Couscous Week with the city's finest restaurants.
This year we have been invited to participate in the international couscous competition happening in Sicily later this month. To celebrate all things couscous we are launching the first ever NY couscous week.
During September 5-12 we are collaborating with some of NY's favorite spots; from a Michelin star restaurant to neighborhood favorites, from Brooklyn to Manhattan, chefs were asked to show creativity and use New York Shuk hand rolled couscous to create a unique take of their own.
Daniel- Chef Jean Francois Bruel will make a warm squab salad with our corn couscous. Lightly smoked breast, sweet corn, stuffed legs, and bok choy.
Roman's - Chef Michael Mangieriat will make a traditional Sicilian seafood couscous.
Shalom Japan - Chef Aaron Israel is making A NY strip steak rubbed with spices intended to evoke kebab flavors, served with couscous, grilled heirloom tomatoes, harissa, grilled onion puree, and a summer vegetable relish.
Boulud Sud- Chef Travis Swikard will be serving couscous alongside a chicken tagine.
Baccarat Hotel The team of chefs at Baccarat Hotel will be serving couscous with Maine Lobster Salad, cauliflower, walnut and maple caviar vinaigrette.
As part of the couscous week program, New York Shuk will be teaching two cooking classes focused on The Art of Couscous. Learn all about the techniques behind making couscous from scratch.
For those who won't be able to attend the classes, Ron will demonstrate live how to make couscous on 'Instagram stories'. Sharing the tricks of making couscous at home without a steamer or a sieve. Follow us on Instagram.
For us couscous is a symbol of culinary craftsmanship. A labor-intensive process of Semolina and water that's rolled together to form tiny granules of couscous. Unfortunately, the art of couscous making was lost to the processed instant couscous. Our goal at New York Shuk is to keep the tradition alive and give you the opportunity to experience those lost artistry rituals.
Learn more about New York Shuk Couscous, HERE.
By hosting New York's first Couscous week we are hoping to give you a chance to experience couscous as it should be, made by hand not from a box.


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«Священна війна» () — радянська російськомовна патріотична пісня, яку офіційно 24 червня 1941 року опублікував В. І. Лебедєв-Кумач.

Почувши мелодію більшість згадає слова, які написав у 1941 році Василь Лебедєв-Кумач в перші дні після нападу нацистської Німеччини на СРСР. Тривалий час пісня «Вставай, страна огромная», переважною більшістю населення сприймалася, як патріотичний витвір «соцреалізму».

Існує версія, що оригінал пісні з'явився у 1919 році в лавах криворізьких повстанців Української Народної Республіки. Однак вперше цю пісню опублікували в 1947 році в повісті Юрка Степового «В Херсонських степах».

Історія

Згідно з офіційною радянською версією, 24 червня 1941 року, вже після початку Другої світової війни, В. І. Лебедєв-Кумач опублікував цей текст у центральних московських газетах «Известия» і «Красная звезда». Одразу після опублікування композитор Александров Олександр Васильович написав музику на ці слова, і вже 26 червня 1941 року на Білоруському вокзалі одна груп Червонопрапорного ансамблю пісні і танцю СРСР, яка ще не виїхала на фронт, вперше виконала цю пісню.

Проте, до 15 жовтня 1941 року «Священна війна» широко не виконувалася, оскільки вважалося, що вона має надмірно трагічне звучання: у ній співалося не про швидку перемогу «малою кров'ю», а про важку смертну битву. І лише згодом, коли німецькі війська захопили вже Калугу, Ржев і Калінін, «Священна війна» стала щодня звучати по всесоюзному радіо — кожен ранок після бою кремлівських курантів. Пісня набула масової популярності на фронтах Німецько-радянської війни і підтримувала бойовий дух у військах.

У післявоєнний час часто виконувалася Ансамблем пісні і танцю Радянської армії і мала широкий успіх як в СРСР, так і на зарубіжних гастролях.

22 травня 2007 року під бурхливі оплески була виконана в Брюсселі в штаб-квартирі НАТО Ансамблем пісні і танцю Російської армії імені О. В. Александрова.

Питання авторства

В 1990-ті, після демонтажу радянської партійної цензури, роки з'явився ряд публікацій, в яких стверджувалося, що пісню «Священна війна» написав під час Першої світової війни, 1916 року, педагог, поет і музикант-аматор  (1865—1939), який незадовго до смерті надіслав свій твір Лебедєву-Кумачу, а той лише вніс до нього незначні зміни, відповідні ситуації 1941 року.

За фактом однієї з таких публікацій спадкоємці Лебедєва-Кумача звернулися до суду, який визнав відомості про плагіат «такими, що не відповідають дійсності і що принижують честь, гідність, ділову репутацію автора пісні "Священна війна" В. І. Лебедєва-Кумача». Є також публікації про наявність у Російському державному архіві літератури та мистецтва чернетки пісні, написаної рукою В. І. Лебедєва-Кумача, з його численними правками, що відображають послідовну роботу над створенням тексту.

Доктор мистецтвознавства Є. М. Левашов відстоює авторство О. А. Боде, висловлюючи сумнів у неупередженості та обґрунтованості рішення суду. Також Левашов ставить під сумнів авторство музики. З допомогою історико-стилістичного аналізу, і навіть посилаючись на свідчення членів сім'ї Боде, він доводить авторство початкової мелодії як належать Боде і відводить О. В. Александрову роль професійного аранжировщика. Зокрема він зазначає, що суд відмовив відповідачам у проведенні експертизи.

Українська пісня «Ось день війни народної»
В Україні існувала пісня зі схожою мелодією та приспівом «Повстань, повстань, народе мій». Схожість мелодій зауважив кобзар Тарас Силенко. На думку музикознавиці Любові Морозової, є показовим, що пісня «Священна війна» написана на 3/4, а не на 2/4, що властиво радянським маршам, і ця мелодія могла би звучати в супроводі кобзи.

Найранніші відомі публікації цієї української пісні з'явилися у 1947 році. Так, у спогадах Юрія Степового, брата Костя Пестушка, провідника антибільшовицького повстання Степової дивізії, що опубліковані у 1947 році, згадуються такі слова пісні:
 Повстань, повстань, народе мій!
 Кидайсь до зброї вмить!
 За Україну в смертний бій, —
 Свята війна горить…

У збірнику «Співаник УПА» (1950), що значною мірою базується на співанику Степана Ґоляша (1947), пісня опублікована разом з нотами під назвою «Ось день війни».

Пізніше пісня з'явилася під назвою «Ось день війни народної» в збірнику «Пісні УПА» (1996) серії «Літопис УПА», де зазначено, що пісню записав Степан Ґоляш на вишколі юнацтва ОУН влітку 1943 року в лісах біля села Бишки на Тернопільщині. Пісня «повстала на Волині, й перейшла в Галичину під час німецької окупації».

Варіант цієї пісні з нотами з'явився у пісеннику «Пісня – то моє життя» (2013, укладач Іван Хланта). У книзі опубліковані пісні записані з уст співачки Ганни Опришко з села Голобутів на Стрийщині.

