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Vetrazzo to Bring New Products and Initiatives to KBIS 2014
Tate, GA – Vetrazzo©, a division of Polycor, Inc., returns to KBIS this year, the premier kitchen and bath industry event held in Las Vegas. Visitors to booth #N152 will see a variety of products from Polycor, the largest and most diversified granite and marble group in North America, as well as Vetrazzo, its recycled glass division.
• Polycor Products — Polycor, Inc., Vetrazzo's parent company, will debut its new soapstone product offering, the result of a recent aquisition of the Alberene Soapstone Company in Schulyer, VA. With this investment and acquisition, Polycor brings American Soapstone back to the North American market. Soapstone offers an elegant and sophisticated choice for interior-design elements including countertops, tiling, and radiant flooring. It is also primed for exterior applications such as patios and pool surrounds. In addition to boasting aesthetic qualities, soapstone's technical properties make it an ideal specification for these applications. These properties include impenetrability, bacteria resistance, and outstanding thermal properties.
• Vetrazzo Introductions — Vetrazzo recycled glass surfaces will also be on exhibit in the booth. Comprising 100% recycled glass from sources such as beer bottles and jars, Vetrazzo products are available in 26 colorations. New to the Vetrazzo offering is the Coastal Collection in Amethystos, Bretagne Blue, Emerald Coast and Umbo White.
• New Brand– Pierre Habitat, a new Polycor brand, will be introduced at KBIS 2014. This artisanal collection of door knobs and pulls is created by reusing scrap material from the manufacturing processes of Vetrazzo and Polycor products. Ten designs will be available in eight metal finishes. Designs will be available in the 26 Vetrazzo colors as well as in five white marble, two black limestone and four Canadian granite looks. Polycor will also custom manufacture Pierre Habitat hardware pieces from sink cut-outs provided by the customer.
"At Polycor Vetrazzo, we aim to mitigate the inherent impact of product manufacturing on the environment and our local communities," says Chad Rosen, Vice President Sales, Polycor Vetrazzo. "We can show that re-using and recycling manufactured materials not only benefits our world, but also results in beautiful, functional surfaces and accessories."
• Best of KBIS — Pierre Habitat is entered into the Best of KBIS 2014, the annual competition that showcases the best of the kitchen and bath industry. Winners of Best of KBIS are selected based on functionality, quality/durability, flexibility, aesthetics/style and innovation. Pierre Habitat will be on the display wall in the Best of KBIS booth. The competition will be judged by Modenus BlogTour participants.
• Habitat for Humanity – Show attendees, media and fellow exhibitors can stop by booth N#152 to get their free gift – a bottle of wine — in support of Vetrazzo's ongoing partnership with Habitat for Humanity. The partnership has resulted in a recycling program that collects glass at tradeshows and other events to create custom building materials.The finished materials are then donated to individual local Habitat chapters. Show attendees are encouraged to enjoy the wine and then bring the empty bottles back by the end of the show. All bottles collected will be turned into a beautiful 9' x 5' slab of 100% recycled material and donated to the Las Vegas chapter of Habitat for Humanity.
About Vetrazzo
Vetrazzo® is a recycled glass surface comprised of 100% recycled glass. From architectural to art glass, to beer bottles and jars, each surface mix is a signature blend of color and life that tells a story. Vetrazzo® was invented by a passionate glass scientist in 1996 in Berkeley, California – back when "green" was just a color. In 2010, Vetrazzo was acquired by Polycor Inc, the largest and most diversified fully-integrated granite and marble group in North America. Vetrazzo is manufactured at Polycor's Georgia Marble plant in Tate, Georgia. Visit www.vetrazzo.com for more information.
About Polycor
Polycor Inc. is the most diversified and largest fully-integrated granite and marble group in North America, providing natural stone solutions since 1987. As the owner of over 25 quarries and five fabrication plants, it produces 1.5 million cubic feet of rough blocks per year. Its products are taken from quarries to slabs, tiles, mosaic, architectural stone, curbs and landscaping products. Polycor's mission is to promote natural stone of North America by enhancing architectural, commercial projects as well as residential spaces. Visit www.polycor.com for more information.


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File photo of a Texas license plate (Pixabay Stock Photos)
Texas Board Rejects Confederate Group's Latest License Plate
By Associated Press Austin
PUBLISHED 2:48 PM CT Dec. 07, 2018 PUBLISHED December 7, 2018 @2:48 PM
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles has denied a Confederate group's latest attempt to create a specialty license plate celebrating Confederate soldiers.
Board voted 5-3 against design
Agriculture commissioner backs plate
Recent design similar to an existing plate
The department's board voted 5-3 Thursday to reject the license plate design proposed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans, which features a rebel soldier carrying a Texas regiment's special flag at a Civil War battle. The plate was backed by Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller, who said "there's no profit in hiding our history."
The decision marks the second time the board has rejected the group's specialty plate, following a denial of a Confederate battle flag design that was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2015.
The recent design was criticized as looking similar to an existing plate that raises money for the Texas Bicycle Coalition Education Fund.

