Great news! After months of striving to grow your Twitter followers and boost your Facebook likes, your company has finally decided to take the plunge and hire a social media marketing agency. Now comes the not-so-great news – they've put you in charge of choosing the agency. A quick look on the web reveals a plethora of social media marketing agencies, all claiming they have the necessary skills to get the results you need. How can you sort through the available social media marketing agencies and choose the right one to help your company? We've put together a short list of 5 essential qualities that are the hallmark of a skilled, experienced social media marketing agency – when you find an agency that has all of these qualities, you'll know you're on the right track.
Does the agency have an established presence on several social media platforms? It's easy for a company's website to claim they are skilled in social marketing strategies, but are they all talk or do they "walk the walk"? A professional social media marketing agency should have an active presence on the most popular social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn. Remember to check how long the agency has had their accounts – an agency that is truly experienced in social media will have a history of an active presence on its social media accounts for several years.
Has the agency supplied you with the names of some past or present clients for whom they have successfully managed social media marketing strategies? While certain details of their work may be confidential, the right social marketing agency will be willing to outline some of the social strategies they have formulated for companies, along with the results they were able to achieve. They should provide you with the contact information for their liaison at each company; make the effort to follow up personally with each reference so you can gain insights into what the actual experience of working with the agency will be like.
Is the content free of spelling errors?
Are there glaring punctuation or syntax errors?
Is the content written in a friendly, accessible manner?
Does the author provide sources to support the assertions made in the content?
Is the agency willing to provide you with analytics and reports that support their claims of marketing success? Look for an agency that uses industry standard, third-party analytics and monitoring programs such as Google Analytics to measure the success of their social strategies in addition to their own reporting metrics.
In recent years, there has been a surge of social media marketing agencies that have no actual physical location, just an online presence. All communication and collaboration occurs in cyberspace, and you never get to actually meet with the marketers that you hire. All too often, these agencies rely on freelancers to perform their marketing duties rather than on full-time employees who will remain with the company. At any time, the writer whose work caused you to hire the social marketing agency could stop creating content for them, leaving you under contract to a social marketing agency with writers that have sub-par writing skills. Look for an agency in your local vicinity so you can actually meet the writers who will be responsible for producing the content for your social strategies.
If you're ready to hire someone to help with your social media marketing strategies, consider Blue Interactive Agency. We're a leading Fort Lauderdale social marketing agency with years of social media marketing experience and a full roster of satisfied clients. Our marketing team can provide you with a full range of social media marketing support services, including video production, content creation services, monthly social marketing maintenance packages, and more. Stop by our office for a free consultation on how our social marketing team can help ensure your company's success.
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After an interesting briefing this morning we had a false start and returned to dock as Ambrose wasn't quick enough to leap on board. It was a relatively calm sail up the Curtis channel as we did all the introductions of crew and guests, and started to learn a little about each other and why we were here and what we hoped to achieve from the experience. The first raising of the sails went without a hitch in the calm weather so that was a great moral boost to all of us novice sailors and even Captain Jack would be proud of us as we learnt what it actually is to belay!
It was great fun sitting on the bowsprit until the model mermaid sitting there so relaxed wet my butt! So much fun very relaxing with the sun on your face, then our first tack which once again went off smoothly, dam we are getting good at this.
Some knot tying demos in the arvo and a few people feeling queezy so into Bustard Point it was for a climb up to the lighthouse and a face to face with a mob of local kangaroos.
By the time we were due back on board we had wind against tide and a very challenging climb back aboard and the skipper then upped anchor and moved us up into Pancake Creek for the night to sleep on flat water much to the delight of those that were feeling queezy.
Upon rounding the corner, we were greeted by a huge full moon rising over the hill and promptly sat down to a piping hot meal of chicken legs and fresh as vegies followed by apple pie and custard, so far we have been spoilt in the food department, waiting for Ambrose to play his saxophone looking forward to it sailing away into the night.
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Why Society Needs To Build Cohesion–And The Awkwardness Of Writing A Book On Trust
Published October 12, 2014 by Ulrich Boser
When I told people I was working on a book about our faith in others, they sometimes seemed to think I was an aspiring self-help guru. Strangers would confess to me about the times that they lost-or gained-the faith of others. One woman explained to me over drinks how she met her first husband. As I remember the story, she met the man on an airplane, and after the flight, he drove her to her home. (They later divorced.) At a birthday party, a man told me about the time that he got scammed in New York City and lost a large sum of money. Another man revealed to me that his wife had had an affair. A "personal betrayal," he called it.
I often didn't know how to respond to these stories. Sure, I was writing a book on trust. But I didn't know much about the often emotional, deeply personal nature of our faith in others, and I certainly wasn't interested in becoming the Deepak Chopra or Tony Robbins of trust. I was more focused on what sociologists call social trust, or the degree to which we place our faith in people that we don't know. But all this spontaneous sharing made me think more deeply about the nature of our faith in others.
I'm not the first person to get tripped up in the various notions of trust, and there's a long-standing debate over how exactly to define the term. [[or somehow specify this issue. Good point. See tweak.]] But what's clear is that other writers on our faith in others have also tried to distance themselves from the self-help crowd. In his excellent book Liars and Outliers, for instance, security expert Bruce Schneier makes clear that he has little interest in more "intimate" forms of trust. "I'm not really concerned about how specific people come to trust other specific people," he writes. For Schneier, what matters is what's known as "impersonal trust." Or as Schneier argues, he is in a way "reducing trust to consistency or predictability."
Schneier's argument makes sense because when we trust someone, there's always some potential for betrayal. There's always some possibility of duplicity, and that means that our faith in others requires strong logic and plain reason. No one, as Schneier and others have pointed out, should mindlessly place their faith in others.
But over time, I realized that I should not be so skeptical of the more personal aspects of our faith in others. After talking with various researchers¾and reading all sorts of books and articles-I came to learn that even some of the most seemingly unemotional forms of trust can be deeply emotional. In other words, policymakers who want to improve our faith in others should take a page from the self-help crowd and do more to build a sense of social intimacy and promote what neuroeconomist Paul Zak once called the "empathic human connection."
This is clear in the research on trust. As legal scholar Yochai Benkler has argued, a personal bond-or what he calls "humanization"-can foster a sense of cooperation. When we feel a social connection with people, we're more likely to work with them. Consider a study by economists Gary Charness and Uri Gneezy. In one behavioral economics experiment-known as the dictator game-the economists showed that people were more generous toward a stranger if they knew his or her last name.
I've seen this in my own life, too. Soon after I began my book, I followed the advice of Robert Putnam who argued for greater civic involvement in his seminal book Bowling Alone, and I joined a pick-up basketball league. Later, I began volunteering in a homeless shelter. Both activities helped me develop a greater sense of community, a better understanding of other people. The experiences didn't make me trust everyone, of course. But it did give me a richer sense of perspective.
But my favorite example of the emotional aspect of seemingly unemotional types of trust is one that I write about in my book. We often believe that trust in government is all about accountability and good governance, about honesty and performance, and when people discuss low trust in Washington, they'll mention Congressional shutdowns or the shaky roll-out of the Obamacare website. But it's not quite so simple. Our emotions, our sense of patriotism, can also play a crucial role, according to researchers. The events of 9/11 led to a twofold increase in the percent of people who had faith in Washington to do the right thing.
