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Good Automation Practices for Remote Operations
Lauren Lavelle
BioPharm International, BioPharm International-05-01-2020, Volume 33, Issue 5
Page Number: 48-50
Having remote operations in place is crucial to maintaining good automation practices.
BioPharm International spoke with Casey Snodgrass, market segment leader for Pharmaceutical Sciences at the Hamilton Company; Cynthia Pussinen, vice-president and general manager, Life Sciences and Specialty Chemicals for Honeywell Process Solutions; and Bruce Kane, industry technology consultant for Rockwell Automation, regarding the proper procedures for remote operations when complying with good automation practices.
Practicality and safety
BioPharm: How practical are remote operations in manufacturing facilities in terms of good automation practices?
Snodgrass (Hamilton): In practical terms, remote operations minimize the number of people that directly interface with the system. This is especially useful when working with hazardous materials or highly infectious pathogens, such as SARS-CoV-2, to limit the number of people with potential exposure to infectious agents spending valuable time with hands-on training, and reduces the amount of personal protective equipment (PPE) used at the facility. To balance this perspective, convenience and practicality often come at the price of complexity. Remote operations may require more extensive programming and project management. The stakeholders need to have a clear vision of the system's goals, along with an incredibly detailed map of the requirements, including interactions with other equipment and the laboratory information system. A remotely operated system is far different than a stand-alone automation platform for a dedicated workflow.
However, the term 'remote operations' can be a bit misleading, because a facility still needs people-let's call them super users-physically interfacing with a liquid handling system to load tips, consumables, and reagents onto a robotic system, and also providing periodic maintenance and troubleshooting, or error handling response. It is possible to configure an automated system with convenient remote access for users that are trained in creating a job, and at the end of the run, remotely retrieve the data or send samples downstream. Facilities can also link Hamilton's dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, cell viability, and conductivity sensors to a biocontrol system for remote monitoring and automatic event triggering.
Pussinen (Honeywell): Remote operations in manufacturing facilities are extremely pragmatic, concerning automation practices. A good reference document for the life-sciences industry, authored by the International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE), The Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP) Guide for Validation of Automated Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacture (1), describes a set of principles and procedures that help ensure that pharmaceutical products have the required quality.
The use of remote operations in life sciences settings will likely evolve rather quickly as the industry seeks to ensure it is able to deliver life-saving therapies to patients around the world, without interruption, in case of natural disasters, inclement weather, pandemics, and/or in other situations where colleagues are not able to be physically present at a manufacturing facility.
Kane (Rockwell): Good automation practices are not exclusive to remote operations, or vice versa. Instead, good automation practices are centered around building quality controls into the manufacturing process. Remote capabilities can serve to enhance this quality. Remote technologies that enable safer, more frequent, and more timely monitoring and intervention into process disturbances are of great value to ensuring product quality. The technologies that allow both interactive, remote, and full remote are well evolved and suited for a wide variety of remote-use cases. We believe that, as the technology continues to evolve and augmented visualization technologies become more robust, there will be an increase in their uses throughout a wide cross section of facilities.
BioPharm: Are remote operations in manufacturing facilities safeguarded?
Pussinen (Honeywell): Yes, absolutely. Customers around the world are also looking for Honeywell to provide remote support in light of restrictions on personnel traveling and entering a site. Honeywell has deployed multiple remote service options to continue providing expert support via remote connectivity to our equipment. These remote options also use the power of Honeywell Forge offerings to proactively detect issues and bring them to the attention of both the customer and a Honeywell expert.
With these three methods, we are able to keep customers safe while also maintaining business continuity. The industries we serve include:
Pulp and paper/flat sheet manufacturing
Gas terminals
Oil and gas.
In fact, we have employed these unique technologies within some of our own plants.
Kane (Rockwell): It depends on how the systems are designed, but, yes, modern systems employing current best practices in security, engineering, and safety controls are very safe and secure. There are several perspectives that should be considered when safeguarding remote operations. The most basic safeguard is that connections are secure and not open to attacks or hacks. Following good network design and remote access principles help ensure this safety of communication. Instrument Society of America/International Electrotechnical Commission 62443 also has recommendations for good and secure network design. One should also consider the nature of the remote operations and their impact on local personnel, for example, signaling that indicates equipment is under remote operation.
We recommend something similar to a process hazard and safety review be conducted on any remote operations before implementation to ensure safe operation. For example, some equipment may require a line of sight to visualize that equipment during start up and be able to immediately respond if there is a problem. In order to follow the same intention with a remote-start operation, additional equipment might need to be installed to provide the visual checks in the absence of local operators.
Snodgrass (Hamilton): For those interacting with Hamilton's workstations on-site, we offer safety features that prevent accidental access to a remotely operated system. Error handling is also a critical safeguard to enable frequent unattended use while preventing major disruptions in the form of unplanned downtime. Hamilton's systems can automatically recover from many error scenarios and send remote notifications to authorized personnel. For serious issues, some on-site intervention may still be necessary.
Equipment and instruments
BioPharm: What equipment/instruments does your organization rely on when operating remotely?
Snodgrass (Hamilton): Hamilton Robotics has a number of automated liquid handling workstations that can be used in a remote operation, integrated with other devices into larger work cells, and linked to other operations via a laboratory information system. With different platform sizes, configurations and capabilities, it's easy for biopharma manufacturers to fine-tune a solution specific to their needs. Hamilton Storage offers automated storage systems along with automated cappers and decappers that can further enhance automated workflows in remote operations. In a remote environment, Hamilton's sensors monitor in real-time whereas many others only provide a before and after snapshot of the activity. By monitoring even tiny fluctuations in real time, users know exactly what's happening in the process, and make rapid determinations about next steps instead of having to fail an entire batch, which as you can image, is a huge risk for a multi-week process.
Pussinen (Honeywell): Honeywell provides solutions for our customers to support remote operations-cybersecurity is often a critical element, and a variety of solutions and services are available. One such offering, Managed Industrial Cybersecurity Services with security analytics, device management, and regionalized support services helps customers modernize industrial control system (ICS) capabilities while minimizing operational issues caused by cybersecurity incidents.
Additionally available are real-time process supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) solutions delivered as a secure and scalable service. A member of Honeywell's suite of cloud-enabled solutions for operations technology and information technology (OT/IT), SCADA provides cybersecure access and collaboration anywhere, while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Kane (Rockwell): Rockwell Automation is an automation system provider, and in a sense our whole business is about providing remote control to process, whether it be sending a signal to a valve to open across the plant, or around the world. Our business has always been about removing the operator from having to be physically present at the valve to open it. We are using some of the newer and more exciting technologies available for remote operation. Those involve using highly flexible screen sharing capabilities with Thin Manager, a FaceTime-like conferencing with augmented reality and 3D persistent whiteboarding (Chalk). And for sharing work methods and training remotely, we have some unique augmented reality/virtual reality knowledge management systems (Knowledge Capture).
Recommended use and implementation
BioPharm: Do you recommend use of remote operations in biopharma manufacturing?
Pussinen (Honeywell): Yes, taking advantage of remote operations is a great way in which to facilitate business continuity when it is not possible to have colleagues physically present at a manufacturing facility, and to allow visibility into one's operations at a contract manufacturing organization. Given the current day challenges posed with COVID-19, companies increasingly have fewer individuals working at an operating process location, in adherence to 'stay at home orders.' In some cases, quarantines of key individuals might impact the availability of skilled resources at the site. In response, Honeywell has issued new software that enables process operations to be monitored or even executed from remote locations outside of the plant facility-in other facilities or from home-depending on specific needs, this might present a very valuable option.
Kane (Rockwell): Remote operations are applicable for use in almost any manufacturing environment. I can't think of one where it would not be applicable. Provided good engineering and safety practices are followed, there is no reason why remote operations could not be employed. In fact, I can think of a few reasons why remote operations would be preferred: first, a reduction of personnel in an area reduces the sterile load on an area. Second, remote operations support centralized management and resource sharing. And lastly, remote operations allow more timely responses to disturbances.
BioPharm: How do you suggest other organizations implement remote operations into their biopharma manufacturing facilities (e.g., as applies to workflow, day-to-day operations, cleaning/sterilization, etc)?
Snodgrass (Hamilton): This goes along with the best practices, and we already touched on a few of these points. I can't stress enough just how important planning is, including trying to envision every possible case scenario. For example, it's not feasible for a user to program a liquid handling workstation in a vacuum, so to speak, and expect that others can begin to use it remotely. Next, make sure to implement error handling protocols and detailed personnel trainings as they are both critical to successful remote operations. Clearly define the workflow and support it through standard operating procedures (SOPs). Obviously, don't skimp on documentation. By their nature, biopharma companies already have a wealth of documentation to support their audit trails. Scheduling is important; dedicate time for preventative maintenance and for cleaning and reloading the system. Key steps like these can ensure smooth operations in the long run. Consider ways to further minimize risks, like redundant equipment or devices and spare parts, or training in-house service personnel.
Kane (Rockwell): Process hazard analysis, process workflow analysis, and engineering studies. By thinking about how to identify candidate operations for remote control, such as reviewing operations for opportunities to remove local actions and engineering new processes with remote operations. This is a very broad concept to consider, but focus should be on the question, 'What problem am I trying to solve with remote operations? Is it simply remote operations, or is it inspection or troubleshooting? And will an operator be local or not?' These are general questions to ask when implementing remote operations into facilities.
1. K.Vaishnavi, Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP), 225 (2012).
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Limits of Vision
WRITER/DIRECTOR: Laura Harrison
PRODUCER: Eugene Sun Park
FORMAT: Feature Film
STATUS: In Development
The Limits of Vision is a "diary-of-a-mad-housewife" story featuring Marcia, a twenty-something South Londonite, whose fanciful notions about dust and dirt take a dark turn when she hosts coffee morning. The gathering of Marcia's housewife friends reinforces her desire for intimacy and a sense of isolation caused by an absent husband who has for all intents and purposes left her to go hysterical by the kitchen sink. While her friends natter on about gallery openings, novel writing and politics, Marcia imagines she is the only one combatting dirt and dust, whose lord, Mucor, sends her to the Gobi desert where she can see for herself the dust in its cities and armies.
It's a story about art, metaphysics, obsessive compulsion and second wave feminism. Told through a fascinating character, an ingenious and in her way brilliant and profoundly damaged woman, who comes unstuck amid the transformation of gender rules in 1970s suburban London. With cameo appearances by Charles Darwin, Pieter De Hooch and Pierrie Tielhard De Chardin.
I want to investigate the state of mind of women in the early seventies, when they were entering the work force in classically male domains. I was already in the process of adapting The Limits of Vision, written by Robert Irwin, during the 2016 election. Struck by the backlash against Hilary Clinton, I recommitted to the project and tried to view it through the lens of our current ambivalence about white feminism. I was also intrigued by the book's subtext of mortality and the metaphysics of non attachment, with dirt and dust the visible signs of our inevitable decay. To me, it spoke to our current preoccupation with purity on both the right and the left. Written in 1977, it is fascinating to see how applicable it is today. Because Irwin does such a good job creating a sympathetic character in the housewife Marcia, he makes the case for empathetic forays into otherness. Irwin converted to Islam in the late sixties and was himself a "house husband" in the early seventies.
LAURA HARRISON lives and works in Chicago. Her animations focus on marginalized, social outcasts with their own sub cultures. These fringe characters provide a focal point for her concerns with diaspora, trans humanism, gender and the loss of touch in an overwhelmingly visual world. Her films have shown at various festivals internationally including The New York Film Festival, Ottowa International Animation Festival, Animafest Zagreb, LA Film Festival, The Chicago Underground Film Festival, Kerry Film Festival, Japan Media Arts Festival, Boston International Film Festival, Florida Film Festival, GLAS, Melbourne International Animation Festival and many others.

