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Cress Williams Biography
Cress Williams is an American actor, best known for his roles in the series 'Prison Break' and 'Black Lightning.' Check out this biography to know about his childhood, family, personal life, career, and achievements.
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Birthday: July 26, 1970
Nationality: American, German
Sun Sign: Leo
Born Country: Germany
Born in: Heidelberg, Germany
Spouse/Ex-: Kristen Torrianni, Simbi Khali (m. 2000–2011)
siblings: Kristen Torrianni
children: Amika Khali Williams
City: Heidelberg, Germany
education: Fullerton College UCLA
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Cress Williams is an American actor, best known for his roles in the series 'Prison Break' and 'Black Lightning.' Born in Heidelberg, West Germany, to American parents, Cress grew up in the US. He became interested in the prospect of becoming an actor while still in high school. He joined 'Fullerton College' of the 'University of California, Los Angeles' (UCLA) and earned a degree in drama. He made his screen-acting debut in 1993, playing the supporting role of 'Terrence Williams' in the 1993 series 'Living Single' and then appeared in another supporting role, 'D'Shawn Hardell,' in the series 'Beverly Hills, 90210.' He made his film debut in 1995, playing a supporting role in the black comedy 'The Doom Generation.' He has since appeared in films such as 'Fallen,' 'Little Black Book,' and 'Ball Don't Lie.' He, however, had a better career on TV. After appearing in supporting roles in series such as 'ER,' 'Nash Bridges,' and 'Close to Home,' he played a key role in the series 'Prison Break,' which was a huge critical and commercial success. In the more recent years, he has been seen playing the superhero 'Black Lightning' in 'The CW' series of the same name.
Cress Williams was born on July 26, 1970, in Heidelberg, West Germany, to American parents. Soon after he was born, the family moved to Chicago. Cress spent the rest of his adolescence in Orange County.
Although he had gained interest in acting at the age of 7, he had not really thought about making a career in acting until he was in high school. Although he wanted to participate in theater, he did not have a drama wing in his high school.
One of his English teachers introduced him to William Shakespeare. With this, Cress became highly interested in pursuing acting. He joined the 'UCLA' and majored in drama.
He had also begun doing plays. He played key parts in many classic plays, such as 'Othello' and 'Oberon.' He began working on TV when he was in his last year of college.
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Cress made his on-screen acting debut with the supporting role of 'Terrence "Scooter" Williams' in the sitcom 'Living Single' in 1993. He appeared in the series until 1998.
He then appeared in another supporting role, in the teen drama series 'Beverly Hills, 90210.' He appeared as 'D'Shawn Hardell' in 13 episodes of the series.
He also played the guest role of 'Spotlight Davis' in the baseball-based sitcom 'Hardball.'
He made his film debut with the 1995 dark comedy 'The Doom Generation.' The film received mixed reviews from critics and was a box-office failure.
In the mid-1990s, he appeared in guest/small roles in many series, such as 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' and 'If Not for You.' He also played supporting roles in films such as '2 Days in the Valley' and 'Fallen.'
In the mid-1990s, he ventured into TV films, too, such as 'Rolling Thunder' and 'Rebound: The Legend of Earl "The Goat"Manigault.'
In 1997, he appeared in a supporting role in the series 'Leaving L.A.' However, the series received abysmal ratings and reviews and was canceled after six episodes of the first season were aired.
In 1998, he appeared in the miniseries 'Creature,' in which he played the 'Tall Man.' However, despite receiving appreciation for its special effects, the film was met with poor reviews.
The same year, Cress received a huge break when he was signed to play 'Officer Reggie Moore' in the American medical drama 'ER.' He played a recurring role in the series.
He then appeared in a string of guest roles, in series such as 'Sports Night,' 'G vs E,' and 'Becker.' He had another big break in 2000, when he began playing 'Inspector Antwon Babcock' in 22 episodes of the series 'Nash Bridges.'
He then played the supporting role of 'Dr. Sam Magala' in the series 'Providence.'
In the early 2000s, Cress mainly appeared in guest roles in series such as 'The District,' 'Touched by an Angel,' 'Watching Ellie,' and 'The Lyon's Den.'
In 2004, he appeared in the supporting role of 'Phil' in the romantic comedy–drama film 'Little Black Book.' The film was a huge critical and commercial debacle.
In 2006, he was chosen to play the role of 'Detective Ed Williams' in the crime drama 'Close to Home.' He appeared in the second season of the series and received critical acclaim for his portrayal.
He started getting better roles by the end of the 2000s. He first appeared playing the supporting role of 'Tucker Jones' in the medical drama 'Grey's Anatomy.' In 2008, he earned the supporting role of 'Wyatt Matthewson' in the fourth season of the crime-drama series 'Prison Break.'
In 2008, he appeared in the supporting role of 'Dante' in the film 'Ball Don't Lie.'
In 2010, he played 'Ornette Howard' in 10 episodes of the popular American drama 'Friday Night Lights.'
He earned the biggest break of his career in 2011, when he was cast as 'Lavon Hayes,' a key role in the comedy–drama series 'Hart of Dixie.' The hugely successful series ran for four seasons, spanning 76 episodes, with Cress appearing in all the episodes.
In 2015, he appeared in a supporting role in the series 'Code Black.'
In 2018, he played the lead role of 'Jefferson Pierce'/'Black Lightning' in the superhero TV series titled 'Black Lightning.' The series has received good reviews and has also been a commercial success.
He has also voiced the character of 'John Henry Irons' in the direct-to-TV animated films 'The Death of Superman' and 'Reign of the Supermen.'
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Cress Williams dated actor Simbi Khali on October 14, 2000. The couple stayed together for a long time but got divorced in 2011. They had two children.
Cress dated actor Kristen Torrianni in the early 2010s and got married to her in 2013.
He also teaches at a local acting school in Los Angeles since 2008.
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How to Submit Your WordPress Blog to Google News and Google Discover
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The aim of Google News is to filter through the world's news and make timely news accessible to readers in a way that's easy for them to read, understand, and put to use.
So what does this mean for your website and your site?
Lots of traffic, credibility, and authority.
If that sounds like something you'd like for your WordPress site (and let's be honest, who wouldn't) then read on to find out everything you need to know about how to submit your site to Google News.
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Google News is a news aggregator that curates a customizable flow of recent news articles and stories from the last 30 days.
Today, it's even more than that as Google News stories can surface in other Google products, such as:
Google News feed (duh)
The "Top stories" section on the SERP page
The "News tab" on the SERP page (like the one you have for images, so to speak)
Google Discover, Google's new feed based on an improved Knowledge Graph able to provide custom results based on a single user's search history.
Here's what Google News looks like:
An example page of science stories on Google News
Content is organized into categories, depending on your location and language settings. As a reader, you can also customize the feed to cover stories you are interested in.
"Your site + Google News = traffic, credibility, and authority. ✅ That's an equation we can stand behind! 🤓 Learn how to submit your site to Google News with this guide"
Google News works differently than Google the search engine.
The latter sends out crawlers that scan the web for updates and index those updates. Google News has crawlers too but they mostly crawl and index websites and content that are deemed of high-quality, comply with Google News content policies or have already been approved in the past.
In fact, until December 2019, you had to manually submit your site to Google News for it to be considered. But that's no longer the case, as Google announced this:
"Publishers are automatically considered for Top stories or the News tab of Search."
The official word from Google about being eligible for Google New
Nice. So you don't need to worry about doing anything, right?
Just sit back and wait for Google News to feature your site and drive more traffic to it…? Well, not exactly.
Although anyone can get into Google News, you still need to meet certain criteria like:
You have to create compelling content on a daily basis. It has to be news that's relevant to your audience.
You have to follow the Google News content policies, which cover standards for writing, accountability, authority, readability, technical guidelines, and news quality guidelines.
You should never neglect the overall Webmaster guidelines which include the quality of your content, design of your content, and the technical aspects of your website (using WordPress and a professional theme will satisfy this – just make sure it loads fast).
Once you meet these guidelines, it's time to get started with submitting your site to Google News. I'll show you how to do it properly later in this post.
Before that, let me clarify one important thing:
Yes and no.
Let's recap. At the end of 2019, Google announced the new Google News, which on top of several improvements and a new UI, brings something new to the table:
"We developed a new story-understanding technology to map the people, places and things involved in a news story, and then draw connections between them."
The new technology powering Google News is a combination of several machine learning techniques, including BERT models.
I know what you are thinking. It has nothing to do with Sesame Street.
For the purpose of this blog post, you should know that BERT is a natural language processing model able to consider the full context of a word by looking at the words that come before and after it.
Basically, it is a way for Google to better understand the content on a page.
In part because of this new technology, Google no longer requires you to submit your site to Google News.
Now, just because you can automatically appear in Google News doesn't mean you will. Let's increase your chances and manually submit to Google News.
Don't worry, it doesn't take long.
Got to Google's Publisher Center and click Add publication:
How to add a publication to Google News
Now, you'll need to fill out some specific information. It's all pretty self-explanatory:
Description of your site.
The category that best describes your site.
Primary language.
Website URL.
Point of contact.
Tracking (your Google Analytics code).
If you are using the same Google account for both Google News and Google Search Console, you can easily verify your site.
Just click verify in Search Console next to the Website property URL box:
Verifying your domain using Google Search Console in Publisher Center
And if you need more help, you can check out our GSC setup guide.
Next, you'll be able to add an RSS feed to your publication, add a custom logo, and even set up Google ads if you'd like to monetize your content.
Once you've filled in everything that's required and agreed to the terms and conditions, you'll be able to publish:
Publishing status for your publication in Google News
Told you it wouldn't take long to submit your site (if you ignore the review process which takes 2 – 4 weeks).
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I love visiting new coffee shops and discovering cute cafés to take photos at. I am not a huge coffee drinker - but I do enjoy it from time to time as a treat. Today on MAK Style, I am sharing 3 of my favourite coffee spots in the city!
I also did an article about these cafés on Suzy Shier's blog, if you want to check that out!
If you know Toronto, I'm sure you've heard of Sorry Coffee before. This seems to be the place to be - and it lives up to the hype.
Sorry is tucked away behind Kit and Ace in Yorkville and is the ultimate modern-day coffee shop complete with white marble counters and tables, as well as copper fixtures. It has a beautiful aesthetic and the perfect place to snap your next Instagram photo.
They have a minimal menu - but great items! I love their iced lattes and hot chocolate.
This café is definitely the prettiest little place I have ever been to. Everything from the decor, the latté art and the atmosphere itself is like being transported to France! Photographed here is my vanilla latte and Rose Lychee macaron - they were both delicious! I would also suggest trying their hazelnut latte, too.
