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Q: git checkingout a branch then make that branch to head/master Let's say I made the most recent commit and pushed it to the my private repository, how do you go back to the branch you want to checkout and then push it to the head/master of the repository??
git checkout branch_name

and what command do I have to do to move that branch_name to the master/head ?

A: After commit and push your local changes.use
git fetch
git pull
git checkout {target branch name }
To merge with master
git merge origin / master

A: The HEAD should be in your master branch, and then you have to write:
git merge branch_name

And to go back in your history you should have the hash of the commit you want to go back, and then:
git checkout commit_hash

Here and here you can check the docs for more info.

A: Lets see if i understand you correctly.
If you wish to go back to previous commits you have this answer which explain in details what to do.
How to move HEAD back to a previous location? (Detached head)
If you just want to checkout branch you can simply do:
# checkout the desired branch
git checkout <branch>

If you wish to see all your branches and to checkout one of them:
# Update the repository with the list of all branches and deleted the
# one who were deleted on the remote
git fetch --all --prune

# List all branches in the repository
git branch -a

How to work on several branches simultaneously?
You work simultaneously on more than one branch with the git worktree command.
From git v2.5
git worktree add <new_path>

git worktree will create 2 separate working folders separated from each other while pointing to the same repository.
This will allow you do to any experintals on the enw worktree without having any effect on the repository itself.
Here is a sample on how to create new worktree and what is the result of it:

A: Based on this comment:

Okay, so I checkout my_branch, i add the change and commit it and whenever I do git push origin master, it says everything up to date.. How do I make it so whenever I pull it from the other remote computer, the changes I made pulls?

What you need is a good tutorial, really, but unfortunately there are a lot of bad tutorials and not that many good ones.  I recommend the Pro Git book.  It is a lot to read and digest, though.
For the moment, let's just go through what you have so far and make a few short (I hope) notes on what they do.  Let's start by noting that there are at least two repositories involved here, yours—your clone, that you made with git clone—and the one on some other machine that you access under the name origin.  Pretty much everything you do happens in your clone, except for git push (package up commits from your clone, deliver them to the remote, and ask the remote to change one of its branch names to point to them), and a bit of git fetch (we'll get to this in a moment).
What you have done so far
First:
git checkout my_branch

This tells Git to look up the name my_branch, which we can assume here is an existing branch in your repository.
Assuming this succeeds, Git sets HEAD to point to my_branch.  The name my_branch points to some particular commit, so diagrammatically, we have:
...(some commits)<-o<-o   <-- HEAD->my_branch

where the os represent the commits.  Each commit points back to its parent commit, and my_branch points to the tip-most (right-most) such commit.  Git can then find all the commits by starting from HEAD, seeing that it points to my_branch, seeing where my_branch points (that tip commit), and then following each commit to its parent.
Next, you add/modify some files, maybe remove a file or two, and eventually commit:
...
git add ...
...
git commit

This makes a new commit.  The process of making a new commit works by reading HEAD as usual, finding that it points to my_branch, reading my_branch to find its commit (the current tip of the branch), and then making the new commit out of whatever is in the index/staging area (the stuff you git add-ed above).  As a final step, git adjusts my_branch to point to the new commit.
Let's draw that diagram again, with the new commit in it.  Let's draw the new commit as * instead of just o, so that we can easily see which one it is:
...(some commits)<-o<-o<-*   <-- HEAD->my_branch

So far so good, but all this is strictly in your own repository, so now we get to your question about git push.  Here, things get a little bit complicated.
You ran this:
git push origin master

but we just said, and drew, above, that HEAD points to my_branch and my_branch points to this new * commit.  Where is master in all of this?
Well, we didn't draw it earlier, and I don't have your repository so I have to guess.  But let me guess that master points to the o that used to be the tip of my_branch.  In order to draw this, I can't quite draw arrows any more (they aren't in the character set I have on StackOverflow), so I will just use \:
...(some commits)<-o<-o     <-- master
                       \
                        *   <-- HEAD->my_branch

This is the same drawing as before, except that (1) I had to use two lines and (2) I added the master branch to it.
When you run git push origin master you ask your Git to call up origin's Git and send it some commit(s), namely any commits you have on master that they don't have on master.  But you and they have the same commits on master, so your git says "everything up to date" and stops.
What you have here is a new commit on my_branch.
(Also, the commit before your new one is on both my_branch and master, at least in the drawing I just made.  I don't have your repository, so I am just guessing.  But it is almost certain that some commits are on both branches.  This is something unusual about Git, as compared to other version control systems.  It's important later, and something to keep in mind: commits can be on many branches.  For now, it's just an oddity.)
What else you can do: part 1
So, what can you do to get your new commit onto origin?  One thing you can do is push it under the name my_branch.  If origin has no branch named my_branch, this will create it there.  If origin does have a my_branch, this will attempt to set their my_branch to point to your new commit *—after, of course, first delivering that commit.  Either way:
git push origin my_branch:my_branch

or:
git push origin -u my_branch:my_branch

will try that request.  Their Git can accept or reject the request, and will usually do so on the basis of whether they have a branch named my_branch (and if so, where it points right now).
Note the repetition in my_branch:my_branch.  The name on the left of the colon : character is the branch name in your repository, and the name on the right is the one you are asking them—the Git on the remote named origin—to set.  These two names do not have to be the same!  If they are the same, you can usually just write it once though, and that's what we saw with git push origin master.  You can do this with my_branch too.  I like to include the colon and destination name, at least with new users, since I think it makes what's happening more obvious.
More of what else you can do: part 2
You can also do any of several other things:

*

*make your new commit appear on your master (in one of several ways depending on how your repository looks right now); or

*copy your new commit to another, even-newer commit that you add to your master; or

*ask them (origin) to take your new commit that you have on my_branch and add it to their master.

The last one is equivalent to doing the first one, then doing git push origin master.
How to get your new commit on my_branch onto (your) master
There are two ways to do this, which can do very different things.

*

*git merge: this has two main sub-modes.  It can do a real merge, or it can do what Git calls a fast-forward, which is actually not a merge at all.

*git reset: this has a lot of sub-modes, and is a very sharp tool that can cause a lot of grief if misused.  The mode we will talk about here (but not actually use) is to note that what it does is, in a way, much like the last step git push asks the remote to do.  It tells Git to peel a branch label off of whatever commit it points to now, and instead make it point to some other commit.
Let's look at git reset first, specifically, the "peel off and replace label" operation.  Let's draw that graph yet again, too:
...(some commits)<-o<-o     <-- master
                       \
                        *   <-- HEAD->my_branch

First, we need to make HEAD point to master, which we do with git checkout as usual:
git checkout master

which results in:
...(some commits)<-o<-o     <-- HEAD->master
                       \
                        *   <-- my_branch

Now, suppose we were to run git reset --hard my_branch (let's not actually do it, just look at what it would do if we ran it).  This tells git "peel the current branch label" (read READ => it's master) "off of the o commit it points to now and make it point to the same commit as my_branch".  That is, if we ran this command, we would get:
...(some commits)<-o<-o
                       \
                        *   <-- my_branch, HEAD->master

Note that the label is moved, but nothing else has changed—the commits that are in the repository are all still the same.
git merge
Now let's go back to git merge.  Unfortunately, git merge is a fairly complicated operation when it does a real merge.  Fortunately, the first thing git merge does is to check whether it's a very simple operation.
Assuming the graph we have been drawing all along is accurate, this merge is a simple operation.  In particular, my_branch points to a commit that we can reach by "sliding the label fast forward", against the direction of all the arrows, so that it points to commit *:
...(some commits)<-o<-o
                       \
                        *   <-- my_branch, HEAD->master

This, as it turns out, is the same as what git reset would do, but because git merge first checks to see if this is a safe thing to do, it's the command we probably wanted to use here.
Let's also look at the case where it is not safe, just for completeness.  For instance, suppose we actually have this:
...(some commits)<-o<-o<-o   <-- HEAD->master
                       \
                        *    <-- my_branch

