As a company tasked with checking and refilling stock levels for a number of clients, you have a huge responsibility. The future of your business relies on keeping clients sufficiently supplied, while managing your own stock levels. It can be a constant juggling act. And, currently, it's one that's not helped by technology as much as it could be. When much of the monitoring, both on-site and off-site, is done in person, the room for error is huge. Misread stock levels and the result can be hugely damaging from both a reputational and financial standpoint. But some organizations, from industrial plants to manufacturers, aren't settling for the status quo. Suppliers on the cutting edge of technology are implementing the IoT into their operating processes to revolutionize the way in which they monitor, manage and refill client stock levels.
When plants, manufacturers, and suppliers check stock levels by hand, they run into a series of problems. Sending out employees to check on client stock levels is hugely inefficient and often a complete waste of company resources. Worse still, everyone is prone to human error and a misreading of stock levels can result in losing the client. The round trips that employees have to make quickly add up. That's not to mention the expensive emergency deliveries that need to be carried out when a client's stock levels fall too low. This can add a significant amount to your company's bottom line costs but also to its carbon footprint. Constant trips are hardly good for the environment. Predicting client stock levels also becomes an exercise in futility. With no way to accurately know how much the client is regularly using, trying to predict when they might run out is like shooting in the dark. There's no way of knowing if you're going to be right. All this makes the job of providing a reliable service incredibly difficult. It's no surprise that losing clients is a common problem.
Manufacturers, industrial plants and suppliers no longer have to rely on manual labor to monitor client storage levels and predict refill schedules. IoT can now do all of this work for them. This is all made possible by remote wireless monitoring devices that can be installed within client storage tanks both on-site and off-site. These devices, which can be installed in minutes without additional wiring, remotely send data via the Sigfox network to an online dashboard that can be accessed from anywhere in the world on practically any device. This allows staff to remotely monitor storage levels across their clients at a click of the button without completing expensive round trips. It also means that companies can receive accurate up-to-the-minute data that they can use to predict refill schedules and create a more efficient business model.
Because the devices run on Sigfox's Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN), they are both long lasting and incredibly reliable. Devices sending data over the Sigfox network use very little power to send it to the cloud, which means that very little battery power is used up. As a result, the devices will have both a long and very predictable battery life. Ongoing subscription fees are also low as a result of the low-power nature of the network, allowing the small investment to deliver huge ROI.
Ultimately, the IoT devices help companies deliver a markedly more reliable service and should, if used correctly, mean that expensive emergency deliveries become a thing of the past. Consequently, companies will be able to significantly reduce their carbon footprint as well as retain more clients and forge stronger supplier-client relationships.
To find out more about how businesses can change the way they monitor storage levels with the IoT, read the full use case.


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Edging closer to better connectivity
07 March 2017 | Jason McGee-Abe
A plethora of announcements were made at the 16th Metro Connect conference, which brought together over 540 senior representatives within the metro fibre market across the US. Jason McGee-Abe highlights some of the companies enhancing connectivity.
Metro activity is certainly on the up with more dark fibre networks and installations, lit services and the advent of small cells boosting the connectivity. Wireless is still key to the last mile, which is predicated on fibre density and ubiquity. Walter Cannon explained to Capacity how ZenFi is supporting most of the major telecoms networks in the New York area. One month ago, ZenFi partnered with Cross River Fiber to launch a metro connectivity platform called ZenCross Connect (zXc) "to efficiently purchase point-to-point data-centre connections in New York and New Jersey", said Cannon, vice president of sales and marketing, adding: "ZenFi has around 144 fibre pairs between the data centres in New York and zXc means we have almost 30 data centres."
"The market is so commoditised," Cannon said. "We wanted to make it easier for customers by making a point-and-click model with the option to buy on a monthly basis. People shop around a lot with data centres so it's essentially patching a core between all the facilities."
Wilcon is another company making strong headway as it has recently deployed turnkey small cells and hundreds of nodes in downtown LA and San Diego. Jon DeLuca, president and CEO of Wilcon, is leading the company's expansion in the fibre-optic network and data centre sectors. He told Capacity: "In addition to our extensive fibre deployment, we're providing a turnkey small cell solution in these central business districts. Wilcon is a big believer in dark fibre: "You don't have to twist our arm to get us to sell dark fibre; it's a major part of what we do," said DeLuca. "Leveraging what we already have strengthens our market position."
The proliferation of small cell nodes, particularly in urban or metro environments, and network deployments are going to be critical for 5G.
"Wireless carriers are more focused on fibre today and dark fibre is becoming much more prominent in the enterprise space. Enterprises are looking to deploy their own equipment and manage their own networks," said DeLuca.
Traditionally, customers would buy bandwidth in increments and allow the carrier or service provider to manage the network. "Today, we're seeing more customers not wanting to pay for incremental bandwidth and they have the internal capabilities to deploy and manage their own networks," added DeLuca. They are looking for partners to provide the underlying infrastructure, the dark fibre and other access. Companies like Wilcon are striving to become the underlying fibre infrastructure provider for these 5G deployments by the wireless carriers.
Many providers of enterprise class data transport solutions across the US domestic carrier ecosystem and to countries worldwide are establishing points of presence (PoPs) in a number of data centre facilities with colocation and interconnection services. For example, the Colo Atl facility, which accommodates over 90 local, regional and global operators, provides immediate access to an additional 500,000 fibre-lit buildings.
Cleareon Fiber Networks, which acquired Pangaea Networks in October 2016, has expanded its footprint and service offering to include metro Ethernet services, including: Ethernet Private Line (EPL), Ethernet over Sonet (EoS) and Ethernet Private Network (EPN). Additionally, PANMetro, an Ethernet connectivity service connecting the New York tri-state area's pre-eminent carrier hotels, exchanges and data centres, will become its flagship offering. These services are already in place, as well as access to thousands of the area's enterprise buildings where Cleareon can deliver Ethernet services.
Phil Olivero, CTO of Lightower Fiber Networks, told Capacity about the all-fibre domestic network provider's performance over the past year, which saw an additional 1,800 miles of fibre and 2,500 on-net locations it serves to its portfolio. "We also automated significant parts of our own service provisioning process last year, which has helped reduce intervals, and have added customer service quoting and ordering on our portal," said Olivero. Servicing multiple verticals is certainly behind Lightower's success, helping the company to build and extend its network. "The real key to our success was to fill our infrastructure with revenue from many verticals. We're able to justify building whilst pleasing investors with the demand across many verticals."

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Fan Bingbing- Wiki, Age, Height, Net Worth, Boyfriend, Ethnicity
Fan Bingbing is a well-known Chinese actress. She gained prominence as the Empress of China in the television series X-men. From 2013 through 2017, she was the highest-paid celebrity. Similarly, she was named to the Forbes China Celebrity 100 list after consistently placing in the top ten since 2006. She was also named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in 2017.