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Jerry decided to move up the ladder another rung and came up with the idea that the two flavors of ghost and scorpion just might compliment each other while bumping up the heat level comfortably. WOW, was he right.
An even mix of red ghost peppers and red Trinidad and Maruga scorpion peppers that adds a little more flavor. At an estimated SHU at around 9000,000 it definitely bumps up the heat too.
Probably the best choice for an incredible flavor mix of both types of peppers that enhances a recognizable fruity taste and a kick of heat that experienced hot sauce lovers can enjoy to the fullest. Absolutely a sauce that is unforgettable.
FOR EXAMPLE, Jerry uses it on Mexican dishes for that extra boost of heat.


Style Cubby - Fashion and Lifestyle Blog Based in New England: Gingham on Acorn St.
Boston was not only my home for four years but has always been one of my favorite places to visit and escape to. This past Sunday, Mike and I ventured into the city to have lunch at one of our favorite places and walk around since it was 60 and sunny! While it might technically still be winter, it was a super warm day so I busted out this gingham shirt which I'm so excited about for spring and summer! I can't wear to wear it with white jeans or distressed shorts later this year.
We mostly stayed in the Beacon Hill area (except for a quick trip to Sugarfina!) ducking in and out of stores but mostly just wandering around the streets admiring the homes we would love to live in. Beacon Hill happens to be home to the most photographed street in North America, Acorn Street. It was not very crowded on Sunday so we took the chance to snap a few pictures in-between the tourists walking up and down the street. It is possibly the quaintest and cutest street ever and I can't help but imagine the horse and buggies that used to move up and down it!
Sounds like the perfect Sunday! I haven't been to Boston, but it's at the top of my list. I love that bow and braid hairstyle, its so adorable!


This isn't so much of an update as it is a very late first instalment. Nonetheless, I have finally got around to writing about my aims for 2015. After our '12 things for 2012′, '13 things for 2013′ and '14 things for 2014', my girlfriend and I took on 15 challenges – five each and five to achieve together. My resolutions and our joint ones are listed below – let's see how I get on!
1. Get to Level 20 in Duolingo Portuguese (currently at level 11).
2. Run 10k – I've never got into running but always liked the idea. I surprised myself by achieving this in the first month. My plan now is to do it again, but a lot quicker.
4. Cook 12 new dishes – so far I've made cheesecake and meatloaf.
5. Record 12 new podcasts – on track so far thanks to my Songs of 2014 pod, plus two more coming as part of a Comic Relief Radiothon where I recorded a wicked 90 minute new music show.
1. Visit 3 European Cities – we have recently booked flights to Lisbon in June and the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona in May!
2. Visit a new country – Portugal will be this year's newbie!
5. Go surfing – hopefully in Portugal!
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Q: How to make two web app talk to each other one developed with PHP and the other with python Do I need a domain for both of the apps or I can just embed them on one server and make them communicate to each other

A: Not sure of your complete use case, but Thats generally done using REST APIs.
You not necessarily need two domains just two directories should be suffice, so you have different urls for both code bases or you can also run them on different ports like php running on port 80 and python on 8080. the idea is having two different urls.
This link can help to understand further.
REST APIs

A: Glad to help!
Well, using domain is a way to solve the problem, but i think translate data on server will be more safe and quick.
Notice: PHP and Python app must be on the same server
I'll give the example code below.
In my code, suppose that PHP dir is /var/www/, and Python dir is /var/py/. You can change them yourself.
Python(/var/py/a.py):
#!/usr/bin/python
#coding:utf-8
import sys
import subprocess

