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Q: xmlReader won't quit reading large file I'm trying to read a big XML file (~400 Mb) and here's my code -
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    $reader->open( 'big-ass-xml-file.xml');
    while($reader->read()) {
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The problem is that the reader won't quit after reading the file. It'd just continue reading the file all over.
I haven't been able to pinpoint the issue. Would really appreciate if someone could offer a helping hand.
Update: Adding sample job feed -
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In my last post I talked about who has success teams and what roles may need to be filled. Today I'd like to share with you some of my thoughts about how to select the people to fill these roles.
Like with any vacancy, this is going to depend on the exact nature of the role and the skills/knowledge already available to you. In the Davina article there were references to trust, honesty and openness along with the ability to have a laugh together. When this is right you can see that it is possible to have very long and positive working relationships.
One of the key considerations is that the people in your team should share the same values as you. If you are working toward a healthy lifestyle then having someone who doesn't believe that this is important in your team could prove distracting. To work out what your values are, or those of other people, talk about the things that are really important to you, the things that get you buzzing or the things that really, really wind you up. You'll soon see what is important. When I carried out this exercise with my coach I was talking to her about how I get a kick out of finding more efficient ways of working and how long laborious processes really wind me up. Efficiency is a key value for me and I would want to have people in my team who were always searching for more effective methods for every process that was undertaken. It helped me to realise why I love the world of Formula One as efficiency is the watch word of all the teams.
Attitudes are also very important. However positive and chirpy you may be feeling if you spend time regularly with pessimistic and miserable people you are very likely to find it hard to continue with your optimism and will soon start to lose your joie de vivre. If you need a quiet and thoughtful environment to work in don't surround yourself with chatterboxes, it's a recipe for disaster! Just as for values it is essential that you know yourself before recruiting your team.
Skills and knowledge are the next point for consideration. Cut yourself some slack and remember that you don't need to know everything yourself and you certainly don't have to do it all yourself. There are people out there who specialise and they are the best to assist and advise in the areas that aren't your own speciality.
Finally remember that everyone needs someone whose job it is to question and challenge them. Michael Neill mentions in his 'Creating the Impossible' audios that all kings had a jester whose job it was criticise and counsel the monarch. Who do you have on your team who challenges your assumptions and beliefs? These are the people who help you grow.


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GIVAUDAN NET HITS 155.9M
GIVAUDAN NET HITS $155.9M
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NEW YORK — Swiss fragrances and flavors group Givaudan AG posted a 14.2 percent increase in profits for the year ended Dec. 31, while sales grew 6 percent.
For the year, profits rose to $155.9 million from $136.5 million in 1999. Operating profits rose 10 percent, to $251.3 million from $228.9 million. Sales reached $1.39 billion from $1.31 billion. (Dollar figures have been converted from the Swiss franc at current exchange.)
The company said that "major new product wins" in the second half of 2000 drove up last year's results and the realignment of the business focus to the changing market environment will allow Givaudan to further improve sales in 2001.
It noted that global sales in local currencies in 2000 decreased by 1 percent. Asia Pacific, parts of Europe and Latin America showed good growth, Givaudan said. However, the market situation was more difficult in the mature markets of North America and most Western European countries, due mostly to industry consolidation and product portfolio streamlining among key customers that led to postponed projects and fewer-than-expected new product launches.
Marketing, development and distribution costs increased by 11 percent, Givaudan said, as part of its strategy to serve growing customer bases in emerging markets. The company also accelerated the entrance into new market segments, such as the fragrance specialty retail business and food service.
Major investments in the U.S. last year include a state-of-the-art fragrance compound center in Mount Olive, N.J., and a new flavor research center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
At the end of last year, the company's worldwide head count was 5,075 employees. Performance-based variable pay schemes, the company said, have been extended to all employees of the Givaudan group.

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I've thought about this for some time and would like to make a start. I'd like to write an article for submission to AEHS on USAF jet engine mechanic training through the years. I graduated from the jet engine tech school at Chanute AFB Oct '80 and completed a number of field training detachment courses during my 25 years in the AF and remember most of it for the moment.
I'm especially interested to hear from jet engine mechanics in the early years of jet engine ops in the AF.


Andy Walker talks like a Ned at a job interview and looks like a crack addict.
Andy Walker is an absolute helmet.
He'd have been hired specifically because of how cuńty and disingenuous he is.
If you think he's bad you ought to meet his brother Joe!
I used to know another brother.
He was nowhere near as bad as the player.
Only we didn't ban the BBC did we?
Ok remove Walkers press access if you want to be pedantic.