The broader implications of this idea are significant. To solve pressing social and political problems, we need to do more than just address the problem itself. We also have to address the emotional side of our divisions, to do more to bring us together as a society, and even experts on impersonal trust like Schneier raise this point. In his work, for instance, Schneier recommends greater levels of "empathy and community." Or as Schneier notes, "even though our informal social pressures fade into the background, they're still responsible for most of the cooperation in society."
Efforts at improving social cohesion don't have to cost a lot of money. They don't have to be complicated. In my book, I give the example of former St. Petersburg, Florida, Mayor Rick Baker who fostered civic connections by constructing dog parks. There's also the former mayor of Bogota, Colombia, Antanas Mockus, who Zak discusses in his work (and I touch upon in mine), and Mockus improved the city's sense of civic unity, according to Zak, by establishing initiatives like a "Night for Women," a sort of city-wide festival for "wives and mothers." Or take Portland Mayor Bud Clark, who I also write about. Clark had a "weekly brown-bag lunch date" in the 1980s. There were no restrictions on who could attend the weekly luncheons, according to news accounts. Residents just had to ring up Clark's office.
In the end, I still don't have marriage advice. I still don't have dating tips. But I have learned that trust is often deeply emotional, something highly personal. As academics David Lewis and Andrew Weigert once argued, trust is a "mix of feeling and rational thinking," and it's that feeling-that raw, emotional sense of social togetherness–that as a society, we need to try and regain.
This article first appeared on Slate.


FileFly from Caringo is an application designed to help companies save money on their primary storage by dynamically moving stale data from primary storage to object storage, while providing the illusion that the data still exists in its original location. Although there are plenty of solutions for decreasing primary storage consumption, FileFly's approach is rather unique. As such, I decided to take a look at FileFly 2.0.
One of the things that makes FileFly 2.0 so unique is its simplicity. The program has two main components: an administrative console and an agent that will need to be installed on any machine that will be participating in data migrations, typically the main Windows file server. Through the administrative console, administrators can set policies that determine which data is migrated and when.
Before I get too deep into a discussion of FileFly, I want to give you a sense of what FileFly does. In a Windows environment, right clicking on a file and selecting the Properties command from the shortcut menu causes the operating system to display a dialog box similar to the one shown in the figure below. As you look at the dialog box, however, notice the Size and the Size on Disk attributes. The Size attribute lists the file as being 2.95 MB in size, while the Size on Disk attribute is showing a value of zero. In other words, this file is not consuming any space on the system's primary storage.
This nearly 3 MB PDF file is not consuming any space on the system's primary storage.
It is worth pointing out that the Size and the Size on Disk attributes are native operating system components, and are not part of FileFly. As such, there is no smoke and mirrors going on here. The OS is merely displaying the result of what FileFly has done in the background. Keep in mind however, that in spite of FileFly offloading the file from the machine's primary storage, FileFly maintains an illusion that the file still exists in its original location. After all, a dialog box like the one shown in the previous figure is displayed by right clicking on a file, and selecting the Properties command from the shortcut menu. If FileFly did not maintain the illusion of the file continuing to exist in its original location, then there would be no file to right click on, and you wouldn't be able to display the file's properties as I have done in the previous figure.
As I noted earlier, there are any number of techniques that reduce a file's footprint on primary storage. For example, some data deduplication engines produce results that are similar to what is shown in the figure above. However, FileFly's approach is more unique.
Rather than simply dehydrating or deduplicating data, FileFly moves cold data to object storage. Object storage is a storage classification that is typically used by large cloud providers, because of its ability to scale to a massive level. Amazon S3 for example, is based on object storage.
Normally, object storage has to be accessed programmatically, because it works differently from a typical file system. Normal file storage uses files and folders to organize data into a hierarchical structure. Object storage on the other hand is flat. Each object (a file and its associated metadata) is assigned an object ID, and files are retrieved by presenting the associated object ID to the object storage. What Caringo has done that is so significant is to make it possible to deploy object storage in your own datacenter, and to make access to that object storage completely transparent. If you look at the figure below for example, you can see the admin portal's Destinations tab. Here you can see the URI that is associated with a storage bucket called FileFlyDemoBucket.
Cold data is transferred to object storage.
So what Caringo has really done here is to create a file tiering solution, in which hot data resides on primary storage, and cold data resides on object storage. Data is dynamically migrated back and forth based on its use. If for instance, a user were to access a file that resides on object storage, then that file can be moved back to primary storage so that it can be accessed more efficiently.
Of course, there are some types of data which should never be migrated to object storage. Thankfully, the FileFly admin portal allows for the creation of rules that determine how and when files are migrated.
Rules can be based on a wide variety of criteria. Some of those criteria include things like the filename (or file extension), file location, size, file age, the date when the file was last accessed. You can even create rules that are based on file attributes such as Read Only and Archive. Examining attributes could be useful if you wanted to make sure that system files were never accidentally moved to object storage. You can see some of the rule criteria that are available to you in the figure below.
Migration rules can be based on a wide variety of criteria.
One thing that caught my attention as I worked through the available rule criteria, is that Caringo has built in a filter that you can use to prevent databases from ever being migrated to object storage. I applaud Caringo for doing this, because no database should ever be moved to object storage if there is a chance that the database will be used. Although the previously discussed rule criteria could be used to build a rule that prevents databases from being migrated, FileFly takes the work out of the process by defining a rule for you, so that you don't have to create the rule yourself. You can see an example of this in the figure below.
FileFly makes it easy to protect your databases against accidental migration.
Whenever I write a review for this site, it has become customary to assign the product a star rating, with five stars being a perfect score. After careful consideration, I have decided to give Caringo FileFly 2.0 a rating of 4.9 stars, which is a gold star review. I was truly impressed with this product, and think that Caringo has done a really great job in creating it. This one is a winner.
The biggest thing that I liked about FileFly, aside from the fact that it works as advertised, is that it is easy to use. Object storage has a reputation for being complicated. Caringo could have easily created a solution that required a high level of storage expertise, or perhaps a PhD in Computer Science, but they didn't. Instead, they made a product that works seamlessly with the management tools that Windows admins already know how to use, and a simple and intuitive admin portal.
I have to admit that there was a point during the review process when I caught myself thinking "is that it?". After all, FileFly only does one basic thing (and does it very well). It's admin portal is simple, and isn't jam packed with obscure features and endless menu options. The more time that I spent with FileFly, though, the more I began to realize that the real defining characteristic of this product is its simplicity. FileFly has simplified object storage migrations to the point that they can be configured and managed by a Windows administrator who does not have any specialized storage training beyond knowing how to work with the Windows file system. The configuration takes minutes to complete, requires minimal ongoing maintenance, and yet has the potential to greatly reduce an organization's primary storage costs.


On the 12 June 2018 V.Ill.Kt. Wilfred (Wilf) Leahy turned 100. To mark this milestone the Worthy Knights of Holy Peace Conclave No. 381, meeting in Yeovil on Tuesday 19 June, put on something of a celebration for Wilf. This included a fabulous Birthday cake and the surprise field promotion to P.G.J.Gen. conveyed to Wilf and those present by a personal letter of congratulations from the M.Ill. Grand Sovereign, Graham Leslie Flight, which paid tribute to Wilf's long and valued service to the Order since joining St John the Evangelist Conclave No. 238 on 28 May 1976.