In this case, git merge will do a real merge, while git reset --hard would just throw out the final o commit on master.  We can't slide the label forward, we have to back it up first, so the motion from "where master is now" to my_branch is not a fast-forward, and git merge will do a real merge.
git cherry-pick
Finally, just for completeness, let's look at how to copy the commit.
In general, to copy a commit, we use git cherry-pick.  We first get on the branch we want to copy to, such as master:
...(some commits)<-o<-o<-o   <-- HEAD->master
                       \
                        *    <-- my_branch

and then run git cherry-pick my_branch.  This finds the commit to which my_branch points (our * commit) and makes a copy of it, adding the copy to the current branch (read HEAD, see master, current branch is master, copy gets added to master).  The result looks like this:
...(some commits)<-o<-o<-o<-x   <-- HEAD->master
                       \
                        *       <-- my_branch

where x is a copy of *.
In all of these cases, we can now git push origin master to push the original commit * or its new copy x to origin, and then ask origin to reset its master to our new commit.
pull vs fetch
You mentioned "pulls".  I recommend re-learning this as two separate steps, because git pull is really just these two steps:

*

*git fetch

*git merge (or, usually a better command to use, git rebase)

It's actually the git fetch step that contacts the remote, origin in your case, and obtains new stuff from them.
The fetch operation brings over commits they have that you don't (and doesn't bother bringing over commits that they have that you already have).  Then—this is where it is not a mirror image of git push—your git fetch copies their branch information, but renames it.  Their master becomes your origin/master; if they have a my_branch, it becomes your origin/my_branch.
This renaming step is critical to allowing you to merge (or rebase).  If fetching just overwrote your branches, you would lose the work you did making the new commits!
Once the fetch is done, you can then merge-or-rebase your work into/onto the new commits you brought over.
I will leave all of the description of rebasing to other postings (or the Pro Git book), but will add this last bit: besides making it clearer what's happening, the reason to keep git fetch separate from the second step is that this gives you the chance to decide which step to use.
If you know you will use git rebase, you can combine the two steps by running git pull --rebase.
If you know you will run git merge, you can combine the two steps by running git pull (with no flag).
But what if you want to look first, and then decide?  Then you need to use the two separate steps, and insert the "take a look, then decide" part between those two steps.  If you start with git pull, you cannot do this.
(Once you have used Git for a while, you will probably know which command you will use after git fetch.  It will probably usually be git rebase, actually—and you can configure Git to use --rebase automatically.  But wait until you have used Git for a while.)

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the Bluetooth LE
Security Study Guide
BlogAn Introduction to the Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide
Martin Woolley
Bluetooth Low Energy, Security
My house has locking doors and windows, an alarm system, and several security cameras. I own a baseball bat, but I'm not a fan of baseball.
My garden shed, on the other hand, has a door with no lock and is protected only by the easily climbed fence around my property. It's counterintuitive, but I consider the security of my shed to be just as fit for purpose as that of my house.
The point is that my shed is sufficiently secure to protect the items it contains, and, as such, its security is fit for purpose. The shed contains little of any value; a broken plant pot, a (presumably) happy family of spiders, and an unidentifiable rusty thing in the corner which has been there since we moved into this house twenty years ago. My house, on the other hand, contains many things and people that I value very much, and so substantially more has gone into its security than that of the shed.
Security and descriptive terms like secure do not, therefore, relate to any form of absolute.
Bluetooth Technology and Security
Bluetooth® technology is more than twenty years old and 10 million Bluetooth devices currently ship every day. There are many factors which might explain its longevity, but I'm certain that one of them is the way in which Bluetooth technology, driven by the requirements and expertise of Bluetooth SIG member companies, has been continuously evolved to improve it, making it more versatile and more powerful. This includes its security capabilities.
The level of security which a Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) product may attain…is considerably higher than that which used to be possible.
The Bluetooth Core Specification defines a series of security capabilities which include encryption, authentication, and privacy features and various security procedures such as pairing. Profile specifications may mandate or just recommend the use of certain Bluetooth security features in related products.
But much of the philosophy behind Bluetooth® technology and security has always been to offer the security features as a kind of security tool kit, which the profile designer, product designer, and software developer must select from and use in their product to render its security fit for purpose. This places responsibility on the product manufacturer's team to do their own assessment of the security issues as they relate to their product, the expected users of their product, and the circumstances in which it will be used.
The level of security which a Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) product may attain, using a stack which is compliant with the latest Bluetooth Core Specification, is considerably higher than that which used to be possible. Bluetooth LE switched to a new and far more secure approach to pairing called LE Secure Connections, in release 4.2, for example. But the higher or highest security attainable requires designers and developers to use the right security features in the most appropriate way.
Ascending the Learning Curve
If you're new to Bluetooth® technology and, perhaps, new to security in general, where and how do you start? How do you know what security features Bluetooth technology has and how they relate to commonly understood security concepts and issues? How do you gain an appreciation of how they work and how you might use them in a product?
Until now, the answer has been that you must take a deep breath, dive into the Bluetooth Core Specification, and start reading. But the Bluetooth Core Specification is about three thousand pages long and, whilst there are sections specifically about security, the topic does crop up in many other parts of the specification, which means you'll need to be thorough in your review of the specification if you want to gain a full appreciation of Bluetooth security. And depending on your start-point, in terms of prior knowledge and experience, the learning curve may appear to be steep. We at the Bluetooth SIG acknowledge that some people may feel they're climbing a large and difficult mountain.
The Bluetooth Low Energy Security Study Guide
The Bluetooth® LE Security Study Guide is for anyone in any kind of technical role who works with or expects to work with Bluetooth LE.
To help you get comfortable with basic security concepts – Bluetooth® LE security features, what they are, how they work, and when you might use them – we've created the Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide. This is not a substitute for the Bluetooth Core Specification, which should always be your reference for any technical questions about how a Bluetooth stack should function. Instead, think of it as providing a series of basecamps and giving you a guided tour up the mountain. Once you've worked through some or all of the guide, you'll find tackling the Bluetooth Core Specification a much less challenging task.
Per the name, the Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide focuses on security as it relates to Bluetooth LE only.
The Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide is modular. If you're already familiar with security concepts in general, you can skip that section. If you're already familiar with how LE Legacy Pairing works but want to clarify what LE Secure Connections is about, you can just read that part. You should be able to use this new study guide in a time-saving and efficient way before heading for the appropriate part(s) of the Bluetooth Core Specification.
Who is the Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide for?
The Bluetooth® LE Security Study Guide is for anyone in any kind of technical role who works with or expects to work with Bluetooth LE. CTOs and product managers will benefit from appreciating the security features that Bluetooth LE defines and understanding the underlying, industry-standard cryptology they are based upon. Technical architects will benefit from a deeper exploration of how these features work, and software developers will have the opportunity to gain some hands-on experience implementing some of the key features through a series of exercises based upon the Zephyr OS and SDK.
The Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide is available for download from the Resources section of bluetooth.com.
The Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide
This self-study education resource explains the toolkit of security features which Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) possesses and how they work. Developers can also gain hands-on experience writing code which exploits some of the most important Bluetooth LE security features.
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Q: How does one weed out dependencies in a large project? I'm about to inherit a rather large Java enterprise project that has a large amount of third party dependencies. There is at least seventy JARs included and some of them would seem to be unused e.g. spring.jar which I know isn't used.
It seems that over the years as various developers have touched upon the code base they have all tried out new project-of-the-month type libraries.
How does one go about getting rid of these? Within reason of course, as clearly some dependencies are helpful to not have to re-invent the wheel.
I'm obviously interested in java based projects but I'm welcome to answers across languages that people think will be helpful.

