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Player Name List Best Star English League 2020
Player Name List Best Star English League 2020 - This is a list of the best names of English league players in the 2019/2020 season from all the clubs that competed, especially those who became stars at the moment, of course it is the most expensive player and many are idolized.
Well for football lovers of course they are very moved by seeing the list of top class Player Name List Best Premier League this season.
For a list of English league star names we will list them from each club as below:
Aston Villa: Jack Grealish - 7.33
Who else deserves to be named Aston Villa's best player besides Jack Grealish? The British nationalist still showed maximum performance despite his team struggling to avoid the relegation zone.
Arsenal: Nicolas Pepe - 7.19
Pepe is going up and down. So far, he has just bagged four goals and six assists. But lately, his performance has climbed since Mikel Arteta was appointed coach of the Gunners.
Bournemouth: Phillip Billing - 7.00
Billing was recruited last summer for a fee of 15 million pounds. And so far, his performance is still better than the other players in the midst of Bournemouth downturn.
Brighton: And Burn - 6.95
There is no Brighton player who has a rating above 7. And Burn, by far, is still the best player at the club that has been rated by Graham Potter with a rating of 6.95.
The second part
Everton: Richarlison - 7.32
Richarlison had shone with the Brazilian national team at the Copa America 2019 ago. And now, he has proven his quality again with 10 goals and three assists at Everton.
Chelsea: Willian - 7.25
Tammy Abraham may be known as the Blues' top scorer. But in matters of overall performance, Willian who has a wealth of experience is still better than the young player.
Burnley: James Tarkowski - 7.11
Tarkowski has been named Man of the Match this season by Whoscored. And the rating itself is only slightly different from Burnley's other best player, Dwight McNeill.
Crystal Palace: Wilfried Zaha - 7.06
A score of eight goals does not make Wilfried Zaha's performance more classy, especially when compared to last season. But he still deserves the Eagles best player status this season.
Third Part
Liverpool: Sadio Mane - 7.50
It is undeniable that Sadio Mane deserves the status of Liverpool's best player this season. A score of 14 goals and nine assists which he recorded was enough to prove that he had a major contribution in the Reds journey.
Leicester: Ricardo Pereira - 7.50
Statistically, Pereira is the Premier League's best wing-back in the 2019/20 season. Unfortunately his action this season could not continue because of an ACL injury on Thursday (03/12/2020) then.
Manchester United: Marcus Rashford - 7.34
The news of Marcus Rashford's injury seemed to be a major blow to Manchester United. Because they lost one of their best strikers who has scored 14 goals this season.
Manchester City: Kevin De Bruyne
Manchester City's performance has gone up and down, but not with Kevin De Bruyne. He consistently presents neat passes and has now recorded 18 assists and eight goals this season.
Fourth part
Norwich: Emiliano Buendia - 7.24
Buendia's inaugural season in the Premier League was a success. He has not been able to score, but has won seven assists so far.
Newcastle United: Allan Saint-Maximin - 7.18
Allan is attracting the attention of many clubs with his performance in the Magpies midfield this season. It is not impossible if Newcastle will find it difficult to hold him at St. James' Park in the upcoming transfer window.
Southampton: James Ward-Prowse - 7.09
Danny Ings may be Southampton's best goal producer this season. But for overall performance, Ward-Prowse was still better with a score of only seven goals.
Sheffield United: Chris Basham - 7.00
Basham is one of the figures behind the tough back line of Sheffield United this season. Even though three years ago, he was still a player for a club competing in League One.
Fifth Section
Wolves: Adama Traore - 7.61
Wolverhampton can terrorize the opponent's defense line and become a dangerous dark horse team for the top clubs, and it all can not be separated from the contribution of Adama Traore. He has scored 11 goals this season.
Tottenham: Harry Kane - 7.30
Harry Kane's role at Tottenham was almost irreplaceable. Since he was absent in February, the front lines of the Lilywhites are no longer the same so they have to win a number of negative notches lately.
West Ham: Sebastian Haller - 7.21
Haller was recruited for £ 45 million last summer and was only able to record seven goals. But his overall performance made him deserved of West Ham's best player status this season.
Watford: Troy Deeney - 7.14
Deeney had to miss a lot of matches in the first half of the season. But he returned to the field and immediately made a major contribution in the form of six goals in his last 14 appearances.
So that we can make a list or list of names of the best players in the English league in this music 2019/2020 UEFA EURO 2020 schedule of course you as fans of the league will always be proud of the stars of the field they idolized.

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Chocolatey and Delicious Chocolate Cupcakes, Chocolate Buttercream with a Cute and Spooky Chocolate and Coconut Truffle Ghost. PERFECT for Halloween.
So I have to admit Halloween isn't my favourite time of year I just HATE dressing up! But every cloud has a silver lining because Halloween means LOTS AND LOTS of sweets and cakes. I LOVED having a scroll through Pinterest Halloween Pins and I found something similar to the ghost cupcakes which I have made. The ones I found online were cupcakes with a lollypop covered in white ready to roll icing. I wasn't sure about putting a lollypop on top of the cupcake (cupcake and lollypop? Just didn't seem right to me) so I decided to make a chocolate coconut truffle. Keeping with the chocolate cupcakes and buttercream.
These cupcakes do take two days to make just because you need to leave the truffles overnight preferably to set (you could potentially make the truffles in the morning and then make the cupcakes in the evening but I didn't want to risk it). Truffles are so simple and easy to make, there is not a lot of ingredients. I mixed butter and condensed milk in a pan before adding cocoa powder (I had no chocolate) desiccated coconut and digestive biscuits. I used 24 digestives in mine, but you can use more or less depending on how thick or runny your mixture is. I also don't know what weight 24 digestive biscuits are because I forgot to weigh them before I added them to the mixture (sorry!). I covered a plate in greaseproof paper and put my rolled truffles on that and in the fridge to set.
I used the same recipe as my Rocky Road Cupcakes for the cupcakes just because I think it makes the PERFECT chocolatey sponge, it's not too strong but it's not too weak either it is literally the MOST PERFECT chocolate sponge, every time I take any kind of chocolate cupcakes into work they are gone within seconds. The buttercream is also chocolate. I thought using a vanilla buttercream would be a bit of a weird combination I also thought about maybe making a mint buttercream but I thought that would be weird too because the cupcakes don't have any mint in them and there is a truffle to go on top and chocolate mint and chocolate truffle is a bit of a strange combination, soooo chocolate it was. I use a Wilton 1M Open Star Tip to pipe the icing onto the cupcakes. I just love the swirl you get from it. I have experimented between that one and the Wilton 2D Large Drop Flower Tip and occasionally I do use this tip but I definitely prefer the Open Star one.
Your truffles should set in a round ball shape, which then makes the ghosts head (do ghosts have heads?) When they are set and you have piped the buttercream on top of the cupcakes add a truffle on top of the buttercream. I used ready to roll white and black icing you can make your own but I have no idea how to so that's why I bought mine. I rolled it out and used a glass to cut out the circles (a cookie cutter would also work) and lay them gently on top of the truffle, so the centre of the icing is in the centre of the truffle. The icing will droop over the truffle and the icing covering it all I pinched the icing in certain places just so it looks like little folds and it didn't look too messy. Finally, I used the black icing to make eyes. If you have a look at the eyes on my ghosts I don't think any of them are identical but that's okay because who knows maybe ghosts don't have symmetrical eyes. I'm sure they will get eaten no matter what their eyes look like.
For the Truffles. In a food processor blitz 20-25 digestive biscuits. Or place the digestive biscuits in a food bag and crush with a rolling pin. You want them to represent bread crumbs. Leave to one side.
In a pan melt the butter on a low heat. Once the butter has melted completely remove from the heat and add in the condensed milk. Stir until completely mixed.
Add in the coconut and cocoa powder and stir until all is mixed in.
Finally, add the crushed digestives. I added mine in a quarter at a time keep an eye on the mixture if you think yours it too thick do not add all the biscuits and too runny you can add more.
Cover a tray in greaseproof paper. Leave to the side. Roll the mixture into 12 identical balls. Place on the greaseproof paper and leave in the fridge overnight or until set.
For the Cupcakes. Preheat the oven to 180°C (160°C fan, gas mark 4). Line a cupcake/muffin tin with 12 cupcake cases.
While your cupcakes are cooling make the buttercream. In a bowl mix together the icing sugar, butter and cocoa powder. Until there are no lumps.
Pipe the icing onto the top of your cool cupcakes. Add your truffle to the top of the cupcake and leave to the side.
Roll out the white icing to approximately 5mm thick. Cut out 12 circles. Make sure the circles are larger than your cupcakes with truffles on top as you want the icing to hang over the edges.
Use the black icing to make 24 eyes (12 pairs). Stick these to each ghost to create its eyes.