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Посилання
 Пусть ярость благородная — історія пісні та обидва варіанти тексту
 "Повстань, народе мій" ("Ось день війни народної...") на youtube
 Пісня «Священная война» у виконанні хору народно-визвольної армії Китаю

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Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria
Kwang Sik Kim
In an effort to develop more effective antimicrobial therapy, we evaluated three alternative regimens currently available to clinicians for their efficacy against experimental bacteremia and meningitis due to group B Streptococcus (GBS) in newborn rats: (1) various doses of penicillin G (1O0, 200, 400, or 800mg/kg per day), (2) combined penicillin G-gentamicin vs. penicillin G, and (3) ceftriaxone vs. penicillin G. Higher doses of penicillin G and ceftriaxone exhibited significantly greater bactericidal activity in blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), whereas the bactericidal activity of penicillin G plus gentamicin was not significantly different from that of penicillin G. Clearance of GBS from blood was significantly more rapid in animals receiving ceftriaxone. However, differences in death rates were not apparent with any single regimen. These findings suggest that clearance of GBS from blood and CSF can be improved by more potent antimicrobial agents, but further reduction in the death rate may be difficult to achieve by antimicrobial therapy alone.
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10.1093/infdis/155.6.1233
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Penicillin G Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Investigational Therapies Medicine & Life Sciences 97%
Streptococcus agalactiae Medicine & Life Sciences 97%
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Kim, K. S. (1987). Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria. Journal of Infectious Diseases, 155(6), 1233-1241. https://doi.org/10.1093/infdis/155.6.1233
Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria. / Kim, Kwang Sik.
In: Journal of Infectious Diseases, Vol. 155, No. 6, 06.1987, p. 1233-1241.
Kim, KS 1987, 'Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria', Journal of Infectious Diseases, vol. 155, no. 6, pp. 1233-1241. https://doi.org/10.1093/infdis/155.6.1233
Kim KS. Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 1987 Jun;155(6):1233-1241. doi: 10.1093/infdis/155.6.1233
Kim, Kwang Sik. / Effect of Antimicrobial Therapy for Experimental Infections Due to Group B Streptococcus on Mortality and Clearance of Bacteria. In: Journal of Infectious Diseases. 1987 ; Vol. 155, No. 6. pp. 1233-1241.
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10. Beyoncé – "God Made You Beautiful"
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Velvet sound, skillful guitar, confident and rich young vocals are all that is necessary for someone who appreciates naturalness and depth of feelings in music. Bugg's songs are already being played in English stadiums during the breaks of football matches, and this is deserved fame. For this guy from Nottingham, music is a kind of air that he breathes, and he manages to translate this passion into his songs.
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that breastfeeding infants who nurse for long periods of time can get nursing decay too? In fact, decay may also be found as a result of giving a child pacifiers dipped in a sugary substance such as syrup. The sugars feed bacteria on the surface of the teeth, causing irreversible damage.
What are the signs of baby bottle or nursing decay?
Baby bottle decay can affect any of the teeth, but it is most often found on the upper front teeth. A tooth may show visible signs of decay, such as the appearance of yellow, black, or brown spots on the surface. Babies with infected teeth may also have swollen gums near the tooth.
What types of treatments are available for children with baby bottle decay?
Pediatric dentists determine how to treat early childhood decay based on the extent of a child's caries. When the decay is found in its earliest stages, it may be addressed with modified feeding habits, fluoride treatment, and improved hygiene. Decay that is further progressed may require a fillings, crowns, or extractions.
Is there anything I can do to prevent my child from getting nursing or baby bottle decay?
The most effective way of preventing bottle decay is by allowing your child to only drink from a bottle or nurse during meal times. Avoid using a bottle to soothe a child, and never let your child go to bed with a bottle. You can also help prevent decay by limiting consumption of sugary beverages, such as juices and sodas. Finally, maintain a regular brushing routine, cleaning the teeth twice daily.
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Amazon working on 3D smartphone: WSJ
SAN FRANCISCO: Amazon.com Inc is preparing to launch its long-rumored smartphone in the second half of the year, the Wall Street Journal has reported, citing people briefed on the company's plans.
The internet retailer would jump into a crowded market dominated by Apple and Samsung Electronics.
The company has recently been demonstrating versions of the handset to developers in San Francisco and Seattle. It intends to announce the device in June and ship to stores around the end of September, the newspaper cited the unidentified sources as saying.
Amazon has made great strides into the hardware arena as it seeks to boost sales of digital content and puts its online store in front of more users. Amazon recently launched its $99 Fire TV video-streaming box and its Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets already command respectable US market share after just a few years on the market.
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To stand out from the crowd, Amazon intends to equip its phones with screens that display three-dimensional images without a need for special glasses, the Journal said.
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Q: Problem with memory leaks using instruments i was checking for memory leaks by using instruments and found a leak in the below code
- (void)touchesEnded:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
self.highlighted = NO;
[[self gridView] selectRow:self.yPosition column:self.xPosition scrollPosition:MFGridViewScrollPositionNone animated:YES];
[self.delegate gridViewCellWasTouched:self];//**showing leak in this line**
[super touchesEnded:touches withEvent:event];

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But, i completely fail to understand what is the leak in the above mentioned line.. There were many more similar leaks which are being shown in instruments. Can anyone help me with these... Thank you.

A: It is really hard to say where is the leak here, because nobody sees the whole picture. You have to track down the stack trace until you reach some call to system library. This would be the endpoint from which you should search for the leak. It really doesn't mean that the leak is exactly there. But there would be a leaking object there for sure.

