As a Knoxville Wedding DJ each week I have the privilege to work with amazing couples, to share their stories, and celebrate with their family and guests. Timothy and Morgan were married on August 15, 2015 at Cokesbury United Methodist Church and their reception followed at the World's Fair Park Amphitheater.
Guests began arriving for the reception where they enjoyed beverages, hors d'oeuvres, great music, and a selfie style photo booth. Once the wedding party arrived it was time for the grand entrance and grand it was. This would be the first of several special touches Timothy and Morgan wanted to share with everyone. They decided to have their wedding DJ, Michael Durham of PatrickMichael Weddings, introduce the wedding party "roast" style. A honey roast if you will. Each person was introduced to a song picked just for them along with a short bio of how they were connected to Timothy and Morgan. This set the stage for what can only be described as an evening of epic fun! As dinner was ending, guests were treated to Timothy and Morgan's love story, what a fun moment this was.
Many oohs and ahs could be heard, but mostly laughter, they are a really fun couple! Morgan danced with her dad, evolution style, setting the stage for the party the would follow, while Timothy and his mom took a more traditional approach when it was their turn. Everyone danced until well into the night. For their Grand Finale everyone gathered in a circle an sang along to Friends In Low Places as Timothy and Morgan danced in the center. As the song faded, the circle turned into a huge group hug. Completely unexpected, but what a moment! Be sure to read Timothy and Morgan's review of my services on our Love From Our Couples page.
Timothy and Morgan's wedding day was featured on the Pink Bride blog in November of 2015. Read the full article here. I hope you enjoyed reading about Timothy and Morgan's wedding day as written by Knoxville Wedding DJ Michael Durham. Check back often for more Real Wedding blog posts.
A special "Thank You" to every professional listed. You are all rock stars in my eyes and truly a pleasure to work with!


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Barbara Perez (born January 4, 1938) is a Filipina actress in movies and television in the Philippines. She was tagged as the "Audrey Hepburn of the Philippines" due to her doe eyes, pixie face, swan-like neck and 19-inch waistline. In the west she appeared in No Man Is an Island, a 1962 Hollywood movie starring Jeffrey Hunter.

Career
Perez appeared in more than 75 movies and television shows since 1956. Perez made films included Pagdating ng Takip-Silim (1956), Chabacano (1956), Pampanguena (1956), Gigolo (1956), Ate Barbara (1957), Kalabog En Bosyo (1959) and Tatlong Ilaw sa Dambana (1958).

After she made No Man Is an Island (1962), she was offered a five-year contract by Universal Studios. But she turned it down and decided to marry her boyfriend, Robert Arevalo. She appeared with her real-life husband in Daigdig ng Mga Api (1965) which garnered Best Actor and Best Actress awards for the couple.

She made other films, such as P.S. I Love You (1981) starring Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion, Blusang Itim (1986) starring Snooky Serna and Richard Gomez, Taray at Teroy (1988) starring Maricel Soriano and Randy Santiago, Ang Babaeng Nawawala sa Sarili (1989) with Dina Bonnevie, and Iisa Pa Lamang (1992) with Dawn Zulueta.

She appeared on television via ABS-CBN's series Budoy (2011) and Kahit Puso'y Masugatan (2012).

In 2018 after almost 5 years on hiatus she returned to showbiz via GMA Network's series Sherlock Jr.

Personal life
Born Barbara Muñoz Perez III, after her grandmother and mother, she is the eldest among the nine children of Antonio Perez from Urdaneta, Pangasinan and Barbara Munoz of Manila. Her grandfather was a Spanish engineer, who was among the builders of the national landmark, the Manila Hotel.

Perez was a journalism junior at University of Santo Tomas before entering showbiz. She married veteran dramatic actor Robert Arevalo, with whom she has three children, Anna, a director of commercials; Georgina, a full-time hands-on mom; and Christian, a student at Xavier School.

Awards and nominations
1969 Nominated FAMAS Award Best Actress Barbaro Cristobal (1968)
1967 Nominated FAMAS Award Best Actress Ito ang Pilipino (1966)
1966 Won FAMAS Award Best Actress Ang Daigdig ng Mga Api (1965)
1961 Nominated FAMAS Award Best Supporting Actress Gumuhong Bantayog (1960)

Filmography
TelevisionAng Iibigin Ay Ikaw (2002)Ang Iibigin Ay Ikaw Pa Rin (2003)Budoy (2011-2012)Kahit Puso'y Masugatan (2012-2013)Tubig at Langis (2016)Sherlock Jr. (2018)

Selected moviesPampanguena (1956)Pagdating ng Takip Silim (1956)Isang Milyong Kasalanan (1957)Tatlong Ilaw sa Dambana (1958)Ipinagbili Kami ng Aming Tatay (1959)7 Amores (1960)Dayukdok (1961)No Man Is an Island (1962)Ang Daigdig ng Mga Api (1965)Dear Kuya Cesar (1968)Asedillo (1971)Supergirl (1973)Ang Boyfriend Kong Baduy (1976)P.S. I Love You (1981)Exploitation (1983)The Sisters (1987)Ibulong Mo sa Diyos (1988)Taray at Teroy (1988)Nakausap Ko ang Birhen (1988) - mother superiorBihagin ang Dalagang Ito (1989)Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal (1992)Ang Boyfriend Kong Gamol (1994)Ang Ika-Labing Isang Utos: Mahalin Mo, Asawa Mo (1994)Malikmata (2003)The Bicycle'' (2007)

References

External links

1938 births
Living people
20th-century Filipino actresses
21st-century Filipino actresses
Actresses from Manila
People from Urdaneta, Pangasinan
University of Santo Tomas alumni

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Van Bunk Window Passenger Side 30 3/4" x 9 1/2"
AMA Universal Screened Van Bunk Window Passenger Side 30 3/4" x 9 1/2"
The AMA Van Bunk Window is an excellent choice for a Camper Van. The modern design has a frame-less exterior to match with OEM Glass or today's modern all glass style windows.
A easy to use hinged latch secures window in the closed position for security and the integrated screen will keep bugs or small debris out.
The glass is a 17% solar privacy tint safety glass for added privacy and UV protection.
This window is installed with Urethane Adhesive, you will need a primer base and we recommend edge molding for the cut edge.
How will I install this window?
You will need to create a template to cut your window hole. Easiest way is to use the cardboard box it came with lay bunk window on it glass side (outside) up.
Then trace around inner frame once completed you will have your template. When drawing template to Van if there are two people great one can hold while the other draws it out. If your installing solo once you know the spot you will be placing the window you can screw the cardboard into the side wall to hold in place then draw your pastern.
Cut out your hole with your choice of tool reciprocating saw, sheers,disc, etc..
Once the Hole has been cut out its time to install the Bunk window clean the outside metal of the van with rubbing alcohol or PWR22 Cleaner this will insure a good hold of the urethane eliminating contaminants.
Using a urethane primer apply to the outside of the body you want to be close to the opening but allow a 1/2" of gap when possible as when the urethane is applied it will spread and you do not want to urethane seeping out on either end as its very tedious to clean. Allow primer to dry for about 10 mins, now you can apply your urethane, most of the urethane will come with a v-notch or an etch for a v-notch in the tip this allows for a nice large bead of silicone make sure you evenly distribute to urethane to not have high or low points when changing urethane overlap the existing bead slightly to insure there will be no gaps.
When placing the window you want to get it as close to desired location as possible one in place you will have some wiggle room to get it lined up just perfect once you have it where you want with an open hand pat all the way around the window where the urethane bead is to get a good solid hold. Using Window securing tape , to hold the window in place. You will be able to drive your Van after 3 hrs and remove the tape after 24hrs, best to wait 72hrs before washing vehicle.