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Real Name Fan Bingbing
Nick Name Bingbing
Birthplace Qingdao, China
Nationality Chinese
Bingbing was born on September 16, 1981, in Qingdao, China, and will be 41 years old in 2022. She is of Chinese nationality, Han ethnicity, and follows the Christian faith. Her zodiac sign is Virgo, according to astrologers. Concerning her family, her father, Fan Tao, is a Chinese singer. Zhang Chuanmei is her mother's name, and she is a Chinese dancer. She, too, has one sibling called Fan Chengcheng. He is a singer, rapper, and actor from China. Bingbing is devoted to her family. The actress attended the Shanghai Xie Jin Film and Television Art College as well as the Shanghai Theatre Academy.
The stunning actress is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 56 kg. She has a slim build. Similarly, she has black hair as well as dark brown eyes. She keeps her physique in check by following a stringent diet. She also exercises on a daily basis to maintain her body healthy. Her physical measurements are 34-26-35, and she wears a size 6 shoe.
How much is Fan Bingbing's net worth? Fan Bingbing's net worth is expected to reach $43 million in 2022, based on her acting earnings. Her salary and yearly income are now under review. She has also acted in a number of commercially successful films.
Fan began her professional career as a small character in the television series "Powerful Women" for two years. Following her appearance in the television series "My Fair Princess". Her career took off when she appeared in the 2003 film "Cell Phone," which became China's highest-grossing picture of the year. She achieved tremendous fame after that, and was hailed at the "Hundred Flowers Awards".
Similarly, she featured in "The Lion Roars (2002), The Twins Effect II (2004), A Chinese Tall Story (2005), A Battle of Wits (2006), Lost in Beijing (2007), Buddha Mountain (2011), Double Xposure (2012), I Am Not Madame Bovary (2013), and I Am Not Madame Bovary (2014)." (2016). She was also named #1 on Beijing News' list of the "50 Most Beautiful People in China" in 2010.
This year saw her in Chen Kaige's epic film 'Sacrifice,' about Princess Zhuang Ji's bravery, and 'Buddha Mountain,' which opened at the 23rd Tokyo International Film Festival. She attended the 64th Cannes Film Festival to promote her film 'My Way,' in which she co-starred alongside actors Jang Dong Kang and Joe Odagiri. She was also asked to serve on the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival's International Competition Jury.
Who is Fan Bingbing dating? The relationship status of the fan is single. She is not dating anybody as of 2023. She was formerly engaged to Li Chen (2017-2019). However, the pair was unable to make their love life work and eventually divorced. She hasn't dated anybody since.
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Betsy's Best Gourmet Almond Butter Honored as First Recipient of ChefsBest Quality in Craft Award
The Award Recognizes Newer, Artisan Brands for High-Quality Food Products Through Expert Panel Evaluation by Certified Master Tasters®.
San Francisco, Oct. 13, 2016 – In a blind taste test of almond butter with inclusions conducted by Certified Master Tasters at the ChefsBest Center for Taste in San Francisco, Betsy's Best® Gourmet Almond Butter surpassed quality standards to become the inaugural recipient of the newly established ChefsBest Quality in Craft Award.
According to ChefsBest's Certified Master Tasters, Betsy's Best Gourmet Almond Butter has a rich texture that is both crunchy and thick with strong notes of cinnamon, almond and toasted characters. It remained flavorful when served on whole wheat toast and was defined as both sweet and salty. These characteristics are what led to the product surpassing quality standards as compared to the quality definition defined by the expert panel at the start of the evaluation.
The ChefsBest Quality in Craft Award is the newest award in the ChefsBest portfolio. Launched in August, the award utilizes the same proprietary judging method used when determining the prestigious and nationally recognized ChefsBest Best Taste and Excellence awards.
"We're extremely proud to honor Betsy's Best Gourmet Almond Butter with the first ChefsBest Quality in Craft Award," said ChefsBest President and CEO Lisa Liguori. "High-quality products like their gourmet almond butter are exactly the kind of products we had in mind when the award was created. We're excited to expand our mission of guiding consumers to the best tasting products in the grocery store by endorsing artisan brands like Betsy's Best."
Betsy's Best, a Florida-based manufacturer of gourmet nut and seed butters, was founded by registered dietitian Betsy Opyt in 2012. Their gourmet products are currently sold in nearly 2,000 stores located throughout the United States and also available through their website and online retailers including Amazon.
"I first started making Betsy's Best Gourmet Almond Butter in a blender in my kitchen with the idea of producing a healthy all-natural nut butter that my daughter would love. To be endorsed by the professional tasters at ChefsBest is truly amazing" stated Betsy Opyt, a certified dietitian and founder of Betsy's Best. "It is truly an honor to have earned the ChefsBest Quality in Craft Award. The award validates our mission of delivering a unique combination of a sophisticated, gourmet flavor profile while using only all-natural super food ingredients. We hope the Quality in Craft Award motivates foodies everywhere to give our almond butter a try."
Brands that are interested in earning a Quality in Craft Award for their product, may submit a product for consideration via the ChefsBest website. To learn more about ChefsBest or the Quality in Craft Award, visit ChefsBest.com.
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About ChefsBest
ChefsBest identifies and honors the best tasting grocery products in order to support the companies that make them and the people who choose to select them. Through its headquarters in San Diego and the Center for Taste in San Francisco, the organization has judged thousands of grocery products and bestowed its Best Taste and Excellence awards on the highest-quality products since 2000. Through ChefsBest, brands can unlock coveted ad claims and consumers can garner insight they need to purchase the best-tasting and highest quality ingredients. ChefsBest awards are a nationally recognized trust mark used by numerous brands, both in and out of the grocery aisle. For more information, visit ChefsBest.com.
About Betsy's Best
Betsy's Best® is a gourmet line of delicious nut and seed butters created by dietitian and 2015 Florida Young Mother of the Year, Betsy Opyt. Featuring a signature blend of distinctive, key ingredients like cinnamon and chia seeds, these nut and seed butters are healthy and uniquely flavorful.
The Betsy's Best lineup includes Gourmet Peanut Butter, Almond Butter, Seed Butter and new Cashew Butter. For more than 60 hand-crafted recipes and to learn more about Betsy's Best, go to http://www.BetsysBest.com. Betsy's Best products are the initial offerings of Healthy Concepts Food Company, LLC and available nationwide.


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Speaker Nancy Pelosi refers to AG Barr as a 'Blob'
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BY RUSTY WEISS, thepoliticalinsider.com
Ainsley Earhardt, co-host of Fox & Friends, called Nancy Pelosi out after the House Speaker described Attorney General William Barr as a "blob" and "henchman" for President Trump.
Following Barr's testimony on Capitol Hill Tuesday, a spectacle meant only to make Democrat lawmakers feel good about themselves by "reclaiming their time," Pelosi attacked the Attorney General for allegedly doing the President's bidding.
She was particularly distraught over his use of federal law enforcement to quell violence in cities like Portland and Chicago.
"He was like a blob," she said, sputtering along in an MSNBC interview. "He was like a, just a henchman for the president of the United States, instead of the attorney general of the United States of America."