Zavida is a cute little coffee shop hidden away on Yonge street - right near Yonge and Gerrard on the bottom floor of Aura. The interior is filled with exposed white brick walls and an Instagram-worthy floor. Their Belgian mochas are amazing and are a perfect treat after a long day.
Be sure to check out the post on Suzy Shier's blog as well.
I've never tried Zavida but that Belgian hot chocolate sounds amazing! Thanks for sharing girl!
Cuz you know now that we can't be M&N, I have to cash you outside. Howbahdah?
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Sunshine and Classics at the Wallingford Vehicle Rally
After my recent visit to one of motoring's historically iconic (not a word I use lightly) locations, last weekend saw me make a return to the type of grass-roots event that makes up a substantial proportion of the UK classic car calender – a local show, organised and run by volunteers and raising money for charitable causes.
On Sunday, I took part in the Wallingford Vehicle Rally for the first time, although the event itself has been going since 2005. Since then, it has grown considerably in popularity, to the point where the entry tickets for last weekend's rally sold out in just 23 minutes! This is partly explained by the fact that the organisers are restricted by space limitations, allowing no more than 350 cars to take part in the event, which combines a parade around the small town of Wallingford with a static display area, plus a mini-parade arena, the usual catering vans and entertainment in the form of live music throughout the day. Nevertheless, it's an impressive feat! Access for spectators is free, but donation buckets are placed all around the site and the event has raised over £100,000 for charities since its inception, with the amounts rising each year. This kind of fund-raising is a wonderful by-product of the increasing interest in our classic car hobby and another aspect of its importance; long may it continue, and indeed I'm attending another one next weekend – more on that in a separate report.
Wallingford is located along the River Thames in Oxfordshire, about 21km south of Oxford itself, and a 55km drive west for die Zitrone. It was given its Royal Charter in 1155, and there are references to it dating back to Anglo-Saxon times and the town comes complete with castle, old churches and large market square at its centre, and importantly, a lot of pubs. With a population of under 12,000, it's a typical small English market town, and very picturesque, as I hope the photos will show.
This was one of those rare events where my better half had deigned to join me, partly because she had never been to Wallingford before but primarily because it looked like there was a good pub lunch in the offing. We had to be on site no later than 10:00, with the parade due to start at 10:30, so we set off on a mild and beautifully sunny morning for a leisurely drive through what is now freshly green countryside as the summer approaches.
We rocked up at the designated starting point for the rally – a sports field – and joined the appropriate line. Before the parade was due to start, there was time to check out those classics that had already arrived, while others continued to file in. One of the great things about an event like this is that every car there had been driven to the venue by its owner, no dealers were there, just genuine enthusiasts in a wide variety of classics.
While walking along the lines of cars I was delighted to see not one, but two other BMW '02's – a very tidy 1971 Colorado 2002 Touring and a lovely 1973 Inka 2002tii. Other delights to catch the morning eye were a very smart blue 1985 Opel Monza GS/E, a majestic gold Daimler Limousine – favoured for many years by Town Mayors and other dignatories across the UK, though in their case, generally in black – and a stunning 1959 Porsche 356B 1600 Roadster. Unlike many other "356's" I've seen recently, this was the real deal, and therefore one of the highlights of the day.
Another highlight in our section of the field was a wonderful 1939 Alvis 4.3, originally built for Sir Alfred McAlpine, of the engineering and construction dynasty. This exquisite car is one of just two surviving examples, and is a Pebble Beach, Las Vegas and Angouleme Concours winner, according to the note in the windscreen – so by comparison, it was slumming it today!
The parade itself was fun – if a little slow to get under way, but with around 350 cars plus dozens of motorbikes and scooters to get out onto public roads this was hardly surprising. We were sandwiched between a Lotus 7 and an Alfasud Sprint and followed the crocodile of classics along a short route that took us all around and then into the town, with spectators lining much of the route, especially in the centre, where they were literally 8 to 10 deep. There was much waving and tooting of horns as families set up picnic chairs and tables along the roadside outside their homes, and it was a delight to see multiple generations embracing the event and our hobby. It was especially gratifying to see children – girls as well as boys – busy taking photographs of cars that were many decades older than they were; perhaps the next generation of classic car fans?
After the parade, a break for lunch and a glass of wine was needed, a requirement fulfilled at the Old Post Office – no longer a Post Office but now a pub and restaurant – after which it was time to check out the main showground. While heading there we came across perhaps the most unusual car of the day, and it wasn't even taking part in the event – a 1992 Subaru SVX. I hadn't seen one for many years, and it seems there's a good explanation for that – just 50 are left in the UK.
At the showground, it seemed like half the town was there, with families out in the sun enjoying the fairground, stalls, parade area and the main showground, strolling among the lovely mix of high and low-end classics on display, ranging from a gaggle of Citroen 2CV's and Mini's through to an absolutely gorgeous green 1967 Mercedes-Benz 190SL alongside an equally stunning navy-blue 1962 Ferrari 250GTE – probably the most valuable car of the day. Imagine these two beauties side-by-side in your garage!
Americana was mostly – though not all – the usual mixture of Mustangs and 'Vettes, with a metallic maroon 1967 C2 convertible standing out. But a nicely-patinated red '55 Ford Thunderbird looked like it got regular use, and perhaps the most unusual American car of the day was a 1919 Studebaker Light Six with a unique wooden boat-tailed body.
Speaking of wooden and unique, readers may recall a highly-original one-off Rover 75 Coupé at the Practical Classics show at the NEC earlier this year, built by Gerry Lloyd. On Sunday, Gerry had brought with him another of his takes on the Rover 75, this time, a pick-up. His attention to detail is such that, having decided he wanted to emulate the wood-look of traditional pick-ups, he even replaced the chrome body-strips with wooden ones, and crafted wooden door handles. For me, his 75 Coupé was a more successful and coherent creation, but there is no doubting the skill and craftsmanship Gerry applies to his projects. Next up apparently is a 75 Convertible!
Other cool stuff included some ultimate British Q-cars, in the form of a pair of Lotus Carltons and Ford Sierra Cosworth, while our "Spot the Zagato" season continued with another 1600 Fulvia Sports, this time a silver one with black stripe along the centre of its bonnet lid.
Among our beloved "everyday heroes" could be found an utterly unexceptional 1971 Austin Maxi 1750, a neat blue 1966 Singer Chamois, a gaggle of Mini's including a cool 1275GT Clubman in bright orange, and another big executive coupé besides the Monza – a metallic bronze 1975 Ford Granada 3.0 Ghia Coupé. These were very imposing cars back in the day, occupying a sector that included Opel's contemporary Rekord and Commodore coupés as well as Rover's SD1, speaking of which, there were a couple of tasty Vitesse's present, my favourite being a red 1985 example, and a less common 2300, of which there are fewer than 40 remaining in the UK.
After another hour or so spent wandering up and down the ranks of classics and trying – with some difficulty – to take some photographs without people walking across me, or deciding just then to stand and look more closely at the very car I was trying to get a clear shot of (it's almost like they know!), we decided it was time to make our way out of this very pleasant market town and take the scenic route home under a clear blue sky.
On the way, we caught up with a red 1954 Jaguar XK140 FHC and ahead of that, a Fjord blue metallic BMW 2002 Baur targa from 1972. The three of us drove through the countryside in a stylish convoy for about 15 miles, and after the Jag had peeled off, we stopped for a brief chat with the owner of the Baur, David Coulton, who admitted to having thrashed his little BMW on more than one occasion but treats it with more respect these days! It turned out that this was the Baur I'd previously seen at Templar and Wilde, where I take Die Zitrone for any work that needs doing – small world!
This was a perfect ending to an excellent day of sunshine and classics, incorporating a scenic drive through a lovely part of England, and with thousands of pounds raised for charity – what's not to like? Bring on the Chiltern Hills Rally next weekend!
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What a great looking event! Again, nothing quite so neat happening here to the best of my knowledge, and I must wonder why… lack of similar venue might be one reason, but thats not the main thing methinks. Too bad, as this and these types of events look SO cool…
as does that blue Opel.
Suzie May 14, 2019
The green Mercedes is a 1962 Car – it was first registered in the UK in 1967 having first been delivered to the Yemen to a British owner, who subsequently imported it and registered it in 1967 (from the owner)
Tony Wawryk May 14, 2019
Hello Suzie – that makes more sense, and thank you for pointing it out. I thought the plate was too late for a 190SL but checking with the DVLA gave the year of manufacture as 1967, which I have to say confused me but I foolishly took them at their word. Of course, the 190SL stopped being produced in 1963…d'oh! It's a beautiful car – is it yours, by any chance?
Anders Bilidt May 14, 2019
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, interesting story about the 190SL. Reminds me of one of my colleagues telling me that his father had driven a M-B 190SL from the UK to Tehran and back during the sixties. Needless to say, it had been quite the adventure taking a sportscar onto the basic gravel roads which they had encountered at the border to Turkey and which was largely all they got until they reached Tehran. It led to some challenging driving and two cracked aluminium engine sumps on the trip which they repeatedly plugged with chewing gum until they got to a garage which was capable of repairing the sump. I can only imagine that there must be similar fascinating tales from your 190SL's previous life in Yemen… :-)
@tony-wawryk, thx for the excellent report! Yet another event which I didn't even know existed. We really are spoilt for choice throughout the summer months…
Hmmm… well, if we were to play our usual game of "which one would I take home?", I would be hard pressed to choose between the charming light grey series 1 Fulvia and the brilliant Honda S800 Coupé. Though that 1919 Studebaker is pretty damned cool too…
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i24NEWS is now available in Australia on Flash, Australia's biggest news streaming service, offering more than 20 leading global and local news sources streamed live. Flash CEO Julian Ogrin said in a statement announcing the new service that Flash is a "game changer" for news content lovers and will "transform the way Australians consume the […]
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On Monday, April 24, a potluck dinner and film night will be held at Bridge Club, an event space above Death & Taxes at 105 E. Hargett St. Tickets are $35, and each guest must purchase a ticket and bring a side dish for sharing with 20 people. Christensen and friends will provide the main dish, with drinks from High Wire Distillery in Charleston, S.C. Tickets can be bought at spring2017stirthepotluck.bpt.me.
Gomez is the author of the award-winning cookbook, "My Two Souths." Her restaurant, Cardamom Hill, was a James Beard semifinalist for best new restaurant in 2013. She recently owned Spice to Table, an Indian patisserie. She is launching a web series of cooking class videos called "Curry & Cornbread" and a new tea and spice blend line named Dyad Tea & Spice.
For questions about the event, contact Jessie Koppenhaver at events@ac-restaurants.com or call 984-664-5105.