Our Large apex garden sheds go up to pretty much any size. As with all our sheds they are built to order and therefore we can usually accommodate any design or layout changes you may require.
We do not use chipboard in the construction of our apex sheds. All our roofs are from the same 12mm tongue and grove that we use for cladding whilst the floors are made from 18mm exterior plywood.
Our sheds are available in either 12mm or 16mm cladding. The internal heights are 6' (1.83m) to the eves rising to a minimum of 81" (2.06m) internally at the apex – as the sheds get wider the apex gets taller but we are limited to a total external height of 8'2" or 2.5m to comply with the permitted development regulations.
All our large apex sheds have a ridge beam included in the design to support the roof and prevent it from sagging. We try to keep away from using roof trusses as far as possible as they can limit headroom and give your shed a closed in feeling. We like to keep a spacious feel to our sheds.
The doors are 30" (760mm wide) and 5'10" (1.78m) tall, double doors are 26" (660mm) wide but can normally be made wider by request. The number of windows fitted is variable dependent on how long the shed is and they are real glass, no plastic used as plastic ages to an opaque yellow over time.


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Joy's Best of Brooklyn for the 2nd weekend of February
February 7, 2013 by Joy Makon Leave a Comment
Under construction: UrbanGlass's renovation and expansion in the
1918 Strand Theater on Fulton Street is as fascinating as their exhibits.
Above, A Fuller Translation, by Aric Snee, M.F.A., Alfred University, blown glass.
Thursday Feb. 7 Opening reception for UrbanGlass M.F.A. Exhibition Competition, a juried show of recent M.F.A. graduates from glass programs across the country. Four emerging glass artists, Alli Hoag, Benjamin Johnson, Jessi A. Moore and Aric Snee, are showing work at gallery space 111 Front Street in DUMBO. Tonight's reception is from 6pm-9pm, and the show runs through March 1. At the conclusion of this exhibition, one of the four will be selected for a solo exhibition at the UrbanGlass gallery. Founded in 1977, UrbanGlass is dedicated to aspiring and established artists wishing to create with glass as a creative medium. Their permanent home is undergoing an extensive renovation and expansion as part of a multi-million dollar investment in the 1918-built Strand Theater by the City of New York and the Borough of Brooklyn. The finished building, a LEED Silver facility, will be a cornerstone of the Brooklyn Cultural District. Meanwhile, classes, studio space and other programming is being offered in temporary space in the Gowanus area.
Deadline alerts
Art House co-founders Steven Peterman
and Shane Zucker, at the Brooklyn Art Library.
(photograph, Blue Window Creative)
The Brooklyn Art Library first came on the scene for The Sketchbook Project, a library of over 18,000 artists' books on display in a storefront exhibition space in Williamsburg. The Sketchbook Project was created by Art House, an independent company that organizes global, collaborative art projects that anyone can participate in. Most projects include a digital component, as Art House strives to combine hands-on art making with new technology. Current project stats indicate that over 52,000 artists from 128 countries have participated in an Art House project; 5,771 sketchbooks are archived in the Digital Library, and 37 worldwide projects have been organized. Several projects are open for participation now: Five Minutes | Buildings, with a sign-up deadline of Thursday, February 7, asks participants to take five minutes to draw the tallest building in your town. Other intriguing projects you can participate in: Memoir Project (500 handwritten books), The Meal 2013 (documenting a global snack on February 22), and The Print Exchange (a print swap), along with the original Sketchbook Project.
Etsy: "We hope to show
that business does not have
to be brutal to be successful
and fulfilling."
This event will sell out fast. Hello Etsy at Pratt: Reimagine the Marketplace, March 22-24 at Pratt Brooklyn. This is an annual conference of creativity and ideas as only the entrepreneurs of Etsy can present. The aims of this event are to explore new methods of production, new patterns of consumption, and more lasting and purposeful ways of working. Etsy's take on building the creative economy of the future as connected, human-scaled and joyful will be discussed. Over 14 high-profile speakers include Chris Anderson, 3DRobotics and WIRED, Rachel Chong, Catchafire, Chad Dickerson, Etsy, along with workshops. Register now.
A shout out to
redesigned site downtownbrooklyn.com.
The events page is
a snap to navigate,
colorful and clear.
This month, there's
even a chance to win
a ticket to fly a friend
to Brooklyn.
JumpStart NYC 13.0 is a three-month educational program to help unemployed or underemployed professionals explore opportunities at small entrepreneurial companies. Applications for the next session, starting on March 4 is due by February 11. The backstory: I attended the premiere session of JumpStartNYC in 2010 at SUNY's Levin Institute. As a traditional-media print art director, I knew that my career choices were becoming limited and less interesting. JumpStart NYC provided me with incentive to explore work in alternative media with entrepreneurial companies. Starting with a five-day intensive boot camp, my sessions included lectures from Wharton and Harvard professors; next came a 10-week consultancy at a start up that provided video-collaboration business services. Regular networking events with peers, mentors and local businesses led me to Apple, where I continue to work while pursuing other media projects, such as Brooklyn Artisan. Sponsored by the NYC Economic Development Corporation and SUNY Levin Institute. Companies wishing to participate as consultancy project sponsors can get information on the Levin site. The program is free and limited to New York City residents.
Back to fun
Be an online cookbook judge: This is a new event to me but sounds like fun: The 2013 Piglet Tournament of Cookbooks. Every day for the next week or so, the colorful site Food52 is hosting an NCAA-style competition to determine the best among 16 cookbooks published in the past year. Expert judges include Kurt Andersen, Studio 260, Wylie Dufresne, wd-50, and actor and cookbook author Stanley Tucci. Books in the competition include A Girl and Her Pig: Recipes and Stories, by April Bloomfield, Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream Book, by Jake Godby, Sean Vahey and Paolo Lucchesi, Bouchon Bakery Cookbook, by Thomas Keller and Sebastien Rouxel, and Japanese Farm Food, by Nancy Singleton Hachisu. Four rounds of judging lead to a final, and you get to weigh in along the way.
Making me hungry: The Brooklyn Sandwich Society, a farm-to-table restaurant with seasonal sandwiches and an attractive website peppered with ephemera and hunger-inducing menu descriptions: The Clermont, roasted maitake mushroom, black ledge blue, lacinato kale, parsley aioli on ciabatta, The Grand, pan-fried squid, baby bok choy, cilantro, hot & sour glaze on ciabatta, and Celeriac Soup with crispy oxtail and chive oil. That's just some of the lunch menu. House-made soda too. From a chef-and-designer team that started out as the Brooklyn Edible Social Club, but has morphed into a true brick-and-mortar place. Fort Greene.
Sweet tooth or Valentine's idea: Help Red Hook-based Fany Gerson of My Sweet Mexico and La Newyorkina get back on her business feet—knocked out from under her by Sandy—by purchasing Fany Brownies from Robicelli's. Robicelli's once shared a kitchen with Fany and her paletas (Mexican-style frozen ice pops) and they have pledged to donate a chunk of profits from online sales of these brownies—swirled with Mexican cinnamon and cajeta—through the end of February. Other BKLYN-based food purveyers have signed on to help out too: Brooklyn Cured, Liddabit Sweets, Whimsy & Spice, see the site for more. Friends indeed.
Joy Makon curates Brooklyn Artisan's Craft & Design coverage and creates the weekly Best of Brooklyn lists. Send items for listings to brooklynartisan@joymakondesign.com
Filed Under: Architecture, best practices, Brain Candy, Community, Coworking, Craft/Design, Galleries, Guilds/Fairs, Handmade, Innovation, Joy's Best of Brooklyn Weekend Listings, Method/Materials, Outer Brooklyn, The Business Side, Think, Uncategorized, urban planning Tagged With: 3DRobotics, Art House, Borough of Brooklyn, Brooklyn Art Library, Brooklyn Cultural District, Brooklyn Cured, cajeta, Catchafire, Chad Dickerson, Chris Anderson, City of New York, downtownbrooklyn.com, Etsy, Fany Gerson, Food52, Fulton Street, Gowanus, Hello Etsy, JumpStart NYC, La Newyorkina, LEED, Liddabit Sweets, Memoir Project, NYC Economic Development Corporation, Piglet Tournament of Cookbooks, Pratt, Rachel Chong, Robicelli's, Strand Theater, SUNY Levin Institute, The Brooklyn Sandwich Society, The Sketchbook Project, UrbanGlass, Whimsy & Spice, Williamsburg
A Tale of Two Libraries
November 19, 2012 by Joy Makon Leave a Comment
The Kensington Library opened November 15, 2012.
After a nearly three-year renovation, the Park Slope Library reopened in September.
INSPIRED BY A NEWLY ISSUED LIBRARY CARD from the Brooklyn Public Library and by a tip from Madeleine Appell, an instructor at Kingsborough Community College, I went to visit two branch libraries to look at the architecture and design of the buildings.
As new as it gets
The Kensington Library branch opened on November 15 in a newly built, LEED-certified green, sustainable and fully ADA-compliant building. The new building replaces an older location that was a few blocks away in a former catering hall from the 1960s. This light-filled open space is cool as can be, yet warm and appealing, even as it stands out from the surrounding residential neighborhood of traditional-looking low-rise homes and mish-mash storefronts. I love the daylight that streams in from the glass walls and skylit atrium, along with the arty Calder-like mobiles suspended from the second floor. This would be a fun, cheery place to spend a few hours reading or surfing the web.
Sustainable features of lighting, heating and cooling systems, and thoughtfully-selected materials and finishes are invisible in such a well-designed and people-friendly space. The Kensington branch has been one of Brooklyn's most active library locations with over 100,000 items in circulation. It's hoped that this beautiful new space will provide an energy-efficient and healthier environment for users and staff. Unfortunately, according to the Daily News, this may be the last branch built from scratch. Due to budget realities, the Brooklyn Public Library is considering preexisting storefront locations for new branches.
Retrofit plus
Back in Brownstone Brooklyn, the Park Slope Library, known as "Prospect Branch," reopened in September after nearly three years of renovations. As befits the neighborhood, this building is replete with the columns, paned-glass, and details found in the landmarked homes surrounding it. Renovation has brought new lighting, technology, climate control, and accessibility to this 1906 building that was part of Andrew Carnegie's legacy. It was all in use when I visited this afternoon—kids, parents, caretakers, and the occasional grown-up, all gently engaged with books and computers, in comfy, well-lit spaces. A row of strollers were parked neatly by the entrance.
City Councilman Brad Lander notes that libraries routinely provide internet access and computers to the 50% of New York households without high-speed internet, as duly noted by the activity I observed in both branches today.
Kensington Library. F train to 18th Avenue. Kensington/Boro Park
<< Nearby: Korn's Bakery and Cafe K
Park Slope Library. F/G train to 7th Avenue; R train to 9th Street. Park Slope
Nearby: Colson Patisserie >>
Joy Makon curates Brooklyn Artisan's Craft & Design coverage and creates the weekend to-do lists.
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IC-98 (originally Iconoclast, founded in 1998) is Visa Suonpää and Patrik Söderlund. IC-98's projects often take the form of installations or publications, combining research, text, drawing and animation. Their intensely abstracted, identifiable visual language weaves myriad bridges between the material and mythical, individual and collective, nature and culture. The works concern the body politic, social formations and architectural constructions, different ecologies and the presence of human and natural history in everyday life. The works of IC-98 has been presented in exhibitions, biennales and projects around Nordic countries, Europe, The USA and Asia. In 2015, IC-98 represented Finland at Venice Biennale.