Name-calling. The woman who is second in line to the presidency and her best retort is to call Barr a blob.
Earhardt was quick to call out the fact that there is quite the double standard in Pelosi's disrespectful comments about Barr.
"Nancy Pelosi is saying that he is a henchman and a blob, and there's a double standard there," she accused. "What if someone called a woman a blob?"
The Fox & Friends host then turned it over to Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) for his thoughts on the House Speaker's attack.
"It's terrible," he replied. "But this is the same individual who said that the President of the United States is an imposter back during impeachment."
Jordan added, "I don't take what she says about people in the administration very seriously."
To that point, America doesn't really take what she says seriously. Earhardt is right – imagine the uproar had a Republican called a female Democrat a 'blob' or any other schoolyard insult.
They'd be forced to apologize from the House floor.
What Barr Really Said
In Barr's opening statement he spoke of "one standard of justice" and how he has "handled criminal matters that have come to me for a decision in this way."
He was clear and concise about his independence from the administration.
"The President has not attempted to interfere in these decisions," he stated. "On the contrary, he has told me from the start that he expects me to exercise my independent judgment to make whatever call I think is right."
In other words, not a henchman by any means.
Pelosi went on to reiterate her disgusting claims that federal law enforcement officers are the equivalent of "stormtroopers." "Peaceful protest is who we are and what we do. And do some other people come along and try to disrupt? Yes," she said. "But you don't send in people acting like stormtroopers into the scene and evoking even more, even more unease and unrest."
Imagine that line of thinking in dealing with other crimes. You don't send police into a bank robbery and put the bank at risk. You don't send police to a domestic violence situation and cause the assailant to become 'uneasy.'
It's clear Pelosi's mind is 'like a blob' – a dark, shapeless and aimless mass of darkness.
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Legendary Stunt Driver Rémy Julienne Passes Away at 90 After Contracting COVID-19
By Junie Sihlangu
Ten years shy of reaching one hundred years, Frenchman Rémy Julienne sadly passed away from the novel coronavirus. The late star was famous for having worked on several James Bond movies.
On Friday, January 22, 2021, Rémy Julienne's family and friends revealed that the stunt driver had died. The leading French stuntman passed on at the age of 90 from the novel coronavirus disease.
Since early January 2021, the star had been in the intensive care unit of a hospital in the central town of Montargis, France. His death was also confirmed by his friend and MP from the Loiret region, Jean-Pierre Door.
Rémy Julienne at Charles Gerard's Funeral at Saint-Jean-Baptiste Armenian Apostolic Cathedral in Paris, France on September 26, 2019 | Photo: Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images
Speaking to "AFP," a relative felt Julienne's death was what was bound to happen. The family member shared how the stunt driver had passed on early in the evening on January 21, 2021, adding:
"It was predictable, he was on an artificial respirator."
The iconic Frenchman was born in 1930 in Cepoy near Montargis. He started his film career in 1964 after working as a motocross champion, and his first role was as a stunt double.
Julienne filled in for French actor Jean Marais in the movie "Fantomas" where his role required him to ride a motorbike. Speaking about the role, he explained that they'd needed someone who had a lot of control.
That's where he discovered his niche, and it was the beginning of what he called "a huge adventure." He went on to have a five-decade career where he did all kinds of gut-wrenching stunts on set.
Some of his daredevil stunts included him riding a motorbike while being hit in the face with a pumpkin and flying over Venice while hanging onto a rope-ladder attached to a helicopter.
Julienne also got involved in numerous car crashes. Besides doing work in his home country, the late star was so good that he got to be a stunt double for many of the world's famous actors.
He was the stunt double for Roger Moore and Sean Connery, and Timothy Dalton and Charles Bronson. In his native land, he doubled for people like Alain Delon, Yves Montand, and Jean-Paul Belmondo.
In total, the late star worked on six James Bond films, and they included "For Your Eyes Only" and "GoldenEye." The veteran actor appeared in more than 1,400 movies and television commercials.
Rémy Julienne's two sons, Michel and Dominique, and one grandson also become stunt performers.
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About his time on film sets, Julienne once noted how fear was a necessity before and after the stunt was being performed, but never in the process. He was passionate about his work and got his family involved.
His two sons, Michel and Dominique, and one grandson also became stunt performers. In 2002, the late star created a motor stunt show that ran for several years at Disney theme parks in Florida and Paris.
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Fortnite World Cup Creative is Introduced
Epic Games announced Fortnite World Cup Creative recently, and fans are eager to see what will unfold.
Fortnite World Cup Qualifying Phase started last week. Players have been spending hours in scrims and practices just to qualify. The prize pool for this upcoming World Cup will be bigger than any tournament we have seen to date. However, as it appears things will not end there. Epic Games made an announcement for the Fortnite World Cup Creative.
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What is this new feature about?
Fortnite World Cup Creative will have five events, each focused on a new Creative game mode. Fifteen players will then be selected to compete with each other in the final Creative competition at the Fortnite World Cup Finals for a chance to win a piece of a $3,000,000 Creative prize pool. The prize money is amazing and it was certainly an unexpected move from Epic Games.
Introducing Fortnite World Cup – Creative!
Compete in Creative Trials to earn a spot at the Fortnite World Cup Creative Finals. Visit our blog for more details: https://t.co/hYZmKIu5OM
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) April 18, 2019
How to participate in Fortnite World Cup Creative?
The roadmap to the Fortnite World Cup Creative Finals includes five events that we will see from April 29 – June 7. Every week players will have a chance to try out the latest Creative Trial and players will need to submit their best clip with the event-specific hashtag on YouTube. The participants to the finals will be selected by Fortnite captains. The chosen winners each week will be going to New York City to compete in the Fortnite World Cup Creative Finals.
The first Trial, will be built and judged by the infamous Cizzorz. So be ready for an amazing experience. Of course, this was unexpected as sort of a mini World Cup event. Players who can't participate in the World Cup can try their luck there. Of course, any player can try to participate in the event. All you need is to do is get a clip of yourself , upload it to YouTube and you can compete in the finals.
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Apple has a unique relationship with India as its founder Steve Jobs went to India for inspiration, Apple CEO Tim Cook has said in a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in San Jose.
In fact, both Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg both got inspiration from the same Ashram. Watch this video to know more about this ashram.
"We have a unique tie with India. Our founder Steve Jobs went to India for inspiration," External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup quoted Cook as saying on Saturday.
Cook, who met Modi at his hotel, was among the first top CEOs to meet the premier on the first day of his arrival.
"Dialling India for Digital," Swarup added.
"My meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was terrific," Cook said after the meeting.
"We are fortunate to have many passionate customers along with a fast-growing developer community, and we're investing to expand our operations throughout the country," he said.
"There are now over 4,000 places in India where customers can buy Apple products, and we look forward to launching iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus there very soon," he said.