# python get message from php.
a=sys.argv[0]
b=a.split("&&");
# You can do what you want to b[] ~

# python send message to php
subprocess.call("php -f /var/www/b.php a=username&&b=pass&&c=haha")

PHP(/var/www/b.php):
//php send message to python
system("python /var/py/a.py a=username&&b=pass&&c=haha");

//php get message from python
$dat=explode($argv[1],"&&");
//you can do what you want to $dat ~

P.S.: my code doesn't have return value. If you want to get return value after system() or subprocess.call(), please comment and i'll write them.
Wish you a good day:)

A: What you probably need is a cloud hosting, then php can run on port 80 while python on 81 or any other port.
So 127.0.0.1 for php and 127.0.0.1:81 for python

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As summer unfortunately comes to an end, so do the meals that go hand in hand with the season. Whether it be produce fresh from the farm, a rib steak off the barbecue, or sweet and savory picnics. Before soups, stews and other fall time flavors rule your kitchen, there's no better way to bid farewell to summer with foods that evoke the tastes of summer. What better way to conclude the official last week of summer with a lobster fest. With a themed table setting, top grade crustaceans, and delicious seasonal accompaniments, it will definitely be a crowd pleaser.
Like most things in life, good things don't come easy. If you're unfamiliar with the ways of the kitchen, or seafood in particular, it can seem quite daunting to prepare such a meal. A whole host of obstacles can arise when planning a lobster feast: is first rate lobster accessible, how to cook and shuck a lobster, quantity of food to provide, and general fears of handling live seafood.
When planning a meal, there are so many details to consider. Why not leave the worrying to a trained professional? Parties, intimate dinners, or interactive cooking classes can be planned with an in-home private chef. With the assistance of a personal chef, entertaining guests with a delicious dining experience will be a breeze. All that is required from you is to create a menu while the chef prepares and serves it. Without even lifting a finger, your guests will consider you the hostess with the mostest.
Why wait for lobster season, when you can enjoy lobster that is harvested year-round in Maine or New Hampshire. With our luxury carryon packed with only the essentials our luggage and travel accessories can hold, we're embarking on a week long road trip to the east coast. A scheduled trip to New Hampshire's The Black Tie Company will provide hands-on and demonstration cooking classes. Lessons by world class chefs and guest professional will hopefully enlighten us in the art of elegant Main cuisine.


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Q: MagicalRecord + AFNetworking + NSFetchedResultsController, how to make it work? In my application I try to use MagicalRecord + AFNetworking  + NSFetchedResultsController together, to synchronize data and dynamically display it on map or in tableView.
Let's see some code for download method:
+ (void) getDataWithCompletionBlock: (void (^)(void)) block {

    NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:URL_GET_DATA]];

    AFJSONRequestOperation *operation = [AFJSONRequestOperation JSONRequestOperationWithRequest:request success:^(NSURLRequest *request, NSHTTPURLResponse *response, id JSON) {

        dispatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_BACKGROUND, 0), ^{
            for (NSDictionary *dict in JSON) {
                [MyModel createOrUpdateMyModelFromDict:[dict mutableCopy]];
            }

            [[NSManagedObjectContext MR_contextForCurrentThread] MR_saveInBackgroundCompletion:^{
                [[NSManagedObjectContext MR_contextForCurrentThread] MR_saveNestedContexts];

                block();
            }];
        });

    } failure:^(NSURLRequest *request, NSHTTPURLResponse *response, NSError *error, id JSON) {
        DDLogError(@"getDataWithCompletionBlock FAILURE: %@", error);
    }];

    [operation start];
}

I download data using AFJSONRequestOperation, then create models using GCD and background thread, save context for current thread and perform successBlock (MagicalRecord runs successBlock on dispatch_get_main_queue(), so it is called in GUI thread.
Is this synchronization model ok ? Because sometimes (more often on real device than simulator) I get some errors from NSFetchedResultsController like "no object at index: in section at index:" or "CoreData could not fulfill a fault...".
They all suggest, there is something wrong with Core Data and multithreading environment. Did anyone try to connect all these three tools to work together ? If so, what am I missing ? Do you have any good-working code samples for that architecture ?

A: I would suggest using:
[MagicalRecord saveWithBlock:(void(^)(NSManagedObjectContext *localContext))block];
It handles threading for you so you don't have to worry about anything getting saved on the parent context from a background context.
I highly encourage you to read this blog post (written by the creator of MagicalRecord Saul Mora): IMPORTING DATA MADE EASY. It super good background information about the workings of MagicalRecord and an example of how to use it.
If you setup your Data Model correctly you can actually have MagicalRecord do all the mapping for you and all you have to do is call importFromObject: inside the saveWithBlock: block and you don't have to worry about dealing with the mapping. The article I linked to above goes into detail about how to do it properly, but it will take some practice.


This morning, we had two couples take a moose safari. At 6am it was already beautiful and sunny. While on the tour, the couples got to see three moose including two cows and a yearling. The couple also got to see other great Maine wildlife including deer, loons, hare, and lots of birds. With perfect weather and a scenic tour our moose safaris make for the perfect couples retreat.


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Vinci sets up company for 3D printing of high-performance concrete
Vinci Construction has been involved in major construction projects around the world, including Asia. (Image: Laurent Wargon/Objectif Images)
A screenshot of Concreative website.
The benefits of 3D printing. (Image: Vinci)
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Global construction company Vinci Construction, through its subsidiary Freyssinet, has established a new subsidiary specialising in 3D printing of high-performance concrete. Named Concreative, the new company provides a fully integrated service, from design to on-site installation.
In the first stage of its expansion, Concreative recently opened its first design-build factory in Dubai to meet the future demand in the regional UAE market.
Dubai reportedly introduced a strategic 3D printing strategy in 2016, with the goal of basing a quarter of its new buildings on 3D printing technology by 2030 and becoming a leading global 3D printing hub by the end of the next decade.
Concreative uses a technology patented by XtreeE, a start-up in which Vinci Construction is a partner and shareholder. The technology consists in extruding concrete layer by layer, with each layer printed via a digitally controlled nozzle.
The 3D concrete printing technology is known to have many benefits, as it frees architects from the restrictions of standardised formwork. It offers a way to design and build complex concrete architectural and structural elements, deliver personalised, customised solutions and control cost and time to market. Its advantages also include cement savings of up to 70%, construction close to where it is needed and in areas that are difficult to access, and less arduous, less dangerous worksites.
"Concreative is the result of a combination of two favourable circumstances: the arrival at maturity of the technology a year ago, and the decision by the United Arab Emirates to become a major construction market using and promoting 3D printing," said Khalil Doghri, Freyssinet's director for Middle East and India.
"We applied the global approach that we are used to taking in our specialist civil engineering business activity. Beyond the technology provided by XtreeE, we developed the upstream and downstream services needed to put the architects' ideas and the engineers' requirements together and to put the goals of the Emirates into practice."


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North Carolina Highway 115 (NC 115) is a primary state highway in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It runs from U.S. Route 21 in North Charlotte north through Mecklenburg, Iredell and Wilkes counties. Its northern terminus is at its intersection with US 421 Business, NC 18 and NC 268 in North Wilkesboro.

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History
NC 115 was established between 1929 and 1930 by the North Carolina State Highway Commission. It first appeared on official North Carolina state highway maps in 1930. At the time of establishment, the southern terminus of NC 115 was located at US 21, US 70, NC 10, NC 26, and NC 90 in Statesville. It travelled northwest through Iredell County before reaching its northern terminus at the Iredell County-Wilkes County Line. From its northern terminus, the road continued to US 421 and NC 60 near Wilkesboro. At the time of establishment, roughly the southern half of NC 115 was paved while the remainder of the roadway was a gravel, sand-clay, and topsoil roadway.