V.Ill.Kt. Leahy has been the M.P.S. of four separate Conclaves, including King Ina Conclave No. 363 at the age of 96!


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Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich(2019)
by Jonathan Hughes (The Killer Spotlight)
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"The puppets themselves look amazing and as always have their own unique means of dispatching their victims"
A group of people attend an auction/convention with the intention of selling the puppets they own as the puppets were made by a mad man, Andre Toulon, who worked for the Nazis during World War 2. These puppets have the ability to come to life and kill anyone who isn't in favour of The Nazi cause....Which is pretty much EVERYONE!
This film had a TON of potential with the likes of such horror icons as Udo Kier and Barbara Crampton involved and backed by FANGORIA, sadly I felt this film missed its mark as it felt a little dull as most of the characters were not that intriguing with the exception of Udo Kier's take on the franchise's main character Andre Toulon which also confuses me as in the original puppet master films Toulon fought AGAINST The Nazis but in this he appears (in the really well done opening credits) to have worked with them during World War 2. Either way a character that is so important to the franchise should've had more screen time.
The puppets themselves look amazing and as always have their own unique means of dispatching their victims. There's a lot of gore and the main theme of the movie is great but sadly I can't say the same of the rest of the score. I also can't speak too highly of the performances either with the exception of Crampton and Kier.
This was a film which had it's good horror moments but missed opportunities to utilise its legendary cast for a new young cast who sadly didn't make me care about the perils that they were facing.


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Vancouver home sales slide 38.8% in October
Brent Jang
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Home prices in the Vancouver region are falling after months of declining sales, signalling the end of an unprecedented housing boom that began in mid-2013.
Prices had been on a tear from the summer of 2013 until August this year. Sales volume set a record high this past March, but starting in April, the number of existing properties sold has decreased month-over-month.
The sales slowdown has now translated into lower prices. The downturn is a sharp contrast for real estate agents who had grown accustomed to bidding wars and seemingly never-ending price spikes. Amid the dwindling sales, the reversal in prices is welcome for first-time buyers hoping for even modest relief in their bid to enter Canada's most expensive housing market.
Read more: Sotheby's hopes Chinese partnership will boost Vancouver real estate sales
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Sales for all housing types decreased to 2,233 properties last month, down 38.8 per cent from October, 2015, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.
The industry's benchmark price, which represents typical properties sold, has slipped 1.5 per cent over the past two months to $919,300 in October in Greater Vancouver for detached houses, townhouses and condos. The price reached a record high of $933,100 in August.
"To have a strong market, you need those first-time buyers coming in," board president Dan Morrison said in an interview. "There is a holding pattern, and people are trying to figure out how policy changes are going to impact them."
The B.C. government implemented a 15-per-cent tax on foreign buyers in the broader area known as Metro Vancouver, effective Aug. 2.
Ross Kay, founder of Ross Kay Realty Consultants, calculates that the average price for detached properties sold in Metro Vancouver from Aug. 2 to Oct. 31 dropped to $1.36-million, down 11.2 per cent from $1.53-million for Jan. 1 to Aug. 1.
Effective Oct. 17, the federal government tightened mortgage rules, adding a new standard for gauging whether buyers can handle an eventual increase in interest rates. Ottawa also closed tax loopholes used by some foreign investors, effective on Oct. 3.
Jock Finlayson, executive vice-president of the Business Council of British Columbia, said low interest rates, limited housing supply and robust demand internationally and locally contributed to record prices in the Vancouver region earlier this year.
"The foreign-buyer tax was designed to discourage demand, and it appears to be working," he said. "Whether this is a long-term drop in foreign demand or whether we're in an adjustment period, it's too early to say."
In the seven weeks leading up to the tax's implementation, foreign buyers accounted for 13.2 per cent of the region's total, according to the B.C. government's data based on land-title registrations. During the two-month period after the tax was introduced, foreign purchasers accounted for only 1.3 per cent of the total number of deals closed and registered in Metro Vancouver.
Mr. Finlayson said the federal government's tightening of mortgage lending rules last month will make it especially hard for first-time home buyers in the Vancouver region and the Greater Toronto Area.
"As an an economist, it is concerning to see markets in Metro Vancouver and the GTA, both of which I would describe as out of control," he said.
There were 652 sales of detached houses last month in Greater Vancouver, down 54.6 per cent from a year earlier. The region's benchmark price for detached houses reached $1.55-million in October, down from the record high in August of $1.58-million, said the Greater Vancouver board, which revised data from September.
The cooling market in the Vancouver region does not mean bargains, however.
National Bank Financial Inc. said the metropolitan area of Vancouver is by far Canada's most expensive housing market. Saving enough for a 20-per-cent down payment on a recent median price of $1.2-million for detached homes and townhouses in the Vancouver region would take nearly 36 years based on median household income, according to National Bank economists Matthieu Arseneau and Kyle Dahms.
The economists warn that high prices in the Vancouver region and the Greater Toronto Area are unsustainable. "Markets where home buyers are more heavily indebted are more vulnerable," Mr. Arseneau and Mr. Dahms said in a new study on Wednesday.
Some industry observers say the Vancouver region and the GTA could both face a sales slowdown in 2017, although the GTA is expected to remain a hot market through the end of this year. In B.C.'s Fraser Valley, however, sales on the multiple listing service are already tumbling. The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board said sales of detached houses in its territory plunged 45.3 per cent in October, compared with a year earlier.
On Tuesday, Toronto-Dominion Bank raised its prime rate for variable-rate mortgages to 2.85 per cent from 2.7 per cent.
"We believe TD's rate increase may be just the first move in a series of mortgage rate increases," RBC Dominion Securities Inc. said in a research note.
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Q: How can I run a script whenever I plug in an external monitor?
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Reset Mac OS X Windows Position after de-attaching external monitor

I use my laptop at work, where I have a second monitor, and at home, where I don't.  When I plug in the external display, I'd like the Mac to automatically run a shell script or AppleScript that will reposition a bunch of windows to their "standard" external-monitor locations.  Is there any Apple Event or similar thing that can launch my scripts when I plug in a monitor?  Alternatively, are there any utilities that specifically do this?  I looked at Breeze, but it saves window state on an app-by-app basis, and doesn't detect monitors being plugged or unplugged.

A: There is a piece of software called MarcoPolo that lets you execute various actions (including scripts) when the physical state of a box changes (you can switch on stuff like external power, external monitor, ambient light, time of day, attached drives, visible wifi networks, ip address, etc)

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Everything But The Kitchen Sink: To brogue or not to brogue?
As you can see I did brogue! When I first saw these I loved them, and when I eventually got them I hardly worn them which was a shame! So today I wanted shoes that aren't boots, otherwise I get so hot but I didn't want pumps otherwise I'll get cold :( So these are a good in between! I really fancy a really nice brown lace up pair, I've been looking on a few websites but I haven't found any yet... any suggestions guys? Mustard is always a bit of a risky colour to wear but I think team it with blue jeans then it kinda contrasts with it but not so much that it's in your face!