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(Ottawa, Ont.; 17 Feb. 2015) Solace Power Inc. of Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, will receive financial and technical support from The Boeing Company to develop and demonstrate its wireless charging technology.
In a government release on the deal, Neil Chaulk, Vice-President of Business Development, Solace Power, is quoted as follows: "We are extremely excited about our new relationship with Boeing. The ITB–Industry Canada program gives companies like ours an opportunity to work with exceptional partners to bring innovative technologies to market. Solace's wireless power technology can bring real, tangible value to many of Boeing's products, and we look forward to working with them, and other industry-leading companies, to advance their business through technology innovations."
Solace has developed the capability to recharge unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in flight through wireless electrical energy. This will enable UAVs to travel farther from station and stay in the air for longer periods of time. Boeing is making this investment as part of its Industrial and Technological Benefits Policy obligations that resulted fromthe federal government's December 2014 purchase of a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft.
In the same release, Jim Barnes, Director of Business Development in Canada, Boeing Defense, Space & Security is also quoted. "Boeing brings value to Canadian companies of all sizes through collaborations that take advantage of our capabilities across commercial aerospace, defence, advanced research and development, and more. Our focus on building relationships with small enterprises like Solace can lead to innovations that not only develop unique technologies but also promote long-term growth for Canadian companies."
This is the first use of the Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy's Investment Framework tool. This tool directly benefits small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) by encouraging prime contractors on Government of Canada defence procurements to invest in the research, development and commercialization activities of smaller Canadian firms.
The ITB Policy encourages companies to establish or grow their presence in Canada, strengthen Canadian supply chains and develop Canadian industrial capabilities, while providing Canadian-based SMEs with access to global supply chains.
Jake Enwright, Press Secretary, Office of the Minister of Industry: 343-291-2500
Media Relations, Industry Canada: 343-291-1777 media-relations@ic.gc.ca
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It's so difficult being off sick! I know that might sound odd but I've found that actually letting myself rest and not worth has been one of the hardest things ever! I am going to sit at the weekend and make a plan for next week that gets me out in the fresh air every day!


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In Defense of: Beyond Eyes
GameLuster Opinion PS4 Xbox One
April 2, 2017 Simon Smith
Slow paced games of a certain nature, have a bad reputation, all too often if somebody hears that a game is slow they ignore it, thus failing to see what it was that it had to offer. There are so many games like this that can be considered slow, especially for the sake of experience, Gone Home, Everybody's Gone To The Rapture, Dear Esther and much more. The thing with these games is that the slow pace is a part of their expert design, focusing more on narrative and meaning than traditional gameplay.
The sad thing is, while there is certainly an audience for these types of games, many simply just ignore them because of a lack of game mechanics and "slow" progression calling them non-games. Yet I would argue that these types of experiences are ones that mean more because of their design, and they actually affect you.
While Gone Home, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, and even Dear Esther have found a certain fan base, (however minuscule,) there is one particular game that I feel is all too often forgotten and yet it is the most beautiful one of all. A story of friendship, isolation, loneliness, depression, and in the end, a touch of joy. It's a game that (excuse the joke) goes Beyond Eyes, exploring so much in a wonderfully gripping (and yes) slow paced experience, which to me is a highlight of its genre.
Beyond Eyes told the story of Rae, a young girl who was blinded by a firework that went wrong, this sent Rae into isolation facing the trouble of her new found ailment, and no longer being able to face the world. She was left alone, and spent her days in her garden wallowing in her own self-pity until the day a cat turned up, this cat didn't care about her problems and became her friend spending its days coming and playing with Rae and helping her have a companion and finally be free again. But as the months wear on her friend stops visiting, causing Rae to venture into what is now the unknown world to seek out her lost friend.
To respect these types of games, the so-called "walking simulator", you need to respect narrative and be willing to take the time to try to engage with the story. While people have managed to connect with some of the major titles in the genre, Beyond Eyes is one that I feel far too many turn their back on, failing to appreciate the difficulty of the narrative and the struggles of our protagonist, which is an idea that is perfectly simulated in its design and gameplay.
Beyond Eyes is not a game about solving a mystery and uncovering a hidden narrative, fighting through a zombie apocalypse or dead city, or simply interaction. Beyond Eyes is about nothing more than the journey we take to reach the end goal, why ThatGameCompany's game Journey worked so well was because of the way it stood out, the mysterious world that lay before your eyes, and the rough adventure that Journey took you on to get to the end goal. Beyond Eyes is like Journey just more indirectly, in this game we perceive the world through the eyes of our protagonist only being able to visualize things in such a way that she can feel or imagine, suddenly the world is a harsh place but with strong determination you persevere in order to find your friend.
Beyond Eyes is about its journey, forgetting anything that may be deemed wrong and that breaks typical game conventions, it's about getting lost in Rae's lonely world. There is nothing else to it, you need to simply step into this with a mind open to exploration, and tough ideas, and be willing to put aside your individual perception to just enjoy it for how it has been crafted.
Just because Beyond Eyes is not what many would perceive as a game, does not make it worth avoiding, is this why so many called Gone Home, a non-game? No, Beyond Eyes is more than the sum of its parts. It is the developer trying to communicate with the player and invite us into this world to see the character. It is a two way conversation which works to offer players what they need to know and understand while telling its tale.
All too often we try to dismiss games liked Beyond Eyes but the point with these is that they are supposed to tell a story, to teach, to catch you in a moment of emotion and go through the many hardships that one might face. It's not about gameplay, it is about becoming one with the story and perhaps learning or even owning the experience and cherishing it. So next time you see this game or something similar, why not simply try, and maybe you might just find yourself in something truly special.
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Hi, I am Simon Smith, I am an avid video game fan and love to talk about and discuss games, which is what brought me here. I have been writing about games since 2012, mostly I enjoy spending my time writing about the Nintendo Switch but I also enjoy the 3DS as well as the Playstation 4. These days I cover most things from news, to reviews (I always have something in the works) to random pointless opinion pieces.
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It turns out that girls who spend time outdoors regularly surpass their peers who spend less time outdoors in environmental stewardship, readily seek more challenges and are better problem-solvers – all critical leadership skills – says a new study.
Regular outdoor (as little as once a month) interaction can have an impact. In fact, spending time in nature (even just walking in the park) has been shown to improve concentration and creative reasoning among children and adults. Nature can be new and challenging. Learning to handle new situations through a sense of discovery and curiosity help develop leadership skills. Additionally, Learning to be self-aware and to work as a team to problem-solve in outdoor settings (e.g., rafting) help facilitate these important leadership and confidence skills our girls need.


