text:
Blink-182 will release a new album this year, according to Travis Barker 'YES'
Travis Barker hints at debut of previously unreleased Box Car Racer song: 'Whenever the time's right' 'I would just love for the fans to hear that song'
Travis Barker and Elise Trouw make Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' something completely different In celebration of the release of the Amazon Studios movie 'Sound Of Metal'
RADIO.COM's Alternative Pick Of the Week: KennyHoopla - 'Estella//' TEXT 'UP' OR 'DOWN' to 55701 anytime you hear the song play
Machine Gun Kelly is proud to bring Pop Punk back to the American Music Awards Watch this Sunday, November 22 at 8PM on ABC
Machine Gun Kelly is turning 'Tickets To My Downfall' into a musical Plus, see his brand new video for 'forget me too' featuring Halsey
Machine Gun Kelly To Perform With Travis Barker and blackbear on MTV VMAs Pre-Show Starting Sunday, August 30 at 6:30PM ET/PT
Soup, Megan Fox, Pop Punk Destiny and More: We Learn a Lot From 10 Minutes With Machine Gun Kelly We went for a walk with MGK
Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker Drop Another Piece of Pop Punk Perfection The duo's track features an animated lyric video
7 Alternative Songs You Need to Hear Right Now Don't say we didn't warn you

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Herend Green Indian Basket RETICULATED SERVING BOWL. Herend 7351/FV. Measures 9 3/8 inches long, 6 7/8 inches wide and 1 3/4 inches tall to rim. GOOD CONDITION. Please contact us regarding any questions or concerns before purchase. Local pick up available in Annapolis, Maryland.


Crew Cab International stake dump truck for sale. Surplus truck: We don't use this truck much anymore. We set it up for moving large boulders, tall balled & burlapped trees and equipment that we couldn't put in our aluminum bodied trucks.


Ecuador is one country where even today less than half the population has access to internet. Government surveillance and intrusion has left users feeling digitally exposed. Furthermore the government does not shy away from interfering in users' social media accounts as many have claimed that the government has removed content from their accounts.
Due to this internet users in Ecuador have turned to self-censorship rather than facing government intrusion and legislative problems by trying try to avoid posting any content critical of the president or the government. One of the most effective methods to get rid of such problems is the use of a VPN Ecuador service.
However, there are always ways to surpass restrictions, that's fun isn't it? I am going to demonstrate to you how with the help of a VPN you can enjoy internet in Ecuador with complete freedom and anonymity.
Basically a VPN is acronym for a virtual private network which is a service that encrypts your data and masks your IP address making it impossible for anyone to make use of your traffic.
PureVPN is one of the most prestigious VPN services in the industry and is capable enough to be compared to all the other best VPN services available.
While our PureVPN review we discovered it has a state of the art infrastructure which lets you connect to any country's server. It has military grade encryption which means you will be anonymous, in case you tend to protect yourself from the government in Ecuador.
Buffered VPN is a very popular service, even if you aren't into VPNs you might have heard the name. The company is known for its high level of security and privacy. During our buffered VPN review we were just stunned by the performance.
With 46 countries and growing you can be assured that you will be able to experience seamless internet due to its vast number of servers. You can also be relaxed about your anonymity as Buffered VPN has high grade encryption. It also has servers in Ecuador however, the number of servers has not been revealed.
HideMyAss is again one of the best service in the VPN Ecuador industry, with its high level of infrastructure and yet another service that works like a charm when it comes to user experience. It has high grade encryption so you can be assured that your data will remain protected. The company has over 3000 servers in more than 60 countries, it has 6 servers in Ecuador.
Here's a HideMyAss review in case you want more details.
ExpressVPN is an amazing VPN service with a prestigious background due to its speed, highly capable encryption and a very good user interface. It also has the best VPN app.
It is very easy to understand and is intuitive. You can totally expect it to protect your anonymity in Ecuador and unblock restricted content. While doing our Express VPN review we completely loved the experience because of several reason, first being the impressive user interface.
It has multiple servers in Ecuador however the number has not been mentioned. Upon our testing we found it to be flawless.
How to connect to a VPN for Ecuador?
Below I have mentioned how to set up a VPN.
What factors should you consider before choosing an Ecuador VPN?
Type of Protocols & Encryption Keys.
Cost, is it worth the price?
How do I Watch Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix US in Ecuador?
Now that you have a VPN service, make sure you choose one recommended by us, accessing Hulu or Netflix won't be an issue at all. Best of all you can choose libraries of different countries for Netflix and enjoy geo restricted content!
Political attacks, surveillance, and hacking have all become a normality in the Ecuador, the government is requesting for personal details and trying to shut down or hide journalism and social media activities.
In such an environment it is incumbent to have an A grade VPN Ecuador service. For any further queries please write to us in the section below.


text:
Reviews	• NYC • Off-Broadway	Published 27 October 2014
BAM Harvey Theatre ⋄ 23rd - 25th October 2014
Lift off.
For a play about transformation, and one that has seen so many productions, Tony Kushner's Angels in America still had to wait two decades for its most radical make-over. But Toneelgroep Amsterdam's production of this landmark work of 20th century theater, directed by Ivo van Hove, is the one that will go down in the books as the Angels that took flight on the wings of a dove.
It's been called the "bare-bones" version of Kushner's sweeping tale of the AIDS epidemic in Reagan-era America; no drag queens or ceiling-crashing angels here. Streamlined seems a better descriptor of van Hove's limpid vision, condensing all that loaded context into melancholy street views projected across an empty stage and Bowie playing on a turntable. If anything is missing from Kushner's entwined narratives of two men's descent into AIDS and the coming-of-age of the gay community (besides some excised scenes and a good hour of running time), you'd be hard pressed to want it back.
Instead, there is Toneelgroep Amsterdam's luminous ensemble, which takes possession of the open space by running in huge looping arcs across it, like children on a playground. The cast brings such humor and sincerity to the many roles, even to the corrupt Roy Cohn (played with a gravelly depth by Hans Kesting) that the production wears an aura of innocence and honesty. That emotional pull is heightened by van Hove's overlapping and intersecting of scenes, underlining the common struggles of the disparate characters, enfolding them all into one family stricken by AIDS.
While several of the female roles are occupied by male actors here – in particular the Angel (an athletic Alwin Pulinckx, who also plays Prior's nurse and never changes out of his hospital uniform) – the two actresses, Hélène Devos as Harper Pitt and Marieke Heebink, in the triple role of Hannah Pitt, Ethel Rosenberg and the Rabbi, are show-stoppers. Devos' Harper is a diaphanous waif who hardly seems to touch the ground: an angelic presence who shines good on everyone she meets. Heebink, on the other hand, turns in a trio of muscular performances that keep the action grounded in the complexities of Kushner's text. Among the male roles, Eelco Smits's Prior Walter faces his death with a boyish, devil-may-care attitude while, as his nurse Belize, Roeland Fernhout is an impish companion of the dying.
Dispensing with any signs of the text's tension between the sacred and the profane or its Reagan-era context, van Hove relies on the resonant power of the 1980s to provide the political and emotional backdrop. While the soundtrack ("Young Americans," "Golden Years," "This Is Not America," "Space Oddity") is not exactly of the same time period, Bowie's music captures the decadence and the anxiety of that decade. Van Hove's interpretation of Kushner's angel, as played by Pulinckx, is similarly ambiguous: a menacing force of destiny that must be fought back for life to continue, unleashed in two powerfully choreographed sequences.
A silhouetted image of the Bethesda fountain in Central Park is also here, however, a double reference to both Kushner's iconic use of that stone angel and the biblical spring of healing waters it is meant to symbolize. Revitalized for our times, when AIDS no longer carries an imminent death sentence, this Angels shimmers with hope, for more love and life than Kushner's characters could have imagined in 1986. Smit's Prior delivers his goodbye to Louis, his prodigal lover, with a radiant smile, and as waves of light roll over the finally quiet stage, they seem to carry the dead and the living to a redemptive peace.
Angels in America Show Info
Directed by Ivo van Hove
Written by Tony Kushner
Cast includes Hélène Devos, Roeland Fernhout, Marieke Heebink, Marwan Kenzari, Hans Kesting, Alwin Pulinckx, Eelco Smits, Fredja van Huêt
Running Time 4 hrs, 50 minutes (one intermission)


