Price increases are inevitable, with inflation and rising costs of utilities and rent for good salon spaces, but salon owners often have trouble figuring out how to deal with these increases. We've got some tips for you to help you raise prices the right way and retain customers.
There are a lot of salons that would post pricing increase notices to customers before the increases took effect. This often causes problems for stylists/therapists/technicians and results in customers going elsewhere.
Instead, you can change the price without notifying anyone and deal with issues as they come up. Often, clients won't notice or care about a small increase ($5-$10). If a customer does notice and complains, you can give them a one-time pass (i.e. pay the old price this time and the new price next time). Usually, all the client wants is a little sympathy from the stylist/therapist/technician and they feel better about the increase in price.
Instead of raising prices by double-digits every few years you can raise the price on your services by $5.00 every year. This works out to a 5% to 10% increase and is a small amount that most clients won't worry about. It's much easier to bump up the price by small percentages regularly than by 20% to 30% once; a large increase like that will chase clients away.
You can start offering extra complimentary services, like a glass of wine or 5 minutes of massage. This won't cost the salon much money but feels like added value to the customer, which makes the price increase seem worth it.
If you go about a price increase the right way you won't lose loyal clients, and you can even use it as an opportunity to roll out new programs to build (and reward!) client loyalty.
How have you handled pricing increases, and how has it worked for you? Do you have any tips of what to do and what to avoid for other salon owners? We'd love to discuss it in the comments below.
HOW TO STOP COMPARING YOURSELF AND WHAT TO DO INSTEAD!


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Farinelli 1937 Restaurant, Coconut Grove
Restaurant Coconut Grove, Italian food
https://www.farinelli1937.com/
3197 Commodore Plaza Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Sunday-Thursday: 12:00pm to 10:30pm
Friday-Saturday: 12:00pm to 11:30pm
Farinelli 1937 Restaurant Coconut Grove
Farinelli 1937 is an authentic Italian pizzeria that compliments the old world flavors and traditions of Strada in the Grove and increases the temperature to 800°F in our two custom-made copper-coated wood-burning ovens. We start by preparing our high quality dough with our very own recipe and travel all over Italy through our ingredients. The result is a combination of both classic Italian and regional pizzas with our own special touch.
Our story begins In 1937 when Maurizio Farinelli's grandmother, Alma Farinelli opened her first restaurant in a village near Bologna, Italy. From that date forward she has inspired every generation of Farinelli's to enter the culinary world by passing on both her knowledge of authentic Italian cuisine, and her passion of sharing it with the world. As an homage to Alma and the rest of his family, Maurizio Farinelli has taken a corner of Coconut Grove and recreated her vision. Today, Alma lives on through Farinelli 1937, where our entire concept beginning with our name, recipes, and even vintage decor are a direct inspiration from the building blocks she set back in 1937.
Located in Coconut Grove
Based in Miami, Fl, Commodore Hospitality Group is a restaurant group dedicated to bringing families and friends together for a unique dining experience.
We pride ourselves in offering high quality and health conscious foods including but not limited to organic, free-range, and antibiotic-free products.
As wine enthusiasts, we have selected boutique wines from the various regions of Italy, France, the Mediterranean and beyond in order to pair perfectly with our menus.
For reservations, please call:
When? Open to 30 minutes before closing.
Who? Parties of 6 or more.
---SPECIAL EVENTS---
To reserve a section for a special event with a family style set menu, please contact our event coordinator Elizabeth Giordano via email or phone.
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (305)962-3023
---CATERING---
For catering requests please email:
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The MSFT Surface is taking headlines all over as yet another software manufacturer steps into the hardware business, just...like...Apple.
Everybody is doing it - Google, MSFT...okay, not everybody.
As the usual technology pundits air-out their their sponsored 'opinions', am I the only one who is hearing desparate cries over at HP?
Like Obi-Wan said, "...it's as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror..."
It was was earlier this year, when Meg announced to the world, "HP will have a tablet by the end of the year..." - A New Hope by Christmas.
HP just can't seem to win for losing.
It isn't that HP will now compete with MSFT AND Apple for hardware in the enterprise space - it's the appearance that MSFT did HPQ dirty.
Everyone from Asus, Acer was taken by surprise.
Remember the days when "IBM-Lite" seemed to tell the rest of the world what to do? What to buy? Today, "HP" is seen in the same sentence with the likes of Asus and Acer.
It's true, I just did it.
"I felt a great disturbance in the Force… as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced."
In a 2010 WSJ interview, Sam Palmisano, CEO of International Business Machines (IBM) at the time, said the HP was no longer relevant competition, due to Mark Hurd's cost cutting efforts on R&D.
Considering the source, the criticism should be given considerable weight. HP will be a better performer if Whitman fixes the problem."
Meg promised more R&D. But R&D takes more than money, innovation takes time. We will see if HP can outrun the coming technology, BYOD, tablet, wave.
I think they can, but the ship is going to need a bit of load-lightening - 30,000 won't be enough.