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"He Was Telling a Different Type of Truth:" Kendrick Lamar Pays Tribute to Eazy-E
by Kendrick Lamar / as told to Abby Schreiber
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For our October 'Nowstalgia' issue, on stands 10/20, we asked three rap icons to pay tribute to lost leaders of the game. Stay tuned this week for pieces by Eminem on Tupac and Swizz Beatz on the Notorious B.I.G.
Eazy-E. Photo by Chi Modu
I remember when I was five or six years old, waking up one morning and seeing this guy bust through the TV screen, rapping over some song called "We Want Eazy" -- I think the concept of the video was that he was actually in jail and he had to get to his show and the only way to get to his concert was to film him from jail, and he eventually busted through the jail and came onstage. I remember looking at that video and just feeling like, "Man, this dude feels like an action superhero." Little did I know, Eazy-E came from my same neighborhood in Compton.
My pops would play N.W.A. records all day, every day; my uncles would play it. My older cousins would play it. And I would go outside and see the same imagery in my reality as the things they were talking about on the record. From the way these guys talked to the way they carried themselves to the type of activities that they were involved in, the whole thing was a real life introspective report from the ghetto. Looking at them and sitting inside my community, it left a big toll on me because it always let me know that no matter how far I go, I gotta stay in reach of the people and what's going on in the neighborhood, whether it's a harsh reality or not.
What made Eazy special was that he was telling a different type of truth, a truth that wasn't heard in music yet. Before them, rap was fun -- you had your battles and whatnot, but this time around, when it came to what Eazy wanted to do, being a visionary, he had the idea of speaking the honest truth, and I think it really resonated with a lot of people because it was the shock value of, "Okay, these guys are really standing out and focused on telling their reality, no matter how pissed off you get by it." And it got interest from people. People actually wanted to hear it and wanted to know what was going on.
But as a kid, I really couldn't grasp the idea that the world knew about what we're going through in my neighborhood. I didn't get that idea until my debut album, good kid, m.A.A.d city, came out and that's when I truly understood how N.W.A. felt, coming from this small neighborhood but going all the way around the world and seeing these people singing these words lyric-for-lyric and understanding the trials and tribulations that are going on in the community. I understand how they feel now. It's an inspiring thing. Once I got the idea that people are actually listening, it made me want to continue making music more.
Kendrick Lamar. Photo by Christian San Jose
Somebody told me this early on: "You're nothing without your own backyard." Period. If my backyard -- and my backyard being my city and my county -- doesn't believe me, then no one else will. I always remember that. I always kept that in the back of my mind and I think that's exactly what N.W.A. did, and that's why they said they want to make music for the community first, because to have that home love is like nothing else. You can go all the way across the world 10 times but when you come back to your city and see the pride and joy in these kids' faces, it's the ultimate feeling. I think that's exactly what they were thinking and it's exactly how I think today.
I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for Eazy and I wouldn't be able to say the things that I say, talk about my community the way I talk about it, for good or for bad. He's 100% influenced me in terms of really being not only honest with myself, but honest about where I come from and being proud of where I come from.
And it's not just me. Artists today wouldn't be able to talk about the things they talk about if it wasn't for Eazy-E and if it wasn't for gangsta rap. Period. You don't even have to be a gangsta rapper, but the fact that you can be able to talk about your community and some of its harsh realities, that comes from none other than Eazy-E, period. Period.
Because before then, everything was pop. People were scared to talk about these kinds of tough situations, but because he and the group took it upon themselves to talk about [these things], every artist is able to and they owe it to him. He's not only the birth of gangsta rap, but he's the birth of a whole legacy of being able to say what you want to say on a record and not being in fear of what others may think and not offending your own art and your own reflection. He'll always live forever, not only 50 years from now but a thousand years from now. His name will always be in people's hearts because he gave people the opportunity and the voice to say what they want and how they feel.
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More info on The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2
Sales chart positions
The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2: Wikis
The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2
Compilation album by Connie Smith
Bob Ferguson
Connie Smith chronology
Sunday Morning with Nat Stuckey & Connie Smith
(1970) The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2
(1970) I Never Once Stopped Loving You
Singles from The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2
"You and Your Sweet Love"
Released: October 1969
The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2 is the second compilation album by American country music artist, Connie Smith. The album was released in March 1970 on RCA Victor Records and was produced by Bob Ferguson. The album contained Smith's major hits between 1967 and 1970, and included one new track, "You and Your Sweet Love."
3.1 Side one
3.2 Side two
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The Best of Connie Smith contained ten tracks, nine of which were previously recorded by Connie Smith. The album included Smith's major hit singles back to 1967, including "Burning a Hole in My Mind," "Baby's Back Again," "Run Away Little Tears," and "Ribbon of Darkness." The album also included the album tracks; "How Great Thou Art," "Don't Feel Sorry for Me," and "Seattle."[1] It was originally issued on a 12-inch LP album, with five songs on each side of the record. The album has not been reissued since its original release on vinyl.
The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2 included one new track, "You and Your Sweet Love." The song was released as a single in October 1969, and became a Top 10 hit, peaking at #6 on the Billboard Magazine Hot Country Songs chart. In addition, the album itself also reached a peak position. The album reached a peak of #26 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart upon its official release in March 1970.[2]
"Ribbon of Darkness" – (Gordon Lightfoot)
"Cry, Cry, Cry" – (Shirley Wood)
"Burning a Hole in My Mind" – (Cy Coben)
"Baby's Back Again" – (Betty Jean Robinson)
"How Great Thou Art" – (Stuart K. Hine)
"You and Your Sweet Love" – (Bill Anderson)
"Seattle" – (Jack Keller, Hugo Montenegro, Ernie Sheldon)
"Run Away Little Tears" – (Dallas Frazier)
"Only for Me" – (Liz Anderson)
"Don't Feel Sorry for Me" – (Ted Harris)
Chart (1970)
U.S. Top Country Albums 26
US Country
1969 "You and Your Sweet Love" 6
^ "The Best Vol. 2 > Overview". allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:wbfqxqt0ldhe. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
^ "Charts & awards". allmusic. http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:wbfqxqt0ldhe~T3. Retrieved 2009-08-11.
Connie Smith
Connie Smith · Cute 'n' Country · Miss Smith Goes to Nashville · Born to Sing · Downtown Country · Connie in the Country · Connie Smith Sings Bill Anderson · Soul of Country Music · I Love Charley Brown · Sunshine and Rain · Connie's Country · Back in Baby's Arms · I Never Once Stopped Loving You · Where Is My Castle · Just One Time · Ain't We Havin' Us a Good Time · If It Ain't Love and Other Great Dallas Frazier Songs · A Lady Named Smith · That's the Way Love Goes · I Never Knew (What That Song Meant Before) · I Got a Lot of Hurtin' Done Today/I've Got My Baby On My Mind · The Song We Fell in Love To · I Don't Wanna Talk It Over Anymore · Pure Connie Smith · New Horizons · Connie Smith
Gospel albums
Connie Smith Sings Great Sacred Songs · Come Along and Walk with Me · God Is Abundant · Connie Smith Sings Hank Williams Gospel
Young Love · Sunday Morning with Nat Stuckey & Connie Smith · Love Never Fails
Live in Branson, MO, USA
The Best of Connie Smith · The Best of Connie Smith, Vol. 2 · My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own · City Lights: Country Favorites · Love Is the Look You're Looking for · Dream Painter · Connie Smith's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 · Connie Smith Now · Joy to the World · The Best of Connie Smith · Greatest Hits on Monument · The Essential Connie Smith · Connie Smith Sings Her Hits
Discography · Marty Stuart · RCA Victor Records
Categories: 1970 albums | Connie Smith albums | RCA Records albums | Albums produced by Bob Ferguson


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This is a short collection of family stories written by my great-aunt Clara (Foltz) Heberle, my dad Don Martin, and me.
Most of the stories feature Clara's parents, Bill and Edythe Foltz, who lived from 1881 to 1968 and from 1879 to 1974, respectively. My dad's mom, Clara's sister Mae, also makes an appearance in a few of the stories.
My great-grandparents were responsible, hardworking people of German heritage. They lived in the small town of Henderson, Minnesota, in a house that my great-grandpa built. As a young child, I was both intimidated and intrigued by my great-grandparents, with their dark clothing, old-fashioned ways, and odd little house that seemed to be missing most of its rooms. (More on the missing rooms in my story.) Visiting my German great-grandparents was a vastly different experience than spending time with my mom's gregarious Irish relatives, who liked to laugh and talk and sing and drink, celebrating all of life's milestones, whether happy or sorrowful, with a party or large gathering of some sort. "Bloody Town," my contribution to this book, is a memoir of visiting my great-grandparents as a child. I wrote the story when I was a teenager, or possibly in my early twenties.
Bootleggers, Bloody Town, and Deep Creek: True Childhood Stories had its origins in my second book, Spirits Out of Time, a collection of true family ghost stories and mystical or odd experiences. I was using some genealogy books written by my dad's brother, Larry Martin, as a source for new stories and to fact-check the details of some of the stories I'd heard while growing up. It was through Larry's genealogy books that I first became acquainted with the marvelous humor and generous-spirited forthrightness of my great-aunt Clara, who had contributed several stories and vignettes to Larry's genealogy project. I had called my dad to ask about the story of the night in 1894 when my great- grandparents Bill Foltz and Edythe Wigand first met, and he said, "Why don't you call Aunt Clara and ask her? She'd be able to tell you more than I can." That was the beginning of my discovery of Great-Aunt Clara's treasury of stories, as well as a wonderful relationship with Clara and her daughter Mary, both of whom I'd met only once or twice in my life.
Each book I've written has its own story and path. Spirits Out of Time came about when I experienced an unexpected and worrisome level of problems with the sequel to my first book, House of Spirits and Whispers. At the time, I thought the house spirits were interfering with my writing process, although I didn't know why. I had a fast- approaching deadline to meet and proposed to my publisher that I write a book of true family ghost stories instead of the sequel they had contracted. My publisher agreed to the switch, and that's how Spirits Out of Time came to be. My uncle Larry, one of three family members to whom I dedicated the book, passed away shortly after Spirits Out of Time was published. I was very happy Larry had the chance to get a copy of the book and see his genealogy research shared with a new audience. In retrospect, I wonder if it wasn't house spirits at all, but rather family spirits that redirected my writing.
This book is like the child of Spirits Out of Time. It, too, leapfrogged to the front of the line over three unfinished books about the spirits in my house. I have learned that it's easier to respect and work with the flow of things, rather than fight it, and this book is the result. I have been hoping for a dream message or visit from my great-grandparents or my grandma Mae giving their blessing to this project, but I haven't experienced that — at least, not yet.
This has been a fun project. I'm proud to come from a line of great storytellers and people who met life's hardships with determination and humor. These stories are true accounts, to the best of our recollection. I hope you enjoy reading them.