text:
Here are the 12 Democrats who are running for president
Updated 9:55 PM ET, Mon January 13, 2020
Washington (CNN) - The first votes of the 2020 Democratic nominating contest are just weeks away, and 12 Democrats are trying to get ahead in a crowded primary field.
Here's an updated look at who's in and who's out. We're going to keep updating this list through the campaign season as candidates announce their intentions or drop their bids.
For the latest 2020 election news, check out CNN's full coverage.
Announced campaigns
Sen. Michael Bennet
KNOWN FOR: Bennet, the former superintendent of Denver Public Schools, was forced to hold off on entering the race following a diagnosis and subsequent treatment of prostate cancer in April. Having served in the Senate since 2009, Bennet has pitched himself in pre-campaign appearances and speeches as a pragmatic lawmaker who has a progressive voting record.
Former Vice President Joe Biden
KNOWN FOR: Biden's long-anticipated announcement marks his third presidential campaign after he passed on a 2016 run. His name recognition, decades of experience and ties to former President Barack Obama are seen as his greatest assets. But his track record on -- and public response to -- making some women uncomfortable with his behavior could be an obstacle to gaining modern voters, some of whom may also think that the party needs new, more diverse representation.
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
KNOWN FOR: The former New York mayor officially entered the race on November 24, saying that his campaign was aimed squarely at defeating Trump. He has portrayed himself as a moderate against progressive projects such as "Medicare for All" but with extensive experience and campaign funds to put toward key Democratic issues such as climate change and gun control.
Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg
KNOWN FOR: Known locally in South Bend, Indiana, as "Mayor Pete," Buttigieg served as a naval officer in Afghanistan. Buttigieg, though a long shot, would be the youngest and first married gay president if elected. He would also be the first candidate to go from the mayor's office to the presidency.
Former Maryland Rep. John Delaney
STATE: Maryland
KNOWN FOR: A self-made businessman, Delaney at one point was the youngest CEO on the New York Stock Exchange. Delaney has been running the longest -- he declared his candidacy in July 2017 -- but is still working to gain name recognition.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard
KNOWN FOR: Gabbard is the first American Samoan and the first Hindu member of Congress, and brings her experience as an Iraq War veteran to the House Armed Services Committee. But she will have to overcome obstacles both old and new, including recent internal campaign turmoil and her controversial secret meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in 2017.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar
KNOWN FOR: Klobuchar announced her run outdoors as it snowed, which she tied to her commitment to a "homegrown" campaign with "grit." The Minnesota moderate is looking to work across the aisle and win back fellow working class midwesterners.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick
STATE: Massachusetts
KNOWN FOR: Patrick announced a late-entry to the race in November 2019, reversing a previous decision to stay out of the running. Patrick began his public service career in 1994 when he served as US assistant attorney general for the civil rights division in the Clinton administration. Following his stint at the Justice Department, Patrick held several jobs in the private sector before becoming the first African American governor of Massachusetts in 2006. He was reelected in 2010.
Sen. Bernie Sanders
STATE: Vermont
KNOWN FOR: Sanders' democratic socialist platform gained significant traction during the 2016 primaries, when the independent senator who caucuses with Democrats ran against Hillary Clinton. His policy agenda includes various progressive proposals, many of which have been embraced by the Democratic Party, like expanding health care, broadening the social safety net and making higher education free.
Billionaire Tom Steyer
KNOWN FOR: Steyer, whose net worth reached $1.6 billion this year according to Forbes, has operated as a funding force in Democratic politics in recent years, bankrolling candidates and organizations that promote liberal causes, including the impeachment of Trump. The 2018 House races marked the third consecutive election cycle in which Steyer spent more than $100 million supporting Democratic candidates.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren
KNOWN FOR: Warren was appointed as assistant to President Barack Obama and special adviser to the Treasury secretary in order to launch the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. She was also appointed to a congressional oversight panel overseeing the $700 billion Trouble Assets Relief Program that was passed in response to the 2008 financial crisis.
Businessman Andrew Yang
KNOWN FOR: Yang is an entrepreneur who launched Venture for America, a fellowship program that aims to connect recent grads with startups. He wants to give all Americans a universal basic income of $1,000 per month to address economic inequality.
Dropped out
Sen. Cory Booker
KNOWN FOR: Booker, who gained national recognition during his tenure as Newark's mayor before being elected to the US Senate, ran for president aiming to restore a sense of community and mend the moral fabric of America. But his fundraising paled in comparison to that of the top-tier Democratic candidates, limiting his capacity to expand his campaign team and advertise on television. He ended his campaign on January 13, 2020.
Gov. Steve Bullock
STATE: Montana (Dropped out December 2, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Bullock, who served as Montana's attorney general before being elected governor in 2012, failed to convince the party's base that the best way to defeat Trump was by nominating someone who can win in a red state. Bullock, who is term-limited as governor, will not take on Republican Sen. Steve Daines in 2020, his spokeswoman said.
Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro
STATE: Texas (Dropped out January 2, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: The son of a Chicana activist, Castro served as mayor of San Antonio in 2009 and served as secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the Obama administration. The only Latino in the 2020 field, Castro ran an unabashedly progressive campaign over the last year, staking out left positions on issues like immigration, housing and policing. But the former secretary failed to gain traction in the large field of Democratic candidates and struggled to raise enough money to stay solvent.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio
STATE: New York (dropped out September 20, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: The two-term New York mayor has enjoyed success on several largely progressive issues such as universal pre-K, raising the minimum wage and a low murder rate during his tenure. But he failed to resonate in the polls and was criticized for neglecting his duties as mayor to run for president, most notably during a brief blackout in Manhattan in July which happened when he was campaigning in Iowa.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
STATE: New York (dropped out August 28, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Gillibrand, who centered her campaign on women's equality, ended her White House bid in late August as she was on the cusp of failing to qualify for the third Democratic primary debate. Her campaign saw her embrace increasingly progressive stances on immigration and gun control that ran counter to positions she had held when running for the House. Despite Gillibrand's high profile position, she failed to break out from the crowded primary field, with her campaign polling under 1% nationally when she exited the race.
Sen. Kamala Harris
STATE: California (dropped out December 3, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Harris, a former California state attorney general and the daughter of Jamaican and Indian immigrants, held progressive stances supporting "Medicare for All" and marijuana legalization. The senator, who struggled to energize her campaign in recent months, acknowledged that she was forced to unexpectedly drop out because of money. "I'm not a billionaire. I can't fund my own campaign. And as the campaign has gone on, it's become harder and harder to raise the money we need to compete," she said.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper
STATE: Colorado (dropped out August 15, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: As the head of Colorado from 2011 to 2019, Hickenlooper helped steer the state through several tragedies, including the 2012 shooting in a movie theater in Aurora that left 12 people dead and catastrophic wildfires and floods in 2013. Hickenlooper, who framed his candidacy around stemming the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party, dropped out in mid-August and launched his Senate campaign.
Gov. Jay Inslee
STATE: Washington (dropped out August 21, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Inslee, who has held elected office for much of the last three decades, has been an outspoken progressive executive since he became governor in 2013. He has been a vocal opponent of President Donald Trump, including suing the President after he tried to ban immigration from several Muslim-majority countries. Inslee dropped out as it appeared he wouldn't make the stage for the third round of debates. A day after he exited the 2020 race, Inslee announced he would seek a third term as Washington's governor.
Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam
AGE: 45 (dropped out November 20, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: The child of Jamaican immigrants, Messam is a first-generation American and first black mayor of Miramar. His campaign held progressive views on guns, immigration and the environment. He was part of a group that sued the state of Florida in 2018 over a law that restricted his ability to create municipal gun regulations after he wanted a new amphitheater in his city to be a "gun-free venue." Despite failing to gain traction in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, Messam said, "my state of Florida will be ground zero and I intend to be a factor to mobilize our state for the Democratic Party nominee."
Rep. Seth Moulton
STATE: Massachusetts (dropped out August 23, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Moulton, a Marine veteran and three-term congressman, raised his national profile after trying and failing to prevent House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from reclaiming the speaker's gavel. He later voted for her after Democrats retook the House last year. Moulton's run for president lasted four months and ended in August after he failed to gain traction or make the Democratic debates. He plans to run for reelection to Congress and relaunch a PAC that aims to elect Democrats with service backgrounds.
Former congressional candidate Richard Ojeda
STATE: West Virginia (dropped out January 25, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: A former Army paratrooper, Ojeda served for 24 years, earning the rank of major and serving in both Iraq and Afghanistan. A 2016 Trump voter, he focused on school finance reform and issues facing the middle class before dropping out of the race in late January.
Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke
STATE: Texas (dropped out November 1, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: O'Rourke ran unsuccessfully for a Senate seat in 2018 while serving his third term in the House. In August 2019, he took nearly two weeks off to be in his hometown of El Paso following a mass shooting that left 22 dead. The shooting led O'Rourke to call for a mandatory buyback of assault-style rifles, declaring during the third Democratic presidential debate, "Hell, yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47." O'Rourke's poor fundraising played a key role in his decision to exit the presidential race, aides familiar with his decision to drop out said. O'Rourke told supporters in an email that he will not run for office next year.
Rep. Tim Ryan
STATE: Ohio (dropped out October 24, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Ryan, whose district includes Youngstown, Ohio, entered the presidential race as a long-shot candidate with less name recognition than most candidates and a far smaller political network. He dropped out in late October after failing to gain momentum and announced he would run for reelection to the House of Representatives. He has become most known in Democratic circles for his opposition to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi retaining her leadership positions, though he later voted for her when Democrats elected her speaker earlier this year.
Former Rep. Joe Sestak
STATE: Pennsylvania (dropped out December 1, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Sestak, who ascended to become a 3-star admiral in the US Navy during a 31-year military career prior to his election to the House of Representatives in 2006, entered an already-crowded Democratic primary field in June hoping to leverage his naval career into a successful presidential campaign. He represented Pennsylvania's 7th District until mounting a pair of ultimately unsuccessful campaigns for the Senate in 2010 and 2016, respectively.
Rep. Eric Swalwell
STATE: California (dropped out July 8, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: The Democrat who represents California's 15th Congressional District entered the race as a long-shot candidate in a crowded field. A frequent critic of the Trump administration, Swalwell raised his profile by becoming a staple on cable television. He focused on combating gun violence, and traveled to Iowa in December with Cameron Kasky, who's a survivor of the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and a co-founder of March for Our Lives.
Spiritual author Marianne Williamson
KNOWN FOR: Williamson is best known for being a spiritual counselor to Oprah Winfrey and has written several best-selling books, including her debut "A Return to Love." She called for "a moral and spiritual awakening in the country" with her campaign, but acknowledged on January 10, 2020, that her effort will "not be able to garner enough votes in the election to elevate our conversation any more than it is now."
Decided not to run
Former Georgia House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams (took herself out of consideration on August 13, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Abrams became a national figure in 2018 during her unsuccessful run for governor of Georgia. Despite publicly mulling a 2020 bid for months -- she told CNN in May "I'll probably jump in myself" if voter suppression isn't a top issue -- Abrams ultimately ruled out a presidential campaign to focus on her national "voter protection" program.
Sen. Sherrod Brown (took himself out of consideration on March 7, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: A liberal populist, Brown won three terms in Ohio, a state that has been trending Republican in recent years. Brown would've offered Democrats a candidate who could reconnect with voters in the Midwest. Before deciding not to run, he had embarked on a "listening tour" that included stops in the four key early voting states in the 2020 primary.
Former Attorney General Eric Holder (took himself out of consideration on March 4, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Holder served as President Barack Obama's attorney general until 2015. Holder had told several Democrats -- and "The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert -- that he was "interested" in pursuing the nomination, but ultimately he opted not to launch a campaign.
Former Secretary of State John Kerry (took himself out of consideration on June 10, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Kerry served on the Cabinet during President Barack Obama's second term. Prior to that, he spent 28 years representing Massachusetts in the Senate, and was the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee. During an interview with Sky News, he ruled out another presidential run, saying he was "delighted" that Biden had gotten into the 2020 race.
Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (took himself out of consideration on April 17, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: McAuliffe previously served as governor of Virginia and chairman of the Democratic National Committee and has an extensive fundraising network. He opted instead to help coordinate the campaigns of Virginia's local and national Democratic lawmakers "to make sure that we are blue" for 2020.
Sen. Jeff Merkley (took himself out of consideration on March 5, 2019)
KNOWN FOR: Merkley, the junior senator from Oregon, has focused on holding the Trump administration accountable on immigration policy, specifically family separations at the southern border. He opted in March to devote himself to his Senate re-election campaign over the next two years.
UPDATE: This story has been updated to reflect CNN's official tally of the 14 major Democratic candidates running for their party's nomination for president.