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Q: image and text not aligning properly in twitter tweet timeline using php code am trying to  retrieve the timeline of my twitter home page using php code .when i try to reproduce the timeline the profile pic and tweet text is not aligned properly. when i use float left in the image tag some of the tweets are aligned properly but some of them are misaligned.i am unable to attach the screenshot.i dont want to use javascript.can someone let me know what mistake am making.
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Charter Spectrum internet and cable service plans and packages review
Cable TV and Internet
Best Affordable Cable TV
Charter Spectrum, or Charter Communications, is one of the biggest private internet and cable providers in the United States. The company has had a rocky past, but it has managed to bounce back in recent years to provide Americans with quality internet access. Through the company's Spectrum Internet service, millions of Americans now have a multitude of options available in regards to their internet connections and cable television subscriptions.
In 2009, the company actually had to declare bankruptcy after racking up more than $8 billion in debt. The company had to sell a lot of its assets to stay afloat, and hundreds of employees had to be laid off. Fortunately, the company was able to recover, and it was ready to serve more than 6.8 million customers across 29 states. Shortly after its recovery, the company employed more than 21,000 people.
In 2013, the company's growth skyrocketed when it made several acquisitions. The company acquired Optimum West from Cablevision. Charter Spectrum spent more than $1.6 billion to purchase the company, which is used to expand its influence in the west. In 2016, the company acquired Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, which it bought for a whopping $71.4 billion. This officially made Charter Spectrum the third largest cable television network in the United States. Now, the company serves more than 25 million customers across 41 states, and it has become a force to be reckoned with in the telecommunications market. The company is currently the second largest cable service providers in the United States, right behind Comcast. It is also the fifth largest residential telephone service provider in the country.
Charter Communications provides highly reliable internet connections through its Spectrum Internet service. Depending on the location, necessary internet subscriptions will usually include internet connections with speeds of up to 30 megabits per second. Higher rates are of course available through more top-tier plans. Internet connection speeds for these more top-tier plans could go as high as 100 megabits per second in some areas. For some residents, Charter Spectrum may be the only cable internet provider that is available in town. This means that residents are often left with choosing between getting a DSL connection, subscribing to a wireless internet plan, or going for the company's Spectrum Internet service.
Compared to the DSL and wireless, cable internet connections are significantly faster concerning maximum download speeds. The coaxial cable wires that are being used to bring cable internet access to residents is able to support much larger bandwidths than the copper wires used for standard DSL. Given the fact that most of the homes and business establishments in major cities already have coaxial cable lines running into them, the company's coverage is relatively extensive. Cable connections are also relatively much more robust and are less vulnerable to outages when compared to DSL.
The company's increased coverage can also be attributed to its multiple acquisitions as subscribers of companies such as Bright House and Time Warner have now been placed under the Charter Spectrum brand. Taking over these companies' existing cable networks has also allowed the company to reach even more locations than ever before. Charter Spectrum is expected to dramatically increase its cable infrastructure in rural areas throughout the coming years.
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has required the company to extend its service to at least two million more customers in the next couple of years. This requirement was put in place as a stipulation as a result of the recent acquisition of Time Warner Cable.
Compared to the services that it had been offering its customers in the past, Charter's Spectrum Internet services have been upgraded to take advantage of new technologies that have gradually made their services more reliable and faster than ever. In most areas, the company's internet service now utilizes a hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) network, which basically combines the best features of both cable and fiber optics.
The technology essentially involves the use of fiber optic cables to send signals at the speed of light to individual hubs spread across different areas. Regular coaxial wires are then used to distribute the bandwidth to various households and businesses within these areas. Compared to regular cable service, this technology allows cable internet providers to offer much faster internet speeds that couldn't be otherwise achieved. In some regions, speeds of up to 300 megabits per second may be achievable. The only disadvantage of cable subscriptions is that they are in fact based on a shared connection. Neighborhoods and different areas basically share just one link, which means that if there are too many users that are online at the same time, internet connection speeds may fluctuate.
DSL, on the other hand, is a dedicated type of connection, which means that internet speeds are more consistent. However, due to the significantly higher bandwidth capacities, most users probably will not notice a drop of 10 to 20 megabits per second on a fast 100 megabits per second connection. Because of the recent acquisitions, Charter Spectrum's service quality and overall performance will significantly vary from state to state. However, the company is working to consolidate all of its resources so that it can provide the same quality service across the country.
Charter Spectrum's basic internet-only plan is usually priced at around $49.95 per month. This already includes an internet connection with speeds of up to 60 megabits per second. These types of speeds should be more than enough for three or more users who typically use their internet connections for medium to heavy online activities such as HD video streaming and online multi-player gaming. In most areas, the company doesn't indeed impose a mandatory monthly data cap. This is a massive advantage for those who want stream movies and shows all day long.
Having a monthly data cap is usually a deal breaker for most subscribers. Other internet providers such as Comcast and AT&T will have a strictly imposed monthly data cap of around 1 terabyte per month depending on the type of plan. Users who exceed their monthly allocated data will have their connections severely throttled down. The speeds are then returned to normal after their billing cycle rolls over. Fortunately, this won't be an issue with Charter Spectrum.
Another significant advantage of going for a Charter Spectrum Internet plan is that the company currently doesn't impose any form of a contract for its necessary internet-only plans. This type of procedure should be perfect for students, renters, transients, and other individuals who want to avoid any kind of lock-in contract. It has to be noted that cable internet connections are a bit more expensive than standard DSL subscriptions. Charter's advertised monthly rates are also only good for the first year of the relationship.
The $44.95 per month price for the basic plan, for example, will increase to $64.99 per month once the one-year discount expires. Despite its slightly higher monthly rates, cable internet does offer twice the speeds of regular DSL connections. Getting a cable internet connection is also the only option, apart from fiber optics, to stream high-resolution content such as 4K Ultra HD videos from services such as Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu. Paying an extra $10 or $20 should be well worth it for people who want to avoid unwanted buffering of their videos.
Aside from offering internet service, Charter Spectrum currently has a wide array of different facilities including satellite television, cable television, and residential telephone subscriptions. The company provides most of these services through different packages that are priced quite competitively. The company has recently been working on simplifying their bundled offerings with reduced add-on fees and easy installation.
One of the most popular bundles that are being offered by the company is its Triple Play Select Package, which does give customers a lot of value for their money. The bundle includes a high-speed internet connection with speeds of up to 60 megabits per second, a flexible cable television subscription, and a residential telephone line. The company is currently offering this plan at just $89.97 per month for the first year. After the first year is done, the price jumps up to $149.97 per month. The monthly rate, especially in the second year, may be too expensive for most, but it has to be noted that the services that are included are quite substantial. For one, the cable television subscription that is part of the package does contain more than 125 channels. These channels include local, national, and international channels, such as MTV, ESPN, CNN, MTV, and the Weather Channel. The plan also consists of a DVR recorder that will be able to record up to 21 HD movies.
Considering that there are currently no data caps to speak of, customers can literally enjoy the best of both worlds when it comes to their video consumption. Subscribers will have the option of either watching their favorite shows on their television sets or view them online using different video streaming services. The residential telephone line that is included in the package also allows customers to call long-distance telephone numbers without any limitations.


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'Shaft' Criterion Collection Blu-Ray Review
Similar to the 'Double Indemnity' release from a few weeks ago, Criterion are once again treating us to a bumper 2-disc special edition, albeit for a fairly hefty price tag. This gorgeous release of the iconic blaxploitation crime thriller 'Shaft' might be expensive but once you factor in the stunning artwork, glorious 4K restoration, and incredible selection of special features, the burn in your wallet won't sting quite as much.
Based on the novel by Ernest Tidyman, and directed by Gordon Parks, 'Shaft' follows private detective John Shaft (Richard Roundtree) as he gets caught up in a kidnapping case involving Harlem gangsters, the mob, a black militant group, and the police. Somehow in the middle of all this he still finds time to be a sex machine to all the chicks.
From the moment Richard Roundtree struts on screen, soundtracked by Isaac Hayes's majestic funk theme song, a new icon of cinema was born. A private detective in the same mould as Sam Spade or Philip Marlowe, playing by his own rules, beholden to no person or institution. Doesn't matter if it's the cops or the mafia, John Shaft takes no shit from anyone. When the crime boss who hires him sends two goons to corral him, he throws one of them out a window, all the while looking immaculately cool in his tan turtle-neck sweater.
The action scenes however are the weakest part of the film, but Gordon Parks more than makes up for this with his evocative photography of New York City. Those real 1970s locations capture what a completely different world that was to the city we see today, and the new 4K restoration looks absolutely incredible. There are a few frames throughout which were evidently unable to be restored, but they serve to show just how well the rest of it has been cleaned up.
Peppered with great dialogue, the gritty nostalgia of a bygone NYC, one of the most recognisable scores in film history, and a star-making turn from Richard Roundtree, 'Shaft' is an undeniable blast. Sure, it might seem dated to modern eyes, but I think we can all agree that there isn't a single film which wouldn't be improved by a funky theme tune telling us all about the main character. You're damn right.
Now onto the supplementary features, which kick off in style with 'Revisiting Shaft' – a brand new documentary exclusive to this release, featuring Rhea L. Combs, Racquel J. Gates, and Shana Redmond discussing the film. This also features excerpts from archival interviews with director Gordon Parks. 'Soul in Cinema: Filming Shaft on location' is a terrific little short programme shot on location and in the recording studio during the production of Shaft in 1971. There's some great footage of Gordon Parks directing Richard Roundtree on set.
There is an interview with Richard Roundtree in London from 2010, and a 1974 episode of French television with Isaac Hayes discussing the creation of his legendary soundtrack for 'Shaft'. There's also a brand-new interview with costume designer Joseph G. Aulisi, touching on his collaborations with Gordon Parks, and the origins of John Shaft's iconic style.
'The Soul Sound' is another exclusive programme for this release, which sees music scholar Shana Redmond exploring the soul traditions in Isaac Haye's score. The first disc is rounded off with a selection of original promo spots and trailers for the film.
Onto disc two, which includes 'Shaft's Big Score!' the sequel from 1972, reuniting Richard Roundtree, Gordon Parks, and writer Ernest Tidyman. 'Listen to a Stranger: An Interview with Gordon Parks' is a 20 minute interview made after the production of Shaft's Big Score! featuring Gordon Parks reflecting on his youth, his career, and the meaning of success.
'A Complicated Man: The Shaft Legacy' is a three part series from 2019 directed by Constantine Nasr, and features interviews with Richard Roundtree and Samuel L. Jackson among many others.
'John Shaft and the Black Detective Tradition' is another brand new programme exclusive to this Criterion release, featuring scholar Kino Nishikawa and writer Walter Mosley discussing the evolution of black pulp fiction, and how the black detective fits in to the world of the noir detective.
The set finishes up with 10 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage shot on the set of 'Shaft's Big Score!' and the original trailer.


