text:
September 25, 2016 · 7:16 am
San Mateo County uses Stingray and Hailstorm software from Harris Corp. Source D.A. Inspector Jordan Boyd
San Mateo County District Attorney Inspector Jordan Boyd testified 3/29/2016 in the PH of Lopez, Chavez & Odell that he is familiar with the Software named StringRay and he has access to it.
That is going to make the Juan P. Lopez trial very interesting. StingRay is a product of the Harris Corporation. It tricks cell phones, mimics cell towers etc.
The public deserves to know more about StingRay and Hailstorm and its capabilities.
Articles about Stingray and Hailstorm
Almanac closes comments on this post
Filed under Adrienne Tissier, Board of Supervisors, Carlos G. Bolanos, Dave Pine, David Silberman, Don Horsley, John Beiers, John Maltbie, Prosecutorial Misconduct, San Mateo County, San Mateo County Sheriff Department, Steve Wagstaffe, Those Who Matter, Warren Slocum
Harbor Commissioner Brennan Celebrates Endorsements and Court Victory
Media Contact James Lee Han 650.207.7251
REDWOOD CITY – San Mateo County Harbor District Commissioner Sabrina Brennan continues to rack up endorsements for her campaign for reelection. Along with her previous endorsements from the Sierra Club and Coastside Democrats, she is pleased to have received the endorsements of State Senator Jerry Hill, the San Mateo County Democratic Party, and the Half Moon Bay Seafood Marketing Association.
Ms. Brennan is also pleased to have successfully represented herself in court and convinced the San Mateo County Superior Court that there were irregularities in the candidate filing process. Due to these irregularities, she won the right to amend her candidate statement not only to the satisfaction of the County but also to highlight the work of the Committee for Equity in Women's Surfing (CEWS).
"I'm very pleased that the Honorable Judge Miram and Glenn Levy, County Counsel and attorney for the Elections Office, both agreed that there were several irregularities in the candidate filing process. I'm very honored by this victory and now have the opportunity to include the Committee for Equity in Women's Surfing in my candidate statement."
Ms. Brennan is running for reelection to continue her work in bringing fiscal reform, transparency, and environmental responsibility to the Harbor District. She remains the first and only out lesbian elected to a countywide office in San Mateo County.
SabrinaBrennan.com Sabrina@SabrinaBrennan.com 415.816.6111
Filed under Mark Church, Sabrina Brennan, San Mateo County Harbor District
San Mateo County Sheriff Appointment of Carlos G. Bolanos July 12, 2016 A COUP, By Elected Officials and Others.
Video July 12, 2016 BOS Meeting Agenda Item 7 2:19:00 mark SMCC John Beiers tells the Supervisors they are there to discuss how to fill the Sheriff position.
The Supervisors were to discuss which PROCESS to use to fill the vacant seat of Sheriff after our former Sheriff Greg Munks received a full medical retirement and he quit. The Grand Jury had already worked on this issue in 2008 and informed the Supervisors that they should not have appointed Carole Groom to fill Jerry Hill's vacant seat. They even recommended the Supervisors spend $1,600,000 to pay for the election.
San Mateo County Manager's Office Deletes Document
2008 Grand Jury Report Appointment vs. Election
The remarks made July 12, 2016 agenda item 7 by Supervisors Don Horsley, Warren Slocum and Adrienne Tissier were impossible to make with any honesty. Here is why I say that at the BOS meeting of June 2, 2015 14:20 mark I informed them of a criminal complaint I filed with the Attorney Generals Office. I reported the State of California DMV Computer had been hacked in the Deputy Juan Lopez case. Most likely by the SMCSO.
June 2, 2015 BOS Meeting
December 15, 2015 I informed the Board of Supervisors that San Mateo County Sheriff Sqt. Jason E. Peardon was a Brady Officer and I didn't understand how he was employed as a SMCSO employee. UnderSheriff Carlos G. Bolanos would have known that.
December 15, 2015 BOS Meeting 5:18 mark
Filed under Adrienne Tissier, Board of Supervisors, Carlos G. Bolanos, Carole Groom, Dave Pine, David Silberman, Don Horsley, John Beiers, John Maltbie, Michelle Durand, San Mateo County Clerk to Supervisors, San Mateo County Manager, San Mateo County News, San Mateo County Sheriff Department, Those Who Matter, Uncategorized, Warren Slocum
Prosecutorial Misconduct in San Mateo County.
I have requested Warren Slocum, Don Horsley, Dave Pine, Adrienne Tissier, & Carole Grom the Supervisors of San Mateo County to place this subject on the agenda of a Board of Supervisor meeting. I'm asking for a Citizens Committee to be formed to Eliminate Prosecutorial Misconduct in our County.
Filed under Adrienne Tissier, Board of Supervisors, Carole Groom, Dave Pine, Don Horsley, John Beiers, John Maltbie, Mark Church, Prosecutorial Misconduct, San Mateo County, San Mateo County Manager, Steve Wagstaffe, Those Who Matter, Warren Slocum
September 8, 2016 · 7:09 am
The Almanac Editorial: Supervisors' bad decision to rush appointment of sheriff
Uploaded: Mon, Jul 18, 2016, 2:51 pm
"The public was completely removed from this process," Supervisor Dave Pine told the Almanac last week, referring to the rushed and unexpected appointment of Carlos Bolanos to the office, normally elective, of San Mateo County sheriff. Sadly, Mr. Pine, you are correct. But we'd like to take that statement one step further: Other potential candidates for this key law enforcement position were removed from the process as well, and the three supervisors who pushed this appointment through on July 12 – before longtime sheriff Greg Munks' resignation, announced July 1, even took effect – have much to answer for.
While Mr. Pine argued for an appointment after seeking and interviewing candidates, and Supervisor Carole Groom said she wanted the voters to choose a new sheriff in November, supervisors Don Horsley, Adrienne Tissier and Warren Slocum displayed stunning arrogance in acting to appoint last week.
They did so under an agenda item that was unclear at best – one had to read through to the second page of a staff report to even realize that an appointment was possible at the July 12 meeting. And they did so despite warnings about a public perception that the process was rigged in the undersheriff's favor.
That warning came from a letter read before the board, written by two local congresswomen and former county supervisors: Anna Eshoo and Jackie Speier. "For a long period of time, there have been rumors that Sheriff Munks would retire early and pave the way for the undersheriff to take this position," they wrote. "…We believe that our mutual constituents support a decision-making process that is absent a perception of a pre-ordained outcome."
They noted, as did Mr. Pine, that an election might be problematic, given Mr. Bolanos' head start in campaigning – he essentially began running for the seat after Mr. Munks announced last year that he wouldn't seek re-election in November 2018. But the congresswomen urged the board to "conduct an open and transparent search for a successor."
But ignoring this wise advice, the board majority appointed Mr. Bolanos, who assumed the position on July 16 as Mr. Munks' resignation took effect. In comments that might make sense only to someone who had fallen down the rabbit hole, Mr. Horsley declared his confidence in the "one candidate," and added, "there isn't anybody else." Does Mr. Horsley have to be reminded that the "one candidate" earned that label only because he was an uncommonly early candidate in a 2018 race for the seat, and that there were no candidates for appointment to the current vacancy because there hadn't been a call for candidates?
And perhaps we should mention the elephant in the board room that the supervisors failed to acknowledge last week during their praise fest for Mr. Bolanos: When in 2007 then-sheriff Munks was detained in Las Vegas in an illegal brothel, during a prostitution sting operation, his undersheriff, Mr. Bolanos, was detained right along with him. There was a loud call for the resignation of both men at the time. Neither resigned; neither would provide satisfactory explanations to the public. Apparently, supervisors Horsley, Slocum and Tissier don't want to talk about it either.
We expected more of our elected county leaders, and we thank supervisors Pine and Groom for opposing this disappointing action. The three supervisors who successfully pushed for this rushed appointment let residents of San Mateo County down. As Rep. Eshoo noted, we deserved better.
Filed under Adrienne Tissier, Board of Supervisors, Carlos G. Bolanos, Carole Groom, Dave Pine, Don Horsley, John Beiers, John Maltbie, Michelle Durand, San Mateo County Clerk to Supervisors, San Mateo County Manager, San Mateo County News, Warren Slocum
Homicide in San Mateo County.
Tuesday September 6, 2016, 9:23 PM
San Mateo, CA Police Department
Advisory: Homicide Investigation in the area of 36th Ave. & Colegrove St. and Related Pursuit – This Case Remains Active – Isolated Incident
Dear Michael Stogner,
MEDIA RELEASE – COMMUNITY ALERT
City of San Mateo Police Department
http://www.cityofsanmateo.org
HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION
Tonight at just before 7pm SMPD officers were advised of a shooting incident to the rear of the 3500 block of South El Camino Real, in a parking lot. Officers quickly arrived and located a 31 year-old male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. Medical aid was immediately started, however despite lifesaving efforts, the victim was pronounced deceased at the scene. The crime scene remains active as detectives and officers develop additional information.
With the assistance of the California Highway Patrol, a possible suspect vehicle was pursued at high speeds North on 280 to 380, and then North on 101 to San Francisco. Officers were able to stop and safely detain two subjects (driver and passenger) near Market St. and Octavia in San Francisco. SMPD can confirm that the pursuit is related to this investigation, as involved officers and detectives continue to pursue leads, assisted by local agencies.
This appears to have been an isolated incident, and not a random act. SMPD officers and detectives continue to pursue leads. This is an active investigation, and there is no further available information at this time. SMPD will provide an update as soon as we are able.
Anyone who may have information that may help in this case is asked to please contact Detective Nick Ryan at (650) 522-7670 or call the SMPD Secret Witness Line at (650)522-7676. Anonymous online tips in this or any San Mateo Police Department investigation can be done at: http://tinyurl.com/SMPDTips
MEDIA FOLLOW-UP
Media Point-of-contact for this case is PIO Sergeant Rick Decker – he is best reached at decker@cityofsanmateo.org
Filed under San Mateo County, San Mateo County News, San Mateo Police Department, Those Who Matter
San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Gerald Bushwald's ruling is Wiped Out.
Supreme Court swipes away Martins Beach opinion
Posted on September 2, 2016 by Aaron Kinney
A little-noticed decision by the California Supreme Court in a lawsuit involving Martins Beach could make life more difficult for the property owner, venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, in his long-running legal battle to keep the public off his coastal land.
And it delivers the latest repudiation to San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Gerald Buchwald, whose head-scratching 2014 ruling in the suit, brought by group of surfers calling themselves Friends of Martins Beach, now essentially has been wiped from the face of the Earth.
On July 20, the state high court ordered the depublication of an April ruling by the 1st District Court of Appeal in San Francisco in the Friends case, meaning the opinion will not appear in the appellate court's official reports and may no longer be cited as precedent in other cases. The arcane judicial decree came without explanation.
That's unfortunate for Khosla's legal team, which had cited Buchwald's ruling with fervor in a second, higher-profile lawsuit brought by the Surfrider Foundation, a case that is now awaiting a hearing before the same San Francisco appellate court. Both the Friends and Surfrider cases seek to restore public access to Martins Beach, but make different legal arguments.
The dispute over the picturesque San Mateo County beach began in 2010, when Khosla ended a decades-long practice under previous owners of allowing visitors onto the property, which is private except for the tidal zone, in exchange for a parking fee.
In his 2014 ruling, Buchwald decided that, because the ownership of Martins Beach dated back to a Mexican land grant in the 19th century, Khosla's private property rights superceded the state's authority to grant a right of way across his land.
"It's a devastating blow no matter how you cut it," Mark Massara, an attorney for Surfrider, said last week of the order to depublish. "His team relied heavily on that decision as a preemptive and overriding factor, and all of that is now legally inappropriate."
An attorney for Khosla did not respond to a request for comment.
According to a 1993 article by the late UC Berkeley professor emeritus Stephen R. Barnett, the state high court typically depublishes an opinion when justices perceive it contains a fundamental flaw.
The appeals court opinion and the Supreme Court's dropkick into oblivion combine to form a cascade of embarrassment for Buchwald, who plainly relished his involvement in the intricate case.
The oddest thing about Buchwald's ruling was his still unexplained decision to grant Khosla ownership of the tidelands and submerged lands west of Martins Beach, land that generally belongs to the state, even though Khosla's attorneys had not asked for title to the underwater realm.
The appellate court wiped away that mistake in April, upheld another part of Buchwald's decision and reversed a third part, sending it back to Superior Court for trial. Now the whole thing must be tried again.
Friends attorney Gary Redenbacher said last week he was pleased with the decision to depublish. And he defended Buchwald. Despite their legal disagreements, he said, the judge was a gentleman.
"I wish more judges had his demeanor," Redenbacher said in an email. "He clearly cared deeply about the issue, but as can be seen from the unanimous appellate decision, other judges did not agree with his analysis."
Filed under Hon. Judge Gerald Bushwald, San Mateo County Superior Court, Uncategorized


