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Meet our Explorers!
Testimonials for our game: Save Terra!
"Save Terra is a fun, unique multiplayer game. It challenges players to learn about crucial problems going on around the world and how they can change their own behaviors to make the world a better place to live in. I had so much fun playing with my family, and I couldn't believe how much I learned. This game is truly eye-opening and makes you want to do your part to complete the global goals. I think it's rare to find a game that educates and empowers its players. I would recommend this game to families, students, and friends of all ages!"
-Rachel from Chattanooga, TN
"Playing the game "Save Terra" was the highlight of my Christmas vacation. Unlike other games, this one brought out amazing discussions. The trivia questions were thought-provoking and I always came away with new knowledge. This game will help you become a better steward of our planet, and it is fun!!"
-Jennifer, Educator from Novi, MI
"For a dream to inspire as many future citizens as possible and empower them to be problem-solvers for a better, more sustainable future...their future."
-Amanda Kramer, Founder of Virescent Education
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In the PANZ quarterly newsletter, the members are invited to submit artwork to a Newsletter Pastel Challenge. The competition is usually a theme of sorts, and will be judged. The winning artwork receives $100 and second place $50. Please see the Journal for details.
"Red with a touch of blue"


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The company "Brandtape" took an active part in the exhibition INNOPROM-2013, held from 11 to 14 July at the IEC "Ekaterinburg-EXPO" Our beautiful, originally decorated booth was a great success for visitors and exhibitors.
The work at the exhibition turned out to be fruitful. There was a lot of business contacts, the beginning of the future mutually beneficial cooperation.
Very fond of all Tapeman – our adhesive-tape talisman, who wanted to be photographed.


Wandering across the sunlit sands looking for inspiration. I don't know why certain compositions catch the eye, but the rippled edge of this pool attracted me. Shooting a setting sun can be such a calming experience, so Earth to Calm by Scott Matthews is a fine title.
Two shot vertorama. The Earth at my feet to the Sky above my head.
My favorite subject for landscape photography is definitely the night sky. But when I visit the Oregon coast I always take the time to seek out a sunset, if possible. It's been a number of months since I attempted shots like this, so I'm a bit rusty. But the light on this recent evening broke a couple of hours before sunset and beckoned me to travel to Seal Rock State Park, where I spent quite a bit of time reveling in an empty beach. I probably should have climbed up Seal Rock itself to shoot, but that's one of those 20/20 hindsight things.
Enjoy your morning and have a happy Earth Day!
Will be back later to visit your works.
The longer one is alone, the easier it is to hear the song of the earth.
The POETRY of the EARTH is never dead !
Let us never try to disturb it, bec there is no one who can't understand it's language.
If your weekend starts here, have a great one. Stay warm!
Thanks to www.cgtextures.com/ for the background (leather).
© 2011 Helmuth Boeger - All rights reserved.
travelling through the hated town, and yet Earth is so beloved.
Earth Intruder [ explored ] by ichigo!!
sun, trees, rain, mountains, wind, dry ground. Global Warming.
But this is how I feel..
Here's an image from EUMETSAT's Meteosat-10, in celebration of Earth Day 2015.
Image taken 22 April 2015 - 10:45 (UTC) by Meteosat-10. Natural Colour RGB product.
Our Earth World is in greater peril than ever, but there is also unprecedented opportunity to build a new future. Earth Day has the power to bring about historic advances in climate policy, renewable energy and green jobs and catalyze millions who make personal commitments to sustainability - A Billion Acts of Green™ – mobilizing the power of people to create change by taking small steps in our homes, our schools and our businesses that add up to an enormous collective action.
Earth Day is a pivotal opportunity for people, corporations, and governments to join together to create a global green economy. Our coordinated efforts now will be recognized by future generations as a turning point.
'Thank You So Much' for all your continued visits, heartwarming comments and faves!
Your undying support makes it all 'worthwhile'! Stay 'Blessed'! My Flickr Friends.
Please 'Bear With Me' If I Won't Be Able To Visit Your Streams On Time!
22,176 plastic bags in a average lifetime!
Spaceship Earth is a geodesic sphere that serves as the symbolic structure of Epcot, at the Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando Florida. It is also the name of the dark ride attraction that is housed within the sphere that takes guests on a time machine-themed experience.