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Utah Scientific Joins AIMS in Support of Smooth Transition to IP in the Broadcast Industry
By Wall Street Communications 17 March 2016
SALT LAKE CITY -- March 17, 2016 -- Utah Scientific today announced that it has joined the Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), an independent industry trade association with a mandate to bring IP solutions to the market that will offer complete interoperability, are based on open standards, and integrate seamlessly into media workflow environments while fostering industry innovation and efficiency. The group's efforts are focused on promoting the adoption, standardization, development, and refinement of open protocols for media over IP.
"Utah Scientific has been working to support IP in the industry for a number of years already, releasing the industry's first IP switch designed specifically for the demands of broadcast back in 2007," said Tom Harmon, president and CEO, Utah Scientific. "And as a company that's been serving the industry for 40 years, we know the problems that customers can encounter when we as manufacturers don't embrace standards and work together toward interoperability in the transition to the next technology. We support the work of the AIMS organization and look forward to participating in the decisions that will shape the future of IP in broadcast."
At the 2016 NAB Show, Utah Scientific will introduce the latest in its IP initiatives: a new family of IP gateway input and output cards that provide two-way conversion of SDI video signals and SMPTE-2022 signals over a 10G Ethernet connection. The new gateway cards are designed to address broadcast customers' requirements as they continue to migrate away from baseband SDI signals and to all-IP-based operations. The new cards work with all UTAH-400 Series 2 enterprise routers and also plug directly into a stand-alone 2-RU utility chassis. As with all Utah Scientific products, the new offerings are covered by a 10-year warranty and no-fee customer support.
About Utah Scientific Inc.
Utah Scientific is the world's leading specialist in routing switchers, master control switchers, and related control software, and it set the benchmark for the broadcast industry with the first no-fee 10-year product warranty. Since 1977, the company has provided industry-leading products and best-in-class service and support as recognized three times by Frost & Sullivan with its global Customer Service Leadership Award. Additional information about the company can be found at www.utahscientific.com.
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Warriors vs. Mavericks, NBA Scores: Monta Ellis Scores 32, Warriors Drop Mavericks 99-92
By Ernie Pomin Apr 2, 2011, 10:30pm PDT
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Despite having a sprained ankle that kept him out of practice yesterday Monta Ellis still dropped 32 points for the Golden State Warriors tonight as they beat the Dallas Mavericks by a score of 99-92 at Oracle Arena. It was a close one all the way, but a great third quarter gave the W's just enough wiggle room to get the win.
Monta scored 18 of his 32 points in the third quarter, and still managed to play 44 minutes on his sore ankle. David Lee had 16 and 8 boards, Dorell Wright had 13 and Stephen Curry had 12 and 8 assists on 3-8 shooting in only 32 minutes of play. Al Thornton made good with his 23 minutes off the bench, scoring 12 and grabbing 9 rebounds. As a team they tied the Mavs in rebounds with 43 apiece, but had 14 turnovers as well.
As for the Mavs it was their bench doing most of the significant damage tonight as Shawn Marion led their team with 21 points off the bench, Jose Barea had a double-double with 13 points and 11 assists, while Jason Terry added 17 and 5 assists. Dirk Nowitzki scored 16 on a measly 5-16 shooting tonight, though he only played 35 minutes.
Next up for the Warriors is the a trip to Portland to face the Blazers on Tuesday with tipoff set for 7 p.m. at the rose Garden with coverage on CSN Bay Plus and KNBR 680 AM. For more discussion and analysis of everything Warriors, head over to Golden State of Mind to get your fix.
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Wales schools
The Welsh home schooling nightmare: Huge disparity, no national structure and parents crying out for support
Our investigation into home schooling found no consistency in remote learning and parents feeling guilty, worried and frustrated
Abbie WightwickEducation Editor
Hayley Church at home with her daughter Ariana, 4, in Penarth, South Wales
Some secondary school children are receiving all day live streamed lessons. Others, the same age, studying the same subjects are having none at all.
Some primary school children are being sent a few worksheets to see them through the week. Others have daily teacher and pupil interaction, are set goals, a multitude of interactive and stimulating tasks and are given daily feedback.
WalesOnline has found huge disparity, no consistency and very little being done to monitor the quality of teaching at a local or national level.
There is no national framework. No minimum requirements that schools should be delivering.
And at the same time families are blighted with IT issues. And with the strain of balancing jobs with home schooling, using their tea breaks and lunch hours to teach.
Parents across Wales have shared their experiences of how it is working for them. The responses highlight huge variations from area to area - in terms of age groups and geography.
Many who have spoken to felt "guilty", worried, frustrated.
These are their stories - which we have shared with education leaders in order to get answers:
'Lesson assignments posted late or not at all'
Parents Martyn and Elle Barrass work for the police and the NHS and are classed as critical workers, so their 11 year-old twins, who are in their first year of secondary school, are eligible for places in school during closures, but they can't always get them.
While classrooms are shut to most they are open to vulnerable and key workers' children, but even this provision can depend on where people live, staffing and what their school can offer.
Like many parents, they did not want to name their children's school, but wanted to share their experience of home learning.
Martyn, who is stepfather to the twins, said: "My stepson has special educational needs (severe dyslexia) and as such it is very difficult to educate him effectively, not being a teacher let alone a special educational needs teacher.
"Motivation is low and eagerness is just as low. Sometimes lesson assignments aren't posted on time and sometimes not at all.
"The assignments they post can often take less than half an hour leaving the rest of the hour with boredom or poor behaviour.
"Couple this with both my wife and I being critical workers in the NHS and Police. Finding time to do all of this plus manage the home is tiring.
"Initially we were told by school that there was no provision to accept the twins when we were at work because they were not classed as vulnerable. It took a few days of intense stress and arguing to finally make them agree to accept them in on ad hoc days.
"It's been an absolute nightmare time. Neither of us are teachers yet I'm having to teach them intensely, using Google and YouTube as my guide and reference."
'Teaching happens in snatched coffee breaks during the day'
Students will have to work from home for at least another two weeks (Image: PA)
One mother from Bridgend told us children whose parents work, but are not classed as critical and therefore can't go to school, are at even more of a disadvantage. She described the struggle of working from home at the same time as trying to help her 10 year old and eight year-old do their schoolwork from home.
She said her children, who are in years three and six, have had no live online lessons so far this term.
"Teaching' the children happens in the 30 mins before I start work, and in snatched coffee breaks during the day.
"I would like to have the time to spend hours sat with them going through their work, but it's just not an option. I am quite envious of friends who are furloughed and able to spend quality time with the children. I feel constantly guilty, as I know many other parents do.
"My biggest concern is the inconsistency of provision of remote lessons in Wales, particularly live sessions.
"My children's school does not provide any live online lessons, although there is talk of a trial 20 mins check-in for year six. Online work is set, but work is not marked and there is very limited feedback from teachers."
She said friends and relatives with children in other primaries, or other council areas, have told her they have had very different experiences.
"My nephew, who attends a Welsh language primary is receiving at least one hour live session in the morning.
"During this session the teacher goes through all the work the class are expected to do during the day. These sessions are also recorded, so if it is not a convenient time, they can be watched later.
"The teacher also marks and provides feedback to the children on their work. My sister reports that my nephew is much more connected and engaged in the work compared to when he wasn't receiving live sessions.