The market may not be as crazy in May as it was earlier this Spring, but well-priced homes in Narberth and Lower Merion are still moving quickly. Like last year, buyers this year have been looking for, and are generally willing to pay a premium for houses that are "done". Lower Merion homes with newly finished kitchens and renovated baths are drawing premiums; features like new windows, refinished floors, and central air are commanding plenty of interest, even with the bigger price tags. With mortgage rates still relatively low, many of today's buyers would rather pay extra for "finished" than live through a project.
Also in Bala, was this 5 bed/3.1 bath with a carriage house rental in back. Located on half an acre just around the corner from the Bala Cynwyd schools, this one has 3962 sq ft, plus the garage with the second floor apartment. This big kitchen may be your favorite feature in the house, but there's a ton of nice features, right down to the really impressive laundry room. It's listed at $989K. Check it out at: 34 Derwen Road, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004.
The first Wynnewood home on Cindy's tour was this 4 bed/2 bath brick colonial in the Penn Wynne neighborhood, near Wynnewood Valley Park and Penn Wynne Elementary. Listed at $425K, it has central air and an updated eat-in kitchen. It has a room to play in the back yard and a big back deck. See more details and the rest of the pictures at: 1618 Brookhaven Rd, Wynnewood, PA 19096.
Next, Cindy saw this 4 bed/2.1 bath , with 2455 sq ft on almost 3/4 of an acre in Villanova. Seems like a steal at $599,900, as this place is very modern and updated, with a nicely renovated kitchen, great master suite and wonderful outdoor spaces. Check out the photo gallery here: 1935 County Line Rd, Villanova, PA 19085.
See more Lower Merion house tours here.


This is a guide to running Linux with the Toshiba Qosmio G20 laptop. The G20 is a large and powerful laptop with a good high resolution screen.
For the GeForce 6600 graphics processor found in the G20 you can use either the open source 'nv' module or NVIDIA's proprietary 'nvidia' module. For further installation instructions you can view our Configuring a nVidia graphics chip guide.
The Toshiba DynaBook Qosmio G20 works well with Linux. The installation was simple and straight forward and configuration work was mainly automatic.


Notice: Undefined offset: 74 in node_gallery_api_get_item_position() (line 825 of /home/q14blyt/public_html/bdua/sites/all/modules/node_gallery/node_gallery_api.inc).
Notice: Undefined offset: 75 in node_gallery_api_get_item_position() (line 825 of /home/q14blyt/public_html/bdua/sites/all/modules/node_gallery/node_gallery_api.inc).
The Bassetlaw and District Cricket League Dinner will take place on Saturday 21st March 2015 at the South Forest Sports and Leisure Centre, Edwinstowe, 6.30pm for 7.00pm. The guest speaker is former Derbyshire and England all rounder, England selector, and now President of Derbyshire CCC Geoff Miller.
All umpires should have received their fixtures for season 2015 from John Leaning. If you haven't received yours please contact John as soon as possible.
There has been a change to the guest speaker for the 7th March meeting, our new speaker will be Paul Horton of Lancashire CCC replacing Russell Evans.


A company of 20 or 30 employees generates a lot of important data – data critical to making fundamental business decisions, to determining the company's course and to increasing productivity.
Unfortunately, much of the data is never collected and that which is received by mid- and upper-tier management is virtually useless. Why?
Because too often data is collated and reported by IT professionals for IT boffins.
Even in the boardrooms of enterprise-grade corporations, each individual board member has a different level of understanding of the information contained in a report. For example, it's unlikely that the Head of Marketing will understand the consequences of downstream cash flow on R & D based on 200 pages of numbers, charts, graphs, circles and arrows. It's still gibberish to that executive.
On the other hand, the company CFO breezes through the pages of raw data, develops an overview and understands the utility of the information on first read. The result? Some of the decision makers understand the data and all of its implications, some "sort of," "kinda understand" but aren't very confident in their knowledge, and some segment of the decision making chain is utterly clueless about what they're looking at.
The consequences of this lack of data utility leads to lowered productivity, misunderstandings among employer and employees or client and service provider, and it limits input from those who lack the technical background to interpret raw data and draw conclusions.
presented as more than an abstract concept. The data, in an understandable format, gives all stakeholders the opportunity to add to and utilize existing information.
contested and debated (the data may be incorrect but a non-technical reader wouldn't know that ploughing through endless reams of IT input). This is, perhaps, the most critical use of data and all stakeholders must receive useable information in order to create improved best company practices.
Data is configured in a variety of ways: as rows of numbers, as pie charts and X and Y axis graphs, in text (evaluations and conclusions of other stake holders, for example), in photos, PowerPoint presentations and other visual and non-visual formats.
The first key to utilizing data more effectively is to ensure that each team member reviewing the data has the data in a format best suited to his or her skill set. For example, a non-technical individual won't make sense of row upon row of data. However, that decision maker can read, understand and assimilate that same data as a pie chart, bar graph or some other visual aid.
IT people and accountants should be instructed to synthesize those numbers into forms that ordinary people can fully utilize, and leave the 200-page, number-packed report for the number crunchers.
Reports should also include projected outcomes of various scenarios, detailing the consequences of choice A over choice B. This eliminates the need for non-boffins to "figure out" the best course.
There should be on-going interaction between the stakeholders. If it isn't clear to the accounts receivable person, the company may lose revenue due to a simple miscommunication.
All data is NOT created equal. In fact, some of it is created simply to impress the outsiders and keep the technicians on that magical pedestal.
Useable data takes many forms. One size does NOT fit all.


text:
package io.rsocket.aeron;

import io.rsocket.aeron.client.AeronTransportClient;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.AeronWrapper;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.Constants;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.DefaultAeronWrapper;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.EventLoop;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.SingleThreadedEventLoop;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.reactivestreams.AeronClientChannelConnector;
import io.rsocket.aeron.internal.reactivestreams.AeronSocketAddress;
import io.rsocket.aeron.server.AeronTransportServer;
import io.rsocket.lease.DisabledLeaseAcceptingSocket;
import io.rsocket.server.RSocketServer;
import io.rsocket.test.ClientSetupRule;
import io.rsocket.test.TestRSocket;
import org.agrona.LangUtil;

import java.net.Inet4Address;
import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.NetworkInterface;
import java.util.Enumeration;

class AeronClientSetupRule extends ClientSetupRule {
    static {
        MediaDriverHolder.getInstance();
        AeronWrapper aeronWrapper = new DefaultAeronWrapper();

        AeronSocketAddress serverManagementSocketAddress = AeronSocketAddress.create("aeron:udp", "127.0.0.1", 39790);
        EventLoop serverEventLoop = new SingleThreadedEventLoop("server");
        server = new AeronTransportServer(aeronWrapper, serverManagementSocketAddress, serverEventLoop);

        // Create Client Connector
        AeronSocketAddress clientManagementSocketAddress = AeronSocketAddress.create("aeron:udp", "127.0.0.1", 39790);
        EventLoop clientEventLoop = new SingleThreadedEventLoop("client");

        AeronSocketAddress receiveAddress = AeronSocketAddress.create("aeron:udp", "127.0.0.1", 39790);
        AeronSocketAddress sendAddress = AeronSocketAddress.create("aeron:udp", "127.0.0.1", 39790);

        AeronClientChannelConnector.AeronClientConfig config = AeronClientChannelConnector
            .AeronClientConfig.create(
                receiveAddress,
                sendAddress,
                Constants.CLIENT_STREAM_ID,
                Constants.SERVER_STREAM_ID,
                clientEventLoop);

        AeronClientChannelConnector connector = AeronClientChannelConnector.create(aeronWrapper, clientManagementSocketAddress, clientEventLoop);

        client = new AeronTransportClient(connector, config);
    }

    private static final AeronTransportServer server;
    private static final AeronTransportClient client;