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Public Storage has received a consensus rating of Hold. The company's average rating score is 1.82, and is based on 2 buy ratings, 5 hold ratings, and 4 sell ratings.
Price Target Upside/Downside
According to analysts' consensus price target of $213.40, Public Storage has a forecasted downside of 4.9% from its current price of $224.39.
Amount of Analyst Coverage
Public Storage has only been the subject of 1 research reports in the past 90 days.
Public Storage has received 410 "outperform" votes. (Add your "outperform" vote.)
Public Storage has received 726 "underperform" votes. (Add your "underperform" vote.)
Public Storage has received 63.91% "underperform" votes from our community.
MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Public Storage and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe PSA will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe PSA will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days.
Public Storage pays a meaningful dividend of 3.57%, higher than the bottom 25% of all stocks that pay dividends.
Public Storage does not have a long track record of dividend growth.
The dividend payout ratio of Public Storage is 74.42%. This payout ratio is at a healthy, sustainable level, below 75%.
Dividend Sustainability
Based on earnings estimates, Public Storage will have a dividend payout ratio of 74.56% next year. This indicates that Public Storage will be able to sustain or increase its dividend.
In the past three months, Public Storage insiders have not sold or bought any company stock.
Percentage Held by Insiders
Only 13.78% of the stock of Public Storage is held by insiders.
Percentage Held by Institutions
79.01% of the stock of Public Storage is held by institutions. High institutional ownership can be a signal of strong market trust in this company.
Earnings for Public Storage are expected to grow by 3.07% in the coming year, from $10.41 to $10.73 per share.
The P/E ratio of Public Storage is 32.06, which means that it is trading at a more expensive P/E ratio than the market average P/E ratio of about 24.32.
The P/E ratio of Public Storage is 32.06, which means that it is trading at a more expensive P/E ratio than the Finance sector average P/E ratio of about 22.25.
Public Storage has a PEG Ratio of 6.62. PEG Ratios above 1 indicate that a company could be overvalued.
Public Storage has a P/B Ratio of 7.80. P/B Ratios above 3 indicate that a company could be overvalued with respect to its assets and liabilities.
Stock Exchange NYSE
Industry Real estate investment trusts
Sub-IndustrySpecialized REITs
SectorFinance
Current SymbolNYSE:PSA
CUSIP74460D10
CIK1393311
Webwww.publicstorage.com
Employees5,900
Trailing P/E Ratio32.06
Forward P/E Ratio21.56
P/E Growth6.62
Annual Sales$2.85 billion
Price / Sales13.78
Cash Flow$11.32 per share
Book Value$28.75 per share
EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$10.75
Net Income$1.52 billion
Net Margins48.65%
Return on Equity28.12%
Return on Assets11.90%
Outstanding Shares174,822,000
Market Cap$39.23 billion
Next Earnings Date2/23/2021 (Estimated)
OptionableOptionable
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Public Storage (NYSE:PSA) Frequently Asked Questions
How has Public Storage's stock price been impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
Public Storage's stock was trading at $220.44 on March 11th, 2020 when Coronavirus (COVID-19) reached pandemic status according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Since then, PSA stock has increased by 1.8% and is now trading at $224.39.
View which stocks have been most impacted by COVID-19.
Is Public Storage a buy right now?
11 Wall Street equities research analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Public Storage in the last year. There are currently 4 sell ratings, 5 hold ratings and 2 buy ratings for the stock. The consensus among Wall Street equities research analysts is that investors should "hold" Public Storage stock. A hold rating indicates that analysts believe investors should maintain any existing positions they have in PSA, but not buy additional shares or sell existing shares.
View analyst ratings for Public Storage or view MarketBeat's top 5 stock picks.
What stocks does MarketBeat like better than Public Storage?
Wall Street analysts have given Public Storage a "Hold" rating, but there may be better short-term opportunities in the market. Some of MarketBeat's past winning trading ideas have resulted in 5-15% weekly gains. MarketBeat just released five new trading ideas, but Public Storage wasn't one of them. MarketBeat thinks these five stocks may be even better buys.
When is Public Storage's next earnings date?
Public Storage is scheduled to release its next quarterly earnings announcement on Tuesday, February 23rd 2021.
View our earnings forecast for Public Storage.
How were Public Storage's earnings last quarter?
Public Storage (NYSE:PSA) released its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, November, 4th. The real estate investment trust reported $1.41 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing analysts' consensus estimates of $2.60 by $1.19. The real estate investment trust had revenue of $730.66 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $728.78 million. Public Storage had a return on equity of 28.12% and a net margin of 48.65%. The business's revenue for the quarter was up .2% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $2.73 EPS.
View Public Storage's earnings history.
How often does Public Storage pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Public Storage?
Public Storage declared a quarterly dividend on Wednesday, November 4th. Investors of record on Tuesday, December 15th will be paid a dividend of $2.00 per share on Wednesday, December 30th. This represents a $8.00 dividend on an annualized basis and a yield of 3.57%. The ex-dividend date is Monday, December 14th.
View Public Storage's dividend history.
Is Public Storage a good dividend stock?
Public Storage pays an annual dividend of $8.00 per share and currently has a dividend yield of 3.57%. The dividend payout ratio of Public Storage is 74.42%. This payout ratio is at a healthy, sustainable level, below 75%. Based on earnings estimates, Public Storage will have a dividend payout ratio of 74.56% next year. This indicates that Public Storage will be able to sustain or increase its dividend.
What price target have analysts set for PSA?
11 brokers have issued 12-month target prices for Public Storage's shares. Their forecasts range from $175.00 to $267.00. On average, they anticipate Public Storage's stock price to reach $213.40 in the next year. This suggests that the stock has a possible downside of 4.9%.
View analysts' price targets for Public Storage or view Wall Street analyst' top-rated stocks.
Who are some of Public Storage's key competitors?
Some companies that are related to Public Storage include American Tower (AMT), Welltower (WELL), Weyerhaeuser (WY), Ventas (VTR), HCP (HCP), Extra Space Storage (EXR), Medical Properties Trust (MPW), Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI), CubeSmart (CUBE), Life Storage (LSI), Rayonier (RYN), Healthcare Realty Trust (HR), Ryman Hospitality Properties (RHP), Sabra Health Care REIT (SBRA) and PotlatchDeltic (PCH).
View all of PSA's competitors.
What other stocks do shareholders of Public Storage own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Public Storage investors own include AT&T (T), Verizon Communications (VZ), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Intel (INTC), Pfizer (PFE), The Procter & Gamble (PG), Walmart (WMT), Ford Motor (F) and The Walt Disney (DIS).
Who are Public Storage's key executives?
Public Storage's management team includes the following people:
Mr. Joseph D. Russell Jr., CEO, Pres & Trustee (Age 61, Pay $1.42M)
Mr. H. Thomas Boyle III, CFO & Sr. VP (Age 38, Pay $1.11M)
Ms. Natalia N. Johnson, Sr. VP, Chief Admin. Officer & Chief HR Officer (Age 43, Pay $811.2k)
Mr. Nathaniel A. Vitan, Sr. VP, Chief Legal Officer & Corp. Sec. (Age 47, Pay $839.82k)
Mr. B. Wayne Hughes Sr., Founder & Chairman Emeritus (Age 87)
Mark A. Delcher, Sr. VP & Chief Information Officer
Mr. Ryan C. Burke, VP of Investor Services
Mr. John M. Sambuco, Pres of Asset Management
Mr. Steven H. Lentin, Exec. VP of Operations
Mr. Michael K. McGowan, Sr. VP of Acquisitions
What is Public Storage's stock symbol?
Public Storage trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "PSA."
Who are Public Storage's major shareholders?
Public Storage's stock is owned by a number of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional shareholders include State of Alaska Department of Revenue (0.06%), Gofen & Glossberg LLC IL (0.02%), Diversified Trust Co (0.01%), Asset Planning Services Inc. LA ADV (0.01%), Redpoint Investment Management Pty Ltd (0.01%) and IFM Investors Pty Ltd (0.01%). Company insiders that own Public Storage stock include B Wayne Et Al Hughes, Nathaniel A Vitan, Ronald L Havner Jr, Tamara Hughes Gustavson and Uri P Harkham.
View institutional ownership trends for Public Storage.
Which institutional investors are selling Public Storage stock?
PSA stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including State of Alaska Department of Revenue, Diversified Trust Co, Weather Gauge Advisory LLC, Creative Financial Designs Inc. ADV, Asset Planning Services Inc. LA ADV, Sara Bay Financial, Gofen & Glossberg LLC IL, and Donaldson Capital Management LLC. Company insiders that have sold Public Storage company stock in the last year include Nathaniel A Vitan, and Uri P Harkham.
View insider buying and selling activity for Public Storage or view top insider-selling stocks.
Which institutional investors are buying Public Storage stock?
PSA stock was acquired by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including IFM Investors Pty Ltd, Louisiana State Employees Retirement System, Chesley Taft & Associates LLC, Redpoint Investment Management Pty Ltd, Founders Capital Management, Raymond James Trust N.A., Cox Capital Mgt LLC, and Bennicas & Associates Inc.. Company insiders that have bought Public Storage stock in the last two years include Ronald L Havner Jr, and Tamara Hughes Gustavson.
View insider buying and selling activity for Public Storage or or view top insider-buying stocks.
How do I buy shares of Public Storage?
Shares of PSA can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include WeBull, Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab.
What is Public Storage's stock price today?
One share of PSA stock can currently be purchased for approximately $224.39.
How big of a company is Public Storage?
Public Storage has a market capitalization of $39.23 billion and generates $2.85 billion in revenue each year. The real estate investment trust earns $1.52 billion in net income (profit) each year or $10.75 on an earnings per share basis. Public Storage employs 5,900 workers across the globe.
What is Public Storage's official website?
The official website for Public Storage is www.publicstorage.com.
How can I contact Public Storage?
Public Storage's mailing address is 701 WESTERN AVENUE, GLENDALE CA, 91201. The real estate investment trust can be reached via phone at 818-244-8080.