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David M. Gallup is the President and General Counsel since 1992 of the World Service Authority (WSA). He became the president of the WSA, in the year 1999. David Gallup received a Juris Doctor Degree or professional doctorate in Law in 1991 from the Washington College of Law, American University in Washington, DC and an A.B. in French and an A.B. in History from Washington University in St. Louis, MO, in 1988. For fifteen years, David Gallup was the Secretary of the United Nations Association Task Forces on UN Restructuring and on Cultures of Peace. David Gallup professional memberships include the Maryland, American, World Jurist, and World-Space Bar Associations. David Gallup wrote several chapters in a United Nations Association Report entitled, "Restructuring the UN to meet 21st Century Global Needs.". David Gallup is the legal columnist for World Citizen News. David Gallup has spoken recently on the topics of "World Citizenship and World Law" as a guest lecturer at American University on September 25, 2015. David Gallup spoke at "World Citizenship, World Law and Human Rights" at the Hague Appeal for Peace Conference in the Netherlands. David Gallup has been interviewed on numerous shows such as on PRI's "The World," Huffington Post Live, BBC's "Postmark Africa," Works That Work (No. 6), and twice on WABC, covering topics such as human rights, creating a global justice system, terrorism, world citizenship, trans-border and migration issues.
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When I was 15 years old, I decided to keep a daily journal. I was partly motivated by the fact that my father had started to do so two years earlier and partly by the fact that I regretted not having a record of the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated less than six weeks earlier. Strange as it may seem, I have kept up that diary every day since I was 15.
January 1, 2014, marked the 50th anniversary of my first entry.
There are so many ways I could celebrate this day. I could list the most important lessons I have learned; I could reflect on my greatest joys or my greatest regrets. But I have decided to play it simple and concentrate on one subject: false memories.
I would not have realized how much we unconsciously edit our memories if I did not have contemporaneous accounts of each day of my life for the last 50 years. Most of these alterations are minor and harmless. For example, when I told people that, as a teenager, my friend Skip Baumgarten and I had seen Lenny Bruce perform live, I always said that our dates were two German tourists and that it was at a club in the San Fernando Valley. When I tracked down the entry in my diary decades later, I discovered that my memory of what Lenny Bruce talked about was accurate, but that the venue was in Hollywood and my date was not a German tourist, but a school friend named Wendy Wellwood.
But there is one false memory that had a major effect on my life. The incident began on October 16, 1979.
My wife, Flora, and I were visiting Calcutta, where we were hosted by my publisher's representative, Lal Hiranandani. We got along well, and Lal decided to bring us to the home of a different friend each evening so that we could be served home-cooked versions of the cuisine of various regions of India.
Lal asked me what I wanted to do on our final day in the city and I said that I wanted to meet Mother Teresa. It was an unusual encounter because when we entered her office, she was involved in a heated real estate negotiation with a seller. "That's my last offer," she was shouting at him. "Not one rupee more!" It was not what I had expected of the saintly woman, but I liked her more for it. The next day, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
As memorable as was our meeting with Mother Teresa, it was what happened later that same day that would haunt me for many years to come.
I was startled, but I had researched palmistry and considered it without merit, so I didn't take too seriously what he had said. Besides, I was only 31 years old, and 62 was literally a lifetime away.
Then came another day in my life…April 3, 1988.
I was in Mandalay, Burma. After visiting the Kathodaw Pagoda, otherwise known as The World's Largest Book, I went to see the sunset from the top of Mandalay Hill. At the entrance there was a row of palm readers and their customers. One elderly man had a long line of people waiting for their turns, and I thought it would be interesting to have my palm read by him.
Uh-oh. Needless to say, I recalled my encounter with Bhawani the Calcutta surgeon.
As the years went by, I would occasionally recall these predictions that I would die at 62—occasionally, that is, until I started to get much older. Then those occasions became more frequent.
By the time I reached the age of 55, I was thinking on a regular basis about the possibility that I might be only a few years from game over. I wasn't sure how to deal with these unpleasant predictions, but I did decide to not tell anyone about them. Not even my wife, my two sons or my closest friends knew.
On my 60th birthday, I realized that I would now be haunted by the predictions every day of my life until either I died or I achieved my 63rd birthday.
On February 4, 2010, the day before my 62nd birthday and two days before I was due to fly to Vancouver to work as a commentator at the Winter Olympics, I went for a climb in the Santa Monica Mountains with my wife and sons. Sitting above a small waterfall, I apologized for anything I had ever done to them and, in case anything happened to me, for any financial mess or other problems I would leave behind. My elder son, Elijah, was alarmed and reminded me that I had been working at Olympics around the world for more than 20 years and nothing had ever happened to me. I still kept my concerns secret.
From that day on, I woke up every morning calculating how many days had gone by since my 62nd birthday and how many remained until my 63rd. I tried not to, but I couldn't help it.
I began by finding my journal for 1979 and tracking down my contemporaneous account of the original prediction in Calcutta. Every detail was just as I remembered it. I wrote a few paragraphs like the ones above and called it a night.
The following evening, I looked for my original description of the Mandalay prediction. It said that the young palm reader had predicted that I would live to be at least 78, and that if I survived an illness that year, I would live a long, long life.
Somewhere along the line, my memory had falsely changed the predicted year of my death to match the first prediction. I couldn't help but laugh out loud. I felt a weight lifted from my shoulders.
However, the next day, a bit of the anxiety came back. I still didn't believe in palmistry, but Bhawani of Calcutta was not some superficial New Ager; he was a medical doctor—a surgeon, whereas the Mandalay palm reader was just a young novice. I continued to count down the days.
Four days before my scheduled 63rd birthday, my wife and sons and I arrived at our home in the South of France, the mid-winter visit being my birthday present to myself.
A few minutes after midnight on February 5, Elijah wished me a happy birthday. I reminded him that because I was born in Hollywood, I would not actually turn 63 until after 5pm the following evening. I took a bath and then joined my wife downstairs. About five minutes later, we heard a loud crash from upstairs. We raced up the stairs and each of us checked the bedroom of one of our sons. They were both fine and, indeed, fast asleep. Then we turned on the light in the bathroom.
A full-length mirror attached to a cabinet had come loose and shattered. Large shards of sharp glass had landed in the bathtub exactly where I had just been lying.
Let's just say that I made my way through the next 16 hours with great care. In the evening, I sat down in the living room with my wife and two sons and finally told them the story of the palm reading in Calcutta, my false memory of the reading in Mandalay and my daily concern over the past 12 months.
I never did determine when my false memory of the second death prediction arose. And I'm not sure why it developed.
Okay, flipping through the pages of 50 years of my life, I suppose there are a couple lessons worth passing on. From a writer's point of view, keeping a journal has forced me to write every day, and I have never experienced writer's block. For anyone who wants to be a writer, I do recommend keeping a daily journal.
From the point of view of just being a human being, the practice has led me to reflect each night on how I spent the hours of that day, and it has helped me focus my energies, even if my goal on a particular day was just to relax.
For much of my life I was ashamed of my youthful indiscretions: excesses, pomposity, insensitivity to others and more. But now, without denying responsibility for my actions, I have learned to forgive myself, which has made it easier to forgive others. I was just going through emotional growing pains. In fact, at 65, I still am.