    AeronClientSetupRule() {
        super(
            socketAddress -> client,
            () ->
                RSocketServer.create(server)
                    .start((setup, sendingSocket) ->
                        new DisabledLeaseAcceptingSocket(
                            new TestRSocket()))
            .getServerAddress()
        );
    }

    private static InetAddress getIPv4InetAddress() {
        InetAddress iaddress = null;
        try {
            String os = System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase();

            if (os.contains("nix") || os.contains("nux")) {
                NetworkInterface ni = NetworkInterface.getByName("eth0");

                Enumeration<InetAddress> ias = ni.getInetAddresses();

                do {
                    iaddress = ias.nextElement();
                } while (!(iaddress instanceof Inet4Address));

            }

            iaddress = InetAddress.getLocalHost();  // for Windows and OS X it should work well
        } catch (Exception e) {
            LangUtil.rethrowUnchecked(e);
        }

        return iaddress;
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I wonder if questioning is a cycle of humanity's evolution. Surges of exploration, scientific discovery, extraordinary creativity in any of the arts all seem to coincide. Golden Ages like the Renaissance or the Age of Aquarius. Revolutions. Times when dissatisfaction saturates enough people's lives that we reach a tipping point where the collective will is finally strong enough to question the rules, Authority, what we think we know, what we believe. And we search for new perspectives, trying this philosophy or that, new music, new art, new medicines, no medicines, new governments, anarchy, new views of the stars . . .
Till we reach a new plateau where we sit, complacent. Tired of questioning or simply believing there is no need to question. Willing to accept the lie in believe. A new Dark Age. We are comfortable.
I suspect the world is showing us just how uncomfortable we have become, and dissatisfaction has reached the 98th monkey.


Breeana, our quilted bed cover set is timeless and elaborate in its design. Featuring a floral print in 100% cotton, this bed cover set is cool, light and easy to care for. Its plain reverse offers a simple alternate styling option, Breeana can be used year-round as a quilt or an additional layer for cooler weather. Set includes 1 Bed Cover, 2 Standard Shams, 2 European Shams.
Wash separately before first use.Warm gentle machine wash. Remove promptly from washing machine. Avoid using optical brighteners except on whites. Do not bleach. Rinse well. Line dry. Can be tumble dried on a warm setting. Warm iron. Do not dry clean.


Whether you have a layover, overnight sleepover or you are just quickly passing through, our Guernsey Airport Guide is a great place to start planning your visit. Here, you'll find information on services and facilities available inside the airport – including details about airport lounges, WiFi, mobile charging points, lockers, 24-hour food options, nearby hotels, and everything in between.
To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down of what to expect during your time at Guernsey Airport.
The airport is undergoing renovations and updates to improve comfort and efficiency.
There are two good dining options available, though they are not open 24-hours.
There are no pay-per-use lounges at Guernsey Airport.
To see more options there is a list of hotels near Guernsey Airport on Tripadvisor that can be sorted by price, distance, traveller rating and popularity.
Free WiFi is available at Guernsey Airport. Internet kiosks are also available.
ATMs / Cash Machines – Need cash? ATMs are available. Fees may apply, so be sure to check your bank's fee schedule and your daily withdrawal limit if you are travelling internationally. You may also want to notify your bank of your travel plans. Locations: Main Hall, Landside.
Conference Facilities – Available and seats 20-50 people, depending on chair configuration. The room includes a private lobby, a kitchen and private bathrooms. It also comes with projection equipment, DVD/Video, internet access points and flip charts. Catering also available on request.
Currency Exchange – Available and seats 20-40 people, depending on chair configuration. The room includes a private lobby, a kitchen and private bathrooms. It also comes with projection equipment, DVD/Video, internet access points and flip charts. Catering also available on request.
Disabled Services – Terminals include lifts to all floors, wheelchairs, handicap toilets, induction loops and numerous help buttons throughout. Additional assistance can be organized with your airline.
Duty Free & Shopping – Guernsey Duty Free is open from 6:00AM to last flight daily. A WHSmith is also available at the airport.
Family Services –Baby changing facilities are available in washrooms both landside and airside. Breastfeeding is welcome anywhere in the airport; however, should you wish to breastfeed in a more private setting speak to a staff member for assistance.
Food & Drink – Two dining options are available: Landside in the upstairs viewing gallery is Café Ritazza, open daily at 7:00AM. Airside dining is offered by Food Village, open daily at 6:00AM.
Information Desk – If you have an questions or require assistance, there is an information desk available in the main hall. Hours: 9:00AM – 6:00PM.
Luggage Storage & Lockers – Store your luggage at the GS4 left luggage facility for £3.00 per bag, per 24-hour period. Location: Departures level, landside, near Check-In.
The airport is open from 5:30AM – 9:00PM, with check-in open at 6:00AM.
As of December 2018, Guernsey airport is served by the following airlines: Aurigny • Blue Islands • Flybe.
Guernsey Airport is served by CT Plus public bus system. Bus fare is £1.00 for a single-ride ticket, good on all CT Plus buses throughout the island. Marked bus stops are located throughout the town and bridge areas, and buses can be flagged down anywhere outside of those areas. For route maps, schedules and additional fare information, visit the Guernsey Buses website.
Onsite car rental services are provided by Europcar and Value Rent-A-Car/Avis, located inside the passenger terminal.


If you have outdated plumbing, chipped and corroded fixtures, or a poor design layout, then it's probably time for an extreme bathroom makeover in Norco, CA!
While a full remodel can get expensive, the return on your investment will be substantial. According to CNN Money statistics, the average return on investment (ROI) for bath remodels is upwards of 100%.
When you are deciding whether or not to remodel, consider how long you plan to live in your home, or if you plan to sell it. If you will be living there for a long period of time, or even if you will be selling in 5 years, a bathroom remodel could make all the difference. The best thing about remodeling your bathroom is that you can select options that appeal to your personal taste, without detracting from the value of the remodel.
The key to remodeling for resale is SIMPLICITY. Keep the design relatively simple, beware of passing trends, and most importantly, add plenty of bathroom storage. Since you don't know who may be buying your home in the future, it is best to stick with basic traits that anyone can appreciate. Not everyone appreciates the same colors though, so try to maintain color schemes and fixtures that won't turn people away.
The most popular toilet-style these days is the elongated, comfort-height models. Newer toilets will not only make your bathroom more appealing, but they should also help reduce your water bill with better quality flushes.
Couples almost always prefer double amenities in their bathrooms, so that they can enjoy their own space. Many battles have ensued in relationships over counter-space, so make sure that all heights are a minimum of 33" from the floor, and if you can't create more counter-top space, definitely create more storage space.
Always go for quality over affordability, and make sure that your faucets are simple, and preferably of matching finishes. Keeping fixtures and valves the same finish and brand can help bring a bathroom design together.
Over the last few years, airy shower stalls have become a popular choice in Norco, CA. If you have a smaller bathroom, you will probably need to tear out an old bathtub to make space; if you remove the tub, make sure you have at least one other bathtub in your home.
Thick, quality glass shower enclosures will be a popular addition to your bathroom remodel. Opt for sturdy frames, hardware and hinged doors, as opposed to sliding shower doors.
Grab bars are not only popular, they are essential to an ADA compliant bathroom. Since you never know who might be buying your home next, it is best to be safe and invest in this small addition that can add safety and security to your showers and tubs.
People appreciate their privacy and prefer to have their toilets in a separate, smaller room, or even partitioned off, if feasible.
Everyone loves a good shower, but sometimes people need a good, deep soak. Unlike their noisier Jacuzzi-style cousins, a quiet soaking tub seems to be exactly what the doctor ordered. Opting for the jet-free style soak tub means that there is no pesky equipment to clean or maintain, which means a better price for you. You can even take your tub a step further and go for the walk-in tubs. These bathtubs come with a door for easy entering and exiting the tub, which is perfect for kids and the elderly, or anyone who might be wheelchair-bound.
Adding skylights and windows to a room can not only brighten it up, but it can help create the illusion of more space. Natural tones like pale browns or light greens will also help keep the room "opened up"; bright or bold colors will make the room appear closed in. If you want to liven up your bathroom, you could add bold accent items, such as bowls, hardware, and towels, as these are easier to change out when tastes change.
Water conservation is becoming increasingly popular in Norco, CA, and increasingly necessary. When remodeling your bathroom, try to stick to water-saving fixtures, such as low-flow toilets, water-saving shower heads, and faucets with aerators.
Whether you're looking for a spa day experience at home, or a more practical bathroom, go with the experts at Inland Empire Plumbing. Our design experts in Norco, CA can help you plan the best bathroom to meet your needs and fit your budget, then our licensed remodeling specialist will make that design come to life.
When you choose Inland Empire Plumbing, we will do the job in a timely manner, and leave your home free of mess and debris.
Call us for a Free Estimate and Consultation Today!


text: Q: No me corren las animaciones en unity Sucede que tengo una serie de animaciones, correr, bailar y un estado idle, al momento de usar el código para activar dichas acciones después del idle mi avatar intenta generalas pero en su lugar se queda quieto. Agradezco su ayuda

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Custom printed vellum 4 baronial folder cards are ideal for adding that special finishing touch to wedding and graduation announcements or thank-you cards. Add your company logo for invitations to corporate special events and award ceremonies. These cards are available with a choice of two high-quality card stocks and embossed panels.
The message and printing was exactly as I ordered.
Hi Lula, thank you for your positive review! We are so glad you are pleased with the cards, and we look forward to working with you again on your next project!


text:
Found 2 collections related to Hunt, William E
Hunt, William E.
James Hanley correspondence to William E. Hunt, 1966-1967
Billy Rose Theatre Division | *T-Mss 2001-013
.1 linear feet. (1 portfolio), 28 cm
James Hanley (1901-1985) was a British playwright and novelist whose books often had seafaring themes, and whose plays included THE INNER JOURNEY and SAY NOTHING. He also co-edited a book on the singer Fyodor Chaliapin. James Hanley died on Nov.... more
James Hanley (1901-1985) was a British playwright and novelist whose books often had seafaring themes, and whose plays included THE INNER JOURNEY and SAY NOTHING. He also co-edited a book on the singer Fyodor Chaliapin. James Hanley died on Nov. 11, 1985, at the age of 84. The James Hanley correspondence to William E. Hunt consists of nine letters from playwright Hanley to director Hunt, spanning April 1966 to April 1967. The central subject of the correspondence is a proposed staging of Hanley's play THE INNER JOURNEY to be adapted and directed by Hunt, but the production was aborted due to the illness of the leading actor. less
William E. Hunt papers, 1862-1998 [bulk 1970-1995]
8.4 linear feet (21 boxes, 1 oversized folder)
William E. Hunt (circa 1923-2000) was an American theater director. The collection dates from 1862 to 1998 and contains production files, scripts, scores, correspondence, programs, and professional files.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