text:
FBR to install video analytics equipment at various sectors to curb tax evasion
By Faisal Saeed November 20, 2020
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has selected 7 vendors to install video analytics equipment at the premises of key revenue generation sectors such as sugar, cement, tobacco and beverages to curb tax evasion, The News International reported.
According to the reports, the high officials of the FBR have conceded that the tax evasion in the country cannot be tackled without the use of latest technology. Without utilizing latest technology, it is impossible to avoid massive tax evasion that is equal to multi billion rupees per anum in case of each major sector.
The FBR had earlier planned to install Track and Trace System for placing electronic stamps that could be tracked in any part of the country with the help of barcode. However, the regulatory authority has failed toinstall the Track and Trace system from the last one decade, despite making efforts.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) had last time struck down the bidding process of the said system and directed the authority to execute fresh bidding. An FBR official told The News, "Now the FBR has hired an international consultancy firm M/S Ideco biometric solution belonging from South Africa that is going to supervise the whole procurement process so that foolproof process could be followed keeping in view best international practices".
FBR under the Video Analytics Rules 2020, has selected vendors for allowing units of each sector to avail video monitoring system from these selected seven firms. The selection of the authority was based on which vendor is providing good technological solutions to avoid litigation.
The process of the installment of video tools will take place in several phases. The FBR official said, "In the first phase, the sugar sector is the first one where the video analytics system will be installed. The FBR and Pakistan Sugar Mills Association had already signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and the sugar mills would be installing system from their liked ones out of selected seven vendors".
With the new analytics tools FBR will be able to receive real-time analytics data of production from the manufacturing sites and can use the information for tax collection purpose.
Topics: Tech, Surveillance, Pakistan, Surveillance Monitor
Around 42.4pc freelancers in Pakistan are in software development – WB Report
The report reveals that the total number of registered IT companies in Pakistan are 4,641 and there are 4,066 registered call centers.
Sept. 30, 2021, 12:53 p.m.
Pakistan amends social media rules, would now require firms to open offices in the country
The move is being made to bring the websites under the national tax net and generate revenue from them.
Pakistan exports first batch of 4G smartphones to UAE
1,500 locally made smartphones have been exported by Airlink Communication.
A recent report finds Facebook's double standard for content moderation
Referred to as cross check or XCheck, the Facebook programme shields millions of elite users from rules that the social media giant claims to apply equally at the social network, according to a report citing internal documents.
Lucky Motors gets PTA's nod to manufacture Samsung phones in Pakistan
The permission has been granted in response to the LMCL's request to set up a mobile device manufacturing plant in Karachi.
Aug. 11, 2021, 12:07 p.m.


Browse the covers, choose an interesting one, open it up, and start reading.
One of most beloved features in Birding is "Milestones," where ABA members reminisce about recent listing and other birding achievements. Please consider submitting your milestone to Editor Ted Floyd (tfloyd "at" ABA "dot" org). In the subject line, please clearly indicate that you are submitting a milestone. Write your milestone in the third person, and include all the "vital statistics": who, when, where, and what. Please consider including a short anecdote (be brief!) and a photo of your special milestone bird.
Does Birding Need Rules At All? That's the mildly provocative question that ABA President Jeffrey A. Gordon poses in "Birding Together" in the June issue. No question about it, birding has its "rules"–and birders tend to have especially strong feelings about rules that affect what birds you can, and cannot, count for your life lists. Case in point: "heard only" birds. Should you be allowed to count them? The official answer is yes, but many birders continue to resist that ruling, and Steve Howell wonders why in an essay in the June Birding. Then there's the matter of counting birds of debatable provenance. Case in point: the Hooded Crane or Hooded Cranes that wandered the ABA Area earlier this decade. The ABA Checklist Committee has declined to add the Hooded Crane to the ABA Checklist, but John Kendall and coauthors, in a commentary in the June Birding, wonder if that judgment was in error.
What do you think? ABA members and friends are discussing the matter online, and your contributions are solicited. This is your chance to tell the world why heard-only birds should count (or not), why the Hooded Crane should count (or not), and so forth.
Several commentaries in the June 2015 Birding get at the question of "rules"–and whether birding needs rules at all. See text for links to the full online content of these articles.
For all long as there's been Birding magazine–heck, for as long as there's been birding, period–birders have enjoyed ID quizzes. And for as long as there's been Birding (and birding), birders have been alternately vexed and delighted by jaegers. Do you want to try your hand at identifying this jaeger? Then head on over to The ABA Blog, where conversation about the ID of this bird is still under way. Or just go straight to Tom Johnson's analysis in Birding. Either way. Or, better, both.
Another mainstay in Birding magazine is book reviews. In this issue, Don Torino reviews Ernie Jardine's Bird Song: Defined, Decoded, Described; Elwood D. Bracey reviews Paul Sweet's Extraordinary Birds: Essays and Plates; and Rick Wright reviews two books, Chuck Robbins' Birding Trails: Montana and Jon S. Greenlaw and coauthors' Robertson and Woolfenden Florida Bird Species: An Annotated List. Book reviews in Birding are opinionated–and so they should be. Do you have opinions about the books reviewed here, or about the reviews themselves? Then please head on over to the ABA/Birding Book Reviews page of The ABA Blog.
Having trouble with any of the links above? If you're an ABA member, please call our office toll-free (800-850-2473), and we'll make sure you understand how to get quick and easy access to all the password-protected members-only content. If you're not an ABA member, don't just stand there. Do something! Join the ABA today! You'll get access to all the online content, plus annual subscriptions to Birding and to Birder's Guide, and all the other benefits of an ABA membership.


text:
The Dube
Percussion, Drums
The Dube is a versatile percussion drum that's easy to transport and was created by retired English footballer Dion Dublin. It has four playable sides each producing their own unique sound, and is available in four different sizes. It comes in acoustic and electro-acoustic models. The Pro version is internally mic'd, enabling you to amplify the sound using a simple XLR connection.
It's a cross between a Djembe and a Cajon, the design allows you to create a wide variety of percussion sounds, depending on where you hit the instrument. For example, striking the centre gives you a deeper tone, whilst a 'rim-shot' towards the edge generates a higher snappier hit.
The Dube is easily customisable in a variety of colours and is endorsed by players including Courtney Pine, Mike Dolbear, and Thomas Lang.


text:
Q: MS Excel: Find the First instance of Text after the First Instance of Test and Trim I have the following data in the same cell as a list, cell Z2.

Unit 1 Information
Monthly Rent: $1,250
Estimated Rent
Appliances: Refrigerator, Range With Oven
Combined Dining/Living Room
No of Bedrooms : 2
No of Bedrooms: 2
No of Full Baths: 1
No of Full Baths: 1

What I am trying to accomplish is to first search for Unit 1, and when Unit 1 is found, to return back the next instance of '# of Bedrooms : 2', and if that is not found search for next instance of '# of Bedrooms: 2' and just return '2'. Basically, I am trying parse and figure out the number of bedrooms associated with Unit 1.
I am using
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($AO$1,Z2)),1,0)

to identify if there is a 'Unit 1', but I can't seem to be able to then create a workable IF statement to pull the next instance of No of Bedrooms.  I have also tried index and row matches but since the data is contained in one cell.  It isn't possible.
=INDEX(B2:C14,SMALL(IF(B2:B14="Unit 1",ROW(B2:B14)-ROW(B2)+1,ROW(B14)+1),1),2)

A: Thanks everyone.  The following works for what I am trying to accomplish.  Thank you for all the help!
=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(MID(MID(A1,FIND("Unit 1",A1),200),FIND("Bedrooms",MID(A1,FIND("Unit 1",A1),200)),12),"Bedrooms : ",""),"Bedrooms: ","")

Another option so you don't send up endless substitutes is to just use Right in the statement.
=RIGHT(MID(MID(A1,FIND("Unit 1",A1),200),FIND("Bedrooms",MID(A1,FIND("Unit 1",A1),200)),12),2)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


FRANKFORT, Ky. (December 14, 2018) – The Department for Local Government (DLG) has announced a $272,909 grant from the Flood Control Matching Grant Program to Daviess County Fiscal Court. The funding effort will allow the county to acquire and demolish 10 homes on Wyndcrest Drive that are prone to flooding.
On average, Wyndcrest Drive floods two or more times a year, submerging homes in several feet of water. This causes delayed emergency responder access and difficulties for residents.
The total project cost is expected to be $1.4 million, with multiple agencies providing funds. For the Daviess County project, FEMA is contributing $830,388; Kentucky Emergency Management is contributing $176,527 and Daviess County Fiscal Court is contributing $191,238.