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Husain al-Rahhal (1900–1971) was an Iraqi translator, journalist and Communist activist, who helped found the Iraqi Communist Party.

Al-Rahhal came from a family of officials and merchants. He is known as the first "marxist" student of Iraq. He travelled to Berlin in 1919 and India in 1921. He studied at the Baghdad School of Law, forming the first Marxist study circle in Iraq in 1924. The group published a newspaper, As-Sahifah, edited by Al-Rahhal.

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In today's advertising roundup, three new releases that should help brands provide better customer experiences online.
First, Gigya has launched an end to end customer registration service, set up to offer cross-device customer experiences which ensuring consumer safety. The Registration as a Service (RaaS) platform supports user registration systems across web and mobile devices.
"Great customer experience has become the new market requirement for growing acquisition rates and expanding relationships, with customer identity and access management (CIAM) technologies at the core," said Troy Abraham, Gigya's SVP of Global Services. "With the ultimate goal of enabling our clients to exceed their end-users' expectations, the GigyaWorks program has been created to help global enterprises capture, manage and leverage customer data while educating them around key market trends and processes every step of the way."
Meanwhile, Evergage has launched Evergage SmartSearch and SmartSort, on-site searching options that should help brands provide a better customer experience. Through SmartSearch, auto-suggestions will be offered when shoppers begin typing terms into the on-site search window, and through SmartSort, items from search queries will be returned according to their relevance.
"[These tools] deliver a more relevant shopping or browsing experience to each visitor, and improve product and content discovery," said Karl Wirth, CEO and co-founder of Evergage. "To provide helpful and effective recommendations, we strongly believe that you need to weave together disparate sources of information, as well as machine learning and predictive intelligence capabilities. Doing this, and with the additional capabilities announced today, we're thrilled to offer personal shopper-like experiences and 1:1 recommendations that make every visit truly one of a kind."
And Stitch Labs has added functionality to their barcode scanning and printing platform. The new functions are set up to weed out human error, which a majority brands say is the leading cause of inventory/fulfillment issues.
"Mid-size retailers should be able to focus on growing their business and providing a seamless shopping experience for consumers, without having to spend precious time manually processing orders or worrying about remedying human errors," said Brandon Levey, Stitch Labs CEO. "Retailers are challenged with finding ways to add efficiency to cost-effectively meet the needs of their customers. Expanding product lines, multi-channel orders and global customers have created demanding shipping expectations for retailers. To successfully meet these demands and deliver a seamless consumer experience, retailers need strong back-end operations that improve accuracy and process."