People desiring access to a beach or shore across privately-owned land can purchase the right either by buying/acquiring the land outright, or by buying a limited right just to cross it.
Landowners can transfer, or "convey," by donation or sale, all or part of the ownership interest of their land.
A landowner can convey her land or limited path across it to anyone she wishes. In this circumstance, a landowner may control how the land is used and even give herself the right to get the land back if terms or conditions aren't met.
Acquisition or conveyance of land, also called transferring land, is typically achieved through a contract, although it could also be done through a will or some other legal instrument.
What rights of access can be transferred?
To whom can access be transferred?
How can access be enhanced, granted or created?
What are the tools for retaining coastal access by conserving coastal lands themselves?
What programs exist to acquire access?
Public access rights can be transferred in full interest of private property rights, or partial interest, as in easements or user agreements.
Landowners can transfer interest of their land to individuals, or to entities, organizations and agencies that have public access as part of their purpose, which can include land trusts, local, state and federal governments, and private trusts.
How can access be enhanced, secured, granted, or created?
Parties can transfer property ownership interest (either the complete title, or a subgroup of rights) through a variety of means, including buying it outright, or partially through easements, conservation easement, development rights, or leases. These interests can be purchased at or below market value, or can be donated depending on the wishes of and related tax benefits to the private property holder. The interests can be conveyed unconditionally or with conditions attached.
If the property owner is not a willing seller, the government can exercise its rights to acquire the land through eminent domain. More on eminent domain.
Sale or donation of easements or partial property interest: Easements allow the right to the use of real property interest of another person for a specific purpose. There are a number of kinds of easements and ways that they can address access, including conservation easements and floating easements. Because easements do not require the entire parcel, they are significantly less expensive than full title acquisition and are becoming an important and increasingly common tool for addressing coastal access needs. More on Easements.
Purchase of development rights (PDR), involves payment by a private entity, such as a land trust, or a public entity, such as a town, city, or county in exchange for an easement or covenant that limits future development on the identified property. This tool usually has a minimum required effective lifetime of twenty years, and is often designed to be permanent, reversible only by the court.
Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) is a technique for guiding growth away from sensitive resources and toward controlled development centers through the transfer of development rights from one area to another. In this case, development rights in coastal areas would be restricted by the town and the landowner would be compensated for the restriction. The town would then recover the cost of the restriction by selling the development rights to developers in other specially designated areas, allowing them to develop more densely than they otherwise would be permitted.
Land banking is a method of land conservation typically involving the outright purchase and holding of entire parcels of land. Privately financed and operated, nonprofit land trusts traditionally have used both PDR techniques and land banking, but states and municipalities also have used the land banking tool to conserve farms, forests, coastal lands, etc. Specifically, Washington, Florida, New York, and North Carolina have established land-banking programs to help preserve coastal properties. The Land for Maine's Future program is a variation on the land banking approach. See Real Estate Transfer Taxes, Land Banking, and Lessons for Maine case study for more information.
real estate transfer tax (RETT). Depending on the enabling legislation in the given state, this tax may be levied at the state or local level. In Maine, the majority of the RETT revenues collected are allocated to the state's general fund, but notably, legislation passed in the 1980s directs a percentage of those funds to the HOME Fund for affordable housing. The HOME Fund was authorized in 1982, and beginning in 1984 was funded through allocations from the state's RETT. The statute designates RETT funds to be allocated 45% to the state general fund, 45% to the HOME Fund, and 10% to the counties. Actual allocations to the home fund tracked since 2000 indicate that the percentage to the HOME Fund has varied from a high of 45% in the earlier years, to as little as 7% in 2009. Attempts to increase the Maine state RETT rate (less than one-half of one percent) have repeatedly failed. More on Real Estate Transfer Tax; also see Real Estate Transfer Taxes, and Land Banks case study.
bond financing uses long-term promissory notes issued and backed by the government, for funding at the state or local level. Bond financing can be enacted at the state or local level. In a Maine example, the Working Waterfront Access Pilot Program (WWAPP) has been successful when embedded within larger requests for a Land for Maine's Future bond. In a local example, the town of Tremont, Maine purchased a working waterfront property from a private seller at foreclosure. The voters of Tremont authorized the Town to finance the purchase with a loan from a local bank. See Tremont, Maine Bond Financing case study.
other financing strategies include dedicated excise taxes and financing purchases through the State's general fund (generally via broad-based income and sales taxes).
Conservation Options: A Guide for Maine Landowners, Maine Coast Heritage Trust, 2003.
Planning and Implementing Public Shoreline Access Maine State Planning Office. Maine Shore Access Public Access Series. Augusta, ME. 1990.
Legal Tools to Enhance Public Coastal Access While Protecting Private Property Rights. By David Kallin and Rita Heimes, University of Maine School of Law Marine Law Institute, March 2008.
By Michael Dixon, University of Maine School of Law, July 2010.
By Steven R. Gerlach, Esq., Bernstein Shur, Counselors At Law, September, 2010.


text:
NHS users prefer virtual assistants to humans, finds EBO.ai study
New research from EBO.ai, an artificial intelligence (AI) company that works on automating conversations, has revealed that most NHS service users prefer digital messaging over human interaction when communicating with the health service about their appointments.
NHS service users prefer digital messaging over human interaction when communicating with the health service about their appointments. Credit: Shutterstock
Of the NHS users surveyed, 76% said they would be happy to receive an automated appointment reminder from an AI-powered personal assistant, but only 58% would be happy to be contacted by a human reminding them of their appointment.
Digital messages were seen as the most effective form of reminder, with 85% of patients who missed an appointment in the last year saying they felt a text message would be an effective reminder. Younger people were more receptive to digital messaging than older people, with 70% of 25 to 34-year-olds favouring instant messaging compared to 61% of 35 to 44-year-olds.
Letters were considered to be an ineffective way to remind patients about their appointments, with 29% of patients expressing that they did not wish to be contacted in this way. The figure spiked to 48% in users aged 18 to 24.
The digital preference extended to appointment management, with 41% of patients under the age of 45 stating that they'd prefer to cancel an appointment via a digital message, compared to 37% who would rather make a phone call to their service provider.
EBO.ai CEO Dr Gege Gatt said: "It's clear that people want to manage their health using the same technology they use to control a huge proportion of their day-to-day lives. Instant and mobile messaging is a convenient and effective way to engage with patients, and our research shows that they prefer digital interactions to human conversations."
Missed appointments cost the NHS over £216m annually, and the service is now focusing on ways to cut this figure down.
Parkway Pantai Healthcare Private Limited : ICT Spending Profile - Technologies deployed for efficient processes
Smart Hospitals – Thematic Research
Immersive AR and VR Experiences ÔÇô Driving Tangible Benefits Across Enterprises
Tech Innovator Profile - Intuitive Surgical, Inc
CX 2.0 - How Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) Technologies Reset Customer Experience
NHS, INC.
Ai Holdings Corporation
US FDA approves Abbott's Proclaim XR SCS system to treat DPN


*The only legitimate claim was on Horst Hempel's organ realization, which is not here.
Transposed of the Oboe d'amore part.
Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, n.d.(1890). Plate J.S.B. I.9.
From Dietel Sammlung as "Es ist das Heil uns kommen her" (No.70). More details. 600 dpi. Page size is 10.00 x 12.688 inches.


text:
01/02/2012 04:10 EST | Updated 03/03/2012 05:12 EST
Chinatown Stabbing Victim Dies
A woman stabbed at a restaurant in Toronto's Chinatown in late December has died.
Police said Guang Lu, 45, was stabbed in the neck at about 2:10 p.m. on Dec. 28 at 536 Dundas Street West.
She died of her injuries in hospital on New Year's Eve, police said.
Chi Kuan of Toronto, 57, is charged with second-degree murder.
He's scheduled to appear in court at Old City Hall on Tuesday.
MORE: cbc chi kuan dundas street stabbing news toronto toronto chinatown toronto chinatown stabbing Toronto stabbing woman stabbed in chinatown xchinatown stabbing


Sockets and ratchet sets are available in the most common sizes for all around vehicle work. Pick up some adaptors and extensions as well, in case you need to tighten or loosen non-standard or hard to reach bolts.
Seton offers Sockets, Ratchets, Adaptors & Extensions that are perfect for repair work and made of the highest quality materials. With popular brands such as Stanley, Proto, Pony, and Cooper, you can be assured of sturdy tools that will last for a very long time.


text:
Robert Bishop ist der Name folgender Personen:

* Robert Bishop (Künstler) (1945–1991), US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller und Künstler
 Robert William Bishop (* 1951), US-amerikanischer Politiker, siehe Rob Bishop