The ride demonstrates how advancements in human communication have helped to create the future one step at a time. Passengers journey back in time to witness the origins of prehistoric man, then travel forward in time to witness important breakthroughs in communication throughout history—from the invention of the alphabet to the creation of the printing press to today's modern communication advancements, including telecommunication and mass communication.
Time zone by time zone, nearly 4,000 cities and towns in 88 countries joined the event sponsored by the World Wildlife Fund to dim nonessential lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Earth Day 2017 by Pia M. - Vittoria S.
Anche quest'anno si celebra l'Earth Day, la Giornata della Terra, prevista per sabato 22 aprile. Si tratta di una data molto importante, nata per sostenere la formazione di una nuova coscienza ambientale e la salvaguardia del pianeta Terra. Per l'occasione, in tutto il mondo si organizzano eventi a tema e anche l'Italia non è da meno.
L'Earth Day viene celebrato dalle Nazioni Unite il 22 aprile, un mese dopo l'Equinozio di Primavera, e vede la partecipazione di 175 paesi. La sua origine risale al 1970, quando venne celebrata per la prima volta per volere dell'attivista pacifista John McConnel. Da movimento universitario divenne poi un evento educativo ed informativo per valutare le problematiche ambientali, l'inquinamento, la distruzione degli ecosistemi e la conservazione delle risorse naturali.
This year is also celebrated the Earth Day, Earth Day, scheduled for Saturday 22 April. This is a very important date, born to support the formation of a new environmental consciousness and the preservation of the planet Earth.
The Earth Day is celebrated by the United Nations on April 22, a month after the Spring Equinox, and sees the participation of 175 countries. Its origin dates back to 1970, when it was celebrated for the first time by the pacifist activist John McConnel. The university movement then became an educational and informative event to evaluate environmental issues, pollution, destruction of ecosystems and conservation of natural resources.
Winner of "Heaven's Shots" Waterworld challenge.
A lake is a landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature. It is Earth's eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.
Start a job today...wish me luck, please!
My tribute to our Mother Earth.
A big huge thanks to Everyone!!!!
Elle marche plutôt bien aussi dans ce sens je trouve.
Reflet d'un globe de la terre dans des gouttelettes d'eau sur une graine de pissenlit.
this earth does not belong to me.
Hey guys, just a quick upload from the archive.
Found out one of my photos, Awakening, has been selected to be exhibited at the Brunswick Street Gallery from the 4th to the 17th of July. Click here for further details of the venue if you're ever in Melbourne and wanted to have a look, or come on down on the 4th and say g'day to me!


Hi there! This tutorial will guide you on how to change Flaticon icons in PrestaShop based templates.
Inspect any icon with Firebug. You will see that there is a CSS class which defines which icon shows up. We will use that CSS class to find the other ones in global.css file.
As you can see, the theme has 20 different Flaticon icons. Choose any of those classes and copy it.
Now navigate to Modules and Services > Modules and Services. Locate the Theme Configurator module and open it for editing.
Scroll down to see the editable tabs and open the first one which contains the first icon we will replace with ours. Replace the first class with the one you copied before.
Save changes, refresh your home page and check the results.
Nicely done, the icon was successfully changed. Feel free to leave a comment or ask a question.


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Q: Robust way to check via reflection if extension method could be invoked on specific type Is there any ready to use solution to check (via reflection) if this arg of extension method is compatible with a specific arbitrary type?
In cases where extension methods has simple types on this parameter, it is a trivial task, you could just invoke Type.IsAssignableTo(), and you done.
But, if this arg is something like this:
public static void ExtMethod<T, V, X>(this Dictionary<V, List<string>> arg)
    where V : IDictionary<List<X>, T>, new()
    where T : class, IDisposable

Such checking could become pretty hard to resolve. Of course my example doesn't look practical, but anything possible in this world, and tool which i am trying to make should be able to handle any ridiculous but valid (from C# point of view) constructions.
Task context
I am currently developing smart auto completion in .net oriented IDE-like tool. Something like intelli-sense in VS. And i need to provide user with extension methods which could be used on type which is in current context of completion popup. But, how to find all extension methods for this type, make me a good trouble, because i couldn't even see the way to build such matching algorithm.