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Dow Chemical CEO, Andrew Liveris, Receives American Chemistry Society Honor
May 10, 2016 December 7, 2016 James Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical, Dow Chemical CEO
Dow Chemical CEO, Andrew Liveris
Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical CEO recently received the Corporate Leadership Award from the Midland section of the American Chemistry Society. When accepting the award, Liveris spoke about how important it is to educate the next generation of chemists and engineers.
The Dow executive said: "I feel like I'm with my people. This is a room full of science and chemistry and people dedicated to the field of chemistry." He then went on to explain the significance of the anniversary pin he was wearing which represented the four decades he has been at Dow.
Addressing exemplary high school and college students, Andrew Liveris recalled how he had started off just like them "many years ago now," but that today, as Dow Chemical CEO, he has a slew of tremendous responsibilities given that the firm "employs thousands of people and creates products in markets ranging from plastics to agriculture."
With regard to Dow "educating the next generation of chemists and engineers" to which Liveris referred, the Dow Chemical CEO said that Dow sponsors American Association of Chemistry Teachers, funding "advanced chemistry research and technology-based universities" throughout America as a way to do this. The company is very committed to such an investment, "because we understand that students like you are the key to our company's future." Indeed, as an illustration of this, over the last five years, the firm has hired 10,000 people under the age of 30.
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Funding Boost for Youth Employment
Preparing local youth for the workforce is a large piece of the economic recovery formula set forth by the federal government, and stimulus dollars are already boosting local youth employment programs to levels not seen in years. Smaller organizations like the Glendale Youth Alliance, which provide job seeking skills and employment preparedness training for low-income youth ages 14-24, are now able to significantly expand their services, and get more local kids into summer and entry level jobs than ever before. "This will be the biggest program in the history of the organization," said Corina Gregorian, Program Supervisor for the GYA, a non profit organization that received $400,000 from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), better known as the stimulus package. For fiscal year 09-10, which started July 1, the funds will allow GYA to help 150 more youth than last year, bringing the number up to 650, more than double the number of youth served in FY 07-08. "ARRA funds have certainly given youth employment programs a boost," said Don Nakamoto Executive Director of the Verdugo Workforce Investment Board, which represents the cities of Burbank, Glendale and La Canada Flintridge. The Verdugo WIB received $3 million in stimulus funds over two years, part of which will go towards helping 270 kids land summer jobs this year between July 1 and September 30, through contracts with organizations like GYA. "Those are 270 youth we would not have been able to help otherwise [without ARRA funds]," he said. Stimulus dollars are also allowing the Verdugo WIB to contract with another organization, Goodwill Industries, for the first time this year to offer additional services to about 50 youth. Workforce Investment Boards, which oversee one-stop centers that provide employment and training services to the community, were established in 2000 by the federal Workforce Investment Act to develop local policies and to oversee federal and state allocations of workforce funds. WIBs all across the nation are benefiting from the $787 billion economic stimulus package approved by the Obama administration, which allocates some $4 billion dollars in Workforce Investment Act Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth funding. "Stimulus funds are helping jumpstart the economy and there's certainly more appreciation for summer and youth jobs than we've seen in many years and in the previous administration," said David Eder, Senior Management Analyst for Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board. The LA WIB, which has three Youth Centers in the Valley and relies on 15 providers to run summer youth employment programs in the Valley area, received $20.3 million in ARRA funding, part of which will go towards placing approximately 1,600 youths in jobs this summer. Thousands of jobs "It is a huge boost to this year's program. The ARRA funding will create thousands of jobs," added Laura Cant & #250;, Assistant Director Youth Opportunity System for LA WIB. "Still not enough to meet the need, but it will provide many more youth with an opportunity to work this summer." A total of 8,500 youth employment jobs will be funded by ARRA Funds and the City's General Fund this year through the LA WIB, more than double the number last year. Under the umbrella of HIRE LA's Youth campaign, the City of Los Angeles and LA WIB have set the goal of placing more than 16,500 youth in paid positions by June 30, 2010- an unprecedented number. "Emphasis on youth programs had not been in vogue for the last 8 years, but now it's back," said Eder. "We strongly believe that if you give a young person a job, that money will go right back into the economy." Youth programs, such as those offered by GYA are designed to provide a foundation for youth to learn job skills and to become productive participants of the workforce, which is key for getting the economy back on track, said Eliza Dzhaneryan, Program Specialist at GYA, who case manages 60 kids. The program not only connects the youth with an entry level position at local businesses, but also helps them learn about writing resumes, the interview process, work etiquette and dress code, and many other things to help them navigate the workplace environment for the first time. "This is an opportunity and a stepping stone. It provides stability for the present and life skills for the future," she said. "Our youth are learning how to make money, save money, and spend money, in many cases for the first time." For some, a summer job can even lead down a potential career path, which was the case for 20-year-old Jilbert Zolfaghari, who enrolled in the GYA Youth Summer Program last year. "I figured it would be a good opportunity to make some cash over the summer, it was my first job," he said. "But at the end of the summer they were impressed with me and likewise I was impressed with them and I was offered a full time job working at the Verdugo Job Center as a City of Glendale employee," he said. Zolfaghari worked there for about 8 months, balancing work and school, and recently accepted a full-time position with the Employment Development Department EDD. "This gave me a lot of confidence. The initial goal was just to make some extra cash I didn't think it would be anything that would further my career, but now that I've had the experience with the city and with the EDD I feel it's really benefitted me. I'm honestly considering working in the public sector." Businesses that hire through GYA also benefit from incentives that have proven effective in the current economic climate. The program pays the youths' wages for the first 240 hours, which translates into savings of more than $2,000 for a company, according to Dzhaneryan, since GYA also pays for workers compensation and payroll tax during that period. "This is beneficial not only for the youth but also for businesses," said Jozesina Chilingaryan, Service and Training Manager for Old Navy of Glendale, who has hired three employees through the program. "This allows businesses to have first hand experience with an employee before hiring him or her, rather than hiring blindly. It's a win- win."
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Reader's Watchdog: WDM hospice named one of nation's worst
Lee Rood
lrood@dmreg.com
A West Des Moines hospice is ranked one of the nation's 50 worst in an analysis of 3,720 hospices over the past decade by the Huffington Post.
HCI Care Services, which employs more than 250 people in 35 central, south-central and southeast Iowa counties, ranked 24th nationally with 71 violations, according to the Dec. 30 report.
But the violations included routine building code violations as well as other more serious health-related deficiencies that have since been corrected, a state official said. "Overall, HCI is well-operated and responsive to deficiencies, taking corrective actions quickly to address identified problems," said Dave Werning, spokeman for the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals.
Tray Wade, HCI Care's top executive, was quoted in the HuffPost article saying it would be easier to determine the severity of such problems if violations were given letter grades, as is done for nursing facilities.
"They have just one stick, and that is to just come in and take your whole program away," Wade said of regulators. "I think it makes more sense to have an incremental process to identify gaps in the services before they get to that point."
HCI Care Services was the first hospice program in Iowa, opening in 1978. In addition to hospice services, HCI operates four hospice houses — two in Des Moines, one in Creston, and another in Glenwood.
Hospices have historically gone years in Iowa without being inspected. But due to changes in federal regulations, hospices and home health agencies will be subject to inspections at least once every 36 months beginning this spring.
The Huffington Post report found that when violations at hospices are serious, government inspectors have few tools to punish them. Medicare's federal regulator has terminated the licenses of just 16 hospices over the past decade. Medicare provides about 90 percent of funding for hospices, so losing a license essentially forces a hospice to close.
Donor giving $6,000 to refugee program
An anonymous donor plans to contribute $6,000 toward new computers to a unique program serving high-risk refugee youth in Des Moines.
Nancy Mwirotsi, who created PI 515 to teach high school and middle school kids computer programming, said the donor stepped forward after a Watchdog column last week highlighted the group's needs.
Matt Brown, a student working on his master's degree at Iowa State University, teaches the computer coding class on Saturday mornings at Zion Lutheran Church.
The anonymous donation will buy 20 low-cost computers, so the kids can learn a much-in-demand job skill and their parents can learn basic computer skills, Mwirotsi said.
"It was awesome," she said of the gift.
Most of the students in the class are from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, but classes are for refugee students who get grades of B's or above.
"If we don't do something now, they are just going to be recycling poverty," Mwirotsi told me Monday. "These kids are going to be staying in the city."
Readers aid animals with special needs
Trees of Hope was one of several charities that benefited from readers' generosity after a Watchdog column highlighted different needs over the holidays.
The annual event allows people to pick an ornament and "adopt" a special-needs animal staying at the Animal Lifeline shelter.
People purchase items listed on the back of the ornament.
Julie Simon, a longtime volunteer at the no-kill shelter in Carlisle, said this year's collection was almost double previous years.
"We are estimating the individuals and families who participated are in the hundreds," she wrote me this week.
"We happily received many gift cards … which should help get us through the winter, and for pet food and supplies at Petco. Like a human food pantry, cash donations allow us to buy what we need when we need it and often at a large-purchase discount at Petco."
Simon said the Watchdog column appeared to generate more interest online in the special needs of different animals at the shelter, like Sadie, a dog caught in a trap in a rural field last winter who chewed off most of her paw to escape.
Sadie was later adopted.
"I've volunteered with Animal Lifeline of Iowa more than twenty years and remember when we had a Tree at the shelter and one or two we'd take to our vendor table at outreach and pet events," Simon said. "So the support from businesses and professional services makes it such a great success."
Iowa offers tips to avoid tax scams
Iowa's attorney general wants us all to avoid tax scams this time of year. Some tips:
Don't respond to "urgent" calls supposedly from IRS. Scammers posing as IRS agents have been demanding immediate payment for a tax debt or penalty. The caller threatens the recipient with an ominous-sounding court action or even imminent arrest. The caller urges the use of a credit card, debit card or prepaid debit card, such as a Green Dot card. The caller likely will "spoof" the number that appears on the recipient's caller-ID display.
The same goes for "urgent" emails. These emails appear to be official IRS emails, which may claim that the recipient must update IRS records or must act to collect a tax refund. When the user clicks on the link provided in the email, the link may take the email recipient to an IRS look-alike "phishing" site operated by criminals.
The IRS does not call or email people about unpaid taxes or penalties without first sending official notices through the U.S. mail.
When the IRS does send notices, it does not demand immediate payment and does not seek payment (such as prepaid debit cards) over the phone.
To verify whether you owe federal taxes or penalties, contact the IRS directly. The IRS telephone assistance number is 1-800-829-1040.
Reader charged for fix in right-of-way
Reader Doug Sutter contacted me last month, upset that the city of Clive was charging him $40 to replace a head to an irrigation system that was broken by the city's own contractor.
I checked, and it turns out that most cities in the metro area have ordinances that hold residents financially responsible for damage done to irrigation systems, mailboxes or other things, such as invisible fencing that they chose to place in public right-of-ways.
The upshot: Sutter was responsible, and you could be too if you place a costly item like that in right-of-way areas, where workers often need to dig.
Lee Rood's Reader's Watchdog column helps Iowans get answers and accountability from public officials, the justice system, businesses and nonprofits. Contact her at lrood@dmreg.com, 515-284-8549 on Twitter @leerood or at Facebook.com/readerswatchdog.