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Diagrams, Formulae and Models: Aesthetic and Scientific Strategies of Visualisation (panel)
Day 3, Stream 5
Converging and diverging realities
Mike Phillips: iDAT, UK
Paul Thomas: College of Fine Arts, UNSW, Australia
Pia Ednie-Brown: School of Architecture and Design, RMIT University, Australia
Mike Phillips: "Filled with wonder and ease…"
"It's from the future. A place so close to us now, filled with wonder and ease…"
This presentation explores the liminal and reciprocal space that lies between the inside and outside of our heads. This permeable membrane has for centuries been a territory occupied by diagrams, plans and models, a space of abstract potential – somewhere between desire and becoming, reminiscent of a future, filled with wonder and ease.
In recent years this liminal territory has been infiltrated by technologies that challenge an osmotic balance between the inside and outside. Symptoms of this tension include: imaging technologies that visualise neural processes of the viewer; immersive environments that reveal things outside of our normal frame of reference; the delegation of a responsibility to perceive the world to remote sensors. Real-time modelling of 'big data', predictive and anticipatory analytics engines are removing the 'resistance or friction' from the diagram.
Consequently, knowing the world through the diagram has suddenly become more traumatic. Predictive models of climate change, mappings of declining bee populations and faster than thought algo trading leave us stunned and bewildered and seemingly incapable of action. The space of the diagram is a place even closer to us now, but filled with neurosis and uncertainty.
(Mad Men: Season 1, Episode 2, Ladies Room (26 Jul. 2007), AMC.)
Pia Ednie-Brown: A Diagrammatic Life
Arthur Koestler's 1964 book, The Act of Creation, puts forward a transversal, diagrammatic notion of creative activity. He referred to this diagram as a 'bisociation': an event in which "two self-consistent but habitually incompatible frames of reference" coincide. Such an event, as he described it, "is made to vibrate simultaneously on two different wavelengths, as it were." The outcome of this coincidence of independent matrices is either a collision, producing laughter, fusion, producing synthesis, or confrontation, producing aesthetic experience.
This presentation traces the many ways that Koestler's diagram can be found embodied within a series of critical events inside the developmental process and aspirations of the Transmute Collective's award winning multi-user interactive work, Intimate Transactions. Specifically, I will discuss this through my own collaborative involvement in this project developing the haptic feedback system. It will be argued that the multiple instantiations of this diagram resonate to produce a diagrammatic 'life' – signaling a way of thinking about the individuation of Intimate Transactions as a creature.
More generally, Koestler's diagram and this collaboration are discussed as a way to propose an idea of a transversal, distributed form of life that this has particular value in relation to ethical dimensions within creative practice research.
Paul Thomas: The probability of the diagram
This paper will explore links between art and science by focusing on Richard Feynman's 1979 diagrammatically enhanced lectures to explore various theoretical understandings of the quantum world revealing new possibilities that insert different realities into the physical world. These different realities will be compared with Gilles Deleuze's writing on diagrams revealed in the work of artist Francis Bacon. Feynman and Bacon were both drawn towards the diagram as a means to visualise and explore the probability of something occurring, 'It is like the emergence of another world'. (Deleuze 2005).
The creation of a diagram to form an underlying probability for an event to exist in multiple states will be explored and I will show its influence in my own practice led research. The 'probability amplitude' referencing the spin of the photon in Feynman's diagram is revealed in the collaborative artwork Multiverse, suggesting the existence of a parallel universe.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
Mike Phillips is Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts, Plymouth University, School of Arts & Media, Faculty of Arts. He is the Director of Research at i-DAT, an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation, and a Principal Supervisor for the Planetary Collegium. His R&D orbits digital architectures and transmedia publishing, and is manifest in a series of 'Operating Systems' that dynamically manifest 'data' as experience to enhance perspectives on a complex world. He manages the FulDome Immersive Vision Theatre (IVT), a transdisciplinary instrument for the manifestation of material, immaterial and imaginary worlds and is co-editor of Ubiquity, The Journal of Pervasive Media: http://www.ubiquityjournal.net/
Pia Ednie-Brown is a designer, theorist and educator with creative research practice Onomatopoeia. She is an Associate Professor and Coordinator of Postgraduate Research in the School of Architecture and Design at RMIT University. Her research explores the implications of new technologies for design, relations between composition, diagramming and affect, ethics and aesthetics. From 2009 to 2011 she led an ARC project (with Prof. Mark Burry, Oron Catts, and Dr Andrew Burrow) seeking to re-theorise innovation for contemporary design practices in terms of coupled ethical and aesthetic concerns therein. A chief outcome of this project was the issue of Architectural Design (AD): The Innovation Imperative: Architectures of Vitality (2013).
Paul Thomas is Head of Painting at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales. Paul is currently looking at photons and parallel universes in the work Multiverse. Paul is the co-chair of the Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference 2010, 2012 and 2014. Paul has been working in the area of electronic arts since 1981, and in 2000 instigated and was the founding Director of the Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth (2002, 2004). His nano artwork Nanoessence explored the space between life and death at a nano level, and Midas researched what is transferred at a nano level when skin touches gold. Paul's recent book Nanoart; The immateriality of art has just been published.
Tags: Diagram Intimate Transactions Koestler Mike Phillips paul thomas Pia Ednie-Brown Richard Feynman science scientific Transmute Collective
New Law School Lecture Theatre 106
New Law School Building, Eastern Avenue, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
ISEA2013 Delegates


Overflow Pools - Diamant Unipool s.r.o.
Thanks to their precision and exclusive design, the Diamant pools with an overflow rim are a very frequent choice for interior constructions.
We are the only Czech manufacturer offering a 10-year warranty for our pools.
Our unique design and manufacture makes us a leader in the market.
The luxury of having the water surface levelled with the top edge of the pool – a reason to opt for the overflow Diamant pool.
But it is not merely about the first-rate design. Thanks to their design removing and filtering the debris evenly along the entire pool perimeter, the overflow pools are very efficient in terms of water quality maintenance. Therefore, they are also used in public facilities and commercial establishments.
The only overflow pool on the market with an anodised aluminium rim.
The overflow drain directly connects to the pool wall.
A combination of polished stainless steel and Polystone. An exclusive Diamant Unipool solution. An excellent design feature for interior constructions. On demand only.


text:
Aurorus Audio Borealis Review
Review written by Andrew Park (@Resolve)
Headphones provided for review by a community member
The Aurorus Audio Borealis has been making waves across a number of enthusiast communities for some time, and while I got a chance to hear it at a meet near the end of 2019, this is a headphone that's had quite a long development process. The guys from Aurorus Audio are in many ways enthusiasts turned manufacturers, and like other examples of this, much of the focus gets put on meticulously tuning the headphones to reach an agreeable frequency response.
Aurorus Audio is a small company based in the Unites States (their headphones are made there as well), and while they're fairly new to producing headphones, they've generated a fanbase among core headphone enthusiast communities. They currently have two headphones available, one open and one closed.
Their open-back model, the Borealis, has been on my radar for some time, but it's also been somewhat elusive for me to get my hands on for an extended period of time simply due to its limited availability. Now that it's been released, however, and some customers already have them, one was kind enough to send one in for review.
Style - Open Back
Driver - 50mm dynamic drivers
Impedance - 32ohm impedance
Cable - 6' TRS (3/4") terminated cable (Audeze/ZMF compatible)
iFi Pro iDSD -> Cayin IHA-6
iFi Pro iDSD -> SPL Phonitor X
Mytek Liberty DAC
Auris Audio Euterpe
Earmen TR-Amp
iFi iDSD Micro Black Label
Build, Design & Comfort
In my mind the biggest obstacle to get past with the Aurorus Audio Borealis is its build and style. This looks and feels like a quintessentially 'boutique' style headphone, where the manufacturers had to rely on doing things themselves rather than relying on mass production. It's also clear by the look and feel that the primary focus for this headphone is on sound quality - as it should be.
The top headband is a strap made from what appears to be a seatbelt type of material, and it's affixed to the sides of two metal rods on the sides that hold the headphone together and create the clamp angle. Speaking of which, I find that while the Borealis isn't the most lightweight headphone, it's reasonably comfortable for a long period of time, without any clamp force issues whatsoever. I do notice that over time the cups start to sag down on my ears a bit, causing me to have to re-adjust where the strap connects to the rods, but it's not a big problem.
The Borealis is an open-back dynamic driver headphone that uses the same off-the-shelf Tymphany driver that's found in the Kennerton Vali headphones - so this doesn't use any unique or fancy diaphragm materials like Beryllium to get the job done. Instead, the Borealis causes us to ask the question of what's possible for sound quality with a more traditional transducer, as long as the headphone's tuning is well done. And, on that front, the Borealis does not disappoint. It has to be said that for the most part, the Borealis performs better than its price point of $900 indicates, and I find that it competes with headphones that cost quite a bit more. In many ways, this evaluation isn't a question of whether or not the Borealis' sound quality meets its price tag, but rather how far can it go beyond that.
Detail Retrieval
For detail, image clarity, textural nuance and structural definition I find the Borealis to be easily appropriate for its price tag, however I find that the sense of details is partially also enhanced by some of its other qualities like speed and instrument separation. When I compare it directly to the (much more expensive) Focal Clear, that internal sense of detail and image clarity is noticeably better on the Clear - especially for the mids and bass. But with that said, the Borealis still does an exceptional job of making it easy to isolate individual lines and look into the music to analyze all the different layers.
Speed & Dynamics
I find the Borealis to have an excellent sense of speed and immediacy for the initial leading edge. This is a very fast sounding dynamic driver headphone. Importantly, it's also got excellent dynamics. There's a strong sense of punch and impact to bass tones, giving it a satisfying thump. Again, for Dynamics the Borealis competes with headphones that cost twice as much, if not more so.
Soundstage & Imaging
While the Borealis doesn't sound intimate or claustrophobic to me, it's definitely not the most spacious presentation. I find it to be slightly larger than that of the Focal Clear, but not by much. Importantly, however, in my mind the Borealis' shining quality is its instrument separation and distinction. Usually this is a quality I associate more strongly with planar magnetic headphones, but the Borealis shows that it's possible to get excellent image distinction in dynamic driver headphones as well. In my mind this is also one of the reasons for the added sense of detail - you have an easier time identifying all the details in your music because they're so well separated from each other.
I have to admit that I'm a bit disappointed by the Borealis' timbre. I was hoping that due to its frequency response it would have a kind of naturalness and realism to it that existed with Sennheiser HD580, but I find that it has a kind of dryness to it that doesn't quite work for me. To be more specific, it sounds almost as if everything is being pulled too tightly or strained a bit. But with that said, it's still more natural sounding than many planar magnetic headphones, so it's not that it has bad timbre, just that I was hoping it would be top of the class here and to my ear it's not.
Frequency Response & Tonality
The following is how the Borealis measures on the GRAS 43AG standardized measurement rig relative to the combined Harman target curve (Harman 2013 bass but Harman 2018 mids and treble). For reference, the Harman 2018 bass is substantially elevated - far too much for what I think most audiophiles would consider appropriate, even if some bass heads may like it, so I prefer to use the more modest 2013 bass shelf. In any case, these are raw measurements, meaning it should not look like a flat line across. This instead shows the raw measurement relative to the target that would otherwise be normalized in compensated measurements.
Borealis Default Pads vs Harman Combined
In general the Borealis has an excellent frequency response. The bass follows the 2013 Harman shelf impressively well, yielding possibly some of the best bass response for an open-back dynamic driver headphone. While it doesn't extend as far down into the sub-bass as most planar magnetic headphones do, this is still quite good, and importantly the shelf comes down at an appropriate spot before any bleed into the midrange.
For the mids, there's a slight emphasis around 1.5khz that does get to me on certain recordings. There's a bit of nasally or honky tone to certain instruments, but it's not too significant. What's great about the rest of the mids though is that they have an appropriate elevation at the primary ear resonance above 2khz, and things are basically perfect up until 5khz.
And speaking of which, the 5.5khz peak we see on the graph is audible to a certain degree, however once again this only shows up as a percussion compression on certain recordings. I find that for the most part this is still on the right side of that, and not something that intrudes on my enjoyment of the music often.
The rest of the treble response is also excellent, and impressively close to that of the Focal Utopia. There's no sibilance issues or anything that sounds harsh or fatiguing, and then there's ample air quality above 12khz to give a good sense of openness and resolution.
The bottom line is that apart from two minor issues, the Borealis has an excellent frequency response that fits with what I'd consider typically neutral, and it sounds great with just about all genres. In particular though I found it most enjoyable with acoustic and instrumental recordings - and not just because I happen to like that stuff, but more so because it appropriately follows the ear-related gain factors in the upper midrange, and this type of tuning really brings out resonant tones for acoustic guitars.
If that doesn't sound like something you want, it's also possible to pad swap, and while some may enjoy different presentations you get from changing the pads, I found that no matter which pads I used, I ended up preferring the stock ones. For example, when switching to the ZMF Universe Perf Suede pads, I found that it just accentuated the 5.5khz peak a bit too strongly, and this was a common theme for most of the pads I tried.
Borealis ZMF Universe Suede vs Harman Combined
While the Borealis doesn't require EQ to sound good, I do think it benefits from a few adjustments, namely by reducing 1.5khz by about 2dB with medium-wide filter, and then reducing the 5.5khz peak also by about 2dB, this time with a more narrow filter.
While the following comparisons are totally unfair price-wise, in my opinion it's worth considering them simply because when it comes to the notion of an 'all-rounder', the Borealis performs quite well. I consider these options also great 'all-rounders', and while I do rate them all higher than the Borealis, it's worth having that conversation to see just how close the Borealis comes.
Focal Clear ($1499)
While both have an excellent frequency response, I find the Borealis to be slightly behind the Clear when it comes to technicalities, although slightly ahead for soundstage. I prefer the Clear's handling of the bass and midrange, even though the Borealis also has excellent bass response. The Borealis has a better treble presentation to my ear - that is, at least above 5.5khz. The Clear by contrast has a slight peak at around 6khz and a bit of a sharp sounding bump at 8.5khz, while the Borealis is a bit smoother in that region. So overall, the Clear is I think the next step up from the Borealis, but it's surprising how close it comes.
ZMF Auteur ($1599)
The main difference between the Auteur and the Borealis is that the Auteur has a more spacious presentation, and a noticeably more natural and 'euphonic' sounding timbre. This may have to do with its slightly slower decay, or maybe it's taking on some properties of the wood - but in general I find the Auteur to also be slightly more enjoyable than the Borealis for those qualities. At the same time, the Borealis sounds faster and tighter to me - with a bit more impact in the bass. Both have an excellent frequency response and tonal balance throughout.
Focal Utopia ($4000)
This is a totally unfair comparison, but I just wanted to note again how close to the Utopia the Borealis' frequency response is in the upper mids and treble. The one important difference is the Borealis' 5.5khz peak, but apart from that it's nearly identical. With that said, the Utopia is clearly better for detail retrieval, but it's still impressive that the Borealis is able achieve that kind of familiarity.
The Borealis has several knocks against it that should be considered. Its look and build doesn't exactly indicate 'premium' the way a more refined production and manufacturing process might. There's a strong 'boutique' element to this headphone that may be off-putting to some. If you can get past this, or you find yourself able to appreciate the uniqueness of it all, then the Borealis is a great sounding headphone that easily gets my recommendation - especially as an 'all-rounder'. It's not the best at any one thing in particular, but it does just about everything really well, and it does so with a generally agreeable frequency response.
-Andrew Park (@Resolve)
Join the discussion about the Aurorus Audio Borealis on "The HEADPHONE Community".