By 1933, NC 115 was extended north from the Iredell County-Wilkes County line to US 421 and NC 60  east of Wilkesboro. The new section of NC 115 in Wilkes County was classified as a gravel, sand-clay, and topsoil roadway. By 1940, NC 115 was completely paved between Statesville and Wilkesboro. Within one year, the highway was extended north from its previous northern terminus to US 421 in North Wilkesboro. To accomplish this, NC 115 travelled along a brief concurrency with US 421 to the northwest. It then diverged from US 421 and travelled for approximately  to NC 18 and NC 268. At the intersection, NC 115 turned southwest to run concurrently with the highways. Within North Wilkesboro, NC 115 used B Street and D Street as split streets between US 421 and Sixth Street. Sixth Street provided the connection for NC 115 between the two split streets.  By 1959, NC 115 was extended south to US 21 near Charlotte. The highway ran concurrently with US 21 for  between Statesville and Shepards. the highway then travelled along its own routing through Mooresville, Davidson, and Huntersville. It ran in concurrency with US 21 or closely paralleled US 21 between its new southern terminus and Statesville. On March 1, 1975, NC 115 was removed from its concurrency with NC 18 and NC 268 in North Wilkesboro and was truncated to its current northern terminus. On August 26, 2003, northbound NC 115 was removed from Main Street between McClelland Street and Iredell Avenue, and Iredell Avenue between Main Street and Broad Street in Mooresville. The highway was rerouted to briefly follow McClelland Street between Main Street and Broad Street and then follow Broad Street to Iredell Avenue.

Major intersections

References

External links

NCRoads.com N.C. 115

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Transportation in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Transportation in Iredell County, North Carolina
Transportation in Wilkes County, North Carolina

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Digitalisation, single window system to ease export-import documentation
By Inga Selezneva in Business on 4 August 2017
ASTANA – The digitalisation of customs declarations and a single window principle for export-import transactions will be introduced in the country, said Vice Minister of Finance Ruslan Beketayev at an Aug. 2 press conference at the Kazakh government.
The mechanism for simplifying customs procedures is provided for in the new Customs Code. Electronic versions of documents take priority over paper documents, according to the regulations.
"Currently, the processing of documents takes an average of two hours. The customs declaration will be issued automatically getting into the green corridor with the introduction of the Astana -1 system," said Beketayev.
According to the official, a single window principle for export-import operations is planned to be launched from the beginning of 2019.
"A participant of the foreign economic activity will receive all the necessary permits from the state bodies through the unified access point in the process of customs clearance of goods. Business people will no longer need to provide paper documents to the customs office," he noted.
It will be possible to apply and receive all required permits and certificates as a certificate of conformity in electronic form through the information website. Participants of the foreign economic activities will be able to receive a month's delay on customs duties and taxes, and for certain categories of goods – up to six months.
Kazakhstan will also introduce the Postfactum, a customs clearance regime, next year.
"Postfactum is an opportunity for all participants of foreign economic activity to use the goods immediately after crossing the border. The customs declaration can be filled within 10-40 days after the import of the goods," he said.
The Ministry of Finance will launch the Virtual Warehouse project in October.
"In this case, sales of goods will not be possible without posting goods at the warehouse. This allows avoiding fraudulent operations and false e-invoices," he said.


Home security system companies now offer wireless/cellular packages. Many homeowners are asking though, "What is the difference between wireless and cellular? Aren't they the same?" The answer: Yes, wireless and cellular are the same in the sense that both do not use a physical connection by wire and instead rely on radio signals to work.
However, in the context of home security systems, a distinction is made between wireless and cellular in order to differentiate the transfer of alarm signals within the home with how signals are sent from the home to the outside.
'Wireless' refers to the communications method inside the home between the sensors and the control panel.
'Cellular' pertains to the wireless approach used to send signals from the control panel to the outside such as to the monitoring station or to a smart device.
In a wired set-up, communication is done via wires which run through the power supply, control panel and sensors. In a wireless home security system, information is not transferred through wires or cables. Alarm signals are transmitted wirelessly between the different sensors and the control panel using proprietary radio frequencies. Proprietary? meaning that the system has a frequency different from other wireless devices so that they do not interfere each other.
Cellular refers to the wireless approach to sending an alarm signal from the control panel to the outside. Many home security companies now offer the option of cellular monitoring with their wireless systems. With this type of monitoring, a cellular module is built-in to the control panel so that when the alarm goes off, the panel immediately sends a signal to the monitoring station using cellular and radio-based technology, the same way that text messages are sent.
Cellular pertains also to communications between the security system and a smart device. For example, the control unit can be programmed to send text alerts to the homeowner's smartphone to report system activity.
More reliable, faster data transmission since the control panel operates like a cellphone on a network dedicated to the home alarm system.
The cellular network, through smartphone and tablet applications, allows a homeowner to be constantly connected in real time to the alarm system and to other integrated home automation functions.
Safer with no power and phone lines for potential intruders to cut to disable the system.
Less vulnerable to power outages which affect wired set-ups.
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This central coast hotel and spa in Cambria is walking distance to Moon Stone Beach Park. The hotel features a full-service spa, Wine Bar and a fireplace in every room. Each guest room at the El Colibri Boutique Hotel and Spa features a lounge chair and a deep soaking tub. Other amenities include free Wi-Fi and a 32-inch flat-screen HDTV. The Boutique Hotel El Colibri has breakfast available in the hotel lounge featuring smoothies, yogurt and pastries. Free on-site parking is offered. Colibri Spa features an outdoor hot tub, steam rooms and a variety of massages and body treatments. Neighboring attractions include Hearst Castle and the Piedras Blancas lighthouse, which overlooks a rare breeding ground for elephant seals. Paso Robles wine country is a 40-minute drive from the hotel El Colibri Hotel and Spa.
A security deposit will be charged upon booking. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
**Please note: All non-refundable reservations are non-changeable and non-cancellable. Full deposits will be taken at time of booking- no refunds will be issued.


I am here at the 2013 HIMSS conference and today I spent time at the HIMSS/AMDIS Physicians' IT Symposium. The afternoon session was titled, "The Future of Patient Engagement is in the Palm of Your Hand."
Dr. Kate Christensen from Kaiser and Dr. Geeta Nayyar (@gnayyar) from AT&T gave the presentation.
Within the Kaiser network, over 4 million patients (out of the 9 million) are using their patient portal PHR. They have a very engaged patient population. Their patients are connected and they also have access to secure messaging with their health care providers. Members who use secure messaging have better clinical outcomes in diabetes, cholesterol management, and blood pressure management.
Currently, 22% of their patient portal traffic comes from mobile devices. By 2015, mobile will be dominant in this patient population. After all, everyone has a mobile phone and they also have access to texting capabilities, even if they don't own a smartphone.
Patients can't live without their mobile devices. We are living in an era where technology is rapidly evolving and data is reaching patients on a very timely basis. Everyone is online and using social media to communicate and find information. Consumers are ready to access their health on their mobile devices.
We are seeing a wealth of connected devices emerging for consumers to purchase, use, and improve their health care. However, most of these patients are not communicating with their health care providers about these digital tools.
AT&T and HCSC recently ran a pilot program with their diabetes manager to see how mobile technology could improve diabetes management. Patients were engaged and they wanted to continue using the mobile solution. They were more inclined to test their blood sugar levels and get more engaged in their own disease management.
mHealth is still in very early stages. I believe that we will see significant advances in this space over the next several years as mobile devices become ubiquitous and as the cost of technology becomes lower.