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The First Purge: Why James DeMonaco Isn't Directing
We spoke with Purge producers Andrew Form and Bryan Fuller about why James DeMonaco chose to only write The First Purge.
By David Crow | April 4, 2018 |
In the third Purge movie, aka The Purge: Election Year, for a brief moment it seemed like there was actually hope for the future in this nihilistic vision of tomorrow. As written and directed by James DeMonaco, all three Purge films depict an America in which crime rates have plunged… but because murder and all other terrors are legal one night out of the year. Still, the third film ends with an election that suggests tomorrow will be better than today. Yet given how the actual election year went after its summer 2016 release, the grim cynicism in July's The First Purge doesn't just feel timely, it feels inevitable.
To date, we have only had a poster for The First Purge, printed on a familiar, garish red hat that is just missing the words "Make" and "Great Again." In a world that feels closer than ever to The First Purge, a prequel with just such a title is plenty apt. So of course we brought it up with producers Andrew Form and Bryan Fuller during a recent interview. Intriguingly, the both promised that the first trailer is imminent, as well as revealed why DeMonaco, the mastermind behind all three films, is departing from the director's chair.
While DeMonaco still wrote the screenplay for The First Purge, he has handed off directorial duties to Gerard McMurray (Burning Sands). And for Form and Fuller, DeMonaco's departure from the movie set was only logical, considering DeMonaco's horror-defining satire of violence still takes a toll on someone who dreads gun violence.
Says Form, "James DeMonaco is a genius and he has put his finger on the political pulse of our country for a couple years now, and in The First Purge, he continues to do it." Still the producer adds, "I think The Purge became, for James, a hard thing to keep going back, and to keep living in it. It's a super violent world, and James is a super sweet guy with a family. He did three of those, [which are] the equivalent of us killing kids in a basement. He did that on those first three movies, so he was nice enough to write the fourth but he wanted to hand the reins off."
This is in keeping with my impression of DeMonaco when we interviewed him in 2014 for The Purge: Anarchy, during which he refuted the idea that these horror films about murder and mayhem running rampant are a glorification of a culture's obsession with guns.
"It's very hard when you're trying to make a commentary on violence, you're portraying violence," DeMonaco previously told us. "So the question is where is that line, going all the way back to A Clockwork Orange and American Psycho. You're making a commentary on violence [and] that means you're portraying violence. I guess the other thing to say is if I wanted to make a true movie on gun violence in America, and America's obsession with guns, which I do think there is an obsession with guns in America… It's become a sexual fetish in a way." He went on to add, "When I see [gun violence], I'm terrified."
And in 2018, Fuller and Form confirm that the dread that comes with Americans getting to shoot whatever they want will continue in The First Purge.
"When we read that script for it, and then when you make it, you're like, 'Oh my God, James,'" Fuller says.
The First Purge begins on July 4, and its sure to be button-pushing trailer will be firing up much sooner.
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It gets away from the linear, rather dated-looking, bloggy format of Freshy that we had before. Still, I do feel rather naked without my header, and the sidebar is more eye-catching than the actual posts. That can't be right, can it?
In your case, I'd actually ADD more featured posts on the front page (because they are so damn eye-catching) and then let the next page fall off to the standard display.
But that means farting around with the stupid squashy Featured Image thingy. And Featured Images can't be good for SEO, not as good as regular images. AND Featured Images can't be linked to external sites because people click on the image to get to the post, and you don't want to throw them off your site.
I hate Featured Images, can you tell?
I guess! But…why is this a problem? Featured POSTs (with featured image) on your homepage in Inuit Types load the actual post when people click on them. Whatever image you insert in your post can be linked to whatever as previously, provided, of course, you don't use the "Single Post featured image" setting available in Inuit Types.
That was the problem exactly. Okay, I'll kill that setting and play around with it. I really don't want to go back and choose a Featured Image for every single post though.


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Daucus pumilus ou Pseudorlaya pumila, en français la Fausse-girouille des sables, est une espèce de plantes à fleurs de la famille des Apiaceae et de la sous-famille des Apioideae. C'est une plante annuelle d'une hauteur de , à petites fleurs blanches et à fruits hérissés d'aiguillons, endémique de la région méditerranéenne, où elle pousse principalement dans les dunes du littoral.

Taxonomie
L'espèce a été successivement classée dans les genres Caucalis, Daucus, Orlaya et Pseudorlaya, et son nom correct fait encore débat entre Daucus pumilus ou Pseudorlaya pumila.

Étymologie
Le nom générique Daucus désignait en latin et en grec (daukos, daukon, deukos, « doux, jus sucré ») différentes Ombellifères (notamment la carotte et le panais) dont les auteurs antiques ne faisaient pas bien la différence.

Le nom générique Pseudorlaya se décline en pseudo « faux » et Orlaya, la plante ayant été antérieurement décrite comme appartenant à ce genre, lequel fut dédié à Johann Orlay de l'académie de médecine de Moscou en 1814.

L'épithète spécifique pumila signifie « nain ». En effet l'espèce est particulièrement petite pour une Apiacée.

Synonymes
Daucus pumilus a pour synonymes :

Noms vulgaires et vernaculaires
Le nom français recommandé ou typique est « Fausse-girouille des sables ». L'espèce est également appelée « Caucalis maritime », « Faux-orlaya nain », « Girouille du bord de mer », « Petit faux-orlaya » ou « Orlaya maritime». Sont également appelées Girouille d'autres espèces.