Hacettepe Üni. Nüfus Etütleri Ens.
Is Monetary Policy of ECB the Right Response to the Crisis in the Eurozone?
Stabilization Funds in Oil-Rich Countries and Fiscal Policy: (A)cyclicality?
Sexonomixx: How Economic Behaviour and Management are Influencing Human Sexuality?
İkili Devinim, Küreselleşmeyi Ve Krizi Açıklayabilir Mi?


A luxury home combines the vision of the architect and craftsmanship of its builder. The exterior and interior living space is a unified expression that brings together hundreds, if not thousands, of individual elements that create a seamless blend of beauty, comfort and value for its owners. However, the home in and of itself is truly just the beginning, as the design and elements of the surrounding land is the finishing touch that often takes the entire property to another level of opulence and luxuriousness.
Creating a dream hardscape for a luxury home is best not left to those simply offering a long list of swimming pool shapes and sizes, with or without a spa, and adding options from fire pits and barbeques to gazebos and a few palm trees. It is the difference between putting together a ho-hum modular design or creating a stunning custom masterpiece.
The owners of luxury homes worldwide have long known who to call for a custom hardscape creation second to none. JE Proscapes owner, Jesse Escalera, is a legendary top creative landscape designer and pool contractor with a 20-year portfolio of stunning artful outdoor living projects found all throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties and both nationally and internationally, as well.
The hallmark of a JE Proscapes creation is Jesse's vision for personalization and the inspired blend of the latest products and trends. This is then further enhanced with a number of one-off artistic touches that together creates a unique overall theme and a tailored one-of-a-kind hardscape for luxury outdoor living at its very best.
Jesse Escalera with his wife Sarah in their sleek black Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter that is their mobile office.
At the appointed day and time, a sleek black Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter pulls into the driveway. It is Jesse's mobile office that plays a key role in the initial visit.
He also takes note of the home, how they dress and what kind of cars they drive. The goal is to creatively tailor a design and lifestyle experience that not only accents their home and lives, but is far better than they could have ever imagined versus just a "pick-and-choose" checklist of options and features they thought they wanted and would have selected on their own.
"I am first and foremost an artist," Jesse adds, "and I set out to make each project a highly stylized, one-of-a-kind masterpiece created just for that client… something unlike any other and that they know is tailored just for them in every respect." His reputation in the Southern California market has generated demand for his artistic prowess, as he now provides design consulting services to clients across the country and around the world.
Lots of people have difficulty visualizing how a finished project will look, and that's where Jesse's Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter comes into play. "Let's step into my office and I'll show you some images to give you a better idea." The set-up includes two big screen TV's – and, while the owner and family watches – the maestro begins orchestrating his vision over an image of their home (pulled off of Google Earth) that quickly leads to examples of special finishes and custom touches created just for them.
Jesse is back in a few weeks with beautifully detailed renderings of what their home will look like. Customers aren't just pleased or happy, they are totally blown away with the intricate personalization and creative design.
Birds-eye view of one of Jesse's backyard designs.
Once the design and budget are finalized and approved, the project is entered into a computerized construction and scheduling system that takes the project from vision to precision. Every aspect achieves specific milestones and completion dates for the JE Proscapes team.
When finished, in addition to everything one would expect in a custom created luxury hardscape, each JE Proscapes project takes outdoor living to an elevated level with unique surfaces, split levels and a highly personalized theme that brings fire and water and landscaping and lighting together in a way that only Jesse can.
DREAMS: Talk to us about your early days in business. What was your upbringing like and how did you get started?
Jesse: I was in a gifted and talented education program at school until I had to stop going and start working at 14 years old. When I turned 14, both of my parents got sick and I had to leave school to take care of my family. I lost both of my parents at a young age, so ever since then I've been working to provide.
We wound up living in a motel for three years in Stanton, CA. Most everyone in there was a drug addict, prostitute, selling drugs or all the above. Some of the worst-off people I've ever seen in my life. There were people living there that had a heart of gold… but some were real animals. One terrible guy really took advantage of me. He knew I had no choice but to work to support my brother and dad at the time, so he offered me a job. I was 14 years old and they would work me 12 or 14 hours a day, and then at the end of the week they'd only pay me for 40 hours of work, even though I was working 60 or 70 hours. I was being taken advantage of, but I had no other choice. If I didn't work and get the money, we'd wind up on the street. That was the first experience I had working in construction.
After that call, I got to thinking about it. I had enough money to pay this guy to crash on his couch for another month; or I could take the little bit of money I had and take a shot. I looked around at where I was living and thought, "What do I have to lose? I have nothing. Worst case scenario, I end up on the street." What would have been even worse is if I didn't at least give myself a shot at success.
I remember being scared the first time I went out and worked. I didn't have any confidence, didn't know what I was doing. Funny story, I went to Home Depot the night before and found this book for handymen. I couldn't afford to buy the book, but I sat there reading it trying to absorb all the information. Eventually I bought the book and I still have it. I'm going to frame it in my office.
DREAMS: How did you overcome the challenges associated with growing the business?
Jesse: It was a struggle for a long time. The first decade, I didn't make any money. I'm more of an artist than a business man; at least I was in those days. But eventually there were a couple of big turning points.
The first major break was when an influential couple asked me to build a project they had a famous designer create. I'd never done any job even close to the size. The wife said to me, "This guy is a world-famous designer. We paid $20,000 for the design." I had a lot of pressure on me to live up to this guy's standards.
I told them I'd be back in a week with the bid. As I started pouring over this guy's design, I realized I just wasn't that impressed. I felt like I could do better. But I didn't want to say anything – this was a huge job for me – so I went and saw her and gave her the bid. She said, "Great, you're hired. You have the job." But she could sense something was wrong. She said, "Jesse, what's on your chest? Are you not excited to have the job?" I basically said, "We can do better." I was expecting her to kick me out of her house. Instead, she replied, "Well, Ok. Why don't you take a shot at a design and we can see what you come up with." I left feeling like a total idiot.
I took four or five days to painstakingly go over every detail. I wound up redesigning the whole thing. I took the risk of going back there and insulting these people or insulting the designer. When I went back, I was scared. I basically gave them a disclaimer that these were just my ideas and we could go with the other design. She opened it up and looked at it, then grabbed the other guy's design, smashed it up into a ball and threw it away, saying "We're going to go with your design. And if you get any more ideas during the project, you let me know. Blank check. Whatever you want to do." To this day, she's one of the biggest cheerleaders in my life.
Another big turning point in my business was when the market crashed during the Great Recession. I had started to make a name for myself in high-end, custom design. During this time, my business just got busier and busier, because my clientele is the cream at the top and weren't as affected by the market crash. In fact, they were the ones going around buying everyone's stuff getting richer. There were a lot of cookie cutter contractors calling me for work, but we just went the other direction and stayed in the high-end market. Because I remained true to my abilities, people have come to expect a certain level of design and finish. Today, people even fly me around the country, around the world, to design their projects.
Most of the work Jesse does is highly-custom, with no two projects ever being exactly alike. Pictured here is the first ever wave patio cover completed by JE Proscapes.
DREAMS: What are the personal attributes that have helped you create success and build your brand's reputation?
Jesse: I won't compromise my integrity. If it costs me money to never compromise integrity, then so be it. I won't compromise the design or project just to make money. I've even torn stuff out that the client liked because I knew it could be better. At first, they get mad at me. But once I'm done, they're like, "Oh my God. That's why we hired you. This is so much better, thank you for fighting me on this." It's like a curse I have that all my clients know about. If I've made up my mind about something that I think will make the project better, I'm hellbent to see it through.
I might move a 200-foot retaining wall over 6-inches, just because it makes such a big difference. I don't say this to be cocky, but the last 15 years have been nothing but home runs. This sort of skill and confidence didn't come overnight – it came through all the years of paying attention to every little detail and not being afraid to show the client something can be better.
DREAMS: How do you stay inspired and keep coming up with these high-end, one-of-a-kind projects?
Jesse: I've been an artist since I was a little kid. I romanticize and obsess over every project; and truly I love what I do every day. I'm extremely ambitious and always look toward the future. I think a lot about my own mortality. Where I came from – poverty and hardship, losing my parents, being homeless – every day I feel like it could be my last. I think a lot about what happens when my life ends. I believe when I die I'm going to meet a version of myself and have a conversation. I want to meet that guy at the end of my life and go, "You know what, you turned out the very best you could have. There was nothing lacking, no effort not taken. You burnt the candle at both ends and really went for it." What terrifies me is meeting this guy at the end of my life and having regret about things I didn't do. I don't want to meet that guy. Because of this mindset, every day I'm pushing and striving for more.
Jesse and Sarah Escalera enjoying one of the backyard landscapes designed by Jesse.
DREAMS: What are your aspirations for the future?
Jesse: One, is continuing to grow our design and build firm. We will always design and build because what we do is so custom, no other builders even want to try it. Earlier I mentioned that I'm more of an artist when it comes to my business, but luckily, my wife Sarah is really talented when it comes to running aspects of our business like marketing and its overall organization and structure. Everything we do is with max efficiency and that really started once she came into the business a few years ago. Because of her abilities, I'm able to take on more and more projects and even provide design consulting services on projects all around the world.
The other thing we're doing is designing and building vacation properties. We design these properties so that people can experience my design when they're on vacation. It's almost like renting my art. While doing these properties, we're building this real estate empire through buying and holding. It's building a legacy and generational wealth we're after. That's the name of our real estate company: Legacy Development.
Additionally, we've been featured several times on HGTV's Flip or Flop, and coming soon we have a one-hour episode of Christina on the Coast, where we're designing her entire backyard. In the future, we'd love to have our own show. We've been offered a few opportunities but have turned them down because it wasn't a fit. I'm waiting for the right opportunity.
At the end of the day, I'm an artist designing super high-end, custom landscapes. I put my heart, soul and every bit of talent I have into each project. Ultimately, the artistic expression of the project and having the client absolutely love what we did for them is what's most important to me.
To learn more about JE Proscapes visit newportlandscapedesign.com or call (949) 326-7536. Connect with JE Proscapes on social media: Instagram & Facebook – @jeproscapes; Twitter – @ProscapesOC.