So, you've caught your bucket list fish — the catch of a lifetime! Now, it's time to capture this moment of greatness and a lifetime of bragging rights amongst fellow anglers! If it wasn't photographed, did it ever really happen?
In order to make sure you've got the best looking proof of that catch, follow these tips and your photo will be flawless.
Use A Decent Camera: Most phones will take a really good photo these days, and a camera of five megapixels or more will work! Just make sure the lens is clean of any smudges or fish slime, oh, and ensure it's charged!
Always Shoot Towards Your Shadow: It's easy to snap a quick pic after you've landed a trophy catch and to not even take time to think of your lighting. When in doubt, always shoot towards your shadow with the light at your back for vibrant images.
Create Interesting Angles: Stand up on the deck, tower, cooler, or lay on the floor. Creating different angles for your fishing photos adds a little depth of field and gives you a different look and feel than your standard fishing pictures.
Tight lines and great fish pics!


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Posted on January 4, 2023 by gaurav soin
IIIT Lucknow Opens PhD Admission for January 2023
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Lucknow, an Institute of National Importance, has announced PhD Admission for January 2023.
PhD Admission is available at the following levels:
Self Financed Full Time Research Scholars
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ASPIRING STUDENTS In HIGHER ACADEMICS (ASHA)
Engineering (Computer Science/Information Technology): Cryptography and Network Security, Hardware Security, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Distributed Systems, Parallel Computing, Image Processing, Machine Learning, Wireless Sensor Networks, Internet of Things, Database Management.
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Key Dates: The closing date for submission of application is 06 January 2023.
List of Shortlisted candidates to be displayed on 10 January 2023.
For exact details about eligibility conditions, how to apply and other details, the candidates should refer the Admission Notification, uploaded on the official website of IIIT Lucknow.
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As I mentioned, I've got breakfast on the brain now that summer break is here and we have more time on our hands. One of my 8-year old's favorite breakfast requests is pancakes. Needless to say, I see myself flipping many batches throughout the summer.
Generally, if I have buttermilk, I make these irresistible buttermilk pancakes, which even the little one has grown to love (the tang, though subtle, took a little getting used to for him). When I only have milk, I make a classic, which involves whipping egg whites and separately folding them in for a fluffy texture. Those pancakes are terrific but I've been looking for a recipe for light, tender pancakes that don't require that extra step. Not that it's a huge hassle but - given the option - why not do away with extra dishes and having to remember to separate the eggs when they're cold, whipping the whites when they're room temperature and all that, first thing in the morning. And that's how we come to today's recipe.
I think I found what I've been looking for! A recipe for tender plain pancakes without the need for folding in egg whites. The secret ingredient in these pancakes is...potato starch!
I found the recipe in Gale Gand's Brunch! and it's credited to a woman named Ina Pickney, who apparently specializes in breakfasts. She calls these pancakes "Heavenly Hots" and I understand why after tasting them. The explanation behind adding potato starch (which is much like cornstarch) is that it helps soften the texture of the wheat flour, because it holds liquids differently, so that you end up with a finer, more tender pancake. Supposedly, the use of potato starch is one of the secrets behind Krispy Kreme doughnuts!
Though I haven't tried it, I've heard of including cornstarch to create a soft, fluffy, tender cookie so maybe this is much the same idea. Another cookbook I read recently said that the use of cornstarch and cocoa powder was done way back in Victorian times to create a finer cake crumb. I wonder why the habit went out of style but these pancakes have convinced me that there's definitely something to it! Some people say vinegar or lemon juice also helps make a tender pancake. I've made whole wheat pancakes using lemon juice but those were not as good as these. I'd love to hear it if you have any insight!
I highly recommend giving these pancakes a try - they're easy to make and turn out light and tender. I am officially inducting them into my family's pancake rotation. It's hard to believe that not very long ago, I only made pancakes from a box!
Here's the most important thing you need for these pancakes: potato starch. I bought a bag just for this pancake experiment and it paid off big time. Luckily, potato starch is fairly inexpensive and I now have plenty to make many batches of pancakes. You can also use it as a thickener, much like cornstarch, for soups and gravies. I'll be experimenting!
The potato starch doesn't totally replace the wheat flour. It's basically a ratio of 2 parts all-purpose flour to 1 part potato starch. It does the trick nicely. There's also a lot of baking powder in the batter to give it lift and I find it's best to use/cook the bubbling batter right away. Don't let it sit around.
Next time I make these pancakes (and that would be very soon), I plan to try it with melted butter instead of the 2 tablespoons of canola oil that the recipe specifies. I'm usually happy to use oil over butter but I think a little butter adds great flavor and richness to pancakes. Particularly if you eat pancakes simply with maple syrup, I think some butter in the pancakes themselves work very nicely. With the canola oil, the pancakes have a mild flavor but that works nicely if you plan to cook the pancakes in butter (I use cooking spray) or serve them with some butter or other flavorful toppings. Texture wise, they are nice and tender.
While the pancake batter expands and puffs up thanks to the baking powder and might look like a lot, the recipe only makes about 8-10 three to four-inch pancakes so consider doubling the recipe in a great big bowl.
Update (July 11, 2013): Just following up to say that I've made these pancakes again and tried the recipe using melted butter instead of canola oil. The butter really added a lot of flavor and richness. You might be sitting there, thinking "duh!" but I had to try it and compare. After doing so, I'd say that if you are not concerned about your butter consumption, we do prefer these (and other) pancakes with melted butter instead of oil. I use between 2 to 2 1/2 tablespoons of melted butter in place of the 2 tablespoons of canola oil in the recipe. You really get a lot of mileage with that in terms of added flavor. These tender, fluffy pancakes will make its way to our breakfast (and dinner) table often!
From Ina Pickney of Chicago via Gale Gand's Brunch!
Whisk flour, potato starch, sugar, salt, and baking powder together in a medium mixing bowl. In a separate bowl or measuring cup, combine the milk with the egg and oil (or melted butter) using a whisk or fork. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry and stir together with a wooden spoon. Do not over-mix; you want plenty of lumps. The batter will bubble up and look foamy as the baking powder becomes activated. Use the batter to cook pancakes immediately.
Grease griddle with a little butter or cooking spray. Ladle about 3 tablespoons of pancake batter onto the griddle and cook until bubbles form on the surface and the underside is lightly golden brown. Flip the pancake and cook for another minute or so.
Serve immediately. If necessary, place pancakes on a plate in a 200 degree oven to keep warm. These pancakes are great with maple syrup, butter, jam, or Nutella (why not!).
Yum! Those look like absolutely perfect pancakes, Monica! I would have never thought to use potato starch - thanks for sharing!
Those pancakes look PERFECT, Monica! Just fluffy enough for me. Who would've guessed potato starch was the secret? Amazing!
I know life gets too busy. When I first decided to "make time" for family breakfasts, it stressed me out a little...but then it became normal and it naturally happens all the time now. I'd never bought potato starch before but now I'm glad. Hope you try this.
Thanks Anne but I can't take any credit. Ina (not that one but Ms. Pickney of Chicago) somehow cracked the code on this one. I'm sure there are other ways to get the same result but this impressed me.
Potato Starch! I would have never guessed.. going to try this and possibly cornstarch too. I can never have too many pancakes! These look fantastic!
Would love to know if/how it works with cornstarch if you try it.
this is SO interesting: potato starch, you say! I'm completely going to try these; i probably live in a perpetual state of trying to find the perfect pancake on some level. :) and it gives me a good reason to add potato starch to the pantry.
Shannon - this was a library cookbook find. I was checking out and saw a "Brunch!" book on the return cart...asked for it and here we are. I was intrigued by the potato starch, too. I've seen it in other cake recipes and wondered...and like I said, I've heard others rave about cornstarch in cookies.
These pancakes look so soft!
Thanks, Angie. They came out soft and tender w/o whipped egg whites.
These pancakes look delicious, Monica! As a matter of fact, I recently tried out a cookie recipe that used cornstarch and boy did it do the trick! Nice, soft, and tender -- just like you said. I'm sure potato starch would be just as great in pancakes. What a great idea!
I've been wondering about the cornstarch...wonder why it went out of fashion since it seems like the old recipes used to use it (but what do I know). Does the cornstarch make the cookie cake-like though? I like a soft but chewy cookie for the most part when it comes to, say, choc chip.
Such a cool idea! I've never tried potato starch before. I wonder what other recipes it could work with!
These pancakes look so soft. It's interesting to know you add potato starch. I will need to try this one as my daughter loves pancakes and every morning she eats it ( the pre packaged ). I would love to make fresh pancakes which are soft and fluffy like these!
Hi Asmita - not very long ago, I made pancakes from the box. Once you make them from scratch, there's no going back. I like these pancakes as well as a buttermilk and another classic one I have in my index. My son loves pancakes (with bacon) for breakfast.
I hate having to whip eggs just for pancakes also, so I'm so glad you posted these! Now breakfast can be on the table in even less time!
I use potato starch instead of corn starch for Japanese cooking. I can't believe that's a secret ingredient in pancakes. I am going to try this as soon as I get a chance in the US!