Thanks, David, for your thoughtful reminder of the preciousness of life - and the good that comes of accounting & remembering. I've never regretted journaling - as I am amazed to read about events and learnings that I've long forgotten. Blurs the distinction between fiction and non-fiction! While I've not always kept a daily entry, re-reading the year-long stretch of daily writing during a year I spent with the Maya in highland Guatemala, rekindles the insights that made this a transformative year in my life.
When they try to read my wife's palm in Asia, they point to me and say, "Father or Grandfather" ?
Nice work, David. Now you have another thirteen years to worry. Fortune telling is a form of bogus mind control, and it works just because we are egotistically deluded into thinking that a complete stranger & potential nut case is actually focussing on little US.
David, I loved your article! I feel inspired to write a daily journal again, a feat I have attempted several times but never managed to keep. Thanks for the smile.


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Q: jquery validate and error styles
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Q: HSM Connection Persistent or Non-persistent I'm about to use thales hsm just for doing some aes encryption/decryption with using http://www.pkcs11interop.net/
But, I have one question raised in my mind.
I have two ways to use thales hsm with my server application

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*One way is that: whenever i need to do aes operation, open a connection, do the job, close the connection.

*The other way: open the connection at the start of the server application, do aes operations in the lifetime of the server
application, close the connection whenever the server needs to be
closed.
So my question is, which way is the correct (or suggested) way of using hsm?

A: It entirely depends on your needs and usage of HSM. If you send 1 message in 5 minutes it is better to open connection for every AES operation and close connection after finishing job. Generally if you send more then 1 message in a minute you should have persistent connections because HSM's limited connection resources could be depleted in a short time.
Thales HSMs  default settings allow you to open max 64 connections and check those connections in 60 minutes intervals. If a connection is closed it could understand it after 60 minutes later.
If you open a connection for every request you can reach to 64 connection limit in a short time and generally HSM start to does not allow to open new connections anymore. To get rid of it you can change Hsm settings to 1 Minute check intervals for garbage collection of connections.
I suggest to use persistent connections(pool) for heavily use of HSMs and renew(close-open) all connections in 20 minutes intervals.


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DENTON VASSELL hopes to be laughing all the way to the bank when he returns to his day job on Monday.
Mancunian Vassell, who works at HSBC, defends his Commonwealth welterweight title against Namibian Bethuel Ushona at Wigan's Robin Park Arena tonight.
And despite being tipped for world honours, he has no intention of quitting the nine-to-five job he loves.
Vassell, 26, explained: "It is just a normal bank job and I really enjoy it because it's another role for me.
"Plenty of boxers just box and do nothing else but I like my job because it keeps my mind off boxing.
"Sometimes I get stressed about opponents or boxing and it helps get my mind off the job. I love dealing with people on the phone.
Ushona, his challenger on the Hatton Promotions bill, is unbeaten in 23 fights and defeated countryman Ali Nuumbembe, who used to be based in Manchester.
"I was gutted when I heard that result because I used to train alongside Ali," said Vassell, who will be making the first defence of the title he won against Lee Purdy last April.
His yoga teacher mum has been helping him to relax in the build-up to his 17th professional fight.
He said: "The yoga is great. I can do stretches that most people can't do because of the yoga mum does with me.
"People think I am all power, speed and fitness but the yoga has made me elusive. She sits me down every day and we do stretching and breathing exercises.
"It is so peaceful and stress-relieving. Yoga should be part of your lifestyle.
"I have had 16 fights and won them all and whenever I need to relax I turn to yoga.


Wichita, self-name Kitikiti'sh, North American Indian people of Caddoan linguistic stock who originally lived near the Arkansas River in what is now the state of Kansas. They were encountered by the Spanish in the mid-16th century and became the first group of Plains Indians subject to missionization.
Like most Caddoans, the Wichita traditionally subsisted largely by farming corn (maize), pumpkins, and tobacco; buffalo hunting was also an important part of their economy. They lived in communal grass-thatched lodges the shape of domed haystacks. On hunting expeditions they resided in tepees. Wichita men wore a scalp lock (a long lock of hair on the top of the head) and sometimes a porcupine roach, a head ornament made of such materials as porcupine guard hair and hair from the tail of a deer. More given to tattooing than most Plains Indians, they were known by other groups as the "tattooed people." Their name for themselves, Kitikiti'sh, means "raccoon eyes," a reference to a distinctive tattoo around the eyes. They performed a ceremonial dance resembling the Green Corn festivals of the southeastern tribes.
In the late 18th century the Wichita moved south, probably under pressure from tribes to the northeast that were encroaching on Wichita territory. By 1772 they were located near what is now Wichita Falls, Texas. During the American Civil War they returned to Kansas, and in 1867 they were removed to the Wichita Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, designated for the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes (Waco, Keechi [Kichai], and Tawakonie [Tawakoni]). Their estimated population in 1780 was 3,200; Wichita descendants numbered more than 1,900 in the early 21st century.


Koninginnedag (Queen's Day) is celebrated on 30th April in Amsterdam. Actually the birthday of Juliana, mother of the current Queen Beatrix – Queen's Day is an uproarious madhouse and highlight of the annual calendar. A 'free market' is held throughout the city, meaning anyone can sell anything they like, and the vast terrain of pavements (staked out by vendors well ahead of time) becomes a comical open-air showroom of items ranging from precious heirlooms to outright junk. Most people grab their orange wig and tights and hang on tight for musical revelry, rivers of beer and about two million happy visitors. You have to walk everywhere too, as the streets are too packed for the buses and trams to run.


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Sports fans and science geeks alike will enjoy these travels in the world where numbers, luck, and superstardom meet.
THE HOT HAND
THE MYSTERY AND SCIENCE OF STREAKS
by Ben Cohen ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 10, 2020
Wall Street Journal sports reporter Cohen looks into the odd "science of streaks."
Is there a "hot hand," the term basketball players use to describe that magical, endorphin-inducing moment when you can't miss a shot and "achieve some elevated state of ability in which you feel briefly superhuman"? It's one of the finest of psychological states, and if most of us don't land in it regularly, there are people like Steph Curry to study, as the author does. By the numbers, Curry shouldn't be the superstar shooter that he is—even though he's 6-feet-3 he's still smaller than most of the players he goes up against, a key datum point. What changed him was a summer spent teaching himself to shoot all over again: lifting the ball over his head and releasing it as he was jumping up, essentially making himself as tall as the defenders who would otherwise block his shots. That summer involved thousands of shots, and in the end, it made Curry "the best shooter the sport of basketball had ever seen." This case study provides a springboard for Cohen to look at such things as the construction of data sets. One of the cardinal sins involving data is to make conclusions with numbers that are too small to support them—whence the "law of small numbers," proposed by the Israeli psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, who themselves have written an improbably brilliant hot streak of scholarly papers. Cohen examines the use of those data sets to crunch all sorts of perhaps unlikely problems: Is a supposed lost masterpiece by Vincent van Gogh the real deal? Did Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat, really die of a heart attack, as the Soviets proclaimed, or did he die in the gulag? Cohen returns, always, to the game of basketball, but he pauses along the way to provide fascinating looks at coin tosses, investments, farm yields, and other real-world instances of how probability plays out in the world.
