati Bell is being realistic about its FTTH deployment. To augment its Fioptics TV service, the service provider will introduce its own IPTV service over its copper lines sometime later this month.
Ted Torbeck, president and general manager of Cincinnati Bell Communications, told Cincinnati.com that delivering IPTV over its copper lines is all about scale. By leveraging its existing copper network to deliver IPTV, it will be able to reach three times as many homes today than it can deliver over fiber.
Scaling the reach of a FTTH network, even for smaller ILECs like Cincinnati Bell, still requires a large investment. "We've invested $140 million so far and we still have only about 12-15 percent of the market covered," Torbeck said.
But Cincinnati Bell is not stopping with FTTH and IPTV services. In June, the ILEC made a surprising turn when it announced it would begin offering residential customers electric service via a partnership with Viriden Energy.
Since launching the service late last month, Cincinnati Bell reported it has signed up 1,400 customers for the service. Going forward, the service provider plans to introduce energy service plans for businesses in addition to offering natural gas services.
While it will take time to assess how successful Cincinnati Bell's bets on IPTV, FTTH and energy will be, these moves represent the service provider's need to differentiate against the growing cable threat and ongoing wireless voice service substitution.