Variétés
Il existe deux variétés selon l' :
 Pseudorlaya pumila (L.) Grande, 1925 var. pumila
 Pseudorlaya pumila var. microcarpa (Loret & Barrandon) Reduron, 2008

Description

Appareil végétatif
C'est une plante annuelle de , à tige velue, d'un vert cendré ; les feuilles sont toutes pétiolées, bi-tripennatiséquées, à lobes oblongs.

Appareil reproducteur
Les fleurs sont blanches ou rougeâtres, petites, celles de la circonférence à peine rayonnantes ; les ombelles sont à  très inégaux, la centrale paraissant radicale ; l'involucre est à  inégales, herbacées, linéaires, acuminées. Les styles sont plus courts que le stylopode conique ; le calice est à dents triangulaires ; le fruit est elliptique, à côtes primaires velues, à aiguillons dilatés à la base, hérissés en étoile ; la commissure est elliptique et plane. Elle fleurit d'avril à juin en France métropolitaine., de mars à mai au Maroc.

Confusions possibles
L'espèce est aisée à distinguer d'une autre plante, même d'une carotte. Tout est particulier, du feuillage vert cendré et abondant, au fruit spectaculaire eu égard à la taille de la plante, en passant par le port, les plantes couchées avec un port raide étant rares. Le fruit isolé ressemble cependant beaucoup à celui de la carotte.

Elle peut être cependant facilement confondue avec Pseudorlaya minuscula en absence de fructification.

Habitat et écologie

C'est une plante devenue très rare en outre peu repérée à cause de sa discrétion. Elle pousse dans les sables du bord de mer, souvent sur les chemins ouverts par les promeneurs mais disparaît s'ils sont trop fréquentés, ou abandonnés, car elle ne supporte pas la concurrence des autres végétaux. Elle pousse dans les dunes, les pâturages, cultures, matorrals et forêts claires sablonneuses du littoral, et dans les plaines sub-litorales, jusqu'à  d'altitude.

C'est une espèce indicatrice des pelouses dunales des Malcolmietalia.

En se repliant, les pétales protègent les anthères et montrent leur face extérieure très velue qui retient l'eau.

Répartition
Elle est endémique des côtes de la Méditerranée.

Menaces et conservation
L'espèce est classée par l'Union internationale pour la conservation de la nature en « préoccupation mineure » (LC) à l'échelle mondiale, à l'échelle française et en Corse, et est classée « en danger » (EN) en Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur. L'espèce est protégée sur l'ensemble de la France métropolitaine.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Glossaire de botanique
 Girouille

Liens externes

Daucus pumilus (L.) Hoffmanns. & Link

Pseudorlaya pumila (L.) Grande

Apiaceae
Espèce d'Angiospermes (nom scientifique)
Flore endémique de Méditerranée


The awards are aimed at businesses that have recently re-designed or launched their drinks brand, or to agencies that represent a well designed and innovative product.
Design is a key element for brand development and awareness, and Harpers wants businesses to gain the recognition they deserve.
As in previous years, entries are invited from all areas of the drinks industry, and this year soft drinks and pre-mix categories are also included.
Each product entered must either have been launched or designed in 2011, and the trade may enter a single product or range of products.
Each entry will be judged by a panel of leading experts including writers and designers as well as both on and off-trade specialists.
Products will be judged based on the criteria of initial impact, target market concerns and the product's overall aesthetic.
This entry was posted on January 5, 2012 by The Oenophiliac in News. and tagged carol emmas, harpers wine, international wine, spirit design, target market, wine fair.