Publisher: Custom House/Morrow
Categories: GENERAL BUSINESS | SPORTS & RECREATION | BUSINESS
A timely, vividly realized reminder to slow down and harness the restorative wonders of serenity.
by Ryan Holiday ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 1, 2019
An exploration of the importance of clarity through calmness in an increasingly fast-paced world.
Austin-based speaker and strategist Holiday (Conspiracy: Peter Thiel, Hulk Hogan, Gawker, and the Anatomy of Intrigue, 2018, etc.) believes in downshifting one's life and activities in order to fully grasp the wonder of stillness. He bolsters this theory with a wide array of perspectives—some based on ancient wisdom (one of the author's specialties), others more modern—all with the intent to direct readers toward the essential importance of stillness and its "attainable path to enlightenment and excellence, greatness and happiness, performance as well as presence." Readers will be encouraged by Holiday's insistence that his methods are within anyone's grasp. He acknowledges that this rare and coveted calm is already inside each of us, but it's been worn down by the hustle of busy lives and distractions. Recognizing that this goal requires immense personal discipline, the author draws on the representational histories of John F. Kennedy, Buddha, Tiger Woods, Fred Rogers, Leonardo da Vinci, and many other creative thinkers and scholarly, scientific texts. These examples demonstrate how others have evolved past the noise of modern life and into the solitude of productive thought and cleansing tranquility. Holiday splits his accessible, empowering, and sporadically meandering narrative into a three-part "timeless trinity of mind, body, soul—the head, the heart, the human body." He juxtaposes Stoic philosopher Seneca's internal reflection and wisdom against Donald Trump's egocentric existence, with much of his time spent "in his bathrobe, ranting about the news." Holiday stresses that while contemporary life is filled with a dizzying variety of "competing priorities and beliefs," the frenzy can be quelled and serenity maintained through a deliberative calming of the mind and body. The author shows how "stillness is what aims the arrow," fostering focus, internal harmony, and the kind of holistic self-examination necessary for optimal contentment and mind-body centeredness. Throughout the narrative, he promotes that concept mindfully and convincingly.
Pub Date: Oct. 1, 2019
Publisher: Portfolio
Review Posted Online: July 21, 2019
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Aug. 15, 2019
Categories: GENERAL BUSINESS | PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION | SELF-HELP | BUSINESS | MOTIVATIONAL & PERSONAL SUCCESS
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by Thomas Piketty translated by Arthur Goldhammer ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 10, 2014
A French academic serves up a long, rigorous critique, dense with historical data, of American-style predatory capitalism—and offers remedies that Karl Marx might applaud.
Economist Piketty considers capital, in the monetary sense, from the vantage of what he considers the capital of the world, namely Paris; at times, his discussions of how capital works, and especially public capital, befit Locke-ian France and not Hobbesian America, a source of some controversy in the wide discussion surrounding his book. At heart, though, his argument turns on well-founded economic principles, notably r > g, meaning that the "rate of return on capital significantly exceeds the growth rate of the economy," in Piketty's gloss. It logically follows that when such conditions prevail, then wealth will accumulate in a few hands faster than it can be broadly distributed. By the author's reckoning, the United States is one of the leading nations in the "high inequality" camp, though it was not always so. In the colonial era, Piketty likens the inequality quotient in New England to be about that of Scandinavia today, with few abject poor and few mega-rich. The difference is that the rich now—who are mostly the "supermanagers" of business rather than the "superstars" of sports and entertainment—have surrounded themselves with political shields that keep them safe from the specter of paying more in taxes and adding to the fund of public wealth. The author's data is unassailable. His policy recommendations are considerably more controversial, including his call for a global tax on wealth. From start to finish, the discussion is written in plainspoken prose that, though punctuated by formulas, also draws on a wide range of cultural references.
Essential reading for citizens of the here and now. Other economists should marvel at how that plain language can be put to work explaining the most complex of ideas, foremost among them the fact that economic inequality is at an all-time high—and is only bound to grow worse.
Publisher: Belknap/Harvard Univ.
Review Posted Online: April 30, 2014
Kirkus Reviews Issue: May 15, 2014
Categories: GENERAL HISTORY | GENERAL BUSINESS | BUSINESS | MODERN | ECONOMICS | HISTORY
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Two dead, nine injured in early-morning…
Two dead, nine injured in early-morning apartment fire in Westminster
Westbury Apartments fire started a little after 2 a.m.
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post
Westminster firefighters Ronnie Taylor, on ladder, and Nate Olson, on porch, search a second story apartment for a small dog that was spotted earlier at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
WESTMINSTER, CO - JULY 22: Westminster firefighters take a break after helping fight a large fire at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster, Colorado. Two people died and nine others were injured, some seriously, when the fire burned through a Westminster apartment complex Saturday night. The fire at the Westbury Apartments in the 1500 block of West 115th Avenue started a little after 2 a.m. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)
A Westminster firefighter walks on the ladder to begin to put water on hotspots at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster firefighters carefully take a small Chihuahua out of a second story apartment after it survived a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster animal control officer Chris Branigan rests the cage carrying a small Chihuahua onto the curb after Westminster firefighters rescued it from a second story apartment where it had been spotted earlier at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster firefighters search a second story apartment for animals at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
A Westminster firefighter puts water on hotspots on the roof at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Ashley Bering, right, and other Westbury Apartment residents watch as firefighters continue to fight fire at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster. Two people died and nine others were injured, some seriously, when the fire burned through a Westminster apartment complex Saturday night. The fire at the Westbury Apartments in the 1500 block of West 115th Avenue started a little after 2 a.m.
A Westminster firefighter cleans up hoses at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
A Westminster firefighter takes a break after helping fight fire at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westbury Apartment resident Stefanie Rodriquez, left, describes to her mother Dina Delgado, what the fire was like the night before at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westbury Apartment residents watch as firefighters continue to fight fire at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
A Westminster firefighter watches as ladder trucks prepare to put water on hotspots at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster firefighters look for hotspots at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster firefighters put water on hotspots at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Westminster firefighters Nate Olson, middle, and Ronnie Taylor,right, help rescue a cat with the help of other firefighters, from an apartment at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
Logan Spiegel, 9, hugs Westminster firefighter Nate Olson, right, for rescuing his cat out of his apartment at the scene of a deadly apartment complex fire at the Westbury Apartments on July 22, 2018, in Westminster.
By Anna Staver | astaver@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
Chloe Fasen, 15, was struggling to sleep at about 2 a.m. Sunday when she heard shouting outside the Westminster apartment she shared with her mother and two siblings.
She stepped onto the apartment's balcony and heard someone scream, "Help me. I'm trapped. The building's on fire."
Chloe bolted inside and woke her mother, Danielle Fasen, who ran to check the knob on the front door.