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Even in our digital age, people still send post. We'll send cards at Christmas, birthday presents to distant relatives, or maybe love letters to our sweetheart in an attempt to relive a simpler age. But around 100 years ago, it wasn't unheard of to receive something a little different in the post: children.
You heard that right! In the USA, the Post Office Department was officially created way back in 1792 by Benjamin Franklin, providing the entire country with a guaranteed right to the sanctity of personal correspondence. However, it was not until 1st January 1913 that the now-named U.S. Postal Service began to deliver packages. This service was very cheap, allowing businesses to send goods far cheaper than before, and enabling people to start sending each other gifts. However, as the service was new, strict regulations had not yet been thought of, and people began to take advantage of the loopholes.
One of the most famous images of a postman carrying baby mail. In fact, there are no photographs of real incidents of children being posted, with all contemporary images being staged for publicity. Via Smithsonian.
As you can imagine, it did not take long for people to get creative. Just a few weeks after the parcel delivery service began, an Ohio couple – Jesse and Mathilda Beagle – decided to send their 8 month old son to his grandmother who lived a mile away. The baby parcel was accepted by the post office, and the cost of delivery was just 15 cents. This incident was possible because the baby fit within guidelines of the parcel weighing less than 11 pounds and being no larger than 72 inches. However, the following year a far more audacious postal incident happened.
The newspaper reporting of the Beagle boy's journey. Source.
On 19th February 1914, a nearly 6 year old girl called May Pierstorff was sent from her parents' home in Idaho to her grandparents' house which was 73 miles away – costing just 53 cents. This was a time when train tickets were very unaffordable for many every-day Americans, and so the loophole of posting children was a way for families to see each other when they may otherwise have been unable to. May's journey was probably influenced by her mother's cousin who worked as a clerk for the railway mail service. He accompanied her on the trip, and this is what probably allowed such a large child to slip through the limited regulations.
May Pierstorff, who was sent 73 miles via the US Postal System. Smithsonian.
May's story was what prompted a change in regulations, for not long afterwards the mailing of people was prohibited. Despite this change in legislation, the next year another 6 year old was posted, but this time travelling 10 times as far as May, making a 721 mile journey from Florida to Virginia. This huge distance was traversed for just 15 cents.
Despite some of these famous cases making newspapers across the country, there were actually very few recorded cases of children being sent in the post. Those that were either had links with the postal service, such as May Pierstorff, or were sent very short distances, like the Beagle boy. The last known case was in September 1915, when a 3 year old girl, Maud Smith, travelled from her grandparents' home to her mother's in Kentucky. The incident was investigated by postal officials for violating postal rules, and it appears to be this kind of crack down that finally ended the practice.
Another staged image of a postman with a baby, this time the baby seems to be helping with the delivery. Smithsonian.
Although children were now forbidden to be posted, people continued to find ways to take advantage of the incredibly cheap postage service. In 1917 the Post Office was forced to impose a maximum daily limit of 200 pounds per customer after an entrepreneur, W. H. Coltharp, used the postal service to send more than 80,000 masonry bricks over 400 miles for the construction of a bank building in Utah for an incredibly low rate. Where there is a service, people will try and get what they can out of it!
Today, the parcel service is booming, particularly after the proliferation of online shopping. In 2016, approximately 65 billion parcels were shipped worldwide, with the USA spending $96 billion on their parcels (via Statista). However, babies are hopefully no longer part of those parcels!
Unbelievable. Truth really is stranger than fiction. Who would dare make this up?
Certainly! Definitely very creative, it would never have occurred to me to do that!
It was the postal service? And all this time I thought it was the stork.


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Met Office in the Media: 19 April 2012
Posted on 19 April, 2012 by Met Office Press Office
The wet weather across parts of the UK at the moment has generated comments about how wet this April as a whole may pan out in the record books. As we have said in blogs previously, it is just too early when we are still only mid month to make any assessment about how the month as a whole may compare to previous months in history.
Today the Daily Telegraph reported that the 'the wet weather will continue to the end of this month, including floods and storms, according to the Met Office, potentially making it one of the wettest April's on record.' Although our outlook does suggest that the rather unsettled conditions are likely to continue through the rest of the month, we have not made any assessment on whether it is likely to be one of the wettest April's on record.
Looking at the latest figures available, the UK has seen around 60% of its normal April rainfall, or 41.7mm up to the 15th of April. At this point of the month we would normally expect about 50% of the months rainfall so rainfall amounts so far have not been far from what you could typically expect. On average, a typical April would see 69.6 mm or rain.
The Daily Express has today run with a headline that we are expecting the 'Coldest May for 100 Years'. This forecast has not come from the Met Office, but from an independent forecaster. Currently our 16 to 30 day forecast which takes in the first half of May says:
"The start of May looks likely to remain unsettled with a continuation of showers or longer spells of rain, although there should also be some drier and brighter interludes. Temperatures will generally be close to or slightly above the seasonal average. Later in the first week of May, conditions may turn more settled across southern England for a time, with a greater chance of some drier and sunnier weather than of late. Further north, it looks likely to stay unsettled with further rain at times, particularly across northwest England as well as northern and western parts of Scotland."
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Record low temperature for the UK this millennium