Kenyan public cloud computing firm Angani has appointed iHub board member Riyaz Bachani as chief operating officer (COO), to help the company scale its operations across East Africa.
Bachani, who also serves on the board of Africa's Talking Limited and the Technical Committee of the Kenya Internet Exchange Point, has previously headed up Wazi Wifi and served as chief technology officer (CTO) at Wananchi Group and Kenya Data Networks (KDN).
Phares said since going live with services at the end of 2013 Angani has seen high demand as a number of firms migrate from hosting business applications on their premises to the cloud.
"From email, to client relationship management solutions, voice over internet solutions and file backup are some of the applications that businesses are taking up. Others include virtual servers from which they run their applications. Affordable pricing and relative ease of set up are among the reasons businesses are migrating to the cloud. We have also gained trust from a number of firms due to the vast skill-set and experience of our team with experts like Riyaz," he said.


We are a family of 2 adults and 4 children living next to Tiveden National Park in Sweden, Tived.
Our place is situated really beautifully next to the lake of the national park. To be here gives you the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere and we are surrounded of a wild forest with many lakes and lots of berries and mushrooms to pick.
We work with tourism and run a hostel and activity center.
We rent canoes, kayaks and bikes for tourists who wants to explore the surroundings. We also organize horseback riding tours and have a high rope course.
We have 14 horses, chickens, dogs and cats.
We love nature and adventure and hope to meet volunteers who likes similar things in life as there is a lot to do here if you're into nature.
We think that our volunteers will get the opputunity to see the swedish wild forest and be able to explore it as we try as much as we can to lend bikes and camping gear and help them to get out in the beautiful nature surrounding us.
We need volunteers that can help us with many different things. Everything from trimming, lawn mowing, painting, moving stuff and cleaning.
We also look for volunteers (with riding skills) that can help us with our horses.
Our volunteers share a house with 2 bedrooms. There's a kitchen and a toilet in the house. The volunteers use the showers at the hostel. The house is situated, really beautifully in the middle of the wild forest, 3 km from the hostel. We have bikes for our volunteers to use to get around.
We are situated right in the national park of Tiveden wich means there´s plenty of possibilities for hiking and exploring one of Sweden´s most wild and beautiful forests.
Help to improve Français language to a Catalan family in Sant Quirze, Spain.


According to fashionpulis.com, celebrity couple Billy Crawford and Nikki Gil have broken up after 4 and a half years of being together.
Billy and Nikki headed for splitsville?
Billy allegedly tried to save it but it was Nikki who stood her ground and thought it was best for them to go their separate ways.


Congratulations to all of the children who ran the Sport Relief mile on Friday 23rd March.
All of the children trained on a weekly basis in preparation for the main event.
We would like to thank all of the parents who kindly lined the route on the day. Without your help these fun events would not be able to take place.
A huge thank you to the International Supermarket for their very generous donation of all the delicious fruit. Also, thank you to Tesco Express for providing the juice. The children loved this well deserved treat at the end of the run. A total of £433.15 was raised on the day for this worthy cause.