It was cool to the touch.
She opened the door and the apartment began to fill with black smoke. She couldn't see the hallway and knew they couldn't take the stairs.
The Fasens lived on the third floor of Building E in the Westbury Apartments located in the 1500 block of West 115th Avenue. A fire started in their building shortly after 2 a.m. and quickly spread through more than half of the 69 units. It killed two people and sent nine others to area hospitals. Authorities said some of the injuries are serious but details were not available Sunday night.
Fasen and her three children covered their mouths with wet washcloths and got low to the ground. Smoke poured into the apartment. It became difficult to breathe.
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She pushed her kids onto the balcony and stared at the concrete parking lot 30 feet below.
Two men shouted at the family to jump.
Danielle Fasen's mind went to all the hours she'd spent watching cheerleading competitions. She said she remembered the way cheerleaders fall into the arms of their teammates as she cradled 7-year-old Abi like a baby and leaned over the railing. Then, she let go.
"It amazes me that I didn't even think," Fasen said. "It was all movement and instinct."
Abi dropped safely into the locked arms of two men just as firefighters arrived with a ladder.
The Westminster Fire Department said the building was "fully involved with fire" by the time its crews arrived at about 2:20 a.m. Several people, according to the department, tried to escape by jumping from second- and third-story patios and windows.
"We heard people screaming and smelled smoke," Stefanie Rodriquez said.
She ran outside of her building, which is across the parking lot, and saw Building E engulfed in flames.
"I heard some guy yelling, 'I have kids up here, help us,'" Rodriquez said.
Then, she spotted an older woman.
"She had jumped from the second story," Rodriquez said. "She was crying uncontrollably and holding her side."
Rodriquez helped her across the parking lot and loaded her into an ambulance.
"People were just trapped. It went from a drip to a tsunami like that," Westbury Apartment resident Jake Hughes said as he snapped his fingers.
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He saw a group of young men, about four of them, try to beat back the flames with fire extinguishers. One man doused himself with water before running into the building, trying to kick open doors.
Westminster fire officials said authorities had accounted for all but one resident by Sunday afternoon. The building had several elderly and disabled residents.
Quincy Wise, who lives in a nearby building in the complex, rescued a double amputee from her first-floor apartment.
Wise is a plumber by trade. He told The Denver Post it was instinct that pushed him into the building.
"I just thought I would want someone to do the same for me," Wise said.
He's also one half of the team that caught Abi Fasen.
"I knew I was going to catch her," Wise said. "I wasn't going to let her fall."
Wise held Abi until her sister climbed down the ladder. He walked them away from the building and then went to get their mother.
"You just got to look at it like this could have been my building," Wise said.
The Fasen family is staying at a hotel Sunday. About 30 people were at an American Red Cross shelter at Silver Hills Middle School Sunday afternoon, but the shelter was closed by the evening.
Danielle Fasen's not sure what happens next. She, like many at the complex, didn't have renter's insurance.
The Fasens lost everything, but even residents whose apartments sustained minor damage can't return.
The fire destroyed a large section of the roof, and entire apartments appeared to have collapsed into the floors beneath them. Windows throughout the building were broken, and a river of gray water and debris poured into the grass and down the sidewalks. First-floor apartments that didn't burn were filled with several inches of water.
At the scene, smoke detectors still squealed Sunday evening as cleanup contractors worked around the burned-out building and erected fences because fire officials said the structure was not safe.
There were no fire safety sprinklers in the Westbury Apartments complex. Residents complained, saying they didn't think this was fair.
Fire department officials at the scene confirmed it. "They were not required when the apartments were built," Westminster Fire Department spokesman Jeromy Hill said. "So it was not illegal."
The cause of the fire hadn't been determined. "There is nothing concrete," Hill said. "There are multiple interviews happening of residents in the area."
"It is not likely that investigation teams will be able to move to the interior of the building until (Monday) at the earliest," according to Westminster Fire.
Firefighters hung around the edges of the building trying to lure surviving animals with treats. They successfully recused a black Chihuahua and a cat. Danielle Fasen's neighbors, however, lost their German Shepherd.
Fasen said the important thing for her is that her family escaped unhurt. Abi even enjoyed the fall. She asked her mom if she could do it again sometime.
"I told her sure," Danielle Fasen said. "She can join cheerleading when she gets older."
The Denver Post's Bruce Finley contributed to this report.
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Anna Staver
Anna Staver covers politics for The Denver Post. She's spent her career writing in statehouses, courthouses and even a few fair board meetings. She and her husband fell in love with the West a decade ago and have called Oregon, Idaho and Nevada home.
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Jimi's Private Parts
Hendrix a poor soldier who just wanted to play with his, er, guitar
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/jimis-private-parts
AUGUST 3--Days before Private James Marshall Hendrix (Jimi to his friends) was officially drummed out of the military, Army brass delivered withering assessments of the 19-year-old soldier.
Hendrix, Captain Gilbert Batchman reported, slept on the job, had little regard for regulations, and was once "apprehended masturbating" in the latrine. Sergeant Louis Hoekstra noted that Hendrix was a "habitual offender" when it came to missing midnight bed checks and that the Seattle teenager was unable to "carry on an intelligent conversation." Hoekstra added that Hendrix, who was once suspected of "taking dope," played a musical instrument while off-duty, "or so he says. This is one of his faults, because his mind apparently cannot function while performing duties and thinking about his guitar."
Those are just two of the gems contained in the late rock star's nearly 100-page Army file, which TSG obtained from the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. You'll find highlights from the file on these 18 pages.
The documents track Hendrix's messy 13 months in the Army, beginning with his May 1961 three-year enlistment, which came with his assurance that he wasn't a Commie and a handwritten explanation about a juvenile burglary arrest. Hendrix, records show, was also a terrible marksman and a recidivist truant.
Weeks after ordering a physical and psychiatric examination of Hendrix (who was attached to the 101st Airborne Support Group in Fort Campbell, Kentucky), Capt. Batchman sought to discharge a soldier who was an "extreme intravert" and whose many problems were not treatable by "hospitalization and or counseling."
Included in the Army's discharge request were various statements from fellow soldiers, all of whom thought Hendrix deserved to be bounced.
James Mattox, for example, recalled an April 1961 incident in which he, Hendrix, and four other soldiers were assigned to wash a ceiling. When Hendrix, who occasionally napped during the cleaning assignment, disappeared at one point, Mattox went looking for him. He quickly found Hendrix in the latrine, where he was "sitting in the last commode. I thought he was sitting there sleeping so I stood on the stool in the commode next to his and...there sat Hendrix masturbating himself."
For his part, Hendrix--who apparently hated life as an enlisted man--did not challenge the discharge request, according to a signed statement.
At the time of his expulsion, Hendrix was allowed to leave the military with some parting gifts, including some Army-issued clothing. He also benefited from frequent dental care at Fort Campbell and California's Fort Ord, which probably made it easier for him to subsequently play that black Stratocaster with his teeth. (18 pages)
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