I wonder if there any alternative ways to do this (with Cecil for example)?

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99 Not Out for Federer
Back in 2001, a 19-year-old named Roger Federer won his first ATP tour title in Milan, the rest, as they say, is history. Today, Roger Federer, minus the pony-tail stands on 99 ATP Tour titles, just one short of a century of titles. Federer would become the second man to achieve this after Jimmy Connors reached a mammoth 109 tour titles.
Roger Federer by Mike McCune is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Whether Federer can reach 109 is another debate, but it would seem likely that he will achieve the incredible feat of 100 tournament victories. Since his first title back in 2001, Federer has only failed to win a title in one year - 2016, where he was severely hampered by injuries and only played 7 tournaments.
In the past two seasons, Federer has won 11 titles, and despite his more advanced age of 37 years, it would be a great surprise if he did not claim the title he needs in the next year.
Federer finished the 2018 season ranked number 3 in the world and so will be guaranteed a good seed and favorable draw in the early tournaments next year. This is an invaluable advantage, as it means he has plenty of time to build into a tournament.
With Federer playing fewer tournaments to manage his workload, it can sometimes take him a little bit longer to grow into a tournament, so the high seeding comes in pretty handy to guarantee he won't play any top seeds until later in the tournament.
It might not come at a Grand Slam, it may not even come at a Masters 1000, but at some point, Federer will win that 100th title, and I'm sure most people would agree that he deserves nothing less.
Although there would be few people who doubt that Federer will reach 100 Tour titles, it remains to be seen whether he can improve on his 20 Grand Slam titles, a men's open era record.
Federer picked up the Australian Open title in 2018, but chose not to play the French Open and went out in the quarter-finals of Wimbledon and last-16 of the US Open in what would be considered surprise loses.
This is not the first time that Federer's Grand Slam chances have been written off, but you have to question whether he can still manage to come through 7 best of 5 set matches in a two week period.
Grand Slams are a grueling challenge for any player, but at 37 years of age, it's got to have an effect.
But, with 20 slams already in the bag, Federer has absolutely nothing to lose. If he can get through the early rounds with minimal fuss, something he is very good at doing, then anything can happen.
To see Federer lift another Grand Slam title would be incredible, but first things first, let's get to 100 titles.
Hopefully, Federer will get this out the way sooner rather than later, because he doesn't want it hanging over him. The longer it takes him, the more pressure he will feel to finally reach this amazing milestone, but I have no doubt that he will become the ATPs second centurion at some point this coming year!

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Health Chat with Dr. Samuel – How Effective are Home Remedies?
Home remedies have been used for centuries to help relieve, cure or shorten the symptoms of common illnesses, such as the cold and flu. While viruses cannot be cured and must run their natural course, some home remedies can help. Richard Samuel, MD, medical director for Adventist HealthCare Urgent Care, evaluates the effectiveness of popular home remedies used to treat colds, flu and other sinus conditions.
When treating a respiratory virus or sinus infection, chicken soup can help relieve congestion. Drinking hot liquids, such as teas and soup broths, can help break up mucus in your sinuses and relieve nasal congestion. In general, staying hydrated is one of the best ways to ease your symptoms. Be sure to avoid carbonated beverages and caffeine. These beverages can keep you awake and alert when your body needs rest.
Many people mix honey with hot tea or warm lemon water to clear mucous in their airway or to soothe an itchy, inflamed throat. Research shows that mixing honey with a hot beverage or eating small amounts of it alone may help you feel better. Honey has antioxidant and antimicrobial properties that help remove and destroy harmful microorganisms that can reduce coughing and soothe a sore throat. This can help improve your quality of sleep and feel better. Remember to use small amounts, and never give honey to a child under the age of one.
The echinacea flower is commonly used in alternative medicine to fight off viruses and is widely available today in supplements, teas and juices. Researchers at NIH have concluded there is no strong evidence suggesting that echinacea products will prevent you from getting sick or helps you recover faster from viruses.
Gargling with salt water is a good way to relieve a sore or scratchy throat. Mixing a generous amount of table salt into warm water and then gargling it can help reduce throat swelling and irritation. This remedy is only recommended for adults and children who are at least six years old, because many younger children may not know how to gargle properly.