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Q: Adding a response header in an ExceptionFilterAttribute in ASP .Net Core I'm trying to add a header to responses from a .Net core Web API when an exception occurs.
I'm using an ExceptionFilterAttribute...
public class ExceptionFilter : ExceptionFilterAttribute
{
    public override void OnException(ExceptionContext context)
    {
        context.HttpContext.Response.Headers.Add("CorrelationId", "12345");
        base.OnException(context);
    }
}

For some reason the header is not sent to the client. I'm guessing this is something to do with responses already being formed at this point so they can't be changed?
I've got a custom middleware that adds a correlation id to the request context and then outputs it into the response headers. This doesn't fire when an exception occurs though so I need another way of doing it hence trying to use the filter.
What should I change to get this to work?

A: Try this,
  public class ExceptionFilter : ExceptionFilterAttribute
    {
        public override void OnException(ExceptionContext context)
        {
            var correlationId = "12345";

            // DO OTHER STUFF

            context.HttpContext.Response.OnStarting(() =>
            {
                context.HttpContext.Response.Headers.Add("CorrelationId", correlationId);
                return Task.CompletedTask;
            });
        }
    }

A: Explicitly set context.Result to write output from an exception filter:
public override void OnException(ExceptionContext context)
{
    context.HttpContext.Response.Headers.Add("CorrelationId", new string[] { "12345" });

    context.Result = new ObjectResult(null) { StatusCode = 500 };
    context.ExceptionHandled = true;

    base.OnException(context);
}

This will add the header to the actual response.

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Zbór parafialny Śląskiego Kościoła Ewangelickiego Augsburskiego Wyznania w Gutach (cz. Farní sbor Slezské církve evangelické augsburského vyznání v Gutech) – zbór (parafia) luterańska w Gutach, należąca do senioratu trzynieckiego Śląskiego Kościoła Ewangelickiego Augsburskiego Wyznania, w kraju morawsko-śląskim, w Czechach.

Już w okresie Reformacji ewangelicy wybudowali w Gutach własny kościół, odebrany im w 1654 roku.

Od 1782 Guty należały do zboru w Ligotce Kameralnej. W 1866 wybudowano tu ewangelicką szkołę, obecny budynek probostwa. W 1882 powstał cmentarz ewangelicki, na którym w 1923 zbudowano kaplicę cmentarną. Podczas IV Regularnego Synodu, który odbył się 25 czerwca 1950 roku, zdecydowano o podzieleniu dotychczasowych zbyt dużych zborów i założeniu nowych, w tym również w Gutach. Pierwszym pastorem został Jerzy Badura. W 1968 dawną kaplicę cmentarną rozbudowano do jej obecnego kształtu. W latach 2002-2005 przebudowano budynek probostwa.

Linki zewnętrzne

 Informacje o zborze na stronie Kościoła

Religia w Trzyńcu
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November is a month of gratitude and celebration -- and some of those celebrations include birthday parties because some of country music's most notable stars were born in November.
We want to raid her closet!
Dierks Bentley shared photos of himself giving blood to help the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting victims.


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The revolution in Bahrain is less than a week old, and seems to be running on the heels of the Egyptian protests. St Valentine's Day in the UK – referred to, now, as Bahrain's Day of Rage against a monarchy and regime which is now showing its true colours. The death toll so far is 8, and the government are using force to break the protestors.
Last Thursday morning, protestors who were sleeping in the now iconic Pearl Square, were rudely awakened by riot police, killing and injuring hundreds of people including women and children. The ruling monarchy gave instructions to the hospital staff not to treat the wounded – a dictate which shows the utter contempt that the monarchy has for the people of this small country.
The rot has now set in for the ruling Al Khalifa dynasty ; the genie is out of the bottle as the whole world now knows more of the realities behind this particular regime. Obama has called for restraint and there are signs of calming of the tensions – however there will only be one end that the Bahraini people will settle for, and that is regime change. They have seen it in Tunisia, and Egypt, they will feel that their time is now.
A reasonable sized demonstration formed outside of the Bahrain Embassy in London on 19th February 2011 with some very emotional speakers – including reports from people who had been caught up in the early morning violence on Thursday.