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The Voice preview: 12 things to look out for in the first knockout round
Posted on March 12, 2015 by Tim in The Voice // 0 Comments
Saturday night sees the first of two knockout round episodes on The Voice this weekend, with Teams Will and Rita first up. Which six contestants will progress to next week's first live show? Here is the line-up and also 12 things to watch out for.
Will and Rita must each cut down their teams from eight to three (Image: BBC)
1. As Tom Jones notes, four of Rita Ora's eight remaining contestants are Welsh. But how many will make it through to the live shows?
2. Rita admits to being star-struck over one of her own acts.
3. One of the contestants chooses a song with a particularly strong emotional connection, as they used to sing it to their grandfather.
4. Joe Woolford's choice of Outkast's Hey Ya is guaranteed to please Rita – she recorded an acoustic cover of the same song on YouTube in 2011.
5. One of Will's singers says, "I'm just so average."
6. Another of Will's acts changes their song after he calls their original choice of Destiny's Child's Say My Name "a little too safe".
7. Tom notes that one of Will's contestants "sounded too comfortable". It's not meant as a positive comment.
8. When talking about one of his acts, Will says, "I feel like a kid in Disney."
9. Esmée Denters sings Stevie Wonder's As, a song she has previously performed for Billboard's Mashup Mondays series.
10. Will's Wacky Metaphors are back! This week's theme is animals, as he talks about ducks and dragons.
11. At least one of the six qualifiers for next week's first live show lost their battle round (but was subsequently stolen).
12. Only two of this week's 16 song choices were UK number ones: Dead or Alive's You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) and Evanescence's Bring Me To Life.
Team Rita line-up
DTwinz: I'm Every Woman – Chaka Khan
Joe Woolford: Hey Ya – Outkast
Mitch Miller: You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) – Dead Or Alive
Karis Thomas: True Colors – Cyndi Lauper
Shellyann: Firework – Katy Perry
Hannah Wildes: Dreams – Fleetwood Mac
Clark Carmody: Take Me To Church – Hozier
Liss Jones: If I Could Turn Back Time – Cher
Team Will line-up
Newtion Matthews: Missing – Everything But The Girl
Jake Shakeshaft: As Long As You Love Me – Justin Bieber
Esmée Denters: As – Stevie Wonder
Brooklyn: Let It Go – Idina Menzel
Vikesh Champaneri: It's A Man's Man's Man's World – James Brown
Sheena McHugh: Bring Me To Life – Evanescence
Ryan Green: Thinkin Bout You – Frank Ocean
Lucy O'Byrne: Un Bel Di Vedremo – from Puccini's Madame Butterfly
The Voice season 4
4.1 15 things we noticed during the first blind auditions
10 things to look out for in the second blind auditions show
4.2 15 things we noticed during the second blind auditions
12 things to look out for in the third blind auditions show
4.3 15 things we noticed during the third blind auditions
15 things to look out for in the fourth blind auditions show
4.4 15 things we noticed during the fourth blind auditions
12 things to look out for in the fifth blind auditions show
4.5 12 things we noticed during the fifth blind auditions
12 things to look out for in the sixth blind auditions show
4.6 15 things we noticed during the sixth blind auditions
12 things to look out for in the final blind auditions show
4.7 10 things we noticed during the final blind auditions
10 things to look out for in the first battle round
4.8 12 things we noticed during the first battle round
10 things to look out for in the second battle round
4.9 12 things we noticed during the second battle round
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The purpose of this course is to enable students whose heritage language is Spanish to develop, maintain, and enhance proficiency in their heritage language by reinforcing and acquiring skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, including the fundamentals of Spanish grammar. Language Arts Standards are also included in this course to enable students to become literate in the Spanish language and gain a better understanding of the nature of their own language as well as other languages to be acquired.
The course content will reflect the cultural values of Spanish language and societies.
Teachers are required to provide listening, speaking, reading and writing instruction that allows English language learners (ELL) to communicate for social and instructional purposes within the school setting. For the given level of English language proficiency and with visual, graphic, or interactive support, students will interact with grade level words, expressions, sentences and discourse to process or produce language necessary for academic success. The ELD standard should specify a relevant content area concept or topic of study chosen by curriculum developers and teachers which maximizes an ELL's need for communication and social skills. To access an ELL supporting document which delineates performance definitions and descriptors, please click on the following link: https://cpalmsmediaprod.blob.core.windows.net/uploads/docs/standards/eld/si.pdf
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So life right now is just a bit complex. We just purchased a new home and are in the process of moving. We aren't just moving, we are downsizing…it's complex.
But the SUO challenge theme this month is simple – sympathy and caring. The With Sympathy stamp from Flourishing Phrases is so beautiful and I wanted to pair it with Special Reason. This is what I came up with.
I just love the simple look of this.
We had so much rain in March and the weather was so warm that we are having terrific Spring Flowers! And that is the theme for this week's Create with Connie and Mary Design Team Blog Hop.
I just LOVE flower stamps and I REALLY love the Special Reason set!
Isn't that nice and simple and oh so spring! It sure is!
I soooo like this new set – Special Reason. The flowers are just such a cool shape and with the Stylish Stems thinlets, you get so many options for using this.
This week the inspiration for Create with Connie and Mary is a cool color combo – So Saffron, Sweet Sugarplum and Mint Macaron.
I was going through my dsp looking for something I could use and found some prints in the So Succulent dsp that would work. So I started with that and built my card front there.
This card just says SPRING to me! If you are looking for great ideas for spring events and the Occasions Mini, then the Create with Connie and Mary March Mini Edition is for you!
Hello everyone and happy Thursday! What a beautiful spring week we have been having here in Ohio! WOW…I cannot believe this weather!
Yep…it really is so quick and easy!
I LOVE this set! No…really I do! It is one of the coolest looking flowers and I just LOVE flowers.
I've been fighting bronchitis the last couple of weeks (I think it is winning) and this weekend I needed to get caught up on some cards to post and put together some make and takes for my craft group. I decided that I'd just have my cards do double purpose!
We did this card last night and the ladies just loved it. The cool thing is you can flip it and it looks just as nice! I decided to use the color challenge from The Paper Players for this.
What a different color combo…just LOVED it!
If you are looking for more ideas for the Occasions Mini and Sale-a-bration Brochure, the Create with Connie and Mary February Mini Edition is now available.
Happy Thursday everyone and it is the first Create with Connie and Mary Inspiration of February. This week we have a fun sketch and I thought I was being SOOO clever using the Special Reason set…well until I saw that other design team members though the same thing! Great minds think alike! I'm still using that one piece of Crumb Cake/Copper specialty paper so it was my inspiration for my card!
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Our last Saturday event of the year was a real tour de force by Graham Bendell and Barry Brock who described aspects of Sherborne's industrial heritage in a series of short illustrated talks which contained a positive wealth of information.
Left to right: Barry Brock, George Tatham and Graham Bendell.
'Industrial Archaeology Day' (held at our Family History Centre in Sherborne on 22 November) was chaired by George Tatham who said in his introduction that the afternoon could only provide a 'taster' of the subjects to be discussed and that he hoped it would encourage us to pay closer attention to details of buildings and other objects as we walked around the town. Graham and Barry alternated their talks, with Graham covering 'Waterwheels and Mills', 'Manhole covers' and 'Rope-making' while Barry discussed 'Milestones and Turnpike Gates', 'Post boxes' and 'Breweries'.
Barry describing one of Sherborne's malthouses.
Both speakers made much use of two important 19th century maps – the 'Sherborne Terrier' of 1834 and 'Dymond's Survey' of 1852 – which have enabled them to trace watercourses and roads, and identify industrial buildings and private residences. Their talks were also illustrated with many wonderful archival images from the Sherborne Museum photographic collection which is currently being digitised. Visitors to the Museum can already see many of the images and others will be made accessible as soon as they have been scanned.
Barry and Graham answering questions at the end of the day.
Sherborne is best-known for its imposing medieval Abbey, its two castles and its many historic private and commercial buildings, so it was something of a surprise to learn of the many industries which had existed in the town during the 18th and 19th centuries. All the talks, based on years of painstaking research, contained such a wealth of detail that it would be impossible for me to do them justice with any kind of summaries and Barry and Graham have very kindly agreed to write posts for this blog highlighting some aspects of their work. Our meeting room was full for this last Sherborne event of the year and the interest shown by those attending was an indication of how successful our first venture into industrial archaeology was and I'm sure it will make all those who attended more aware of the traces of Sherborne's industrial heritage that still survive. I know that my walk home yesterday took much longer than usual as I stopped to read manufacturers' names on man-hole covers, identified the other malthouse on Long St, paused to admire the ceramic plaque on a Victorian post box and realised that a building I pass almost every day was once a toll-house on the road out of town. The fascinating talks given by Barry and Graham have certainly opened my eyes to Sherborne's industrial heritage and I hope we will be able to persuade them to share more of their research with us in the future.
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Lots of thanks, Patricia, for your great job of reporting the talks we cannot unfortunately attend. Hence, the poor oversea members feel much more involved in the life of the Society.
You're very welcome Arnauld. We do see the use of social media as a way of engaging with our overseas members so we're very glad to hear that your appreciate it.