A: Personally, I think you have to start by assessing the scale of the problem.  It's going to be fairly painful, but I'd make a list of the dependencies and work out exactly which parts of the project use which ones.
Then I'd work out exactly what features of each you're actually making use of (in many cases, you'll end up having a massive third party library which you're using a tiny part of).
Once you have this information, you'll at least know what you're dealing with.
My next step would be to look at all of the dependencies that you only use to a small extent.  Checking around might uncover things that you could use from other libraries that would eliminate the lesser used libraries.
I'd also have a look around to see if there's anything small that you could just re-write and include in your own code-base.
Finally, I'd have a look around at the vendors of your dependencies and their competitors to see if the latest versions contain more functionality that will allow you to eliminate a few others.
Then you're just left wondering whether it's better to be highly dependent on a few vendors, or less dependent on a lot of vendors!!  ;o)

A: structure101 http://www.headwaysoftware.com/products/structure101/index.php
It's a great tool for showing dependencies. I've been using it for a couple of years.

A: If you have a good set of automated tests, and you're looking to remove libraries which are not used at all, you could just use trial and error.  One at a time, remove a library, and run your tests to see if everything still works.  If not, put it back.  Of course, if  you can't even build without a library, you probably need it.
Basically, however you go about it, my idea is to remove them one at a time and see what breaks.  If nothing breaks, odds are good you can just toss the library.  If the problem is very minor (e.g. you need one method of one class in a large library), you might be able to code around it.
If you're dealing with a standalone application, you could give the JVM the -verbose:class option to see which classes are being loaded.  This should give you messages like:
[Opened C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_04\lib\rt.jar]
[Loaded java.util.regex.Pattern$Single from C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_04\lib\rt.jar]

A: I read about an approach using instrumentation here, never tried it, but sounds reasonable.

A: We went through an exercise like this, on a delphi codebase. We dramatically simplified our external dependancies. Basically, we went about it like this:

*

*Catalogued all external libraries and components

*Catalogued (using a file search tool) where they were used, and what for.

*Removed everything we didn't use or didn't need (some libraries were used in code that was no longer needed).

*Made a ranking of which libraries we favored, basing this on whether the library was actively developed, how much functionality it offered that we used, how difficult it was to port the code that used it to another library that we already used and so on.

*Finally, we iteratively removed dependancies on libraries low on the list by porting that functionality to another library.

This was, however, quite a lot of work.

A: If you take the approach of "remove things until it won't compile" you need to be very careful about transitive runtime dependencies. If there's a good quality test suite, it can help, but you'll certainly need to run a test coverage tool like Cobertura to make sure that enough of the code is getting tested to exercise your full dependency graph.
How much code are you talking about? The review-based approach suggested by Joeri frankly seems the best to me; it has the added advantage of making you at least superficially familiar with all parts of the system. If you're just inheriting a big project, this is something you should probably take the time to do anyway.

A: if you have a full regression test suite for this project, all you have to do is run the regression suite while running with 1 less JAR each time in a loop. it is NOT fast BUT it is easy to do.


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Petr Kocman (* 6. dubna 1976 Brno) je český zpěvák a hráč na kytaru, foukací harmoniku, mandolínu, basu; vedle toho také hudební producent, aranžér a studiový hráč.

Od devíti let vystupoval se svým otcem Zdeňkem Kocmanem, nejprve v duu nebo jako hosté různých kapel. Později si společně založili kapelu Daňový únik, jejíž název vymyslel jejich kamarád Honza Vyčítal. Ve svých jedenácti letech poprvé veřejně vystupoval s Michalem Tučným. Jedenáct let, od roku 1995 do roku 2006, působil jako člen skupiny Greenhorns Honzy Vyčítala.

V současnosti hraje se svou doprovodnou skupinou PK Band. Dále také s Jiřím Vondráčkem a jejich společnou kapelou VOKOBERE. Mnoho let také spolupracuje na koncertech a na natáčení desek s bratry Honzou a Františkem Nedvědy. Na Country radiu připravuje každý týden svůj pravidelný autorský pořad s názvem Country je všechno, co se mi líbí, který je vysílán v premiéře každé pondělí večer 20:00–21:00. Představuje posluchačům hudbu ze svého archivu, který čítá několik tisíc CD, včetně pravidelných novinek z celého světa. Country hudba, kterou pouští a propaguje, je crossover s ostatními žánry jako třeba rock, pop, blues, jazz, swing, rocknroll atd., čemuž odpovídá název pořadu.

Své pořady také má na internetovém rádiu Click & Country.

Diskografie
 Best Of 1995 - 2015 Tommü 2015
 Dej Country Štěstí - Multisonic 1999
 Crazy Man - Akordshop 2008
 Kocman Country Family  "Sranda Country" - Multisonic 1997
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Greenhorns hlavou dolů" - Polygram 1997
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Masters Serie" – Polygram 1998
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Greenhorns 2000" - Polygram 1999
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Greenhorns 60" - Universal 2002
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Dalas´" - Universal 2003
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Rovnou,tady rovnou" - Universal 2004
 Petr Kocman & Greenhorns "Těm kteří tu už nejsou" - Multisonic 2005
 Honza Vyčítal "V baru zlatá Praha " - Universal 2000
 Honza Vyčítal "Zvířecí farma" - Universal 1997
 Honza Vyčítal "Modlitba za Wimpyho a Wabiho" - Venkov 1995
 Lucie Vondráčková "Duety" - Universal 2014
 Lucie Vondráčková "Fénix" - Universal 2008
 Lucie Vondráčková "Dárek" - Universal 2010
 Lucie Vondráčková "Oheň" - Universal 2013
 Lucie Vondráčková "2x20" - Universal 2011
 Lucie Vondráčková "Boomerang" - Tommü 2006
 Michal David & Lucie Vondráčková "Hit Tour 2013" - Tommü Records 2013 CD a DVD
 Honza Nedvěd "Ta noc kdy mi vyšlo slunce" - Universal 2007
 Honza Nedvěd "Lidovké písničky " - Universal 2008
 Honza & František Nedvědovi "Souhvězdí jisker" - Universal 2011
 Lucie Bílá & František Nedvěd "Anděl" - 2015
 Nedvědi 60 a Fešáci 40 - Lucerna Live CD a DVD - Universal 2008
 Fešáci "Je nám 40" - Vaško Music 2007
 Fešáci V Lucerně DVD - Supraphon 2004
 Půlstoletí české country - Supraphon 2015
 Fešáci 45 let - Supraphon 2012
 Country Vánoce - Supraphon 2004
 50 let Fešáků v Lucerně - Double Eagle Records 2018
 On The Road - Universal 2003
 Folk & Country Hity - Universal 2003
 Legendy české country - Universal 2005
 Lásko mě ubývá sil – Universal 2006
 Beat-In – "Nad Vltavou" - New Gate Records 2006
 Věra Martinová  "Kytarová" - Popron 2004
 Já na bráchu country - Universal 2004
 Folk a Country dálnice - Universal 2004
 Tomáš Linka a hosté - Pupava 2004
 Písničky o rybách a rybářích - Multisonic 2003
 Vánoční písničky dětem - Multisonic 2003
 Country duety - Multisonic 2003
 Petr Novotný "Poprvé a naposled" - Česká hudba 2001
 1.Český country festival v New Yorku - Universal 2001
 Fešáci "V Kristových letech" - Monitor 2000
 Gabi Gold "13 Golden Hits" – Drozda Ltd. 2000
 Denisa Marková "všechno co mám" – Millenium 2000
 Veteráni – Universal 2000
 Country Express Praha-Nashville – Popron 2000
 Schovanky "Pánská jízda" – Universal 1999
 Jan Čenský "Honzova hitparádaů – Multisonic 1999
 Country Kolekce 2 – Multisonic 1998
 Jiří Veisser "Country Ranger" – Happy 2001
 24 Folk a Country hitů – Universal 1998
 Vánoce s Fešáky - Zoretti 2010
 Fešáci "Fešáci u klokanů" – AB studio 1998
 30 let české country 1,2,3 – Universal 1998
 Kateřina Brožová "Zpívám si" – Multisonic 1997
 Folk a Country hity – Universal 1997
 Country dálnice 2 – Polygram 1997
 Country dálnice 1 – Polygram 1996
 Battledress – Polygram 1995
 Krajina české country – Readers Digest 1999
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Externí odkazy

Čeští zpěváci
Čeští kytaristé
Narození v roce 1976
Žijící lidé
Muži
Narození v Brně