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Q: Where (how) to store categories (sort of) tree in my database? So, I am modeling a database using MySQL Workbench. I have a table called Category (two fields, id and description) and a table called Event. I would like to have a column in Event that holds any number of ids from Categories (as CSV, and their order is important).
How do I represent this in MySQL Workbench (in a ER model, I mean)? Or I am doing this really wrong?
It'll look something like this:
| ID | Descripion
|  1 | Lorem...
|  2 | Ipsum...
|  3 | Dolor...
|  4 | Sit...
|  5 | Amet...

| ID | Name   | Categories
|  1 | John   | 2,1,5,4
|  2 | Reese  | 3,5,4
|  3 | Ben    | 1,5
|  4 | Linus  | 3,4,2
|  5 | Jack   | 5
|  6 | Lemon  | 4,5,2

(I've already read this: How to structure "categories" data in the database? but I am not sure I am in the same situation. My categories are more like a 'tree' than tags...)

A: For a many - many relationship you need an intermediate table which holds id's from both tables you're creating the relation between. On this table you can also set an ordering column which indicate how to sort your category.
| ID_Event | ID_Cat | Order
| 1        | 1      | 2000
| 1        | 2      | 1000
| 1        | 5      | 3000
| 1        | 4      | 4000

and so on.
You can choose to leave a nice gap in your ordering column by a 1000+ values so you can easily put in categories between existing ordered items.