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What's Microsoft Identity Manager & Compare to Azure AD Connect
What's Microsoft Identity Manager & Compare to Azure AD Connect [MiniTool Wiki]
Microsoft Identity Manager Version History
Codeless Provisioning of Microsoft Identity Manager
Microsoft Identity Manager vs Azure AD Connect
What Is Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM)?
Microsoft Identity Manager, also called Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) or Microsoft Forefront Identity Manager, is a state-based identity management software aimed to manage users' digital identities, credentials, as well as groupings throughout the lifecycle of their membership of an enterprise computer system.
Forefront Identity Manager integrates with Microsoft Active Directory (AD) and Microsoft Exchange Server to offer identity synchronization, certificate management, user password resetting, as well as user provisioning from a single interface.
MIM is part of the Microsoft Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform product line. It superseded MS Identity Lifecycle Manager (ILM) and was known as ILM 2 during the development.
1. Identity Lifecycle Manager 2007
ILM 2007 was created by merging Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 (MIIS) and Certificate Lifecycle Manager (CLM).
2. Forefront Identity Manager 2010
FIM 2010 takes advantage of the Windows Workflow Foundation concept and utilizes transactional workflows to manage and propagate changes to a user's state-based identity. This is in contrast to most of the transaction-based competing products that don't have a state-based element. Administrators can not only create workflows with the web-based graphical user interface (GUI) of the ILM 2 portal but also include more complex workflows designed outside of the portal by importing XAML files.
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3. Forefront Identity Manager 2010 R2
FIM 2010 r2 (Release 2) was released in June 2012. It has the extra capabilities listed below.
Improved self-service password reset that supports all current web browsers.
Improved reporting engine via the System Center Service Manager and MS SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
Improved performance, simplified deployment & troubleshooting, better documentation, and more language support.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) through the acquisition of BHOLD
A WebServices Connector to connect to SAP ECC 5/6, Oracle PeopleSoft, and Oracle eBusiness.
4. Microsoft Identity Manager 2016
MIM 2016 is built on the identity and access management capabilities of Forefront Identity Manager, both assist to manage the users, credentials, policies, as well as access within your organization. Besides, MIM 2016 adds a hybrid experience, privileged access management capabilities, and support for new platforms.
Upgrade from FIM 2010 R2 to MIM 2016 >>
5. Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 SP2
MIM 2016 service pack 2 is a rollup of existing hotfixes since MIM 2016 SP1. It also introduces the option to configure the use of Group Managed Service Accounts (GMSA) for Microsoft Identity Manager Synchronization Service and Microsoft Identity Manager Service. Moreover, MIM 2016 SP2 allows MIM to be deployed with other updated platform software.
Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 licensing and downloads >>
Forefront Identity Manager introduces the concept of "codeless provisioning" that enables administrators to create objects in any connected data source without writing any code in one of the .NET framework languages.
The code-less provision offered by MIM should support most of the simple to medium complexity scenarios for account lifecycle management. FIM fully honors existing MIIS implementations and supports "traditional" coded provisioning side-by-side with codeless provisioning methods.
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What is cmdlet? What are the frequently used terms of cmdlet? What are the common cmdlet commands and how to use them? Learn more in this article.
In general, Azure Active Directory (AD) Connect is based on MIM and they share a lot of codes, UI, and behavior. Yet, they are still different.
The primary component of Azure AD Connect is Sync, which is the reference when people say "Azure AD Connect". While, the primary component of MIM is the synchronization service. Although the two are functionally similar and most of what can be done in Azure AD Connect can be done in MIM, they are different in architecture.
The biggest difference in architecture is that most of that in MIM isn't supported in Azure AD Connect, which is designed as a wizard-driven tool to meet the requirements of specific scenarios.
Present in Microsoft Identity Manager But Not in Azure AD Connect
A portal for managing users and groups, running workflows, as well as offering self-service features like group management, password reset, and white pages.
Microsoft Identity Manager certificate management.
The ability to receive passwords from AD and send them to other systems using Password Change Notification Service (PCNS).
Present in Azure AD Connect But Not MIM
The ability to receive Azure AD password changes and feed them to AD.
The ability to flow AD password hashes to Azure AD.
Authentication services either via federation or its passthrough authentication agent.
An agent that is able to provision AD with WorkDay users (though MIM can be made to do this)
The Rules Editor application.
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In Active Directory, what does authorization? Kerberos, RADIUS, LDAP, TACACS+, or SAML? Do you know what is Active Directory? Answer your questions here!
Synchronization Comparison
Microsoft Identity Manager is designed as a generic tool to sync sources of identity data such as users and groups. It's highly flexible but does nearly nothing out of the box. MIM requires lots of configuration to do anything useful and generally code as well.
Azure AD Connect is based on MIM and likes MIM in many aspects. However, it is configured in a completely different way. Much of it is able to be configured through a wizard. Most of the rest is configured by a rules editor and rules that are quite different from anything you may see in MIM.
Both Microsoft Identity Manager and Azure AD Connect are capable of importing or exporting identity data from or to just about any data source and anything else isn't supported. Yet, Azure AD Connect is aimed to connect all your AD forests and your (single) Azure AD tenant.
As for syncing identity data, MIM can handle many more scenarios than Azure AD Connect including many on-premises systems and even cloud systems.
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Hervey Bay is unique in that we get many oceanic pelagic species that come up onto the crystal clear sand flats at the top of Fraser Island at times through out the year. One of my favorites are Longtail tuna and I am not aware f any other locations in the country where you can sight cast to longtail tuna as large as 25+kgs in a few metres of water over gin clear flats !
Once hooked these speedsters generally head for deep water with blistering runs !
This one ate a Shimano Ocea Stickbait sight cast in less than 2 metres of water !


