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Ayn Rand here sets forth the moral principles of Objectivism, the philosophy that holds human life--the life proper to a rational being--as the standard of moral values and regards altruism as incompatible with man's nature, with the creative requirements of his survival, and with a free society. More than 1.3 million copies sold!
This is the first self-contained text to consider security and non-cooperative behavior in wireless networks. Major networking trends are analyzed and their implications explained in terms of security and cooperation, and potential malicious and selfish misdeeds are described along with the existing and future security techniques. Fundamental questions of security including user and device identification; establishment of security association; secure and cooperative routing in multi-hop networks; fair bandwidth distribution; and privacy protection are approached from a theoretical perspective and supported by real-world examples including ad hoc, mesh, vehicular, sensor, and RFID networks. Important relationships between trust, security, and cooperation are also discussed. Contains homework problems and tutorials on cryptography and game theory. This text is suitable for advanced undergraduates and graduate students of electrical engineering and computer science, and researchers and practitioners in the wireless industry. Lecture slides and instructor-only solutions available online (www.cambridge.org/9780521873710).
It is difficult to be hopeful in the midst of daily news about the effects of climate change on people and our planet. While the Christian basis for hope is the resurrection of Jesus, unfortunately far too many American Protestant Christians do not connect this belief with the daily witness of their faith. This book argues that the resurrection proclaims a notion of hope that should be the foundation of a theology of creation care that manifests itself explicitly in the daily lives of believers. Christian hope not only inspires us to do great and courageous things but also serves as a critique of current systems and powers that degrade humans, nonhumans, and the rest of creation and thus cause us to be hopeless. Belief in the resurrection hope should cause us to be a different sort of people. Christians should think, purchase, eat, and act in novel and courageous ways because they are motivated daily by the resurrection of Jesus. This is the only way to be hopeful in the age of climate change.


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Hell in the Heartland - Kearney, Missouri
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan investigate violent paranormal activity at a family home in the small town of Kearney, Mo. During their separate investigations, Steve tracks down the .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan investigate violent paranormal activity at a family home in the small town of Kearney, Mo. During their separate investigations, Steve tracks down the history of a ruthless Civil War-era gang leader, while Amy encounters several deceased individuals, including a trapped male spirit and a dead woman capable of physically assaulting the living.
Night Terrors - Brumley, Missouri
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Brumley, Missouri, to investigate paranormal disturbances keeping customers awake at a historic bed-and-breakfast. While Steve's investigation .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Brumley, Missouri, to investigate paranormal disturbances keeping customers awake at a historic bed-and-breakfast. While Steve's investigation reveals a surprising past involving medicine and religion, including a horrific murder-suicide, Amy encounters several translucent entities, one of which is stalking the living from within the building's walls.
This episode has no summary.
Deadly Promise - Chicago
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Chicago to investigate paranormal activity terrorizing the employees and customers at funeral home-turned-tattoo parlor. Included: Steve's .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Chicago to investigate paranormal activity terrorizing the employees and customers at funeral home-turned-tattoo parlor. Included: Steve's investigation reveals a shocking past involving the mysterious death of the original owner's wife; and Amy encounters two dangerous entities who like watching, and sometimes interacting, with the living.
A Widow's Revenge - Dumfries, Virginia
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Dumfries, Va., to investigate activity that's tormenting volunteers and visitors at a historic museum. During the investigation, Amy encounters a female spirit wishing to harm the living.
Skin Walker - Hardinsburg, Indiana
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Hardinsburg, Indiana, to investigate claims of vicious paranormal activity affecting a family who fear for the safety of their sick father. While .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Hardinsburg, Indiana, to investigate claims of vicious paranormal activity affecting a family who fear for the safety of their sick father. While Steve's investigation reveals a fanatical preacher who led an armed revolt against his own church, Amy encounters a twisted entity whose mission is to trap the souls of the deceased.
Return of the Damned - Evans,Georgia
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Evans, Georgia, to investigate a shattered family's claim that paranormal activity led to the premature death of their 41-year-old son. While .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Evans, Georgia, to investigate a shattered family's claim that paranormal activity led to the premature death of their 41-year-old son. While Steve's investigation of the property reveals a shocking past filled with slavery and murder, Amy encounters a dead child who's capable of inflicting physical pain on the living.
While the Children Sleep - Olympia, Washington
A frightened mother calls on Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan to investigate claims of malicious paranormal activity directed at her children and elderly mother in Olympia, Washington. .. show full overview
A frightened mother calls on Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan to investigate claims of malicious paranormal activity directed at her children and elderly mother in Olympia, Washington. While Steve's investigation reveals a deadly explosion that killed nearly a dozen people, Amy encounters a hateful murder victim hell-bent on ending the existence of anyone in her path.
The Devil Inside - Applegate, California
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan investigate paranormal activity threatening the lives of a cancer survivor and her family in Applegate, California. Steve's investigation reveals an .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan investigate paranormal activity threatening the lives of a cancer survivor and her family in Applegate, California. Steve's investigation reveals an execution-style killing connected to a cult near the property. Amy encounters demonic gargoyles that prey on the living.
Deadly Kin - Louisville, Kentucky
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Louisville, Kentucky, to investigate paranormal violence threatening the lives of a grieving elderly woman and her daughter. Amy encounters the spirit of an angry man with a deadly mission.
Lust to Kill - Victor, New York
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Victor, New York, to investigate the paranormal activity that causes two Army veterans to live in fear. Steve's investigation uncovers a double .. show full overview
Steve DiSchiavi and Amy Allan travel to Victor, New York, to investigate the paranormal activity that causes two Army veterans to live in fear. Steve's investigation uncovers a double homicide with ties to the property. Amy encounters a serial-killing widow who has targeted the family as her next victims.
Taken - Mahwah, New Jersey
Steve and Amy investigate claims that a family of six is being destroyed by paranormal activity. During her walk, Amy encounters a woman hellbent on attacking everyone in the house and a group of demonic entities capable of possessing the living.
Tangled - Berlin Heights, Ohio
Steve and Amy investigate vicious supernatural activity tormenting a mother and her two daughters. During her late night walk, Amy encounters a menacing dead woman who physically assaults the living and an insidious vine-like entity.
Deadly Intentions - New Franken, Wisconsin
Steve and Amy investigate violent activity in New Franken, Wisconsin, that's ruining a woman's hopes of opening her dream business. While Steve learns of two tragedies in the area, Amy .. show full overview
Steve and Amy investigate violent activity in New Franken, Wisconsin, that's ruining a woman's hopes of opening her dream business. While Steve learns of two tragedies in the area, Amy encounters an army of shadow people hellbent on death, doom and destruction.
A Thousand Pieces
Steve and Amy investigate a Louisiana woman's claims that a vicious supernatural entity killed her father and is wreaking havoc on her family. During her walk, Amy encounters a vindictive dead man and a powerful entity that consumes personalities.
The Bethlehem Haunting
Steve and Amy investigate violent paranormal activity terrorizing a vulnerable mother and her young child. During her late night walk, Amy encounters several entities, including a dead man who is hell-bent on possessing and tormenting the living.
The Lady in Black
Steve and Amy investigate unusual activity tormenting a husband-and-wife team of paranormal investigators. During her unsettling late-night walk, Amy encounters the spirit of a malicious dead woman set on taking the life of the innocent.
Steve and Amy travel to Chatsworth, California, to help a terrified woman who believes her house is trying to kill her. Steve discovers the property has a connection with two cults, .. show full overview
Steve and Amy travel to Chatsworth, California, to help a terrified woman who believes her house is trying to kill her. Steve discovers the property has a connection with two cults, including one of the most famous cult leaders in American history. During her walk, Amy discovers that the owner is unknowingly attracting the dead and demons in the home will stop at nothing to torment the living.
Steve and Amy travel to Ohio to help a terrified couple save their business, son and marriage from violent paranormal activity. During her unsettling walk, Amy discovers two groups of warring dead people who torment each other and the living.
Steve and Amy travel to Pinellas Park, FL, to investigate a mom's claims that ever since her son moved in, paranormal activity has gotten violent and out of control. During his .. show full overview
Steve and Amy travel to Pinellas Park, FL, to investigate a mom's claims that ever since her son moved in, paranormal activity has gotten violent and out of control. During his investigation, Steve learns about two deaths associated with the house, and Amy fears a living person that dabbled in witchcraft lured dark entities to the home to curse the family.
Steve and Amy travel to Alabama to help a family being torn apart by menacing entities hellbent on destroying their home and business. During her walk, Amy encounters a vicious group of dead men and a powerful shadow man who torments the living.
'Til Death
Steve and Amy travel to Nebraska to help a woman who believes paranormal activity has taken control of her husband. During her walk, Amy encounters a mischievous trickster whose pranks are becoming more and more vicious.
Killing Fields - Springfield, Ohio
Damaged - Winchester, Kentucky

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Q: 'BUILD_PATH' Creates Directory but Files are Empty I am trying to automate pushing my compiled code to my development server host.
My plan is to build the code from react-scripts and push it to my server's bare repo. But since the code itself is also under source control, I want the folder to be out of the source's main git.
I have set the BUILD_PATH option in my react-scripts (Windows environment):
"scripts": {
  ...
  "buildStage": "set BUILD_PATH=../buildStage && react-scripts build"
}

When I run "buildStage" it compiles, and I can navigate to it in Windows File Explorer, the compiled file tree is there, but the folder size is 0 bytes.
Similarly, if I try to navigate there using Powershell, I get an error:
<user>: cd ../buildStage
cd : Cannot find path 'C:\Users\user\Documents\Code\src\buildStage' because it does not exist.
At line:1 char:1
+ cd x
+ ~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (C:\Users\user...s\Code\src\buildStage:String) [Set
   -Location], ItemNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : PathNotFound,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.SetLocationCommand

So apparently it doesn't find the build folder, despite having just built the code into it.
Has anyone experienced this and knows of a way through this?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Cloud-based video processing and delivery platform is a solution which offers standardized capabilities and multiple monetization models to video service providers. These platforms also help to integrate capabilities and models with multi-screen video infrastructure, video on demand, and television. Several cloud-based video processing and delivery platform providers offer solutions capable of being deploying on multiple mobile platforms and over-the-top (OTT) devices. Cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms enable video service providers to deliver personalized video experiences, parental control, lineup management, preference settings, and multilingual selection among other features to their users. Along with these features, cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms provide a wide range of applications such as automated content management system, merchandising, offer management, live stream ingest, transcoding, and multi-digital rights management (DRM) within the same solution. With continuous development in technologies, several companies are offering integrated, advance, optimal quality, scalable, cost effective cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms to their customers. Furthermore, these platforms are often used as video asset management platforms in order to support content ingestion, processing, and efficient delivery of digital content for live streaming and video on demand services.
The rising development and advances in web technology, online streaming, and video content is primarily driving the demand for cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms. The exponentially growing number of smartphone users across the world is anticipated to supplement the growth of the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market during the forecast period. Moreover, strong presence of video service providers and penetration of video solutions across multiple industries including media and entertainment, travel and tourism, banking, financial services and insurance, and healthcare among others are projected to contribute to the market value of cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms over the medium and long-term period. Rising emphasis of users on optimal quality of video and streaming services is anticipated to boost the demand for cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms in near future. Moreover, significant rise in consumption of online video services and establishment of major players such as Netflix, Hulu and other global and regional video content providers is likely to enhance adoption of cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms across the world. However, stringent policies and regulations associated with digital content in countries such as China, the U.S., Germany and other parts of the world is expected to limit the growth of the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market. Similarly, limited penetration and adoption of internet services, broadband services, and 3G/4G services is one of the major barriers in large scale adoption of cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms. Considering the significant growth and adoption of cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms, emerging regions such as Asia Pacific and Middle East & Africa (MEA) are likely to offer lucrative opportunities to the market over the long-term period.
The cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market can be segmented in terms of deployment type, enterprise size, application, end-user, and geography. By deployment type, the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market is segmented into public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid. Based on enterprise size, the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market is classified into small and medium enterprises (SME's) and large enterprises. On the basis of application, the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market is bifurcated into video upload and ingestion, video transcoding and processing, content distribution, video streaming and delivery, video analytics, video management and others such as video interactivity and engagement. Based on end-user, the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market is categorized into TV broadcasters, media networks, mobile operators, government, enterprises, education, retail and others such as house of worship.
By geography, the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market is segmented into North America, South America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and MEA. Among these regions, Europe and North America are likely to hold a large market share in the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market. This is the result of strong penetration and adoption of cloud-based video processing and delivery platforms across end-users. Asia Pacific is projected to experience flourishing growth in the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market during the forecast period, due to growing developments in online media and entertainment industry.
Some of the major players in the cloud-based video processing and delivery platform market are Amagi, Apriorit Inc., ATEME, BASE Media Cloud Ltd., BlazeClan Technologies, Evertz Imagine Communications Corp., M2A Media Ltd., MediaKind, and SeaChange International.


Dr. Janet Jansson, Director of Biological Sciences at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, was installed as president of the International Society for Microbial Ecology (ISME) August 29 at the Society's biennial symposium, held this year in Seoul, South Korea. She will serve as president through 2016, and will preside during the period leading up to the 2018 symposium in Montreal, Canada. She has served as president-elect since the 2012 symposium.
Jansson, who came to PNNL in June from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, is an expert in the field of molecular microbial ecology with more than 25 years experience in this area. Her current research focuses on application of omics for studying complex microbial communities in a variety of environmental systems. She is an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Copenhagen, Denmark as part of CENPERM, the Danish Center for Permafrost. Jansson is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology and a senior editor of The ISME Journal. She also serves on editorial boards for Environmental Microbiology, Current Opinion in Biotechnology, Applied and Environmental Microbiology, FEMS Microbiology Ecology, and Microbiome.
ISME is the principal non-profit scientific society for the burgeoning field of microbial ecology and its related disciplines. Its purpose is to stimulate education and research activities in microbial ecology at the regional and international level and facilitate interaction between researchers in microbial ecology and related disciplines.


A room to yourself as you travel. It's a basic need, but it comes in many shades of style and at a variety of prices. Shopping for hotels on a budget need not be complicated. Read the step-by-step budget tips linked below and prepare yourself for an affordable hotel room on your next trip.
Controlling hotel cost for each night of your stay is an important step in all budget travel planning. Not all of these eight steps will work for every itinerary or traveler. But it pays to investigate a few ways to lower your daily hotel cost.
Just when you've found that great hotel rate, a bunch of fees crop up to turn your bargain room into a budget buster. Sometimes these fees are unavoidable, but many can be reduced or eliminated with a little planning. Take a step-by-step journey through hotel room no-nos that can add up to a big bill.
One of the best ways to secure a bargain hotel room is to bid for a low rate on Priceline.com. But if you don't have experience with such online auctions, it's easy to overbid and pay too much. Since you're taking some risk in bidding, you should get the best financial reward possible. It comes in added value, but only if you have a strategy. Follow the tips in this step-by-step before clicking on a non-refundable buy.
Would you like to check into a nicer room than you're paying for? If so, you'll need some good fortune, good manners and a fair amount of persistence in asking for a free hotel upgrade. Following these steps is far from a sure pathway to this upgrade, but such things do happen every day at hotels all over the world. Increase your chances at greater value at the front desk. Look into a free hotel upgrade.
Take a look at five examples of budget hotels in Europe that offer comfort, convenience and low price. They aren't perfect examples, and you could do even better in your searches. But they will provide some insight into how to spot and book a simple, economical discount hotel in Europe.
Budget travelers have their own preferences when hunting for a bargain hotel room. Some search scour the offerings of aggregators or they read traveler reviews posted online. Others try bidding for a room with Priceline or Hotwire. But some of the best offers are found in another location -- the hotel special offer pages. Chain hotels that want to fill empty rooms at the last minute or during a slow season sometimes will post great deals, sometimes passing them on to online travel agencies. Take a look at a few links to some of these potentially helpful pages.
Hotel Choice: All-Inclusive or Hotel-Only?
Many hotels in resort locations offer all-inclusive pricing. They are sometimes quite aggressive in making this offer, and will tell you that it's a great deal that will save money. Sometimes, that is true. But what else will you be sacrificing? If you will eat mediocre meals on the property instead of discovering great local eateries, is it a good value? There are a number of issues a budget traveler should consider before agreeing to an all-inclusive price.
The idea is simple enough: pick a strategic point in the middle of everything you want to see and stay there, taking day trips and unpacking only one time. There are some budget travel advantages to this approach. If you're filling a room for a week or more, you should have some bargaining power to negotiate a lower room rate and perhaps some other perks. Choose you hub well and save both time and money. Take a look at how this can work with an example from Munich.
If you're looking for the cheapest possible place to lay your head at night, read no further. This is an article for people who want to stay in high-quality hotels without paying an extravagant price. This, too, is budget travel. Take a look at a few hotels where a budget travel splurge is possible at less than full price.
When you check into a standard hotel and pay the rack rate, chances are good you're paying too much. For those willing to do a little research, there is money to be saved and value to be gained. It helps to start by thinking about the types of accommodations that are available. Links here go to reviews of a specific property, and honestly, that property itself might not interest you in the least. But think beyond the hotel and consider if there is an establishment of similar type available in your intended destination.


I'm living in the west of Germany (near the Dutch boarder) together with my wife Mitra and our little daughter Donya. I was born in Bremerhaven, Mitra immigrated from Iran, where she was born in the north, near Azerbaidjan.
I met my first Oracle Database (version 7.3.4) back in 1998, when I got employed at an Unilever daughter as mainly Developer ("Organisationsprogrammierer") with the additional task to maintain the couple of Oracle Databases in place there. So it was rather incidentally.
That is meanwhile a little hard to imagine, but probably I would be a teacher in some other area, because this something that I really love to do.
I really enjoy teaching, especially if I can tell by feedback and observation, that my students do indeed benefit from it! It is much rewarding when I get in contact with a new audience and spot a familiar face from an earlier course – and the guy liked that former course.
Yes, obviously. It's what I do for a living.
Yes, my Master Thesis about Oracle Database High Availability. It is going to be published soon, but only available in German language.
I do not read that many books anymore about Oracle to be honest. A very good one that I can recommend is the Oracle Data Guard 11g Handbook by Larry Carpenter et al.
A very useful place to go and spend some time if you are interested in Oracle Technologie. I am a regular visitor.
All the time! It is very good and a must read for anyone, responsible for Oracle Technology.
That is the OCM degree – still proud of it.
My priority is always to deliver high quality courses, and I try to manage that with thoroughly preparation in technical & didactical respect.
I am successful if students benefit from my courses. Fortunately, we always get a feedback after the course – and I can tell you that my overall average score is well above 90 %. Based on these ratings & manager decision, we have an internal award at Oracle University: The "Leadership Circle" is granted to the best instructors in a worldwide quarterly election. In 2009, I was elected to it. This year, I got promoted to Senior Principal Instructor. That is the corporate international career level 5. It goes: IC1 (Junior instructor), IC2 (Staff Instructor), IC3 (Senior Instructor), IC4 (Prinicpal Instructor), then IC5. No higher level available, so I was as successful as I could possibly be 🙂 My next target should be Vice President now (kidding).
I think I have kind of a talent to explain things in a clear & understandable manner and to spot the point of a technical matter. Many have great technical insight (OK, much more haven't even), but few can explain what they know about complex technological things to others. Students don't care much that you are an expert (even OCM) if they don't understand what you are trying to tell them.
Fortunately not. Still very happy with my life & job!
I try to spend as much time with my family as I can. That is sometimes difficult, because I am often abroad for a week, teaching.
Course day: Teaching the whole day. Else: Preparing the whole day for the next course, studying (new) Oracle Technology.
A usual work day starts at about 8 AM and ends at about 6 PM. I need about 7 hours of sleep a day.
That is very different. But we do visit Mitra's family in Iran about once in 2 years regularly.
Yes, I do, but only occasionally. Checking my emails from time to time, i.e.
Pizza! Does beer count as non-alcoholic?
No. I am a regular voter, though.
I'd love to find some time to play tennis again. When I retire, I will continue to play chess.
Go and visit an Oracle Database Administration Workshop from Oracle University at first to get a good foundation. Then practice a lot and try to keep in touch with new developments – which is by no means easy, because we develop new things at a high speed!
Donya will find her own way in life. I doubt that she will also become an Oracle Instructor – maybe she will become a doctor like her mother. But who knows?
I do hope that the things a try to teach have an impact to some degree – but I would not be so immodest to call that "following".
I think the Corporation is still going strong and I don't see why this should change in the near future.
Connect with the second user and try to truncate the table. You'll success, because you've DBA role!


Watch Hotbird TV- Movie TV channels.
CCTV 8 Live CCTV-8 is a the Drama channel of China Central Television (CCTV) originating in the People's Republic of China.
CCTV 9 Documentary Live CCTV Documentary Channel has two editions,the Chinese Edition(domestic edition) and English (international) Edition. This channel was launched in 2011.
NBS Live This channel is located in Nanjing. It offers local news programming.
CBC Drama Live CBC Drama is the second TV channel to join the CBC Satellite group. It began broadcasting in 2011 with the start of the Ramadan. It is one of the most powerful Egyptian drama channels. Channel provides Egyptian Drama Classics and the best Turkish soap operas, which received the highest rates seen in Turkey.
iFilm Live iFilm is a state TV station, owned by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting. It was launched in 2010. The purpose of the channel is to present Iranian films and serials to the global audience.
iFilm (English) Live iFilm is a state TV station, owned by Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting. It was launched in 2010. The purpose of the channel is to present Iranian films and serials to the global audience. This channel offers the English version.
Holland Doc 24 Live Holland Doc 24 is a thematic channel from the NOS (Nederlandse Omroep Stichting). The channel broadcasts documentaries.
RT Documentary Live RT Documentary is a 24 hour documentary channel bringing you the best of Russia. RT is a non-profit organisation based in Moscow. RT offers unique insight into many aspects of Russian history, culture and opinion. RT's special projects are specifically tailored to bring a Russian perspective to an international audience.
TRT Turizm Belgesel Live TRT Belgesel (TRT Documentary) is the documentary channel of Turkish Radio and Television Corporation.
HTV 1 Live The National HTV or Ho Chi Minh City Television is the official television channel of Ho Chi Minh City. It was launched in 1975. It has a programming focus on news.


TDK Corporation has agreed to purchase of two entities of entrotech, a California-based technology materials and product company.
The acquisition was accomplished via TDK's subsidiary, Magnecomp Precision Technology (MPT), a hard disk drive suspension supplier. The companies, entrotech and TDK also established a strategic partnership. Under the agreement, TDK purchased two entrocomponent solutions companies, EntroComponent Solutions, LLC located in Chino, CA and EntroComponent Solutions Singapore Pte Ltd located in Singapore. Both companies specialize in the manufacture of polymer-centric components, essential to hard disk drives (HDD) for computer and cloud storage technology. TDK and entrotech have also entered into a long-term, exclusive supply and development agreement. "Since we started entrotech almost 13 years ago, our focus has been on developing innovations with molecules that stretch the boundaries of science and disrupt the marketplace," said Jim McGuire, CEO of entrotech, which has been issued eleven patents and has 26 patents pending for breakthrough technology and processes. "As an innovative market leader, TDK is the perfect partner for us. We look forward to a strong and productive partnership," said Steve Gasparrelli, president of EntroComponent Solutions.


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package club.cookbean.sparrow.writer.impl;

import club.cookbean.sparrow.config.BatchingConfiguration;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.config.WriteBehindConfiguration;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.BatchOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.SingleOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.impl.DeleteAllOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.impl.DeleteOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.impl.WriteAllOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.operation.impl.WriteOperation;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.redis.Cacheable;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.service.ExecutionService;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.util.ExecutorUtil;
import club.cookbean.sparrow.writer.CacheWriter;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.*;

import static java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS;

public class BatchingWriteBehindQueue extends AbstractWriteBehind {
    private final static Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(BatchingWriteBehindQueue.class);

    private final CacheWriter cacheWriter;

    private final ConcurrentMap<String, SingleOperation> latest = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();

    private final BlockingQueue<Runnable> executorQueue;
    private final ExecutorService executor;
    private final ScheduledExecutorService scheduledExecutor;

    private final long maxWriteDelayMs;
    private final int batchSize;
    private final boolean coalescing;

    private volatile Batch openBatch;

    public BatchingWriteBehindQueue(ExecutionService executionService,
                                    String defaultThreadPool,
                                    WriteBehindConfiguration config,
                                    CacheWriter cacheWriter) {
        super(cacheWriter);
        this.cacheWriter = cacheWriter;
        BatchingConfiguration batchingConfig = config.getBatchingConfiguration();
        this.maxWriteDelayMs = batchingConfig.getMaxDelayUnit().toMillis(batchingConfig.getMaxDelay());
        this.batchSize = batchingConfig.getBatchSize();
        this.coalescing = batchingConfig.isCoalescing();
        this.executorQueue = new LinkedBlockingQueue<>(config.getMaxQueueSize() / batchSize);
        if (config.getThreadPoolAlias() == null) {
            this.executor = executionService.getOrderedExecutor(defaultThreadPool, executorQueue);
        } else {
            this.executor = executionService.getOrderedExecutor(config.getThreadPoolAlias(), executorQueue);
        }
        if (config.getThreadPoolAlias() == null) {
            this.scheduledExecutor = executionService.getScheduledExecutor(defaultThreadPool);
        } else {
            this.scheduledExecutor = executionService.getScheduledExecutor(config.getThreadPoolAlias());
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected SingleOperation getOperation(String key) {
        return latest.get(key);
    }

    @Override
    protected void addOperation(SingleOperation operation) {
        latest.put(operation.getKey(), operation);

        synchronized (this) {
            if (openBatch == null) {
                openBatch = newBatch();
            }
            if (openBatch.add(operation)) {
                submit(openBatch);
                openBatch = null;
            }
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void start() {
        //no-op
    }

    @Override
    public void stop() {
        try {
            synchronized (this) {
                if (openBatch != null) {
                    ExecutorUtil.waitFor(submit(openBatch));
                    openBatch = null;
                }
            }
        } catch (ExecutionException e) {
            LOGGER.error("Exception running batch on shutdown", e);
        } finally {
      /*
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       * kill it now.
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            ExecutorUtil.shutdown(executor);
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    private Batch newBatch() {
        if (coalescing) {
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        @Override
        public void internalAdd(SingleOperation operation) {
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        @Override
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        @Override
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Virtually PFI A Review
While the COVID-19 pandemic doomed the Pellet Fuels Institute's in-person annual conference, its web-based replacement found the sector cautiously optimistic about the year.
By Tim Portz | October 03, 2020
While the COVID-19 pandemic has made it impossible to conduct in-person annual conferences, since its global debut, most associations—including the Pellet Fuels Institute—have leveraged technology to gather for discussions. The Pellet Fuels Institute hosted VirtuallyPFI, its web-based annual conference equivalent, over the course of two weeks in late July and early August. The agenda, pulled directly from the original annual conference program, focused on wood pellet manufacturers and their upstream and downstream partners. The four moderated panel discussions collectively highlighted that while 2020 has brought unprecedented marketplace disruptions, it also offers potential for one of the better years for producers in a decade. Over the span of the event, the mood of panelists transitioned from breathing a tentative sigh of relief that the worst of the pandemic was behind them, to carefully guarded optimism for what the rest of the year might bring.
Producer Attitudes
On Aug. 4, VirtuallyPFI hosted a conversation featuring three member-producers to assess how they fared in the early days of the pandemic, their ability to find and buy the fiber necessary to meet production goals, as well as their customers' appetite for their finished products. The discussion began with producers recalling the outset of the pandemic and the challenges they were confronted with in those first weeks. "Our first challenge was understanding if our operations were going to even be allowed to operate," said Brett Jordan, CEO of Lignetics, a multi-facility producer. "That was a moving target for a bit, until the federal guidance on essential businesses came out. Once that was resolved, we really began to focus on what was happening with our customers, our retail partners."
The concern for Jordan and others in the sector was what shuttered retail outlets would mean for late-season pellet shipments, and depending upon the length of any closures, critical inventory build-up during the increasingly important months of July and August. "We stayed running the entire time," shared Matt O'Malley of O'Malley Wood Pellets. O'Malley discussed the undertaking of increased cleaning protocols and the distribution and use of face coverings, but at the same time, the pandemic's early weeks coincided with a cool stretch in his marketplace, he said. "We were selling product steadily and running hard to keep up with demand."
Pat Curran idled his Massena, New York-based Curran Renewables facility for a week, motivated by oil prices that plummeted to $11 per barrel. "In about a week, things caught themselves and oil prices started to recover, and we got back online," Curran said. Since that brief outage, he added, his plant has been running 24/7, five days a week.
Data gathered and shared by the U.S. Energy Information Administration regarding its Monthly Densified Biomass Fuel Report suggests that Lignetics and Curran Renewables weren't the only producers taking a cautious stance in the earliest days of the pandemic. The report shows that April 2020 production was the lowest since April 2018. However, the same data set shows that by June, producer confidence in the viability of the marketplace had returned, with the industry posting the largest June production total in the report's history.
With the initial shock of the COVID-19 pandemic behind them, Jordan, O'Malley and Curran have their time focused on producing and selling pellets into a marketplace that finally seems to have heeded the industry's calls to begin buying and taking wood pellets earlier in the season. Wood pellet producers have long bemoaned building and carrying large inventories of finished product over the summer months. "As a smaller producer, I don't want to put any more product into inventory than I have to," O'Malley said. "I tell our customers I'm open to any ideas to motivate them to take shipments from me earlier in the season."
During the past five years, the market has demonstrated a strong trend toward increased sales during the peak of summer. In 2016, U.S. producers sold 400,000 tons of pellets in June, July and August. By 2019, this number had grown steadily to 534,000, and while the 2020 data doesn't yet provide an entire picture of the summer, it does show that June sales topped 180,000 tons, the largest June on record and a 50,000-ton increase from June of 2019. "Without the increase in the early buy patterns, a company like mine would have a hard time existing," Curran said. "We all want to run consistently to keep all of our men and women working, and for that you need consistent demand from the marketplace."
Panelists pointed to increased communication and trust between manufacturers and retailers for the flattening of buying patterns across the sector. "We're all aligned in that we don't want to the consumer to have a negative experience and not be able to get their hands on heating fuel," Jordan said. "I look back at 2016 when there was inventory everywhere, and there just wasn't a need for any collaboration."
In 2016, late summer pellet inventories swelled to over 600,000, nearly three times the inventory the industry had on the ground in August 2019. "These last few seasons it really has felt like a mutual effort," said Jordan. "We're finally moving the volumes in July and August that make room for that important fall production."
Supply Chain Faces Challenges
On Aug. 6, VirtuallyPFI convened with a panel discussion featuring representatives from the broader hearth and wood products sector to gauge its health during a turbulent year.
Karen Smeltz, brand marketing director at Hearth & Home Technologies, shared that the company's Halifax, Pennsylvania, location responsible for manufacturing the company's pellet appliances expanded its normal springtime planned outage in response to the pandemic. "When the pandemic began, pellet appliance sales were off and some of our component suppliers had production interruptions, so we did come offline," Smeltz said. "However, we began to see increased web traffic as consumers stuck at home began researching and shopping online. Retailers reopened their stores and adapted to virtual showrooms and curbside pick-up, and activity began to pick up. We came back online in early May and have had strong production throughout the summer."
Jack Goldman, CEO of the Hearth, Patio and Barbecue Association, echoed Smeltz's remarks, reporting that the organization's specialty hearth members fared better than they anyone expected they might. "We were expecting really dismal numbers, honestly, and while we may not get all the way back to 2019 sales numbers, I think the sector is going to be close," Goldman said. "And BBQ grills, they have been flying off of the shelves."
Goldman also touched on ongoing challenges regarding federal regulations. In particular, those outlined in the New Source Performance Standards that govern the emissions profiles of appliances retailers are allowed to sell. The HPBA has pushed to achieve a sell-through provision that would allow retailers more time to sell out inventory of appliances that were certified under the Step 1 limits. The U.S. EPA has not granted an extension of the May 15 deadline, and the COVID-19 shutdowns eliminated precious selling days for retailers working through the last of their Step 1 inventory. "Eventually, the EPA did offer a peculiar solution," he said. "They've proposed to extend the sell-through into early November, but not until they make an official decision. It's a bit of a mess. This solution is actually a non-solution."
The regulatory news shared during the event wasn't all bad, as Brent McClendon, CEO of the National Wood Pallet and Container Association, reported a long-sought clarification from the EPA regarding the use of recycled pallet fiber wood pellet production. In the same amendment that disappointed specialty hearth retailers with the inaction on the sell-through provisions, wood pallet manufacturers found clarity for their fiber, as the EPA specified that only fiber from pressure-treated pallets was prohibited. "Businesses need regulatory clarity," McClendon said. "With this newfound clarity, I suspect that some pallet manufacturers will look at this market again, and those already participating may be emboldened to invest more heavily."
Reason for Optimism
Throughout VirtuallyPFI conversations, a collective, cautious optimism emerged from both pellet manufacturers and hearth professionals. The initial shock of the COVID-19 pandemic did temporarily idle production across most of both segments, but panelist consensus was that these cessations were short-lived, and that socially-distant production recommenced along with the fundamentals of what has been a strong market.
"We aren't out of the woods yet," O'Malley concluded. "One outbreak would be all it would take to really make things difficult for us, but for now, we're excited to be online, making pellets and finding strong marketplace interest for our product."
Author: Tim Portz
Executive Director, Pellet Fuels Institute
tim@pelletheat.org
www.pelletheat.org
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Q: Run time error on Xamarin.Forms app after deploying to device with android version 2.3 When I debug Xamarin.Forms hybrid app (saving some text box values into table ) on my Galaxy Y ( version 2.3) I get the following error after displaying the message "Deployment completed"

A java.Lang.RuntimeException was thrown
Unable to start activity
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Where should I change the configuration settings to avoid this error ?( By the way my device memory is only 190 MB).I am new to app development domain.


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Lugdunin in the human nose has strong antimicrobial properties against S. aureus
Reviewed by James Ives, M.Psych. (Editor)May 29 2019
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are an increasing health threat, making new antibiotics essential. German researchers have recently had a breakthrough: they discovered lugdunin in the human nose--a new kind of cyclic peptide that comes from the bacterium Staphylococcus lugdunensis and has strong antimicrobial properties against Staphylococcus aureus, among others. The researchers have been able to clarify the mode of action by synthesizing variants. As they explain in the journal Angewandte Chemie, proton transport across bacterial membranes is involved.
An interesting part of lugdunin's structure is its thiazolidine group (a ring made from one nitrogen, one sulfur, and three carbon atoms), which forms a part of its peptide ring. This five-membered ring resembles a clasp that "adorns" the peptide ring. For this reason, the researchers named their new class of materials "fibupeptides", from the Latin fibula, meaning clasp. Having previously succeeded in synthesizing lugdunin, the team from the University of Tübingen and the University of Göttingen (Germany) optimized the synthetic pathway to make many different derivatives of this natural substance. This allowed for a comprehensive study of the mechanism by which lugdunin works. The researchers made a series of derivatives in which they replaced each of the amino acids in the peptide ring with alanine--one in which they left off the "ornament clasp", and a fibupeptide with a structure that is the mirror image of lugdunin. They then used these derivatives to carry out activity tests.
The team, consisting of chemists, biochemists, and microbiologists, discovered that the cyclic structure of the peptide, the thiazolidine "clasp", and two amino acids (tryptophan and leucin), are critical to the antibiotic activity of the compound. In addition, the peptide ring must always be made of alternating D- and L-amino acids. However, there was no difference in the activity of the original molecule or its mirror image. "This indicates a lack of stereospecific receptor-ligand interaction," states Nadine Schilling, a member of the team headed by Stephanie Grond, "instead, it speaks for interaction with a small molecule or ion."
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A further observation was that active lugdunin derivatives break down the electrical potential (the difference in voltage between the interior and exterior) of bacterial cell membranes, thereby killing the bacteria. Incorporating an additional tryptophan molecule intensified the interaction with the membrane and strengthened the antibacterial effect. Says Grond: "These results suggest ion transport across the bacterial membrane." To more closely examine this feature, the researchers produced synthetic vesicles with a pH gradient relative to the surrounding solution. Addition of active fibupeptides led to rapid pH equalization, without destruction of the membrane or formation of pores. "The mechanism clearly consists of translocation of protons across the membrane," says Grond. "We still need to determine whether lugdunin acts as a mobile transporter or a proton channel."
Grond, S. et al. (2019) Synthetic Lugdunin Analogues Reveal Essential Structural Motifs for Antimicrobial Action and Proton Translocation Capability. Angewandte Chemie. doi.org/10.1002/anie.201901589.
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Goodbye Ogilvy Renault, hello Norton Rose OR
May 31, 2011 |Written By Andi Balla
Ogilvy Renault LLP will officially become part of the Norton Rose Group tomorrow, ending the transition process that started when the firm announced the "combination" last November.
Ogilvy Renault becomes the first major Canadian operation to join a global law firm. Starting tomorrow, the firm will be officially known as Norton Rose OR LLP.
The new firm will kick off its celebrations by opening trading at the Toronto Stock Exchange tomorrow morning. A group of about 20 of its lawyers, including Canadian chairman Norm Steinberg, Norton Rose Group's chairman Stephen Parish, and Toronto managing partner John West.
Ogilvy Renault announced Nov. 15, 2010 that it would join Norton Rose Group. The announcement caused quite a stir in the Canadian legal market with much buzz about what it means for the future of firms in this country.
Together, the enlarged group is one of the world's top 10 global legal practices by number of lawyers. It has more than 2,500 lawyers in 38 offices worldwide. Ogilvy adds 232 partners in six offices to the group.
And if the firm's Twitter feed is any indication, there has been a lot of anticipation and excitement at the firm about for the official switch.
"Less than 48 [hours] until Ogilvy Renault officially joins international legal practice Norton Rose Group," says one recent entry. "We're pretty excited!"
Todd Storms, a lawyer in the Ottawa office adds: "Ogilvy Renault LLP joins the Norton Rose Group tomorrow; 132 years of Canadian tradition joins 217 years of British tradition."
Norton Rose has its roots in the United Kingdom, and is headquartered in London, but it is now present in five continents. Its previous presence in Europe, Asia, and Australia, was recently supplemented by a merger with a South African firm. Ogilvy Renault is also the first venture into North America for the global law firm.
It will be interesting to see how the firm does going forward without an outpost in the United States. Will Ogilvy's U.S. clients, which it has heavily courted over the last few years, stay with the new firm or will many of them be conflicted out because of the greater reach of the Norton Rose Group? Change is upon them.
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Spinning the best in Hip Hop, R&B, Reggae, Calypso, and more, White Gold, one of Canada's most versatile djs has been moving crowds across Canada and parts of the United States for over 10 years. Born in Kitchener, Ontario, White Gold has always been noted for his unending drive, ambition, and passion for 2 things-music and business.
Developing his skills at house parties, high school dances, and University jams, White Gold has built a reputation of excellence in the Urban music scene. This reputation has led to many prominent appearances in Toronto, London, and New York clubs, and has also led to several guest appearances on Toronto's hottest radio mix-show featuring DJ Starting From Scratch (Flow 93.5 FM).
White Gold's radio experience also includes 2 years of co-hosting a Saturday night mix-show on 93.3 CFRU (University of Guelph's College radio station), as well as "live-to-air" broadcasts for London's 106.9 FM, Toronto's Flow 93.5 FM and Kitchener's 91.5 The Beat. In 2004 White Gold worked with 91.5 The Beat for their Summer concert series "Rhythm Of The Future" and has recently been hired to be a part of the 2005 edition of "Rhythm Of The Future.
White Gold has maintained close ties with local and out-of-town Universities and has continued to be dj of choice for many student organizations across Ontario (including the University of Waterloo's Association of Caribbean Students, Western University's West Indian Students Organization and Black Students Organization, and Queen's University's African & Caribbean Students Association just to name a few).
White Gold has been requested for many club and concerts leading him to perform alongside many artists and djs such as: Mobb Deep, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, Lil Flip, Mario, Ray Robinson, Kardinal Offishall, Jully Black, Keshia Chante, TOK, Bounty Killer, Baby Cham, and Sean Paul, Dj Jazzy Jeff, Dj Whoo Kid, Dj Green Lantern, Dj Kid Capri, Tony Matterhorn, Stone Love, King Turbo and Canada's very own Starting From Scratch (just to name a few).
This growing reputation has not gone without notice as his peers and industry professionals have recognized White Gold with a 2003 Flavor Pool nomination for "Up & Coming DJ of the Year" ( Flavor Pool is Canada's longest running and most exclusive Urban record pool). White Gold was also a member of the 2004 and 2005 Juno awards committee for "Best Rap Recording", further solidifying his industry recognition .
Balancing his heavy schedule with his favorite and most demanding job, fatherhood, White Gold is a perfectionist, whose work ethic and love for music are unparalleled. As for the future, White Gold intends on expanding his formula for success and is currently working on a cross Canada tour, which will introduce White Gold to cities such as Winnipeg, Calgary, and Vancouver.


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A variety of events can be celebrated with us, such as: festive receptions, bar mitzvahs, weddings, team days and meetings, social events, graduation parties, dance parties and more. We offer a variety of options for events such as: Karaoke DJ, photography, lighting and amplification, drumming circle, various workshops, artist performances.
We will be happy to assist you in producing the event of your choice. We also offer luxurious, rich meat meals, events catering and desert style meals. All meals are kosher!
Meals are served in special dishes on designed buffets.
* The site can be rented out for private, special events.


Daniel S. Och's OZ Capital Management recently submitted a 13G filing revealing that the fund increased its holding in SouFun Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:SFUN) by 4.61 million American Depository Shares (ADSs) from its previously-revealed stake as of June 30. Hence, OZ Capital Management currently owns 14.90 million ADSs, which account for 5.09% of the company's outstanding common stock. Each set of five ADSs are worth one share of the company's common stock.
OZ Capital Management Group is a top-tier hedge fund management firm established by Daniel Och and the Ziff family in 1994. The investment firm is among the largest institutional alternative asset managers in the world, overseeing $46.5 billion in assets under management as of August 1, 2015. OZ Capital Management employs an event-oriented approach to multi-strategy investing and invests in a wide range of strategies including: merger arbitrage, long/short equity special situations, convertible and derivative arbitrage, and corporate credit, to name just a few. As stated by its latest 13F filing with the SEC, OZ Capital Management oversees a public equity portfolio worth $34.49 billion as of June 30.
An everyday investor does not have the time or the required skill-set to carry out an in-depth analysis of equities and identify companies with the best future prospects like a fund with the knowledge and resources of OZ Capital Management can. However, it is also not a good idea to pay the egregiously high fees that investment firms charge for their stock picking expertise. Thus a retail investor is better off to monkey the most popular stock picks among hedge funds by him or herself. But not just any picks mind you. Our research has shown that a portfolio based on hedge funds' top stock picks (which are invariably comprised entirely of large-cap companies) falls considerably short of a portfolio based on their best small-cap stock picks. The most popular large-cap stocks among hedge funds underperformed the market by an average of seven basis points per month in our back tests whereas the 15 most popular small-cap stock picks among hedge funds outperformed the market by nearly a percentage point per month over the same period between 1999 and 2012. Since officially launching our small-cap strategy in August 2012 it has performed just as predicted, beating the market by over 60 percentage points and returning 118%, while hedge funds themselves have collectively underperformed the market (read the details here).
SouFun Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:SFUN) operates a real estate internet portal in China. The company mainly offers marketing, e-commerce, listing, and other services for China's real estate and other related sectors. The shares of SouFun are 21% in the red so far this year, partly owning to China's economic slowdown. The recently-announced decision by the Chinese government to devalue its currency, which resulted in a sell-off in U.S-traded, China-based stocks, also put downward pressure on SouFun's shares. In the meantime, Kerr Neilson's Platinum Asset Management represents the largest shareholder in SouFun within our database, holding 12.51 million shares. At the same time, Rob Citrone's Discovery Capital Management initiated an 8.32 million-share position in the company during the second quarter, making it one of the top equity holders of SouFun Holdings.


Hi there i will created new clone for practice. Changed algo at cloned one For example nist5 to skein. I created genensis block. Created daemon and qt and nodes are connected. Everything is well to here. But i can't start mining new coin. Stratum some times not starting. Sometimes it is starting and not working it says bad mining adress and get time out. Is there any way to mine my coin without stratum?
Yes. You can solo mine with software like cpuminer/cgminer so long as you have at least two nodes in sync AND have a large enough coinbase height (usually around 20). To generate the first 20 blocks, use the command line option generate nblocks or equivalent.
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Puppy Linux Discussion Forum :: View topic - Can Puppy use both Intel HD 3000 and nvidia GT540M?
Can Puppy use both Intel HD 3000 and nvidia GT540M?
Posted: Wed 20 Jun 2012, 15:47 Post subject: Can Puppy use both Intel HD 3000 and nvidia GT540M?
I have a core if second generation with Intel HD 3000 on chip and I also have a nvidia GT540M.
How does this work with puppy?
Any puplet were you can switch between them? Automatically?
that .pet to support an Nvidia GT 520, which is not in the same class as the 540.
But, from my experience, the Nvidia driver should work across the entire product line.
invoke them manually depending on which hardware configuration I am booting on.


Congratulations TRS Senior Recruiter Robin Clark, employee of the year for 2015. Robin was recently named employee of the month. She received the honor of employee of the year at TRS' annual Christmas party earlier this month. "It was a great honor," Robin said.
It took hard work to earn this honor, but it would not have been possible without the help of her co-workers in the support departments. "We have a great team," Robin said. She's worked for The Right Solutions for 17 years, and the support departments have never been better.
While Robin was honored to receive employee of the year, she still strives to reach new heights. She continues to improve by learning new things every day.
One important thing she always keeps in mind as she works is how she treats others. Robin understands that when she speaks to someone on the phone she's mindful of the fact she's speaking to another person. "You want to treat others as you want to be treated," Robin said.
Robin was raised in Yellville, Ark. She moved to Northwest Arkansas 17 years ago and lives in Fayetteville. She has a son, Lester, daughter-in-law, Kayla, and a granddaughter, Presley. Robin spends her free time enjoying her family or speaking to Nurses. Great job Robin. Thank you for being a part of the team.
Thank you for the message Lisa Truhett. Yes, Robin Rocks!
You were always, my recruiter of the year. I cannot think of anyone more deserving of this Honor.


Avelon Ramnath, a member of the 802 staff since the late 1970s, was recently named supervisor of the Membership Department. Ms. Ramnath, who moved to the United States from Trinidad in 1973, began her career at Local 802 as a teller in the Musicians' Credit Union. After the credit union suspended operations in 1992, she moved into the Membership Department, where she has worked ever since.
Natasha Jackson, Local 802 Jazz Rep since last October, has been involved in the union movement since 1997, when she began working for SEIU in New Orleans, organizing hospitality workers and helping to build labor-community coalitions. She then worked in the huge campaign that defeated California's notorious "paycheck deception" ballot referendum, and on California Governor Gray Davis' election campaign. A native of Kalamazoo, Mich., she received a bachelor's degree in public policy and economics from Michigan State University in East Lansing.
Lynn Jordan, who began working in the President's Office and Music Prep Department in March, worked as office manager at the Institute for Family Development, from 1987-2000. She had previously worked in public relations, writing and office support at the New York State Dental Journal. Ms. Jordan has an arts background – she attended the High School of Art & Design for three years – and pursued a dual major in journalism and psychology during studies at Syracuse, NYU and Columbia University.


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It might be difficult to gain access to Vollmecke Orchard's CSA this season, but getting on their waiting list will work to your advantage in the end. The 37-acre family-owned farm in Chester County is on a mission is to "be a vibrant successful family farm based on quality produce and respect for nature." They believe that consumers have the right to clean food that benefits their health and the environment. They grow without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, GMOs or sewage sludge. Their 23-week CSA runs from late May until late October and offers Tuesday or Friday pick-up at the farm or at a variety of co-op pick-up locations in Paoli, Narberth and West Chester. Each share is sufficient to feed two adults who eat a lot of produce, or a family of four. The large list of fruits, vegetables and herbs offered by Vollmecke include oriental greens, rutabaga, sage, red raspberries and peaches. An optional Cut-Your-Own flower bouquet addition is also available mid-season, weather and crop permitting.
Vollmecke completes its CSA memberships by inviting new applicants from its waiting list to join. Shares are $795, which can be paid in full or in three payments. A limited number of working shares are also available.
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The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha today said the newly formed federation to pursue statehood demands in different parts of the country would organise a series of movements, including hunger strike and bandh, this year.
The National Federation for Smaller States had been formed by organisations demanding Gorkhaland, Bodoland, Vidarbha, Bundelkhand, Purbanchal and Twipra Land by bifurcating their respective parent states.
The federation met in Mumbai yesterday and chalked out the programmes.
Speaking over the phone from Mumbai, Morcha general secretary Roshan Giri said: "We have agreed to a series of movements. The demands for smaller states will be raised by the federation. We have also decided that if any state government tries to suppress our democratic agitation, we will launch the agitation in all the six states immediately."
The federation will first submit a memorandum seeking creation of smaller states to Prime Minister either at the end of April or in the first week of May. "The memorandum will be finalised within 15 days," said Giri.
In June, the federation will come together for an annual convention. "In November, the representatives of outfits demanding the six states will sit for an indefinite hunger strike in Delhi and during that period, a bandh will also be called in all the six states," said Giri.
Which Federation is this? Thrre is one led by Niroop Reddy, Munish Tamang and Raja Bundela. There is another with Tomar and Dawa Pakhrin.Now there is third onwith Roshan Giri. How many National Federations?


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is a railway station in Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, operated by the private railway operator Nankai Electric Railway.

Lines
Abikomae Station is served by the Koya Line, and has the station number "NK54".

Adjacent stations

See also
 List of railway stations in Japan

References

External links

Railway stations in Japan opened in 1907
Railway stations in Osaka Prefecture

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Making her re-entry into Tamil cinema after nearly 20 years, Bollywood actor Kajol will be seen in actor Dhanush's next venture Velaiilla Pattadhari 2 (VIP 2), directed by Soundarya Rajinikanth.
Kajol will play a prominent role in the sequel of the hit movie VIP. The film is being co-produced by Dhanush's Wunderbar Films.
The Bollywood actor joined the team for a photo-shoot Saturday and the pictures were posted on Twitter by Kajol and Soundarya.