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Q: Git and Docker team workflow I've been using Git for a few years for some projects, but I'm new to Docker.
Today, I would like to find a workflow that allows me to use Git and Docker correctly for my team projects.
Today
Today, without Docker, we use named branches for development. When the functionalities are finalized, we pull them towards "master". When we want to go into production, we create a versioned preprod branch (e.g. preprod-2.3.0) of the master for tests. If we have corrections, we push on the current preprod and merge on master. When the preprod branch is ready (automatic and manual tests), we create a prod branch with the same version as preprod (ex: prod-2.3.0). If we have urgent corrections in prod, we create a new branch from the preprod (ex: preprod-2.3.1), before continuing the normal process (test + prod -> prod-2.3.1).
With Docker
With Docker, for development, we want to create local images named $PROJECT_NAME/$IMAGE_NAME:dev (project/api:dev, project/db:dev, project/webui:dev...).
Every time we rebuild local projects, we lose development images, but otherwise it would become unmanageable.
To test, we would also use the versions of dev.
But where I have questions is for the production launch.
Several blogs/articles create docker images after the code is pushed on git, perform unit tests and finally save valid images. Thereafter, a valid image will be named":latest" and used for production implementation.
In our case, we could use this system to save valid images of prod-$VERSION branches using the $VERSION and latest tags to version the images.
Problems
My problem with this system is that I feel like I'm losing one of Docker's benefits. When I perform my tests locally, I test the code but also the dev image. It is this image that should be used on the CI and in production. While there, the image is recreated several times by the CI for master, preprod and finally prod before being frozen.
If the versions of the hub images (e. g. nginx:latest, node:lastest) have changed in the meantime, this can cause problems.
See: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/docker-tip-18-please-pin-your-docker-image-versions
Another solution would be to save the images directly in preprod with the preprod tag. After being tested, I add the tags "prod" and "latest". But if an update occurs during the creation of the preprod, I can sometimes waste time to understand why it worked in dev and not in prod. But at least it avoids problems between pre-production and production.
I also couldn't find a system at the nodejs lock (package.json/package-lock.json) that allows to run npm build/npm ci (download the latest version of the packages and update the lock file specifying which version was precisely used/rebuilt the same architecture as the lock file).
See : https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package-lock.json
Questions
Do you have a system/idea to ensure that the image is identical to the previous one (as a lock)?
Or a workflow that allows you to work in a team while dropping images directly from the dev (with versions)?

A: I finally made my own lock system with a bash alias or alternatively one or two scripts :
bash alias (Add docker ci command and improve docker build) :
dockeralias() {
    args=$@
    args_cat=$1
    shift
    args_without_cat_files_and_final=""

    dockerfile="Dockerfile"
    while test $# -gt 1; do
        case "$1" in
            -f|--file)
                shift
                dockerfile=$1
                shift
                ;;
            -f=*)
                dockerfile=${1#"-f="}
                shift
                ;;
            --file=*)
                dockerfile=${1#"--file="}
                shift
                ;;
            *)
                args_without_cat_files_and_final="$args_without_cat_files_and_final $1 "
                shift
                ;;
        esac
    done
    lockfile="$dockerfile-lock"

    args_final=$@

    if [ $args_cat == "ci" ]; then
        echo "Build from $lockfile"
        command docker build $args_without_cat_files_and_final --file $lockfile $args_final
        return
    fi

    if ! command docker $args; then
        return
    fi

    if [ $args_cat == "build" ]; then
        echo "Make $lockfile from $dockerfile"

        cp $dockerfile $lockfile
    grep ^FROM $lockfile | while read -r line ; do

        image=`echo $line | cut -d" " -f2`
        digest=`command docker inspect --format='{{index .RepoDigests 0}}' $image`

        echo "$image > $digest"

        sed -i -e "s/$image/$digest/g" $lockfile
    done
    fi
}
alias docker=dockeralias

Alternatively docker-build.sh to replace docker build in dev
#!/bin/bash

docker build "$@"

dockerfile="Dockerfile"
while test $# -gt 0; do
    case "$1" in
        -f|--file)
            shift
            dockerfile=$1
            shift
            ;;
        -f=*)
            dockerfile=${1#"-f="}
            shift
            ;;
        --file=*)
            dockerfile=${1#"--file="}
            shift
            ;;
        *)
        shift
            ;;
    esac
done
lockfile="$dockerfile-lock"

echo "Make $lockfile from $dockerfile"

cp $dockerfile $lockfile
grep ^FROM $lockfile | while read -r line ; do

    image=`echo $line | cut -d" " -f2`
    digest=`docker inspect --format='{{index .RepoDigests 0}}' $image`

    echo "$image > $digest"

    sed -i -e "s/$image/$digest/g" $lockfile
done

And docker-ci.sh to replace docker build in CI (preprod, prod...) or just use "docker build --file Dockerfile-lock ."
#!/bin/bash

args=""

dockerfile="Dockerfile"
while test $# -gt 1; do
    case "$1" in
        -f|--file)
            shift
            dockerfile=$1
            shift
            ;;
        -f=*)
            dockerfile=${1#"-f="}
            shift
            ;;
        --file=*)
            dockerfile=${1#"--file="}
            shift
            ;;
        *)
        args="$newargs $1 "
        shift
            ;;
    esac
done
lockfile="$dockerfile-lock"

echo "Build from $lockfile"
docker build $args --file $lockfile "$@"