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Biography & Memoir (11)
Pious Girls and Swearing Fathers
Patricia Craig, 1 June 1989
English Children and their Magazines 1751-1945
by Kirsten Drotner.
Yale, 272 pp., £16.95, January 1988, 0 300 04010 5Show More
Frank Richards: The Chap behind the Chums
by Mary Cadogan.
Viking, 258 pp., £14.95, October 1988, 0 670 81946 8Show More
A History of Children's Book Illustration
by Joyce Irene Whalley and Tessa Rose Chester.
Murray/Victoria and Albert Museum, 268 pp., £35, April 1988, 0 7195 4584 6Show More
Manchester Polytechnic Library of Children's Books 1840-1939: 'From Morality to Adventure'
by W.H. Shercliff.
Bracken Books/Studio Editions, 203 pp., £25, September 1988, 0 901276 18 9Show More
Children's Modern First Editions: Their Value to Collectors
by Joseph Connolly.
Macdonald, 336 pp., £17.95, October 1988, 0 356 15741 5Show More
"... the retarding effect of low-grade literature. On the credit side, we have the testimony of Joseph Connolly, book-dealer and author of Children's Modern First Editions, who graduated from the Beano to the Times. The Beano (first issued in 1938) is among the papers noted by Kirsten Drotner but not examined in detail, possibly because characters ..."
Wodehouse in America
D.A.N. Jones, 20 May 1982
P.G. Wodehouse: A Literary Biography
by Benny Green.
Joseph, 256 pp., £8.95, October 1981, 0 907516 04 1Show More
Wodehouse on Wodehouse: Bring on the girls (with Guy Bolton), Performing Flea, Over Seventy
Penguin, 655 pp., £2.95, September 1981, 0 14 005245 3Show More
P.G. Wodehouse: An Illustrated Biography
Eel Pie, 160 pp., £3.95, September 1981, 0 906008 44 1Show More
P.G. Wodehouse: A Centenary Celebration 1881-1981
edited by James Heineman and Donald Bensen.
Oxford, 197 pp., £40, February 1982, 0 19 520357 7Show More
The World of P.G. Wodehouse
by Herbert Warren Wind.
Hutchinson, 256 pp., £5.95, October 1981, 0 09 145670 3Show More
"... British and American. P.G. Wodehouse: An Illustrated Biography is a jolly picture-book compiled by Joseph Connolly, who runs the Flask Bookshop in Hampstead and claims to have 'an unrivalled collection of Wodehouse first editions'. He has a list of such editions at the back of his book, with the latest prices. This is what 'bibliophiles' call a ..."
E.S. Turner, 2 December 1982
The Penguin Stephen Leacock
by Robertson Davies.
Jerome K. Jerome: A Critical Biography
Orbis, 208 pp., £7.95, August 1982, 0 85613 349 3Show More
Three Men in a Boat
by Jerome K. Jerome, annotated and introduced by Christopher Matthew and Benny Green.
Joseph, 192 pp., £12.50, August 1982, 0 907516 08 4Show More
The Lost Stories of W.S. Gilbert
edited by Peter Haining.
Robson, 255 pp., £7.95, September 1982, 0 86051 200 2Show More
"... said to be inspired by Twain, which spurred his English admirers into tracing a Dickens influence. Joseph Connolly (author of an illustrated biography of P.G. Wodehouse) considers that the success of Three Men 'depends largely on the adroit alternation of exaggeration and understatement which – as V.S. Pritchett put it – "runs like a rheumatism ..."
No snarling
Fatema Ahmed: P.G. Wodehouse, 3 November 2005
Wodehouse
Haus, 192 pp., £9.99, September 2004, 1 904341 68 3Show More
Wodehouse: A Life
by Robert McCrum.
"... have fallen into two camps: outright fans and well-disposed (but essentially sane) observers. Joseph Connolly's biography is a harrowing example of the former; denied permission to quote from Wodehouse's work he compensates by adopting a jaunty tone. Unlike Wodehouse, however, but like many would-be imitators, he falls into the trap of sounding ..."
Speaking well
Christopher Ricks, 18 August 1983
Cyril Connolly: Journal and Memoir
by David Pryce-Jones.
Collins, 304 pp., £12.50, July 1983, 0 333 32827 2Show More
J.B. Yeats: Letters to His Son W.B. Yeats and Others, 1869-1922
edited with a memoir by Joseph Hone.
Secker, 296 pp., £7.95, May 1983, 0 436 59205 3Show More
"... Unlike the publication in 1975 of the touching acute letters of Cyril Connolly to Noel Blakiston, the publication of Connolly's Journal (1928-1937) does not serve him, except right. He found D.H. Lawrence insufficiently magnanimous ('Notice how carefully Lawrence refuses to recognise virtue in anyone but himself'), and his sponsor David Pryce-Jones now finds F ..."
At Kettle's Yard
Brian Dillon: 'Linderism', 7 May 2020
"... with a twisted take on ageing glam rock: one of the mocked-up female faces looks like Brian Connolly, the lead singer of the Sweet. Linder initially drew or painted over found images: on a page from a Damart catalogue, for instance, she gave thermal underwear models garish lingerie and scurrilous genitalia. Guided by Ades's book, she turned ..."
Frank Kermode, 14 May 1992
The Gonne-Yeats Letters, 1893-1938
edited by Anna MacBride White and A. Norman Jeffares.
Hutchinson, 544 pp., £25, April 1992, 0 09 174000 2Show More
"... mysticism of the sort professed by Padraig Pearse or by the passionate socialism of James Connolly, two of the 16 who, along with MacBride, were executed in 1916. Robert Wohl in his book The Generation of 1914 writes about the vogue of martial mysticism that took hold all over Europe at the time, and Ireland was not immune. Hindsight may regard it as ..."
Noël Annan places Evelyn Waugh among the deviants of mid-century England
Noël Annan, 20 June 1985
"... Jewish-Christians who rejected the Pauline Epistles and thought that Jesus was the human son of Joseph and Mary until his baptism, when the Holy Spirit lighted on him. The passage reads: 'So the ascetic Ebionites used to turn towards Jerusalem when they prayed. Paul made a note of it. Quite right to suppress them.' He had even less use for ..."
A Lot to Be Said
Stefan Collini: Literary Criticism, 2 November 2017
Literary Criticism: A Concise Political History
by Joseph North.
Harvard, 272 pp., £31.95, May 2017, 978 0 674 96773 1Show More
"... recent academic literary studies for examples of what he calls 'a genuinely critical impulse', Joseph North picks out D.A. Miller's subtle analysis of Jane Austen's prose. 'The critical voice speaking here is quite remarkable for the finesse with which it mimics the rhetorical effect it is describing,' North writes, referring to a passage in which ..."
After I am hanged my portrait will be interesting
Colm Tóibín, 31 March 2016
"... conference was arranged between leading members of the Volunteers and the IRB and James Connolly, who controlled the Irish Citizen Army, a small militant left-wing group. Connolly, a Marxist, saw the war as an opportunity for the Irish working class to liberate itself from Britain. Both Clarke and Pearse attended ..."
Architectures of Containment
Clair Wills: Ireland's Lost Children, 20 May 2021
Final Report of the Commission of Investigation into the Mother and Baby Homes
Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Government of Ireland, 2865 pp., October 2020Show More
"... twelve adult women who were resident at Bessborough Mother and Baby Home in Cork were buried in St Joseph's Cemetery, Cork, between 1927 and 1985:The women buried here remained in Bessborough for extended periods working as domestic servants; their deaths were not childbirth related. One woman entered Bessborough in 1922, aged 20 years, and remained there ..."
Strutting
Linda Colley, 21 September 1995
All the Sweets of Being: The Life of James Boswell
by Roger Hutchinson.
Mainstream, 238 pp., £17.50, May 1995, 1 85158 702 0Show More
James Boswell's 'Life of Johnson'
edited by Marshall Waingrow.
Edinburgh, 518 pp., £75, March 1995, 0 7486 0471 5Show More
Johnson and Boswell: The Transit of Caledonia
by Pat Rogers.
Oxford, 245 pp., £30, April 1995, 0 19 818259 7Show More
"... also places the journey in the context of the great Pacific explorations of Captain Cook and Sir Joseph Banks, and not just because they were personally known to Boswell and Johnson on the London celebrity circuit. Just as Cook and his crew scoured the Pacific islands with scientific and anthropological as well as colonial intent so, Rogers argues, Johnson ..."
No more alimony, tra la la
Miranda Carter: Somerset Maugham, 17 December 2009
The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham
by Selina Hastings.
John Murray, 614 pp., £25, September 2009, 978 0 7195 6554 0Show More
"... said that the intelligentsia 'turned a cold shoulder on me', though he had admirers in Cyril Connolly and Desmond MacCarthy. He thought the reason he wasn't admired was that his prose was too plain – no lyrical flights, no metaphors. In Cakes and Ale he has a pop not just at Hugh Walpole, but at the whole edifice of literary London: men of ..."
Brooke's Benefit
Anthony Powell, 16 April 1981
"... also by the box containing the literary remains of a great-grandfather, crony of Thomas Hood's, Joseph Hewlett, a tipsy vicar with 18 children, who kept body and soul together on a minute stipend by writing facetious novels under the name of Peter Priggins. The Brookes' wine shop – always known as the Office – was at Folkestone. They themselves lived ..."
Benson's Pleasure
Noël Annan, 4 March 1982
Edwardian Excursions: From the Diaries of A.C. Benson 1898-1904
edited by A.C. Benson and David Newsome.
Murray, 200 pp., £12.50, April 1981, 9780719537691Show More
edited by John Gere and John Sparrow.
Oxford, 144 pp., £7.95, October 1981, 0 19 215870 8Show More
"... had always been a few who took an interest in their pupils. In the first years of the century, Joseph Jowett of Trinity Hall (who arranged the setting from Handel which became famous as the chime of Big Ben) was noted 'for the perennial freshness of his interest in young men' – though he, like Simeon, was drawn to them by his evangelical faith in ..."