Vitamin C plays a key role in your immune function, so many people who feel themselves getting sick will eat more citrus fruits, juice and supplements to fight their illness. Research suggests taking high amounts of vitamin C may not prevent you from getting sick if you've already caught a virus, but it could shorten the length of time you are sick. Whether you are sick or well, consuming at least 75 to 90 mg of vitamin C each day supports your overall immune function and health.
Applying a warm compress is an effective way to ease pressure and inflammation you in your nose, cheeks and eyes from sinusitis or cold and flu viruses. To use this method, run hot water over a wet washcloth, squeeze it until damp and drape it across your nose, cheeks or forehead until you feel relief. You can safely do this several times a day. Running a humidifier to keep the air moist will also help relieve congestion.
Remember when you have a respiratory illness such as a cold, there is no substitute for rest and fluids. Rest and fluids will help your body heal and break up the excess mucus.


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Billionaire Barry Diller Abandons Dream Of Levitating Park On The Hudson
Emma Whitford
via Pier55, Inc. / Heatherwick Studio
Billionaire Barry Diller has abandoned his controversial proposal for a $250 million floating park/performance venue in the Hudson River near 14th Street.
According to the NY Times, Diller decided to kill his pet project during settlement negotiations with the Hudson River Park Trust and the City Club, a small good government group opposed to the project.
"Because of the huge escalating costs and the fact it would have been a continuing controversy over the next three years I decided it was no longer viable for us to proceed," Diller told the paper.
The NY Times also quoted an email Diller sent to supporters to break the news. A "tiny group of people had used the legal system to essentially drive us crazy and drive us out," he charged.
The plan for Pier 55, initially approved in February 2015, came from Diller and his wife, fashion designer Diane von Furstenburg. The extremely wealthy couple planned to kick in $113 million to install 300 columns in the Hudson, designed to support a suspended, 2.5 acre park. Additional costs would fall to taxpayers, with funding for maintaining the park expected to come from concert proceeds.
The City Club is reportedly funded by real estate magnate Douglas Durst, who was a supporter of the nonprofit Friends of Hudson River Park, which raises funds for the Hudson River Park Trust, until he was "pushed out," the Times reports, in 2011. The City Club first sued to block Diller's park in 2015, arguing that the Hudson River Park Trust failed to provide adequate time for public comment, engaged in a harried environmental review process for a project located in a protected estuary, and "violated the public trust doctrine by alienating public parkland to Pier55, Inc., a private entity."
According to the suit, "Pier55, Inc. retains tremendous discretion over the use of the new structure, including the power to charge whatever they may want to charge for tickets to 49% of events held in the structures two event spaces."
Hudson River Trust President Madelyn Wils said in a statement that she is "deeply saddened" by this week's news.
The park "was thwarted by a small handful of people who decided they knew better," she added. "We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Diller-von Furstenberg family for their generosity and for dreaming big with us on the public's behalf."
The City Club, meanwhile, says it was pleasantly shocked.
"We are totally surprised by this development," attorney Richard Emery said in a statement. "We thought the negotiations were proceeding to a resolution. Diller's decision respects the legislature's intent to protect the Hudson as an estuary rather than an entertainment venue. In the end, all the Trust's machinations and secret deals backfired as they were destined to do from the beginning."
floating park
Early Addition: It's not a party until the bowl of cigarettes comes out
Because yes, you have to let people smoke 'em inside, here are your early links: The Oculus' marble tiles are breaking, we're getting another food hall, the Guggenheim is getting a cool new installation and more.
James Ramsay
Published Feb 2, 2023 at 10:46 a.m.
Louis C. Hochman


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SaaS Jobs in the West Midlands
SaaS Vacancies
Permanent IT Jobs
Contract IT Jobs
The following table provides summary statistics for permanent job vacancies advertised in the West Midlands with a requirement for SaaS skills. Included is a benchmarking guide to the salaries offered in vacancies that have cited SaaS over the 6 months to 16 January 2021 with a comparison to the same period in the previous 2 years.