As marketers, our job in a nutshell is to inspire people to take action. Even if this desired action is to sign up for a webinar, I often imagine that I'm marketing a skydiving excursion, which is to say, that I'm asking people to spend money to jump out of an airplane. After all, at a certain point, each customer must take a leap of faith. We therefore must assure them that not only will they be jumping with a parachute, but that when they reach the ground they will have had the greatest experience of their lives. In other words, we must mitigate any perceived risk with the promise of reward.
Arguably the most important copy on a web page is the call-to-action (CTA), as this is often your final appeal to a customer before he or she leaps from the metaphoric airplane.
Offering personal information to a brand is, at all times, a risk. Marketing copywriters need to understand that consumers are always weighing benefits and costs when browsing the web. Consumers view their time, information, or especially monetary currency as valuable. If a CTA doesn't properly convey greater value, users are going to bounce.
As a poignant example, Marketingexperiments.com reported that switching from the form on the left to the form on the right improved the conversion rate by 201%. The form on the left does not do an adequate job of mitigating risk, as it's essentially promising a sales call.
The form on the right offers value by granting the user access into an exclusive network. The value proposition at the top of the form is broken out into easy-to-digest bullet points.
Even the button offers a value proposition instead of the proverbial "Click Here." Calls to action often accompany buttons on websites, but the buttons themselves can contain powerful CTAs. The words, "Click Here" offer no value: they simply assure a user that a button is indeed a button and command them to click it. When was the last time you clicked a button simply because it told you to?
Don't be afraid to direct users down a path. Offering too many options in your CTA inspires unsupervised actions and can confuse users. There's plenty of room on a site to provide resources for individuals in an exploratory phase, but the CTA should be reserved for points of action.
The first call-to-action offers three choices: "Buy Now", "Learn More" and "FREE Sample." But Consumers are not even assured of what they are buying. They are, however, promised that they will need to download software in order to view the electronic version of the newspaper. This CTA has communicated risk without effectively communicating value.
Conversely, the second CTA offers several options for the user, but all communicate value and none are presented in the form of the CTA. The CTA is presented in an authoritative button with the words "Confirm my Subscription." There is still a diminutive 'Learn More" option, though not presented as a button. If a user decides to confirm their subscription, they know exactly what they are getting. Sure they still might need to download software in order to read the paper electronically, but that is information that can easily be presented after a user has made their leap, and clicked through.
Not surprisingly, the second CTA resulted in 64% more conversions.
Though still somewhat controversial, more and more marketers are discussing the value of designing websites around user thought sequences rather than eye path, allowing content to be absorbed as easily and organically as possible. Put more succinctly: think like your customers. But remember that not all visitors to your site will have the same level of motivation. It's therefore imperative to have content that appeals to visitors in different stages of the buying cycle. It's also beneficial to direct CTAs toward users who are motivated to take that action, whether it's watching a webinar, filling out a form or purchasing products or services.
A recent study showed that simply changing the words "Learn More" to "Open an Account" boosted a site's conversion rate by 43%. It turns out that customers reading the CTA were more motivated to take action then to receive education. By understanding where users are in their thought sequence, it might be possible to have more influence over their behavior.