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Every incoming Colgate class participates in the tradition of a shared summer read.
Summer Reading Book Discussions
July 29 — Among the Maples: Our Ecological Sense of Place
Among the Maples: Our Ecological Sense of Place
1:00 p.m.–2:15 p.m.
Discussion Leader: John Pumilio, director of sustainability
Maple trees are an important part of our Central New York identity. In this interactive discussion, I hope to highlight Dr. Kimmerer's key points on the relevance of living in Maple Nation and how our Central New York identity is intertwined (in part) with maple trees. We will also discuss the ecosystem services that maple trees provide and what repercussions we might experience if maples were to disappear due to a changing climate.
July 30 — Planting, Picking and Braiding: the Politics of Place and Belonging with Corn, Beans, Squash, Strawberries and Plantain
Planting, Picking and Braiding: the Politics of Place and Belonging with Corn, Beans, Squash, Strawberries and Plantain
Discussion Leader: Margaretha Haughwout, assistant professor of art and art history
Let's discuss some of the wounding settler colonialism has wrought, and wrestle with some of the possibilities Dr. Kimmerer sees for recuperation, through three essays: The Gift of Strawberries, Three Sisters, and In the Footsteps of Nanabozho: Becoming Indigenous to Place.
July 30 — "Becoming Indigenous" to Colgate
"Becoming Indigenous" to Colgate
Discussion Leader: Ferdinand von Muench, lecturer in university studies
As we are about to begin four years together as new immigrants to the Colgate campus, the Village of Hamilton, and the ancestral lands of the Oneida Indian Nation, this is a good moment to pause and consider how Braiding Sweetgrass might serve as an ilbal—an instrument of sight/insight (p. 344-5)— for us, and how it might help us question and change some of our standard operating procedures in life and learning. Please re-read the "Preface" (p. ix-x) and the chapters "In the Footsteps of Nanabozho: Becoming Indigenous to Place" (p. 205-215), "Witness to the Rain" (p. 293-300), and "People of Corn, People of Light" (p. 341- 347), and take some notes on passages that you find especially inspiring and/or challenging so we can visit them together in our conversation.
August 3 — From the Big Bang to the Skywoman Falling
From the Big Bang to the Skywoman Falling
Discussion Leader: Jeff Bary, associate professor of physics and astronomy
Creation stories from cultures around the world reflect a culture's central values. In this book discussion, we'll discuss the "Skywoman Falling" and "People of Corn, People of Light" essays and analyze these narratives in relation to the Big Bang Theory. Throughout the collection of essays, Kimmerer presents a fascinating insight to Indigenous people's view of and relationship to nature and the cosmos. Do these insights affirm the ways in which you view your place within nature? In what ways do these three different perspectives differ and how might these differences be reflected in cultures and communities that developed them?
August 5 — Language as Gift and Responsibility
Language as Gift and Responsibility
10:00 a.m.–11:15 a.m.
Discussion Leader: Jenn Lutman, director of the writing and speaking center
"We may not have wings or leaves, but we humans do have words" (347). Braiding Sweetgrass invites us to reflect on how we use our gift of language to learn and know, as well as engage in relationships of reciprocity. This session will explore these themes of language and reciprocity, with special focus on the essays ""Asters and Goldenrod," "Learning the Grammar of Animacy," "Mishkos Kenomagwen: The Teachings of Grass," and "People of Corn, People of Light."
August 6 — Indigenous Wisdom and Happiness
Indigenous Wisdom and Happiness
Discussion Leader: Peter Klepeis, professor of geography
Braiding Sweetgrass not only raises questions about sustainability, ways to protect ecosystem services, and "living as if your children's future mattered", it also addresses how to live a good life. Kimmerer explores ways to achieve contentment, reject despair, and develop an ecology of sprit. Among the essays we'll discuss are "A Mother's Work", "Allegiance to Gratitude", "The Sound of Silverbells", "Sitting in a Circle", and "The Sacred and the Superfund".
August 6 — Reflections of Our Roles in Global Ecosystems
Discussion Leader: Esther Rosbrook, director of the ALANA Cultural Center
Braiding Sweetgrass dialogue invites participants to reflect on their meaningful roles in the global ecosystems. The discussion encourages us to understand the interactions between humans and their environment and finally, develop strategies to protect our ecosystems. Additionally, the session will explore participants' takeaways relating to the concept of Skywoman.
August 10 — Discussion Topic TBA
Discussion Topic TBA
11:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Discussion Leader: Pamela Gramlich, assistant director, sustainability and environmental studies program coordinator
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Discussion Leader: Jeremy Wattles, director of the COVE
Register for a discussion
Please register using your colgate.edu email account.
This is the first opportunity for new students to engage with the practice of the liberal arts — students engaging in dialogue with faculty and staff members on questions that transcend disciplinary interests and that require independent analysis. Through these conversations, which incorporate multiple perspectives, students synthesize a coherent understanding of human experience. The shared summer read also provides a foundation for a variety of related events throughout your first year at Colgate.
In addition, your responses to the summer read will provide a way to introduce yourself to your faculty adviser (your First-Year Seminar instructor) and administrative dean so that they can get to know you better.
The 2021 Summer Reading Selection
The Summer Reading Selection Committee composed of faculty, staff, and student representatives from all four Residential Commons stewarded the selection of the text.
Braiding Sweetgrass
By Robin Kimmerer
Podcast Introduction
A podcast-style audio introduction featuring a discussion with Jenn Lutman, Director of the Writing and Speaking Center, and John Pumilio, Director of the Office of Sustainability. We encourage you to listen to this introduction prior to reading Braiding Sweetgrass.
Accessing Your Copy
Follow the instructions below to access your digital copy.
If you would prefer to opt out of receiving a digital copy and instead receive a physical copy by mail, follow the instructions under "Request a physical copy."
You will automatically receive an access code from Vitalsource to your digital copy of Braiding Sweetgrass. Follow the instructions in the email to access your digital copy. You may also follow these instructions:
Sign into Bookshelf Online (https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com) using your email address and password. If you do not have a Bookshelf account, click Create a VitalSource account and follow the prompts to create a Bookshelf account.
Once you are logged into Bookshelf, click Redeem Codes at the bottom right of the page.
Copy and paste the redemption code you received in your email and click Redeem.
Your Bookshelf library will update with your new book. Updating your library may take a few minutes.
Note: You can manually update your app by clicking the following icon and selecting Update Library:
Tap on the book cover to read it.
Request a Physical Copy
Click the link provided in the email from VitalSource providing your digital copy code (the link will begin with https://portal.verba) to access your personal Student Portal.
Click the Opt Out button.
Confirm your reason for opting out and click Confirm.
Your opt out decision will be processed and you will lose access to the digital book.
The deadline for completing the assignments is Monday, August 9.
Assignment 1: Introduction
The first part of your assignment asks you to introduce yourself to your FSEM instructor and your administrative dean. One of the rewards of teaching an FSEM course is the opportunity to share in the excitement and anticipation that incoming students bring to the classroom. FSEM instructors take great pleasure in learning about the brilliant and accomplished incoming students. So please be thoughtful in your responses to the four prompts below and make this some of your best writing. It's your chance to make a good first impression with a mentor who may remain part of your life long after you graduate.
Write a paragraph describing the two or three things (i.e., activities, people, places, animals, worthy causes, books, etc.) you currently care most about and why.
Describe an experience either inside or outside the classroom that illustrates your intellectual growth over the last four years (e.g., becoming a better problem solver or a more effective writer).
In what ways do you hope to build on these experiences over the next four years?
Describe which aspect of college life you are looking forward to the most.
Assignment 2: Summer Reading Response
The second part of your assignment is to read Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants, a collection of essays by author, professor, and botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer and write a 750-1000 word essay.
We encourage you to listen to a podcast-style audio introduction featuring a discussion with Jenn Lutman and John Pumilio, Director of the Office of Sustainability prior to reading Braiding Sweetgrass.
We ask that you write a response to the following prompt:
Write a 750- to 1000-word essay in which you "braid" your own thinking and one or more of your life experiences with your understanding of one or more of the most important themes in Braiding Sweetgrass. Such themes may include, but are by no means limited to the following bulleted list. We also list a few of our favorite essays in which the author addresses these themes.
Taking only what you need
Allegiance to Gratitude
The Honorable Harvest
The Sacred and the Superfund
The ways in which you and others define their relationship with the natural world
Skywoman Falling
Old-Growth Children
Astors and Goldenrod
Nature's gifts, gratitude, and acts of reciprocity
The Gift of Strawberries
Maple Nation: A Citizenship Guide
People of Corn, People of Light
The importance of the language we use when naming non-humans, the importance of language to culture, and its impact on the way we view and interact with the natural world
Learning the Grammar of Animacy
In the Footsteps of Nanabozho: Becoming Indigenous to Place
Mishkos Kenowagwen: The Teaching of Grass
As you craft your essay, use first-person ("I") to draw connections to your own life, but also be sure to include direct quotations and analysis of key ideas from essays that spoke to you most strongly. First and foremost, enjoy this assignment and don't stress about it. Push yourself to be thoughtful and creative in your essay, but know that it does not have to be perfect.
Submit your assignments
Log in with your Colgate username and password. If you have trouble logging in, please contact ITS (itshelp@colgate.edu; 315-228-7111). If you have other logistical questions, please contact Ms. Kelly Snyder (ksnyder@colgate.edu; 315-228-7807).


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Q: Quarkus Panache Orm on SQL Server: error on sorting and paging I'am using Quarkus 2.11.1.Final with Panache Orm on SQL Server database. I have a simple table of gps data (GpsEsiti) and I have a simple method on the relative repository class
// Repository class
@ApplicationScoped
public class GpsEsitiRepository implements PanacheRepository<GpsEsiti> {

    public PanacheQuery<GpsEsiti> getNextGpsEsiti(BigDecimal start) {
        Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
        params.put("start", start);
        return find("gpsLatitude > :start", params);
    }

}

// method that use repository
        try {
            list = gpsEsitiRepository.getNextGpsEsiti(start).page(Page.of(0, Costanti.MAX_ROWS))
                    .list();
            // do something ...
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            // do something ...
        }

if I print the sql command, I found:
Hibernate:
    select
        top(?) gpsesiti0_.Gps_Esiti_Id as gps_esit1_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Autista as autista2_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.CaricatoSuGateHouse as caricato3_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.ChiaveInserita as chiavein4_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.CreataIl as creatail5_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.EntratoInLuogo as entratoi6_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Errore as errore7_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.google as google8_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsDirection as gpsdirec9_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_FornitoreId as gps_for10_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_FornitoreTrackingId as gps_for11_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_LastDataStessoLuogo as gps_las12_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLatitude as gpslati13_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLongitude as gpslong14_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsSpeedKmOra as gpsspee15_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_UTC_TimeStamp as gps_utc16_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.InLuogoId as inluogo17_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.KmTotali as kmtotal18_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.KmTotaliCalcolati as kmtotal19_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Ntratta as ntratta20_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.ReverseGeocoding as reverse21_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Targa as targa22_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Telefono as telefon23_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.UscitoDaLuogo as uscitod24_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.VRID as vrid25_1_
    from
        GPSDB.dbo.Gps_Esiti gpsesiti0_
    where
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLatitude>?

If I change the metod in the repository adding the sorting
    public PanacheQuery<GpsEsiti> getNextGpsEsiti(BigDecimal start) {
        Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
        params.put("start", start);
        return find("gpsLatitude > :start", Sort.by("gpsEsitiId"), params);
    }

the generated query is:
Hibernate:
    select
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_Esiti_Id as gps_esit1_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Autista as autista2_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.CaricatoSuGateHouse as caricato3_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.ChiaveInserita as chiavein4_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.CreataIl as creatail5_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.EntratoInLuogo as entratoi6_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Errore as errore7_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.google as google8_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsDirection as gpsdirec9_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_FornitoreId as gps_for10_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_FornitoreTrackingId as gps_for11_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_LastDataStessoLuogo as gps_las12_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLatitude as gpslati13_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLongitude as gpslong14_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.GpsSpeedKmOra as gpsspee15_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_UTC_TimeStamp as gps_utc16_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.InLuogoId as inluogo17_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.KmTotali as kmtotal18_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.KmTotaliCalcolati as kmtotal19_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Ntratta as ntratta20_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.ReverseGeocoding as reverse21_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Targa as targa22_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.Telefono as telefon23_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.UscitoDaLuogo as uscitod24_1_,
        gpsesiti0_.VRID as vrid25_1_
    from
        GPSDB.dbo.Gps_Esiti gpsesiti0_
    where
        gpsesiti0_.GpsLatitude>?
    order by
        gpsesiti0_.Gps_Esiti_Id offset 0 rows fetch next ? rows only

which is not sintattically correct on SQL Server database and the method return an error (
Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: Incorrect syntax near 'offset'.)
Someone knows the reason? I cannot use the sort and the pagination together?