Partial purification, characterization and mode of action of bacteriocins produced by three strains of Pediococcus sp.
The main objective of the study is to assess a comparative antibacterial potential of three new bacteriocins produced by Pediococcus sp. through partial characterization and mode of action against some food spoilage bacteria. The bacteriocins from three different Pediococcus sp. viz. Pediococcus sp. LAB 33 (HQ185406), Pediococcus sp. LAB 41 (HQ185407), and Pediococcus sp. LAB 51 (HQ184064) were partially purified by adsorption–desorption method and tested for autoclave heat, pH, detergent and enzymes stability. A comparative analysis by Tricin-SDS PAGE with MALDI-TOF MS was done to estimate their molecular weight. The mode of action studies were done by cell viability and lactate dehydrogenase assay against two food associated pathogens, viz. Listeria monocytogenes and Pseudomonas aeruginosa using standard protocols. The bacteriocins produced by the strains were resistant to autoclave heat, detergent, wide range of pH and were active against different food borne pathogens at a minimum dose of ~ 100 AU/ml. The mode of action studies showed bactericidal action with lysis of the targeted cells. Therefore, the selective low dose efficacy, heat and detergent stability of the bacteriocins produced by the three strains could be considered as potent bacteriocins for use as food preservatives.


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Q: Can not log in - Login failed for user 'username' I am migrating my ASP.NET Framework application to ASP.NET Core
I'm having issues connecting to my production database.
My local SQLite database works fine.
The issue comes when I try to connect to my remote SQLExpress database.
The error message is

login failed for user 'username'