Holiday Bowl has been a favorite place for all sorts of events for over 50 years!
Our party planners host events ranging from birthday parties, fundraisers, corporate events, school and camp events. and are well known to be safe, fun and custom tailored to your group!
Give us a call today and we will help you by providing a custom event to suit your needs!


This is a placeholder page for Adrienne Patterson, which means this person is not currently on this site. We do suggest using the tools below to find Adrienne Patterson.
You are visiting the placeholder page for Adrienne Patterson. This page is here because someone used our placeholder utility to look for Adrienne Patterson. We created this page automatically in hopes Adrienne Patterson would find it. If you are not Adrienne Patterson, but are an alumni of Glen Oak High School, register on this site for free now.


Frequently when I'm browsing Progressive Ears, when clicking on a forum I end up getting the message below. It's a firefox page message as opposed to an error message directly from PE. This will typically happen at least once during any 10 or so minutes that I'm browsing PE. Does this happen to others? If not (or even if so), is there a quick fix for this?
Like it says, the site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. The message is from Firefox, but it's still generated as a result of your modem not being able to connect with PE, so it COULD be due to hiccups of the PE server. It's important to check whether you are getting this sort of thing with other web sites as well, at the same time. If so, it's your system; bad preference settings (unlikely, or the fault would happen every time), or just the hardware wearing out.
Before replacing my old modem and old ISP with my current one, I was getting untold connection problems of this nature. The problem was definitely at my end; the the browser would be unable to load any pages, despite all the modem indicator lights being on. Since getting my new setup I don't think I've had any issues like you describe, at least not on PE.
Thanks Bob_32_116. I believe it's only when using PE that I get this error page.
I'm finding the site really slow to load right now. Anyone else getting that? I don't seem to be having a problem with any other internet sites.
Funny ... I've never had those problems. I'll monitor it though.
It's fine for me today. And I did find yesterday that a couple of other sites were slow, so maybe it was something to do with my ISP after all.
I'm still getting this page message periodically, and only when browsing Progressive Ears. It's not that bothersome, needing only to refresh the page to view normally. Just thought I'd bring it up in case there was an issue with PE, or if someone had an idea for a quick fix somewhere in the nether regions of my firefox browser.
Just an update on this issue - it's still recurring, multiple times during the course of a week. And it only occurs in PE. If anyone out there has a recommendation for a solution, I'm all ears (that are progressive ).


A big part of what's been keeping me from updating is work. We've been working very hard lately on doing QA for a project from Justsystem we hope to sell in the US.
I've been working pretty hard on the part of testing that requires my leet skillz to do. I've done some pretty nifty things on understanding exactly the subtle ways in which things are going wrong.
So I'm doing work at work, instead of writing journal entries. And then I'm coming home feeling tired and drained and that's not helping me write journal entries at all.


Our favourite, homemade, old-fashioned family recipes!
This site contains advertisements and affiliate links. If you choose to make a purchase after clicking on these links FFR may receive compensation for the referral at no additional expense to you. Please read our full Disclosure Policy here.
Copyright © 2019 Favourite Family Recipes. Custom blog by Moonsteam Design.


Guest blogger Don Ruge continues his series on the greeting card business. Don has many years of experience in the industry and shares his thoughts on creativity.
I have worked as a Creative Director and Art Director for several greeting card companies. My responsibilities have varied based on the size of the company, but some "basics" remain the same: determine the design direction for each new card (based on sales, line balance, and trend analysis), decide how the design should be executed (i.e., assign art to a freelance or in-house artist, select and purchase stock photography, or reformat existing art), provide lettering direction, approve color separations, and OK final print runs. These responsibilities pertain to individual "counter cards" as well as to cards in a collection or promotion that have to maintain a common design look and/or theme.
I advocate a common sense approach to creativity. One of the wonderful things about creativity is that it is almost infinite in terms of possibilities! But getting a product to market involves a lot of things that are much more "finite" – things like budget restrictions, production schedules, printing and manufacturing guidelines, etc.
All of these "real world" things have to be taken into account before your brush even hits the canvas (or your finger clicks the shutter release, or you pick up the mouse – well, you get the idea!). A common sense approach to creativity means you take the time to find out about the things over which you have no control, so all your creative decisions can be informed creative decisions.
For instance, I've seen many talented illustrators use colors that the scanner just can't read. Do you really want that bright red poinsettia to come out brown? Of course not! But even the most up-to-date scanner cannot register every single color the human eye can see. And many paints have a Day-Glo content that the scanner (a finite piece of machinery) can't interpret. So it's just common sense to check with the printer (or the company you're designing for) to find out if they have a list of paints and colors to avoid (many of them do have such a list).
A common sense approach to creativity means you know this isn't just about the art itself but it's about the final product, a greeting card, which means it consists of both art AND lettering. If you're developing your own line of cards then you have the unique advantage of knowing what the editorial is going to be and you can plan your design accordingly.
If you want to be successful as a greeting card artist it's also important to know as much as you can about the production side of things, and that includes understanding prepress as well (prepress is the process of preparing digital files for printing). Before computers and graphic software, artists had to do most of the work themselves, which meant they were responsible for painting flat backgrounds and precise borders. But if you take the time to do those things today, it can mean even more work for the company who'll be manufacturing your design.
The steadiest hand can't rival a computer when it comes to flat backgrounds and parallel borders (believe me, I've tried!), and there may be parts of your work that not only can be done on the computer but should be done on the computer. So it's common sense – and a real time saver! – to ask the Art Director what part of your design will be handled digitally. I usually instruct the artist to suggest colors and indicate borders on an overlay and then I let the in-house staff take it from there. With a little communication, it becomes a win-win situation for both the artist and the Art Director.
What great insight, very basic and common sense, but until you hit the print button, you just don't think about what could go wrong. Would love to hear more insights from you.
Thanks, Marsha…it's always nice to get positive feedback!


text:
package com.thoughtworks.xstream.tutorial;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.*;
import com.thoughtworks.xstream.annotations.XStreamAlias;

@XStreamAlias(value="account")
public class Address {
    private String state;
	private String city;
	private String area;
	private int pin;

	public Address() {
	}

	public Address(String state, String city, String area, int pin) {
		this.state = state;
		this.city = city;
		this.area = area;
		this.pin = pin;
	}
	// Generate Getter and Setter
	// Mark all the setter @XmlElement

	public String getState() {
		return state;
	}

	@XmlElement
	public void setState(String state) {
		this.state = state;
	}

	public String getCity() {
		return city;
	}

	@XmlElement
	public void setCity(String city) {
		this.city = city;
	}

	public String getArea() {
		return area;
	}

	@XmlElement
	public void setArea(String area) {
		this.area = area;
	}

	public int getPin() {
		return pin;
	}

	@XmlElement
	public void setPin(int pin) {
		this.pin = pin;
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