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Keeping the woodpile in the garage means that even in the most miserable weather, I have only to go a few feet to grab dry logs that will burn nicely. But it also means that on an August day, when I wandered out into the garage barefoot to begin cleaning the backshelves, I was not alone. All along the woodpile, little heads turned toward me, woken by the vibration of my footsteps or perhaps my scent carried across the warm air.
As I was cleaning the garage, I tried to remember my students' words. One snake stretched atop a log like a sunbather on the first day of summer. Another, clearly the shy younger sibling, curled in the corner, almost out of sight. "At least they keep the mice away," I told myself. I kept up that line of reasoning even when I began sweeping underneath the shelves and came up with a dustpan of mouse droppings.
I found myself tensing up just a bit as I sorted through stuff, even though I was pretty sure that snakes wouldn't climb the metal shelves. When I opened a box of snowboarding boots, I didn't see any snakes, but it was filled with shredded paper that just might be a mouse's nest. I carried the box in, set it on the table, and promptly forgot about it. That turned out to be a mistake as I discovered several hours later. With-a-Why, sitting at the couch with his computer, noticed it first. "I think I just saw a mouse run across the room," he said.
"How could that be?" my husband asked. "We have FIVE cats." Three of the cats, in fact, were in the room, stretched out comfortably on the carpet. Then I noticed some movement on the kitchen table. A baby mouse ran to the edge of the table, looked down, then ran the other way. Another mouse peeked out of the cardboard box. Another little mouse had reached a wooden chair and was heading to the floor. I yelled for my family to help as I began scooping baby mice up and tossing them out the back door.
The five cats in the house and numerous garter snakes in the garage? They did nothing.
With my body still on east coast time, I woke up at dawn. The sun hadn't yet appeared over the mountains, so the long beach outside my window was in deep shade. I pulled on some clothes, grabbed my camera, and went out for a walk. It was colder than I had expected. The soft sand I stepped into felt more like snow. It looked like snow, too, the way it was sculpted into shapes by the wind. Waves rolled in, the white foamy crests striking in the early morning light.
I turned north to walk up towards the big rocks that make an arch. I had the whole beach to myself. I didn't see another person although I did find a sand castle built yesterday and evidence of an evening bonfire. I wandered up the beach, happily taking photos, sometimes wandering in the water to get just the right shot. I didn't really have enough light yet for good photos, but I didn't really care. Having a camera in hand just makes me notice how beautiful everything is.
I was glad, as I walked, that I was wearing a warm fleece, and I began to regret the decision to go barefoot. The sensations in my feet were painful at first, and then they began to go numb, so that it was as if I was dragging along these heavy blocks of ice. "As soon as the sun comes across the bluffs, the sand will get warm," I told myself. I kept looking hopefully over to the string of beach houses to the east. I turned back towards my motel, wondering how far I'd gone. I'd been out for at least an hour.
I knew it was getting later because I saw another person on the sand, a woman walking a dog. I looked enviously at the sneakers and thick socks she was wearing. By then, I was feeling eager to get back to my warm room. Just one problem. None of the buildings along the shore looked familiar. I remembered that the motel was built of weathered grey wood, but that described almost every building I saw. In my wanderings, I'd been so focused on the ocean that I hadn't looked towards the shore, and nothing I was passing looked familiar. Maybe I'd already passed the motel. My feet were so cold that I probably looked drunk as I stumbled along the cold sand.
Just then, the sun finally crept past over the tallest bluff, sending rays of light across the sand. I saw a sand castle in front of me — the same one I had noticed earlier! That meant I was right near my motel. With relief I stepped onto the sunlit sand. Already, it felt warmer. I sat down in the sand to take a photo of the castle and absorb the sun as it spread across the beach.
My husband and I are traveling slowly down the west coast, taking the time to explore beaches, stop at lighthouses, hike rocky trails, and stay a couple nights in each beautiful place we find. Last summer, we cancelled our vacation when his mother went into the hospital, so this year we decided we deserved two weeks instead of one. Besides, our 30 year wedding anniversary is this month, and we figured a relaxing vacation would be the best way to celebrate.


If you are worried about your baby's behavior, but it seems to you that most of the symptoms of autism do not suit you, it may be that your child has a mild degree of this disorder. This form is often called high-functional autism or Asperger syndrome. With a mild degree of autistic disorder, children do not have all the classic symptoms, and outsiders sometimes do not even notice that something is wrong with the baby until they are shown a specific symptom.
Signs of mild autism manifest themselves in how the child interacts with other people, plays with toys, and uses everyday objects.
As can be seen, many of the symptoms of high functional autism are associated with abnormal behavior in society. Most often, your child's problems will be best seen when he is surrounded by children of his own age.
The main difference between the two forms of autism is that children with a mild form usually have normal speech and a level of intellectual development. In some children, both spheres may even be developed above average.
Another difference is that people with classic autism refrain from social interactions, and people with a milder form usually seek to communicate and want to make friends. But they, more often than not, fail to establish full contact with other people because of not knowing how to do it.
If you think that you or your child has mild autism, consult a general practitioner. If he communicates with you and asks you to complete a special questionnaire, shares your concerns, then you will have to visit a neuropathologist. Perhaps he will give you a diagnosis – then you will have to start working on skills that are lagging behind you or your baby.
Autism sounds scary, but you can work with it and mitigate its manifestations. You will definitely need to replenish your piggy bank of knowledge, talking on specialized forums, reading articles and books. Knowledge, support and love, combined together – the best that can be offered to a person suffering from autism.