Here an example of what do the script :
From Dockerfile
FROM node:latest
EXPOSE 8080
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
COPY package.json package-lock.json ./
RUN npm ci
COPY . .
CMD npm start

Create Dockerfile-lock
FROM node@sha256:d2180576a96698b0c7f0b00474c48f67a494333d9ecb57c675700395aeeb2c35
EXPOSE 8080
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
COPY package.json package-lock.json ./
RUN npm ci
COPY . .
CMD npm start

And I also writed a feature request on the docker forum : https://forums.docker.com/t/dockerfile-lock/67031

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MATCH PREVIEW: WIGAN ATHLETIC v WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
Ashley Houghton
Final home match of the season a must-win clash for Latics.
Buy your tickets in advance for discounted rate.
First meeting between the two sides at the DW since 3-2 success here in May 2012.
Wolves need victory to keep play-off hopes alive, Latics to keep survival bid on track.
Wigan Athletic's final home game of the 2014-15 season could not bear any more significance as both Latics and Wolves require all three points to keep their respective end of season aims alive.
Latics know only a victory will keep their survival bid alive, though relegation would be confirmed if Rotherham United defeat promotion-chasing Norwich City at the New York Stadium.
Wolves need to win to keep their aim of a top-six finish, and back-to-back promotions, alive, though even that won't be enough if Ipswich Town secure all three points against Nottingham Forest and Derby County win at Millwall.
Tickets for the clash, which are subject to a price increase on match day, are available online, at the DW Stadium or by calling the ticket office. For full details, click here.
WIGAN ATHLETIC 3 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 2
Latics pulled the curtain down on a memorable 2011-12 campaign, which saw Roberto Martinez's side pick up seven wins from their final nine games, by securing all three points against Wolves in a five-goal end of season thriller.
Emmerson Boyce's double, the second a superb volley, helped Latics secure a 15th place finish after Wolves had gone ahead through Matt Jarvis.
Franco di Santo had cancelled out Jarvis' opener before Steven Fletcher grabbed a late consolation for Terry Connor's side who were already relegated at the foot of the Premier League.
Wolves went ahead against the run of play on nine minutes as Jarvis found space on the left, cut inside and produced a wonderful curling finish inside Ali Al Habsi's far post.
Three minutes later, Di Santo pounced on the loose ball when Wolves failed to clear to finish in visiting goalkeeper Dorus De Vries's bottom right corner.
On 14 minutes, two minutes after the leveller, Boyce rose highest to meet Jean Beausejour's corner and give Latics the lead.
Wolves had to change keeper's early in the second-half after injury to De Vries and substitute stopper Carl Ikeme denied Di Santo a second and also Beausejour before Boyce fired in a wonderful volley from
Hugo Rodallega's knockdown 11 minutes from time.
Kevin Doyle squared for Fletcher to slot into an empty net before the end but Wolves' miserable season finished whilst Latics celebrated an eighth consecutive season in the Premier League with their supporters.
Latics: Al Habsi, Caldwell, Boyce, Lopez, Figueroa, McCarthy, Maloney (Gomez 82), Moses (Crusat 58), McArthur, Beausejour, Di Santo (Rodallega 79).
Subs not used: Pollitt, Watson, Diame, Sammon.
Wolves: De Vries (Ikeme 52), Stearman, Ward, Berra, Zubar, Edwards, Henry, Hunt (Forde 59), Jarvis, Ebanks-Blake (Fletcher 76).
Subs not used: Elokobi, Johnson, Milijas, Jonsson.
INTRODUCING WOLVES
IN SEARCH OF BACK-TO-BACK PROMOTIONS, WOLVES KNOW THEY'RE LIKELY TO NEED SIX POINTS FROM THEIR REMAINING TWO FIXTURES IF THEY'RE TO FINISH IN THE TOP SIX COME THE END OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Promoted from League One last time out, Wolves, like Brentford, have taken the momentum and habit of winning into this season and they are one of eight teams in with a shout of promotion to the Premier League.
Despite allowing David Davis, Stephen Ward and Jamie O'Hara to leave in the summer, Kenny Jackett kept the core of the Molineux outfit together whilst he added to the side with the acquisitions of Tommy Rowe and Rajiv van La Parra.
The Black Country side could not have started the campaign in much better fashion with four wins from their opening five league games, including home wins over Norwich City and Cardiff City and a win at Fulham, leaving Jackett's team third in the Championship at the end of August.
Being hard to beat proved to be the mentality Wolves were going for as the season settled down with a 3-3 draw at Reading making it seven unbeaten come the end of September.
A shock home defeat to Huddersfield Town, and draws with Millwall and Latics, the former after leading 3-0, saw Wolves drop out of the play-off places after conceding 11 goals in four games, having conceded just three in their first eight matches.
Wins over Middlesbrough and Leeds United lifted Wolves back to third in the Championship, trailing Derby County and Watford by an inferior goal difference.
November would prove a pivotal month for Jackett's side's hopes of automatic promotion, though, as a 0-0 draw with rivals Birmingham City was followed by five consecutive defeats; four of which came against promotion rivals in the form of Ipswich Town, Derby, Brentford and AFC Bournemouth.
The build up to Christmas, in contrast, was fruitful for Wolves as a 1-0 win at Sheffield Wednesday sparked a run of five wins in six matches, with the last of those victories – a 2-0 home win over Blackpool – a special way to celebrate the life of the club's former owner of 17 years, Sir Jack Hayward, who passed away in America a few days earlier, aged 91.
Inconsistency has marred Wolves' progress in 2015, though, and their current position of eighth is a symbol of that with the top six all managing to put together longer winning runs that the Molineux club.
Emphatic February wins over Huddersfield, Rotherham United and Fulham and solid victories against Derby and Nottingham Forest have kept Wolves in with a mathematical chance of making the play-offs, though a three-game winless run has come at the wrong time with their fate now out of their hands.
The lowest scorers in the top eight, an outsider would be forgiven for thinking Wolves' problems lie in front of goal, though they'd be mistaken with strikers Benik Afobe, Bakary Sako and Nouha Dicko three of the most prolific in the country this season, with Wolves fans branding the trio as 'Magic' to the tune of the Pilot hit from 1975 at home and away games in the second half of the season.
MAN TO WATCH – BENIK AFOBE
One of the brightest young strikers in the country, Benik Afobe has been the most prolific to date in the 2014-15 campaign after notching 31 goals in 49 appearances for MK Dons and Wolves, who he joined permanently from Arsenal in January.
The 22-year-old England youth international picked his experience up from loans spells with Huddersfield Town, Reading, Bolton Wanderers, Millwall and Sheffield Wednesday prior to his move to Stadium:MK at the start of this season.
His 19 goals in 30 appearances for Karl Robinson's side made him a sought after frontman and Wolves acted quickly to secure his signature from the Gunners.
Afobe has proved to be worth the fight, though, with his 12 goals in 19 appearances key to Wolves' play-off bid.


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Orange SPV M600 review at infosyncworld
"Sadly lacking 3G connectivity, the Orange SPV M600 still does rather well in the connectivity department with adequate data transfer speeds and good voice performance as delivered by quad-band GSM and EDGE support. The inclusion of Bluetooth 1.2 for dial-up networking and headset use further improves matters, as does Wi-Fi 802.11b and the USB 2.0 with charging support – always a nice touch for road warriors. Sporting comfortably snappy overall performance despite its modest 200 MHz processor, the SPV M600 does well at common productivity tasks, including the full set of its pre-installed applications. It's a bit limited in the memory department with 43 MB of storage and 25 MB of RAM, which means its SDIO capable SD/MMC expansion slot should come in handy for all but the most basic of users. " Find out more here:
The prison for Palm OS updated to v1.9.1(FREE)
"The Prison is a Breakout-style game featuring a variety of power-ups and special bricks, with some relatively unique effects like magnetism and teleportation.Color (8-bit) and grayscale (2-bit) are supported in one file.The game has 60 internal boards, along with support for external sets.A board editor for Windows is included (apologies to everyone else).Update Description:Changes in v1.9.1:- Fixed divide by zero error when catching decelerate power-ups." Check it here:
W700 WALKMAN Phone launched in Titanium Gold colour
"The latest addition to Sony Ericsson's Walkman phone family, the W700, will appeal to lovers of classic and discreet design. Available in subtle Titanium Gold the W700 is the 8th Walkman phone from Sony Ericsson, and it broadens the appeal of the category to new groups of music listeners. Great listening and easy to operate, it combines a top quality music player with a 2 Megapixel camera plus lots of features for fun and work. The Walkman music player even works with the phone turned-off – great for use on flights."The W700 builds on the legacy of the first Walkman phone, the W800. This phone will appeal to anyone who wants a quality music player in their phone for occasional listening," said Jan Wareby, Corporate Executive Vice President, Head of Sale and Marketing, Sony Ericsson.There's also greater potential to expand the storage capacity. As with all Walkman phones a Memory Stick PRO Duo is included in the box. The W700 comes with 256MB – enough to hold 6 CDs for occasional music listening. But with up to 2GB versions on the market, enough to hold 47 CDs, there is enough music storage available to entertain on even the longest of journeys.W700 comes supplied with high quality headset that plugs into a standard connector, so you can connect a favourite headset of your own if you wish. There are also a full range of plug-in music accessories from small portable speakers to car systems available.Music management couldn't be simpler. All the software and cables you need to rip CDs to your PC and transfer them to the phone is included the box.The W700 will ship globally during Q2 2006 and be available in Titanium Gold. A Smooth White colour variant will be available in some markets." Check this awesome phone here:
Crazy Athletics II for Palm OS just updated to v2.2
"The only fully animated Athletics game, ever made for the Palm handhelds, now totally redesigned and renewed for hours of fun and excitement!You are given a novice and weak athlete and you have to train him, gain experience & equipment and finally make him a real Olympic champion!This game consists of 6 different Olympic sports and dozen of other modes and features to keep you playing for endless hours!Crazy Athletics II:1) 6 different Olympic sports & 1 Olympic mode.2) Train your novice athlete & make him a real Olympic champion!3) Upgrade area, where you can help your athlete.4) Training mode for experience.5) Events where you gain experience and credits.6) 24 different events & 18 different leagues.7) Arcade mode. "— 04/Apr/2006 Update to v2.2 —* Redraw issue fixed when receiving call in Treo 650/600. Check this great game here:
Pioneer Inno finally on sale
"Satellite radio is the hottest thing since sliced bread, partly because of its multiple utility. By picking up an XM Radio receiver, it can function as a portable music player, an add-on to your automobile tune factory, or a source of commercial-free content for your home stereo. Pioneer has always been a recognized leader in the audio department, and the long awaited Inno – first seen earlier this year at CES – will finally start to ship this month.It's one of the smallest devices of its kind, at a mere 3.7 x 2.2 x 0.6 inches and weighing just 4.5 ounces. Not only will you be able to access the wide range of live XM content, but you'll also be able to store up to 50 hours of that stuff on there. Moreover, there's even room in there for you to plug in MP3s and WMAs from your own library.There's a full color 180 x 180 TFT display, and as promised, they've kept the price in the $400 range." via mobilemag.com
Review of GSM handset Nokia 6060
"The casing is made of plastic – the cover is mostly glossy, but the front and the rear of the handset have metal-like framings, because of them the device looks more magnificent, though this feeling momentarily fades away once you've taken the device in your hands, as the quality of materials used makes itself felt. As to other details on the appearance, the handset's surface is easily soiled; all details are well-adjusted to each other with no gaps remaining. The front plate, besides the common large Nokia label, holds quite wide opening with a red indicator incorporated into – to tell the truth this detail leaves a strong impression that it has been adopted from some other device, since it doesn't blend with the general outlook." Read this review here:
Macromedia Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC!
"Now developers can create engaging mobile content, games and rich applications for all Windows Mobile 5 and Pocket PC 2003 devices.Developers can download the free Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC today to start developing and experiencing rich Flash content, enterprise applications and mobile services right from your Pocket PC. Download Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC Installer (CAB, 1.39 MB)Note: This version of Flash Player is for the individual use of developers of Pocket PC devices. For more information about Adobe's Flash Player distribution policy read the FAQ.When you download the free player, it is provided "as-is"—which means that Adobe will support it only for Windows Mobile 5 and Pocket PC 2003 OS devices through available online resources on our website. If you experience any problems for non-certified devices, you should discuss them with other developers in various forums."
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July's Events are Making Quite a Splash
The lakeside communities of Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Bay Harbor and Boyne City are famous for their nautical flair. From crystal-blue Little Traverse Bay to sparkling inland lakes, water fun is everywhere. To top it off, there's a calendar full of incredibly cool events, festivals and entertainment. Take a look below for a glimpse of what makes our area a Michigan treasure.
Some of the Best Michigan Beaches are Around Petoskey
Summer has arrived and it's time to trade shoes for flip-flops and business suits for the swimming kind. Yep, it's time to head for the beach to catch some rays and enjoy a summer vacation Pure Michigan style. While there are beautiful beaches throughout the mitten state, you won't find many better than those in and around Petoskey, Harbor Springs, Bay Harbor and Boyne City. So if your idea of a great vacation includes great beaches, look no further than the Petoskey Area of northern Michigan.
Antiques at the Fairgrounds
Emmet County Fairgrounds in Petoskey
Following an $11 million renovation, Antiques at the Fairgrounds is back. More than 170 dealers from around the country will be exhibiting a huge array of antique merchandise from the smallest collectibles such as estate jewelry, to a wide range of antique furniture and everything in between: pottery, china, textiles, prints, etc.
Night of Arts Fine Art Tour
Visit the Harbor Springs area for a special evening dedicated to artists and fine art lovers! All galleries, studios and boutiques will be presenting original, one-of-a-kind, and limited edition works of art, fine jewelry and crafts during Harbor Springs' Night of Arts. Admission is free.
Boyne Thunder
Lake Charlevoix in Boyne City
Boyne Thunder is a 150-mile boating poker run. This unique boating event showcases high performance boats slicing through the waters of Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan.
Blissfest Music Festival
Festival Farm in Harbor Springs
Blissfest is a celebration of music, culture, art and community featuring diverse and innovative folk, world and roots music and dance spent over a weekend in picturesque northern Michigan.
Bay View Cottage Walk
The Bay View Cottage Walk is an opportunity to view nine private Bay View cottages and several historic campus buildings. Other highlights include musical and theatrical presentations and lunch on the picturesque grounds of Bay View.
Pennsylvania Park in Petoskey
Artists from all over the country come to Art in the Park to show off their work. From jewelry to photography, paintings to pottery and everything in between, this is the perfect place to find that perfect, one-of-a-kind gift or decorative piece.
Northern MI Flywheelers Antique Tractor-Engine and Craft Show
Flywheelers Show Grounds
You won't want to miss the Antique Tractor-Engine and Craft Show presented by the Northern Michigan Flywheelers. Opening ceremonies start at 9am and the activities include a Parade of Power, 100 Doodlebug Challenge, Tractor Safari and so much more. This is a fun-filled event for the whole family.
Little Traverse Bay Ugotta Regatta
Sailboats from across the U.S. head to Harbor Springs each summer for sailing traditions: the Little Traverse Yacht Club Ugotta Regatta. The Regatta brings some of the best sailboat racers in the country to Little Traverse Bay. Approximately 85 sailboats will participate. The series begins with one design racing on Thursday and Friday followed by tour-of-the-bay courses on Saturday and Sunday.
Bay Harbor Arts Festival
Village at Bay Harbor
Each summer, the Bay Harbor Arts Festival features artists from across the country chosen for their unique talents. The festival takes place along the waterfront at the Village at Bay Harbor. Artists' works represent a variety of fine art which includes painting, pottery, jewelry, metal works, furniture, glass, wood and fiber art. Live musical entertainment will also be a part of the festival.
Downtown Petoskey Sidewalk Sales
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Downtown Petoskey
2015 is the 50th anniversary of Petoskey Downtown Sidewalk Sales, and the city is celebrating by offering visitors the best prices of the year on a unique variety of merchandise. The streets will be closed off to create an outdoor festival environment. Hours are 9am-9pm Friday and 9am-6pm Saturday. The farmers' market will be open as well, and musical performances will keep everyone entertained.
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Vals Pets
166 Long Road, Canvey Island, Essex, SS8 0JP
Pets N Things
12-14 Oak Road, Canvey Island, Essex, SS8 7AX
Creatures Great & Small Ltd
144 High Street, Billericay, Essex, CM12 9DF
Pet Shop and Grooming Parlour and also Centre of Excellence for Pet Care....
Unit 1a Old Market Retail Park, High Street, Pitsea, Basildon, Essex, SS13 3BY
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Unit E2 Pipps Hill Retail Park, Miles Gray Road, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3AF
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4 Hermitage Rd, Westcliff-On-Sea, SS0 7NQ
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Scales & Fangs Ltd
854 London Road, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, SS9 3NQ
Reptile shop. Selling a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertabrates and accessories....
Unit 18 Pelican Retail Park, Claydons Lane, Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 7UP
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Halls Wickford Ltd
71 High Street, Wickford, Essex, SS12 9AQ
London Road, Vange, Basildon, Essex, SS16 4QA
Brent Lee Pet Shop
155 Fairfax Drive, Westcliff-on-sea, Essex, SS0 9BQ
Sheppey Aquatic & Pet Supplies
2-4 Rose Street, SHEERNESS, Kent, ME12 1AJ
Wonderland Pets
73 Southend Road, Stanford-le-hope, Essex, SS17 0PQ
3 Rutherford Close, Leigh-on-sea, Essex, SS9 5LQ
Pets Pantry
10 St Johns Way, Corringham, Stanford-le-hope, Essex, SS17 7LJ
Blue Crow
111 Passingham Avenue, Billericay, Essex, CM11 2TA
The Pet Hut
Miles Gray Road, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3AF
Bubbles Pet Care
36-38 Broadway, Leigh-on-sea, Essex, SS9 1AJ
Wagtails
265 High Road, Benfleet, Essex, SS7 5HA
Newlands Nursery, Chelmsford Road, Rawreth, Wickford, Essex, SS11 8SY
Anna's Pet Shop
7 Eastwood Road, Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 7JD
Animal Fayre Ltd
25-27 North Street, Rochford, Essex, SS4 1AB
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Apex Business Park, Queens Farm Road, Shorne, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 3HU
Pets Corner UK Ltd
Summerhill Garden Centre, Pipps Hill Road, Crays Hill, Billericay, Essex, CM11 2UJ
Smooth & Scaly
80 Bridgwater Drive, Westcliff-on-sea, Essex, SS0 0DH
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94 Leigh Road, Leigh-on-sea, Essex, SS9 1BU
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Pails 'n' Tails Essex Ltd
163 Rayleigh Road, Leigh-on-sea, Essex, SS9 5XE
Chalkwell Pets
493 London Road, Westcliff-on-sea, Essex, SS0 9LG
Wilton Birds & Exotic Pet Centre
95-97 Pound Lane, Bowers Gifford, Basildon, Essex, SS13 2HN
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Rev. Hubert Walters, who for 22 years has been the director of the Voices of Imani gospel choir and an adjunct music lecturer in the College of Arts & Sciences, has been presented with an artistic achievement award by the Boston College Arts Council. Also receiving awards were singer-songwriter Ellis Paul '87 (see "For a Song") and students Jennifer Minguci '04 (theater), Paul Schutz '04 (music composition), Krista D'Agostino '05 (theater), and Elyse Mallouk '06 (studio art and English).
On April 22, some 600 Boston College students, faculty, and staff donned blue T-shirts with the message, "Gay? Fine by Me." The shirts were distributed by the student government and the Women's Resource Center; the College Republicans at Boston College issued a press release supporting the action. Supplies of the shirts were exhausted in two hours, and the organizers plan to order more next year.
The Boston College Libraries have purchased access to the Eighteenth Century Collections Online database, which aims to collect and make available every significant title printed in Great Britain between 1701 and 1800, along with thousands of works from the Americas. The database houses a variety of materials, from books, directories, and advertisements to sheet music and sermons. When completed, it will contain nearly 150,000 titles representing more than 33 million pages of material.
Jeffrey Sullivan '06, a sophomore political science major, has been awarded the 112th Fulton Prize, given to the best speaker in the annual debate competition. Arguing against the FCC's indecency regulations, Sullivan's side lost the debate in a narrow decision.
autoimmune diseases and leukemias. Chiles's corecipient is Thomas Rothstein, a professor of medicine at Boston University.
Thirty-one members of BC's Class of 2003 entered the Peace Corps. In addition, 35 BC alumni are currently serving in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, outnumbering alumni from any other college or university.
The Beckman Scholars Program at BC, which funds undergraduate research in science, has been renewed. An initial award from the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation in 2001 provided support for five students in chemistry and biology to participate in faculty-supervised research for two summers and, on a part-time basis, during one academic year. BC is one of 13 institutions to be granted such funding for 2004–06, during which period another five students will receive a total of $17,600 each.
Boston College has reached an agreement in principle to purchase St. Stephen's Priory, encompassing 78.5 acres on the Charles River in Dover, Massachusetts, from the Dominican Fathers Province of St. Joseph. The property, which BC will use as a retreat and conference center, includes buildings totaling 68,792 square feet. More than 1,400 BC students participate in University-sponsored retreats each year.
Joseph Halli '05 of Northport, Alabama, has become the fifth BC student in seven years to win a Truman Scholarship. The award, which recognizes leadership and public service, provides $3,000 for senior year and $27,000 for graduate study. Halli will apply his grant toward a law degree and a master's in social work. BC was cited last year as a Truman Honor Institution for its successful participation in the scholarship program.
Paul T. Banks '39, MA'41, assistant professor of mathematics at BC from 1948 to 1982, on July 12, at age 87.
Christopher Catanese '05, honors student in the College of Arts and Sciences, on July 6, at age 21.
John R. Eichorn, founder of the Campus School and professor emeritus of the Lynch School of Education, on June 9, at age 90.
Ruth O'Connell Fallon, director of admissions for the Graduate School of Social Work from 1964 to 1989, on June 17, at age 91.