When it comes to the internet and blogging world, the female to male ratio has been quite dismal. In spite of that, we have been witnessing a desirable amount of influx of female force into the internet, digital marketing as well as in the blogging arena. This has resulted in the development of robust, flexible and elegant feminine themes making it to WordPress and other platforms. Here, we will discuss the top 20 feminine WordPress themes in the post today.
Well, we have already had an introduction, and so, let us dive straightway to look for the best portfolio WordPress themes in the feminine genre.
Build up by Angie Makes, the feminine portfolio WordPress theme has been one of the lovely as well as refreshing options with an easy to use interface. Being responsive, they are extremely quick to react. Not only that but they would also efficiently fit every screen or device and would equip your site with a universal identity.
You have access to customizable homepage templates by which you can easily modify them in a way to suit your goal. The theme is optimized for an excellent SEO functionality. You would be able to set shop with WooCommerce if you wish with complete integration with the platform.
Are you in search of a very impressive as well as a responsive theme for your WordPress blog? This Hipster Theme should be the best possible choice as per your needs. If you are someone who has a strong feeling of affection for the minimalist themes then, in that case, this theme can be your great option to be chosen.
You have an opportunity to approach to a host of customizable admin panel to get desirable modifications. There is a lot of shortcodes to work with. The translation ready theme lets you install it in any of your preferred translations. You will get an extremely large list of Google web fonts along with Google analytics.
One of the best choices for female bloggers, it is quite feminine and clean at it. Customizing your themes would never have been so easy! The themes are fully responsive, but in spite of that, you can very easily put out the action of responsiveness though.
SEO optimization and compatibility with WooCommerce are some of the features that should make it an excellent option for your needs. The theme features several Ad banners to meet your exact needs, thereby improving your customized ad position.
Set your site apart from the rest of the world with the Gentry portfolio WordPress theme. It offers you a flexible, full-width slider option for featuring your posts and images. Customize your site to your heart's content with the WordPress customizer option.
The feminine portfolio WordPress plugin helps you work with incredible image options to work with. WooCommerce compatibility can be one of the features that help you bring sales to your doorstep quickly.
Women bloggers love a chic and versatile portfolio WordPress theme. The versatility shows itself in letting you change colours, themes, and fonts to name just a few. The theme is fully responsive and offers you six layout options to choose from.
The theme comes with a built-in theme customizer option. You would be able to make any changes to the theme without the need to touch the codes. Some other features include WooCommerce ready and plenty of theme updates.
Make your site look gorgeous whether you are using it whichever platform you want to. Created with WordPress Genesis Framework, the theme also supports email capturing. WooCommerce compatibility to work to sell physical, digital and affiliate products should be another added advantage.
Customer support is one of the features that we love the most with the Hippie Boho portfolio WordPress theme. The help centre comes with detailed documentation and resources. Get one-click theme updates through the WordPress dashboard.
Another theme by Hipster Theme, this should be the best option for those looking for minimalistic themes. An excellent option for female bloggers, the theme is elegant, simple and highly customizable. Fully responsive, them provides a customized experience to your visitors no matter which platform they are on.
There are three custom widgets including social media links. The cross-browser compatibility makes it best suited for almost all modern browsers. You also have access to shortcodes for most of the requirements you may have.
Developed by CityDesign, the feminine portfolio WordPress theme provides you with a clean as well as a minimalistic decorative pattern. The theme should be best suited for those bloggers who tend to share daily updates.
It has been designed to bring the best experience to your readers. The featured Area and Promo Boxes are the two sections that would make your theme a pleasant experience to work with. You do not need any coding skill to work with the theme, customize everything you want at the touch of a button.
One of the prominent feminine WordPress themes, Enamored offers you a fully responsive functionality with six layout designs. The theme is highly customizable and provides you with a lot of options to choose from without having any sort of knowledge related to coding.
Get regular theme updates through the WordPress dashboard and multifunctional shortcodes to choose from. Developed by Beautiful Dawn Designs, it is the best you can go with.
Designed by AIW Solutions, the theme is for its responsive design. One of the best options for Website Design, and Creative Portfolio, it can be an excellent option for those in the artistic genre.
It can be an excellent option for those in the interior design, fashion design, photographer, or crafters. You can find the options for buying the theme on Creativemarket.
Setting up a shop on WordPress? The Analogue theme should be the best you can go with, thanks to its versatile functionality and features. Want to look authentic and legitimate? Go with Analogue for the crisper typography, unique styling, and high-quality branding.
Minimalistic sidebar and multiple styling options make it a great option to go with. You can get prompt customer support with documentation and resources.
On the off chance that you are searching for the modern as well as a chic, feminine portfolio WordPress theme then, in that case, Serenity can be your best bet. The built-in theme customizer excels high-end customization. The fully responsive design would suit all users on all platforms.
It offers you five layout options to choose. WooCommerce integration and regular theme updates are a few features that would make it a good option. Choose between multiple blog layouts and get the best out of it.
Offering you two styles – boxed and full width, the theme provides you with an option to switch between them seamlessly. The easy to use options let you personalize your site depending on your genre. It comes with multiple page layouts to help you configure it the way you want to.
You can use hundreds of page variations to choose from. Unlimited colour schemes should be yet another feature that would interest you.
Built on Genesis Framework, the Ella Sophia portfolio WordPress theme is quite modern and clean. Highly optimized for SEO, the theme comes with a responsive layout. Integration with WooCommerce lets you set shop for your physical or digital products with ease.
Included social media icons and a customizer to let you change a few fonts are a few features you would find interesting enough. The portfolio theme belongs to the Genesis Child theme.
On the off chance that you want your readers to focus on your content then the best you can go for would be the Bluebird theme. The beauty of the theme lies in its simplicity. It caters to a host of genres including Lifestyle, fashion, travel, photography and decor style.
A customized lookback page offers an excellent functionality to the page. Responsiveness and flexibility are the two features you would love with the theme. Moreover, yes, the portfolio WordPress theme comes with a Logo upload option as well.
No matter whether you are working with a personal website or a blog, the theme should meet your needs perfectly. Of course, it does not come with huge options and setup instructions, in spite of that, should work as an easy way to function.
Multiple page layouts help you customize your pages to your heart's content. You can customize the look based on whether you want a sidebar, promo boxes, slideshow, as well as other entities. It also offers easy to use customization functionality.
The theme is lovely along with being extremely appealing out of the ordinary. It should put forward an excellent option for you in order to enhance productivity as well as the functionality. The theme is based on Genesis and gives you a host of features. The mobile-friendly decorative pattern provides you with the functionality of high standard and quality.
Choose in the middle of the three parallax image backgrounds to go with. Check out six different layouts to work with in order to determine their impact and flow. Pricing table, Call to Action Boxes, Services boxes, Listings, and Testimonials are a few options you can work with.
Chanel is one of the prominent clean and minimalistic themes letting your reader focus on the content rather than distracted through other elements. It comes with three promo boxes to choose from.
SEO optimization and inclusion of logo files makes it an excellent choice for your classic website design. Responsive layout and flexible design make it the best-streamlined option for all your design needs.
A simple, yet high-quality theme – Hello World should suit you no matter whether you are a beginner or experts. If you are looking for a simple blog, this is the perfect choice for you.
An elegant theme with everything unnecessary has been cut off. Attractive layouts and simple typography have been the enormous strengths that the tool comes with. High degree of customization is what makes it a great choice.
Now that you have gone through our best 20 themes for the feminine WordPress themes, you can share your inputs on these themes as well as the functionality that they put forward to you – in case you are using any of them.


text:
Q: go-aop-php wont work even with simple setup I cant seem to make go-aop-php library work for me and I have no idea why.
Basically I have go-aop-php 0.6.0 installed with composer and simple code which I ripped off from the available examples.
Here's the GIST of my code.
Attached below is the directory structure (if it's of any help):

I am running Ubuntu 14.04 with PHP 5.5. I am also wondering if I missed any dependencies for go-aop-php to operate properly.

A: Go! AOP is not a magic tool and can not change already loaded class to weave an aspect into it. In your case you explicitly load class via direct require_once __DIR__.'/classes/TestClass.php'; expression. After that class is already loaded and AOP won't be applied.
To fix your issue, you should use a composer for class autoloading (Go! AOP intercepts this automatically).
PS. If you will have any questions or need a support, please open an issue on GitHub instead. StackOverflow isn't a place to discuss such issues. I will be glad to help you with any issues on GitHub


County, district and local councils are required to seek best value in their purchasing, but GRITIT knows that you also want to use your not-inconsiderable purchasing power to pursue an environmental agenda, promote equal opportunities & to support local firms to grow. Achieve these objectives, support business growth and to help drive forward your regeneration objectives by choosing a national company with a local model for all your grounds and winter services.
GRITIT's absolute passion for safety keeps all your external areas safe 365/365, 24/7 for staff and visitors alike. We appreciate that the time window of council depots and operations are crucially important. 3 AM snow clearance before the early shift starts? No problem! Of course, safety does have another aspect, which is being sued for improper access leading to slippages and falls. GRITIT's got your back on that one too - we indemnify our clients against claims, taking the pressure off you.
As the quote from the CEO states above, our mission is to ensure that your operations are never interrupted. For county, district and local councils, staying open is simply the prime directive; interruption is unforgivable.
GRITIT - we'll keep your county, district and local council sites open. That's standard.
Being the industry leader means our operations are scaled, with inbuilt operational expansion and contraction flexibility. GRITIT's strength, based on client feedback, is that our teams can genuinely handle unpredictable emergency tasks, far over and beyond any usual proactive story. Part of this comes from our industry-leading technology stack; our communications with your stakeholders are personal, direct and highly responsive; attending whenever needed and trusted directly by local contacts.
GRITIT offers you a fixed price for services that doesn't change. This means managing your county, district and local budgets becomes perfectly doable, and gives you the commercial certainty for council costings that's lacking from other providers.
GRITIT council site services - not just winter!