I feel like posting about a Mulberry handbag that I found in a chazza obliterates that urban myth that dictates that nothing like this is ever found in a charity shop. I had a friend, who had a friend who found a Chanel handbag once, but even though I've found some absolute crackers in my chazza shopping career, this is probably the nicest thing I've ever bought. I absolutely don't want to appear as if I'm bragging, either, because there's nothing worse than a smug shopper but I do want to emphasise that this stuff is out there and if you look, you will find. I admit that that sounds like some sort of weird mantra but it's true, and when my friend Tara asked me earlier 'how do you do it!' with regards to my chazza finds, I had to tell her it's nothing but luck, really, and a lot of persistence.
I charity shop on the regular. I have my favourite shops, and I'll visit these at least once a week, if not more often. I am on conversational terms with the manager of one of my fave shops, and I've got to recognise a lot of the staff from some of the others. I know how the stores are laid out, and when the stock is coming in and going out again. It's on my radar, because raiding the chazzas is one of my hobbies; I love to peruse the rails that aren't merchandised or outfitted perfectly to make you want to shop in a certain way, but rather they make you think creatively about putting a look together and half the fun of that is spending as little as possible. Years ago Adrian and I used to regularly partake in the £5 chazza shop challenge, with buying the most brilliant item possible and still having change from a fiver the remit. It makes you a savvy shopper, and it makes you really look at what you're buying.
Charity shops are changing, and I was surprised to pay under £20 for a bag that is probably worth about £180. It was actually half price, originally marked up at £35 (which I would still have paid; I just love it) but when I got to the till, they were having an offer on bags and shoes, all of which were half price (I did another circuit of the shop to try and find some shoes but had no luck this time!) It's not unheard of to see items like Mulberry bags for upwards of £100 in other shops; I saw one recently but didn't invest as a) I couldn't afford it and b) I wasn't convinced it wasn't a fake.
I'm pretty sure this is the charity shop find of the year for me; I'm not sure what else I could find that would better it! I will get a lot of use from this bag as it's a great style for everyday, and I like the fact that it's vintage and despite being lightly used, still has a great patina to the leather that will still only improve with age.
Have you found anything fab in the chazzas recently?


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Women in Fiction: Lin and Suyin Beifong
This Women in Fiction is a combination of two sisters who are great on their own, but become so much more together.
*spoilers, of course*
If the name hasn't already told you, Lin and Suyin are the daughters of Toph Beifong (technically half sisters.) When I found out Toph had kids I immediately wanted to know who the father's were. Alas we were only told Lin's, but one day Suyin's will be brought up (and I do not know if it is Sokka, but many people believe so.)
The way I see them is two parts of Toph. Lin, being the oldest, is tough and independent. Suyin, the youngest is more of a free-spirit. Both have the ability to earth and metal bend and are equally a match. I always felt Lin was more of an earth bender and Suyin was the better metal bender.
Growing up the sisters had their problems, like any siblings. They were close at first, but as they got older started to grow a part. Lin became more serious about her future and Suyin wanted to goof off and cause some trouble. After Lin joined the police force she went after some thugs, finding out Suyin was the get away driver. An argument erupted and ended in Lin getting her infamous scars.
After this they stopped talking for thirty years, thirty years!
During their time a part they became their own person. Starting with Lin she never really changed. Lin is hard, she gets done what needs to be done. After Toph stepped down as chief of police Lin took over. We meet Lin when Korra is taken into custody. Lin is well aware of who Korra is but it doesn't sway her opinion. Despite being friends with Avatar Aang and even dating his son Tenzin for a while, Lin was hard on Korra for some time. They are both strong people and those personalities can clash over time. Lin isn't one to mess around.
Give it some time though, Lin grew to like Korra and even got herself captured and bending taken away (for a while) to protect her. Throughout the seasons Lin did whatever she could to protect Korra, saying it's her responsibility, although there is a part there that really cares about Korra.
Lin really starts to grow on you. She doesn't need anybody and it's never brought up that she's single (we do hear about her and Tenzin's relationship, but they're both over it.) Lin doesn't have time to worry about men (or women) she has a job to do and that's her main focus.
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Suyin grew up very differently. After the incident with Lin she was taken away from the city. Suyin spent some time traveling, joined a circus for some time, and eventually settled down to have a family and create her own city made out of metal.
Still, Suyin is more relaxed than Lin with a gentle touch. She believes everyone has potential they should reach and embraces people's interests in her city. But there's still that little bit of sass and urge to speak her mind that reminds you she and Lin are related.
We don't meet Suyin until the third season of Korra, but she instantly became a fan favorite. Being a daughter of Toph we didn't know about probably has something to do with it as well. Thankfully she wasn't a one time character pushed off to the side. Along with Lin, the two helped the Avatar whenever she needed it and became one hell of a team.
Finally the two sisters are reunited and Lin isn't happy with it. She still can't get over Suyin's life decisions and they end up having a fight to settle their differences. Lin comes to realize she shouldn't keep her sister out of her life any longer and they make up.
If only they remained in contact throughout all those years, because they became one hell of a team. Just a look and the other knows what to do. When Suyin was captured Lin never hesitated to go and save her. Hell, even Toph came along, which led to her and Lin making up and hopefully allowing the family to be a family again.
I also love that Toph taught them earthbending the way she learned: through vibrations in the ground. Despite the two being such great benders, Toph still has an edge over them, even at old age. She was the original metal bender, but Lin and Suyin can hold their own.
On a different note, people can come to the assumption that earthbenders are these big, tough people. They have to be hard (hence, bending earth,) but Suyin seemed to be a big exception. She is nice, caring, and "soft" to Lin's "hard." She proves that not all earthbenders have to look/act a certain way to be one.
On their own the sister's kick ass. We never even knew Suyin existed for some time, but like Lin, she was easy to like. Even with Lin not liking Korra, you could still like her. She does remind you of Toph.
The series didn't end with them moving on in life, but just being together. They put the past behind them and became sisters again.
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Today we have Ms. Sundari Venkatraman, the author of the latest release Meghna with us for a conversation as she takes us behind the book and lets us have a sneak peek as to what goes on behind an author's mind as they write what we call as masterpieces.
Sundari Venkatraman believes that books should transport one into a world of wonder. She has tried drawing, painting, tailoring, embroidery, knitting, gardening and an umpteen other things before she discovered WRITING. A voracious reader, she is a fan of Georgette Heyer, Julie Garwood, Janet Dailey and Penny Jordan. Jeffrey Archer truly inspires her and a hot favorite is JK Rowling.
1. A warm welcome to you, talking about your novel Meghna – how did this whole idea get conceptualized?
Thank you! I am very glad to answer your questions regarding my book Meghna and my journey as a writer.
I am an avid reader and have loved reading Mills & Boon romances since a teenager. Every time I read one, I visualized Indian heroes and heroines in them. I wove stories based right here in India. That's how Meghna was born.
I wanted a heroine with grey eyes that fascinate me. Meghna seemed a perfect name for her.
3. It is always said that a writer breathes lives into the characters he/she writes about. Any such character from your book you feel very close to? If yes, why?
Yeah, it's very true that a writer breathes lives into the characters she writes about, all of them in fact. I feel especially close to Meghna and Rahul. But I thoroughly enjoyed penning his parents Shyam and Rajni too. I don't want to miss out on the kids Sasha and Rehaan.
I feel I am watching a film in my head. I think up characters and have a plotline loosely planned. Then I just sit back and watch them in action. They come alive in my head and I just jot down what I see them do. And that's how they take life. Are you able to relate to what I am saying?
4. Can you take our readers through your journey of becoming a published author? Was it always a desire to be one that has got materialized now? When did you realize that THIS is what I want to be – an author?
It's a long story. I never could write for the first four decades of my life. I suddenly started writing one fine day and was quite excited when I finished my first novel in 20 days. After a couple of critiques and several rewrites, I approached Mills & Boon first and then a number of publishing houses in both India and abroad. It took me 13 years to become a published author. While it was not pleasant being rejected again and again, I strongly believe that things happen for the best. The opportunity to self-publish did not exist a few years ago. So, it's worked out just perfect for me.
5. The plot of Meghna was in your mind since a long time. What took it so long to get published?
Not just the plot. The full-fledged novel was ready on my computer since 2001. As I mentioned in the earlier question, I couldn't find a publisher for my book.
6. What is that one thing that has been your constant inspiration throughout good and bad days, especially in battling a writer's worst enemy Writer's Block?
I used to write my novels as series on my blog. I used to have regular readers who kept giving me positive feedback. That sure is high voltage 'nasha' and kept me going despite all kinds of blocks. Whether I was ready or not, I know that a number of avid readers were waiting for the next chapter on Friday. I used to make it a point to write on every Thursday if not before. There have been a few times I missed my deadlines. Those were the best. People used to send me messages asking when the next chapter would be up. That truly encouraged me to write.
7. How does it feel to have so many published works to your credit? Happy for having made it, jittery to have to live up to some expectations or surreal for it is yet to sink in?
Happy for having made it. Super-thrilled, more like!
8. Do we see you experimenting with genres in future?
While Romance will be the main genre, I do plan to explore a bit of thriller, history and paranormal. In fact, a romantic thriller is already taking shape.
9. Off late thanks to many online writing contests being held there has been a sudden surge in newbie authors along with loads of new publishing houses as well. Your thoughts on this?
There's a lot of space for everyone. Reading is a matter of taste. I am sure there's an audience to suit every kind of writing. I just am fussy about using correct language. That is something publishing houses should keep an eye on.
10. Getting published is supposed to be a mammoth task for any writer. How has your experience been about it? Any specific incidents (good or bad) that you would like to share here with us.
Once I got on the self-publishing bandwagon, publishing has been a breeze. It's the marketing that one has to watch out for. I need to give that quite a bit of time and effort. Luckily for me, I can market something I completely believe in. And I have a lot of faith in my books. Another issue is getting the perfect cover made. I thought it's easy. Believe me, it's not. To make the artist understand what the writer wants and getting it completed is quite difficult. Or maybe I am finicky.
I am rewriting The Runaway Bridegroom that should be published in September 2014. After that I plan to publish an anthology of romantic short stories called Cupid Strikes, sometime end of 2014. I have almost finished writing this one too.
I love to hear from my readers. It would be great to connect.
Thank you for hosting me on your blog !
You have come a long way Sundari ! :) Pat yourself.
You are an inspiration to aspiring authors.