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XXL Freshman Class Of 2016 Leaked?
by PhillyCustoms March 2, 2016 1:29 pm Updated July 25, 2017 2:22 am
2016 XXL FRESHMAN CLASS: Roy Woods, Desiigner, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Dreezy, Dave East, OT Genasis, Tory Lanez, Lil Dicky, Kirk Knight, Rich The Kid, Lil Herb, Post Malone, Young Roc, Mick Jenkins & Bryson Tiller?
The 2016 XXL Freshman cover is almost upon us but we already know who is going to be in this year's Freshman Class if this leak is true.
According to the image being passed around on social media that you can see below, this year's XXL Freshman Class will include Roy Woods, Desiigner, Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert, Dreezy, Dave East, OT Genasis, Tory Lanez, Lil Dicky, Kirk Knight, Rich The Kid, Lil Herb, Post Malone, Young Roc, Mick Jenkins and Bryson Tiller.
Reportedly the leaked XXL freshmen 2016 list. Thoughts? Who's missing? Who shouldn't be there? pic.twitter.com/03qCUDn0pw
— IG: @MarisaMendez (@MarisaMendez) March 2, 2016
Take the names you see above with a grain of salt. The official 2016 XXL Freshman cover is set to be revealed sometime soon and hit newsstands before June.
If real, is this freshman class looking better than the last?
Dave East
dreezy
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OT Genasis
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Los premios Morosoli fueron creados para galardonar la cultura de Uruguay. Son otorgados anualmente por la Fundación Lolita Rubial. Tienen como objetivo expresar el reconocimiento de la sociedad de la ciudad de Minas a la cultura nacional uruguaya, a la vez que generar un encuentro anual que propicie la reflexión conjunta y celebre los valores humanistas, promoviendo la educación y la investigación como herramientas para sentar las bases del Uruguay del futuro.

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Como forma de homenajear al uruguayo Juan José Morosoli, se crea en 1991 la medalla Morosoli, símbolo del movimiento cultural minuano, y, en 1995, la estatuilla Morosoli y el Premio Morosoli, homenaje a la cultura uruguaya, buscando distinguir a personas e instituciones que, por su trayectoria, méritos y aportes a la cultura uruguaya, se entiendan merecedora de tal distinción. Estos galardones son entregados anualmente por la Fundación Lolita Rubial. Desde 1995 se celebra anualmente la entrega de Premios Morosoli el último sábado de noviembre, en el Teatro Lavalleja en Minas. Fue declarada de interés por el Ministerio de Educación y Cultura, el Ministerio de Turismo y la Intendencia de Lavalleja.

Los premios que otorga actualmente son: el Premio Morosoli de oro (único por año), plata (por área), bronce (jóvenes), Institucional y Medalla en Homenaje (fallecidos).

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Another achievement and another goal for Lionel Messi when Argentina beat Australia | Pro IQRA News
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Lionel Messi marked his 1,000th senior national team appearance with the opening goal as Argentina booked their place in the World Cup quarter-finals by defeating Australia 2-1.
Essi produced the first moment of quality to break the deadlock near the end of the first half and Julian Alvarez pounced on a goalkeeper error to put the two-time world champions Argentina in complete control early in the second half.
Australia emerged from the fight at Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium and ensured an unease-filled finale after Craig Goodwin's deflected shot pulled one back.
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It took a brilliant last-minute tackle from Argentina defender Lisandro Martinez to deny Australian Aziz Behesh's stunning 80th-minute equalizer.
The quarter-final match against the Netherlands on Friday now awaits Argentina, who recovered from a shock 2-1 defeat by Saudi Arabia in their opening match of the tournament to finish top of Group C.
The Argentina fans were heavily outnumbered by the Australian fans as the expected opener unfolded.
Argentina's well-trained line-up forced a patient and cautious approach, and it wasn't until the 17th minute that the South Americans threatened for the first time.
Messi scored his first goal in the knockout stages of a World Cup to give Argentina the lead in the first half (Peter Byrne/Penn)
Messi picked off Alejandro Gomez on the left, but the winger hit his shot high and wide.
There was little movement in goal for the first half hour, while Australia looked comfortable in possession and forced the first two corners of the match.
But Messi introduced some much-needed dynamism in the 35th minute, slotting in a brace with Nicolas Otamendi on the edge of the penalty area and using his side foot into the bottom corner.
It was his 789th career goal, his 94th in 169 appearances for his country, and his first in the knockout stages of a World Cup.
Julian Alvarez, Argentine, right, pounced on goalkeeper Matt Ryan's error to put his team ahead 2-0 (Peter Byrne/Penn)
Argentina comfortably retained control early in the second half and Messi pulled back as he looked poised to score his second of the game.
Australia left a mountain to climb after conceding an unfortunate goal in the 57th minute.
Goalkeeper Matt Ryan mishandled a back-pass and Manchester City forward Álvarez scored his second goal of the tournament.
Argentina were happy to keep the ball, but after substitute Nicolás Tagliafico fired his effort wide, Australia pulled one back with a goal out of nowhere.
Goodwin tried his luck from outside the penalty area and his shot hit Enzo Fernandez and flew into the bottom corner.
Australia came close to an impressive goal in the 80th minute when Dundee United's Behić forced his way past four defenders inside the area, but Martinez's tackle in Manchester United's center half blocked the shot.
Argentina came close to restoring a two-goal lead through Martínez, who hit two shots wide and made a fine save for the third.
But the jubilant Argentine fans held their breath in the closing moments of time when young Australian substitute Garang Cole forced goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez to save the winner.
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« The Hero's Journey: An Atrocity?
A couple of my favorites (in text and on the screen) are What Dreams May Come, and Somewhere in Time. And then Stir of Echoes, and The Incredible Shrinking Man, and… Sad to hear that Mr. Matheson is no longer writing for us, but I'm sure the angels are lined up waiting for his next heavenly story.
Yes, he was an amazing writer. Inventive, but always imbuing his stories with a humane slant. Truly a giant.
Hi Annie – great quote.
My fav is still "I Am Legend" just because it messes with that whole good guy/bad guy thing and demonstrates so clearly how the side we're on so totally informs what we believe to be so.
Plus Matheson mashes up zombie and vampire tropes and then ties it all up into a tight, post-apocalyptic bundle…well, what's not to like?