The first most obvious thing is, a faulty username or password, but I'm copying the connection string from my web.config file and pasting it into the appsettings.json file!
When I try to connect to the database with the .NET Framework version, it connects fine.
If I connect via SSMS and use SQL Server Auth, I can log in with the same copied and pasted credentials.
I believe the relevant parts of the code are
public void Configure(DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder)
{
    optionsBuilder.UseLazyLoadingProxies();
    var configuration = new ConfigurationBuilder().AddJsonFile("appsettings.json", true, true).Build();
    var connectionString = configuration.GetConnectionString(GetConnectionString());

    if (IsTestDatabase())
    {
        optionsBuilder.UseSqlite(connectionString);
    }
    else
    {
        optionsBuilder.UseSqlServer(connectionString); //I ASSUME THIS WORKS WITH SQL EXPRESS
    }
}

and the relevant part of my appsettings.json file is
"ConnectionStrings": {
    "TestingDatabase": "Data Source=c:\\MyWebsite\\datastorage.db;",
    "LiveDatabase": "Data Source=111.111.111.111\\sqlexpress;initial catalog=DatabaseName;persist security info=True;user id=username;password=password;multipleactiveresultsets=True;"
},

I am able to create an instance of my database context, but not query any data.
var dc = new DalCf.Entities();
var account = dc.Accounts.AsNoTracking().Single(); //this is the line that throws an exception

Does it look like I've done anything wrong from what I've shared?

A: Since you can connect successfully in SSMS and the connection strings are valid there is something wrong with the mechanism that is used to get the connection string:
configuration.GetConnectionString(GetConnectionString())
Your GetConnectionString() method used on the above line doesn't seem to be returning the correct connection string.
Review what the GetConnectionString() returns (it could be an issue with certain characters such as if your password uses non-alphanumeric characters for example)


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Visit of President of the Ehime Bank, Ltd., Mr. Kojiro Nakayama
Mr. Kojiro Nakayama, President of the Ehime Bank, Ltd., delegation members from the Ehime Bank, Ltd., and heads of private enterprises in Ehime Prefecture (Japan) called on Mr. Hidetoshi Nishimura, Executive Director of ERIA, on 29 July 2011.
This was the second time for them to visit ERIA. Mr. Nakayama opened the meeting and Mr. Nishimura explained the recent developments of ERIA and ASEAN,
Mr. Kenichi Kuroda, Advisor, PT TORAY Industries Indonesia and Mr. Katsutoshi Ina, President Director, PT SIKO TECHNO, delivered their remarks as representatives of Japanese companies in Indonesia.


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Gospel Train steht für:
 The Gospel Train (Get on Board), traditionelles afro-amerikanisches Spiritual, Erstveröffentlichung 1872

Daran angelehnt:
 Gospel Train, Musikstück von Tom Waits aus dem Stück The Black Rider (1990)
 Gospel Train, Musikalbum von Rosetta Tharpe (1956)

Diverse Laienchöre tragen ebenfalls diesen Namen, u. a. Jugendchöre am Gymnasium Gars und an der Goethe-Schule Harburg.

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Surprise Announcement! National Zoo's Panda Cub Is Named Bei Bei
By Carissa DiMargo	• Published at 11:44 am on September 25, 2015
Smithsonian's National Zoo
Surprise! The National Zoo's panda cub has a name!
The month-old cub's name — Bei Bei — was unexpectedly revealed Friday at an event at the zoo. First Lady Michelle Obama revealed the cub's name herself.
The name means "precious, treasure," according to the National Zoo.
The day's top national and international news.
The zoo had said it would make an announcement about its pandas Friday, but baby pandas are traditionally named at 100 days of age. This cub is significantly younger, so the revelation came as a surprise.
China's First Lady Madame Peng Liyuan was also at the National Zoo for the announcement. Peng said she and Michelle Obama had chosen the name together.
"I expect and am confident that the giant pandas will continue to serve as an important link between our peoples," she said through a translator.
Bei Bei and his twin brother were born to the zoo's female giant panda, Mei Xiang, Aug. 22. The smaller of the twins died four days later, but Bei Bei has grown and thrived. At four and a half weeks old, he weighed nearly three pounds -- more than either of his older siblings at that age.
Mei Xiang and the zoo's male giant panda, Tian Tian, have two older surviving cubs: 2-year-old Bao Bao, who also lives at the zoo, and 10-year-old Tian Tian, who now lives at a breeding center in China.
Bao Bao's name was one of several choices voted on by the general public. Her name -- which, just like her little brother's means "precious" or treasure" -- was revealed when she turned 100 days old, during a ceremony at the zoo held Dec. 1, 2013.
Tai Shan's name was also revealed when he was 100 days old. Tai Shan's name means "peaceful mountain."