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A group of teenage girls heading into the city hook up with a gang of drug-addled ne'er-do-wells and are brutally murdered. The killers find their way to the home of one of their victim's parents, where both father and mother exact a horrible revenge.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Director: Dennis Iliadis
Actors: Aaron Paul, Garret Dillahunt, Joshua Cox, Martha MacIsaac, Michael Bowen, Monica Potter, Riki Lindhome, Sara Paxton, Spencer Treat Clark, Tony Goldwyn
The true story of Whitey Bulger, the brother of a state senator and the most infamous violent criminal in the history of South Boston, who became an FBI informant to…
Suspicious that her colleague is responsible for a series of mysterious patient deaths, a nurse risks her own life to uncover the truth.
When it was first released in Argentina, Pablo Trapero's film had the highest opening box-office of all time. The key to that success is simply that The Clan is based…
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It is the first day of Rameshan as an online taxi driver when he encounters different kinds of people as his passengers. As the hearing impaired driver slowly begins to…
A Japanese Yakuza gangster's deadly existence in his homeland gets him exiled to Los Angeles, where he is taken in by his little brother and his brother's gang.
Country: USA, UK, Japan
Intrigo: Dear Agnes
What is a human life worth? How is it possible that a woman like Agnes could agree to kill another human being? Is it the money? Or are there other…
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Double Identity
In Chechnya, an American doctor takes a detour in life when he helps a mysterious woman escape from her would-be assailant.
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Takada (Ryuhei Matsuda) receives a request to find a missing woman. The missing woman is university student Reiko (Atsuko Maeda). While tracking Reiko down, Private Detective (Yo Oizumi) and Takada…
And Soon the Darkness
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A dangerous international spy is determined to give up his high stakes life to finally build a closer relationship with his estranged wife and daughter. But first, he must complete…
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Charts the headlong fall of Pinkie, a razor-wielding disadvantaged teenager with a religious death wish.
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South Korea sales, India prospects, Brazil's 2022 – the week – just-auto.com
Our weekly summary of the best features and news
We published our usual monthly deep dive into South Korea this week. Domestic sales by South Korea's five main automakers combined rose by just under 2% to 131,526 units in December 2022 from 129,392 units a year earlier, according to preliminary wholesale data released individually by the companies. Domestic sales last month were lifted by continued improvements in semiconductor supplies and recent new model launches – particularly by the leading domestic brands. Hyundai reported a 6.5% rise in local deliveries to 70,387 units while Kia's sales were up by almost 6% at 50,536 units. The smaller brands struggled to keep up, with Ssangyong's sales falling by 5% to 5,520 units; GM Korea's sales dropping by 27% to 1,840 units; and Renault Korea sales plunging by 55% to 3,243 units.
When we look at the performance of the global automotive industry in 2022, India has been a rare bright spot. Is it likely to continue? Ammar Master, analyst at LMC Automotive (a GlobalData company), considered the outlook. India (along with the ASEAN region) has been a rare bright spot, bolstering sales. The effects of the pandemic are gradually dissipating and leading to a rebound in GDP and private consumption. This helped drive pent-up demand, while also giving vehicle makers the confidence to introduce new models in the market. Plus, improving supplies of semiconductors have allowed OEMs to ramp up output to meet pending orders of an estimated 850k units, most of which are Passenger Vehicles (PVs). The market's growth driver has also shifted from inexpensive entry-level cars to SUVs, frequently bought by more affluent consumers, which is another reason why sales are holding up well. Therefore, Light Vehicle (LV) sales in the year to October climbed by 25% year-on-year (YoY) to 3.70 million units, despite higher vehicle prices and interest rates. Sales are projected to have reached a record high of 4.41 million units (+25 YoY) in 2022. After such phenomenal growth last year, the market is expected to slow to a 5% growth rate in 2023 on sales of 4.64 million units. We assume that most of the pent-up demand and pending orders will be largely fulfilled over the coming few months, albeit with new model launches continuing to generate large volumes of bookings.
The US light vehicle market turned out at 13.7 million in 2022, down 7.9% on 2021's 14.9 million units. Sales were hampered by supply constraints and higher interest rates – a response to an uptick in price inflation. Transaction prices hit record levels and inventory stayed low, despite some improvement in the second half of the year. The US is expected to experience a mild recession in 2023. The recession will be triggered by the Federal Reserve's aggressive tightening cycle and the drag from tighter financial market conditions. Higher borrowing costs will also weigh on corporate profits, hiring, and business investment. The consumer will also feel the effects of an increase in unemployment and a reduction in excess savings. General Motors regained the market leadership position in the US after Toyota pipped it to the post in 2021. GM sold 2.27 million vehicles in 2022, a 3% gain on the previous year. GM performed especially strongly in the fleet market (sales up 44% in the year). Toyota, the previous US market top seller, sold 2.1 million units in 2022, 9.6% fewer than in 2021. In 2023, US light vehicle sales are still expected to remain well below pre-pandemic levels at 14.9 million units, an increase of 9% from 2022. In pre-pandemic 2019, the US market was 17 million units, a level it is not expected to return to until 2025.
Our Man in Brazil has just checked in for 2023 with an interesting article on how the South American country's auto industry fared last year. With so many variables pounding the Brazilian economy, last year's results were of flat sales, a slight production rise and sound exports. Sales of cars, pickup trucks, delivery vans, lorries and buses dipped 0.7% in 2022 to 2,104,461 registered units. Cars and buses performed a little better than in 2021 but lorries and light commercials pulled overall results down. Sales were off 32% overall from 2019's 2.788m registrations before the covid pandemic. December was the strongest sales month in 2022 with 216,900 registered units, up 4.8% year on year. Brazil ranked third largest world market after China: 26.757 million vehicles (+1.7%) and Germany: 2.651 million (+1.1%) Brazil: 2.104 million (-0.7%) and ahead of the United Kingdom: 1.614 million (-2%) South Korea: 1.388 million (-3.1%) Spain: 0.813 million (-5.4%) Japan: 4.201 million (-5.6%) United States: 13.858 million (-7.6%) France: 1.529 million (-7.8%) and Italy: 1.456 million (-9.6%).
China results just in, too. New vehicle sales there fell 8% to 2,556,000 units in December 2022 from 2,786,000 units in the same month of last year, according to passenger and commercial vehicle wholesale data released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). The Chinese vehicle market had slowed significantly since rebounding in the third quarter, reflecting widespread Covid outbreaks and related lockdowns across the country in the fourth quarter. Deliveries to dealers in December were held back by shortages of semiconductors, according to CAAM, with supply chains once again disrupted by the pandemic. Full year sales increased 2% to 26,864,000 units from 26,275,000 units in 2021, helped by a 50% cut in vehicle sales tax in the second half of the year. Passenger vehicle sales rose 9% to 23,563,000 units, driven mainly by surging demand for new energy vehicles (NEVs), while sales of commercial vehicles plunged 31% to 3,301,000 units.
Another EV battery JV ready to roll: LG Energy Solution (LGES) said its US battery cell manufacturing joint venture with Honda Motor had been officially established. The company, called L-H Battery Company, is based in Jeffersonville, Ohio with an initial paid up capital of US$210m. LGES owns 51% of the equity and Honda 49%. Construction of a new plant, 40 miles south west of Columbus, will begin early in 2023. It will have an initial production capacity of 40 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year when construction is completed at the end of 2024, to produce lithium ion batteries exclusively for Honda EVs made in North America. The company said battery cell production would start by the end of 2025.
Materials, too: EV Metals Arabia Company for Industry (EVM Arabia), a subsidiary of EV Metals Group, a global battery materials and technology company, said agreements had been signed for the allocation of 127 hectares of land from The Royal Commission at Yanbu and a gas and power allocation from the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Energy. This will allow development of EVM's battery chemicals complex to position the kingdom as a global midstream hub for the production of high purity chemicals required by electric vehicle and battery cell manufacturers. It followed the grant of an environmental permit to construct by the Royal Commission at Yanbu effective from 2 January 2023, for which a contract will be awarded later this year. The gas allocation is equivalent to a daily standard amount of 6,240,000 cubic feet which will be used for the first two processing trains to produce high purity lithium hydroxide monohydrate, with construction scheduled to commence in Q3 this year.
Gestamp has announced a fourth hot stamping line in India. It recently launched extreme size parts, battery boxes, cell to pack concepts, joining technologies, chassis innovative lightweight solutions and active frunks at an automotive fair. "Gestamp aims to raise the bar in terms of its relevance in India as a key player in the automotive components sector, at a time when the Indian automotive sector has grown exponentially to become the third largest automotive market in the world," the supplier said in a statement. The new hot stamping line will be opened by the end of the year, in addition to the two existing ones in Pune and another in Chennai.
Japan's new vehicle market expanded for the fourth consecutive month in December 2022, by 2.4% to 344,365 units from weak year earlier sales of 336,442 units, according to the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association. Component shortages continued to affect production at automakers, particularly Toyota, albeit to a lesser extent than earlier in the year and during the same period of last year. Last month the Japanese government revised upwards its GDP growth forecast for the country for the current fiscal year to 1.5% with rising capital expenditure and higher wages expected to underpin domestic consumption. Total vehicle sales last year fell by 5.6% to 4,201,321 – the lowest level in 45 years – from 4,448,340 in 2021, due mainly to a weak first half of the year. Sales of passenger vehicles fell 6.2% to 3,448,298 units while truck sales were down by 2.4% at 747,543 units and bus and coach fell by over 20% to 5,480 units.
Tata unit has completed its acquisition of Ford India's factory in Sanand. Tata Passenger Electric Mobility (TPEML) and Ford India Private (FIPL) had inked a deal last 7 August for the complex including all land & buildings, the car plant and its machinery and equipment plus the transfer of all eligible employees for INR7.26bn (US$91.5m). In a statement Tata said "the parties have today (10 January) completed the transaction and TPEML has acquired the Sanand property and the VM plant and machinery. Additionally, all VM employees are offered employment, and those who have accepted TPEML's offer of employment, have been transferred to TPEML and have become employees of TPEML with effect from today". "With existing capacities near saturation, this acquisition will unlock an additional manufacturing capacity of 300,000 units per annum which is scalable to 420,000 units per annum."
Ford is talking with South Korean electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturer LG Energy Solution (LGES) to replace SK On Company as its partner in its planned battery cell plant in Turkey, according to Korean reports. This followed recent reports SK On was pulling out of its agreement with Ford and Turkish company Koc Holding to jointly invest US$3.2bn in an electric vehicle (EV) battery plant near Ankara, citing rising interest rates and deteriorating funding conditions. Ford was looking to set up a joint plant in the country to supply battery cells for its EVs sold across Europe. The agreement with SK On was for a factory to come on stream in 2025 with an initial production capacity of up to 45 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year. Allowing LGES to replace it in Turkey would be a major setback for SK On which already has a strategic joint venture with Ford, BlueOval-SK, which is building two large scale EV battery plants in the US. Last month Ford was also reported to be in discussions with Contemporary Amperex Technology Company (CATL) to supply battery cells for the US.
Graeme Roberts, Deputy Editor, Just Auto
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Gibson Bonifacio stopped speaking as a child. He is now twenty years old, returning to Manila from his studies abroad, his first visit home in three years. He finds his family trying to keep it together, his mother still hurting from a tragic loss in the past. In the backdrop of the vibrant local music scene, his childhood best friend reaches out to him, and he finds a chance at his first real romantic relationship. Amidst the holidays, Gibson reconsiders and redefines his relationships with his family, his friends, and with himself.
Ang Nawawala is a 2012 Filipino drama film co-written and directed by Marie Jamora. The film stars Dominic Roco, Dawn Zulueta, Boboy Garovillo, Felix Roco, and Annicka Dolonius. The film was first screened as part of the 2012 Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival where it competed under the New Breed category.


Alstom currently have a project at Widnes, to repaint the entire fleet of Virgin Pendolino trains and is scheduled to run until October 2019. We currently have vacancies on the project for experienced Spray Painters and Mechanical Fitters.
This is a great opportunity for potential candidates to come and speak to both Rullion and Alstom staff and contractors, about what it's like to work on the project and at Widnes, take a look at the facility and the potential for a follow on interview, either on the day itself or at a later date.