text:
Datananas Help Center
Group 65Go to Datananas English Français
Sequence state of contacts
You contacts take on different states on the platform as they progress through the sequences. These states are automatic and filterable.
Written by Nicolas Roche
In Datananas, your contacts have a state that changes automatically as they progress through the sequences.
What is the sequence state?
The meaning of the different states is given to you when you move your pointer over the status of a contact:
"Added": the contact has been added to the sequence but has not yet been contacted (he has not yet received the first e-mail of the sequence)
"Active": the contact has received the first step of the sequence and has further scheduled steps.
"Replied": the contact has answered manually and is therefore no longer active in the sequence
"Stopped": The contact has received the last step of the sequence. For a period of time that you define in the parameters of your sequence, he takes the status "stopped":
- If at the end of the number of days you have defined, the contact has still not responded to the sequence, he takes the state "Unresponsive".
- If over this period he manually answers to one of the e-mails in the sequence, he takes the status "Replied".
"Unresponsive": the contact has received all the sequence steps but has not replied.
"Unsubscribed": the contact is unsubscribed from the sequence
"Blacklisted": the contact is blacklisted.
"Bounced": the contact's email adress seems wrong, the messages could not be delivered.
"Error": An error occurred while sending the emails
"Paused" : The contact has been paused in the sequence
Specific cases :
If a contact answers negatively with a "strong" negative answer (For example : "Please do not contact me again"), he is automatically blacklisted, he takes on the state "Replied" and is removed from the sequence.
If the contact clicks on the unsubscribe link, his sequence state is Unsubscribed
If you unsubscribe a contact in a sequence and add him to the blacklist at the same time, it will be Blacklisted (only if its sequence status was : "added", "active", "paused" or "stopped" - for all other sequence states : "answered" or "did not reply", then the contact is added to the blacklist but his state in the sequence remains the same)
If you unsubscribe a contact in a sequence without adding it to the blacklist at the same time, it will be given the state Unsubscribed.
If you add a contact to the blacklist, the contact will be Blacklisted.
If you unsubscribe a contact that has the "Added" state in the sequence, then he will not take on the state "Unsubscribed" and will not be considered as a contact that has been added to this sequence.
Sequence state display
To display the sequence state of your contacts, you have several options:
First option: In the Contacts view, click on Display (1) and select the Sequences field (2). Then click on Save (3). You will display a column that shows for each contact the Sequences in which he is, and has been. As well as its state in each of the sequences.
Second option: on the Contacts view, click on Display (1) then select the field Sequence state (2). Then click on Save (3). You will see a column showing for each contact its sequence state in the last sequence to which it was added.
Filter your contacts according to their sequence state
You can also filter on the sequence state via the clickable button on the left of the Contacts view :
Click on "Add filter" (1).
Select the field "Sequence state" (2) and then choose between "is" and "is not" (3).
Finally, choose the sequence state from the drop-down menu (4).
Click on the button Add a criteria (5) to validate your search. Then you will get a selection of contacts whose status in the last sequence to which they were added is the one specified in your query.


What Parts of the Body can Lasers Treat?
To learn more about how California Skin Institute providers can use lasers and other devices to address aging skin on the chest, neck, and other parts of the body, please contact a practice near you.* Or simply fill out the Contact Form, below, to schedule your consultation.


text:
Home » After the Manifesto: Writing, Architecture, and Media in a New Century
After the Manifesto: Writing, Architecture, and Media in a New Century
After the Manifest: Writing, Architecture, and Media in a New Century, edited by Craig Buckley, Columbia GSAPP Books on Architecture, March 2015, 176 pages, (paper) $35.
Philip Nobel
After the Manifesto: Writing, Architecture, and Media in a New Century, edited by Craig Buckley, Columbia GSAPP Books on Architecture, March 2015, 176 pages,(paper) $35.
The first lines of Craig Buckley's introduction to this collection of essays from the proceedings of conferences on the subject of manifestos at Columbia and the University of Navarra in 2012, seem surprising. "There has been something like a mania for the manifesto in recent years," he writes. After an absence, "Today we seem to be surrounded by them." Surrounded? I hadn't noticed a single one.
Buckley reports a variety of events from 2008 through 2014 that elicited architectural calls to action in manifesto form. Although he provides a solid list, the events he cites were held at minor if respectable venues from New York to Istanbul. Many associated revolutionary texts were also published, in print or online. Yet they reinforced my qualms about the manner in which contemporary architects effect change. After weighing the essays in the book—by architecture figures such as Beatriz Colomina, Mark Wigley, Bernard Tschumi, and their counterparts at Navarra—my qualms turned to skepticism.
If someone inhabiting my own small media niche, at most one subculture away, could entirely miss this "mania for the manifesto"—and indeed all of the writings themselves—it does more than signal a fundamental decline in the utility of that vehicle of persuasion for architects: it is confirming evidence of the broader rift that calls into question the power of any traditional form of communication to encourage big, pancultural change in a world defined by vast forums for communication and the resulting isolation of its cultural centers.
The manifesto, in its 20th-century heyday, relied on the press for its relevance. Several contributors to Buckley's book celebrate the fact that when "Le Futurisme" was published in 1909, it sprawled over the front page of Le Figaro. Seen at once by many thousands, the piece of writing we know as the Futurist Manifesto did come to change the way we—the biggest we, not the little we in direct professional engagement—see and make art and buildings.
Yet few essays in After the Manifesto address the fact that the infrastructure or platforms that allowed would-be revolutionaries to shout effectively beyond their own subcultural frontiers no longer exist.
Failing to engage with the shared experience through social media we all now take for granted—although Colomina discusses the internet before she punts—the publishing effort remains decidedly historical. We never get a sense of the present or a glimpse of the future.
It's a missed opportunity. The only relief in our lives from the isolation of the new normal is a fleeting and occasional echo of a lost communal space that presents itself in our mass-consumed virality (e.g., "going viral"). This phenomenon is so exceptional and dear precisely because it holds the promise of a unifying experience, consolidating intention and catalyzing change across subcultures. Denied the paths manifestos once traveled, no words about architecture will ever wield so much power again. Yet, whether rendered or photographed or filmed, architecture still can break through.
So, architects, let your buildings be the messengers of your ideas. No one is reading your manifestos.
Recent Articles by Philip Nobel
If Venice Dies
Building for a Changing Culture and Climate: World Atlas of Sustainable Architecture
The Architecture of Paul Rudolph