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Q: how to create call function in windows phone 8 app? I want to create a button called (call) , when press this button calling the number that stored in it , and I don't have any code to use it

A: In Windows phone, You can use the launchers.
Create a function for call a number is very easy :
string MyNumberPhone = "060000000000";

PhoneCallTask phoneCallTask = new PhoneCallTask();
phoneCallTask.PhoneNumber = MyNumberPhone ;
phoneCallTask.DisplayName = "UserName";
phoneCallTask.Show();

for this specific functionnality you can read this MSDN article
Also, for your application storage, You've a great Nokia's tutorial here explain how to use IsolatedStorageFile, IsolatedStorageSettings and LINQ.


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Joe Buck
Lead NFL & MLB Play-by-Play Commentator, Fox Sports
Winner of seven Sports Emmy awards
Joe Buck Speaker Biography
In just eight years, Joe Buck has earned the distinction as one of sports' premier play-by-play broadcasters, as evidenced by his Emmy Award wins in 1999 and 2001. This season Buck teams with future Hall of Famer Troy Aikman and fellow Emmy Award-winner Cris Collinsworth to comprise the NFL on FOX' No. 1 broadcast team. With this newest addition to Buck's versatile resume, he becomes the first play-by-play announcer to handle lead MLB and NFL coverage in the same year since NBC's Curt Gowdy and ABC's Al Michaels.
Buck began his network play-by-play career in the NFL on FOX broadcast booth, where he worked from 1994-1997. He and NFL on FOX analyst Tim Green formed one of the network's original six NFL broadcast teams in 1994, when at age of 25, Buck was the youngest announcer to call a regular slate of NFL games on television.
During the MLB on FOX season, Buck teams with Emmy Award-winning analyst Tim McCarver. In April, each brought home his second award for Outstanding Play-by-Play and Event Analyst, respectively. Buck capped off a stellar rookie campaign for MLB on FOX in 1996 when, at age 27, he became the youngest play-by-play announcer to call a World Series since the legendary Vin Scully (25) sat behind the mike during the 1953 Fall Classic. Buck's impressive MLB on FOX resume includes the 1996, 1998, 2000 - 2002 World Series, the 1997, 1999 and 2001 American League Championship Series, the 1996, 1998, 2000 - 2002 National League Championship Series, the 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2002 All-Star Games, as well as Mark McGwire's historic 62nd home run game on September 8, 1998.
Buck has been a radio and television announcer for the St. Louis Cardinals since 1991. His broadcasting career began in 1989, while he was an undergraduate at Indiana University. That year he did baseball play-by-play for the Louisville Redbirds of the American Association, a minor league affiliate of the Cardinals, and was a reporter for ESPN's coverage of the Triple-A All-Star Game.
The son of broadcasting legend Jack Buck, Joe Buck attended Indiana University, studying English and Telecommunications. He was born April 25, 1969, in St. Petersburg, Fla., the Cardinals spring training home, and was raised in St. Louis where he currently resides with his wife Ann, and their daughters Natalie and Trudy.
To book Joe Buck call Executive Speakers Bureau at 901-754-9404.
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HiFi Collective apartments reach their peak on Temple Street
New affordable housing takes shape in Historic Filipinotown
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In Historic Filipinotown, a vertical construction is nearly complete for HiFi Collective, an affordable and supportive housing project at 3200 W. Temple Street.
Construction of HiFi Collective at 3200 W Temple StreetUrbanize LA
The project site, formerly the headquarters of the non-profit organization Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA), is being redeveloped by Linc Housing Corp. with a five-story structure featuring 63 studio apartments for formerly homeless residents and one manager's unit.
HiFi Collective, which sits near the western perimeter of Historic Filipinotown, will also include a 6,100-square-foot office for SIPA, a multi-purpose room, and a business center named for John Eric Swing, the organization's former Executive Director.
D33 Design & Planning and Synthesis Design + Architecture are designing the project, which will incorporate a community room, a computer lab, and a community kitchen, and on-site offices for supportive services. An elevation plan depicts a contemporary design for the building.
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HiFi Collective was funded through a roughly $12.7 million allotment in Proposition HHH, a $6.8-million contribution from Los Angeles County, and a traditional construction loan. The approximately $32-million development will cater to households earning between 50 and 60 percent of the area median income, with rents ranging from $848 to $1,018 per month, according to a staff report to the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee.
Completion is expected in 2022.
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Reed's Bookshelf
Book Reviews by Dr. Reed Holden
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Death by Meeting: A Leadership Fable About Solving the Most Painful Problem in Business
By Patrick Lencioni, 2004
Reviewed 24 Aug, 2004
Meetings can be a waste of time for a number of reasons: no agenda, poor discipline, no follow-up, and no focus. This book presents five different meeting formats to follow and gives us a good understanding of when each is appropriate. A good read in Lencioni's typical "fable" format.
The Value Factor: How Global Leaders Use Information for Growth and Competitive Advantage
By Hurd, Mark & Lars Nybers, 2004, Bloomberg Press
Reviewed 23 Jul, 2004
n the words of the authors "the number one risk factor in any organization is lack of accurate information. This applies to assessing communications strategy customer costs and customer profitability. This book also contains an excellent list of value metrics for different parts of the organization.
Breakthrough: How Great Companies Set Outrageous Objectives and Achieve Them
By Bill Davidson, 2004, John Wiley & Sons
Bill Davidson presents an excellent vision of how senior teams can work together and develop breakthrough strategies and objectives for firms.
The Winner's Curse: Paradoxes and Anomalies of Economic Life,
By Richard H. Thaler, 1992, The Free Press
This book is a must read for any firm that is getting involved in reverse auctions or aggressive bidding situations with customers. It outlines how many firms win the order but lose in the long run.
Revenue Management: Hard-Cord Tactics for Market Domination
By Robert G Cross, 1997, Broadway Books
Bob Cross is the father of yield management. This books describes his early work with the airlines and how the tactic has evolved with use.
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
By Malcolm Gladwell, 2000, Oxford University Press
This book outlines the basics for making programs "sticky" in organizations, a great way to avoid the "program of the month" syndrome.
The Market Driven Organization: Understanding, Attracting and Keeping Valuable Customers
By George S. Day, 1999, The Free Press
George Day outlines the differences in "top down" vs. bottom-up strategic process and which is needed for various market conditions.
Leadership and the New Science: Discovering Order in a Chaotic World
By Margaret J. Wheatley, 1999, Brett Koehler Publishers
This excellent book reviews the basics of organic organizations and why they are needed in today's fast-moving competitive markets. This is the second read for firms evolving to a bottoms-up strategic process.
The Art of the Long View: Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World
By Peter Schwartz, 1991, Doubleday
One of the best firms in long-term "contingency planning" is Shell Oil. This book provides an inside view on what Shell did to achieve such ground-breaking capabilities.
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A bionic suit, a wheelchair that can climb mountains and a sensory room that would put Disney to shame.... Science fiction? No. Science Fact!These were just a few of the sensational innovations the Accessible Derbyshire team discovered at Naidex yesterday. Gillian and Jane, together with cameraman Steven Bullock spent the day meeting exhibitors, filming some of the sensational new products on offer and sharing the aims and vision of Accessible Derbyshire with industry professionals. A day full of jaw-dropping products, awe-inspiring people and exciting future opportunities for the charity! Naidex continues until Thursday so whynot go and be inspired? Pictured is the fabulous 'Terrain-Hopper' wheelchair that was born in Derbyshire!