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package semantic

import "fmt"

// LogicalOrder is a bitfield describing whether a statement, block or
// subroutine belongs before (pre) or after (post) the command's fence.
// Some statements and blocks straddle the fence, in which case both the pre and
// post bits will be set.
type LogicalOrder int

const (
	// Resolved indicates that the order has been set.
	Resolved = LogicalOrder(1)
	// Pre represents a statement before a fence.
	Pre = LogicalOrder(2)
	// Post represents a statement after a fence.
	Post = LogicalOrder(4)
)

// Resolved returns true if the logical order has the Resolved bit set.
func (o LogicalOrder) Resolved() bool { return (o & Resolved) != 0 }

// Pre returns true if the logical order has the Pre bit set.
func (o LogicalOrder) Pre() bool { return (o & Pre) != 0 }

// Post returns true if the logical order has the Post bit set.
func (o LogicalOrder) Post() bool { return (o & Post) != 0 }

func (o LogicalOrder) String() string {
	switch o {
	case 0:
		return "Unresolved"
	case Resolved:
		return "No-fence"
	case Resolved | Pre:
		return "Pre-fence"
	case Resolved | Post:
		return "Post-fence"
	case Resolved | Pre | Post:
		return "Contains-fence"
	default:
		return fmt.Sprintf("Unknown(%v)", int(o))
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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JFLA (formerly known as The Japan Foundation Los Angeles Office, 1983-1994, and The Japan Foundation Los Angeles Office & Language Center, 1994-2004) first opened its doors in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, in February 1983. Now located in the Wilshire Courtyard of the Miracle Mile District, JFLA conducts arts and cultural programs for the Western United States. We are also proud to provide comprehensive assistance for Japanese-language education nationwide.
Welcome to the website of the Japan Foundation Los Angeles (JFLA). I am very excited to assume the position as Director at this very important juncture in the history of US-Japan relations as our two countries commemorate the 70-year anniversary of the end of WWII. This is a great opportunity for us to reflect upon the fact that the positive bilateral relationship we enjoy today has been the product of unwavering efforts by our forerunners with good spirits and imagination on both sides of the Pacific. These people, from every corner of society including governments, corporations, educational institutions, and civic organizations, unanimously thought the reconciliation must start with a sincere exchange of ideas and opinions between our two nations. Hence, there have been numerous avenues established through which we can closely observe and appreciate each other's culture, engage in dialogue, and collaboratively develop new ideas and solutions. The Japan Foundation has supported these endeavors since its establishment in 1972 and has been providing opportunities for cross-cultural exchanges in the fields of arts and culture, Japanese language education, and the Japanese studies and intellectual dialogue. My colleagues and I here at JFLA feel very privileged to carry on this important legacy of fostering mutual understanding, friendship and trust between the US and Japan and hope to do so for many more decades to come.
The Japan Foundation, Los Angeles is located in the Miracle Mile District of Los Angeles, and situated in the Wilshire Courtyard between S Masselin Avenue and Courtyard Place.
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In the rough realm of bikers, there are no shortcuts to win a place among the old guard. It's a world where respect can only be earned, trust is painfully gained, and loyalty will be fiercely returned.
Jerry Rogers lived his life bound to those firm tenets which anchored his brotherhood. MHL&R was more than a patch on a leather cut, it ran thick as blood through Retro's veins as he worked to better things for his club, and family.
Locked for years in a loveless marriage, Retro still found a sense of pleasure and peace knowing he'd at least always done his best to buffer their children from his single mistake.
Confronted by evidence that what happened in the past wouldn't remain quietly buried any longer, Retro embarks on what might become his most important journey down memory lane. One that can only end in blood…and death.
In this story, Penny and Twisted play host to Retro's kids for a few weeks in the summer. They had more than one cookout, but here are Jimmy and Saya's favorites from those evenings that happened off-screen.
This recipe is enough for a family of four. Of course, if you're making enough to feed the clubhouse, you gonna have to double it, but be careful to make batches about that size to ensure the butter is done right.
In a medium cast-iron pan over low heat, melt butter with the garlic, lemon juice, tomato, Cajun seasonings, Worcestershire sauce, and bay leaf. Keep at a slow simmer until the tomato cooks down to just pulp and juice. Remove skins as desired. Remove the bay leaf before adding shrimp.
Increase heat and immediately add shrimp, cooking a couple minutes each side. Stir frequently.
Add lemon wedges last minute or two, stir well.
Serve over sliced bread, or other base preferred like rice or fried potatoes.
Soak beans, rinsing and changing water a couple of times.
Brown the sausage over medium heat with the oil. Add onion, green pepper, and celery. Stir frequently, cook until the onion is translucent.
Combine beans, sausage mix, and seasonings in a large slow cooker. Add broth and stir. Cook covered, 8-10 hours on low, or until beans are tender.
For a thicker dish, mash up a couple cups of the cooked mix and return to the slow cooker and stir.
Soak bread in milk until soggy. 5 minutes or so is usually ample.
Add eggs, sugar, vanilla, and stir well.
Drizzle butter in baking dish, spread evenly.
Add bread and bake about 45 minutes, until puffed and firm to the touch.
While that's cooking, start your sauce.
Combine sugar and butter in top of a double boiler and bring to a slow, rolling boil until sugar is completely dissolved.
Drop tablespoon of sugar mix into beaten egg and whisk, then add egg mix to the pan and cook, stirring constantly until thick.
Stir in whiskey to taste.
Remove pudding from oven and cool, then spoon into serving dishes.
Top pudding with sauce and serve immediately.


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Q: R: wilcoxon test Error: Grouping Factor must have exactly 2 levels I read this SO question and that one, but still could not solve my problem. I have the following data.table which includes only a few of my total columns and rows of my data.table.
library(data.table)
structure(list(Patient = c("MB108", "MB108", "MB108", "MB108",
"MB108", "MB108", "MB108", "MB108", "MB108", "MB108"), Visit = c(1,
1, 1, 1, 9, 9, 9, 9, 12, 12), Stimulation = c("NC", "SEB", "PPD",
"E6C10", "NC", "SEB", "PPD", "E6C10", "NC", "SEB"), `CD38   ` = c(83.3,
63.4, 83.2, 91.5, 90.9, 70.9, 71, 88.4, 41.7, 47.9)), .Names = c("Patient",
"Visit", "Stimulation", "CD38   "), class = c("data.table", "data.frame"
), row.names = c(NA, -10L), .internal.selfref = <pointer: 0x102806578>)

I would like to do a t.test on column 4 when visit is 1 and when visit is 9.
I checked for NAs as well as the length of both columns.
Thanks for any help!
      #na.omit(boolean_dt3)
      #print(length(unlist(boolean_dt3[Visit== 1,4, with = FALSE])))
      #print(length(unlist(boolean_dt3[Visit== 9,4, with = FALSE])))

wilcox.test( unlist(boolean_dt3[Visit== 1,4, with = FALSE])~ unlist(boolean_dt3[Visit== 9,4, with = FALSE]) , paired = T, correct=FALSE)

A: I just figured out , instead of ~ works for my problem.

A: Here's how to perform wilcoxon test on column 4 grouping by Value
 library(dplyr)
 wilcox.test( filter(df, Visit==1)$CD38, filter(df, Visit==9)$CD38, paired=TRUE)

A: try this formulation:
wilcox.test(numeric_var ~ two_level_group_var)


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Q: CSS - What is the meaning of * rules here I see the following rules on a webpage:
* {

    margin: 0px;
    padding: 0px;
    border: 0px;
}

Based on my knowledge, the webpage wants the IE browser to reset the margin/padding/border as 0 to avoid some potential problems.
If this rule is useful, why I don't see this rule shown on popular website, such as yahoo, google?
Thank you

A: That is known as the universal selector. In your case, those rules will be applied to every element on the page.
The most popular use of such a rule is to normalize differences in browser defaults for margin and padding.

A: * rules match EVERYTHING, but it is not recommended to use them.
The author's intention might have been to do a CSS Reset to remove browser's default CSS rules, but that's not the good way. Try this one

A: This is an older version of a CSS reset. It will set every element to 0 margin, border and padding to standardize display characteristics across browsers.
Each browser includes it's own default stylesheet, which can cause differences in positioning of elements in different browsers if you have not explicitly specified these attributes for an element.
The universal selector is fairly slow, and it's better to use specific rules targeting certain elements. A more modern way is a stylesheet like this, Eric Meyer's CSS reset. Lots of people use this one as it's complete and relatively efficient. Personally, I remove elements I know I'll never use (acronym, abbr, etc).


REDS Racing is pleased to announce that the popular REDS V8 1/8 electric motors have officially been ROAR approved. Furthermore, the REDS electric range also complies with EFRA rules. The ROAR approved V8 lineup includes the 1700kV, 1900kV, and 2100kV motors.