England > West Midlands
6 months to
Same period 2020
Rank 44 104 127
Rank change year-on-year +60 +23 +22
Permanent jobs citing SaaS 193 178 172
As % of all permanent jobs advertised in the West Midlands 5.61% 2.62% 2.22%
As % of the Cloud Services category 13.52% 8.79% 9.95%
Number of salaries quoted 218 195 141
Median annual salary £57,500 £52,368 £50,000
Median salary % change year-on-year +9.80% +4.74% +17.65%
10th Percentile £31,250 £32,500 £25,750
England median annual salary £60,000 £57,500 £57,500
% change year-on-year +4.35% - +4.55%
SaaS is in the Cloud Services category. The following table is for comparison with the above and provides summary statistics for all permanent job vacancies advertised in the West Midlands with a requirement for cloud computing skills.
All Cloud Skills
Permanent vacancies with a requirement for cloud computing skills 1,427 2,025 1,728
As % of all permanent IT jobs advertised in the West Midlands 41.49% 29.81% 22.29%
Number of salaries quoted 1,136 1,774 1,351
Median salary % change year-on-year +5.26% +5.56% +5.88%
Job Vacancy Trend in the West Midlands
Job postings citing SaaS as a proportion of all IT jobs advertised in the West Midlands.
Salary Trend in the West Midlands
3-month moving average salary quoted in jobs citing SaaS in the West Midlands.
Salary Histogram in the West Midlands
Salary distribution for jobs citing SaaS in the West Midlands over the 6 months to 16 January 2021.
Job Locations in the West Midlands
The table below looks at the demand and provides a guide to the median salaries quoted in IT jobs citing SaaS within the West Midlands region over the 6 months to 16 January 2021. The 'Rank Change' column provides an indication of the change in demand within each location based on the same 6 month period last year.
Rank Change
on Same Period
IT Job Ads
Birmingham +54 111 £57,500 +21.05% 19
Warwickshire +22 30 £45,000 -12.62% 6
Wednesbury +2 19 £60,000 - 1
Coventry +31 8 £63,500 +39.56%
Solihull +21 7 £42,500 +21.43% 2
Sutton Coldfield - 6 £42,500 -
Shropshire +8 5 £28,750 -
Worcestershire -18 3 £72,500 +31.82% 4
Top 30 Co-occurring IT Skills in the West Midlands
For the 6 months to 16 January 2021, IT jobs citing SaaS also mentioned the following skills in order of popularity. The figures indicate the absolute number co-occurrences and as a proportion of all permanent job ads across the West Midlands region with a requirement for SaaS.
1 107 (55.44%) Agile Software Development
2 78 (40.41%) AWS
3 74 (38.34%) Microservices
4 70 (36.27%) DevOps
5 63 (32.64%) Python
6 54 (27.98%) JavaScript
7 50 (25.91%) REST
8 46 (23.83%) Azure
9 42 (21.76%) Flask
9 42 (21.76%) SQL
10 38 (19.69%) Docker
10 38 (19.69%) PaaS
10 38 (19.69%) MongoDB
11 37 (19.17%) Kubernetes
12 32 (16.58%) Mentoring
12 32 (16.58%) Test Automation
12 32 (16.58%) Linux
12 32 (16.58%) TDD
13 29 (15.03%) Fintech
14 28 (14.51%) GCP
14 28 (14.51%) Django
15 26 (13.47%) .NET
16 25 (12.95%) Degree
16 25 (12.95%) IaaS
16 25 (12.95%) Serverless
17 24 (12.44%) Problem-Solving
17 24 (12.44%) Terraform
17 24 (12.44%) AWS Lambda
17 24 (12.44%) Kafka
17 24 (12.44%) AngularJS
Co-occurring IT Skills in the West Midlands by Category
The follow tables expand on the table above by listing co-occurrences grouped by category. The same job type, locality and period is covered with up to 20 co-occurrences shown in each of the following categories:
Database & Business Intelligence
Libraries, Frameworks & Software Standards
Processes & Methodologies
Quality Assurance & Compliance
1 11 (5.70%) Confluence
2 3 (1.55%) SharePoint
3 1 (0.52%) Elasticsearch
1 7 (3.63%) Microsoft Excel
2 4 (2.07%) MS Visio
3 3 (1.55%) Figma
3 3 (1.55%) InVision
3 3 (1.55%) Sketch
1 7 (3.63%) Oracle BPM
2 4 (2.07%) Salesforce.com CRM
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle 11i
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle Assets