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ALTER SEQUENCE groups_group_id_seq RESTART WITH 1;
ALTER SEQUENCE user_invited_to_group_invite_id_seq RESTART WITH 1;
ALTER SEQUENCE images_image_id_seq RESTART WITH 1;
ALTER SEQUENCE albums_album_id_seq RESTART WITH 1;

DELETE FROM album_contains_image;
DELETE FROM albums;
DELETE FROM group_contains_user;
DELETE FROM user_invited_to_group;
DELETE FROM users;
DELETE FROM groups;
DELETE FROM user_picks_profile_image;
DELETE FROM group_contains_image;
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Location: Newberry, MI - Newberry Furnace
The Newberry Furnace was an industrial facility in the village of Newberry, in Luce County. It was active around the turn of the 20th century. The furnace received iron ore and produced iron, both of which were shipped in and out by rail on the DSS&A.
1902. The Michigan Iron Co. Ltd. is the name of the new company that now owns and controls the Newberry Furnace property. the organization of the new company was effected a Detroit this week and articles of association have been filed in Lansing.
The work of tearing down the old charcoalkilns and tramway at the furnace is progressing rapidly. Every available man is being put to work, and te only thing tht is hindering ooperations is the scarcity of labor. Brick for the erection of the new kilns is arriving daily and it is expected by next week a crew of masons will arrive to commence laying brick.
Operations from now on will be rushed with the greatest possible speed and if the plans of thise in charg do not miscarry, the furnace will be ready to go in blast by the first of February. [TDD-1902-1101]
1910. Located on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad, in the town of Newberry, this was a charcoal blast furnace known as the Newberry furnace. In 1910 the furance was acquired by the Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company.
It has been erected for a considerable period and was been in operation off and on for many years. Extensive repairs and alterations were made around 1910 by the LSI&C.
As of 1910, the furnace is 60' high with a 12' bosh; the diameter of the throat is 7' 6" and of the hearth is 7' 6". The height of the hearth is 6'. It is hand filled and has a capacity of 80 tons of pig iron per 24 hours. There are four twyeres, each one of which had a diameter at the end of the blow pipe of 4". About 87 bushels of charcoal or the equivalent of two cords of wood are necessary to meke a ton of pig iron.
Attached to the furnace were two Durham iron pipe stoves, each one of which has 16 pipes. It was the intention to heat the blast to a temperature of 950° F., and use a pressure of 5½ pounds. The blast is furnished by one Nordberg cross compound horizontal engine having a capacity of 10,000 cubic feet. There is also a Weimer blowing engine of 8,000 cubic feet capacity that can be used as a spare. In the boiler house are found 8 horizontal tubular boilers giving a total of 1,200 H. P.
When completed (in 1910) this plant will be equipped so as to get to as great an extent as possible all of the values that are found in the wood. Timber is brought to the company's saw mill and there sawed and such pieces as are of proper grade are sold for building purposes. The refuse from the mill, consisting as it does of odd ends, sides, and slabs too small for sale as lumber, are taken to the company's charcoal ovens for conversion into charcoal, wood alcohol, and calcium acetate.
The old plant (pre-1910) consisted of 54-100-cord brick charcoal kilns. In using these, it takes about 30 days to fill, fire, and turn a beehive charcoal kiln. The entire process was known technically as "turning." These kilns will still be used but only to a limited extent. In fact they will only be used for the using up of the large wood. The new installation consists of 20 retort kilns which are capable of daily carbonizing 160 cords of wood. Such an installation makes this the largest charcoal retort kiln plant in the world. Besides the 20 retort burning kilns there are 40 retorts for cooling, 20 of which are for the hot coals and 20 for the cooler coals. In cold weather it will probably be necessary to operate but the first set of coolers. Each retort is 47' long, 78" wide and 96" high. The volatile gases as they come from the burning of the wood give a light distillate which is essentially wood alcohol and also a heavy distillate. This latter product by further distillation gives tar and a product which, when treated with lime, gives calcium acetate. [IMIM-1910]


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Prior to the arrival of Europeans Argentina was sparsely inhabited. In the north western region of the country the Diaguita inhabited the fringes of the expanding Inca Empire; the Quechua people were in the North, Patagonia was populated by the tribes known as Tehuelches and farther east and north east was where the Guaraní lived.
Juan Díaz de Solís was the first European to land on Argentine soil in 1516, coming from the sea. Buenos Aires first settlement was created by Pedro de Mendoza from Paraguay in 1536 but it was later demolished by the Indians. Then Buenos Aires was established second and last time by Juan de Garay in 1580. Argentina's colonized period brought the country the Spanish language, trading, Catholicism and European traditions.
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After freeing themselves from the rule of the British and the Spanish the Argentine settlers created their own identity and when Spain was conquered by Napoleon the Spanish colonies had no one to answer to. This resulted in the signing of the declaration of independence by the portenos (the people from Buenos Aires) on July 9th, 1816. At this period Argentina was the first independent Latin American country.
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Q: set actionbar icon height to match actionbar height see the problem here, the grey checkbox leaves room from the top and bottom of the action bar:

styles.xml
<resources xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
<style name="CustomActionBarTheme" parent="Theme.Base.AppCompat.Light">
    <item name="android:windowContentOverlay">@null</item>
    <item name="android:actionButtonStyle">@style/ActionButtonStyle</item>
</style>

<!--<style name="ActionButtonStyle" parent="@android:style/Widget.Holo.Light.ActionButton">-->
<style name="ActionButtonStyle" >
    <item name="android:height">@dimen/abc_action_bar_default_height</item>
    <item name="android:layout_height">@dimen/abc_action_bar_default_height</item>
</style>

i set the item like so:
getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.submit_action, menu);

submit_action looks like:
<menu xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto">
    <item android:id="@+id/action_submit"
        android:icon="@drawable/check"
        app:showAsAction="always"  />
</menu>

and finally, attached is the @drawable/check being used.

any idea how i can get the check to fill the actionbar?