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ARCHIVED - Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-102
Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-102
See also: 2005-102-1
Ottawa, 16 November 2005
The Commission has received the following applications. The deadline for submission of interventions/comments is 21 December 2005.
Item Applicant and Locality
Rogers Cable Communications Inc.
Barrie, Bolton, Camp Borden, Collingwood, Keswick, Kitchener, London, Newmarket, Orangeville, Orillia, Oshawa, Ottawa, Owen Sound, Pickering, Richmond Hill, St. Thomas, Tillsonburg, Toronto (5 licences) and Woodstock, Ontario; St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador; Allardville, Bathurst, Bouctouche, Browns Flat, Burtts Corner, Campbellton, Caraquet, Caron Brook, Centre Napan, Centre-Acadie, Chatham, Clair, Dalhousie, Davis Mill, Edmundston, Fredericton, Grand Falls, Harvey, Highway 505, Jacquet River, Keatings Corner, Lac Baker, Ludford Subdivision, McAdam, Moncton, Morrisdale, Musquash Subdivision, Nasonworth, Noonan, Patterson, Petitcodiac, Richibucto, Rogersville, Saint-John, Saint-Ignace, Salmon Beach, Shediac, Shippagan, St-Antoine, St-Joseph-de-Madawaska, Ste-Anne-de-Kent, Ste-Marie-de-Kent, Sussex, Tracadie, Tracy, Welsford and Willowgrove, New Brunswick.
Shaw Communications Inc.
Shaw Cablesystems (SBC) Ltd.
New Westminster and Whiterock, British Columbia
Shaw Cablesystems (SSK) Limited
Prince Albert and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Prairie Co-Ax T.V. Limited
Videon Cablesystems Inc.
Edmonton, High River, Okotoks, Headingley, Selkirk and Winnipeg, Manitoba
Shaw Cablesystems Limited
Agassiz, Burnaby, Castlegar, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Courtenay, Cranbrook, Creston, Duncan, Invermere, Kamloops, Kelowna, Langford, Lions Bay, Nanaimo, Nanoose Bay, Parksville, Penticton, Port Alberni, Prince George, Saanich, Vancouver (2 licences), Vernon and Victoria, British Columbia; Calgary, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Red Deer, Alberta; Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay, Ontario
Shaw Cablesystems (SMB) Limited
1. Barrie, Bolton, Camp Borden, Collingwood, Keswick, Kitchener, London, Newmarket, Orangeville, Orillia, Oshawa, Ottawa, Owen Sound, Pickering, Richmond Hill, St. Thomas, Tillsonburg, Toronto (5 licences) and Woodstock, Ontario; St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador; Allardville, Bathurst, Bouctouche, Browns Flat, Burtts Corner, Campbellton, Caraquet, Caron Brook, Centre Napan, Centre-Acadie, Chatham, Clair, Dalhousie, Davis Mill, Edmundston, Fredericton, Grand Falls, Harvey, Highway 505, Jacquet River, Keatings Corner, Lac Baker, Ludford Subdivision, McAdam, Moncton, Morrisdale, Musquash Subdivision, Nasonworth, Noonan, Patterson, Petitcodiac, Richibucto, Rogersville, Saint-John, Saint-Ignace, Salmon Beach, Shediac, Shippagan, St-Antoine, St-Joseph-de-Madawaska, Ste-Anne-de-Kent, Ste-Marie-de-Kent, Sussex, Tracadie, Tracy, Welsford and Willowgrove, New Brunswick.
Application No. 2005-1195-8
Application by Rogers Cable Communications Inc. (Rogers) to amend the licences of its cable broadcasting distribution undertakings serving the above-noted localities.
The licensee proposes to replace the condition of licence relating to the use of local availabilities, which reads:
The licensee may, at its option, insert certain promotional material as a substitute for the "local availabilities" (i.e. non-Canadian advertising material) of non-Canadian satellite services. At least 75% of these local availabilities must be made available for use by licensed Canadian programming services for the promotion of their respective services, for the promotion of the community channel and for unpaid Canadian public service announcements. A maximum of 25% of the commercial availabilities may be made available for the promotion of discretionary programming services and packages, customer service information, channel realignments, cable FM service and additional cable outlets.
with the following condition:
The licensee may, at its option, insert certain promotional material as a substitute for the "local availabilities" (i.e. non-Canadian advertising material) of non-Canadian satellite services. At least 75% of these local availabilities must be made available for use by licensed Canadian programming services for the promotion of their respective services, for the promotion of the community channel and for unpaid Canadian public service announcements. A maximum of 25% of the local availabilities may be made available for the promotion of discretionary programming services and packages, customer service information, channel realignments, cable FM service, additional cable outlets and to promote non-programming services, such as Internet and local telephony.
Rogers submitted that this proposed change to its conditions of licence will improve its ability to compete in the current communications market.
The Commission notes that it recently issued Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-88 in which it rejected a request by the Canadian Cable Telecommunications Association (CCTA) to permit the use of local availabilities for commercial advertising. In addition, the CCTA had also requested that broadcasting distribution undertaking be permitted to use local availabilities to promote non-programming services in a manner similar to that proposed by the licensee in this application. The Commission rejected the CCTA proposal in that context and considered that the CCTA had failed "to make a compelling case under the Act to justify the use by cable BDUs of local availabilities . for the promotion of telephony or other non-programming services." Parties may wish to refer to Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-88 in formulating their comments in this proceeding.
Licensee's address:
333 Bloor Street East
M4W 1G9
E-Mail: cable.regulatory@rci.rogers.com
Examination of application:
At the licensee's address
[Broadcasting intervention/comments form]
2. Shaw Cablesystems (SBC) Ltd.
Application by Shaw Communications Inc. (Shaw), on behalf of its wholly owned subsidiaries mentioned above, to amend the licences of the cable distribution undertakings serving the above mentioned localities.
Shaw proposes to replace the condition of licence relating to the use of local availabilities, which reads:
The licensee may, at its option, insert certain promotional material as a substitute for the "local availabilities" (i.e. non-Canadian advertising material) of non-Canadian satellite services. At least 75% of these local availabilities must be made available for use by licensed Canadian programming services for the promotion of their respective services, for the promotion of the community channel and for unpaid Canadian public service announcements. A maximum of 25% of the local availabilities may be used to promote cable services related to programming, such as discretionary programming packages or cable FM services, to provide customer service information, and to promote non-programming services, such as Internet and local telephony. [emphasis added]
Shaw submitted that the market circumstances in which it operates have changed since the establishment of the local availabilities policy in Decision CRTC 95-12, in which the Commission approved an application by Rogers Cable TV Limited for the insertion of certain promotional material in the local availabilities. Shaw argued that the licences of its wholly-owned cable subsidiaries should be modified to reflect the new market circumstances.
The Commission notes that Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-88 was issued
9 September 2005, after the Shaw application was received by the Commission. In that public notice, the Commission rejected a request by the Canadian Cable Telecommunications Association (CCTA) to permit cable broadcasting distribution undertakings (BDUs) to use the local availabilities for the insertion of commercial advertising. In addition, the Commission rejected the CCTA request to permit messages promoting BDU and BDU-affiliate non-programming services, including telephony services in the 25% of the local availabilities made available for the promotion of affiliated programming services and customer service information. The Commission considered that the CCTA had failed "to make a compelling case under the Act to justify the use by cable BDUs of local availabilities, as contained in the U.S. satellite programming services, for the promotion of telephony or other non-programming services." Parties may wish to refer to Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2005-88 in formulating their comments in this proceeding.
630-3rd Avenue South West
T2P 4L4
Deadline for Interventions/Comments
The intervention must be received by the CRTC and by the applicant on or before the above-mentioned date. The Commission cannot be held responsible for postal delays.
Your intervention will be considered by the Commission, and will form part of the public record of the proceeding without further notification to you, provided the procedure set out below has been followed. You will be contacted only if your submission raises procedural questions.
Submit your written intervention to the Secretary General of the Commission in only one of the following formats:
by using the
Broadcasting Intervention/Comments Form
located below the description of each application within this public notice
by mail to
CRTC, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N2
by fax at
A true copy must be sent to the applicant and proof that this has been done must accompany the intervention sent to the Commission.
The Commission advises those who file and serve by electronic mode to exercise caution when using e-mail for service of documents or notification, as it may be difficult to establish that service has occurred.
Before initiating service through electronic mode, please ensure that you will be able to satisfy the Commission, upon request, that service of the notification was completed.
Where the intervention is filed by electronic means, the line ***End of document*** should be entered following the last paragraph of the document, as an indication that the document has not been damaged during electronic transmission.
Each paragraph of the document should be numbered.
Your intervention should clearly identify the application and indicate whether you support or oppose the application, or if you propose changes to it, include the facts and grounds for your proposal.
All information submitted, including your email address, name and any other personal information as provided, will become part of the public record and can be viewed on the Commission's Web site.
Documents sent in electronic format will be put on the Commission's Web site exactly as we received them, and in the official language and format in which they are sent. Documents not received electronically will be scanned and put on the Web site.
Examination of Documents
An electronic version of applications is available from the Commission's web site by selecting the application number within this notice.
A list of all interventions/comments will also be available on the Commission's Web site. An electronic version of all interventions/comments submitted will be accessible from this list. To access the list, select "Lists of interventions/comments" under "Public Proceedings" from the Commission's Web site.
Documents are also available during normal office hours at the local address provided in this notice and at the Commission offices and documentation centres directly involved with these applications or, upon request, within 2 working days, at any other CRTC offices and documentation centres.
Central Building
Les Terrasses de la Chaudière
1 Promenade du Portage, Room 206
Gatineau, Quebec K1A 0N2
Tel: (819) 997-2429 - TDD: 994-0423
Metropolitan Place
99 Wyse Road, Suite 1410
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3A 4S5
205 Viger Avenue West
Montréal, Quebec H2Z 1G2
Toronto, Ontario M4T 1M2
Kensington Building
275 Portage Avenue, Suite 1810
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2B3
Cornwall Professional Building
2125 - 11th Avenue, Room 103
Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3X3
10405 Jasper Avenue, Suite 520
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3N4
530-580 Hornby Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 3B6
This document is available in alternative format upon request, and may also be examined in PDF format or in HTML at the following Internet site: http://www.crtc.gc.ca