"Why have the Welsh Government not set out guidance/minimum requirements? Leaving it up to individual schools means that there will inevitably be inconsistencies."
'Pointless' work
The Welsh Government confirmed there is no legal requirement for the amount of online teaching schools provide, but there have been calls for a national remote teaching plan from Plaid Cymru, head teachers, parents and others.
One primary school teacher, who runs a hub for critical workers' and vulnerable children, and whose own children attend another hub, said even this provision varies too much. She didn't blame schools, but said Welsh Government announced schools were closing this term at the last minute, leaving schools little time to plan.
"I am a primary teacher who runs a hub in my school. I have to plan and prepare blended learning and teach the children in my hub of different classes the work that they're set.
"My children have to attend a hub but do not receive this level of teaching, they are expected at age three and four to come home after being in a hub all day and complete activities that are quite frankly pointless in some circumstances.
"The activities come from easily accessible websites, there's no interaction with the teacher, no throughout planning. A few links and worksheets we're expected to print out to complete. It is very draining right now
"I don't blame the teachers at all - I blame our government. they could see the numbers. they told us we'd be going back on the 6th, then the 11th, then the 18th January.
"This is a stressful time for us all - we need clarity, not more confusion. There was so much uncertainty - and it was so unfair to do this to teachers alike who have planned lessons for the classroom, now causing them to have to change it all last minute."
'No live lessons'
A parent in Newport said: "There have been hardly any live lessons, just one catch up half hour meeting now and again, the teachers are just posting work online for children with not much explanation of what needs to be done or at least not clear information.
" I work 42.5 hours a week one week and 51 hours a week the next. I do work from home but attempting to work myself and home school my kids, as their teachers are never around for help, is a nightmare.
"We are all under immense stress at the moment and something needs to give.
"Schools need to move to live lessons for every lesson not just have work set on Google classroom and leave them to it. It simply does not work."
The huge disparity
A teacher at Crickhowell-based InterHigh School giving a live class online (Image: InterHigh School)
For many struggling parents frustrations are only increased when they see and hear what other schools are delivering.
"I'd like to know why there is such a difference between the provision the schools are providing, especially in the area where my daughter's school is," said one parent.
"She is in year three and her learning consists of the school sending work out via Hwb or dojo for us to print off or go through with her online and submit.
"This then puts the onus on parents to provide the interaction and support which isn't possible for all families/households.
"The school sent out a newsletter today to say they would offer a telephone call between parents and teacher but not offering much else, although the teacher did post a short video showing a book she was reading to the children.
"We just want to know if other schools can do regular live or recorded lessons why can't her primary do the same?"
Katie Davies, a medical receptionist from Pontypridd, works two days a week and the other days she is at home with her six year-old son and eight year-old daughter helping them with schoolwork . She said home learning means she is more involved in their education.
"Our school, like most schools, I imagine, is all based online. We have to log in daily to see what new work their teachers have uploaded. Once the work is complete we then have to upload it. I do feel lucky that we have a desktop, laptop and a printer that the children can use to enable them to complete their work.
"We spend at least three hours a day just doing maybe two to three pieces of work with each of our children, and while I secretly love doing the work with them I have found myself shouting "I'm not a teacher!", "I can't do this", but we always manage to do it somehow."
Teacher and parent Karen MacDonald said teachers have adapted fast and many, like her, are also combining work with helping their children learn remotely.
"Remote teaching is something we've all had to embrace and we're getting on with it. We're online daily and then we have to adapt our teaching for online. So that takes hours. I'm at a computer screen most days for 12 hours.
She said her sons, aged 17 and 14 are doing well and getting good remote teaching from their school, Ysgol y Strade in Llanelli.
"From a parent perspective, I have only positive praise. My eldest is in year 13 and has been accepted at the top universities. He is working every day. He was even working over the Christmas period to get his coursework done in order to secure the high grades he needs to attend university. Teachers are settling work and have high expectations of their students.
"My younger son is at his laptop all day, competing work set by his teachers. It is not the same as face to face teaching but currently, the world is not the same, everything is different and the majority of schools/teachers are trying their best in these challenging times."
A mother from Cardiff, whose son is in his critical Year 11 GCSE year, also had nothing but praise for his school.
"Remote schooling has worked really well for my son. The school uses Teams and works to a full timetable as if the students were in school. He is very well supported by teachers and support staff."
In the Vale of Glamorgan a parent said her son in year 10 has at least four out of six lessons a day live streamed and teachers check in to see how pupils are doing.
"Where it isn't live there tends to have been work set in a previous live session for them to continue with. Staff are available to be contacted if there are any queries," she said.
"School have recently contacted to say form teachers will be contacting all pupils and parents separately to ask about how things are going.
"I think there has been a good standard of remote learning, but however good, there is no substitute for regular schooling, as remote learning is isolating, does not afford the social benefits of being in school and can have a negative impact on wellbeing.
"Despite this I support schools being closed for now, but there must be more focus on caring for pupils and care taken not to overload them with school work."
'Technology a nightmare'
Another mother described home learning as a "nightmare" and said there have been problems with the technology for live online learning.
"I am working from home most days and attending the office once or twice a week and my daughter is in Year 11 and now learning from home.
"They are using Microsoft Teams for the online classes. Since before Christmas she has only had three classes showing on her account so has been unable to attend most of her classes.
"I keep getting phone calls from the school saying that she is not logged on and attending classes, but she is. We have been told that her account is broken and despite numerous phone calls and emails, she still cannot attend her classes.
"It's rather worrying for us that she is in the most crucial part of her education, it has been affected so much by the pandemic and now she is unable to attend classes virtually.
"She has a log in from her friend who attends another school and has been logging in to her classes just so she doesn't feel she is being left behind. So the whole experience for us has been extremely frustrating."
Another parent with three children in the house studying for GCSEs, A levels and university, said the work is going fine but she's worried about increased fuel and WiFi costs as closures continue.
"We have iPads and laptops that need charging. They have to be in separate rooms for online lectures and classes and I had to buy better WiFi and boosters. It's ridiculous."
Special needs children falling behind
Parents of special needs children said the work sent out is often not geared to them.
One parent of a six year-old boy with speech and language problems, but who attends mainstream school, said: "Homeschooling for us has not been straightforward because my son struggles with his communication due to problems with speech and language.
"The work that the school has set is impossible for him to do as it requires him to communicate at a level that he is unable to right now leaving me to coach him through every single step and effectively do the work on his behalf, this is also highly frustrating and upsetting for him."
She added: "What does the government deem as a vulnerable child? From my point of view my son is vulnerable, he is already behind and much less capable than his peers and every day he misses school the gap to him catching up gets wider and wider.
"Covid has already delayed panel meetings regarding him being provided a one-to-one during term time to help support him in class and now this is set to be delayed even more."
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What good online learning should look like
Clare Brokenshire is deputy headteacher at Academy21, a Monmouthshire-based online education advice and lesson providing service, which works with the Vale of Glamorgan, Cardiff, Monmouthshire and Flintshire councils, and their schools.
Academy21 is also partnered with Crickhowell-based online school, Interhigh.
Clare said live online lessons should be no more than between three to five hours a day, and far less for the youngest children.