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Great post Jihad! I like the original photo examples you share .. but also your outside-in approach (describing the different bits in a clear, but concise way).
I've been doing the ML course on Coursera, and have been meaning to get my hands dirty with Tensorflow .. your breakdown sure helps!
Yaay for first post .. Keep them coming!
Thanks, man! Glad to see you enjoyed it! I'm going through the course as well! The Python route is certainly the easiest to get your hands dirty with TensorFlow, I must say.
Hi HN. OP here. Long time lurker. My first tech blog post. I basically tried here to clarify the Android app example that was bundled with the TensorFlow repo. Hope someone finds it useful.


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 Thulium, een scheikundig element met het symbool Tm
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Moving to a new city is stressful. You've got to find a place to live, get utilities hooked up, possibly change banks, switch insurance, and a whole lot more. You've got to manage your family's expectations and anxieties of leaving home, and figure out where the kids are going to school or daycare.
Let's face it, we don't live in Wisconsin for the mild winters or the sandy beaches. But the fact is, there are several factors that make the Fox Cities such a great place to live!


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His special interests include the detection and prevention of skin cancer, treating acne and psoriasis, and cosmetic dermatology. He takes particular interest in managing skin rashes from emerging cancer therapies.
Dr. Awan is an avid sports fan and spends time playing basketball, biking, and traveling. In his spare time, he enjoys writing short stories and novels.
The physicians at Center for Dermatology and Cosmetic Laser Surgery have many areas of expertise and keep up to date with the newest procedures and developments in their field. Dr. Bryan Selkin graduated from the renowned Harvard University Dermatology Program as chief educational resident and won the "outstanding teacher of the year" award. Dr. Gilbert Selkin has extensive training in maxillofacial surgery, facial reconstruction, and the oral cavity, and offers a wide range of surgical and cosmetic procedures. Dr. Mara Dacso and Dr. John "Jay" Wofford are among the few dermatologists in the area who is board-certified in both dermatology and dermatopathology, giving them profound insight into various presentations of skin disease. Dr. Sanober Amin and Dr. Amanda Wolthoff specialize in all aspects of dermatology including medical, surgical, and cosmetic procedures. Together, the interests, experience, backgrounds, and certifications of CD&CLS' providers allow for outstanding collaboration and care for patients.


We've all heard of the various health benefits of yoga. But this being a holistic practice, yoga has been beneficial to many of its staunch advocates in different aspects of their lives.
Meg Villanueva, yoga practitioner and now Yoga Alliance certified yoga instructor, says, "Like many, I was introduced to yoga initially for its benefits to the physical body and mental state." She enumerates increasing flexibility and muscle strength, fostering relaxation, reducing stress, and aiding in weight loss, as among these.
"But sticking to only these would give too poor of a vision of yoga," she says.
Letting love and light in.
For Villanueva, one of the motivations for teaching yoga is to share her personal journey of healing to those who might need it and find it inspiring. "The practice of yoga reflects the way I want to live my life off the mat as well - with simplicity, love, compassion, and gratitude – daily," concludes Villanueva.


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St Leonard's is the Parish church of Southminster.
The church building, some of which dates back to the 12th Century, stands at the centre of the village.
The church is also its people: our mission is to serve God and the community.
"To be a people offering praise and worship to God and serving Him by being the Good News by our words and actions"


I am a nature loving, free spirited person who loves people, adventures and memories much more than material things (apart from camera gear and props, which I am slightly obsessed with!) I have run Chinchilla Photography since 2014 and first picked up a DSLR when our amazing little boy was born in 2011.
My heart is with the little people and those who love them and this is the focus of my work. I adore natural light and creating beautiful, magical images in the local countryside with the use of props, outfits and creative editing. I work with my creative vision combined with my clients preferences and bring them to life as art to be treasured.
I adore photographing children! The innocence, the intrigue, the sheer joy over the smallest things. It's just magical to me, to be able to capture so many aspects of a little persons developing personality. To see the eternal bond flourishing with their parents & siblings. To watch them grow from bumps in Mama's tummy to tiny babies at their newborn session. Then as little boys & girls exploring their world at their first birthday session and onwards. Seeing the family grow. It really is a privileged job I have and I feel incredibly lucky to be a part of so many lovely families lives.
You'll find me rummaging through antique stores looking for vintage items and inspiration. Searching the beautiful local countryside for magical natural backdrops, and constantly practising and perfecting my craft.
When I don't have my camera in hand, I'm busy being Mama, out exploring with George & our Shar-Pei Bob, hiking, bush crafting, planning our next trip, growing things, cooking, eating Thai food or drinking wine with friends. And giving cuddles to my naughty chinchillas Diego & Pedro, of course!
Things we get up to in our spare time!