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Jones House to Host David Childers, Tim Marsh & Toma Fuller as Part of Summer Concert Series
Published Friday, July 12, 2013 at 10:09 am
by Becky Petchenik
July 12, 2013. On July 12, the Jones House Community and Cultural Center brings David Childers and Tim Marsh & Toma Fuller to Boone as part of its summer concert series. The show starts at 5 p.m. with Tim Marsh & Toma Fuller, filling in for the New River Boys, scheduled to play first. David Childers is scheduled to take the stage at 6 p.m. The show is described as a singer and songwriter showcase.
David Childers is a wold-renowned singer and songwriter who has been performing since the 1960s throughout North Carolina. He is collaborating with Avett Brothers bassist, Bob Crawford, on a roots rock band called Overmountain Men, named after the band of soldiers from Western North Carolina during the American Revolution.
Tim Marsh and Toma Fuller have collaborated before in a band called Wiseapple, a bluegrass and roots rock band. Tim Marsh is based in Asheville, North Carolina and is an alumnus of Appalachian State University. He has played a variety of genres since he was young and has performed in several bands throughout his career, opening for such acts as Sam Bush, Del McCoury and Bambu Station.
The Jones House Concert Series takes place during the summer months each year. Starting on June 7 and continuing through Sept. 20, the Jones House hosts concerts at 5 p.m. every Friday evening.
The concert series is presented by the Town of Boone and sponsored by the Downtown Boone Development Association, Mast General Store, Footsloggers, M-prints, Stick Boy and Melanie's Food Fantasy. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs to the event, as well as well-behaved dogs on a leash. This family friendly event is completely free and open to the community.
Every Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the Jones House hosts an open mic music jam that is open to musicians of all skill levels. Admission is always free, and well behaved pets and picnics are encouraged during the outside performances.
For more information, contact the Jones House at 828-262-4576 or click here.
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For Thanksgiving 2017, I returned to Pickrell, Nebraska, for my second consecutive Wild Turkey Chase 13.1. As Nebraska rapidly reached freezing temperature in October, I assumed winter approached early this year and quickly registered for a half marathon to potentially conclude running for 2017. Nevertheless, when I felt the temperature gradually bounce back, I somehow put myself in position for back-to-back-to-back half marathons in just under four weeks.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I did not want to let any negative thoughts enter my head, tough task with my unhealthy work environment that affects me both mentally and physically. Being alone with no family or close friends anywhere near the Midwest makes this situation even more difficult to cope with. Each time an upsetting thought crept into my mind, I tried my best to empty my head and solely remain grateful for what I have rather than concentrating on what I lack.
The race temperature commenced in the upper 20s, and a female runner to my right called me crazy for wearing solely a T-shirt for the top; I replied to her, who had on three layers of clothes that included a thin jacket, "You are going to sweat a lot. You are crazy!" She after the finish thanked me for this warning, as she took off one layer and still experienced much sweating. I kept an easy pace halfway through, and many runners passed me. At the midpoint turnaround, my pace arbitrarily automatically picked up, and I landed three feet behind a runner who has completed an IRONMAN and became my inadvertent pacer for the majority of the second half. As I spotted his continuously looking down at his GPS watch and consistently running at a 9:05-per-mile pace, I figured I would safely collect a sub-2:00:00 finish as long as I stayed close to him. Multiple runners who had passed me in the first half began to slow down, and I passed about 20 of them in the second half. I did not look for my distance on my Garmin to avoid being caught up on "Am I there yet?" When the tall buildings towards the start became visible, I checked my GPS watch and was surprised to notice I had less than one mile to go. Because I knew based on the year before and the distance my Garmin gave me at the midpoint I would be running slightly over 13.1 miles, I to be certain to finish under two hours immediately substantially increased and maintained my speed, almost sprinting, for nearly a mile, shaving off five seconds per mile in the final stretch.
For the first time ever in a race, I hit an immense negative split the second half of the course. Crossing the finish line full of energy and not even remotely out of breath in 1:58:20, third place in Age Group 20-29 and my second official sub-2:00:00 half marathon, I wondered if I could potentially run much faster than I believe I am physically able if I pushed myself harder to the point I have nothing left at the end. As I always do, I spent the next half an hour chatting and making friends with fellow runners. I aimed to give every runner a thumbs-up throughout the race, and I may have succeeded in doing so; I truly enjoy the aspect of strangers cheering one another on to accomplish our respective goals. The Wild Turkey Chase 13.1 probably wrapped up my most active race year to date, with one 102-miler and seven half marathons in nine months. I still feel fresh and would not mind running another race soon, but no upcoming running events near me offer a far-enough distance I prefer, likely due to the anticipated cold.
Following the event, I headed to Golden Corral in Lincoln for the Thanksgiving special buffet and celebrated the holiday alone. Words cannot describe the loneliness of where God has placed me to train me at the moment, but I also understand this adversity will soon pass and how abundantly He has blessed my life. As one of my church pastors said, "When we focus on what we lack, we lose perspective on what we have." I can eat whatever I want whenever I want, while hundreds of millions of people around the world live in poverty. I drink clean water. I have a job and make a solid living. I rent my own apartment. I own a car. I have a laptop and a smartphone. I have health. I was blessed with a family who fears and passionately loves and serves Jesus. Most importantly, I have the privilege of calling the Creator of the universe my Father. I cannot count the amount of blessings I have been freely given by grace, and my every day should be Thanksgiving. "Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus" (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18).
The course in Quarry Oaks (golf course) repeated the same loop three times, out, back, and back out. Continuously running up and down (and hardly ever running flat) on untrimmed grass and trails, I thought half-jokingly two miles in, "What the heck did I get myself into?" Before this experience, I had never walked in a half marathon, so I remained adamant in the first loop of roughly 4.5 miles to keep running. The unending immensely steep and long hills, so steep I had trouble seeing the peak running uphill and slowing down running downhill, forced me to start mixing in power-hiking (for the first time ever) and walking with running at the midpoint of the second loop; I thought this wise as most runners began walking long before I did. Understanding this would most likely be my worst half-marathon time ever by far, which should be the case considering the massive leap in technicality from all of my previous races, I stopped looking at my Garmin several miles in to avoid being demoralized. Cardio-wise, I felt as strong as ever, but I could not push my legs to go faster because I had not been training for hills, let alone hills to this extreme. If I had any anticipation about this course, I would have prepared more specifically and efficiently and for certain performed better, although Kearney does not offer an ideal ground to train for a terrain like this.
My average mile pace read significantly slower than that of any of my marathons, testifying to the difficulty and technicality of the race. For some reason, I thought "half-ish" meant slightly less and not more than 13.1 miles; one runner's GPS gave the distance closer to 14 miles, while mine read 13.17 with an elevation gain of 1,916 feet and loss of 1,903 feet. I believe, to some runners, this particular Beer & Bagel Off-Road Race Series ½-ish Marathon would be more physically demanding than a flat marathon. I can confidently claim this course the toughest and hilliest I have ever run on without a close second, and my time of 2:37:58 accurately illustrates that. I still enjoyed this unique experience and eating a slice of humble pie.


McNeel has updated Rhino SR3. Step export plugin ads the capability to read Altium Designer, Solidworks 2008 and Solid Edge. Step objects are assigned the layer color when appropriate, open polysurfaces are assigned color correctly and block instances with non-rigid transformations are exploded in the step file. Step import plugin adds new capabilities for assembly entity reading and references to external files for part entities. It now finds the color of open polysurfaces. Read more here.
Lots of new work in the Object Properties dialog in preparation for rendering. Dialog itself is smaller and can be resized and the controls in the materials section now work.
Bunkspeed, the makers of HyperShot, have announced they have joined the PTC PartnerAdvantage Program. Native Pro/Engineer (ProE) import into Bunkspeed HyperShot will "render attendees speechless at PTC/User World Event in 2008" says the latest press release.
HyperShot was unveiled at COFES 2007 at the Apple Suite where it rocked the sockets off many COFES attendees as it utilized the then new 8-core Mac Pro — Apple's world class workstation with Nvidia's top of the line workstation graphics card. The PTC/User World Event is taking place this week. The company is demonstrating its easy-to-use photographic rendering products which now support native Pro/Engineer file import.
Tekla Structures BIM software is now at version 14 and includes a range of improvements towards more user and environmentally-friendly design. This update includes improvements to the sharing of BIM (Building Information Modeling) data between software users and construction participants. The software allows working on models with twice as big a memory footprint, without the risk of running out of memory.
Tekla Structures BIM can work roundtrip with Graphisoft ArchiCAD, a leading global provider of BIM solutions serving both Windows and Mac-based workflows.