I know quite a few of us here have UPs or UP minis. So I thought I would start a list of what suppliers and types of plastics actually work reasonably well on the printer.
I will try to keep this list on the front page updated as best I can. These are tests which summarise the supplier, plastic, whether or not I am using the 12Ohm switch mod, how easily the raft pulls off and if it smooths.
Normal = same as legit white.
Impossible = sticks can't be removed.
I have a draw full of plastic to test, so I wlll add to this. If anyone else has experiences with their up minis feel free to share.
Bilby CNC - Clear Nylon - No Temp Mod - Doesn't print, just gasses and ozes a bit. Only time it works correctly is during continuous high feed extrusion. Needs the Temp Mod to print as the extruder is way too hot.
Bilby CNC - White ABS - No Temp Mod - Prints fine, relatively smooth (not as nice as the UP filament), Rafting is Very Hard to remove, generally results in breaking something on the print out. Not sure if Temp Mod will fix the raft issues.
One good thing about the Bilby black (without the temp mod) is that it seems to really make a tough mix(cause its hotter i guess) even with the chunkiest honeycomb inner setting....so that is one bonus...also i think the temperature of the bed also makes removal of the base harder...so i have been printing a 4mm tall cylinder poking out the bottom of my drawings so the raft is higher off the bed...seems to work well even though the base will look pretty crappy....but who cares if its the bottom of an ant.
Can someone elaborate on the 12 ohm switch mod?
Starting to do up a few videos on various 3D printing and maker topics, thought I'd post the first one in here as a lot of you guys now have the UP mini's and these are tricks I specifically came up with for making the mini's print better.
Please excuse the terrible editing and filming still learning how to use a dslr for filming + how to edit / talk to the camera.
Looking good mate! I never thought of using seal picks, will be trying that one out this week, are you going to do a session on acetone vapour baths later?
Excellent vid, especially for a first go. Are you going to start a site or a Youtube channel with the videos?
Cheers yeah dude the picks are so handy. I'll probably be doing an acetone smoothing vid but damn if I'm being held responsible for some idiot going to hospital... going to need to draft a proper disclaimer for that one.
Shame about the Youtube name, how about Instructables? its a better class of viewers there anyway .
Let me know if you want some simple tricks to make filming easier / better - I learned some useful stuff at tech and years at channel 9.
Nice vid Angus….love the ABS goo stuff…..do you only use that on a sealed surface(like the glass you had in the vid) or do you use it on the up base sheet ( thing full of holes)?
We never seem to have problems with it to sticking to the base plate…but i like how you put the clip on the back as well to help stop warping.
You could try throwing in some groovy transitions on your edits. it's usually the rule if you can't do an angle change, or cut away then go the transition.


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Once overrated, Jennifer Lopez is now underrated
Once overrated, Jennifer Lopez is now underrated.
In March 2011, The New York Times profiled Jennifer Lopez, detailing her glamorous life in the promotional run-up to her seventh album, "Love?," then marketed as her comeback album after a four-year break from music.
Its headline touted her as "Jennifer Lopez, the People's Pop Star," an allusion to her then-new judging gig on "American Idol" and her reinvented public image as the fortysomething mother of twins and wife to Marc Anthony (whom she has since divorced).
Last week, Lopez released "A.K.A.," her first studio album since, and if that Times headline was ever accurate, it certainly doesn't seem so now.
Billboard reports that the new album might sell 30,000 copies in its first week – not quite half what Mariah Carey's latest sold in its opening week and Lopez's lowest-ever first-week sales number for a studio album.
The critical response hasn't been kind either. The Daily Beast calls "A.K.A." "at best, a hodgepodge of rip-offs of other musicians' styles and, at worst, just horribly bland." Grantland's Molly Lambert, chronicling J.Lo's bumpy transition into "MILF pop," puts it bluntly: "This has not been the best month to be Jennifer Lopez."
Most consistent female pop star
And yet, none of that matters. Because for the last 15 years, dating back to her multiplatinum 1999 debut, "On the 6," Jennifer Lopez has quietly remained one of her generation's most consistent female pop stars. She also remains one of the most important Latina pop stars.
Her albums have always had more filler than they should. But that's part of the point – they've always had such tracks. As tends to happen, she was probably over-praised at the peak of her popularity. But now that her records' sales have begun to wane, her musical career is becoming distinctly underrated.
She began that career in strong, albeit imitative fashion, mimicking Mariah Carey's late-'90s style, recording songs like "Feelin' So Good" that featured local rappers (Big Pun, Fat Joe) to flaunt her Bronx roots. Those early albums also demonstrated Lopez's ear for club-ready production, and 1999's excellent "Waiting for Tonight" (her best song) and "Let's Get Loud" made her arguably the leading artist in the dance-pop movement at the time.
Current but falling sales
She's continued to make perfectly crafted danceable pop, most recently with 2011's "On the Floor" (which set a record as the most viewed video by a female singer). And she also nailed the hip-hop/pop ballad, with the LL Cool J-featuring "All I Have."
Her last three albums, in contrast to her first four, have all failed to go gold (500,000 copies sold) in the US. But musically, Lopez has stayed current, collaborating with in-demand producers (Max Martin, Detail) and songwriters (Ryan Tedder, The-Dream), and featuring of-the-moment stars like Pitbull and Iggy Azalea on her tracks.
Really, none of J.Lo's albums post-2002's "This Is Me... Then" – her last real hit – deserve the amount of criticism they have received. Yes, they're occasionally awkward in their attempts at reinvention. Unpack those albums, though, and you'll find they each contain at least one overlooked gem – be it a self-reflective ballad about her divorce or a slow-burning scorcher with Azalea – that demonstrates her resiliency as a pop star.
- Washington Post