This adorable Cake sign will make the perfect addition to any wedding.!
Laser cut from 1/8" thick baltic birch sign measures: 10" long x 5.25" high includes wood base.
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Angola | Baptist Missionary Society | Cameroon | Missions
These Seventy Years: Autobiography of Thomas Lewis
ByRob	 March 23, 2020 October 14, 2019
Thomas Lewis [1859-1929]
Thomas Lewis served with the Baptist Missionary Society (BMS) in Africa in the areas known today as Cameroon, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this pulic domain book available for digitisation.
Thomas Lewis [1859-1929], These Seventy Years. An Autobiography. London: The Carey Press, 1930. Hbk. pp.300. [Click to visit the download page for this title]
At College
Before the Candidate Committee
Sailing For Africa
Along the West African Coast
Vixtoria and its Peoples
My First Christmas in Africa
Germany Annexes Cameroons
Lasts Days in Cameroons
My First Furlough
First Voyage up the Congo River
San Salvador and the First Baptisms
Mostly Concerning Colleagues
The King's Golden Necklace
Developments of the Native Church
Building a Mission Station
Pioneering in Zomboland
Moving the Tent
Travels from Kibokolo
Difficulties and Setbacks
A Critical Period
Further Travels
Kimpese and the Valley of the Shadow
Unsettled Days and the Return to Kimpese
A Fresh Start at Kibokolo
"The Stones of Kibokolo"
Nkand'a Nzambi—Book of God
W. Holman Bentley, Congo Pioneer
Biography of John Sung by Leslie T Lyall
India | Missions | Pakistan
Arthur Neve of Kashmir by A.P. Shepherd
ByRob	 May 20, 2016 May 13, 2016
The case of Kashmir illustrates well one of the problems one faces when in dividing the world according to modern national borders when studying the history of mission. Both boundaries and country names have changed over time, so it is often difficult to decide in which country to place some titles. Both India and Pakistan both appear…
Henry Grattan Guinness's 21 Years of Missionary Endeavour
ByRob	 September 15, 2017 June 10, 2017
Henry Grattan Guinness [1835-1910] was one of the most influential figures in 19th Century missions. According to the Evangelical Dictionary of World Missions: After visiting France in 1865, Guinness founded the McAll Mission. In 1873, he opened the East London Institute for Home and Foreign Missions at Harley House. Guinness's influence also led to the…
History of Missions | Missions
Conquests of the Cross by Edwin Hodder – 6 Volume set
ByRob	 December 30, 2016 November 1, 2016
Edwin Hodder's 6 volume work intended to provide an overview of the progress of Christian Missions since the 17th Century extends to over 1,700 pages and is profusely illustrated throughout. In particular, the detailed colour maps included in each volume are worth examining closely. My thanks to Redcliffe College for providing me with a copy…
Edinburgh Centenary Series Papers online
ByRob	 March 30, 2015 March 28, 2015
One of the fruits of the Edinburgh 2010 Conference on World Missions is a monumental 25 volume series of papers on all aspects of World Mission, written by some of the world's top missiologists. Working with the publisher I am now hosting a table of contents to the Edinburgh Centenary Series in order to make…
Angola | Arnot, Fred S. | Congo | Zambia
Garenganze – or Seven Years Pioneer Mission Work in Central Africa
ByRob	 March 13, 2017 November 24, 2016
Frederick Stanley Arnot [1858-1914] is remembered for his pioneering missionary work in Angola, Zambia, and in the Democratic Republic of Congo among the Garenganze people. He also did much during his furloughs in England both to recruit new workers and to ensure their support. My thanks to Redcliffe College for providing me with a copy…
James Chalmers of New Guinea by William Robson
ByRob	 February 17, 2020 February 17, 2020
This is a biography of the famous missionary to the Cook Islands and Papua New Guinea (as they are now called), James Chalmers. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for scanning. William Robson, James Chalmers of New Guinea. London:Pickering & Inglis, [1933]. Hbk. pp.191. [Click here…


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Published on November 16th, 2017 | by Dana Folkard
A QUICK AND EASY GUIDE TO THEY/THEM PRONOUNS
Limerence Press, an imprint of Oni Press, invites everyone to learn more about gender neutral pronouns and why they're important! A Quick and Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns, written by Archie Bongiovanni and Tristan Jimerson, with art by Archie Bongiovanni, is an educational comic guide for using they/them pronouns properly in everyday situations, and also includes resources for folks who use they/them pronouns themselves.
Archie, a snarky genderqueer artist, is tired of people not understanding gender neutral pronouns. Tristan, a cisgender dude, is looking for an easy way to introduce gender neutral pronouns to his increasingly diverse workplace. The longtime best friends team up in this short and fun comic guide that explains what pronouns are, why they matter, and how to use them. They also include what to do if you make a mistake, and some tips-and-tricks for those who identify outside of the binary to keep themselves safe in this binary-focused world. While the book focuses on they/them pronouns specifically, they hope that people find the lessons presented are applicable to other pronouns as well.
"Not everyone has the time to explain how/why/huh of gender neutral pronouns," said Archie Bongiovanni. "So we wrote a very approachable comic that helps explain the how/why/huh in addition to a few practical tips for cisgender and non-binary folks as well. We wanted to create a useful (but fun) reference that can be passed on to family, friends, co-workers, your boss, and strangers alike."
"It's important to have a way to introduce all people to gender neutral pronouns. I hope that this book can do that," said Tristan Jimerson. "We live in a world where gender neutral language is becoming much more commonplace. This book is great as an introduction to someone unfamiliar with the concept."
"Archie and Tristan have created an excellent resource that's funny, easy to understand, and full of actions people can do to make their workplaces and personal lives more inclusive," said Ari Yarwood, head of Limerence Press. "It's a book we feel is important, and we're very proud to be able to publish it."
A Quick and Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns, a black and white softcover comic, is slated for release June 13, 2018.