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Smith Cho (ur. 25 grudnia 1985 w Saginaw w stanie Michigan) – amerykańska aktorka pochodzenia koreańskiego.

Filmografia
 2009: Fired Up jako Beth
 2008: The Slammin' Salmon jako tłumaczka japońskiego
 2008: The Last Lullaby jako Connie
 2008: Mów mi Dave (Meet Dave) jako porucznik Lewa Noga
 2008: Say Goodnight jako Angela
 2007: Ostrza chwały (Blades of Glory) jako wróżka w przedstawieniu łyżwiarskim
 2007: Ping Pong Playa jako Jennifer
 2007: Norbit jako była żona #3
 2007: The Hill jako Cheyenne
 2006: She Said/He Said
 2004: Outpost jako Smith
 2003: Bad Boys II jako klientka sklepu elektrycznego

Seriale
 2008: Nieustraszony jako Zoe Chae
 2006: Gdy rozum mówi nie (Emily's Reasons Why Not) jako Glitter
 2004: Dr House (House, M.D.) jako Julia
 2004: Ekipa (Entourage) jako Chloe
 2003-2004: Obława (Dragnet) jako Marla
 2000-2004: Boston Public jako Sandy
 1998-2004: Jak pan może, panie doktorze? (Becker) jako Victoria

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Zdjęcie Smith Cho

 Smith Cho – profil na www.knight-rider.pl

Amerykanie pochodzenia koreańskiego
Amerykańskie aktorki filmowe
Amerykańskie aktorki telewizyjne
Urodzeni w 1985
Ludzie urodzeni w Saginaw (Michigan)


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Q: Why does blazor render twice? I am working on a basic blazor webassembly project. Everything was going perfectly until I came across this situation. Project works but renders twice.
Project is about Pagination, Quickly, I want to show you my classes related to it.
ThList.razor:
@foreach (var item in List)
{

}

@code {

    [Parameter]
    public IList List { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public EventCallback<IList> ListChanged { get; set; }

    public void OnClick(Th th)
    {
        foreach (var item in List)
        {
            item.IsCurrent = item.Name == th.Name;
            item.SetClass();
            (item.Name + " " + item.IsCurrent).ToConsole();
        }
    }
}

Th.razor:
OnClick.InvokeAsync(this))">@Name

@code{
    private readonly string _defaultClass = "sorting";

    private bool _IsCurrent;

    [Parameter]
    public string Name { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public string Class { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public bool IsCurrent
    {
        get { return _IsCurrent; }
        set
        {
            _IsCurrent = value;
        }
    }

    [Parameter]
    public EventCallback<bool> IsCurrentChanged { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public EventCallback<string> NameChanged { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public EventCallback<string> ClassChanged { get; set; }

    [Parameter]
    public EventCallback OnClick { get; set; }

    public void SetClass()
    {
        if (IsCurrent) $"{Name}: here is setclass".ToConsole();
        if(IsCurrent)
            if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(Class))
                Class = $"{_defaultClass}_asc";
            else
                Class = Class.Contains("asc") ? Class.Replace("asc", "desc") : Class.Replace("desc", "asc");
        else
            Class = _defaultClass;
    }

    private Dictionary<string, object> InputAttributes { get; set; } = new Dictionary<string, object>()
    {
        { "tabindex", "0" },
        { "rowspan", "1" },
        { "colspan", "1" },
        { "style", "width: 14px;"}
    };
}

DataTables.razor:
***

                <ThList @bind-List="ThList"></ThList>

***
@code {
    IList ThList = new List()
    {
        new Th(){Name = "Id", IsCurrent = true},
        new Th(){Name = "Name"},
        new Th(){Name = "Surname"},
        new Th(){Name = "Email"},
        new Th(){Name = "Gender"}
    };

    IList<PaginateButton> paginateButtonList = new List<PaginateButton>()
    {
        new PaginateButton(){Name = "1", IsCurrent = true},
        new PaginateButton(){Name = "2"},
        new PaginateButton(){Name = "3"}
    };

    DataTablesRequest dataTablesRequestModel = new DataTablesRequest();
}

Note: I read microsoft documentation but I couldn't understood exactly. I'm new to Blazor. Please someone explain to me and show me a way.