Coming up we have a lightweight Tycoon World Grappling Championship rules bout between Anthony Pettis (ranked 1733 p4p, 79 weight class) and Rafael Mendes (ranked 4915 p4p, 239 weight class). Anthony Pettis has the edge in experience - let's see if he can make that count tonight.
This TWGC bout is 1 fifteen minute round in the lightweight division. Introducing today's competitors. In the red corner, competing out of Rio de Janeiro, with a TWGC record of 5 wins and 2 losses; Anthony Pettis! And in the blue corner, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, with a TWGC record of 6 wins and 1 losses; Rafael Mendes!
The judges for this bout are Paulo Santos, Leandro Rodrigues and Thiago Cunha.
Pettis drives through and clinches with Mendes against the cage.
Pettis has picked Mendes up - he's going for a ride! Pettis dumps his opponent to the mat with a thud and settles into half guard.
Pettis content to sit in half guard and control for a moment.
Mendes is looking to sinch up a guillotine here but Pettis pulls his head out easily.
Pettis wants to pass to mount but Mendes is defending the position.
Mendes has a hand on Pettis's thigh, trying to get back to full guard. Pettis takes advantage of the position though and mounts him!
Pettis wants to take Mendes's back but he can't do it this time.
Mendes is doing well to control the position and prevent Pettis from advancing to side control.
Pettis is figuring out what he wants to do next.
Pettis is thwarting Mendes's attempts to control the position.
Pettis seems content to maintain position for now, rather than mounting any offense.
Pettis is pressing down on Mendes's thigh, looking to free his foot. Mendes is holding on for now.
Mendes keeping control of the leg, stopping his opponent passing to mount.
Mendes wants to control but Pettis is keeping busy and won't allow it.
Mendes is looking to improve his position.
Mendes moves his hips nicely and gets into full guard.
Pettis controls the pace of the fight for a moment.
Mendes controls Pettis momentarily but Pettis frees himself.
Mendes is in a good position here but he's just trying to control... And he's not even managing to do that successfully.
Mendes keeping full guard, as Pettis tries to pass.
Pettis is taking a break and basically stalling. The referee will not allow him to do that for long.
Mendes managing to control the position.
Pettis trying to control but Mendes is working from the bottom.
Pettis passes into half guard.
Neither fighter is being very active at the moment, with Pettis in particular looking to stall.
Pettis wants to free his trapped foot but Mendes is holding on for dear life with his legs.
Mendes has no desire to be mounted, so is trying to control. Pettis is working away from the top position though.
Pettis is looking to pass the guard... He's managed it - he's now in full mount!
Pettis is riding his opponent, not letting Mendes buck him off.
Pettis is not going to allow Mendes to sit and survive in this position.
Mendes staying busy and making it hard for Pettis to control.
You can see the frustration on Mendes's face… He knows he is in trouble unless he improves his position sooner rather than later.
Mendes is being controlled on the ground here - he must escape this position otherwise surely the end is near.
Pettis keeps control of the position as Mendes tries to break free.
Mendes is displaying good submission defense - not really looking in danger of submitting to the rear naked choke at the moment. That could change in an instant of course if Pettis gets his way!
Pettis really has the hooks in deep now - there seems like no escape for Mendes.
Mendes trying to control the position but Pettis manages to sink in the hooks.
Pettis takes the fight on points by 11 to 0.


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Q: In dekker's algorithm, can i remove the last instruction flag[ i ] = false? Considering two processes, 0 and 1, and the program for the process 0:

do
{

flag[0]= true;

while(flag[1]==true)
{
  if(turn!=0)
   {

    flag[0] = false;

    while(turn!=0);

    flag[0] = true;

   }

}

 // CS

turn = 1;

flag[0] = false;
}while(true);

What is the purpose of the last line flag[0] = false? Why can't it be removed? It will go back to the first line flag[0] = true and nothing happened because of it.