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Bird's Eye Views
"Dobby--crouch!"
Posted by Ellen
On a couch or a soft carpet, Dobby the dog is pretty good about sitting on command. But on a hard floor? He'll make a show of pretending, as shown here with Emily and Joshua Wiggin, who are very good at kneeling.
(Image credit: Ellen Stein),
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Camel story
Time to catch up with the Mongol Rally folks. After about six weeks on the road now, many of the 200 or so teams have recently reached Ulaan Bataar, where they signed the rally book, did their laundry, and partied. There is no prize for arriving first. Rallyers donate their vehicles to Mongolian NGO's and eventually make their way home somehow.
A team called Rolling Cones, from Richmond, Virginia, spent three days wandering in the Gobi Desert in their pink ice cream truck. They say the rocks in the Gobi are so iron-rich that compasses don't work there. Mongol Rally rules discourage GPS navigation, but the Rolling Cones had secretly stashed a little GPS unit deep in their luggage for just such a contingency--not that they anticipated exactly such a contingency, but contingencies happen. They noticed that a roadwork crew was speaking Mandarin Chinese instead of Mongolian, and it had been three days since they'd last known where they were, so . . . turned out they were in the extreme southeast corner of Mongolia, a few kilometers from the Chinese border, in a spot on the map that was completely empty of roads. But there was a coal mine nearby, which is why the Chinese were building a new road, and at the mine there were two geologists from Virginia Tech. So it goes.
All the blog posts are full of promises to post their Mongolia photos soon. I trust them, of course, so I'll make the same promise. In the meantime, here's a nice one from back in Kazakhstan, near the shriveled shore of the Aral Sea. Photo by Team Mongoliza, who list their hometown as "southeast Asia."
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Fish story
Ever since last week, the Susquehanna River's been missing a big fish. Just kidding--he threw it back. Allen says this small-mouth bass is 19 inches long and weighs about four and a half pounds.
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Can't sleep? Have you tried ostriches?
Family life among the animals can get up close and personal with a webcam aimed 24/7 at a mud wallow in the forest claimed by a pack of wild boars, or a nest of sticks atop a telephone pole where a couple of storks have laid their eggs. But that was last summer and the summer before--this year, in Estonia, the webcams are mounted at an ostrich farm. One clutch of baby ostriches has hatched now, and you can watch the fluffy little bird-brained things squirming and snuggling under a heat lamp. Mom and Dad are outside in a paddock, incubating another nestful of eggs--looks like the male and female take turns sitting on the nest.
Go here to get your fill of ostrich video eye candy. The website is in Estonian, but even we Amurricans can figure out how to click on the pictures.
Hey, it's free--watch those ostriches all you want. The heatlamp is left on round the clock, so time zones won't keep you and those babies apart. Outside in the paddock, it gets light in Estonia around 10 or 11 p.m. Eastern daylight time. If you're up late, you can turn on the ostriches and watch them sitting on the nest and bobbing their heads a little, strolling along the fence line, grazing in the grass. Will you get bored? Yes--you're not an ostrich. But technology can hold your interest: instead of watching the ostriches in real time, you can click on another date and hour, and see what they were up to back then. By dragging your mouse across the bottom of the video frame, you can watch everything the ostriches did that hour in just a few seconds, and you can even watch them in reverse. Clouds will race across the sky, the sun will leap up from the horizon, and the ostriches will hop about right smartly.
If you could speed up the entire first year of video of a baby ostrich's life, you'd see it gain 100 pounds and grow as tall as an adult human. By age 3 or 4, mature ostriches can be 9 feet tall and weigh 350 pounds. They have three stomachs but no gall bladder, in case you were wondering.
There would be little point in speeding up video of an ostrich running; they can go from 0 to 27 miles per hour in a couple of seconds. Sometimes people race ostriches, with jockeys on their backs using saddles and bridles. They are said to be much more difficult to control than horses, but also much faster.
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They wanted a picture of themselves at their lakeside campsite in Banff National Park, so they put the camera on a rock and set the shutter for a delayed snapshot.
The whirring sound made by the camera as it prepared to snap attracted a squirrel, who chattered right back at it and got himself nicely pixellated for his 1/250th of a second of fame.
Or so it said on the National Geographic website. Hat tip to John "J.J." Stein for this fine submission to our irregular summer series of cute animal pictures. (Yes, there are more....)
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Even in the leafy dapple of New York's Central Park, these are dog days for horses.. The inscription on the trough reads: "Presented to the S.P.C.A. by Edith D. Bowdoin, 1912."
Edith D. Bowdoin,
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Seems like we always have excellent aim when there's catastrophe involved... When driving stakes for a temporary tent-like structure (3' pieces of rebar), I managed to hit a gas line square in the center... If I'd been 1/16" to either side, it would have likely deflected off and done no harm.
Fortunately, the supply was tank-fed and we were able to shut off the gas before blowing up the neighborhood.
There's something about this which seems to direct drill bits straight to the cables!
I always cringe when driving a ground rod, cutting in a box from the outside or when drilling across a stud in a finished wall. You never know what's on the other side of the stud or in the ground. I even cut through a cable in my own house when cutting in a box for a receptacle!
This guy could have gone outside and measured. I would have.
Twice. 3 times after seeing how close the HV was.
How about drilling the top plate from the attic wondering just how (40 or 50 years ago) the original EC ran the cable. Did he drill on one side of the bay and, as close as possible to the top plate, cross the bay and staple?
And then there's the fun of adding an expandable fan brace kit between floors or in otherwise inaccessible locations.
This has me jamming my arm into the hole as far as I can trying to scrape the trusses (joists) as best I can with a long screwdriver feeling for cables, pipes, anything.
What I don't understand is how the installer continued to drill through the cable. That bit must be four to five inches beyond the cable. It shows how tough some of the insulation can be, I guess.
I went to a similar Faults call, years back.
A Telecom contractor was undergrounding a phone line and was drilling in through a brick wall using a long masonry drill bit.
His aim couldn't have been better, he managed to get all 3 phases in one fowl swoop.
I still haven't worked out why he was drilling in that exact spot, because below where his hole was, there was a cable marking sign that stated the cable entered the building at that point.
Just last week a cable installer in either east longmeadow or wilbraham mass did this exact same thing. A fire broke out and fourtunatley no one was hurt just a lot of scorching and burnt sideing. It never fails to amaze me why they dont take the time to look where the drill is aimed. Im sure he will look twice and three times before he drills again.


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After widespread speculations about Kareena Kapoor Khan contesting the Lok Sabha Elections 2019, there are reports that the Congress is considering Bollywood actor Salman Khan for Indore constituency in the upcoming General Elections due by May. In a related note, Khan was born in Indore and spent most of his childhood in the city. Watch News Nation's special show Speed News to stay updated with all the latest news all over the world.


Ground Qube are a garden design and landscaping business based in Leicestershire. Initially, the project was to raise awareness via the Search Engines of the business being newly formed at the time, but soon changed to being an area where the business could showcase its work.
It soon became apparent that the enquiries the website generated enabled the owners to focus the business more on garden design as this was the long term plan, realised much sooner.


A few weeks ago I was going through said pile, and came across it again. I decided to give it another go with a new idea, and I must say I wasn't disappointed this time!
So today I have a new upcycle! It's been awhile since I'd done one (due to lack of materials and money to acquire those materials) but I found this dress in my mother's closet awhile back and loved the polka dots. I had been wanting to give it a much needed face lift ever since!
Note the beautiful ruffles…. It also had some issues with the seams around the neckline falling out.
I removed those lovely ruffles… and took a bit off the front so the back is a bit longer than the front like a lot of dresses I've been seeing lately. I liked the look so I attempted to recreate it, though the back isn't longer enough to notice much. I also lowered the neckline a bit and hemmed up the top. It still needed something… so I added a cute little bow in the front!
Well that's all I have for today. It's lovely weather. I believe I'm going to grill with some cool people tonight and eat some tasty chocolate pie I made earlier today.