A: The reason your icon doesn't fill the ActionBar is due to how the ActionMenuItemView measures the icon.
The ActionMenuItemView invokes a maximum size of 32dp when it sets the bounds for your icon
So, it makes so difference how large your image is, the system will always resize it.

any idea how i can get the check to fill the actionbar?

You should use a action layout for your MenuItem, a check mark icon with no background, and change the background color of the action layout parent as you see fit. Here's an example:
layout
<RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    style="?android:attr/actionButtonStyle"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:background="#e8e8e8"
    android:clickable="true"
    android:contentDescription="@string/cd" >

    <ImageView
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:contentDescription="@null"
        android:scaleType="centerInside"
        android:src="@drawable/ic_action_tick" />

</RelativeLayout>

MenuItem
<item
    android:id="@+id/action_submit"
    android:actionLayout="@layout/your_action_layout"
    android:showAsAction="always"/>

Accessibility
It's important to make sure your MenuItem is accessible. Normally when you long press an item in the ActionBar a short Toast will display the content description for you, but when you're using a custom MenuItem it's up to you to implement this pattern. An easy way to do this is by using Roman Nurik's CheatSheet. If you're unsure how to use it, you should refer to my answer here that goes into much more detail on creating custom MenuItem layouts.
Alternatively
If you want to use that background color for every MenuItem you have, you could create a custom style and apply it using the android:actionButtonStyle attribute. Here's an example of that:
Your style
<style name="Your.ActionButton" parent="@android:style/Widget.Holo.Light.ActionButton">
    <item name="android:background">#e8e8e8</item>
</style>

Your theme
<style name="Your.Theme" parent="@android:style/Theme.Holo.Light">
    <item name="android:actionButtonStyle">@style/Your.ActionButton</item>
</style>

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A: Here's what I do with Icons in Android to get the sizing correct.  You have an existing project with the res/drawable- folders.  You have to put the correct Icon into the correct folder.
Start a new project wizard and when you get to the launcher icon put in the Icon you want to use in your existing project.  finish the wizard.  The wizard will make the various sizes of Icons for you.  Then I manually copy the Icons from the res/drawable-xdpi res/drawable-ldpi etc to the corresponding folder on my existing project.  Delete the new project it is no longer needed.


Baby Bunting and its investors are seeing long-term gains ahead after the retailer makes it through the short-term pain caused by the collapse of its four largest competitors.
The baby goods chain on Friday revealed its net profit for last financial year slumped almost 30 per cent amid "unprecedented times" in which its four specialty competitors - Bubs, Baby Bounce, Baby Savings and Babies R Us - all entered administration and started liquidating stock.
Baby Bunting said competitors' fire sales crimped its own trading, with flat same-store sales, and compressed its profit margins as it matched their discounted prices.
But the company said it was beginning to see the upside from its competitors going out of business, with the market leader enjoying same-store sales growth of almost 10 per cent in the first six weeks of the new financial year.
Baby Bunting gave guidance for 2019 for earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation of between $24 million and $27 million, which would represent growth of 30 to 45 per cent compared to last year, when earnings were down 19 per cent.
The company's shares jumped as much as 35 per cent on the news and closed up 34 per cent at $2.33 - the highest they have traded since February 2017. The stock listed in late 2015 at $1.40 and hit a peak of $3.17 two years ago.
"While negative profit growth is unusual for our business… the difficulties experienced are short-term, and have opened up greater market share opportunities for our business," Baby Bunting chief executive Matt Spencer said.
The company estimated the combined sales of its collapsed competitors totalled $138 million - or about 45 per cent of Baby Bunting's total annual revenue. The largest competitors, the Toys R Us and Babies R Us chain, shut the last of its 45 stores last weekend.
Morgans retail analyst Josephine Little said it appeared Baby Bunting was receiving the windfall from market consolidation earlier than expected.
"It was a victim of its own success, given it was one of the causes of some of its competitors unfortunately having to exit the market, and now there's a big market share opportunity for them," she said.
"There's quite a material earnings catch up on the horizon and hence it's been priced accordingly today."
Baby Buntings' shares entered a slump mid last year amid fears about the arrival of Amazon in Australia and its ability to undercut the company on popular products.
Mr Spencer addressed that on Friday, saying Amazon did not sell 197 of Baby Bunting's top 250 selling products.
And Baby Bunting was cheaper than Amazon on 36 or the 53 products the online retailer did sell, by an average of 17 per cent, he said.
The company will open its 50th store later this year, and with competitors leaving the market, Ms Little said its long-term goal of opening 80 stores now looked more realistic.
Baby Bunting reported net profit after tax of $8.7 million, down 29.1 per cent from a year earlier.
The company declared a dividend fully franked full-year dividend of 5.3¢ a share, down from 7.2¢ last year, paid on September 14.