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle Cash Management
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle EBS
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle EBS R12
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle ERP
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle Payables
3 2 (1.04%) Oracle Receivables
4 1 (0.52%) SAP HCM
4 1 (0.52%) SAP Payroll
3 38 (19.69%) PaaS
4 28 (14.51%) GCP
5 25 (12.95%) IaaS
5 25 (12.95%) Serverless
6 24 (12.44%) AWS Lambda
7 17 (8.81%) GitHub
8 15 (7.77%) OpenShift
9 10 (5.18%) Office 365
10 5 (2.59%) SuccessFactors
11 4 (2.07%) Amazon CloudWatch
11 4 (2.07%) Amazon EKS
11 4 (2.07%) AWS CloudFormation
11 4 (2.07%) Virtual Private Cloud
12 2 (1.04%) Lucidchart
13 1 (0.52%) Amazon EC2
13 1 (0.52%) AWS CloudTrail
13 1 (0.52%) Azure Active Directory
13 1 (0.52%) npm
1 19 (9.84%) HTTP
2 12 (6.22%) Firewall
2 12 (6.22%) Network Security
3 10 (5.18%) Asterisk PBX
3 10 (5.18%) VoIP
4 9 (4.66%) AMQP
5 8 (4.15%) DNS
6 1 (0.52%) DHCP
6 1 (0.52%) FTP
6 1 (0.52%) Skype
6 1 (0.52%) SMTP
6 1 (0.52%) SSH
6 1 (0.52%) Value-Added Service
1 38 (19.69%) MongoDB
2 11 (5.70%) PostgreSQL
2 11 (5.70%) SQL Server
3 10 (5.18%) NoSQL
3 10 (5.18%) Redis
4 9 (4.66%) Tableau
5 8 (4.15%) Relational Database
6 7 (3.63%) Big Data
6 7 (3.63%) Crystal Reports
7 6 (3.11%) Data Mining
7 6 (3.11%) SQL Server Integration Services
7 6 (3.11%) SQL Server Reporting Services
8 4 (2.07%) Amazon RDS
8 4 (2.07%) Apache Cassandra
8 4 (2.07%) SQL Server Analysis Services
9 2 (1.04%) Azure SQL Data Warehouse
9 2 (1.04%) Data Warehouse
10 1 (0.52%) Microsoft Analysis Services
10 1 (0.52%) RDBMS
10 1 (0.52%) Snowflake Schema
1 18 (9.33%) Jenkins
2 12 (6.22%) Visual Studio
3 10 (5.18%) JIRA
4 5 (2.59%) Atlassian Bamboo
5 4 (2.07%) GitLab
6 2 (1.04%) Balsamiq
6 2 (1.04%) Git (software)
6 2 (1.04%) Octopus Deploy
6 2 (1.04%) TeamCity
7 1 (0.52%) Bower
7 1 (0.52%) Cypress.io
7 1 (0.52%) PHPUnit
7 1 (0.52%) Selenium
7 1 (0.52%) SpecFlow
1 24 (12.44%) Finance
2 7 (3.63%) Law
2 7 (3.63%) Marketing
3 6 (3.11%) Public Sector
4 5 (2.59%) Billing
5 3 (1.55%) Manufacturing
6 2 (1.04%) Automotive
7 1 (0.52%) Electronics
7 1 (0.52%) Legal
7 1 (0.52%) Telecoms
1 50 (25.91%) Developer
2 31 (16.06%) Analyst
3 21 (10.88%) Principal Engineer
4 18 (9.33%) Architect
4 18 (9.33%) Python Developer
4 18 (9.33%) Python Engineer
5 16 (8.29%) DevOps Engineer
6 13 (6.74%) Support Analyst
7 12 (6.22%) Angular Developer
7 12 (6.22%) Applications Support
7 12 (6.22%) Applications Support Analyst
8 11 (5.70%) Applications Engineer
8 11 (5.70%) Business Analyst
8 11 (5.70%) DevOps Architect
9 10 (5.18%) .NET Developer
9 10 (5.18%) C# Developer
9 10 (5.18%) Design Engineer
9 10 (5.18%) Full Stack Developer
9 10 (5.18%) Open Source Engineer
9 10 (5.18%) SQL Developer
3 28 (14.51%) Django
4 26 (13.47%) .NET
5 24 (12.44%) AngularJS
5 24 (12.44%) Kafka
6 22 (11.40%) Node.js
7 18 (9.33%) React
8 17 (8.81%) CSS
8 17 (8.81%) Laravel
9 13 (6.74%) HTML
9 13 (6.74%) jQuery
9 13 (6.74%) Vue.js
10 11 (5.70%) .NET Framework
10 11 (5.70%) Ajax
10 11 (5.70%) JSON
10 11 (5.70%) Spring
11 10 (5.18%) FreeSWITCH
11 10 (5.18%) GraphQL
11 10 (5.18%) Spring Boot
1 22 (11.40%) Analytical Skills
2 14 (7.25%) Private Cloud
3 11 (5.70%) Cloud Native
3 11 (5.70%) Mobile App
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What to Look for in Nursing Program in South Florida
With all of the different requirements, waiting lists, and limited admissions for most nursing schools, prospective students who aspire to pursue a career in the nursing industry, might be struggling to get admitted into an institution. While getting accepted into the nursing school of your choice needs to be top priority, it is also wise to determine whether or not it is a good fit for you.