text:
Owen James Hart
Owen James Hart (May 7, 1965 – May 23, 1999) was a Canadian professional and amateur wrestler who worked for several promotions including Stampede Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW), World Championship Wrestling (WCW), and most notably, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). A member of the Hart wrestling family, Hart was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada the youngest of 12 children to Stampede Wrestling promoter and WWE Hall of Famer Stu Hart and Helen Hart.
Among other accolades, Hart was a one-time USWA Unified World Heavyweight Champion, two-time WWF Intercontinental Champion, one-time IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion, one-time WWF European Champion and four-time WWF World Tag Team Champion. He was also the winner of the 1994 WWF King of the Ring. Although he never captured the WWF Championship, he competed for the title on multiple occasions and has been cited by a number of peers as one of the WWF's most talented professional wrestlers.
Hart died on May 23, 1999 when an equipment malfunction occurred during his entrance from the rafters of Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Missouri, U.S., at the WWF's Over the Edge pay-per-view event.
Description above from the Wikipedia article Owen Hart, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For Acting
Known Credits 73
Birthday 1965-05-07
Day of Death 1999-05-23
Place of Birth Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Official Site -
Owen Hart
The Blue Blazer
Acting TV ShowsMovies
2017 WWE: 30 Years of Survivor Series
2017 1997: Dawn of the Attitude
2017 WWE Unreleased: 1986-1995
2016 WWE: Attitude Era: Vol. 3 Unreleased
2016 Our Nation's Pride: The Best of Canadian Superstars
2015 Owen Hart of Gold
2013 Bret Hart: The Dungeon Collection
2010 WWE: Hart & Soul - The Hart Family Anthology
2009 Hitman Hart: Wrestling With Shadows - 10th Anniversary as Himself
2009 WWE: Greatest Wrestling Stars of the '90s as Himself
2008 WWE: The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment
2006 WWE: History of the WWE Championship
1999 WWE Over the Edge as Himself
1999 WWE SmackDown Live (1 episode) as The Blue Blazer
1999 WWE Backlash: In Your House as Himself
1999 WWE WrestleMania XV as Himself
1999 WWE St. Valentine's Day Massacre: In Your House as Himself
1999 WWE Royal Rumble 1999 as Himself
1998 Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows as Himself
1998 WWE Rock Bottom: In Your House as Himself
1998 WWE Breakdown: In Your House as Himself
1998 WWE SummerSlam 1998 as Himself
1998 WWE Heat (384 episodes)
1998 WWE Fully Loaded: In Your House as Himself
1998 WWE King of the Ring 1998 as Himself
1998 WWE Over the Edge: In Your House as Himself
1998 WWE Unforgiven: In Your House as Himself
1998 WWE Mayhem in Manchester as Himself
1998 WWE WrestleMania XIV as Himself
1998 WWE No Way Out of Texas: In Your House as Owen Hart
1997 WWE Survivor Series 1997 as Himself
1997 WWE Badd Blood: In Your House as Himself
1997 WWE One Night Only as Himself
1997 WWE Ground Zero: In Your House as Himself
1997 WWE In Your House 16: Canadian Stampede as Himself
1997 WWE In Your House 15: A Cold Day In Hell as Himself
1997 WWE In Your House 14: Revenge of the Taker as Himself
1997 WWE WrestleMania 13 as Himself
1997 WWE In Your House 13: Final Four as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 12: It's Time as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 11: Buried Alive as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 10: Mind Games as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 9: International Incident as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies as Himself
1996 WWE WrestleMania XII as Himself
1996 WWE In Your House 6: Rage in the Cage as Himself
1995 WWE In Your House 5: Seasons Beatings as Himself
1995 WWE In Your House 4: Great White North as Himself
1995 WWE In Your House 2: Lumberjacks as Himself
1995 WWE In Your House as Himself
1995 WWE WrestleMania XI as Himself
1994 WWE Royal Rumble 1994 as Himself as Owen Hart
1993 WWE Raw (4 episodes) as The Blue Blazer (144 episodes) as Owen Hart (1 episode) as Owen Har (1 episode)
1992 WWE WrestleMania VIII as Himself
1989 WWE WrestleMania V as The Blue Blazer
1988 WWE Survivor Series 1988 as The Blue Blazer
1986 WWF Wrestling Challenge (22 episodes)


Is Email Marketing Relevant For Your Bar?
Thanksgiving is nearly here and with it comes the traditionally busy bar night of Thanksgiving Eve. If you've ever gone out the night before Turkey Day, you may have noticed it's bumping out there. Why?


Obituary: Colonel Dona Joseph LaCouture, Jr.
Colonel Dona Joseph LaCouture Jr. ret. USAF died on Veteran's Day 2009 in Naples, FL. He was born in Brockton, MA. He is survived by Helen, his loving wife of 67 years; his daughters, Donna MacLeod of Glencoe, IL, Denise Lindenhall of Annapolis, MD; his sons-in-law, Andrew MacLeod and Lars Lindenhall; and his grandaughters, Lani and Madison MacLeod. He was preceded in death by his grandaughter Liza Bates-Macleod. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.


text:
Q: Alternative to componentWillReceiveProps for my particular use case Since componentWillReceiveProps will be deprecated, I have heard alternatives to use componentDidUpdate, but the problem is componentDidUpdate will also be invoked on state changes as well.
Now, most common answers to this question is to compare the previous and current props and do the required action.
But, I want to do certain actions whenever prop changes regardless of whether prop is same as the previous or not.
An example for such a use case would be like this.
Use case 1:
I have a search bar on the top of my page, when user types in the search bar and then the search button is clicked, all the other components have to do certain actions. So, when an a string is searched, I used to set a state in redux. And all the other components would get to know these changes from componentWillReceiveProps. Now I wouldn't check for if prevProps and currentProps were the same. Each time when componentWillReceiveProps is invoked, I'd do the certain actions, because, if the user removed the string searched, and retypes the same string, and clicks on the search button again, the other components still need to do those actions, even if the searched string is same as the previous one.  So comparing current and previous props is not something that I can do here.
Now with componentDidUpdate, if I do those actions without any check, since it also invoked on state changes, it wouldn't work.
Use case 2:
Listening to changes in routes, I use React Router which uses location objects. Now I would use componentWillReceiveProps in this case as well, to listen to the location changes and update my component accordingly, regardless of if the same location object is passed again. So, same issue as the previous use case
What would be the ideal way to approach such scenarios?

A: You can perhaps add an additional field to Redux Store which would convey information that a new action from user happened, such as timestamp of clicking the search button, or a UUID, and then compare in componentDidUpdate with that.


Best way to cull orphaned metadata that's visible in catalog pane? - ACD Systems International Inc.
Best way to cull orphaned metadata that's visible in catalog pane?
I've been correcting some EXIF and IPTC metadata, but now when I open the catalog pane and look, for example, at IPTC Keywords, both the incorrect and corrected keywords are listed. If I select an old keyword, it finds no associated images (which is good), but I'd like to remove the orphaned metadata from the catalog pane. What's the most efficient way to do that?
Why doesn't ACDSee enable the same Picker & Edit List functionality for all IPTC metadata fields as it does for IPTC:Keywords and IPTC:Suplemental Categories? That would provide an easy way to delete orphaned metadata from all other IPTC fields. Please ACDSee, can you implement this?
Pick the keyword you want to remove.
After 40-70 seconds ACD will come back with a message stating the keyword was removed... or... the keyword is still in use.


text:
Saint-Brandon
country Mauritius
Altitude 4 a.s.l.
coordinates 17° 33.0' S 59° 37.2' E
Weather Mauritius
Cargados Carajos Shoals
Climate Saint-Brandon
Dec.hidden December 90 31 25
Jan. January 285 31 26
Feb. February 195 31 26
Mar. March 185 31 26
Apr. April 155 30 26
May May 165 29 24
Aug. August 70 26 22
Sep. September 40 27 22
Oct. October 40 27 23
Nov. November 55 29 24
Dec. December 90 31 25
Jan.hidden January 285 31 26
For the month of January, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2014.
For the month of February, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2014.
For the month of March, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2001 and 2013.
For the month of April, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of May, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of June, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of July, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of August, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of September, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of October, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of November, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.
For the month of December, average values for station "Saint-Brandon" were calculated from climate data measured between the years 2000 and 2013.


Special rates are available on a first come first served basis to guests attending functions at the hotel. Please ask reception for details as these rates are not available online.
Dogs are welcome to stay in some of our rooms for £20 per room per night.
Please see our Offers page for late availability and promotions. You will not find our rates cheaper anywhere else.
Please note that a cancellation charge will be made if the booking is cancelled after 12 noon on the day prior to arrival. The charge applicable will be the full cost of the first night.
All major debit and credit cards are accepted.