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A year of campaigning for transport justice
Home > A year of campaigning for transport justice
5th December 2022 By Gavin Thomson
Transport sits at the heart of climate justice in Scotland – it's the sector most responsible for climate-wrecking emissions, and it's also deeply unequal.
Climate justice means recognising that people who've done the least to cause the climate crisis are bearing the brunt of it, and those who have done the most are less affected.
These inequalities are often spoken about at a global level, but they can also be found at a local level in our transport system. Wealthy people are more likely to drive private cars, causing climate emissions and air pollution, while those on a lower income are more likely to struggle with the patchy bus service. At the same time, poorer communities are exposed to higher levels of toxic air.
The concept of climate justice is vital to draw on as changes are made to how we get around to reduce our climate impact, and some incredible campaigning has been taking place throughout 2022 doing just that.
Action on safe cycling
The rapid spread of Kidical Mass group cycle rides and school bike buses has been inspiring to see this year. In so many different ways, families and communities are out ahead of local councils and showing them what needs to change. They are seeing the need for safe cycling and taking action to provide it.
All #Inverness primary schools have been sent an invitation for kids and parents to the #KidicalMass ride this Saturday, 1:30 from Bellfield Park.
See: https://t.co/4W9Vmv03yk@BishopedenS @hiltoninverness @Centralprimary @LochardilPS @CauldeenPrimary @dalneigh_ps pic.twitter.com/hxBNOehe4D
— Kidical Mass North (Inverness) (@kidicalmassINV) November 29, 2022
Councils are beginning to listen, and we've seen announcements to make prominent streets car-free in Glasgow and Inverness.
Making buses accessible for everyone
At the beginning of the year, the Scottish Government brought in free bus travel for under 22s. This a great start in making public transport a key public service, and will really help young people to access opportunities. We've been highlighting the need for it to be rolled out much more widely.
I was on @BBCScotlandNews chatting about slow take-up of free bus travel for U22s. This isnt just due to a complex sign-up process, but cos the bus service is so patchy across Scotland.
You cant travel for free on a bus service that's been cut. @FoEScot pic.twitter.com/UUcNAJLoHg
— gavin thomson (@gavinthomson) September 21, 2022
We've been supporting local campaigns for more regulation of our buses so that services will be run for the passengers and routes can't be pulled without warning. Campaigners in Glasgow have been pushing the council and other bodies to use new powers. We've been having success but for everyone paying far too much for buses that often don't turn up, the change is happening far too slowly.
Local communities have been fighting to stop bus cuts across Scotland, with parents in Perthshire saving their vital bus service. They showed what can be achieved by pulling together to create strong public pressure, and will no doubt inspire others who are faced with the same threat.
Standing in solidarity
In the latter half of 2022, we've seen increasing numbers of people coming together in their workplaces to take strike action, refuse overtime or walk out during their shifts and we've been supporting those fighting for good green jobs. The struggle for decent pay and conditions is an essential part of creating the better world that we know is possible.
We were at Glasgow Central picket line this morning in solidarity with @RMTunion ✊
A rail network which values workers and passengers is essential to fighting climate change.
Support our key workers as they fight for fair pay for green jobs. pic.twitter.com/x717jSCRYJ
— Friends of the Earth Scotland 🌎 (@FoEScot) June 21, 2022
Meanwhile, activists have been targeting the lifestyles (and high-carbon transport) of the rich and super rich. People around the globe have been blocking airports for private jets, while climate activists have also been targeting SUVs and luxury cars, through direct action and high-profile stunts.
Again, these activists are far ahead of their governments. They've read all the climate data, the public health evidence; they know that private jets and SUVs have to be restricted if we want a liveable future. We hope to see politicians catching up in 2023.
Next year, we'll be working across Scotland, pushing councils to take ambitious action. We're excited to see these movements continue to grow, and as they do so, policy-makers will be forced to listen.
If you've got a local campaign we can help with, or you want to hear more about any issues here, get in touch with me gthomson@foe.scot. You can also follow some of the campaigns we support and get involved.
Pushing for better buses in Glasgow
Calling for cycling infrastructure in Perth
Taking action for safer streets in Inverness
Join Friends of the Earth Scotland


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Radzanowo – wieś w Polsce, położona w województwie mazowieckim, w powiecie płockim, w gminie Radzanowo, około 14 km na północny wschód od Płocka.

Prywatna wieś szlachecka, położona była w drugiej połowie XVI wieku w powiecie płockim województwa płockiego. W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa płockiego.

Miejscowość jest siedzibą gminy Radzanowo.

W Radzanowie znajdują się:
 Kościół parafialny pod wezwaniem św. Floriana, zbudowany w latach 1858-1859 w stylu neogotyckim, murowany. Obok kościoła drewniana dzwonnica.
 Murowany spichlerz - pozostałości zespołu dworskiego.
 Park - pozostałość z parku okalającego kiedyś dworek modrzewiowy (spłonął w latach 70.) - posiadłość rodziny Hołyńskich.

W 1966 roku na budynku miejscowego Gminnego Ośrodka Kultury odsłonięto tablicę upamiętniającą powstanie w czerwcu 1944 roku Powiatowej Rady Narodowej powiatu płockiego.

Zobacz też
 Parafia pw. św. Floriana w Radzanowie

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 OSP Radzanowo
 Serwis gminy Radzanowo

Wsie szlacheckie I Rzeczypospolitej (województwo płockie)