Over the years, we have created so much content on the annual PowerPoint Live conferences -- from pictures to interviews and nuances to announcements! However that's all over this site and there was no central repository that talked about this event.
So we decided to remedy that and create this page.
Rick Altman looks in retrospective at the PowerPoint Live held in San Diego in September 2008 -- he also talks about the next year's PowerPoint Live at Atlanta.
Learn more about the PowerPoint Live template contest.
He did another interview just before the third PowerPoint Live at San Diego.
We put up a bunch of pictures from past PowerPoint Live conferences -- and that's already a few years old.
These pictures are from PowerPoint Live 2007 in New Orleans.
In this conversation, Rick shares his thoughts after the fifth PowerPoint Live -- that was October 2007 in New Orleans.
In this podcast, Ric Bretschneider of Microsoft does a candid conversation with three PowerPoint MVPs who have been regulars at five successful yearly PowerPoint Live gatherings.
Halloween in New Orleans: This muvee was created with pictures clicked during PowerPoint Live in New Orleans -- Halloween coincided with the last day of the user conference.


Over the course of 3 days, First Rate Productions played a key role in filming this recruitment video for the Pasadena Police Department. This entailed multiple setups at different locations with varying lighting conditions. We were able to deliver a final product on time, on budget, and all excecuted with efficiency.


Although the retailing sector is highly significant in post-fordist advanced capitalist societies, the sector has been largely ignored in the academic and professional journals. The limited published work in this area tends, by and large, to be descriptive rather than a theoretically informed analysis. This thesis adopts a theoretical framework derived mainly from the work of Harvey, Barras, Ducatel and Blomley, in an attempt to show that the causes of the locational shifts which have occurred in the retailing sector in Palmerston North over the last fourteen years are not necessarily unique to the location. It further points to ways in which future research may better theorise the retailing industry.


How long does a judgment last in Florida?
Under Florida law, a creditor has up to twenty years to try and collect a judgment. That's an intimidating number, two whole decades. Something not to take lightly. To become a lien on real estate, a certified copy of a final judgment must be recorded in the public records in the county in which the real property is located.
Once recorded, Florida law provides that the judgment acts as a lien on non-homestead real property for an initial period of ten years. See Florida Statute Section 55.10. The judgment can be re-recorded and act as a lien for an additional ten years. Prior to 2004, a recorded judgment acted as a lien for only seven years, but could be re-recorded up to two additional times for a total of twenty years.
In comparison, a bankruptcy remains on someone's credit report for 10 years. However, the last 18 months is the most important time period in anyone's credit history and often the bankruptcy after it gets old enough is considered irrelevant.
We often see the problem lasting longer for someone who allows a default judgment to be entered against them. When someone avoids addressing the problem by aggressive action against an abusive debt collector, settlement or bankruptcy, they are limited in income or asset ownership for the entire 20 year period of the judgment.
We see lots of people who know they can't pay off the debt in full decide just to ignore the problem. Unfortunately, the problem gets bigger and is followed by seizure of assets such a vehicle used to get to work, garnishment of wages or bank accounts. A consumer usually has options, particularly nowadays when poor business records are maintained by the debt collectors and violations of law abound.
For advise on how to avoid a judgment, please contact Christie D. Arkovich, P.A.