Sep 13, 2017· Bitumin Lanka Metal Crusher - Rajagiriya null, 575,nawala Road. BITUMIN Lanka Metal Crusher. 575,Nawala Road Rajagiriya Sri Lanka. Call Click to see their Quarry Dust * Suppliers of all Suppliers of all types of used Japan Asphalt Plant & Crusher Plants & used Construction Machinery.
Download Metal Crusher Plant In Sri Lanka Fo PC Wii U ... » Learn More. metal crushers in sri lanka. Specific content. Solutions Of Metal Crushers For Sale In Sri Lanka. As a global leading manufacturer of products and services for the mining industry, our company ... » Learn More. metal crusher sales in sri lanka - SBM. metal crusher sales in sri lanka.
Gold Prospectors Potable Hammer Mill. hammer crusher prospectors Grinding Mill China. gold prospectors potable hammermill beltconveyers . how to build hammer mill for gold prospecting … Chili powder grinder,chili powder production … News More. Muti-Functional Stainless Steel Rice Powder Grinder for Sri Lanka.
metal crusher machine for sale in sri lanka. metal crusher machine for rent in sri lanka quarries to obtain limestone and metal ores jaw crusher eccentric shaft metal type metal crusher supplier for smelter ... Read More. metal crusher machine for sale in sri lanka.
Sri Lanka Property Sales&Businesses. A chance of a lifetime to purchase a property 845 perches ( 5 acres and 45 perches) in extent, 80% of the land consisting of a large rock. ... sri lanka metal crusher [ 4.8 - 8936 Ratings ] The Gulin product line, consisting of more than 30 machines, sets the . metal crusher sale in sri lanka .
XSM supply stone crusher machines for river stone crushing in Australia. ... for sale in Sri Lanka NEXT: Crushing equipment sales for copper ore in Kazakhstan ... stone crusher price in sri lanka - price for used stone crusher plant Hard rock crushing equipment for sale .
Metal crusher machinery sale in sri lanka 9 Sep 2016, Hello, we is crusher, milling machine manufacturers if you have needs you are can consult we Now chatting.
metal crusher for sale in sri lanka. rice mill machine for sale cebu philippines. Winwin with brown rice Inquirer Opinion rice mill machine for sale cebu philippines, The milling machines may have made life somewhat easier, but White rice also raises the risk of diabetes, fast rising in the Philippines andMill View all ads available in the Philippines Brand new and used for sale.
Metal Crusher Machinery Sale In Sri Lanka..grinding mill,the company"s crushers machine for sale main stone crusher,Crusher Machine For Sale The SKD is professional ore crushing machinery company,sand sri lankas ubiquitous metal crusher machine price in sri lanka. Chat With Sales.
JAYANTHI METAL CRUSHERS. In Sri Lanka. Hingurana Rd Newguna, Waripathanchena Ampara, Sri Lanka.
galik metal quarry sri lanka in kalutara products Ball Crusher in Sri Lanka,Sri Lanka Metal Quarry Machine for Sale,Jaw quarry in sri lanka. stone crusher. Chat With Sales SAMARASINGHE METAL CRUSHER PVT LTD.
High yield metal waste bicycle crusher car shell crusher machine crusher for sale in sri lanka Description of Metal Scrap Recycling Crusher Machine Industrial Metal Shredder And Crusher is researched and developed by Gongyi City Yuxiang Machinery Co.,Ltd.
Stone Crusher. sri lanka jaw crusher suppliers. metal crusher in sri ... gold crusher machine sales in sri ... glass crusher to rent uk – Grinding Mill China srilankan metal crusher sales.
sri lanka metal crusher grinding mill china metal crushers in sri lanka coal surface mining. metal ... mobile metal crusher sale in sri lanka. Industry tools and ... Contact Supplier metal crushers in sri lanka . Metal Crusher In Sri Lanka, ... TCM is quite experienced in construction, milling and mining industry.
Metal Crusher Machine For Rent In Sri Lanka. metal crusher machine for sale in sri lanka. metal crusher machines in sri lanka - bunniks. metal crushers in sri lanka crusher for sale. metal crusher factory for sale in srilanka,zenith Solutions .


Jan Schermer is nominated for Best Sound for the Polish feature film Poklosie (Aftermath) at the Orly national film awards. Poklosie is directed by Wladyslaw Pasikowski, produced by Apple Film and co-produced by Topkapi Film. Dialogue editing and foley recording was done in Warchau and Lodz, Poland. Effects editing, sound design and re-recording mix at WarnierPosta, Amsterdam.
Previous: 100,000 visitors for Ushi Must Marry: Golden Film!


The goal in this day and age is to get our patients walking as soon as possible in an effort to keep the newly remodeled joint moving. Years ago the thinking was to keep the patient in bed so that the joint could heal; the problem with that line of logic was that the joint tended to get stiff and it would take even longer to rehabilitate. If all else fails there is always surgical intervention. A tailors bunion is different than the classic bunion in that in this type of bunion we do not really have to worry about biomechanical considerations.
Running shoes with ample space for the toes helps prevent bunion pain during and after a run. With bunions that aren't too prominent, padding may be adequate for preventing pain. Some others require custom-made orthotic shoe inserts. A piece of foam about 1 cm thick inserted between the big toe and the second toe eliminates friction, advises the Sports Injury Clinic. Podiatrists and sports trainers provide instructions for properly taping a foot with a bunion to prevent pain as well. Treatment Beverly Magee is a web developer and a fitness instructor who resides in Texas. She is living in Texas and write for various publications online regarding foot problems.
If athletes were given less care and more thought, the doctors might come up with some original ideas on why illness persists, why injury doesn't clear up. If more non-physicians – podiatrists and physiotherapists for instance – could be induced to lend their ideas and talents, we might see a completely new approach to sports medicine. If the athlete had to wait longer for surgery, he might have time to recover from his ailments. " I have a curse. It's not rare, it's not life-threatening, but it is a curse. Some days it hobbles me more than others, and I have to gingerly mince my way around.
This is Hallux abduction. The muscle that does this action is Abductor Hallucis If you have a bunion, this action might be lost to you temporarily. You must act to get it back! You can stroke the inside of your foot with your fingers to stimulate it, from below the bunion bump back toward the heel. If you stroke hard enough your big toe might move. Eventually you want to be able to control this movement without help. Then you can abduct your big toe and place it where it belongs.
All radiographs were conducted under standardized, weight-bearing conditions at V1, V3, and V6–8. Posterior-anterior radiographs were used to measure the hallux valgus angle (HVA), intermetatarsal angle (IMA), and the distal metatarsal articular angle (DMAA). To determine the axis of the first metatarsal bone, a line was drawn from the center of the head through the center of the base of the first metatarsal bone. This is considered the most precise, least biased method for determining postoperative effects 15 . All measurements were independently performed by three orthopedic surgeons. Postoperative treatment Tall Tales Writing Activities for Third Grade. Tall tales are stories about hardships with ambitious heroes who display phenomenal abilities.
As the deformity progresses, the first metatarsal angles away from the others, and the tendons and ligaments surrounding the joint are stretched and altered in a way which does not allow them to function correctly. Over time the tendons on the top of the first toe act as a deforming force and cause the toe to be pulled even further. Bunions can occur from biomechanical or structural foot deformities , wearing shoes that are too tight, hereditary factors. Foot injuries, neuromuscular problems, and flat feet can also contribute to their formation.
Over-the-counter pain medications treat bunion pain from running in many instances. Ibuprofen, naproxen and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, otherwise known as NSAIDs, are likely to be effective. An ice pack after a run reduces pain and inflammation as well, advises MayoClinic.com. If pain lingers, heat can be of benefit too. Doctor of podiatric medicine Terry Spilken, a faculty member of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, recommends heating pads and foot soaks in hot water with or without Epsom salt on MotherNature.com. Solution The diagnosis is made simply by the history of the complaint and a clinical examination of the toe. An X-ray may be taken to confirm this.
Just because you have this deformity does not necessarily mean you have to have treatment. In the asymptomatic or non-painful deformity it is more prudent to find the underlying cause of the deformity and make changes accordingly. In most cases a prescription orthotic device by a podiatrist will control the abnormal foot function that is aggravating the formation of the deformity. implant failure- in the case of a joint implant there is always the possibility it may have to be removed due to infection or reaction to the materials of the implant.


When you're running tons of commands every single day, it's obvious that you may want to keep a track of your terminal activities. For advanced Linux users, this is the burning truth. Well, if your terminal is set to remember history, then checking out the entire history shouldn't be a problem at all.
Need to find out the history with date and time? Let's get started!
At first, let's make sure that the time format of the history is set. For that purpose, we have to define an environmental variable "HISTTIMEFORMAT".
Let's check out what each of the parts means.
Voila! You can find out the entire history of all the commands you ran previously.
Append the following two lines to the .bash_profile and relogin to the bash shell again to see the change. In this example, only 1000 commands will be stored in the bash history.
if you want to clear all the previous history, but want to keep the history moving forward.
The command "history" is also highly customizable with various available parameters.
You can also export the man page to a text file for later reading.


Still Looking For The Right Coding Partner?
We Convert Designs To Code For Agencies & Designers.
Custom PSD to HTML, Sketch to HTML, & WordPress Development.
For years, we've worked personally with countless agencies and designers who are let down by gig-hopping freelancers and ever changing sales people at those factory-like competitors. We know those pain points.
We're the web development solution that does it right.
Our Team, In Sync With Yours.
We know exactly where you're coming from. With us, you'll always know who you'll get: a single point of contact, right here in Austin, speaking native English, available during US business hours.
Our team brings years of development expertise, along with a design background, so we're always on the same page.
We Work The Way You Do.
No new account needed here! We manage projects via email and are glad to chat/call. We love the tools you already use: Dropbox, Google Drive, Marvel, Invision, Photoshop, Sketch and Skype, to name a few.
We're flexible to create a streamlined handoff process for you as an extension of your team.
We Make It Look Good. Everywhere.
No matter the device, your responsive website will look good. We're mobile-minded, by default. Only have desktop designs? Don't worry! We'll handle the tablet and mobile views according to industry standards.
Plus, we test on real devices, not emulators like some others, so we know your site is beautiful in the real world.
We provide firm quotes & timelines upfront, so you can plan at ease. Our team has been working together in the PSD to HTML industry for years - we know you expect competitive pricing, top quality, and 100% confidentiality.
Those old services aren't what they used to be. Freelancers can be unreliable. Don't settle - our team has thousands of projects under its belt.
Support To Back It Up.
Our deliverables are W3C valid, well-commented, SEO semantic, and white-label, by default. We have a multi-level QA process to ensure pixel-perfect and we deliver a live preview for quick reviews upon delivery.
All projects are backed by our 30-day support period and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
We're experts in front-end, but we don't stop there! Bring us your WooCommerce or Email projects. We love 'em! Need help installing a website after delivery? We got you! Don't be afraid to ask - our devs go above and beyond.
Don't have final designs? Just need an MVP or a prototype built? We can help no matter your stage.
This is how the PSD to HTML magic happens. No automated shortcuts. All hand-coded to your custom needs.
We check out your designs (PSD, Sketch, AI etc...) and specs. Then we address any questions and confirm your requirements (e.g. interactions).
Our project manager works alongside our lead developer to ensure an accurate, timely quote before sending to you for approval.
Finally, the developer, dedicated QA staff, and PM review the work. We provide a link to a live preview, then deliver final files via Dropbox.
Get a quote today, or discuss how we can work together.


This month we announced the capability to migrate Classic (v1) IaaS resources to Azure Resource Manager (v2) resources. During the public preview, we are offering two migration scopes primarily targeting Compute and Network. Support for migration of Storage Accounts is planned and will be released very soon. However, to allow seamless migration, we have enabled the classic storage accounts to contain disks for Resource Manager VMs.