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At the top of Amazon's homepage, click the tab called "Today's Deals" to link to all the deals, coupons and bargain pages. The main page, also called Gold Box Deals, provides links to all the sale items and tabs to all the discount pages. Scrolling down reveals a few examples of sale items offered on each page. At the bottom, you will find links to additional businesses which are owned by or partner with Amazon; such as 6PM for clothes and shoes and MYHABIT for housewares.
Whether you want to explore the smart home world, want to cut the cord with your cable company, need more convenient ways to keep your devices charged, or want to start cooking healthier meals at home, you'll love today's top Amazon deals on products that are worth buying. We scour Amazon for sales on items that we have tested and know are worth buying, as saving 25% on a good product that will last is a heck of a lot better than saving 50% on something that doesn't work very well or breaks after a few uses. Without further ado, here are the top five finds of the day:
Since its founding, the company has attracted criticism and controversy from multiple sources over its actions. These include: supplying law enforcement with facial recognition surveillance tools;[154] forming cloud computing partnerships with the CIA;[155] luring customers away from the site's brick and mortar competitors;[156] placing a low priority on warehouse conditions for workers; participating in anti-unionization efforts; remotely deleting content purchased by Amazon Kindle users; taking public subsidies; claiming that its 1-Click technology can be patented; engaging in anti-competitive actions and price discrimination;[157] and reclassifying LGBT books as adult content.[158][159] Criticism has also concerned various decisions over whether to censor or publish content such as the WikiLeaks website, works containing libel and material facilitating dogfight, cockfight, or pedophile activities. In December 2011, Amazon faced a backlash from small businesses for running a one-day deal to promote its new Price Check app. Shoppers who used the app to check prices in a brick-and-mortar store were offered a 5% discount to purchase the same item from Amazon.[160] Companies like Groupon, eBay and Taap.it countered Amazon's promotion by offering $10 off from their products.[161][162] The company has also faced accusations of putting undue pressure on suppliers to maintain and extend its profitability. One effort to squeeze the most vulnerable book publishers was known within the company as the Gazelle Project, after Bezos suggested, according to Brad Stone, "that Amazon should approach these small publishers the way a cheetah would pursue a sickly gazelle."[122] In July 2014, the Federal Trade Commission launched a lawsuit against the company alleging it was promoting in-app purchases to children, which were being transacted without parental consent.[163]
A 2015 front-page article in The New York Times profiled several former Amazon employees[192] who together described a "bruising" workplace culture in which workers with illness or other personal crises were pushed out or unfairly evaluated.[11] Bezos responded by writing a Sunday memo to employees,[193] in which he disputed the Times's account of "shockingly callous management practices" that he said would never be tolerated at the company.[11]
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In 2014, Amazon expanded its lobbying practices as it prepared to lobby the Federal Aviation Administration to approve its drone delivery program, hiring the Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld lobbying firm in June.[210] Amazon and its lobbyists have visited with Federal Aviation Administration officials and aviation committees in Washington, D.C. to explain its plans to deliver packages.[211]
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Those salespeople love to catch us with a "good deal." But more often than not these sales feature bad products at great prices or good products that aren't actually at their lowest price. Often heading into Amazon's Gold Box deals page can take a lot of guessing and filtering through a lot of fake reviews and exaggerated "sale" prices to find a good deal. We're always on the hunt for a good deal, which is why we track the prices of our favorite products so we know when they're actually at the lowest price, so you can feel good about not getting scammed. Today, we found some great deals on coffee mugs and kitchen knives and some good deals on wireless chargers and robot vacuums.
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Detail-oriented bookkeeping professional with 5+ years experience applying financial and managerial accounting practices.
Resourceful and accomplished Office Manager with extensive office operations and personnel organization expertise.
Achieved 27% cost reduction by eliminating redundant processes while working as an office manager with VIP Properties. Increased office organization by developing more efficient filing system and customer database protocols.
Conducted research which led to the development of an improved inventory control system for the F & B division of Radisson Hotels of Fargo,ND.
assist in preparing and dispensing medications and supplies Perform daily accounting reconciliation of receipts, inventory, and patient accounts Input invoice costing to proper ledger for tracking and analysis receive patient prescriptions Verify, unpack, stock pharmacy deliveries handle cash register transactions Provide customer service Assist in scheduling and assigning tasks to fellow technicians.
Travel to area healthcare providers and secure contacts to facilitate audit role Analyze and assess pertinent medical information for Medicare reimbursement fraud review Upload and transfer necessary information for further review and maintenance Maintain open communication with facility for further records retrieval and ease of future audits Maintain all financial documentation and accounting functions for business expenses.
help clients choose insurance policies that suit their needs call on leads to secure meetings to discuss their insurance and financial needs for the future all general accounting details as necessary to facilitate a branch office in the event of a loss, help policyholders settle insurance claims track and document office supply needs and financial/tax records.
Analyzing information concerning facility operation to prepare budget and to maintain cost control of facility operations Reconcile departmental financial statements and assemble weekly/monthly P&L reports Directing and coordinating activities of beverage service facilities within the hotel/ convention center, through subordinate managers.
Reviewing beverage lists submitted by each facility manager to determine that sufficient items are ordered weekly.
Eliminating or adding items to list, utilizing experience and knowledge of facility operations Inspecting food service facilities to ensure that equipment and buildings meet company, state, and local health laws.
Creating and maintaining ledger accounts, excel spreadsheets, and Microsoft Access accounts for tracking tenant accounts, HUD subsidy payments, and renter's property tax refunds Collecting moneys owed and entering into excel ledgers to track and compile monthly/yearly income reports for the property for the corporate accounting office Building and reconciling balance sheets and income statements for the subsidiary for submission to corporate accounting office use Scheduling property maintenance Analyzing market conditions Managing building maintenance projects Compiling data for financial reports Resolving customer and public complaints Ensuring rental properties are occupied.
Attend departmental meetings and present budgetary needs and review reports, forecasting reports Preparing the conference and banqueting function sheet with completed final and accurate details for both the clients and hotel operational benefit.
Greeting all clients on arrival to the lobby bar Being actively motivated in hotel sales projects and entertaining clients.
Co-coordinating specific requirements with clients for meeting rooms, refreshments and accommodation Prepare all specialty cocktails of the department within standard.
Provide guests with the best possible service skills and charm, while maintaining a professional distance.
Fill out requisitions and all necessary financial documentation at the end of each day, week, month for transfer to budget software.
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Newport-Mesa Unified School District holds an Internet safety class for parents at Davis Magnet School, 1015 Arlington Drive, Costa Mesa. The event is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. For more information, call (714) 424-7930.
Musician Rick Springfield signs copies of his latest book "Late, Late at Night" at 7 p.m. at Borders, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854.
"Sideways Stories From Wayside School," adapted by John Olive from Louis Sachar's popular "Wayside School" book series, comes to South Coast Repertory. Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.scr.org, by phone at (714) 708-5555 or by visiting the box office at 655 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. Ticket prices range from $18 to $30.


Few things are more frustrating as an attacker than running up against widely implemented two-factor authentication (2FA). Even with valid credentials, without a valid two-factor authentication code or push acknowledgement, logging in to a protected service and abusing its capabilities or harvesting information isn't possible. But what if instead of attacking the application, we first attacked how the two-factor authentication was implemented? In this blog post, we'll discuss how one particular 2FA solution – by Duo Security – can have its default configuration leveraged to allow a log in without 2FA and how to mitigate against this tactic.
At this point, each inbound SSH connection will require Duo 2FA. Easy!
What this default configuration lacks, is what to do when the Duo API Host address is unreachable. By default, Duo fails "safe." That means that if the API Host address cannot be reached, Duo will let you log in without 2FA. This is great from a usability perspective, but not so great from a security perspective.
Figure 1 - The "failmode" parameter is optional, and by default a fail allows access.
Figure 2 – The login process with a 2FA push.
Figure 3 – The login process when the API host address is unreachable.
What this default behavior tells us is that if we can control the DNS response for Duo API hosts or somehow disrupt the communication between the server and the Duo API hosts, we can cause the 2FA to fail open. There could be multiple ways to do this depending on the level of access you have and your network position, but for this example, we're going utilize a Man-In-The-Middle attack, with Ettercap, on the Kali host to intercept DNS requests for *.duosecurity.com.
With the default configuration, Duo can't reach the API host address and fails open, logging you in with just the username and password.
With this line in place, the SSH connection simply fails if Duo is unable to reach the API host address and closes the SSH connection. However, it is important to keep in mind the potential usability impact that this could cause if, for whatever reason, your servers are not able to contact the Duo API hosts.
Figure 4 – An unsuccessful login attempt with the "failmode = secure" line present.
This tactic demonstrates the importance of both fully understanding the software you're implementing, the default configuration, and all of the available options. While hardening against this attack is easy, it does take some level of understanding of how the software works and what an attacker may look for when trying to get around your defenses. Two-factor authentication has been a huge win for defensive security and should be implemented where appropriate – but it should be done with care to ensure that it reduces your attack surface, rather than just alter it.
Please note that we contacted Duo Security about this issue and were informed that they are aware of the issue and it will not be fixed, as it was a deliberate design decision.
Jayme Hancock is a Penetration Tester with AppSec Consulting with 14 years of experience in the Information Technology field as a systems administrator and security professional. He holds the Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification, the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification, the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification, and the GIAC Certified Enterprise Defender (GCED) certification. He has helped secure and implement network systems for small and medium businesses, as well as Fortune 500 companies. Over the past five years, he has implemented and managed the HIPAA compliance program for an insurance brokerage from the ground up, including creating and enforcing security policies and performing compliance audits and penetration tests. He served on the board of directors for a local ISSA chapter from 2013-2014 and is active in the information security community.