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Review of the year 2007
Drapers picks its way through the rain and the floods to recall the biggest news stories, influences and trends that made their mark during 2007.
Stories from two extremes kicked off the year. Tales of woe came from Adams Kids owner Myriad Childrenswear, which was put up for sale by Bridgepoint Capital after poor trading, and also from Stead & Simpson, which breached banking covenants. Rumours circulated about tough times at menswear business Speciality Retail Group, while footwear supplier Lambert Howarth was propped up with £13 million to fund turnaround plans.
However, Christmas 2006 did not turn out to be the "worst for 25 years", as the late Seymour Pierce analyst Richard Ratner had predicted. Gift shopping came late, but young fashion chains and department stores reported strong sales. Independents fared less well, with sales flat at best.
Elsewhere, Marks & Spencer kicked off a plan to increase its number of fair trade cotton garments sold each year from 500,000 to 20 million within 18 months.
Separately, Indian textile firm Alok Group bought a controlling stake in value chain QS.
February was characterised by some surprise top-level moves across high street chains. Oasis product director Jane Woolf stepped down from her role at the chain after 16 years, and former Marks & Spencer head of womenswear design Barbara Horspool joined New Look in the newly-created position of trend director.
Adams Kids was rescued by former Stead & Simpson chairman John Shannon, who reportedly paid well under £15m for the 300-store chain. Meanwhile, David Lockyer stepped down as chief executive of Stead & Simpson after a decade with the business, and 39 years in the footwear industry.
The buying season was in full flow by February, but independents at Pure in London and Moda in Birmingham spent cautiously on autumn 07 stock amid concerns about mild weather.
Man of the month was Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley, who pulled off a spectacular feat by floating the discount chain at 300p per share, pocketing £929m in the process.
March also saw the launch of one of the year's most exciting new concepts, as H&M's Cos debuted on London's Regent Street.
The year's crazy weather patterns started here, and just a fortnight after a weekend of blazing sunshine, snow fell and blizzards hit Manchester. Those with winter stock still to clear praised the heavens, but for others the situation was madness.
More bad news followed when respected Sheffield independent Brother 2 Brother went into administration after more than 18 years of trading. Independent department store group Owen Owen also went out of business.
Shoppers hit the streets in April for what some multiples described as the best Easter weekend in several years.
Tesco's chief executive for clothing and hard lines Terry Green decided to remain at the supermarket despite having talks with Marks & Spencer chief executive Stuart Rose about taking a job at the retailer. A bigger pay packet and extra responsibilities at Tesco probably helped Green make his decision.
Primark opened the doors to its London Oxford Street flagship and chaos ensued. Police were brought in to control the stampeding shoppers and a one-in-one-out door policy meant that queues were hours long.
April was another busy month in the footwear sector. Shellys closed its London Oxford Circus store, and the struggling Stead & Simpson was saved with a £30m refinancing deal. Kids' footwear chain Instep went into administration – 10 of its shops were bought by European Sole.
Meanwhile, menswear supply group BMB acquired Swedish brand Melka, along with its 200 UK stockists and 2,000 global accounts.
Another month, another footwear casualty. Clarks announced it was closing its Ravel subsidiary after poor performance.
In the kidswear sector, six-store mini-chain Bratz hit the buffers when it went into administration, blaming high rents.
But in a month of sorry tales, Sir Philip Green ensured some pizzazz with the launch of the Kate Moss for Topshop collection. The range was rumoured to have brought in sales of £3.5m in its first week. New Look retaliated with its own celebrity tie-up in the shape of pop star Lily Allen and her Lily Loves range.
The battle of the value chains continued as Primark overtook Tesco and Asda to gain the second largest share – 8.9% – of the value market, behind Marks & Spencer's 11.4%.
June was a washout after the worst floods in 60 years hit the UK. Retailers across the country were forced to shut up shop and there were astonishing pictures of Sheffield's Meadowhall centre underwater.
While the weather may have been wet, the markets certainly weren't. Chris Ronnie – Mike Ashley's former right-hand man at Sports Direct – teamed up with investment firm Exista to buy Dave Whelan's stake in JJB Sports for £190m.
Meanwhile, Debenhams scored a coup by persuading Ted Baker chief executive Ray Kelvin to create a Designers at Debenhams kidswear collection.
Gresham, Speciality Retail Group's private equity owner, ousted chief executive Adrian Wright, 18 months into their ownership of the business.
But there was better news from Icelandic private equity firm Arev, which rescued designer mini-chain Limeys from administration and drafted in Cruise boss John Heath to run it. Limeys would later merge with Cruise.
Poor weather and interest rate hikes led to one of the worst summer trading periods in years, with frequent rain washing away many of the gains from the season's positive start. With so much rain and flooded town centres, spend was diverted online instead. Online clothing sales were up 56% this month against the previous year, according to internet research group IMRG.
July brought another high-profile independent casualty as Midlands mini-chain Diffusion went into administration. However, the owners rescued the business and pledged to launch G-Star franchise stores in 2008.
The market share battle between supermarkets and department stores heated up. Supermarkets' share rose by 0.9% to 7.4%, and department stores' share fell to 7.3%.
Elsewhere, Icelandic investment firm Baugur acquired a £121m stake in US luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue.
Drapers celebrated its 120th anniversary in August, but the month was more about commiserations than congratulations.
Both fast-fashion chain New Look and womenswear brand Viyella shelved sales of their businesses after failing to achieve prices acceptable to their owners.
Sir Philip Green entered a war of words with ethical campaign groups after Topshop was accused of exploiting factory workers producing its Kate Moss ranges. Green vehemently denied the allegations. Some better news for Green was that his Miss Selfridge chain had returned to profit.
There was movement in the accessories market as handbag brand Radley appointed advisers as a precursor to a sale. Meanwhile, Kurt Geiger pocketed the French Connection and Agent Provocateur footwear licences.
More rescue deals emerged for companies in trouble as outdoor brand Hawkshead was bought out of administration by Regatta and Monserrat owner Kelvin Gill picked up the rights to the Brother 2 Brother name.
September kicked off with one of the most controversial stories of the year, as House of Fraser asked suppliers to contribute to its £50 million rebranding in a bid to reposition itself as an upmarket department store. But the demand was not well received, with suppliers balking at the revised terms. Some womenswear brands said they would seek legal action and a young fashion supplier threatened to pull out of HoF altogether. On a more positive note, HoF bought the rights to womenswear brand Episode to boost its own-label offer.
Etailer Oli smashed its sales target by £1m after racking up sales of £3m in its first three weeks trading.
The month finished as dramatically as it began, with ethical designer Katharine Hamnett telling Drapers she said would not renew her contract with Tesco in 2008, questioning the supermarket giant's dedication to her organic range.
October brought some of the saddest news of the year with the death of Seymour Pierce analyst Richard "Ratty" Ratner following a heart attack.
The House of Fraser saga continued into October, with chairman Don McCarthy hitting back at suppliers, justifying the rebranding terms due to rising rents, rates and utility costs. Baugur, which has a stake in HoF, began plotting its takeover bid for department store Saks Fifth Avenue, marking the investor's biggest strike in the US.
Footwear supplier Lambert Howarth went into administration, while womenswear retailer LK Bennett was put up for sale by founder Linda Bennett.
Primark boss Arthur Ryan quashed rumours about his retirement, pledging to stay at the helm for another four years.
Meanwhile, Westfield Derby shopping centre opened. The £340m scheme featured the debut Lab Boutique store, brainchild of sportswear veteran Mike Guest.
Topshop signed an 80,000sq ft store in New York's SoHo, which is due to open next summer. Arcadia boss Sir Philip Green signalled his intent to move his brand portfolio away from the price-driven value market and into mid-market territory in the spring with overhauls at Dorothy Perkins and Wallis.
House of Fraser acquired young fashion brand Criminal from Baugur. The Criminal wholesale arm was immediately axed.
Private equity firms were busy in November, with 3i buying luxury lingerie label Agent Provocateur, while discount sports etailer M and M Direct drafted in former Tesco Direct boss Steve Robinson as chief executive, after being bought by US private equity firm TA Associates.
At the Drapers Fashion Summit, Marks & Spencer boss Stuart Rose warned retailers not to panic-discount this Christmas. York independent Sarah Coggles picked up three accolades at the Drapers Awards, including Independent Retailer of the Year, and designer Jeff Banks scooped the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Retailers pulled out all the stops to get shoppers through the doors in the run-up to Christmas, with mega days, brand spectaculars and email discount vouchers.
A restructuring of the fashion team at Marks & Spencer resulted in trading director for womenswear, lingerie and girlswear Matt Hudson quitting the business.
Dutch menswear chain Suit Supply debuted in the UK and announced its intent to give Moss Bros a run for its money with plans to open up to 50 stores.
Retail guru David Jones gave retailers food for thought, predicting that online and out-of-town retail would signal the end of high street shopping.
Department store chain Debenhams appointed former George at Asda global managing director Angela Spindler as managing director.
Asos profits slump after 'disappointing' first half
10 April 2019Grace Whelan
Group revenues at Asos were up 14% to £1.3bn for the six months 28 February, but its pre-tax profit fell 29.9% to £4m following heavy investment in technology platforms and logistics.
Indie trade dampened by flooding deluge
19 June 2019Grace Whelan
Independents have been hit by a decline in footfall and loss of sales, as areas of the UK continue to suffer from flooding and severe weather conditions.
Indies' anxiety over 'dead' bank holidays
14 May 2019Isabella Fish
Independents across the UK are worried that a trio of bank holidays falling within five weeks of one another will hit them hard, as many suffer from reduced footfall and sales over the holiday weekends.