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Q: Subgroup of rational point of linear algebraic group Sorry for my bad English.
Let $k$ be a field, and $G=$Spec $A$ be a linear algebraic group over $k$.
Then $k$-rational point $G(k)$ is  abstract group, and take any a (abstract)subgroup $H\subset G(k)$.
Now $h\in H$ is $k$-algebra homomorphism $h:A\to k$, so we define an ideal $I:=\bigcap_{h\in H} {\rm Ker}~ h\subset A$.
I want to know how is $I\subset  A$ Hopf ideal?
i.e. Is ${\rm Spec}(A/I)\subset {\rm Spec}A$ a closed subgroup scheme?

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Pok Choy must be one of the most popular leaf vegetables in China, where it has been cultivated for centuries. The name of pok choy comes from Chinese and simply means 'white vegetable'. Whiteness refers to the crunchy, juicy stalks of the shiny green leaves. Pok Choy has a nice, fresh cabbage-meets-spinach flavor with a hint of mustard. It's quite low in calories and a good source of vitamins A, C, and K. If Pok Choy didn't exist, it would obviously have to be invented. Baby leaves are delicious when eaten in raw salads. The bigger leaves taste very good after a short cooking time. Don't overcook if you want to keep the crunch.
If you would like a milder and sweeter variant, consider our?Tatsoi.
Our 'red wizard' is a very attractive member of the big family of pok choys, and one of the most popular leaf vegetables of China. The leaves and juicy stalks of the red pok choy have a mild, sweetish cabbage-meets-spinach flavor with a hint of mustard. It is low in calories and a good source of vitamins A, C and K. The pretty purple baby leaves are delicious when eaten raw in salads. The bigger leaves taste very good after a quick stir-fry.
Consider combining this with our green Pok Choy for a colorful salad.
Wild rocket, also known as perennial wall-rocket, is the rebellious version of the common rocket. It's a good traveler too. Once upon a time, its seeds arrived in Finland in the ballast sand of sailing boats. Wild rocket has long, decorative leaves and a strong peppery and mustard-like flavor that gives an extra kick to milder lettuce leaves. It tastes really good with different types of cheese. Use it to flavor meat dishes and pastas and sprinkle on pizzas or sandwiches. You could also try using wild rocket like spinach: saute or steam it and serve it as a side dish that does not, we repeat, does not taste like baby food.
If you prefer a stronger tasting rocket, consider our Garden Rocket.
It?s practically impossible to get fed up with basil. But when you?re looking for some change, try the decorative purple version. It has pretty, glossy leaves with almost a royal color that gets darker when the plant matures. Try stopping a few shoots to a bottle of home-made vinaigrette. When infusing, they?ll give dressing a pretty ruby shade. The eye-catching purple leaves of Dark Opal basil will turn an ordinary fruit salad to a glorious dessert ? and your ordinary bath to a refreshing soak fit for a queen or a king.
Basils grow superbly well together in Plantui and we have a large variety for you to mix and match. The regular Basil is the classic and is also known as sweet basil, the Basil Lemon has an added citrus scent and flavor, the Basil Minette has much smaller leaves but is arguably the most fragrant, the Basil Spicy gives a little more oomph, and the Basil Thai is the classic herb you find in most Thai dishes.
For many our ancestors, kale was a super food too, but not in the same sense as now. The quick-growing and nutritious kales were sturdy and hardy: they could be kept in the kitchen garden, or as the Scots used to call it, in the kailyard, even under snow. If you have kale, you always had something to put on the table.
Our curly kale has beautifully crinkly leaves. You can eat them raw when young and tender. The fresh cabbage flavor of the bigger leaves and stems goes well with stews, soups and pasta. Try also blending some leaves to your smoothie for energizing greenness.
Kale has been a superfood for centuries: being very hardy and quick to grow, it has been cultivated as early as in the Greek and Roman times. And yes, kale is rich in nutrients, containing for example loads of vitamin C plus calcium, protein and iron. It also tastes good. Our lacy version has frilly, dark blue-green leaves that make your Plantui look like a miniature palm tree garden. The mild cabbage flavor complements nicely your salads, stews, soups, pasta and omelets. Try also shredding some leaves and adding them to your stir-fry for color and crispiness.
Komatsuna, or Japanese Spinach Mustard, is a nutritious and beautiful leaf vegetable. It has probably been cultivated in Japan for ages. With its long, bending leaves, komatsuna looks pretty, especially in its baby stage (don't they all?). It's hardy and grows fast. It has a nice texture and a gentle green, fresh flavour with a hint of mustard. Komatsuna is also a good source of calcium. You can do with komatsuna whatever takes your fancy. Use it like you would use kale or spinach. Mix a handful of raw baby leaves to salads. The largest leaves can be roughly chopped and wilted on a pan or steamed, added to soups and stews or tossed to pasta.