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Here is a list of the rooms available for hire at the Centre. All can be hired individually or in conjunction with each other, all at various rates. It is only dependent on your specific needs. Click on the links below to get further information regarding each area, with details on capacity and equipment available.
The Centre is air-conditioned throughout and there is a state of the art audio and AV system including Data Projector for use by hirers, with projection screens at each end of the Function Hall and in the stage area.
Free wifi (nbn) is available throughout the centre, both inside and out.
Extra Equipment Hires Available:
Beer Glasses - $8 per two dozen
Wine Glasses - $5 per dozen
Champagne Flutes - $6 per dozen
Whiteboard - free
Function Hall (approx. 18mX14m)
Capable of seating 200 guests with plenty of room for a dance floor, the fully refurbished function hall has new acoustics and the option of an elevated stage. There is direct access to the commercial kitchen, a bar and private landscaped gardens.
Ideal for all private functions such as weddings and special occasions, awards nights, concerts and theatrical events, funerals/wakes, conferences and expos. With extra seating brought in the capacity of the hall is in excess of 300. Fully Air Conditioned for your comfort.
A state of the art sound system with wireless microphones and audio control, and a data projector and screens are available for use. The lighting for the hall can be manipulated to enhance the mood of the event, from subdued, intimate soft lighting to bright fluorescent.
Cutlery and crockery available for 200 guests as part of the hire, along with tables and function room upholstered seating.
Hire Rate - $35.00 p hour (capped at 10 hours - $350 p day)
Refundable Bond - $400.00
Whole Complex - $70 p hour (capped at 10 hours - $700 p day)
Enquire for Discounted Rates for Community Groups & Regular Users
Hiring Details
Offering table seating for 30 people or 60 if combined with an adjoining multi-use area, this room has its own kitchenette, with boiling water on tap, fridge, a microwave & commercial food warmer. It has direct access to private gardens, including a children's playground.
Perfect for larger tutorials and classes and private functions including children's birthday parties.
Air-conditioned for your comfort.
Enquire for Discounted Rates for Community Groups and Regular Users
This room can seat up to 30 people (theatre style) or 16 (meeting format) but its capacity can be extended significantly by using an adjoining multi-use area.
Suitable for business and community meetings and training courses.
Air-conditioned for your comfort. Whiteboard available for use.
Refundable Bond - $50.00
The kitchen is fitted with the latest cooking appliances: two large stoves each with 6 burner gas cooktops and gas ovens, a commercial dishwasher, commercial fridge, portable Bain Marie and food trolleys. It offers extensive work spaces including portable island benches and a servery window to the function hall. It also boasts its own external access.
A fabulous workspace for all catering needs.
Crockery, cutlery & water glasses available for 200 place settings for your guests. Wine, champagne & beer glasses available as an extra hire.
External access available for the catering staff.
Hire When Used in Conjunction with Main Hall
Hire Rate - $20.00 p hour (Capped at 10 hours - $200.00 p day)
Commercial Private Use of Kitchen Facilities only - ask for a quote
This large area can be used independently or combined with the Community Room or Meeting Room for increased capacity. It can also be opened up to the Function Hall to provide an elevated stage.
Air Conditioned for your comfort.
© 2004 by Gembrook Community Centre


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Connected to a Song: 'Diamond' by Stick To Your Guns
Music that reminded me what passion felt like.
If music plays a big part in your life, there will probably come a time when songs are released at just the right time to make a significant impact.
Be it a happy track on a road trip with friends, or a sad song that comes into your life as someone leaves it, there are an infinite number of reasons a song becomes so much more than just a piece of music. These tracks transcend others, leaving long-lasting associations that you always feel on an emotional level.
In may of 2012, Sumerian Records artist Stick To You Guns released their fourth studio, Diamond. That January I was 18 and had just moved back to my parents house following a disappointing freshman semester at Western Carolina University. Feeling defeated and disillusioned, I was struggling to generate passion for anything. Setting goals and move forward seemed a huge challenge.
After deciding to go back to school following a number of necessary personal changes, I was beginning to gain a little bit of traction when I heard Diamond for the first time. The whole album became a personal favorite, but the moment that stands out to me was hearing the intro song and title track "Diamond."
I remember immediately feeling more emotion for the two-and-a-half minute track than I had felt for anything in months.
Indian Philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti
Stick To Your Guns often employ sound bites to add a unique flavor to their songs, and "Diamond" begins with a mashup of monologues from Indian philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti. Anti-nationalistic, anti-religious, and anti-hate, the late revolutionist's words have always resonated with me. I heard his soft spoken but stern words accompanied by an introduction from one of my favorite bands and was instantaneously hooked.
In this there is no teacher, no pupil; there is no leader; there is no guru; there is no Master, no Savior. You yourself are the teacher and the pupil; you are the Master; you are the guru; you are the leader; you are everything.
(Jiddu Krishnamurti's words borrowed from the intro of "Diamond" )
Krishnamurti's narrative centers on rejecting external factors and finding the answers for growth and happiness within.
The first half of the song concludes with Krishnamurti's words, urging you to "be the light to themselves in a world that's so utterly becoming dark".
This immediately gives way to vocalist Jesse Barnetts voice ringing out with his own parallel to the philosophers message: "I know that what's in front of me, is a reflection of what is inside of me."
These words soar over a backdrop of dueling guitars, a gritty bass, and blasting drum beats. All of this combines to create something that's more than just music, it's powerful. The theme is centered around not only finding yourself, but also learning to accept and embrace who you are while simultaneously growing as a person.
"I think people should be more inwardly focused. And in no way do I mean selfish or self centered. But being honest with yourself is one of the most important things you can do. This is who I am and this is what I would like to see changed in my life. The second I started doing that I realized the pieces in my life started falling place a lot easier than I expected. People should look into their hearts instead of voting for someone they think is going to change the world. Realize we are all part of the problem. Once you realize that, you can start becoming a part of the solution".
Jesse Barnett on the lyrics to "Diamond"
Barnett's interpretation of Jiddu's message concludes with the vocalist crying out "I am forever more than just surviving/this is my life and this life is my diamond." He then highlights the fleeting fragility of life by repeating "my time/ your time/ our time is running out" until the song's abrupt ending.
This is the band's way of expressing what humans have found infinite ways to say: your time on this earth is short, your life is precious. Find a way to make it count.
I credit this song — and entire album — with gripping my hand and pulling me out of a very difficult period of my life. It is music that reminded me what passion felt like and pushed me to use the gift of life to effect some form of change.
If I took one thing from this track and brought it with me over the course of the last six years it's the mindset that I am "forever more than just surviving."
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STACK Expert Roger Lockridge offers five strategies that can help you transform your weaknesses into new strengths.
Nobody's perfect. We all have training weaknesses, and every athlete has a chink in his or her competitive armor that opponents try to exploit. So what can we do to eliminate those weaknesses? Whether a part of your game needs improving or you struggle with certain muscle groups in the gym, the following strategies can help you transform your weaknesses into new strengths.
Many people give excuses about why they struggle, but excuses get you nowhere fast. The more time you spend trying to rationalize why you may not be good at something, the less time you have to work on solutions to improve. The first thing you must do if you want to cure your weaknesses is to admit they are actually weaknesses. You'll be less frustrated in the long run and get closer to making progress.
While trying to improve, you may get frustrated and begin to doubt yourself if you don't see results immediately. You may not know the way to succeed, but the one surefire way to fail is to not believe in yourself. If you want to make it happen, you must know that you can find a way to get better. If you don't know in your mind that you can do it, there is no chance of progress. You must also know that it might take a long time, and you need the confidence to believe it will happen as long as you are patient and dedicated.
Let's say a basketball player plays phenomenal defense, shares the ball with every teammate and can get inside to score at will—but can barely hit one of two from the free-throw line. Why would he work on his defense or inside shooting? If he needs to improve his shooting from the stripe, that should be the first thing on his mind during practice and the last thing he works on before he walks off the court.
You shouldn't ignore your strengths completely, but you will be able to fix your flaws only if you devote more time to working on them. Bodybuilders do the same thing. If a bodybuilder has great arms and shoulders but weak leg development, he will organize his training around improving his legs—by training legs first or adding an extra leg workout during the week.
Sometimes more isn't the only answer. You should explore other possible options to achieve success. Assuming that something won't work and not giving it a try only hurts you in the long run.
Using the basketball player example again, perhaps shooting 500 foul shots a day is not the ultimate answer. Perhaps he needs to change his form before the free throws start falling in. Hank Gathers, a college basketball star from the 1980's, had to switch from shooting with his right hand to his left before he saw results.
If you are struggling to gain strength in your legs, substitute new exercises in place of the ones you've been doing (like Back Squats instead of Leg Presses). It never hurts to explore any possibility if your goal is to improve.
It's not a sign of weakness to ask someone for help. If anything, it's a true sign of strength.
If you shoot 55 percent and your teammate shoots 90 percent, it makes sense to seek his advice and to learn what you've been doing wrong and he is doing right. The advice may or may not help, but knowledge never hurts. The same principle applies to training. If you do great at some lifts but struggle with others, talk to a coach or trainer and see what you might do differently to make progress.