text:
HAND TO HANDERY
by Sean
Please note: MP3s are only kept online for a short time, and if this entry is from more than a couple of weeks ago, the music probably won't be available to download any more.
Orval Carlos Sibelius - "I Don't Want A Baby". There are ten thousand reasons to do any one thing; and then ten thousand reasons not to. In this song, Orval Carlos Sibelius, who lives in France, offers his partner about 100 reasons not to have a baby. These reasons include his dwindling cool, his capacity of exaggeration, his intermittent self-loathing, his possible cancer, the magnificence of the status quo, and his sudden brainwave that they could instead enjoy an orgy. These arguments are, in their way, effective. But "I Don't Want A Baby" itself becomes a compelling rationale for taking this man and shanghai'ing him, as quickly as possible, into fatherhood. Because there's so much beauty in the song's delirious clanging sprint - there's wisdom and wit, peace and racket, an ear for blurring noise and wiry harmony. Orval offers whistling, la-la-la, ratatat, Spanish and North African guitar; imagine the wonders his daughters & sons might make. These diverse tastes need to be borne into the next generation. We need more Orvals, more Caloses, more Sibelii. Let's get him laid. [buy]
R.S.A.G. - "The Roamer".
R.S.A.G. - "Hotwire the Heart".
R.S.A.G. is Jeremy Hickey, from Kilkenny. On Be It Right Or Wrong he evokes the Talking Heads, Franz Ferdinand, Constantines and the Tragically Hip. But the main difference is that Hickey is one man. There is no band here, in symbiotic jam. Hickey is the one with eyes closed, defining terrain on the bass. He is the one on drums, six hands moving at once. He is the one at the microphone, yelping and crooning, trying to catch the eye of the woman in the sixth row. It is strange for solo music to feel so shared, so communal, like a conversation between friends. "Roamer", the gentlest song on the record, manifests Hickey at his most intimate; "Hotwire the Heart" shows off a taut glass bassline, dynamic switchbacks. In both songs, the music shows the glinting stuff of collaboration - accident, coincidence, personality. Only it's not collaboration. It's solitary. A man who can hear ten sounds in his head, say something with each. A man who speaks not in one voice, or in echo, but in splendid racket chorus. [MySpace - can't find a proper buy link / thanks so much, davin!!]
Posted by Sean at June 21, 2011 3:22 PM
Jeremy Hickey? "Hotwire" sounds like the resurrection of Ian Curtis. The best.
Posted by Ami at June 21, 2011 5:30 PM
Thanks for the correction, Julien!
There is such a joie de vivre in the Sibelius track. It is like a man's brain at the moment he sees a woman he really digs. The whole life flashes before his eyes. Cool.
Posted by Will at June 22, 2011 3:27 PM
whats that picture...usually you notice the source! cool : ) how it is made/done?!
Posted by Petr at July 5, 2011 6:22 PM
Type the word 'singsong' below. (required):
(Please be patient, it can be slow.)
about said the gramophone
This is a daily sampler of really good songs. All tracks are posted out of love. Please go out and buy the records.
To hear a song in your browser, click the and it will begin playing. All songs are also available to download: just right-click the link and choose 'Save as...'
All songs are removed within a few weeks of posting.
Said the Gramophone launched in March 2003, and added songs in November of that year. It was one of the world's first mp3blogs.
If you would like to say hello, find out our mailing addresses or invite us to shows, please get in touch:
Montreal, Canada: Sean
Toronto, Canada: Emma
Montreal, Canada: Jeff
Montreal, Canada: Mitz
Please don't send us emails with tons of huge attachments; if emailing a bunch of mp3s etc, send us a link to download them. We are not interested in streaming widgets like soundcloud: Said the Gramophone posts are always accompanied by MP3s.
If you are the copyright holder of any song posted here, please contact us if you would like the song taken down early. Please do not direct link to any of these tracks. Please love and wonder.
"And I shall watch the ferry-boats / and they'll get high on a bluer ocean / against tomorrow's sky / and I will never grow so old again."
Sean Michaels is the founder of Said the Gramophone. He is a writer, critic and author of the theremin novel Us Conductors. Follow him on Twitter or reach him by email here. Click here to browse his posts.
Emma Healey writes poems and essays in Toronto. She joined Said the Gramophone in 2015. This is her website and email her here.
Jeff Miller is a Montreal-based writer and zinemaker. He is the author of Ghost Pine: All Stories True and a bunch of other stories. He joined Said the Gramophone in 2015. Say hello on Twitter or email.
Mitz Takahashi is originally from Osaka, Japan who now lives and works as a furniture designer/maker in Montreal. English is not his first language so please forgive his glamour grammar mistakes. He is trying. He joined Said the Gramophone in 2015. Reach him by email here.
Site design and header typography by Neale McDavitt-Van Fleet. The header graphic is randomized: this one is by Neale McDavitt-Van Fleet.
Dan Beirne wrote regularly for Said the Gramophone from August 2004 to December 2014. He is an actor and writer living in Toronto. Any claim he makes about his life on here is probably untrue. Click here to browse his posts. Email him here.
Jordan Himelfarb wrote for Said the Gramophone from November 2004 to March 2012. He lives in Toronto. He is an opinion editor at the Toronto Star. Click here to browse his posts. Email him here.
Said the Gramophone does not take advertising. We are supported by the incredible generosity of our readers. These were our donors in 2013.
Select Month December 2017 (1) November 2017 (1) October 2017 (3) September 2017 (4) August 2017 (4) July 2017 (4) June 2017 (4) May 2017 (7) April 2017 (9) March 2017 (7) February 2017 (9) January 2017 (12) December 2016 (5) November 2016 (6) October 2016 (7) September 2016 (10) August 2016 (10) July 2016 (11) June 2016 (11) May 2016 (15) April 2016 (12) March 2016 (14) February 2016 (15) January 2016 (15) December 2015 (14) November 2015 (16) October 2015 (16) September 2015 (18) August 2015 (16) July 2015 (17) June 2015 (18) May 2015 (17) April 2015 (19) March 2015 (22) February 2015 (19) January 2015 (9) December 2014 (6) November 2014 (11) October 2014 (11) September 2014 (12) August 2014 (12) July 2014 (7) June 2014 (9) May 2014 (11) April 2014 (12) March 2014 (11) February 2014 (15) January 2014 (14) December 2013 (11) November 2013 (10) October 2013 (9) September 2013 (10) August 2013 (14) July 2013 (12) June 2013 (15) May 2013 (15) April 2013 (16) March 2013 (16) February 2013 (14) January 2013 (16) December 2012 (13) November 2012 (17) October 2012 (18) September 2012 (16) August 2012 (18) July 2012 (17) June 2012 (15) May 2012 (19) April 2012 (16) March 2012 (16) February 2012 (17) January 2012 (18) December 2011 (16) November 2011 (17) October 2011 (19) September 2011 (16) August 2011 (19) July 2011 (18) June 2011 (17) May 2011 (19) April 2011 (18) March 2011 (19) February 2011 (15) January 2011 (17) December 2010 (14) November 2010 (19) October 2010 (16) September 2010 (19) August 2010 (18) July 2010 (18) June 2010 (21) May 2010 (17) April 2010 (20) March 2010 (19) February 2010 (17) January 2010 (17) December 2009 (15) November 2009 (17) October 2009 (19) September 2009 (18) August 2009 (16) July 2009 (18) June 2009 (20) May 2009 (15) April 2009 (17) March 2009 (21) February 2009 (18) January 2009 (21) December 2008 (18) November 2008 (18) October 2008 (21) September 2008 (19) August 2008 (18) July 2008 (20) June 2008 (21) May 2008 (21) April 2008 (22) March 2008 (22) February 2008 (20) January 2008 (22) December 2007 (22) November 2007 (21) October 2007 (22) September 2007 (19) August 2007 (23) July 2007 (22) June 2007 (21) May 2007 (22) April 2007 (19) March 2007 (22) February 2007 (19) January 2007 (23) December 2006 (20) November 2006 (21) October 2006 (20) September 2006 (21) August 2006 (23) July 2006 (21) June 2006 (22) May 2006 (22) April 2006 (21) March 2006 (24) February 2006 (20) January 2006 (25) December 2005 (22) November 2005 (22) October 2005 (21) September 2005 (23) August 2005 (23) July 2005 (22) June 2005 (26) May 2005 (23) April 2005 (25) March 2005 (16) February 2005 (14) January 2005 (12) December 2004 (13) November 2004 (19) October 2004 (18) September 2004 (23) August 2004 (21) July 2004 (23) June 2004 (23) May 2004 (21) April 2004 (23) March 2004 (22) February 2004 (15) January 2004 (20) December 2003 (9) November 2003 (3) October 2003 (5) September 2003 (5) August 2003 (9) July 2003 (15) June 2003 (8) May 2003 (13) April 2003 (12) March 2003 (13)
our favourite blogs
(◊ means they write about music)
Back to the World
La Blogothèque ◊
Weird Canada ◊
Destination: Out ◊
Endless Banquet
A Grammar (Nitsuh Abebe) ◊
Ill Doctrine ◊
A London Salmagundi
Dau.pe ◊
Words and Music ◊
Petites planétes ◊
Gorilla vs Bear ◊
Herohill ◊
Silent Shout ◊
Clouds of Evil ◊
The Dolby Apposition ◊
Awesome Tapes from Africa ◊
Molars ◊
Daytrotter ◊
Matana Roberts ◊
Pitchfork Reviews Reviews ◊
i like you [podcast]
Musicophilia ◊
Anagramatron
Nicola Meighan ◊
Fluxblog ◊
radiolab [podcast]
CKUT Music ◊
plethoric pundrigrions
Wattled Smoky Honeyeater ◊
The Clear-Minded Creative
Torture Garden ◊
LPWTF? ◊
Passion of the Weiss ◊
Juan and Only ◊
Horses Think
White Hotel
Then Play Long (Marcello Carlin) ◊
Uno Moralez
Coming Up For Air (Matt Forsythe)
ftrain
my love for you is a stampede of horses
Marathonpacks ◊
Song, by Toad ◊
AMASS BLOG
WTF [podcast]
Masalacism ◊
The Rest is Noise (Alex Ross) ◊
Goldkicks ◊
My Daguerreotype Boyfriend
The Hood Internet ◊
things we like in Montreal
eat:
st-viateur bagel
café olimpico
Euro-Deli Batory
le pick up
kem coba
le couteau
mamie clafoutis
tourtière australienne
alati caserta
vices & versa
+ paltoquet, cocoa locale, idée fixe, patati patata, the sparrow, pho tay ho, qin hua dumplings, caffé italia, hung phat banh mi, caffé san simeon, meu-meu, pho lien, romodos, patisserie guillaume, patisserie rhubarbe, kazu, lallouz, maison du nord, cuisine szechuan &c
phonopolis
drawn + quarterly
+ bottines &c
casa + sala + the hotel
blue skies turn black
montreal improv theatre
passovah productions
cinema du parc
pop pmontreal
yoga teacher Thea Metcalfe
(maga)zines
Cult Montreal
StG LiveJournal Feed
mp3 hosting by site5