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Jose Mourinho is not jealous of Manchester City or Liverpool after hinting that Tottenham is his toughest job since managing Porto.
While City and Liverpool have an embarrassment of riches in their squad, injuries to key players at Spurs have left Mourinho having to pick players who are going to be leaving the club – namely Christian Eriksen.
Mourinho has been a dealt a harsh hand with long-term injuries to Harry Kane, who could be out until next season, Hugo Lloris, Ben Davies and Moussa Sissoko, while record signing Tanguy Ndombele has often had niggles.
Four years ago under Mauricio Pochettino, Spurs ran both Leicester and Chelsea close to the Premier League title, with a young, hungry side looking to make their mark on English football.
Things have gone south since then as the squad has been allowed to age and – up until this season – never refreshed and they have not reached those heights since.
And Mourinho knows he is in a transitional phase.
"Do you want to compare Eriksen's situation four years ago then Eriksen's situation now?" he said.
"It's easy to compare. Four years ago he had four years of contract and now he has six months of contract.
"The situation is very, very, very difficult. Players are older four years. Players, in this case and some other cases, they don't have four years of contract, they have six months of contract.
"Some players left, some players come.
"The players that come – Giovani (Lo Celso), (Ryan) Sessegnon, Ndombele – you see the young boy is in a process of developing and we are giving him time to do that.
"Giovani comes from a completely different football culture. Played in Spain, Argentina, played in Spain, played in France, now he comes again.
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"You can feel that he is coming. Ndombele not even coming. Injured and with lots of problems, so you cannot compare what was four years ago in the cycle of four years to what it is now.
"So we have to work."
When he took over from Pochettino in November, it was just the second time in a long managerial career where Mourinho began a job mid-season.
The first time was in Porto, way back in 2001.
"It is the second time I get a team mid-season, it's just the second time for me," Mourinho added. "The first time was also not easy because it was the end of a team, the end of an era.
👔 Jose: "We deserved much more than this, so disappointed with the result, but proud of the boys." #THFC #COYS
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"It was an era without titles. Porto was not winning but it was the end of – I don't want to say of a generation but it was the end of a team in the end of a season.
"Twelve players out, 12 players in, start everything from the beginning.
"Forget the good things of the past, forget the bad things of the past and let's build from new.
"That is my experience in Porto coming in the middle of the season. You could say it is similar."
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Photo of the day: Joop, Francoise, and a Derny.
Joop Zoetemelk has just released a new Nederlands language autobiography, ' Open Boek' , to celebrate his 65th birthday this coming Saturday. The book's made big news over in de plaatland because of it contains some sensational personal revelations by this champion who was ironically criticized during his long career for being less than sensational. Question of the day: Does your significant other motorpace you? No? Didn't think so. Here, Joop Zoetemelk's wife Francoise handles a derny like a pro. (Photo from Motel de Jong) Joop appeared Friday night on the TV show Motel DeJong (video here) - the show of Netherland's top TV journalist Wilfried DeJong- to promote this magnum opus volume that looks like it weighs as much as a Paris-Roubaix Pave-stone trophy. Cool book. For those of you who don't remember him. Joop is the Netherlands' greatest cyclist ever. Born and raised near Leiden, he trained to be a carpenter dreaming of being a top
Herman Van Springel, and the spirit of 68.
Herman Van Springel and co-author Mark Uytterhoeven launch '68' Buy it here . Herman Van Springel has just launched a new book about his career. It's called '68'. "Who? Why '68?" OK jongen , just answer one of those analogy questions, the kind they put on the SAT test: "Laurent Fignon" is to "1989"... as "Herman Van Springel" is to ___? A. "1968." It was a year a lot like this year. Unpopular wars, unrest around the world. Students protesting in the streets. Economic woes. The music was better though... And it was a summer when the Tour de France was lost in a heartbreaking final day time trial to Paris. Just like Fignon in '89, only that year, the yellow jersey wearer was a flahute named Herman VanSpringel, a man as soft spoken and modest as he was hard. Wearing jaune , Herman lost the TT, and the Tour to Jan Janssen, Holland's first Tour winner , by 38 seconds. At
Photos of the day: Knicker and Fender season.
Fausto had it right: Still the undisputed king of training fashion. Brrrr... Cold this morning wielersupporters . Winter's finally knocking. The kind of 'winter's knocking' day you pull those old wool knickers and socks out of mothballs. Here's a photo gallery centered on two pieces of gear that used to mark the end of the go-fast season. We're talking knickers (or ' plusses ' for our UK friends). And fenders. They go together like moules and frites . I'm still nostalgic for 'em, but not in the current urban-fixie-hipster wearing fashion. No I'm thinking more like Les Issambres or Lago di Garda, circa 1957. Back when off season training was by 'feel'. Or as Luciano Pezzi advised, "Da novembre al dicembre, i chilometeri percorsi in bicicletta anche a scopo turistico e ricreativo" Time to just ride the bike. Knickers and Fenders. At this time of year, back in the day, both provided a practical,
Plymouth Rocks: Old school cross!
Did a really fun cyclocross cross race in Plymouth Saturday. Plymouth Mass. has long been a home of New England cyclocross, this annual race is a few weeks before Thanksgiving, set in the town that holiday is named after. Thanksgiving was in the air as I drove Friday afternoon 'over the river, through the woods', and across the cranberry bogs to Massahusetts' earliest settlement. Nostalgia. Promoter, and Plymouth cycling godfather Bill Sykes put together another great event. This year's edition was on the weekend of Bill's 60th birthday: That's right, 11-11-11! I stayed Friday night at my pal Paul McCormack's house, so he took me along to also crash Bill's surprise Birthday bash with his family and friends. It was a nice celebration for a really great guy whose done so, so much for New England cycling over the years. It was a good craic , catching up with lots of old friends I don't get to see that often anymore. Geronimo!! Satur
Joyeux Anniversaire au Blaireau...
Today, Bernard Hinault turns 57 years young. I consider myself quite lucky to have met, and worked with Le Blaireau over a decade ago, even if it was only a few encounters over a few short months. (I know I probably bore my friends when I retell the stories. The best is the time he slayed me and a few others on a fun run .) Spending even a little time together in the company of a person gives you a pretty good insight to their character, into what kind of person they are. And based on that, I think a lot got written and said about Hinault that is complete BS, especially in the English speaking press. But I won't retread 1986 here. For that, I suggest that even if you remember that tumultuous Hinault vs. LeMond Tour , you've got to read Richard Moore's "Slaying the Badger" for a more balanced perspective. (It's a fantastic read, and great journalism). Today's cyclingnews article has a quote by Moore suggesting that Hinault's current rol
Images of the day: Lucien Van Impe - 'De Val' of '77.
When you name your home 'Alpe d'Huez,' you ought to have a pretty good reason. Well, you can't argue that Lucien van Impe didn't have a good reason for naming his home after the most popular alpine climb among the plaatlanders . Fact is, he had more than one reason. For the climber-god from Impe-Mere, those 21 hairpins to the sky provided a venue for his long career's 'highest high', and biggest 'fall'. Literally. Van Impe escaped on the Glandon - a bid for a repeat that would end in controversy. After taking the maillot jaune there in a Tour he'd go on to win in '76, he'd come back a year later, this time with Henri Anglade's LeJeune BP team, determined to solo to another Tour win on the Queen stage. The whole Tour came down to one big day in the Alps. Stage 17. Everyone knew it would be the day the Tour was won, and lost. On cue, Van Impe successfully shed Thevenet, Zoetemelk and Kuiper with a series of deva