No more than three hours was best for children aged three to five, four hours for ages seven to 11 and five hours for 11 year-olds and up.
Children need good WiFi connection and devices and teachers should keep tasks interactive to keep their attention.
She said: "Teaching online is not simply a case of replicating classroom teaching; it requires a different skill set, and one we shouldn't necessarily expect teachers to already have and be able to conduct in the same way they are used to in a physical classroom.
"While many teachers may simply share or present material via PowerPoint presentations, videos or diagrams over the screen, engagement for students will be more effective if they are able to interact with the material and collaborate as a group as well as individuals."
She said class size is important and online lessons need structure so that students are clear about what is expected throughout the day.
"It's important to provide regular communication streams with parents to ensure they are aware of what lessons their child needs to attend as well as any homework or tasks being set, and how they can best support."
The Welsh Local Government Association said: "We recognise that this period will be extremely challenging for many families due to a lack of access to devices and online learning.
"Local authorities have been working in partnership with Welsh Government to support digitally excluded learners, to provide free access to a suite of key software, and to streamline access via the Hwb platform.
"A Blended Learning Working Group, consisting of officers from Welsh Government, Local Authorities and the Regional Consortia, has been established to address issues of equity of access to learning during this challenging period. Local authorities will continue to work with Welsh Government and other stakeholders to appropriately monitor the situation."
Councils said they are working hard to provide quality distance learning, but some admitted lack devices continued to be a problem.
Torfaen Council said: "Unfortunately, we know the availability of suitable equipment and internet access, particularly where there are multiple children of school age in one household, can present a challenge, but schools are working hard to ensure all pupils have access to a device."
Newport Council said: "All schools are providing distance blended learning which features a range of tools and methods including live lessons. Schools follow the Welsh Government Hwb guidance on live streaming and video conferencing."
Bridgend Council said there had been no live streamed lessons for the first week of term in its schools, but this resumed again on January 11 "where appropriate".
A spokesperson said: " All schools in the county borough use a range of learning models. All nine secondary schools provide live streamed online lessons where appropriate and as determined by individual schools.
"Central South Consortium has provided guidance to secondary schools to help them decide what model of remote learning works best in their context."
Central South Consortium has provided guidance to secondary schools to help them decide what model of remote learning works best in their context.
A Welsh Government spokesman said it has provided support, and continues to do so.
Meanwhile more than 35,000 additional laptops will be provided to learners over the next few weeks bringing the total provided by the Welsh Government since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to over 133,000.
All teachers and pupils in Wales are able to download Microsoft Office and access Minecraft: Education Edition for free at home on their personal devices.
"During the pandemic our response to providing laptops and Mi-Fi devices to address the lack of access to online learning has been described as "commendable" in the independent Education Policy Institute report published on the 9 October, with schools already well provisioned with access to digital services and infrastructure through the Hwb EdTech programme," a spokesman said.
"We've provided guidance and extensive professional learning for teachers to support with online lessons and since September, teachers across Wales have created over 30,000 digital classrooms through Hwb. Through these digital classrooms, teachers are delivering a range of blended learning activities which also support learners who are isolating at home."
A blended learning working group, consisting of officers from Welsh Government, Local Authorities and the school improvement consortia, has tasked them with looking at equity of access to learning during the Covid disruption."
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This is the 15th edition of the annual 'A State of Trance Year Mix', made for episode 896 of my weekly radio show. You can find the full video mix of this two-hour mix on my YouTube channel by December 27th, 2018. Even though the mix is split into two separate discs, it should be seen as one whole two-hour mix.
2018 was the second year of me hosting A State Of Trance in the new radio studio in Amsterdam every week, but now including a video broadcast. It's amazing to see the love from the fans online, the debates about tracks and guests, and of course the fans that we invite to the studio. Even though I had to get used to the new routine, it's so much more fun doing the radio show like this. Most of the tracks I play on the show come in a day before I do the show. It's exciting to play a new tune and immediately see the response. It's the thrill of making live radio; you never know what to expect!
2018 was another crazy year for me. It started with a string of shows in a DJ booth upside down in Ahoy' Rotterdam and my first big tour of mainland China in March. There's a lot of love for Trance in China! I also celebrated episode 850 of the radio show, kicking off the celebration in the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht with our best-selling edition to date. Fans from more than 90 different countries around the world came to Holland to celebrate this milestone.
I wanted to make a lot of special tracks for my upcoming set in Miami since it was Ultra's 20th birthday. I was on the phone with BullySongs, a good friend and writer from the UK, while I was touring. During the 'Embrace' tour, we already had the idea to work on a 138 Psy-Trance-inspired track, but with a chant of Bully's son. We finally nailed it when I was in my hotel room, and everything came together. I finished the arrangement on the plane home to Amsterdam. The first rough version of 'Blah Blah Blah' was premiered in my Ultra set a few days later. It was really meant as a little fun moment for my set, but it turned out to be one of my biggest tracks ever. That's the beauty of making music: you can never really predict your next big track.
In April, I did my first ever DJ set in the actual Red Bull Garage on the pit where Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo were preparing for their race in Shanghai. Being backstage and so close to the Formula 1 cars was a dream come true.
I woke up after my ASOT 850 set in Melbourne, Australia in April. I switched on my phone and it had exploded with messages. I will never forget the horror I felt. Tim Bergling (a.k.a. Avicii) passed away. The world stopped for a moment. I think it must have been the darkest day in dance music. I just couldn't believe it and I still can't. Such an talented, amazing and sweet person. I know it was a massive shock for so many people, including myself. Thank you for your great music Tim. You will always be remembered.
Because of this tragedy, I think the mood in the DJ scene changed this year. It's now more accepted that people talk about the pressure they feel and the crazy travelling schedules we face. I think that's a very good thing. If you feel depressed or down, you should seek help. I've had a lot of very open conversations with other DJs this year. It was a relief to know so many of them face the same insecurities I do. I guess it comes with the job! But don't worry about me. I'm still living the dream and I even enjoy it more than ever. It's all about finding your balance in life. As crazy as this year was for me, I did have time for family and myself, thanks to the great team around me. I've never released so many singles in one year and touring-wise, it was also one of the best years. When I'm in the studio, I just see where the moment takes me, just like when I DJ. That's my favorite thing about this job! It's never the same.
Some of my favorite gigs this year include Ultra Miami, Fun Radio Ibiza Experience 2018 Paris, Kingsland & 538 Koningsdag Holland, EDC Las Vegas, Brooklyn Mirage New York, Exchange Omnia, L.A., Wish Outdoor Mexico, ASOT 850 Poland, Summerburst Sweden, The Flying Dutch in Holland & Curacao, Nameless Music Festival Italy, The Gorge Amphitheatre Quincy, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium San Francisco, Hï Ibiza, Summer Story Madrid, Escapade Festival Ottawa, Dreams Toronto, Ollesummer Estonia, Electric Love Salzburg, Neversea Romania, Ultra Europe Croatia, Airbeat One Germany, Barcelona Beach Festival, Electrobeach France, witnessing the FIFA World Cup final in Moscow, Cavo Paradiso Mykonos, Cocorico Italy, Tomorrowland, Parookaville, Sunrise Poland, BH Stage Mallorca, Los Alamos Beach Estepona, Ohrid Calling, Creamfields Liverpool, New Horizons Germany, Mácháč Czech Republic, SW4 London, Opium Mar Barcelona, Lollapalooza Berlin, Ultra Japan, Imagine Music Festival Atlanta, TAO Chicago, Glow Echostage Washington D.C., New City Gas Montreal, The Grand Boston, Bluestone Columbus Ohio, The Pavilion Indianapolis, Ultra Mexico, Story Miami, Creamfields Santiago and the amazing Formula 1 gig in Mexico City. And last but not least, I would like to mention my gig at Untold in Cluj, Romania. I don't know why, but it's special every year. I played for seven hours this year and the crowd brought me to tears again. There's just so much love for the kind of music I like to play! I can't wait for 2019!
Behind the scenes, I'm already making plans for ASOT 1000, but the celebrations for ASOT 900 are on the way in 2019 first. At the time of writing, the Jaarbeurs is almost sold out and Kiev and Madrid are looking like they will sell out soon as well. Also, I've been working hard on new music for my next artist album. Hopefully, I can also finally release the new Gaia album in early 2019.
2018 draws to a close. This year mix represents the sound of 2018 for me. For the track selection, I looked at the standings so far for the ASOT Tune Of The Year voting. Many of you have already left your top 5 favorite tunes of the year on vote.astateoftrance.com and I want to thank you for that. This mix is basically the top 100 of that list, but I also added a few tunes that I think were big in my sets and relevant for the sound of this year. If you feel a few tunes are missing, that usually means I wasn't able to clear the rights to license those tracks for this mix. But fortunately, we were so kindly granted permission by almost all of the labels we approached. When you listen to this mix in a few years from now, I hope it will help you remember the sound of 2018.
As for my favorite tracks of the year, Giuseppe Ottaviani's 'Till The Sunrise', Richard Durand's 'The Air I Breathe', NWYR's 'Wormhole' and 'Dragon', Above & Beyond's 'Red Rocks' and my own 'United' (with Vini Vici, Alok and Zafrir), 'Blah Blah Blah', 'Just As You Are' and 'The Last Dancer' (with Shapov) did very well in all of my sets. But of course, there are many others as well. It's hard to pick just one favorite and each tune in this mix reminds me of a gig I did.
This mix was done in Ableton Suite 10.0.5, using only Ableton's EQ, auto filter, compression, delay and reverb plugins in addition to Sugar Bytes' 'Effectrix', Xfer's LFOTool, Cableguys' 'ShaperBox' and Waves' 'Waves Loudness Meter.' I ended up using 4673 edits/clips.
Many thanks to all the artists and labels involved. Without you, this year mix wouldn't exist. I'm also grateful for the stems I received. It made my mixing job a lot easier.
Thank you once again to the whole ASOT team (Ruben, Carmen, Kian, Ramon and Rogier), the radio department (John, Carl, Zak and Gavin), 250K (Sander and Dennis) and everyone else that helped me with this mix: Marco, Vincent, Raymond, Olga, Maykel, Frank, James, Joël, Hans, Dennis, Stevie Cripps and "The Voice" Jack Roberts, and everyone at Cloud 9 Music and Armada Music. For the video mix, thank you Fons and Aaron at Digital Outlaws.
And thank YOU! Without you, there would be no radio show like this. See you at ASOT 900!
P.S. What's your favorite A State of Trance Year Mix so far and why? Please let me know via armin@astateoftrance.com.


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China's lunar rover travels over 300 metres on moon's far side
Published: November 04, 2019 13:36:57 | Updated: November 06, 2019 17:53:27
This undated photo shows China's lunar rover Yutu-2 on the far side of the moon — China National Space Administration via Xinhua)
China's lunar rover Yutu-2 has driven 318.62 metres on the far side of the moon to conduct scientific exploration of the virgin territory.
Both the lander and the rover of the Chang'e-4 probe have ended their work for the 11th lunar day, and switched to dormant mode for the lunar night on Monday (Beijing time), according to the Lunar Exploration and Space Program Center of the China National Space Administration.
The rover is now located 218.11 metres northwest of the lander, reports Xinhua.
China's Chang'e-4 probe, launched on December 8, 2018, made the first-ever soft landing on the Von Karman Crater in the South Pole-Aitken Basin on the far side of the moon on January 3.
A lunar day equals 14 days on Earth, a lunar night the same length. The Chang'e-4 probe switches to dormant mode during the lunar night due to a lack of solar power.
During the 11th lunar day of the probe on the moon, the scientific instruments on the lander and rover worked well, and a new batch of scientific detection data was sent to the core research team for analysis.
Scientists are planning the future exploration route for the rover.
As a result of the tidal locking effect, the moon's revolution cycle is the same as its rotation cycle, and the same side always faces Earth.
The far side of the moon has unique features, and scientists expect Chang'e-4 could bring breakthrough findings.
The scientific tasks of the Chang'e-4 mission include conducting low-frequency radio astronomical observation, surveying the terrain and landforms, detecting the mineral composition and shallow lunar surface structure, and measuring neutron radiation and neutral atoms.
The Chang'e-4 mission embodies China's hope to combine wisdom in space exploration with four payloads developed by the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, and Saudi Arabia.
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What a fun find!!! I love going to old farm yard sales, sometimes people put out their aunt's or grandma's sewing box and those are so fun to rummage through.
I made my business cards on the computer. If you have a PC or a MAC you may have a template in your word program to make your own. It is quite simple, then just print them out on card stock.
Sounds like you had fun. The buttons look gorgeous. I do love a rummage and a bargain!
It was great meeting you at the flea market. As soon as I heard you talking to buttonsbysandra or Belle Lea Buttons, I knew you must collect things for artwork or inspiration for your artwork. Going to quickly go through your blog. Nice to have met you. If you are into Mixed Media Art, you may wish to join a guild here in Raleigh. http://carolinamixedmediaartistsguild.blogspot.com/ We have so much fun!
Buttons......making connections.....sounds like a great day.....love to see all those buttons......it is my must buy at a garage sale.....love to go through them when I get home. I hope you make some business cards soon and add a button for a symbol of your artful affirmation....and the guild above sounds great too!


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Exynos-powered S10 also lags A12-powered iPhone Xs on Geekbench
The Galaxy S10 Exynos 9820 has landed on Geekbench ahead of its February 20 launch. (Source: GSM Arena)
The Samsung Exynos 9820-powered version of the forthcoming Galaxy S10 has landed on Geekbench. Unsurprisingly, it continues to lag Apple in terms of single-core performance but looks to be able to outrun the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Galaxy S10 variant in this key metric.
Sanjiv Sathiah, 01/20/2019
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Samsung's eagerly anticipated Galaxy S10 has been spotted on Geekbench ahead of its official unveiling. This is the second time in recent weeks that the S10 has made an appearance on Geekbench, although on this occasion it is running Samsung's homegrown Exynos 9820 instead of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855. As has been the case for some time, Samsung will ship the S10 models with Snapdragon chips to the US market and will fit the Exynos chips for models shipping internationally.
Again, as in the past there will naturally be performance variations between the Galaxy S10 depending on market as a result, but broadly speaking they are absolutely comparable chipsets. On this occasion, the Exynos 9820-powered S10 outstrips the single-core performance of the Snapdragon 855 variant with a score of 4382 compared with a score of 3413. Both, however, are well off the single-core performance of the Apple A12 Bionic-powered iPhone Xs line. The A12 picks up a single-core score of 4797.
The Exynos 9820 is clearly an excellent performer, however, and has gained ground on Apple in this regard. However, the Apple A12 kills both the Exynos 9820 and Snapdragon 855 in multicore performance with a score of 17931. The Exynos 9820 can only muster a multicore score of 9570 whereas the Snapdragon 855 puts in a respectable score of 10256. That said, in terms of everyday use, both the Exynos 9820 and Snapdragon 855 are still going to be very solid chips offering more than enough performance.
Apple jumped to a 64-bit architecture for the A7 SoC first found in the iPhone 5S in 2013, a full year or more ahead of its competition, and has held that lead in chip design and performance ever since.
www.gsmarena.com/exynos_9820_galaxy_s10_geekbench_behind_iphone_xs_singlecore_test-news-35151.php
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Southern California readies for the start of the 2015 SoCal Challenge | Challenge of the Americas!
As previously announced, SoCal Challenge will run all the Rotax Max Challenge approved classes, plus a few additional to give a variety of engine owners the opportunity to race.
Honda KidKart – Honda KidKart is a great spec class to get the youngest competitors their start in karting This popular class will be run for the the second year with the series and offers a motor package to the series champion.
Mini Rok – The locally orphaned Mini Rok class was added to give those local racers who were abandoned by aother organization a place to come and race without having to buy a new engine. OTK USA has offered two MiniRok International Finals spots to help promote the class for 2015.
Rok Shifter – Rok Shifter was added for those that prefer a purpose built engine for their shifter kart experience. The series champion will earn a trip to the Rok International Finals thanks to OTK USA.
LO206 – LO206 has gained some traction around the US as a very low cost entry point into our sport. With all of the focus on higher-level sprint karting lately, the budget racer has been ignored. The Lo206 program is the best way to bring new blood into the sport and offer veteran racers a class with an affordable price point.
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Parents of young people who carry out school shootings are rarely charged. Could this change?
The parents of the suspect in the Oxford, Michigan shooting face four counts of manslaughter. It is a call for adults to take greater responsibility in carrying weapons.
By Marlene Lenthang -
In an unusual move, the parents of the 15-year-old boy suspected of the Oxford, Michigan high school shooting, which killed four people, have been charged, what advocates say is a warning for responsible gun possession and a step forward in accountability for these attacks.
Oakland County prosecutor Karen McDonald charged Jennifer and James Crumbley with
four counts of involuntary manslaughter
Ethan Crumbley, her son, is a suspect in the November 30 shooting.
"These charges are intended to hold the individuals who contributed to this tragedy accountable and send a message that gun owners have a responsibility," McDonald said.
"When they fail to fulfill that responsibility, there are serious and criminal consequences."
Although school shootings are common in the United States, it is
rare for parents to be charged in such cases.
People attend a vigil downtown to honor those killed and injured during the recent shooting at Oxford High School.Scott Olson / Getty Images
An investigation by The Washington Post newspaper found that, of the 105 school shootings committed by minors from 1999 to 2018, in which the origin of the weapon was identified, in 84 cases the weapons were obtained from the children's homes, or from a relative, or from a friend's house.
In only four of those cases did the adult gun owners receive criminal charges for failing to keep the guns in safe places.
Danny Cevallos, a legal analyst at our sister network NBC News, said charges against parents in cases like these "
are not particularly common,
" but have precedent in Michigan.
Cevallos mentioned the 2018 case,
People v.
, in which the Michigan Court of Appeals charged a man with involuntary manslaughter after allowing his children access to a weapon.
The defendant's 9-year-old son was fatally shot by his 10-year-old sister in November 2015, after he found a shotgun in an "easily accessible location in their home."
Cevallos said the charges were a "good strategic choice only because, as recently as 2018, a similar theory of liability was confirmed."
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"They have a clear path to a conviction, if they have the evidence," Cevallos said.
"Is it the beginning of a new era of holding parents accountable for the killings of their children? Maybe."
In this case, police believe that the 9mm Sig Sauer gun used in the shooting was purchased by the suspect's father days earlier.
McDonald said at a press conference on Friday that it was indeed purchased for the son and that he was present at the time of purchase.
The pistol was kept "unsecured in a drawer" at the Crumbleys' home, he said.
He added that the boy's teacher saw that he was looking for ammunition on the internet on his phone and alerted the school authorities
, but when they tried to contact his mother, it was impossible to locate her.
Under Michigan law, parents of a child violating firearm laws on school property or in a school vehicle can be held criminally liable if they knew of the child's intentions or encouraged his actions.
[The young man arrested for the shooting in Michigan recorded a video where he expresses his intention to kill his companions]
Instead of contacting the school, Jennifer Crumbley allegedly texted her son:
I'm not mad at you.
You have to learn not to get caught
. "
On the day of the shooting, another professor said he saw the suspect pulling out a gun and bullet with the words "Blood all over it," "Help me," and "My life is useless," McDonald said.
The parents were called to the school.
"The idea that a parent can read those words and also know that their child has access to a weapon that they have given themselves is inconceivable. It is a crime," McDonald said.
Defenders of the law hail the charges as "a step in the right direction"
The weapons used in school shootings often come from the home of a relative.
In 45% of the incidents with attackers in schools who are under 18 years of age in which the origin of the weapon was identified, 74% obtained the pistol at their home or that of their relatives or friends, according to the defense group gun control Everytown.
According to Giffords,
Michigan owners are not required to lock guns.
Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, a group that seeks to end gun violence in America, said: "If this kid hadn't had access to a gun, chances are there wouldn't have been a shooting at the school." .
"Parents certainly played a role in buying the semi-automatic pistol on Black Friday, and then allowing their child easy access to it," he said.
"It is important that all gun owners know that the responsibility falls on them, to protect their families, and their communities, by safely keeping their firearm," said Watts.
Murder, terrorism charges levied on teenager who shot Oxford school
Allison Anderman, Giffords chief counsel and local policy director, called the allegations a "
move in the right direction."
"Parents, and everyone, should store their guns responsibly. Let's not forget that Adam Lanza's mother received the ultimate punishment for not securing her gun," he said, citing the Sandy Hook school shooter.
"Her son took her guns and killed her with them. I don't know what people need to hear to change their behavior."
Michigan Sen. Rosemary Bayer, in whose district the Oxford school is located, introduced a bill in the state legislature in June that seeks to hold parents responsible if they fail to secure firearms.
According to that bill, if a minor obtains a weapon and uses it to injure or kill others,
the adult would face up to five years in prison.
"This type of bill specifically tries to ensure that children do not have access to guns and reduces the number of times children use them to shoot," Bayer told our sister network NBC News.
[Students who survived the Michigan shooting say the shooter posed as a police officer]
Bayer supported the allegations by saying: "We must start holding people accountable for what their children do. This is not a toy."
Bayer said the entire state of Michigan has been shocked by the shooting.
"The fear, the fact that we see it as a wave that is sweeping across our state. This is not just a local shock, it's really scary. We have to act. We are way behind," Bayer said.
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