NOTE: All links are now working. Sorry for any confusion.
Our allies at the Fight for $15 and Fairness campaign are calling for support at hearings in Toronto TODAY, July 21, on Bill 148.
And please take five minutes to send a quick letter to the Standing Committee that's holding the hearings BY 5pm TODAY, using the template they've provided below.
Bill 148 will make big changes to the conditions of work for all workers in Ontario. Let the provincial government know that you support a $15 minimum wage and fairness for all Ontario workers.
We had another well-attended city-wide organizing meeting last night, thanks to everyone who was able to join. The focus was on the ongoing public hearings on Bill 148 – Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act – click here to learn more about the bill and what is at stake.
As you may know, this Friday is the final stop of the 10 day, 10 city public hearing tour and we want to pack the meeting at Queen's Park in Toronto. If you are available, please join us there and support the individuals who are presenting to the committee on Bill 148.
Take 5 minutes to send a written submission right now: speak up for $15 & Fairness!
With corporate lobby groups pushing back hard on the labour law reforms included in Bill 148, we must speak louder to ensure this bill is strengthened and passed.
Please show your support by sending a written submission to the committee reviewing Bill 148 before the 5:30 pm deadline on Friday, July 21. Click here to download a sample letter which we have drafted for your convenience. You can edit it to best reflect your (or your organization's) voice. Now is the time to show our support, please urge your networks to do the same before the deadline. It would be a great help to us, if you can copy us (info@15andfairness.org) when you send your letter.
We're looking to raise funds, raise FUNs and also raise #15andFairness awareness. It took a lot of effort to get to this legislative point and what better way to let off some steam and build grassroots resources than a comedy night with professional comedians who will help boost your energy for the struggle ahead. Tickets are $10 in advance at: www.bruha.com/event/1549 or at the door – all proceeds will go to the campaign. To RSVP and share on Facebook, click here.
Join us at the Junior Carnival Parade & Family Day to talk to our neighbours about what is at stake with Bill 148, and how we can continue putting pressure on our elected representatives to make sure that we win the best possible labour law changes. We'll have petitions, leaflets & posters ready to go, and together we'll talk with passersby about the fight for decent work for all. Join us, and feel free to bring a friend! *** There is a route closure on July 22, but buses will be working. If arriving by TTC, we suggest you get up to Finch and then take 39A Finch East, and make sure to get off at the Crow Trail and Neilson Road. For more information click here. To RSVP and share on Facebook, click here.
Come to the next city-wide Fight for $15 and Fairness organizing meeting! Together, we have managed to force important labour law reforms onto the table. Let`s stay organized to solidify our wins, make sure Bill 148 turns into legislation, and gets implemented. Join us to learn more about what is in the bill and help plan summer actions. To RSVP and share on Facebook, click here.


Ginger beer is a type of carbonated soft drink or rarely, alcoholic beverage, flavored primarily with ginger, lemon and sugar. It originated in England in the mid 1700s, and it reached its peak of popularity in the early 1900s. The original recipe requires only ginger, sugar, and water, to which is added a gelatinous substance called "ginger beer plant" (see below). Fermentation over a few days turns the mixture into ginger beer. Lemon may be added. A simple version of this recipe can be made at home today in which the following is bottled in a 2 liter bottle: grated fresh ginger, sugar, a small amount of baker's yeast, and (optionally) lemon juice. It is sealed at room temperature for a day or two before refrigerating.
Instead of using the ginger beer plant, some other form of live culture may be used to produce fermented ginger beer. This is often baker's or brewer's yeast, but can also be a culture of lactic acid bacteria, kefir grains, or tibicos. Ginger beer is fizzy due to carbon dioxide. The alcohol content when produced by the traditional process can be high, up to 11%, although it is possible to ferment ginger beer in such a way as to produce little alcohol. Ginger beer may be mixed with beer (usually a British ale of some sort) to make one type of shandy, and with Gosling's Black Seal rum to make a drink, originally from Bermuda, called a Dark 'N' Stormy. The soda version of ginger beer is the main ingredient in the Moscow Mule cocktail.
The beverage produced industrially today is often not brewed (fermented). Such ginger beer is carbonated with pressurized carbon dioxide, does not contain alcohol, and is sold as a soft drink. Ginger beer is similar to ginger ale except that it has a significantly stronger ginger taste, often being described as ginger ale with a kick to it. Its other distinctive properties include its traditional cloudy appearance, its predominately citrus sour taste base and its spicy ginger bite.
Sumo wrestlers alight from buses, form the shape of a plane and fly off into the distance, metaphorically conveying that Lenovo ThinkPad X300 is heavy on features but light on weight.
Musical Artist: Doris Day "Keep Smilin', Keep Laughin' Be Happy"


- Required: Acquisition time metadata. We need to know the date the image was acquired, accurate to within one minute if possible in the case of inner planets (see below), or to within one hour or so for the rest of objects. For example, if your image has been acquired in FITS format and has a valid DATE-OBS header keyword generated by your acquisition software, that would be ideal.
- One or more of: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
- One or more of the 343 most massive asteroids included in DE430's numerical integration—see the list attached to this post as a plain text file, which you can open in PixInsight's Script Editor. For example, if you have images covering relatively large areas of the Ecliptic, the probability that you have recorded one of these asteroids is high. In such case, even if you don't know whether you have one of these asteroids in the image or not, you can send it to us if it complies with the rest of requirements.
- Geodetic coordinates of the observer. It would be great if you could provide at least the approximate longitude and latitude (also height if possible) of the location where the image was acquired.
- Linear images. To perform the accurate plate solving and measurement tasks that we need to test the new features, we need unstretched (linear) images. We cannot perform valid PSF measurements on stretched images.
I forgot to mention something I thought was obvious (since we are speaking of plate solving), but maybe it is not. We need deep-sky images, not planetary images. That is, we need deep-sky images with stars and planets and/or asteroids, as described in my yesterday's post. Sorry for the potential confusion.
I have some test subs at fairly short focal length (image scale a few arcsec/pixel) with Saturn near M8/M20. Are they useful?
Yes, absolutely! Thank you Rick.
I can provide many high quality images across many platescales that satisfy your needs.
2. Is there a repository you are maintaining or do we provide links from our own places?
3. Do you require temporal series of like images? In other words...I am certain some of the ecliptic data will have some of the asteroids. Do you want a series of sequential images to show moving objects for confirmation or is a single image good enough?
Calibrated images. I have to perform accurate PSF measurements. The higher the SNR, the better.
Please provide a link if you can, or upload the images to some cloud storage service such as dropbox.
3. Do you require temporal series of like images?
Not necessarily, but if you have a sequence of frames with the same object(s), that is great for verification of accuracy in ephemeris calculations.


Stephanie has been with HBM Architects since 2006. Overall, she has more than 20 years of experience in developing interiors for public spaces. With a focus on public and academic libraries, she leads the development and growth of the firm's interior design department.
Stephanie translates her clients' needs and vision into an exciting, beautiful and highly functional library space that fits the unique context of each community. Her experience includes library programming, planning, design, finish selection, furniture selection, custom cabinetry design and detailing as well as interiors package coordination, construction administration, installation and project management.
With a strong emphasis on sustainability and integration of LEED ideas and components, HBM's designs include multi-faceted solutions spanning many styles from historic to contemporary and have been recognized by the American Institute of Architects, Association of Licensed Architects, Urban Libraries Council, Library Journal Magazine and American Libraries Magazine for excellence in design.
If you're wondering what the latest and greatest library trends are, you've come to the right place. Designer Stephanie Shook discusses the direction modern libraries are going and the top library design trends that will help you better serve your patrons.
Your library might be crying out for a refresh, but your budget might not match up with your wish list. To help you bring new light to your collection and services, Stephanie Shook serves up some tips for making the old new again.
You know your library could use some updates, but the task of deciding what and when seems overwhelming. Interior Designer Stephanie Shook leads you though steps you can take to make the task of identifying and prioritizing updates easier and more meaningful.
Do you want to know the top trends in children's spaces and how you can integrate them into your library? Get the skinny from Interior Designer Stephanie Shook on the must-have elements for children's spaces to make them inviting, interactive and hard to resist!


text:
Murder Party est un film américain réalisé par Jeremy Saulnier, sorti en 2007.

Synopsis
Christopher, un homme simple et solitaire, trouve par terre une invitation à une fête costumée d'Halloween du nom de Murder Party. Il se fabrique un costume de chevalier en carton et se rend à la fête à Brooklyn. Il découvre alors qu'il s'agit d'un piège imaginé par des étudiants en art. Ceux-ci souhaitent commettre un assassinat à la façon d'une œuvre d'art.

Fiche technique
 Titre français : Murder Party
 Réalisation et scénario : Jeremy Saulnier
 Pays de production :
 Format : couleurs - 35 mm - 1,78:1 - Dolby
 Genre : comédie, horreur
 Durée : 79 minutes
 Date de sortie : 2007

Distribution
 Chris Sharp : Christopher S. Hawley
 Kate Porterfield : Ticketed Lady
 Tess Porterfield Lovell : Ticketed Little Lady
 Puff Snooty : Sir Lancelot
 Damon Lindsay : rappeur dans le métro
 Macon Blair : Macon
 Stacy Rock : Lexi
 Skei Saulnier : Sky
 Paul Goldblatt : Paul
 William Lacey : Bill
 Sandy Barnett : Alexander
 Bill Tangradi : Zycho
 Sampson Saulnier : Hellhammer
 Beryl Guceri : assistant photo
 Michael Clomegah : portier de la fête

Distinction
 Slamdance Film Festival 2007 : Prix du public du meilleur long métrage de fiction

Liens externes

Film américain sorti en 2007
Comédie horrifique américaine

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia