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SalesLoft nabs $70M at $500M valuation for its sales engagement platform
Artificial intelligence and other tech for automating some of the more repetitive aspects of human jobs continues to be a growing category of software, and today a company that builds tools to address this need for salespeople has raised a tidy sum to grow its business.
SalesLoft, an Atlanta-based startup that has built a platform for salespeople to help them engage with their clients — providing communications tools, supporting data, and finally analytics to 'coach' salespeople to improve their processes — has raised $70 million in a Series D round of funding led by Insight Venture Partners with participation from HarbourVest.
Kyle Porter, SalesLoft's co-founder and CEO, would not disclose the amount of funding in an interview but he did confirm that it is double its valuation from the previous round, a $50 million Series C that included LinkedIn among the investors (more on that below). That round was just over a year ago and would have valued the firm at $250 million. That would put SalesLoft's current valuation at about $500 million.
While there are a number of CRM and sales tools out in the market today, Porter believes that many of the big ones might better be described as "dumb databases or repositories" of information rather than natively aimed at helping source and utilise data more effectively.
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One of the notable distinctions for SalesLoft is that one of its strategic investors is LinkedIn, which participated in its Series C. Before Microsoft acquired it, LinkedIn was seen as a potential competitor to SalesForce, and many thought that Microsoft's acquisition was made squarely to help it compete against the CRM giant.
These days, Porter said that his company and LinkedIn have a tight integration by way of LinkedIn's Sales Navigator product, which SalesLoft users can access and utilise directly within SalesLoft, and they have a hotline to be apprised of and help shape LinkedIn's API developments. SalesLoft is also increasingly building links into Microsoft Dynamics, the company's CRM business.
"We are seeing the highest usage in our LinkedIn integration among all the other integrations we provide," Porter told me. "Our customers find that it's the third most important behind email and phone calls." Email, for all its cons, remains the first.
The fact that this is a crowded area of the market does speak to the opportunity and need for something effective, however, and the fact that SalesLoft has grown revenues 100 percent in each of the last two years, according to Porter, makes it a particularly attractive horse to bet on.
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I met Del Young and Tony Case at the Esmeralda Basin trailhead at our agreed 11 am time, despite being slowed by damage to the North Fork Teanaway Road from recent rain runoff. New snow at higher elevations, and a clearing forecast for Tuesday had Del stoked for sunset photos of Mt. Stuart from Ingalls Lake. Bare ground at the parking lot soon gave way to a well beaten track in icy snow. Not far beyond where the trail forks to either Longs Pass or Ingalls Pass, the track narrowed to a set of boot prints. Two thirds of the way to Ingalls Pass, the track ended in about six inches of snow, and we put on snowshoes.
We enjoyed mixed sunshine and clouds to Ingalls Pass, but on the north side clouds hung down low on the Ingalls Peaks and Stuart. We set our track to Ingalls Lake through snow varying from 6 to 18 inches in depth, arriving at about 3 pm. The sun was still coming across the Ingalls Pass – Longs Pass ridge line, and the peaks on the Ingalls – Teanaway divide were brightly lit, but we were in shadow and wind chill forced us to quickly bundle up to wait for the sunset hour. Low clouds persisted on the Ingalls Peaks, but there was breakup in the clouds moving south through Stuart Pass, and the lower elevations of Jack Ridge were coming into view.
While Del huddled around his camera on tripod and started taking pictures of the clouds swirling about Stuart, Tony and I walked about trying to stay warm. The clouds gradually continued to rise on Jack Ridge and thin out on Mt. Stuart. As Del predicted, the low horizon sun started coming in under the clouds and began to "lift" them. I pulled out my point and shoot and started pressing the shutter button.
Visibility in the summit area continued to improve as sunset approached. Del was tempted to stay after sunset to get long exposures, but his drive back to Seattle was motivation to get moving in the direction of the parking lot. We started packing up with the last rays of sun still on the summit, and headed down from Ingalls Lake about 5:15 pm. A couple of hundred yards short of Ingalls Pass, we started pulling out headlamps. We arrived back at the cars about 7:30 pm. Another beautiful day in the mountains.
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This post was originally published on 11/17/2015.


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Q: Не понимаю как применить обработчик событий в tkinter Имеется код:
import tkinter as tk

def add_to_txt():
    text_w.insert(1.0, ent.get())

win = tk.Tk()
win.geometry('500x600')
text_w = tk.Text(win, height=5, width=20)
text_w.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=2)

for i in range(4):
    ent = tk.Entry(win)
    ent.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=5)
    btn = tk.Button(win, text='ok', bg='green', command=add_to_txt)
    btn.grid(row=1, column=1, pady=5)

win.mainloop()

Необходимо чтобы он записал в виджет text_w то, что ввел пользователь в Entry по нажатию Button 4 раза.
Не понимаю как в этом случае использовать обработчик событий. Что необходимо использовать чтобы цикл for "ждал" нажатие кнопки, а не продолжал выполняться?

UPD
Немного изменил код, чтобы было более понятней:
import tkinter as tk

def add_n():
    def add_to_txt(i):
        s = f'i={i}, {ent.get()}\n'
        t.insert(1.0, s)
        ent.destroy()
        btn.destroy()

    n = int(ent1.get())
    ent1.destroy()
    btn1.destroy()
    for i in range(n):
        ent = tk.Entry(win)
        ent.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=5)
        btn = tk.Button(win, text='ok', bg='green', command=lambda: add_to_txt(i))
        btn.grid(row=1, column=1, pady=5)

win = tk.Tk()
win.geometry('500x600')
t = tk.Text(win, height=5, width=20)
t.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=2)

ent1 = tk.Entry(win)
ent1.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=5)
btn1 = tk.Button(win, text='сколько повторений?', command=add_n)
btn1.grid(row=1, column=1, pady=5)

win.mainloop()

*

*Пользователь вводит количество повторений(n) и передает его в функцию add_n().

*Функция add_n() должна запросить у пользователя ввод строки в ent и по нажатию на кнопку btn вывести в поле Text строку в виде "i = 1, 12" и так n-раз

*Ну и после вывода n-ой строки в поле Text прекратить работу.

Проблема заключается в том, что цикл for, с помощью которого я хочу добиться ввода данных n-раз, не ждет очередного ввода строки и не прерывает выполнение итерации до нажатья на Button. Как это обойти мне не понятно.

A: Не уверен, что правильно понимаю то, что вы хотите сделать, но попробуйте так:
import tkinter as tk

n = 0
i = 1
def add_n():
    global n, i

    def add_to_txt():
        global n, i

        s = f'i={i}, n={n}, {ent.get()}\n'
        t.insert(1.0, s)
        ent.delete(0, last=77)
        i += 1
        n -= 1

        if not n:
            ent.destroy()
            btn.destroy()

    n = int(ent1.get())
    ent1.destroy()
    btn1.destroy()

    ent = tk.Entry(win)
    ent.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=5)
    btn = tk.Button(win, text='ok', bg='green', command=add_to_txt)
    btn.grid(row=1, column=1, pady=5)
    ent.focus_set()

win = tk.Tk()
win.geometry('500x300')
t = tk.Text(win, height=5, width=20)
t.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=2)

ent1 = tk.Entry(win)
ent1.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=5)
btn1 = tk.Button(win, text='сколько повторений?', command=add_n)
btn1.grid(row=1, column=1, pady=5)

ent1.focus_set()

win.mainloop()

A: До старта win.mainloop() только создаются элементы, то есть в цикле создаются 4 Entry и 4 Button, из которых первые 3 "пропадают". Так что здесь цикл "лищний", все действия по нажатию кнопки надо выполнять в функции add_to_txt, можно 4 раза там и сделать.

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Schicksal: Based on a True Story: Two Lives Torn Apart by War, Cradled in the Palm of Fate
by Merima JacksonMerima Jackson
Reine is born during the chaos of World War I. She grows up in Germany unaware of the political struggles that surround her family. It seems her life is orchestrated by a dark, unseen hand. Repeatedly she struggles with tragedy and an insatiable need for love. In a Yugoslavian town, Stefan is raised among Jews, Muslim, and Orthodox Serbs who happily coexist despite their cultural differences. As he matures into adulthood, Stefan eagerly learns about the world around him, driven by a natural curiosity.
After Reine enters womanhood and becomes a nurse, she lives a cautious life until a Nazi soldier captures her heart amid increasing unrest in the world. Stefan, who is now an optimistic member of the Royal Yugoslav Army, soon finds himself in the midst of an escalating war, his charmed life unraveling as the Germans march almost unhindered into his homeland. As Reine and Stefan face heartache, uncertainty, and the daunting task of rebuilding, each bravely moves forward through travail to rebuild their lives and find a destiny that may just include each other.
In this historical novel based on true events, a Serbian soldier and a German nurse test the resilience of the human spirit, love, forgiveness, and hope for the future as World War II ravages Europe.
Balboa Press Australia
Based on a True Story: Two Lives Torn Apart by War, Cradled in the Palm of Fate
By Merima Jackson
Copyright © 2015 Merima Jackson
Born through Love
Sitting with a guide on her right side, Reine doodled, fleshing out a plan for an amazing life. Caution cast aside, she wanted it all. Here the little queen played freely. Unencumbered, she created, exploring the multitude of possibilities before her, imagination and ingenuity playmates in the Garden of Eden. Supported by a sense of oneness, she knew that, no matter what transpired, she would be safe. Her essence pondered a being of light, anxiously waiting for incarnation into the place of endless limitations. Would she forget this liberation by experiencing injustice and heartache, and succumbing to unregulated chaotic emotions? In this ethereal zone, that seemed impossible. Insistently, her inner voice summoned her, as she reluctantly focussed and began to finalise the details of her next life.
Like the coming of autumn, sadness fleetingly touched her being. Joy and expectation mingled easily with regret. Soon she would forget this elevated state. Reine allowed it to pass through her, dissipating into the void. Slowing her vibration, thickness permeated her cells. Her essence spiralled purposefully downward. Joining the planetary body of earth, she scanned prospective couples, those wishing to have a child. To her surprise, despite the war in Europe, she found an ample array of prospective parents. Working purely instinctively, her intuition led her to the couple who would provide by their love the route for her incarnation and, by the hand of fate, a fertile ground for growth. From the highest vantage point, she selected to live a life full of experiences, colour, and regret.
Subconsciously she knew her parents already, but as her memories gradually slipped away, she took more time to be near them. Firstly, she concentrated her effort on finding a father, the ideal male aspect—by nature withdrawn, apparently aloof; he remained vigilant, always waiting for something to happen. Watching him, she noticed that he prided himself in being prepared, always in control, a good and dependable man. Everybody liked him, although no one actually understood that they really did not know him at all. Blending well, he barely created a ripple on the pond of life, and yet a certain tension shadowed him like a heavy winter coat, restricting his movement.
Physically he appealed to Reine. Though not conventionally handsome, his conservative clothing and medium height and build created a well-assembled aura. Looking out from the photograph on the hearth, deep-set, mystical eyes regarded the world intently. Unfathomably complex, they reflected a fiercely protective nature, a quality that would ultimately win her mother's heart. Similarly, Paps would gain her complete trust, break her heart, and wound her so deeply that the precious gift of love would unthinkably transmute into a seething hatred. This man, a vassal, offered a multitude of opportunities, chances for her to feel the both agony and ecstasy, diametrically opposed extremes. Hatred and love, so close yet so irreconcilable, two faces of the same coin.
Seeing him on a Sunday, one could easily mistake him for a man of substance, a banker or a businessman perhaps. Like so many sitting nearby, he worked in one of the lowliest positions—that of a miner. Inside Mother Earth all year round at a steady twelve degrees, he picked away at the coal seams to provide fuel for homes and industry. Dust covered him, making him one with his surroundings, a black chameleon. His eyes observed it all, and his soul absorbed it all, especially the unspoken fear of asphyxiation. But in his suit, he fooled the world of judgement, easily mistaken as a man of means.
Reine watched her mother sitting in the church pew, sunbeams streaming through the stained glass encircling her head. Dust fairies danced innocently overhead, carried whimsically on the breath of hymns, floating upward toward heaven. Mami looked elated as the music carried her spirit to a place untouched by earthly concerns. Reine knew her destiny was about to be played out, observing the magic of the moment when her parents met for the first time. Paps looked up. On seeing Reine's mother, his normal control slipped from his grasp. Mami's outer beauty first caught his attention, but her inner beauty captured his heart. Small in stature, she frequently found people initially mistook her for a child. One look into her eyes revealed the presence of understated power and formidable determination.
Glancing sideways, she smiled at him. The ease of her smile seemed to illuminate the whole church. Caught unawares, he wondered if she could read the thoughts rattling noisily around inside his head. The smile touched him as if she had gently kissed his cheek, leaving him slightly dizzy and off-kilter. It triggered a vision in his mind, exploring incredible possibilities for their future that were his alone, as she remained quite oblivious to his presence. A childlike nymph, she sang, unaware. Reine watched her Paps form his intent, fostering the dream that he would meet Mami, win her heart, and that they would grow old together, still deeply in love. Far away, the minister's voice droned on. Uncertain how to meet her, he prayed for God's help, and on the way out she stood there next him, smiling knowingly.
From that first meeting, love blossomed, and soon they felt only the incredible urge to be together, building a life of joy and promise. Paps felt inadequate at times, knowing that he could only offer her a modest life. Mami just smiled at him, not saying a word, and he knew that she believed in him, had faith in his commitment to her, and loved him from the depth of her being. Now two years into World War I, the effect of the conflict made its presence known. Food became scarce, war came close to them, and Saarland suffered repeated attacks whilst the need for coal increased. Paps watched as his wife's purity, optimism, and laughter leached out of her, glancing at him anxiously each morning as he left for the mine. Looking at her, he knew she reflected his own sense of hopelessness, anger, and mourning at the freedom of youth hemmed in by the restrictions of war. Like the rubble on the ground, their dreams appeared to be thwarted by conflict.
With her by his side, he still dreamed grandiose dreams. Not only on Sundays would he wear a suit, but every day. Maybe he might own two or three, and Mami would be dressed by a French seamstress. The cold, darkness, and exhaustion of the mine would be behind him, appreciated but discarded. He could be that man of means, but the war came snatching that opportunity from his grasp. War was close, the screams from the battlefield merging with the screams of frustration in his head. Working longer hours, feeling the earth shake as bombs landed dangerously close by, he found it hard to get his breath at times, not realising that he held it in the grip of fear. Mami watched him, praying every morning and night that he would return home in his lowly service of the kaiser.
Reine stayed close by, waiting for the doorway to mortality to spring open. At night, after washing the coal dust from his aching body, they lay together, holding each other close, ignoring the grumble of hunger in their stomachs, accompanied by the ever-present hum of trench warfare. Without speaking, they bathed with the rest of humanity in a sea of uncertainty, witnessing the bloodiest loss of life the world had yet seen. On a September night, cool with the arrival of autumn, they made love, an act of comfort that warmed the ever-present chill. His hands slid over her shoulders, rested briefly on her breasts, cradled her stomach, and caressed her increasingly bony hips. A flush of desire warmed him as he slid the nightgown up her body and over her head. She, too, felt aroused by the warmth of his longing and helped him disrobe her in silence. She loved seeing him want her, honour her femininity, and felt a deep connection with him whenever they made love.
The door opened a crack. The war had taken a great toll on her husband. Now love, concern, and compassion flooded her heart as she tried to comfort him. His kisses bathed her, and she responded in a free, unashamed manner. Speaking her love for him, she caressed him, pulling him closer with an urgency driven by the mutual desire for union. Reine waited and knew that her moment of incarnation lay close at hand. She felt the change from desire to passionate love, escalating upward toward ecstasy. The bliss would last a brief moment, but it merged their souls, henceforth yearning for paradise. At the crescendo, Reine entered incarnation, falling exhausted into the eternal darkness and safety of her mother's womb. While her parents slept, all energy spent, limbs entwined, so did she—a being of light commencing her journey in the world of humanity. Until birth, she marvelled at the outer world from within.
The pregnancy progressed well, and despite the war and the limitations it caused, both parents watched and waited in wondrous anticipation as Reine's belly grew, a precious life nurtured, safe and protected. Paps found it amazing to see the transformation in his wife, the increasing confidence and maturity that accompanied each day. He loved to see her naked and marvel at the life hiding inside her expanding belly. Neighbours shared graciously the little food they had, ensuring Reine's health, the gift of a child rekindling the flicker of hope in their small community. To his surprise, sexual arousal ameliorated, replaced by a more enduring love for his wife and increasing impatience to meet his firstborn child.
One evening in the height of the European summer, Reine responded to an irresistible call—birth. She entered the world at home assisted by two ladies in the neighbourhood, since hospital beds were full to overflowing with wounded soldiers and civilians. Birthing was a purely female domain, excluding Paps. Whilst he waited edgily, listening to his wife's muffled cries; he wondered how long this process would take. All he wanted to do was hold Mami, to comfort her, but clearly his place was in the parlour, just outside the bedroom door. Each time the door opened for fresh water or towels, he hoped for news. Time passed incredibly slowly, each moment stretching into eternity until through the expectant silence came a small cry, the cry of an infant! On his feet, not aware of standing up, he flew to the door. Frustrated, again he had to wait until eventually the door opened and he was invited to enter, finding his wife in a fresh nightgown holding a swaddled child, a girl, his first-born.
Exhaustion shadowed her eyes wider than he had ever seen them before. A mixture of the remembered pain and ecstasy filled them with incredible radiance. The memory of the day he first glanced at his wife's face came flooding back; now he would behold his child. Softly Mami called him and gave the child to him. Faltering, he fumbled the child, so frightened that his work- worn hands would somehow hurt his daughter. Used to holding implements of cold, unyielding steel, the softness of the newborn seemed to melt in his grasp. Nothing would ever hurt this precious life, he vowed. She was so small, helpless, and warm. She smelt like new-mown hay, and her skin felt softer than anything he had touched before. Sitting on the bed, he began to unwrap her, revealing her head and face, acutely aware how rough and calloused his hands were next to his daughter's soft white skin. Light-filled eyes looked at him with unconditional love and trust, triggering tears that flowed silently down his cheeks.
Mami watched him. Never before had she seen such tenderness. Reaching out, she softly touched his hand, basking in the warmth of the flame in his heart.
"She is my queen," he thought. A regal, romantic French name should be given to his daughter. Together they agreed on Reine, meaning "the precious queen." Reine's face shone, round like her mother's, her mouth curled up at the edges, a small smile gracing the rosebud of her mouth. What lay behind that hint of a smile? Was it mirth from her mother, or cynicism from her father? The little button nose that curled up ever-so-slightly at the tip belonged to his wife, but the eyes were soon to become dark and fathomless. They enveloped him until he lay on the bottom of a mossy well, disoriented and confused. These feelings, where did they come from? How could they intrude, dispelling this enchanted state?
Lovingly, her parents watched Reine's growth and development. Reflecting on her early childhood, she had few memories of her younger years. Indiscriminately they flooded in, one of her favourites, going to the park with Mami and her younger brother. There were only two of them back then. They took turns on the swing and the slide, never tiring, not ever bored.
"Higher, higher," she pleaded with her mother, who always reneged, pushing the swing until she soared high into the sky, flying free. Looking down, smiling, Reine observed her brother's blonde head as he tugged urgently at Mami's skirt, barely able to wait for his turn. Reluctantly but obediently, Reine allowed him to have his turn. On the swing, things zoomed in and out of focus. She observed readily that life swayed through her; a mere child, she could not decide what to keep and what to discard.
Paps loved watching his children, especially Reine, a seasoned observer himself; he noted how she actively absorbed her world. It troubled him that at birth she radiated such purity and now she lived in a harsh world, WWI just over, their world about to change radically. Mami noticed the similarity of their eyes, and for a reason she could not quite pin down, the thought disturbed her. Aware of her husband's tendency to despondency, she played a critical role in keeping him buoyant with her optimistic and light-hearted ways. Now that the war had ended and the imminent danger for the skies had ceased, he worked as always, safe under the care of Saint Barbara. Unbeknown to her, his world had not returned to normal.
In a small country town, the promise of spring mellowed into the duality of summer, when the morning crispness fuelled a productive desire whilst the heat of day evoked the deep ache of laziness in work-weary bones. Spring, so green and juicy, enriched the growth in the corn fields, encouraging the plants to search for nutrients downward and sunlight upward. The rows stood proudly, bladed leaves curling around the golden gift yet to mature from within. A promise of the future glowed just beyond reach, a fragile aura, embracing each leaf. The vegetable garden also showed potential, paprika and tomato plants already thigh-high and flowering prolifically. The orchards, though no longer pink and white with snow-like petals, boasted small green pearls of immature fruit, anticipating preserving or brandy-making.
Stefan's father worked hard, creating a comfortable life for his wife and two children. Living on the land appeared simple, but it took knowledge, planning, and a dash of entrepreneurial flair to ensure the barn and cellar remained full. In Dala at the end of the lane, the border crossing abutted their land. They lived in a remote rural setting, a small town where neighbours kept a casual eye on each other. Jews, Muslims, and Orthodox Serbs coexisted, largely unaffected by the cultural differences between them. Families lived each according to their traditions, and the children played together in the schoolyard. Hungarians crossed the border, moving freely in and out to visit relatives and friends. White stones lay unguarded on the ground, creating a boundary between the countries, Serbia on one side and Hungary on the other. Children came and played here, jumping from one stone to the next, at times stumbling, footfalls sometimes in one country and sometimes in another. Whilst working in the fields, the neighbours would cross over to share a drink, a bite to eat, or simply conversation under a tree. No one heeded the division.
For eons the Slavs longed for a country, a place of unity, a place venerated and glorified. Tata greeted the formation of Yugoslavia—literally translated as "the union of the Slavs"—in 1917 with joy. Although the new country was composed of a variety of ethnic groups, each with their own beliefs and religious practices, here in Dala, distanced from the city, they lived a life of tolerance. Larger centres closer to Belgrade bred discontent, which tarnished the union with all its potential for peace, reconciliation, and development. History's powerful lessons ignored, dissatisfaction took hold. Across Europe, too, the rumblings of an ever-increasing discontent based largely on territorial boundaries arose. Here, however, as the flat plains extended into eternity and blurred in the heat haze, political matters seemed far away. For now, Stefan's family enjoyed the idealistic reality of a unified land.
(Continues...)
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Preface, ix,
Acknowledgements, xi,
Prologue, xiii,
Chapter 1: Born through Love, 1,
Chapter 2: The Magic Fades, 15,
Chapter 3: Alone and Vulnerable, 33,
Chapter 4: A Misty Dawn, 49,
Chapter 5: Careers of Convenience, 65,
Chapter 6: A Hand to Hold, 81,
Chapter 7: Reality Check, 97,
Chapter 8: Faith Wavers, 115,
Chapter 9: The Abyss, 132,
Chapter 10: Frozen Hope, 148,
Chapter 11: One Piece at a Time, 165,
Epilogue, 183,
Afterword, 189,
Glossary, 191,
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As we did in our last investigation we placed the DVR's so they would cover the entire cemetery. The camcorder was placed to get the best view of the cemetery and the microcassette recorders where held by myself and Robin while we were doing our EVP's.
While conducting our investigations I have noticed that Robyn is showing signs of being highly sensitive to the paranormal. At each cemetery so far Robyn has been drawn to certain graves. With this investigation Robyn was drawn to my cousin Danny Shortridge that had passed away in 2006. She is showing signs and expressing feelings of other presences. Such as coldness, cold touches, sorrow and even happiness. On one occasion she felt sick to the point she had to walk away from the area where she was taking photos and also doing EVP's. Though I cannot prove or disprove what she is feeling I feel that she is an honest and trust worthy person with nothing to gain by fabricating these paranormal experiences.
With the camcorder evidence we saw a tree limb in the graveyard move for no reason. There was no wind or animals that would have caused the tree limb to move. Also the camcorder picked up one EVP that said "Hey Zach". We have been puzzled by this EVP due to the fact no one in the cemetery had the name Zach. I do have a son named Zach. Maybe this EVP was trying to communicate with me by using my sons' name.
We also got a lot of different types of orbs and a couple of unexplained mists during our investigation. I have posted these photos for everyone to look over. I am a huge skeptic when it comes to the orb phenomenon. I do feel like these orbs are somehow tied into the paranormal, I just don't know how or why. There has been quite a bite of evidence that shows that the mist phenomenon is an entity that has formed or that is trying to form. This may explain the reason on this night we had a few equipment failures. The batteries failed in a short period of time right after we put new batteries in our equipment. This happened for about an hour and that's when I took the pictures that show the mists. What I understand about this phenomenon is the entity uses the batteries energy in its attempt to form or communicate with us.
14. (Female voice) "I love you, don't leave me" This EVP touched me the most because just seconds before I turned off the DVR this EVP came across. I personally believe this was my grandmother that had just passed away last November.
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Deals and M&As this week: Leaf Resources, Kodak, Krones
16 November 2018	(Last Updated November 16th, 2018 16:01)
Leaf Resources has agreed to secure commercialisation and distribution rights of Leafcoat, its biodegradable coating product for packaging in Europe.
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Kodak has agreed to offload its flexographic packaging business to Montagu Private Equity in a transaction worth $390m.
The purchase consideration of the deal includes a base purchase price of $340m and potential earn-out payments of up to $35m until 2020. It will also include a $15m prepayment to Kodak for the provision of products and services.
The flexographic packaging division will operate as a stand-alone company by Montagu. It will work towards the development, manufacturing, and marketing of Kodak Flexcel NX System and other flexographic products.
The acquisition is expected to be completed in the first half of next year.
Germany-based packaging and bottle machine manufacturer Krones has acquired MHT Holding for an undisclosed sum.
"The acquisition will enable it to perform tool manufacturing, strengthening Krones' existing portfolio and PET value chain."
Based in Germany, MHT Holding is engaged in the production of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) preform moulds and injection moulding tools for the food and packaging industry.
The existing management of MHT will continue to run the business from its headquarters in Hochheim, Germany.
Dominion Packaging's quick-service restaurant business, Dominion QSR, has been acquired by LBP Manufacturing, a foodservice packaging company based in the US.
The financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
Dominion QSR offers packaging solutions to quick-service brands in the US. It operates a 240,000ft² manufacturing facility in the country.
The acquisition extends the product portfolio of LBP through the addition of Dominion QSR's folding carton and corrugated packaging capabilities.
Brett Hawkins, the founder of Dominion, will join LBP Manufacturing, under the terms of the agreement.
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In light of spending yesterday at the spa with friends then walking with another gal pal this morning and preparing for a girls trip to Las Vegas in a couple weeks, I found the below email I received to be spot on. My Balance Challenge #4 is for you to carve out time with your girlfriends. I know, I know, you are booked! We all get busy, with our families, to-do lists, work and life's details. This upcoming week STOP, call a girlfriend and make some plans.
Cheers to girlfriends and staying healthy!
Did you know that every time you schmooze with a girlfriend you should pat yourself on the back and congratulate yourself for doing something good for your health? In an evening class at Stanford the last lecture was on the mind-body connection - the relationship between stress and disease. The speaker (Head of Psychiatry at Stanford) said, among other things, that one of the best things that a man could do for his health is to be married to a woman whereas for a woman, one of the best things she could do for her health was to nurture her relationships with her girlfriends. At first everyone laughed, but he was serious.
Women connect with each other differently and provide support systems that help each other to deal with stress and difficult life experiences. Physically this quality "girlfriend time" helps us to create more serotonin - a neurotransmitter that helps combat depression and can create a general feeling of well being. Women share feelings whereas men often form relationships around activities. They rarely sit down with a buddy and talk about how they feel about certain things or how their personal lives are going. Jobs? Yes. Sports? Yes. Cars? Yes. Fishing, hunting, golf?
Women do it all of the time. We share from our souls with our sisters/mothers, and evidently that is very good for our health. He said that spending time with a friend is just as important to our general health as jogging or working out at a gym. There's a tendency to think that when we are "exercising" we are doing something good for our bodies, but when we are hanging out with friends, we are wasting our time and should be more productively engaged—not true. In fact, he said that failure to create and maintain quality personal relationships with other humans is as dangerous to our physical health as smoking!
Unicycle Rose challenges you this his week to do yourself a favor, pick up the horn and plan a walk, coffee date, happy hour, chick flick or (fill in the blank) with your pal. As women, we are indeed very blessed to have each other. Why not toast to our friendships? Evidently it's very good for our health.
Woo Hoo my challenge is done already. I just got home from a fantastic night out with my two best friends from high school. We haven't all been together for almost 12 years ( I know...how horrible) but we reconnected tonight and had the best of times. Laughter and feelings shared all around and I feel great.
Looks like fun to get this time with your best buddies. Lucky youuu!
My friends and I have Girls Night Outs quite often...usually dinner and a movie...and it's always fun. I like the idea of a spa day too.
Will you cross them for Unicycle Rose?


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(1) 71 officers of the total number who passed through the 61 established positions at Tullamarine Airport took sick leave during the year.
(2) (a) 468 days, (b) 348 days, (c) 444 days and (d) 442 days.


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1855 (from 1892 in the political sense), from progressive + -ism.
Perhaps that fact explains both the co-operation and the progressivism.
The British progressivism of some of the pulpit utterances is interesting.
A period of reform had now begun, and after 1909 a wave of "progressivism" overspread the country.
At such a juncture "progressivism" and a "new liberalism" were bound to come into their own in the general opinion of the country.


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Importance of Play and Rest at Home and in Organizations
by Rhett Smith | Apr 17, 2020 | Executive Coaching, Leadership, Videos
In this with The SouthCity Group CEO Todd Sandel, we discuss the importance of play and rest within the home and in organizations. If families and leaders continue to press for more and more productivity, without pausing to play and rest — the result most likely...
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Todd Sandel (CEO and Founder of The SouthCity Group) and I discuss the importance of play and rest at home and in organizations. One of the most important things leaders can do is model from top down the importance of play and rest to their teams. Link to Episode...
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We Shall Overcome and United States folk singer Guy Carawan
Posted on May 14, 2015 by petrel41
This music video from the USA is called Joan Baez: We Shall Overcome. March on Washington, 1963.
By Karl Dallas in Britain:
Obituary: GUY CARAWAN singer and activist, 27.07.1927-02.05.2015
THE LEADING US folk singer and civil rights activist Guy Carawan, who died on May 2 at the age of 87, will go down in history as the man who gave the world the anthem We Shall Overcome — though the song was much more of a collective effort than the popular perception of it.
In the late 1950, London was full of US expatriate folk singers, some of them exiles from McCarthyite persecution, others seeking out the British roots of the American tradition.
Some of them, like Carawan and Peggy Seeger, were on their way to the sixth world youth festival in Moscow which attracted 34,000 participants in 1957. While in Britain, Carawan had a minor hit with the single Michael Row the Boat Ashore, backed by Vern Partlow's anti-nuclear talking blues Old Man Atom, with the memorable lines : "I hold this truth to be self-evident/That all men may be cremated equal."
This music video from the USA says about itself:
"Old Man Atom (Talking Atomic Blues)" is sung by Ozie Waters on Coral 64050.
The song is by Vern Partlow (1910-1987) and Irving Bibo. Ozie Waters was a Colorado musician active in the 1940s and 1950s in the country and western field.
"Talking Atomic Blues" (aka "Old Man Atom") was composed in 1945 by California newspaperman Vern Partlow (1910-1987). He was inspired to write the song after conducting interviews with nuclear scientists for an article he wrote for the Los Angeles Daily News. First recorded by Sam Hinton for ABC Eagle Records in 1949, it was covered by a number of artists, including Ozzie Davis and the Sons of the Pioneers. The song became one of the most popular novelty records of 1950 until the United States government's War on Communism prompted record companies to withdraw the recording from circulation.
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Alamogordo, Bikini
I'm gonna preach you all a sermon
About Old Man Atom
I don't mean the Adam in the Bible's Adam
I don't mean the Adam that Mother Eve mated
I mean that thing that science liberated
The thing that Einstein says he's scared of
And when Einstein's scared,
Brother, you'd better be scared.
If you're scared of the atom, here's whats you gotta do
You gotta gather all the people in the world with you
Cause if you don't get together and do it
Well, first thing, you know, we're gonna blow this world plum to [hell]
Now life used to be such a simple joy
The cyclotron was just a super toy
And folks got born, they'd work and marry,
And "atom" was a word in the dictionary
And then it happened.
The science boys from every clime
They all pitched in with overtime
And before they knew it
The job was done
And they'd hitched up the power of the God-durn Sun
And put a harness on Old Sol
Splittin' atoms
While the diplomats was a-splittin' hairs
But the atom's international in spite of hysteria.
It flourishes in Utah as well as Siberia,
And whether you're black, white, red, or brown,
The question is this, when you boil it down
To be or not to be–that is the question.
The answer to it all ain't military datum
Like who gets there first-est with the most-est atoms
No, the people of the world must decide their fate.
They gotta get together or disintegrate.
We hold this truth to be self-evident:
"That all men may be cremated equal."
Yes, it's up to the people
Cause the atoms don't care.
You can't fence me in–he's just like air.
He doesn't give a hoot about any politics
Or who gets what into whichever fix.
All I want to do is sit around
And have my nucleus bombarded by neutrons.
Now the moral is this, just as plain as day,
That Old Man Atom is here to stay.
He's gonna stick around, that's plain to see,
But, ah, my dearly beloved, are we?
So listen folks, here is my thesis:
Peace in the world or the world in pieces
The Karl Dallas article continues:
From Moscow, Carawan and Seeger were invited to travel to China. It was a journey strictly forbidden by the US State Department, who summoned them home to answer accusations of disloyalty. Seeger avoided extradition by acquiring British citizenship through marriage but Carawan went home to face the music.
Ironically, by taking away Carawan's passport, the US establishment concentrated his musical work on his homeland, resulting ultimately in his popularising the anthem forever associated with him, We Shall Overcome.
Carawan didn't in fact write the song because, like many other militant songs of the US south, it had gospel origins. The word "overcome" first appeared in the lyrics of We'll Understand It By and By, composed by the Reverend Charles Tindley of Philadelphia in 1903: "When the saints of God are gathered home,/We'll tell the story how we've overcome."
This mutated into I Will Overcome— still on a gospel theme —but, during the 1946 strike of several hundred employees of the American Tobacco Company in Charleston, a woman called Lucille Simmons changed the words "I will overcome" to "We will overcome."
The strikers visited the Highlander folk school in Tennessee which, as well as training union organisers and leaders in 11 southern states from 1932 onwards, also pioneered desegregation in the trade union movement.
Simmons taught the song to Zilphia Horton who, in turn, taught it to Pete Seeger, who published it as We Will Overcome in the first People's Songs Bulletin— which is where Carawan learned it.
Oppression by the US authorities fed into Carawan's life. It didn't cause him to keep his head down and hope he'd be left alone. He became even more of a singing activist.
He had already visited Highlander before his trip to Moscow and Beijing and he went there again in 1959 and a year later taught the song to 70 young activists, following which they and he went to the founding conference of the Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee (SNCC), who took it and made it their own.
The SNCC Freedom Singers, Rutha Harris, Cordell Reagon, Bernice Johnson Reagon and Chuck Neblett travelled the country singing on college campuses, in churches and community centres, raising funds and awareness. The rest is history. As the New York Times described it in in 1963, We Shall Overcome became "the Marseillaise of the integration movement."
But the song, and Carawan's part in making it an international anthem of struggle, tell us something we need to remember about individuals and their relationships with the communities for whom they become the voices. Carawan never gave up.
Joe Hill, a previous singing agitator, told us on the eve of his execution: "Don't mourn. Organise!" That would be a suitable response to Carawan's death at a time when the forces of evil seem to be triumphant throughout the capitalist world.
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Białoruski Komitet Ludowy (białorus. Беларускі народны камітэт) – organ koordynacyjny białoruskich organizacji politycznych, społecznych i zawodowych, działający w latach 1915–1918 na okupowanym przez wojska niemieckie terytorium Białorusi i Litwy.

Białoruski Komitet Ludowy powstał w Wilnie w 1915 roku. W skład komitetu wchodzili przedstawiciele Białoruska Społecznoo-Demokratyczna Grupa Robotnicza Białoruskiej Społeczno-Demokratycznej Grupy Robotniczej, Wileńskiego Komitetu Białoruskiej Socjalistycznej Hromady, Białoruskiego Towarzystwa Pomocy Ofiarom Wojny, redakcji katolickiego tygodnika "Białorusin", związku zawodowego stolarzy itd. Na czele komitetu stał Anton Łuckiewicz. Komitet działał na ziemiach okupowanych przez wojska niemieckie.

Początkowo Białoruski Komitet Ludowy głosił hasło utworzenia Konfederacji Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego, wyrażonej w publikacji Deklaracja Konfederacji Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego 19 grudnia 1915 roku autorstwa Iwana i Antona Łuckiewiczów. Następnie pod wpływem Związku Niepodległości i Niepodzielności Białorusi wykazywał dążenia do utworzenia państwa białorusko-litewskiego z autonomicznymi częściami składowymi Białorusią i Litwą, granica pomiędzy którymi ustanowiona byłaby według podziału językowego. Władzę w państwie miał sprawować lud. Państwo miało gwarantować prawa dla mniejszości narodowych i ich języków oraz możliwość edukacji w języku ojczystym.

W czerwcu 1916 roku Anton Łuckiewicz ogłosił ideę utworzenia Stanów Zjednoczonych od Bałtyku do Morza Czarnego – bloku polityczno-gospodarczego, w skład którego po I wojnie światowej miały wejść Białoruś, Litwa, Łotwa i Ukraina. Koncepcja ta była omawiana na Konferencji Narodów Rosji w Sztokholmie, na którą udała się białoruska delegacja w składzie Wacłaua Łastouskiego i Antona Łuckiewicza. We wrześniu 1917 roku na konferencji w Wilnie, gdzie udział wzięły Białoruski Komitet Ludowy, BSDGR i Komitet Wileński BSH, koncepcja Łuckiewicza została zaakceptowana.

W 1918 roku w Wilnie Białoruski Komitet Ludowy brał udział w Konferencji Białoruskiej. W jej wyniku powołano Wieleńską Radę Białoruską, na rzecz której Białoruski Komitet Ludowy zrzekł się swoich pełnomocnictw.

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Bibliografia
 Łatyszonek O., Mironowicz E., Historia Białorusi od połowy XVIII do końca XX wieku, Białostok [2002?]. .
 Энцыклапедыя гісторыі Беларусі ў 6 тамах, Т. 1, А–Беліца, red. М. В. Біч i in., Мінск 1993. . .

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These notes were provided to us by Andrew Howard, former employee at Ferranti, after he found our collection online.
Our entry on Ferranti, including a list of Ferranti systems in our collection, can be found here: http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/8257/Ferranti/
'I worked with Ferranti Computer Systems Ltd (and follow on names) from 1974 to 1991. I started in Bracknell, and was moved to Cwmbran in South Wales. I always worked on the military computers, and my specialism was eventually Networks.
The FM1600 range (B, D, E) was the main computer for the Royal Navy, as is acknowledged. I learned how to program them at a very low level as I was a hardware engineer, and have managed to forget most of my Fixpac. However, many an hour has been spent in front of those programmer's panels intoning things like 7004 0 2 0; 0100 28 0 24 to load programmes.
Incidentally, if you follow technical things, there is a clear path from the first Manchester Computer (Baby), through to the FM1600 instruction set. Its now very rare to have a 3 address machine. The final twist to this was when AMD invented us to the product launch of the 29000 microprocessor about 1988. This is a remarkably similar machine, 3 addresses, but the fields are byte wide, not 5 bits, and overall its a 32 bit machine, not 24. AMD were amazed when we said they had copied us! They thought they were very unusual, which indeed they are really, with the vast majority of processors being single address limited.
I and my design group developed interfaces to various peripherals and networks such as the ASWE Serial Highway.
I reworked a sequencer for the airborne FM1600D that flew in the Nimrod radars. An odd job, it turned the power rails on in the right order to maintain the programme held in core store. A hidden design constraint was to make it difficult for the analogue engineers used to power supply design to change the sequencer. This made the overall designs more robust!
You have also various Ferranti Argus M700 manuals. I will have approved the M700/ASWE Serial highway one, as I was the designated Engineer for PEC 4517. I spent a year of my life struggling with this highway interface as we militarised the design to be suitable for the Type 22 Frigates. The lead ship was HMS Boxer. The M700 military computers were developed around me in Cwmbran when we moved there in ~1980.
The ASWE serial highway was further standardised into DEF-STAN 00-19/1. I was part of this team. It helped set up the command and control and weapons systems architecture for the Navy for many years.
I then went on to work on the ANSI X3T9 Fibre Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) before Ferranti started unravelling and I left for other places and career twists. I ended up joining ICL, later Fujitsu who were the successors to the first Ferranti commercial computers, so it was a funny closure to my career.
Before this list, I worked on the F100 microprocessor in the mid 1970s. This is in Manchester's museum. As the first 16 bit monolithic computer in Europe I am proud to have contributed, by drawing and checking logic diagrams. Again, I and my design team developed network interfaces. Paper tape, serial interfaces/teletypes/VDU etc and so on.'
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Q: __repr__ for (large) composite objects I would like to have informative representations for my composite objects (i.e., objects composed of other (potentially composite) objects). However, because my code fundamentally deals with high-precision numbers (please don't ask me why I don't just use doubles), I end up with representations like you see here: http://pastebin.com/jpLgAfxC. Would it just be better to just stick with the default __repr__?

A: Whether to have a verbose repr depends on what you want to accomplish. For complex or composite objects, I know which I'd prefer of the following:
Point(x=1.12, y=2.2, z=-1.9)
<__main__.Point object at 0x103011890>

They both tell me what type the object is, but only the first is clear about all of the (relevant) values involved, and avoids low-level information that is only relevant on the rarest of occasions.
I like to see the real values. But, yours is a special case, given that your values are so frightfully humongous:
72401317106217603290426741268390656010621951704689382948334809645
87850348552960901165648762842931879347325584704068956434195098288
38279057775096090002410493665682226331178331461681861612403032369
73237863637784679012984303024949059416189689048527978878840119376
5152408961823197987224502419157858495179687559851

That they cannot be useful for most development or debugging purposes. I'm sure there are times you need the full serialization--to send to and from files, for example. But those have to be fairly rare, no? I can't imagine you really remember all 309 digits, or can determine if the above number is the same as the one below on visual inspection:
72401317106217603290426741268390656010621951704689382948334809645
87850348552960901165648762842931879347325584704068956434195098288
38279057775096090002410493665682226331178331461681861612403032369
73327863637784679012984303024949059416189689048527978878840119376
5152408961823197987224502419157858495179687559851

They're not the same. But unless you're Spock or The Terminator, you wouldn't know that from a quick glance. (And actually, I've made it easier here, length-wrapping to avoid having to horizontally scroll.)
So I would recommend (massively) shortening their representation, to make the output more tractable. This is like printing out the entire chapter text every time you want to print a Chapter object. Overkill.
Instead, try something much shorter and easier to work with. Truncation and/or ellipsis are useful. e.g.
72401...59851
7240131710...

You can use the object id as well. If your high-precision type is HP, then:
HP(0x103011890)

At least then you will be able to tell them apart. One ugliness of using object ids, however, is that objects can be logically equivalent, but if you create multiple objects with the same logical value, they'd have different ids, thus appear different when they are not. You can get around that by creating your own short hash function. There's a bit of an art to hashing, but for reprs, even something simple would work. E.g.:
import binascii, struct

def shorthash(s):
    """
    Given a Python value, produce a short alphanumeric hash that
    helps identify it for debugging purposes. A riff on
    http://stackoverflow.com/a/2511059/240490
    Enhanced to remove trailing boilerplate, and to work
    on either Python 2 or Python 3.
    """
    hashbytes = binascii.b2a_base64(struct.pack('l', hash(s)))
    return hashbytes.decode('utf-8').rstrip().rstrip("=")

Then define your repr in the high-precision class:
def __repr__(self):
    clsname = self.__class__.__name__
    return '{0}({1}).format(clsname, shorthash(self.value))

Where self.value is whatever local attribute, property, or method creates the multi-hundred-digit value. If you're subclassing int, this could be just self.
This gets you to:
HP(Tea+5MY0WwA)

The two massive, almost identical numbers above? Using this scheme, they render out to:
HP(XhkG0358Fx4)
HP(27CdIG5elhQ)

Which are obviously different. You can combine this with a bit of a value representation. E.g. a few alternatives:
HP(~7.24013e308 @ XhkG0358Fx4)
HP(dig='72401...59851', ndigits=309, hash='XhkG0358Fx4')

You'll find these shorter values more useful in debugging contexts. You can, of course, keep around a method  or property (e.g. .value, .digits, or .alldigits) for those case in which you need every last bit, but define the common case as something more easily consumed.

A: Thank you to Demian for the pointer to https://docs.python.org/2/reference/datamodel.html#object.repr, specifically:

This is typically used for debugging, so it is important that the
  representation is information-rich and unambiguous.

http://pastebin.com/jpLgAfxC is probably the best possible __repr__ in this case.


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Shuttle Atlantis has successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) on Flight day 3 of STS-122.
Prior to docking, Atlantis was commanded through the Rbar Pitch Maneuver (RPM), which will check of any anomalies on her Thermal Protection System (TPS). One area of interest – a protruding blanket on her starboard OMS (Orbital Maneuvering System) Pod – will receive special attention.
STS-122's EVA-1 has been delayed by 24 hours, possibly due to an illness involving spacewalker Hans Schlegel. The mission will be – as a result – extended by one day.
Focused Inspections called for the OMS Pod blanket damage. (New article pending).
Following Flight Day 2's Inspections via the OBSS (Orbiter Boom Sensor System), the RPM allows for a high resolution photo survey of Atlantis' TPS, allowing a complete picture on the health of the heat shield.
The nine minute maneuver was debuted on STS-114's Return To Flight mission, following months of planning by shuttle experts at the Johnson Space Center (JSC).
They were tasked with the limitations on crew and sensor visibility, maneuvers conducted about an unstable orbital stationkeeping position, inherently unstable attitude dynamics, thruster plume impingement on the ISS, shuttle propellant limitations, and a very tight set of lighting and geometry constraints for the inspection photography.
ISS crewmembers used their DCS-760 digital still cameras with 400 and 800mm lenses at SM windows 6 and 8 to take target imagery. Once downloaded to the ground, technicians will check every inch, in finite detail.
One area of interest has been noted from the opening inspections on Flight Day 2, a peeled back/protruding blanket on Atlantis' starboard OMS Pod. High Resolution images will be taken via the RPM, allowing for further evaluation on the ground.
This is not unusual, with multiple flights over the lifetime of the shuttle program observing such issues with the OMS Pod blankets and adjoining tiles, notably in the area the blankets are stitched to the tiles on the Pod.
It was also Atlantis that suffered from a protruding piece of blanket during STS-117 on her port OMS Pod. That required a special EVA to 'prod' the blanket back down, stitched into place by spacewalker Danny Olivas during EVA-3.
Utilizing the tools that were selected by NASA technicians and engineers on the ground, Olivas used a surgical stapler to punch in 12 staples over the joint between the offending and neighbouring blanket, adding another 18 staples along the top to secure it into place.
Finishing the job involved placing several TPS pins, pushed through the blanket to secure against the tiles. It's too early to tell if STS-122 will require a special EVA, with evaluations continuing and further data being gained now the RPM has been completed.
The crew will be asked to take further images, via a 400mm camera, of the blanket, to add to the engineering debate.
Also spotted in the latest images is an event at SSME (Space Shuttle Main Engine) ignition on Thursday, where an entire tile on Left (Port) OMS Pod Stinger liberated away from the vehicle.
More to follow during Flight Day 3.