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Q: Dialog not rendering page on Iframe using external service In the code given below, jQuery dialog not loading jsp coming as response in the provided Uploadurl. Although the same is working fine with MAC OS and Chrome browser but not working with Windows Machine Chrome browser. This problem is for first time load only. When one cancel the dialog and try to open again functionality is working fine.
I have tried putting async: true in the dialog itself. Being a beginner in jQuery.
$dialog.dialog({
        modal: true,
        title: 'Submit File',
        width: 700,
        buttons: [
            {
                'text': 'Cancel',
                'class': 'btn-cancel',
                'click': function(){
                    $(this).dialog('close');
                }
            },
            {
                'text': 'Upload',
                'class': 'btn-upload',
                'click': function(){
                    $(this).find('iframe')[0].contentWindow.submitFileUpload($row);
                }
            }
        ],
        open: function(){
            $(this).find('iframe').attr('src', uploadUrl);
        }
    });

First time load on window machine should work fine.


Post migration to Exchange 2013. Lets see how to remove Exchange Server 2007 .
2.Verify Public folders are migrated completely.
3. Remove the Exchange 2010 Offline address book .
4. Make sure all the databases and storage groups are removed.
6.If edge server exists Remove Edge server subscriptions.
Get-Mailbox -Server "Exch2007" | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase "Mailboxdatabase2013"
Get-Mailbox -Database "Mailboxdatabase2007" | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase "Mailboxdatabase2013"
Verify no replicas are there with this server on the public folders.
You can remove these public folders using below commands.
Remove all Public Folders otherwise you will end up with below error.
Microsoft Exchange Error 1 – The public folder database 'Public Folder Database' cannot be deleted.
The public folder database "MAILSERVER\Second Storage Group\Public Folder Database" contains folder replicas. Before deleting the public folder database, remove the folders or move the replicas to another public folder database. For detailed instructions about how to remove a public folder database, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=81409.
Microsoft Exchange Error 2 – The public folder database 'Public Folder Database' cannot be deleted.
Verify no emails are flowing through this subscription you can disable the subscription send and receive connectors and verify mail flow.


Following the success of their musical theatre courses, that gives people the opportunity to discover different aspects of their personalities and to develop skills through singing and performing, the team behind Gotta Sing! has devised a series of workshops and Masterclasses designed to deliver the same top level results to businesses and organisations.
The techniques used to take you from 'singing in the shower to performing on stage in a musical theatre cabaret in just three days' can be used to engage individuals from diverse organisations and with a range of experiences, and in turn develop knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to improve communication and teamwork and so increasing their effectiveness.. Previous delegates have returned to work more confident, self-assured and self-aware with a greater understanding of group dynamics and teamwork.
Our courses can be tailored to suit your company's individual needs and can range from half a day to three days. They can be carried out in a variety of locations too. Following a successful contract on the P&O Oriana giving Masterclasses, workshops and staging shows, the team are about to head to Australia to deliver Gotta Sing! On the P&O Aurora for 3 weeks as it crosses the Pacific Ocean. They recently went to a conference in Barcelona and in just 90 minutes taught a group of 90 scientists a specially arranged ensemble piece from Les Miserables from scratch!
Colin Savage trained at the Guildhall School of Music. He was an Executive Producer for the BBC producing over 150 networked shows and now trains at the BBC Academy in many diverse subjects including: Performance, Presentation Skills, Confidence and Charisma. As a Creative Consultant, Coach and Trainer, he also works with ITV, C4, the NFTS, universities, charities and the independent business sector to transfer creative, "blue skies" and idea development skills. At the BBC he helped lead the "Making It Happen" change initiative specialising in organisation change through storytelling, audience insights, creative facilitation and creative process analysis and renewal. Using his experience "selling" programmes within the BBC, he's developed a highly successful programme in sales, charisma and presentation working with companies such as Estee Lauder, Jo Malone and Comedy Central.
Joanne Corrigan worked for the BBC for over 25 years and is an experienced live programme editor and outside broadcast producer. She has trained journalists, producers and presenters, not only to work within broadcasting but to take their skills into schools and businesses. Since turning freelance she has worked in many areas including training, compliance, theatre production and talent management. Joanne's production experience ensures Gotta Sing! runs smoothly for clients, delegates and tutors.
Colin and Jo work with several West End Musical Directors to deliver their unique courses so you can guarantee a first-class line up of coaching and creative talent for your company.
".......last weekend was not a dream and was for real. Wow. I am singing at every opportunity now and loving it.


Los Angeles-based punk trio Flat Worms announce their third release, the "Into The Iris" EP, out on February 8th via Drag City imprint, GOD? Records. Composed of bassist/vocalist Tim Hellman (Thee Oh Sees), drummer Justin Sullivan (Night Shop), and guitarist/ vocalist Will Ivy (Dream Boys), the band also shares lead single "Shouting At The Wall", a tightly wound, buzzing hard hitter that "serves as a reminder to avoid temptations of self-indulgent anger and to stay focused." The six-track EP, recorded by Ty Segall in his home, is a persistent, determined response to an apocalyptic era, one that sees deserted strip malls and surreal headlines. The "Into The Iris" EP follows their self-titled album, released via Castle Face in 2017.
Flat Worms play their record release show in Los Angeles on Fri. Feb. 8th at Zebulon.


Outgoing Board of Directors Gurjit Singh, and President Salima Jiwani.
Steve Aiken Past Board Member, Melissa Polonenko Presidents Award Winner, and Marshal Chasin Clinical Grant Winner!
The Accessible Canada Act (currently called Bill C-81) is a proposal to make federal government services and entities accessible to all people with disabilities. This includes employment, buildings and public spaces, information and communication, purchase of goods and services, delivery of programs and services to the public.
The bill has passed first and second readings in the House of Commons, and on Sept 26, 2018, it was assigned to a committee for more detailed study.
This is important legislation for people with speech, language and communication disabilities because they can experience significant barriers to all goods and services. It is an opportunity to define what communication accessibility means beyond respectful attitudes, alternate formats and accessible websites. If successful, we can raise the bar for communication accessibility in provinces and territories across Canada.
CDAC continues to provide input directly to the government on Bill C-81, update our partner organizations, which includes OSLA and we play a leadership role on the federal accessibility alliance.
At this time we encourage you to share our recommendations and expectations with your clients, family members, MPs and Senators and ask them to support Bill C-81 and include the needs of people with communication disabilities.
Gerald Arthur Studebaker, age 86, died in Memphis, Tennessee, on September 2, 2018. "Jerry" was born July 22, 1932, in Freeport, Illinois. He graduated from Freeport High School and then attended Illinois State Normal University where he received his bachelor's degree in education of the deaf in 1955. He then attended graduate school at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, where he received his master's degree in 1956 and his PhD in 1960, both in audiology.
After two years with the Veterans Administration in Washington, DC, he embarked on an academic career, which was to span more than 40 years. It started at the University of Oklahoma where he was appointed assistant professor in 1962. In 1972 he was appointed professor at Memphis State University (MSU). He moved to the City University of New York in 1976 and the returned to MSU in 1979 where he continued his career as researcher and graduate school teacher until his retirement in 2005. During his 43-year academic career, Dr. Studebaker taught a variety of courses mainly concerning the foundations of audiology, psychoacoustics, and hearing research methods.
His research was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for more than 25 years. He was awarded a seven-year Jacob K. Javits Neuroscience Investigator award by the NIH in 1984. He received two Distinguished Research awards and at least 10 other awards recognizing his research from The University of Memphis. He received a Research Career award from the American Academy of Audiology in 1997. He was elected Fellow by the American-Speech-Language and Hearing Association in 1969, by the Acoustical Society of America in 1990, and by the American Academy of Audiology in 1990. He was author or coauthor of more than 200 published and unpublished scientific and professional papers and book chapters.
CSA Group is pleased to announce the completion of the draft Canadian adoption of ISO 45001, Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems – Requirements with Guidance for Use. To be designated "CAN/CSA Z45001", this new draft document is now available for public review.
While all of the requirements in the recently-published ISO 45001 Standard were determined to be acceptable for application in Canada, our Technical Committee concluded that a few enhancements will be necessary in order to align the ISO 45001 requirements with existing Canadian standards. These enhancements (identified as "deviations") represent criteria and guidance material in addition to those of ISO 45001. They are designed to facilitate the use of ISO 45001 in a Canadian context and in harmony with Canadian OHS regulations and standards.
The automated review system for CSA standards allows you to provide comment on each section of the draft Standard. These comments will be forwarded to CSA staff and collected for consideration by CSA's Technical Committee on OHS Management Standards. Your input to this important standards development project would be most appreciated.
Note: The public review period for CAN/CSA Z45001 will close on January 4, 2019. All comments should be submitted to CSA Group by that date.