Almost every quarter, we are greeted with brand-new smartphones from Africa's mobile giant, itel mobile. Following the trail of smartphones launched by itel mobile over a couple of years, honestly, they deserve some accolades as their smartphones have continually integrated functionality, performance and value.
With the launch of the itel A32F and P32 done, the rumor mills is shifting its attention to another upcoming smartphone "S" series and we hear this device is going to be a game changer. Should we be expecting a 13MP selfie camera or the largest storage space any smartphone has had? Nevertheless whatever it is, itel surely has something good up their sleeves.
Leaks around the specifications of the upcoming device have been circulating online for some time now, such as a 13MP selfie camera that is tailor made for African, the brand-new face beauty, dual rear camera setup and the device is likely to run on the latest Android 0re0( Go edition ). Just like some of its predecessors in the S series, the smartphone is likely to come in a big screen size of 5.5" IPS Full Screen Display with a sleeker design. Although rumors on the storage capacity is a bit sketchy, but we can foresee the next itel S series coming with 8GB+2GB ROM and RAM, which are really expandable.
While we cannot validate this information at this point of time, we will wait for an official announcement or perhaps launch when the upcoming itel device will be unveiled. Nevertheless we know when it comes to the delivery of premium specs devices at an affordable price, itel mobile always got it users covered.