A: The while(true) loop is not part of Dekker's algorithm.
The flag[0]=false allows process 1 to enter the criticial section while process 0 is off doing unrelated things.  If process 0 is continuously re-entering he critical section in an infinite loop, then it's not necessary, since process 0 will never be off doing unrelated things.
That's not a common scenario, though.


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Supreme Court Analysis: What's at Stake in NIFLA v. Becerra?
Lisa Soronen
In 2015, the Supreme Court ruled in Reed v. Town of Gilbert, Arizona, that strict scrutiny applies to content-based regulations of speech. At issue was a comprehensive signage ordinance passed by the town, which included restrictions and exemptions for twenty-three different types of sign. It was struck down.
Now, a second case is testing the full limits of that decision — and it could have major ramifications for local and state governments across America.
One of the questions in NIFLA v. Becerra is whether the court means for Reed to apply to (nearly) every law regulating content-based speech. The State and Local Legal Center (SLLC) filed an amicus brief arguing that Reed should not be read that broadly.
California law requires that licensed pregnancy-related clinics disseminate a notice stating that publically-funded family planning services, including contraception and abortion are available. It also requires unlicensed pregnancy-related clinics to disseminate a notice they are unlicensed.
The National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) operates 111 pregnancy centers in California. None offer abortions or abortion referrals; only 73 are licensed.In NIFLA v. Becerra NIFLA claims that both requirements violate the First Amendment Free Speech Clause. The Ninth Circuit disagreed.
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In its brief NIFLA argues that following Reed strict scrutiny applies to nearly any content-based regulation of speech, including the laws at issue in this case. Per strict scrutiny, a regulation of speech must serve a compelling government interest and be narrowly tailored. It is difficult for government regulation of speech to pass strict scrutiny.
The SLLC amicus brief doesn't take a position on whether the disclosure laws at issue in this case violate the First Amendment. Instead, it points out that for decades the Supreme Court has not applied strict scrutiny to laws regulating commercial speech and sexually oriented businesses even though such laws regulate speech based on their content. For example, the Supreme Court has upheld a zoning ordinance prohibiting adult movie theatres (versus other movie theatres) near residential areas, churches, parks, and schools. The Court didn't apply strict scrutiny in that case.
The brief argues that Reed "did not mention, let alone overrule, any of this Court's precedents that applied [lower] scrutiny to laws that differentiated by certain subjects or topics. This Court should not construe Reed as having silently done so, nor explicitly do so here."
Finally, the brief points out that local governments require numerous notice and disclosure requirements (e.g., restaurants must post signs explaining how to provide first aid to choking patrons) which under NILFA's interpretation of Reed would be subject to strict scrutiny. Such (often innocuous) ordinance might no longer be constitutional.
John Baker, Katherine Swenson, Karl Procaccini, Holley Horrell, and Virginia McCalmont, Greene Espel, wrote the SLLC amicus brief which the following organizations joined: the National League of Cities, the United States Conference of Mayors, the International City/County Management Association, and the International Municipal Lawyers Association.
About the author: Lisa Soronen is the executive director of the State and Local Legal Center (SLLC), which files Supreme Court amicus curiae briefs on behalf of the Big Seven national organizations, including the National League of Cities, representing state and local governments. She is a regular contributor to CitiesSpeak.


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Dánjal Pauli Michelsen (født 13. januar 1855 i Miðvágur, død 22. april 1934) var en færøsk bonde og politiker (SF). Han var kommunalbestyrelsesmedlem i Miðvágs kommuna i mange år, det meste af tiden som borgmester. Michelsen var indvalgt i Lagtinget fra Vágar 1900–1914, og var i  1906 med til at danne Færøernes første parti, Sjálvstýrisflokkurin.

Han var søn af Henrikka Jensdóttir fra Sandavágur og Mikkjal Dánjalsson fra Velbastaður, og far til Mikkjal á Ryggi.

Referencer
 Løgtingið 150 – Hátíðarrit, bind 2 (2002), s. 317. (PDF )

Landmænd fra Færøerne
Politikere fra Sjálvstýrisflokkurin
Borgmestre fra Færøerne
Lagtingsmedlemmer fra Færøerne
Personer fra Vågø


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Zack Anstett Coaches Advocacy Team at Campbell Law School
Raleigh, N.C. – Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP is pleased to announce that Zack Anstett served as a coach for the Client Counseling Team at Campbell Law in downtown Raleigh. In this role, he coached second-and third-year law students as they prepared to meet with individuals that needed on-the-spot legal advice and counseling. On February 6, 2022, these students participated in the Regional American Bar Association (ABA) Client Counseling Competition. The competition measured the student's ability to deal with a client's non-legal alternatives as well as their legal concerns.
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