Here at Cedar Creek, we know that Jesus' command to make disciples applies to us. To be Christian implies being "on mission". We believe that the saving message of Jesus Christ needs to be heard by those across the street as well as those around the world.
There are many different opportunities to be involved in missions at Cedar Creek. Check out the links below for more information on how you can be involved in sharing the message of Christ.
The modern mission movement was born in South Asia. We at Cedar Creek follow in that heritage by continuing that work. This region of the world remains one of the world most unreached. Of the 3,373 people groups identified, only 4% have been reached, which means that a full 96% have not only never heard of Jesus, but they will likely die without hearing unless we go and tell them.
You will find details of any upcoming opportunities to go right here.
At Cedar Creek, we recognize that we do not have to go far to find those who have never heard. One does not even need to leave North America to find a place that is virtually unreached. Of the 2.4 million people that live the metro Salt Lake City area, only 2.3% affiliate with an evangelical church. There is only 1 SBC congregation for every 40,994 people in the Salt Lake metro. As you move outside of Salt Lake, the percentages drop even lower.
Cedar Creek has many strategic partnerships in the Salt Lake region. Through our Annie Armstrong NAMB offering, we fund the SEND Network's church planters in the area. Through our regular Cooperative Program giving, we support local associations and directors of missions. Through our pastoral staff, we also have connections to specific pastors and congregations in the region.
Jesus called us to love and serve our neighbors. Outreach is servant-focused. We seek to welcome and extend ourselves to those in our community, especially those who enter our service(s). It is our goal to build relationships with those in our community with the hope of bringing them to salvation in Jesus Christ. We desire to make all first-time guests and members feel welcome. This includes but is not limited to warm greetings, information about church details and activities, and meeting all needs of guests, visitors, and members.
One of our biggest outreach ministries is Campus Life. Campus Life is an after-school program that ministers to students at Fern Creek High School. At Campus Life, we play games, we eat food, we build relationships with students, and we share with them about the hope of Jesus Christ in the gospel!
Just as the first churches supported one another to advance the gospel, so we seek to advance the gospel through short-term missions. Specifically, we send teams twice a year to South Asia to deliver the gospel to unreached people groups. We also intentionally raise money to support missions through the Annie Armstrong, Leonard Hood, and Lottie Moon offerings.
"L.O.T." stands for "Least of These." The Bible makes it clear that we are to help those who are unable to help themselves (orphans, widows, etc.). We have partnerships with multiple "L.O.T." ministires, including Louisville Rescue Mission, Fern Creek Highview United Ministries, and Scarlet Hope.
Louisville Rescue Mission is an organization which ministers to the homeless and hurting men in the Louisville, KY and surrounding areas. Cedar Creek takes a trip there each month to prepare and serve a meal to the residents. This trip occurs on the third Thursday of every month, and we leave the church at 4:30 pm. Carpool or come and join us in the church van for our next trip! Or consider making a donation (bathroom cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, paper towels, paper plates/cups, toilet tissue, trash bags, etc.) and we will take it to Louisville Rescue Mission when we go!


Thursday- Supper at Hillary's. I'm taking mashed potatoes, dessert and rolls.
Sorry this is a bit generic. I plan to elaborate more as I get my wits about me...don't sit on the edge of your seat as that may just never happen! Happy Monday.


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From reluctant student to piano virtuoso
Adrian Chamberlain	/ Times Colonist
Toronto pianist Jamie Parker: His family is famous in the Canadian classical-music scene.
Photograph By .
What: Jamie Parker with Victoria Symphony
When: Sunday, 2:30 p.m.
Where: University of Victoria, Farquhar Auditorium
Tickets: $30 to $50; 250-385-6515 or 250-721-8480
He's a Juno-winning concert pianist who has played with every major Canadian orchestra. Yet Jamie Parker is the first to admit he didn't always enjoy practising as a kid.
He once even devised a trick to reduce his keyboard time.
The Burnaby-born musician said his mother, herself a piano teacher, used to listen to make sure he and his older brother (fellow concert pianist Jon Kimura Parker) were practising upstairs. Because she couldn't see them, Jamie would coax Jon to play all the music.
"We were allowed to play after our practising, so I'd say: 'Listen, you're older and better than me. So you just play through my pieces, because you played them a few years ago,'" Parker said.
His sister figured out an even more ingenious method of shirking:She recorded 45 minutes of herself practising on a cassette player. Then she'd turn it up and sneak out to play.
"But then," he added, "at a certain point we all figured out that you gotta shut up and practise, you know."
On Sunday, Parker will play Schumann's Piano Concerto in A Minor with the Victoria Symphony. The concert, conducted by Jean-Michael Lavoie, also includes Schubert's Symphony No. 5.
The Parker family is famous in the Canadian classical-music scene. As well as Jamie Parker and Jon Kimura Parker there's their cousin, pianist Ian Parker (who played with the Victoria Symphony in January). Ian's father was noted piano teacher Edward Parker, who taught for a time in this city.
Jamie's own father, John, wasn't a musician; he was a pharmacist. However, he was a lifelong classical piano devotee who loved playing records and attending concerts.
Music reigned supreme in their household. Parker recalls once opening the Vancouver Sun after Arthur Rubinstein died. There was a photograph of the famous pianist greeting fans backstage after a concert at the Orpheum Theatre.
"There were two people in the front, talking to him. I went: 'Hey, that's my mom and dad!' " he said.
He remembers, as a youngster, coming to the surprised realization that not all children take piano lessons.
As well as performing as a soloist, Parker plays with the acclaimed Gryphon Trio. The Toronto pianist, who holds a doctorate from the Juilliard School, is also a music professor at the University of Toronto.
Parker, 51, made his orchestral debut in 1981 with the Calgary Philharmonic. Thirty-four years of professional concert-playing have left him with at least one nugget of wisdom: There's no substitute for hard work.
He recalls a musician once auditioning for the University of Toronto's music program. Parker was part of the audition committee. Despite the young man's obvious talent, he failed to make the cut.
"You could tell he had no respect for his gift. And he did not have the will and the seriousness of discipline to carry through," Parker said.
"He did some beautiful playing. But you could just tell this would be the kind of student ... I'd pull out what's left of my hair, you know. He didn't have the right kind of attitude."
Star-making television shows such as America's Got Talent and The Voice have skewed the public's perception of what it takes to succeed in the performing arts, Parker said.
"It takes so much more than raw talent to make a success of this. [My advice is] just do it. Just get out there and do stuff. Do the work."
That's advice he'll no doubt dispense to a new generation of Parkers. His sons — nine-year-old Dylan and Max, seven — are violinists who have recently started piano lessons.
Asked whether he'd like his children to become professional musicians, Parker said he'll let them decide. He hopes they become sufficiently skilled to play chamber music with other musicians, partly for the pleasant social life this can provide. He notes being a professional musician can be a tough life, for some fraught with financial hardship and the risk of "being resentful because it's hard."
As for practising, it's mostly Parker's wife who keeps an eye on the boys.
"But," he added with a laugh, "if I heard sloppy practising going on, it's not like I can tolerate that either."
achamberlain@timescolonist.com
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