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Q: Getting all sentItems folder emails from outlook using C# My app needs to iterate over all sent items and extract the To and CC.
As I understand there are 2 ways to do it:
1. Iterating through all the items like this:
inboxFolder = nameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox) as Outlook.Folder;
inboxItems = inboxFolder.Items;

The problem:
it gets me a single page and not all sent items since the beginning of time.
2. Iterating using table:
    inboxFolder =
    nameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox) as
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    while (!inboxTable.EndOfTable) {
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    }

The problem:
the rows only contain Subject but i need To,CC too
Any help to resolve my use case using either of the methods (or other) would be appreciated.
Thanks


So what happens when you're a wedding planner/stylist and you have to turn your hand to create your own dream wedding?! Well today we are featuring the utterly brilliant wedding of Nat from Jolly Good Wedding, who is also a Mr & Mrs Unique supplier.
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Our wedding was a vision of everything we both love… a fusion of English country living with Indian and Moroccan styling. Our food was Lebanese/Moroccan cuisine, which is our favourite food. We want a relaxed buffet style, where guests can get involved and visualise a food market you would find in Morocco. In a sentence… Chagford meets India!
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A former Chicago television station manager is at the center of a rebellion that could turn the public broadcasting business upside down.
In a move that's sending shockwaves across the country, the main public television station in Los Angeles announced plans last week to drop its affiliation with PBS after more than 40 years and go independent, effective Jan 1.
The man behind the revolt by KCET-TV is its president and chief executive officer, Al Jerome, who served as station manager of WMAQ-Channel 5 for three years (until 1980) and later as president of the NBC Television Station Group. He has headed the flagship public television station in Southern California since 1996.
"If KCET is able to thrive without PBS, this will be a paradigm shift for [public television] which will change our business model forever," predicted Dan Schmidt, president and CEO of Window to the World Communications, parent company of WTTW-Channel 11.
In severing ties to PBS, Jerome told The New York Times that KCET no longer could afford the annual dues of $6.8 million, representing 22 percent of KCET's net operating budget. The fees had jumped 40 percent from 2005 to 2009 and were frozen at that level despite a drop in station revenue, he said. Although the issue had been under discussion for years, the announcement reportedly caught PBS by surprise.
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As a result, viewers will have to look to other public television stations in the L.A. area for such PBS franchises as "Frontline," "Nova," "Masterpiece," "Sesame Street" and "PBS NewsHour." The move will transform KCET into the largest independent public television station in the country. In a message to viewers, Jerome wrote:
"We are confident that KCET will be a success as an independent public television station as we have a track record of producing great local programming . . . We enjoy excellent relationships with our world-class creative community and there will be numerous opportunities for those who want to invest in our rich and diverse community to collaborate with KCET. While it will take time to deliver on the ultimate promise of KCET as an independent station, we will continue to serve our audience with a rich mix of programming, including all the genres we know our viewers love drawn from national and international sources."
Reaction on KCET's website and in published reports was generally negative, with many viewers expressing disappointment and vowing to discontinue their financial support for the station. ("We hope you'll give us a chance," Jerome pleaded.)
No one has been following the story with greater interest than Jerome's counterparts at other financially strained public television stations, including Chicago's Channel 11. In a memo this week to WTTW trustees and staff, Schmidt wrote:
"This will be a very interesting case study for the next couple of years.' The notion of going from the flagship PBS station in the second largest market to an independent is unprecedented.' We will learn a lot from this.' I believe PBS leadership believes KCET will soon learn that, without PBS, they will become a shell of what they are today.' I also believe PBS is concerned about setting a precedent that would lead other stations to demand the same concessions which would be very damaging to the already challenged [public television] business model. If KCET is able to thrive without PBS, this will be a paradigm shift for [public television] which will change our business model forever."
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14-day quarantine will not apply to Schengen zone
France revealed late Sunday night that it would not quarantine travellers arriving from the EU, the Schengen area or Britain due to the coronavirus pandemic, contradicting an earlier announcement that the quarantine would apply to all travellers.
The government has decided to extend a 'state of health emergency' until 24th July to combat the spread of Covid-19, however it will begin to ease lockdown measures from 11th May.
Announcing the extension on Saturday, the government had said that anyone entering France would have to remain in isolation for two weeks, French nationals included.
However, the quarantine rules will not apply to "anyone arriving from the European Union, the Schengen zone or Britain, regardless of their nationality", the presidency said on Sunday.
For French and EU citizens arriving in France from other regions outside the EU, the Schengen area and Britain, "the rules will be announced in the coming days", the presidency added.


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The movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and his contemporaries. One primary influence that led to Cubism was the representation of three-dimensional form in the late works of Paul Cézanne. A retrospective of Cézanne's paintings had been held at the Salon d'Automne of 1904, current works were displayed at the 1905 and 1906 Salon d'Automne, followed by two commemorative retrospectives after his death in 1907.[5] In Cubist artwork, objects are analyzed, broken up and reassembled in an abstracted form—instead of depicting objects from a single viewpoint, the artist depicts the subject from a multitude of viewpoints to represent the subject in a greater context.


Amid the worry accompanying the siege imposed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters on the Syrian Kurdish city of Kobane, Arab criticism and restlessness surfaced despite the heated situation in the city and the fierce fighting on the ground.
This restlessness was frank and rather rude at some points despite all the deaths and the possibilities of relapse in the city.
The peak of this unease and restlessness was voiced via writers, columnists and comments stating that there's an "exaggerated" celebration of the Kurdish female fighters' participation in the battles in Kobane. Those observers commented that this apparent exaggeration in celebrating these female fighters is based on some form of orientalism, God forbid!
Such criticism is being considered as subjective criticism without any Baathist or nationalist suspicions surrounding it. Of course, the city's reality is that it is besieged by complications – the Turkish factor mixed with the Syrian Kurdish factor.
We cannot deny the truth that Kobane is another chapter in Syria's dramatic recent history and that other cities have suffered what Kobane has suffered and that what the Kurds are going through is an extension of their historical suffering that does not diminish others' sacrifices. However, this does not mean that the Kurds are only to fail in their ordeal and will find no one to sympathize with them.
Kobane and its people will not bear the responsibility of the West abandoning the Syrians and leaving them to their fate against a criminal regime and its extremist fighters. What was referred to as an orientalist vision in celebrating the Kurdish female fighters is also a mystification of this very same perspective when those celebrating Kurdish female fighters realized that the environment which produced these fighters has also produced a high rate of honor killings. So when noticing this is apparent orientalism, who said we cannot adopt this from the West? The West is not home to only negative values and when we engage in revolutions and in values linked to freedom and human rights, we don't bring these values from the East.
Those criticizing our orientalism must check Google right away to fight out how many Syrian cities and non-Kurdish Syrian women have been celebrated.
The world is unjustly treating the Syrians by not seriously working to end their ordeal. This is true. But celebrating Kobane did not bring about an orientalist rhetoric but a deep-rooted Baathist and nationalist one. There will be no freedom for us, the Kurds and all other factions in the East unless we get rid of this latter rhetoric just like we hope to get rid of ISIS and of tyrannical regimes.
Diana Moukalled is the Web Editor at the Lebanon-based Future Television and was the Production & Programming Manager with at the channel. Previously, she worked there as Editor in Chief, Producer and Presenter of "Bilayan al Mujaradah," a documentary that covers hot zones in the Arab world and elsewhere, News and war correspondent and Local news correspondent. She currently writes a regular column in AlSharq AlAwsat. She also wrote for Al-Hayat Newspaper and Al-Wasat Magazine, besides producing news bulletins and documentaries for Reuters TV. She can be found on Twitter: @dianamoukalled. This article was first published in AlSharq AlAwsat.
Opinion do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of ARA News.


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