Ray previously worked for Independent Counsel Donald Smaltz on the prosecution of Clinton's former Agriculture Secretary, Mike Espy. Ray's appointment was criticised by Clinton's spokesman, Joe Lockhart, as a "dubious proposition".
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Textile Design Career Opportunities - Careers in fashion industry.
Textile Designing is one of the most integral part of the fashion industry. It is one of the most promising career options that any aspiring designer can look into. This is one of the most inventive career options in this field. Textile design offers money, glamour and popularity.
The demand of textile designers growing in this ever blooming fashion industry.
The growing need for textile designers are seen in both national and international markets. This branch of design covers areas like printed, knitted and woven fabrics. Designers who specialize in this field are involved in production of these designs that are used in clothing and interior décor items.
The transformation of raw material into a finished product is done by textile designers. Creation of various handloom items, woven cloth and material which are used to create various items like cloth pieces, towels, drapes, carpets, rugs and many more. Those aspirants who are good with both creative and technical skills are well suited for this profession.
The creative process of textile designing includes the understanding of production and various properties of yarn, fibers and dyes. These designers are trend setters, they can already assume what the finished product would look like. At first, most of the designing were done on graph papers called point paper, which is used by weavers to set up their looms. Now with all the digital process the evolution of technology has also transformed the art of textile design. Now it is now more about point papers; professional designers take the help of various computer design software which are created specifically for this purpose.
Textile designing is offered as a certificate, degree or diploma at both undergraduate levels. You could opt for this course right after your high school graduation or an equivalent course. The course duration is between 2-4 years depending on the course structure of the institute.
The growing market potential for textile products has also been directly proportional with the job prospects. There are freelance, part time and full time job opportunities in this field. From fashion designing agencies, textile manufactures, garment manufacturing companies, export houses and many more. If you have experience and have already created a name – as a textile designer you can offer your services as a freelancer and create your own brand name and go on to set up your own shop.
A textile designer uses various dye and printing methods for their designs like direct or blotch printing, overprinting, discharge printing, resist printing, block printing, roller printing and screen printing etc. Embroidery designs, print, weave and texture for both retailing and wholesaling of products are what textile designers do.
As a textile graduate your future is not only bright but also extremely glamorous and exciting. The most famous textile designers – Zika Ascher, who introduced mohair cult and flowered prints launched by Christian Dior. Terence Conran, who established two manufacturing companies in 1950s– Conran Furniture and Conran Fabrics. Then you have Eddie Squires who was the chief designer for Warner Fabrics.
There are many such success stories spread throughout the world. If you have a love for design and are creative as well as technologically sound – this profession is perfect for you. The starting salary could start at $31,552 and goes upto $79,765 depending on the qualifications. The median pay is about $51K per year. This profession is all about the creativity. If you have it, then nothing can stop you reaching the top.


Rising American actress, Jessica Lowe made her big screen debut in the comedy movie, Blended from where she earns a huge appreciation. As of 2018, she is working as a lead character, Florence Bitterman in the TBS' TV series, Wrecked.
Born on 21st February 2000 in Samoa, the United States under the birth sign Pisces, Jessica Lowe is an energetic American actress. As per nationality, she is American and as far as her ethnicity is concerned, she is White. Moreover, her parents raised her along with her brother in Samoa.
Regarding her academics, Lowe graduated from Northwestern University. While studying in the university, she performed and directed, "Me-Ow Show." Moreover, in 2009, she began writing and performing for Boom Chicago after moving to Amsterdam.
Her latest work includes 2017's comedy series, Wrecked. She shared the screen with Ally Maki, Zach Cregger, and Brooke Dillman.
As per several online sources, Jessica Lowe has an estimated net worth of $thousand, but, the amount yet to reveal and is still under review. She worked in several movies and TV series from where she undoubtedly earns a good net worth and salary.
Moreover, her 2014's movie, Blended collected $128 million at the box office. The movie was made with the budget of $40 million. According to some sources, a TV star averagely makes a salary that ranges from $150k to $1 million.
The rising actress, Jessica Lowe is yet to get married. When it comes to her personal life and relationship, she remained silent all the time. She prefers to hide her love life far from the limelight. With the limited information, she has provided about her relationship, she is single as is not married as of 2018.
Similarly, in 2016, she tweeted mentioning her high school boyfriend. But after such tweet, she never reveals anything.
I'm from New Mexico. My HS boyfriend, Nick, was from Iowa and took me to his prom. It was glorious.
Besides, Lowe is very close to her parents and often shares several pictures of them on her social media.
Scrolling her social media, we found out that she is an animal lover and enjoys traveling several eye-catching destinations.
Height = Jessica Lowe stands at the height of 5 feet 5 inches.
Age = As of 2018, her age is 18.
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Kothary Dental Group is a Business Services (Unclassified) business in Los Gatos, CA.
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It has been operating since , boasting total quality assurance, and an annual revenue of $100.000 to $499.999. Their Single Location can be reached with the use of the following coordinates: 37.24946,-121.9554. They currently have 1 to 4 employees, and you can learn more about their offerings at kotharydental.com.
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Q: How to view contraints of a cloumn in postgresSql? I applied a constraint but forgot its name. Now I want to drop it using ALTER TABLE [TABLENAME] DROP CONSTRAINT [CONSTRAINTNAME] . If there is a way to drop all constraint from a column that should work too.
I cannot use psql command.

A: PostgreSQL exposes the constraints as well as other schema details through information_schema, so to find all the constraints for the table, query table_constraints, for example:
SELECT constraint_name FROM information_schema.table_constraints
    WHERE table_name='my_table' AND constraint_type='UNIQUE';

To find which columns are involved into the constraints, check constraint_column_usage.


I've never tried under the throat, but sometimes we stroke them on the head/neck and back to calm them if we pick them up in the evening when it's dark (we check them for mites). Keep trying though, or….get them when they are chicks.
Good idea! I got them when they were about 5 months old, and I have the feeling that they were never really handled before that. At first they wouldn't come near me at all, but now they follow me around the yard now just like the dog, especially when they think I have treats for them. 😉 Maybe in another six months, they'll be a little more agreeable to being loved on! So far, I have only been able to get close enough to the buff one to check her for mites and bugs.


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"Turn It Up!" is a feature-length celebration of the electric guitar. Hosted by Kevin Bacon, the film explores mankind's passion for the electric guitar, & its effect on artists, everyday players, pop culture, history, and even politics. Turn it Up! is the STORY of the electric guitar, from the invention in the 1930s to its golden years, right through the phenomenon of the Guitar Hero video-game and digital guitars of the future. But, it's also a series of guitar STORIES, where we'll meet all kinds of people from rock stars, to congressmen, CEOs, and teenage virtuosos, to try to understand their emotional connection to their guitars.
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Clients hire you because they have needs. To provide great service, you must accurately understand your client's needs. So how would you rate your skill in uncovering needs?
Evidence suggests that professional service providers aren't as good at this as we'd like to think. A recent study by RainToday.com found that the second most common problem that clients reported when buying professional services was that the seller did not understand their needs (30% of respondents). The most common problem (at 38%) is related: "The seller did not listen to me."
My experience with clients corroborates these findings. Not only does our lack of insight into client needs undermine our sales efforts, it compromises our ability to serve the client after the sale. Most service problems I have encountered are primarily caused by not adequately understanding the client's expectations. Many technical failures can also be traced to this same shortcoming.
Technical needs. Meeting technical needs is obviously the focus of your business. That's the strength of your firm, where your experience and expertise lies, and the realm in which your staff is most comfortable. When clients are looking for your help, they tend to define their needs in technical terms. But that tendency, in my opinion, is more a function of how they view A/E firms rather than how they view their real needs.
Clients generally see A/E firms as technical specialists. But more often than not it is the nontechnical aspects of a project that are most important to the client. You are able to deliver greater value when you uncover and address the next two levels of needs.
Strategic needs. These are needs that impact the overall success of the client organization. This includes political, financial, operational, and competitive concerns. Here's an important point to keep in mind: Your projects are almost always driven by strategic needs. They form the crucial "why" behind what your firm does. Failing to uncover strategic needs limits the value of the solutions you deliver.
Have you ever wondered why other professional service firms can command much higher fees than the typical A/E firm? I believe the most important difference is that most other professional firms--such as law, accounting, management consulting, and marketing firms--focus on meeting their clients' strategic needs. We focus on technical needs, often without making the connection to the strategic drivers that make our projects important.
Linking your technical solutions to meeting strategic needs can be a key differentiator. Many A/E firms talk about helping their clients succeed. But most don't seem to understand what that really entails. It requires providing a more comprehensive mix of business and technical insight than most engineers and architects tend to offer. Don't overlook your client's strategic needs.
Personal needs. Clients are people, not agencies, companies, or departments. The people involved in the buying decision--and the people you serve after the sale--bring their own personal wants and expectations to the transaction. Ignore them at your own risk. Yet firms often do.
Personal needs can cover the spectrum of the two levels discussed above, but they go further. Individual buyers hold personal perspectives on the strategic drivers behind a project. They may prioritize certain technical issues, especially if they have a technical background. But ultimately there's an element of self-interest involved. Every individual buyer, either consciously or subconsciously, is asking: What's in it for me?
If you've followed this blog, you know I stress delivering a great customer experience as integral to delivering a great project. Superior service (i.e., a great customer experience) is perceived at the personal level. Thus one of the most important aspects of uncovering client needs is discovering individual expectations with regard to the working relationship. Few of your competitors are looking at this during the sales process. You can step into that gap and create an advantage.
Meeting these three levels of client needs should be a point of emphasis at every stage of your interaction with the client--sales, proposal, interview, negotiation, project planning, project delivery. Of course, you must first uncover needs at each level, which involves asking the right questions in the right way. That will be the focus of the next couple of posts.