Forty of the best flair bartenders from 13 countries display their moves at an annual contest in Latvia's capital Riga.
Flair bartending is a performance where a barman entertains an audience with various tricks while mixing drinks, employing the use of bar tools such as glasses, bottles and cocktail shakers.
Flair bartending is extremely popular in bars across the world and and skilled flair barmen are a sought-after talent by club and bar owners.
The competition in Latvia is one leg of the world team championships. Winners of these competitions will then participate at a bartending 'grand slam 'contest.
Tom Dyer from the UK triumphed this year, with Ukrainian Denny Bakiev coming second and Sylvain Glatigny from France taking third place.


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Our solution is based on existing skills and our best technologies. We know what we've got, and spend less time reading directions and hacking our way out of failed prototypes.
When I am recruiting, remembering the Life Boat Rule has SOMETIMES stopped a dumb selection.
Of course when we're all fully committed to using our existing talent and resources and nicely making way, we look a lot better to some random water walker if one happens by.
The difference between dreaming and leading is telling the truth to yourself.
The coach can recruit for future teams, but must field a team for today's game from the current roster.
When the leader is moving the organization forward, the starting lineup is from who is available right now. Supplementation with new hires and consultants over time, but additional time is required before the 'recruits' can hit full stride.
The life boat rule is a good reminder of reality, and a quick indicator of dreaming or leading.
Aiyee! The difference between dreaming and leading is telling the truth to yourself.
Jack, you are getting perilously close to Art!


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"Who Killed Superwoman?" - Part 4: "Together Again: For the Very First Time"
Penciller: Emanuela Lupacchino
Inker: Ray McCarthy
Cover: Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy & Brad Anderson, with Phil Jimenez
Lana Lang is dying, and her powers that make her Superwoman are the cause. Lois Lane has returned, but in a form that only Lana can perceive. Lex Luthor is trapped in a temporal prison, and the Bizarro Superwoman along with Lena Luthor are about to decimate Metropolis.
Story - 3: I didn't pull images for this issue, as it just doesn't seem necessary right now. DC Rebirth reinvigorated books across the line, and one of the ones that came hot out of the gate was Superwoman. That lasted all of a first issue. This issue is a painful reminder of the camaraderie that was shown with a living Lois Lane, that Jimenez now seeks to channel with her... actually, I'm not certain what to call Lois at this point. I'm not even certain how real she is, even if only to Lana. While it's understandable that this would be the likely outcome of the New 52 implosion in regards to Superman, i.e., the removal of New 52 Superman, Lois Lane, and anything definitively connected to them, Lana has just not been a strong enough character to merit this attention, and the story that's been shaped around her has been less than compelling. John Henry Irons and Natasha Irons are good supporting characters, but they're given relatively little to do, other than wait for Lana to go about her day. Lana's relationship with John Henry is a big disappointment, as she confides in the reader that she draws no comfort from him that can't be exceeded by the drugs that she is now using. Moaning, drug abuse, koo-koo delusions of Lois Lane, do not a Superwoman make... or a Superwoman comic book either.
Art - 3: Lupacchino does a serviceable job, but it's just not enough with the heavy lift needed to aid the tepid story being told.
Cover Art - 4: The long shadow of the New 52. It's never over.


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Q: SQL Server - SQL Join And Insert Where Not Exists (Or Not In) I'm trying to insert records from 2 tables into another table where the AppID does not already exist in the table I'm inserting into.
I've tried both insert statements below; however, I keep getting the error message:
"Msg 2627, Level 14, State 1, Line 1
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_tblHQTRR_BusiRisk_AppID'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblHQTRR_BusiRisk'. The duplicate key value is (APPID-49348).
The statement has been terminated."
What am I doing wrong with my insert statements?
Insert Statements I've tried:
INSERT INTO tblHQTRR_BusiRisk(AppID,AppName,Tier,QTRR,BusiRisk)
SELECT A.AppID, A.AppName, A.TierLevel, A.QTRR, R.BusiRisk
FROM tblApplication A INNER JOIN tblProject P ON A.AppID=P.AppID1 INNER JOIN tblRisk R ON P.ProjID=R.ProjID
WHERE A.AppID NOT IN (SELECT H.AppID FROM tblHQTRR_BusiRisk H) And P.AppID1 NOT IN (SELECT H.AppID FROM tblHQTRR_BusiRisk H)
And A.AppName IS NOT NULL And R.BusiRisk IS NOT NULL;

INSERT INTO tblHQTRR_BusiRisk(AppID,AppName,Tier,QTRR,BusiRisk)
SELECT A.AppID, A.AppName, A.TierLevel, A.QTRR, R.BusiRisk
FROM tblApplication A INNER JOIN tblProject P ON A.AppID=P.AppID1 INNER JOIN tblRisk R ON P.ProjID=R.ProjID LEFT JOIN tblHQTRR_BusiRisk H ON H.AppID=A.AppID And H.AppName=A.AppName And H.Tier=A.TierLevel And H.QTRR=A.QTRR And H.BusiRisk=R.BusiRisk
WHERE H.AppID IS NULL;

A: I figured out that the reason my statements weren't working was because I had multiple BusiRisk values for each AppID.  Therefore, I created the following statement below and it worked!  :)
WITH ProjWithMaxDate AS(
    SELECT P.AppID1, MAX(P.ProjID) AS MaxProjID
    FROM tblProject P
    GROUP BY P.AppID1)
INSERT INTO tblHQTRR_BusiRisk (AppID,AppName,Tier,QTRR,BusiRisk)
SELECT P.AppID1
    ,A.AppName
    ,A.TierLevel
    ,A.QTRR
    ,R.BusiRisk
FROM tblApplication A
INNER JOIN tblProject P ON A.AppID = P.AppID1 INNER JOIN tblRisk R ON P.ProjID = R.ProjID INNER JOIN tblTimeline T ON P.ProjID=T.ProjID INNER JOIN ProjWithMaxDate ON P.AppID1=ProjWithMaxDate.AppID1 And P.ProjID=ProjWithMaxDate.MaxProjID
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT H.AppID
                            FROM tblHQTRR_BusiRisk H
                            WHERE H.AppID = A.AppID
                            AND H.AppName = A.AppName
                            AND H.AppID = P.AppID1)
AND A.AppName IS NOT NULL AND R.BusiRisk IS NOT NULL;