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How a 'White Guy From Long Island' Became a Gonzo Action-Movie Star in Uganda
May 16, 2019 By Daniel Maurer
Before Bad Black screened at Alamo Drafthouse Brooklyn last night, there was a promo clip showing commandos dropping out of a fake, obviously green-screened helicopter and machine-gunning Katz's Delicatessen into a ridiculously large fireball. The clip's Lower East Side setting was bizarre given that it was a promo for the movies of gonzo director Isaac Nabwana, who has shot over 40 films in his village outside of Kampala, Uganda. Last night the film's producer and star, Alan Hofmanis, revealed the fun story behind the Katz's fireball.
In 2011, Hofmanis proposed to his girlfriend and promptly got dumped. At a bar on St. Marks Place, a friend tried to cheer him up by showing him the viral trailer for Nabwana's cult hit Who Killed Captain Alex?. The lo-fi aesthetic, crude explosions of fire and blood, freewheeling kung fu, amateur acting, and kooky voiceover convinced him that Nabwana was "a frickin' genius."
"I did what anyone else would do; I bought a ticket to Africa," Hofmanis said during last night's Q&A. He flew to Uganda just to "figure out what the hell this was"; in the end, he sold his car and other possessions and stayed there to produce a documentary about Nabwana as well as the director's films. The idea behind the Lower East Side-set promo clip was that Hofmanis, who lived on Ludlow Street, was blowing up his past. Eventually, he even got a Ugandan name: Alan Ssali Owe Nkima Musajja Wakabaka Ne Mafene Yesu Muganda Laptop Hofmanis.
Not only did Hofmanis produce Bad Black, but he plays the village doctor who, in order to catch a thief, is trained as a commando by a kick-ass little kid named Wesley Snipes. The bandit and femme fatale, Bad Black, is herself seeking vengeance on a man who wronged her during a traumatic childhood. True to the Ugandan tradition of "Video Jokers" who offer live narration alongside American movies for the sake of non-English-speakers, a hilarious Mystery Science Theater-like voiceover runs atop the movie. "Worst doctor ever!" the VJ exclaims as Dr. Ssali steps over the corpse of someone he just machine-gunned to death. "This doctor needs borders."
Hofmanis is now touring with Bad Black in an attempt to bring still more attention to Wakaliwood films (the term is a play on Wakaliga, the village where Nabwana IGG, as the director is also called, shoots films in his front yard). After last night's screening, he sold posters hand-painted onto a material normally used for wrapping corpses. And he passed around a prop machine gun that had been welded from scrap metal and loaded with a magazine of wooden bullets.
Hofmanis (left) showing off a poster.
That kind of creativity and resourcefulness in the face of poverty is a trademark of Wakaliwood: dollies are constructed in a workshop by a propsmaster who also works as a mechanic and food vendor. The hundreds of volunteer actors are unpaid, though they get a cut of the DVDs that they sell in the street. The blood, which splatters on the screen like paintball pellets, is food coloring (it was cow blood until an actor became infected). Nabwana has a generator so he can work through regular power outages. His wife serves as co-director, publicist, and makeup artist.
For over seven years, Hofmanis has been championing Nabwana as a "world treasure and a storyteller on an international level." While the tireless director has earned a cult following, his films have faced challenges both abroad and in Uganda, where he's been "shut out of the media." Ugandan entertainment reporters, Hofmanis said, didn't want to cover movies made in the so-called "ghetto," especially since they weren't filmed in respectable English. "I felt like it was the 1950s with the Whites Only water fountain or something," said Hofmanis of the rejection they experienced. "But for [Ugandans] it's not race, it's economic status."
Hofmanis also met resistance back in the States. Colleagues from his former life as a film programmer "really hated what I was doing promoting this, because they felt I'm promoting the image of violence in Africa." He knew he could be a boon to production— "because I'm American I can get meetings like that," he said, snapping his fingers— but when he pitched producers he encountered a "weird thing where people loved what they saw but then were really afraid of it." The fact that Uganda had passed some horrific anti-gay laws didn't help things, even if Nabwana was demonstrably progressive in casting female leads.
Nabwana, who has been called the Quentin Tarantino of Uganda, likes to use machine-gun fire, explosions, and roundhouse kicks as the "spice" that keeps viewers "eating" his films (he's not a fan of dialogue, though Bad Black has some unexpectedly tender moments as well as serious subtexts about poverty, prejudice, and child abuse.) "It's just frickin action comedies," Hofmanis says in response to those who feel the movies are "giving a very poor representation of Uganda" to the world. "Isaac would get furious [about criticism] because he's like, 'Why can't I make an action movie? Where's this list of countries that are not allowed to make action films? And who made this list?'"
As "a white guy from Long Island presenting this stuff," Hofmanis is acutely aware that he might be accused of exploitation. On the other hand, he said, he's presenting the film at the invitation of Nabwana, who has been denied a visa three times and has to conduct Q&As via phone. Ugandans have told Hofmanis that the support of a non-Ugandan is crucial in getting the films wider attention, he said.
Hofmanis is also an asset on screen. That became apparent when Nabwana invited villagers to fight him on film. "There ended up being a row of people who were like, 'Dude, can I beat the shit out of the white guy?'" The director chose to shoot Bad Black's fight scenes first, in case Hofmanis bailed out of the project (actors are often wounded and at one point Hofmanis accidentally fell into a ditch full of human waste). "Isaac knew enough that if we have these scenes of beating the shit out of some white guy, that will sell, and [he] can put that into any movie," Hofmanis said. "It can be a dream sequence, it doesn't matter. People will buy that shit."
At the same time, Hofmanis proved to be a problem for Nabwana; his presence made fellow villagers think the director was wealthy, so they harangued him up for money. A Kickstarter that raised over $13,000 (even though budgets for Wakaliwood movies are closer to $160) didn't help the matter.
With the success of the films, Wakaliwood stars have become famous in their village and beyond. Though only his voice appears in the films, the Video Joker is a "rock star" whose car doubles as a "mobile hotel" for female fans, Hofmanis said. But with the groupies come security concerns. According to its producer, Nabwana's next film, Crazy World (his first in HD), grew out of a fear of kidnapping. "Isaac sat down the actors who have children and said, 'Okay, what if we make an action film starring our own kids with self-defense, where they're kung fu masters fighting kidnappers, in case someone in real life decides to kidnap them?"
Given that Nabwana has made dozens of films (some in just 10 days), it's no surprise he has others in the pipeline. One of them, Demon Village, is about "a pumpkin that gets drunk and goes on a murder spree," Hofmanis said. Another, Eaten Alive in Uganda, centers on the concept that "cannibals think I'm Chuck Norris, so I must be delicious."
Don't expect that movie to get bogged down in dialogue. According to Hofmanis, "the whole thing is a giant chase."
"Bad Black" will screen again May 17 at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.
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'No caption needed': Hugh Jackman posts stunning photo with wife Deborra-Lee
Aug. 13, 2017, 1:09 AM UTC / Source: TODAY
By Embry Roberts
Hugh Jackman knows that a picture is worth a thousand words.
When he and wife Deborra-Lee Furness managed to capture the perfect scenic snap on a balcony in Sydney, Australia, he didn't bother adding any words at all.
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"No caption needed," the actor, 48, wrote beneath an Instagram featuring the loving couple of 21 years on Friday. And we would have to agree; the beaming smiles, sparkling waters and view of the iconic Sydney Opera House pretty much say it all!
They're even doing that couple thing where you're so in sync that you start to dress alike. (Check out their twin sunglasses and matching black-and-gray color schemes.)
There's also the fact that Jackman has already given us plenty of beautiful words on Furness. In a 2016 interview with Ellen DeGeneres, he called his wife "the greatest thing that ever happened to me," adding that their marriage "gets better and better."
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Their secret, he more recently revealed to People magazine, is a joint meditation practice.
"We meditate together," Furness, 61, explained. "And sometimes we have friends over to do it, too. It's a lovely Sunday morning thing. Everyone comes over, and then we have breakfast."
Furness also credited a sense of humor with getting them through the good and the bad times.
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"And always listen to the wife," Jackman added.
Solid advice from this solid-as-a-rock couple!


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Hi there, stranger! I'm back from the holiday and post-holiday busyness that is December and early January. I took an unexpected break from blogging because I wanted to soak up every single second of the Christmas season with family. (Also, Madeleine started crawling so I suddenly have much less time in my day as I spend every second that she is awake chasing her around!) December was full of all things Christmas here at home, and we also traveled to see family for a couple of weeks. It was so nice to get a break from the routine here and also to have extended time with our families. Madeleine and I stayed with my parents for an extra week, too, since Caleb had a work trip right at the beginning of the year. Madeleine and I just got home this past Friday, and I'm still trying to remember that it's actually 2016.
I've been spending this week thinking about meals, stocking up our fridge & pantry again, catching up on laundry, running errands, and putting away Christmas decorations (and gifts!). I've been surprised at how little I seem to be accomplishing each day; I'm task-oriented by nature, so if I don't cross everything off my to-do list I wonder what I did all day. But I've been reminded to give myself more grace. I have the luxury of being a stay-at-home mom, so taking care of Madeleine and the house is my full-time job. I don't have to balance that with a 9-5 job. A large chunk of my day each day is spent feeding, playing with, and caring for Madeleine--things that I absolutely love and cherish, but they aren't necessarily things I can "cross off" and have the satisfaction of "being done". The other tasks and jobs that I'd like to get done just need to fit around Madeleine, which means I might not be finishing them as quickly as I had hoped.
So that's where I am these days: working to get our house back in order, hoping to tackle a couple of big organizing + purging projects, and still thinking about some goals + plans for this year. I'm hoping to be back into a more regular blogging routine, too!
So tell me - how was your Christmas? How's the start to your new year been?