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At Lorella, we are a farm to table restaurant in the heart of the Rogue Valley in Southern Oregon. All of our authentic dishes feature local, organic and sustainable ingredients, including seafood and meats. Chef/owners, Tony Travanty and Petra Jung, use what is readily available from markets, farmers and specialty producers each week so our menu is driven by seasonality, thereby changing frequently.
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When we struggle with feelings of being unloved and unwanted in our relationships with our parents, it sets the standards for how we try and obtain love in our adult relationships. Here are some ways in which we try and obtain love in all the wrong ways….
Did you just find out that your partner was cheating on you in the worst possible way? Are you struggling with trying to figure out how to manage all of your mixed emotions and determining what your next step should be? Here are some tips that can help you with this difficult time.
Do you have a partner, who refuses to go to work, despite the countless arguments you have about money? Do you feel that your partner is being selfish, and not taking your needs into consideration? Do you still feel manipulated by your partner and continue to empathize with their needs more than your own which keeps the dysfunctional cycle of your relationship going? Here are some tips that you can follow when your partner, refuses to put the needs of the relationship first or get a job.


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On Patriot Act Renewal and USA Freedom Act
-Glenn Greenwald
Even in the security-über alles climate that followed 9/11, the Patriot Act was recognized as an extreme and radical expansion of government surveillance powers. That's why "sunset provisions" were attached to several of its key provisions: meaning they would expire automatically unless Congress renewed them every five years. But in 2005 and then again in 2010, the Bush and Obama administrations demanded their renewal, and Congress overwhelmingly complied with only token opposition from civil libertarians.
That has all changed in the post-Snowden era. The most controversial provisions of the Patriot Act are scheduled to "sunset" on June 1, and there is almost no chance for a straight-up, reform-free authorization. The Obama White House has endorsed the so-called "reform" bill called the USA Freedom Act, which passed the House by an overwhelming majority. Yet the bill fell three votes short in the Senate last week, rendering it very unclear what will happen as the deadline rapidly approaches.
Unlike many privacy and civil liberties groups, the ACLU has refrained from endorsing the USA Freedom Act and instead is advocating for allowing the Patriot Act provisions to sunset — i.e., to die a long overdue death rather than being "reformed." Meanwhile, almost all of the 86 "no" votes in the House were based on the argument that the USA Freedom Act either does not go far enough in limiting the NSA or that it actually makes things worse.
I spoke yesterday with the ACLU's Deputy Legal Director, Jameel Jaffer, about what is likely going to happen as the June 1 deadline approaches, whether the USA Freedom Act is a net positive for privacy supporters, and what all of this reform means for Edward Snowden's status. The discussion is roughly 20 minutes and can be heard on the player below; a transcript is also provided.
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The analogy between number fields and function fields suggests to consider the scheme S = SpecoK as an affine smooth curve. The motto of Arakelov geometry. The main goal of this book is to present the so-called birational Arakelov geometry, which can be viewed as an arithmetic analog of the. Arakelov theory. A combination of the Grothendieck algebraic geometry of schemes over with Hermitian complex geometry on their set of.
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After explaining classical results about the geometry of numbers, the author starts with Arakelov geometry for arithmetic curves, and continues with Arakelov geometry of arithmetic surfaces and higher-dimensional varieties. Online Price 1 Label: There is this nice text by Demailly which motivates the treatment of intersection theory on the infinite fibers and probably suits you with your background.
In mathematicsArakelov theory or Arakelov geometry is an approach to Diophantine geometrynamed for Suren Arakelov. Prerequisites for reading this book are the basic results of algebraic geometry and the language of schemes.
I want to learn Arakelov geometry atleast till the point I can "apply" computations of Bott-Chern forms and Analytic torsion to producing theorems of interest in Arakelov geometry. Vamsi 1, 14 Author s Product display: Translations of Mathematical Monographs.
Arakelov Geometry Share this page. Now, I think after reading the relevant parts in the above references, you could start reading papers about analytic torsion assuming you're already familiar with what this is.
Taking another look at that answer, it seems that my answer is written for people with srakelov more algebraic background.
With this in mind the analytic part of the above book should be ok to read. This extra Hermitian structure is applied as a substitute for the failure of the scheme Spec Z to be a complete variety.
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The exposition stands out of its high degree of clarity, completeness, rigor and topicality, which also makes the volume an excellent textbook on the subject for seasoned graduate students and young researchers in arithmetic algebraic geometry.
The book includes such fundamental results as arithmetic Hilbert—Samuel formula, arithmetic Nakai—Moishezon criterion, arithmetic Bogomolov inequality, the existence of small sections, the continuity of arithmetic volume function, the Lang—Bogomolov conjecture and so on. Join our email list. If not, I guess I would have to learn the scheme stuff In addition, the author presents, with full details, the proof of Faltings' Riemann—Roch theorem. The rich bibliography of seventy-eight references certainly serves as a useful guide to further reading with regard to the more recent research literature in the field.