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Innovation in Community Access to Cash Pilot in Rochford unveiled
23 Sep Innovation in Community Access to Cash Pilot in Rochford unveiled
Posted at 12:27h in Business, Buzz, Local News by timtiernan
The Community Access to Cash Pilot (CACP) initiative has today announced the plans for the nine Cash Pilot locations across the UK, where trials are being tested to help address challenges of improving cash access and acceptance.
In June, eight locations were chosen based on the location, the issues the communities faced, and the local people willing to lead the pilots. A further pilot has now been confirmed in Millisle, County Down, Northern Ireland.
Each community will be trialling a number of different solutions, based on meeting the needs of local communities. In Rochford, this will include:
A Post Office Banking Hub in a currently empty retail venue, , comprising a bank-style counter service able to process transactions with privacy, as well as community banking support from the major banks, debt advice, and wider support for financial issues
An automated SME deposit facility in the Post Office Baning Hub
A new free-to-use ATM in the Rochford
Cashback with purchase offered by a large number of local stores
Digital education services to help those who want to access digital banking services
A digital solution to coin recycling supported by Shrap – an innovative new service which allows consumers to store change on a card or app, saving retailers from managing small change
A Vulnerable Customer Directory – ensuring that everyone is aware of the services that the retail banks can offer to vulnerable customers
Each pilot community will start implementing their solutions over the remainder of 2020, with the aim that they are all fully operational by the end of 2020. The pilots will operate for the first six months of the 2021 and will report back their findings in the summer of 2021.
These pilots operate in a wider context of a UK-wide cash infrastructure under threat, millions dependent on cash, and a government commitment to legislate to protect cash access. The aim of these pilots is to trial solutions which could have wider applicability across the UK.
CACP is chaired by Natalie Ceeney CBE, the author of the Access to Cash Review and brings together the resources and expertise of the financial services industry (including all of the major retail banks) with those of the Access to Review panel. The team is also working closely with a wide range of local and national consumer groups and charities to bring in depth expertise to help support the work.
Natalie Ceeney, Chair, Community Access to Cash Pilot: "Cash remains critically important to both individuals and communities across the UK. The rapid switch to digital is threatening the viability of today's cash infrastructure. This can lead to consumers left without cash access or forced to leave their own village or town to get cash elsewhere, often at significant inconvenience and cost. In turn, local retailers lose custom, as consumers spend their case elsewhere, and then struggle to bank their cash takings without shutting up shop to drive to a bank branch some miles away, losing revenue and frustrating customers. It's critical that we find ways to protect the viability of cash, for consumers and communities alike.
"These pilots are designed to find sustainable ways to keep cash viable locally, which, if successful, can then be rolled out more widely. The government has already committed to legislate to protect cash, and the financial services regulators are working closely with banks to identify practical next steps. Our aim is to use the pilots to critically inform this work.
"The work we've done with local communities has shown us in some detail what is needed. It's clear that to keep communities viable, people need to be able to get cash easily, in a variety of ways. ATMs are important, but don't meet everyone's needs, particularly the most vulnerable, so being able to get cash over a counter, in a safe space, is still important to many. Small businesses equally need to be able to deposit cash, and locally, so that they don't need to close their shop to bank their cash.
"These pilots will use innovative technology to help people access and deposit cash. The pilots will also work with key existing service providers to explore how they can support the cash infrastructure, by creating local drop in spaces for community banking, retailers offering cashback widely and Post Offices enhancing their services to create a new model of 'Post Office Banking Hubs'. The commitment of the major banks, the Post Office, LINK and key consumer groups to all work together on this initiative gives us confidence that we can create solutions which keep cash viable in a sustainable way."
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I have an iboard for a while now and I can no longer access the board / app via my PC.
The first time it was still ... but now no more.
over the IP the my Fritz box there is no connection.
What is a fritz box? a router?
Did the iboardbot work before? If so, what has changed?
it worked ... so at least I've already been able to test a few things.
2) Upload the sketch code EEPROM-> eeprom_clear from the Arduino IDE examples and re-upload the iboardbot code to the Arduino after doing that.
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Check the motor connections. Are the cables plugged incorrectly?
everything was wired according to the instructions correctly.
have now turned the line for Y, now it works!


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Russian lawmakers pass the first reading of legislation to raise the country's retirement age
Despite calls from some minority-party deputies, the State Duma voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to adopt the first reading of controversial legislation that would raise Russia's retirement age. The final vote tally was 328 in favor and 104 opposed.
Portugal passes law easing sex change
From now on people over the age of 16 in Portugal can change their name and gender without a medical diagnosis certifying a gender identity disorder. However, up to the age of 18 they must present a medical report on their decision-making ability.
ECHR condemns Pussy Riot and Anna Politkovskaya cases
It said Russia had violated five articles of the human rights convention in its arrest and conviction of Pussy Riot members in 2012. Separately, the ECHR also heavily criticised the investigation into journalist Anna Politkovskaya's murder.
Six people were detained in the case of torture in the Yaroslavl prison
On July 20, Novaya Gazeta published a 10-minute video of the torture of prisoner Yevgeny Makarov in Yaroslavl colony No. 1. The video was filmed a year ago — on June 29, 2017 — on the DVR of one of the FSIN employees. The lawyer who published a videotape of torture had to flee Russia because of threats.
Russia promises to punish the perpetrators of torture in prisons at the UN
Russia will prosecute the perpetrators of torture in prisons, including the guards who appeared in the video where they beat the prisoner. Such promises were made on Thursday by Deputy Minister of Justice Mikhail Galperin at a meeting in the UN Committee against Torture.
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Is European justice too lax on rape?
European courts have repeatedly handed down sentences to sex offenders that the public considers too lenient. Commentators have focused recently on cases in Spain and Turkey. They call for the offenders to receive just punishment rather than being given lenient sentences on the grounds of extenuating circumstances.
UK judges no longer required to rule on removing life-support
Judges will no longer need to be consulted when doctors and relatives of patients in a vegetative or minimally conscious state agree life-support treatment should end.
In Russia two residents of Barnaul face criminal cases for internet memes
Maria Motuznaya and Daniil Markin from Barnaul are charged for extremism and insult to the feelings of believers. In both cases the same people shared the information.
Protesters hit the streets after Polish President signs judicial appointments law
Polish President Andrzej Duda signed into law on Thursday a measure allowing the government to choose the next Supreme Court chief despite protesters claiming it violates judicial independence.


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The companies we recognize in this report are proof that board gender diversity is a competitive strategy. You could say that it's remarkable – that women can be superheroes in the boardroom. But the truth is that it's just good business.
Released in conjunction with Catalyst's census of Fortune 500 corporations, the ION report summarizes data from ION member organizations in 15 major U.S. metropolitan regions. The reports' simultaneous release demonstrates the opportunity for positive change in companies of all sizes, in all regions, and in all industries as well as each organization's commitment to gender diversity advocacy through collaboration.
The release of ION and Catalyst's reports coincides with the 2020 Women on Boards 12/12/12 events scheduled to be held at various locations across the U.S. By collaborating with this and other national women's organizations such The Thirty Percent Coalition, Vision 2020, Women Corporate Directors, Womentics and more, ION can leverage the combined resources to achieve the goal of gender diverse boards of directors.
Formed in 2004, ION is a national nonprofit network of 16 regional member organizations across the United States representing more than 10,000 executive-level women from a wide range of disciplines. ION gives its members a national voice to advocate for the advancement of women to positions of power in executive suites and on boards of directors of publicly traded companies.
 Michelle Lamb and Kimberly Gladman, "Variation in Female Board Representation with the United States," GMI Ratings (July 2012). http://www.gmiratings.com.
 Eleven of the 14 ION members that provided data in both 2011 and 2012 report few changes with respect to women in the boardrooms and executive suites of the companies in their regions; and where there has been movement, it has not been uniform in direction. Because three other ION members (Watermark, California, Central Exchange and Inforum) provided data for far fewer companies this year compared to 2011, year-to-year changes in those regions cannot meaningfully be assessed.


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