One of the things that most students seek in a good college program is a quality education and affordable tuition. For nursing students in particular—they typically want to find a school that reflects a high passing rate of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX). In addition to a quality education, affordable tuition, and a high NCLEX passing percentage, there are a few other things that prospective nursing students might want to look for in a nursing program. Let's explore what some of these things are.
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Much like how an attorney must take the Bar Examination in order to practice law and doctors need to obtain a medical license, nurses must pass the NCLEX in order to practice in their profession. The NCLEX is a standard exam that every state board nursing program uses to determine whether or not a student is qualified to start practicing entry-level nursing.
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Enrolling in an accredited institution guarantees your future employer that you made the wise investment of getting a quality education. It also will provide you with the assurance that every course within that curriculum has been strategically composed to prepare you for the NCELX. This means that with every nursing course you pass, you will be one step closer toward your career in nursing.
Florida National University (FNU) is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) that award associates, bachelors, and masters degrees. To earn and maintain accreditation, an educational institution like FNU must adhere to the Principles of Accreditation: Foundations for Quality Enhancement guidelines listed in the SACSCOC website.
Being an accredited institution means that each course that the school offers is designed to meet the high standards of a committee board that has been chosen throughout various accredited institutions in the South Florida area. So earning a Nursing degree from an accredited school that has a designed to prepare you for the NCELX is a good start to seeking the right institution. However, you'll also want to make sure that your education will provide first-hand experience.
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Taking well-informed courses has a lot to do with becoming a good RN, but there's nothing quite like experience to get you comfortable with your profession, especially in the health care industry. Find out if the school you are interested in offers clinical hours. Clinical hours are like an internship opportunity that allows students to personally work in the healthcare environment. This experience prepares students to become familiar with different types of healthcare settings.
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Estate Service Centre / September 6, 2016 by greenpenlondon
Proposed Estate Service Centre wraps around western edge of a new Electricity Substation [Northpoint Architects]
Greenwich Peninsula developer Knight Dragon has proposed a new Estate Service Centre for a site close to the District Energy Centre that is nearing completion on the southwest of the Peninsula. A planning application was submitted to Royal Borough of Greenwich in August 2016 and, if approved, work on the scheme designed by Northpoint Architects is expected to start in early 2017. Update: plans approved in November 2017.
Parcel Depot entrance on north corner of plot, facing onto Millennium Way [Northpoint Architects]
Proposals would create a central location for the management and maintenance of the development, and is to include a parcel depot centre to receive deliveries for residents prior to distribution across the development. The Estate Service Centre would manage the storage of residential waste, transported by a fleet of electric vehicles with trailers that collect waste from individual blocks. The provision of the Service Centre is expected to reduce noise and air pollution across the Peninsula.
The proposed Service Centre buildings are to wrap around an Electricity Substation that was granted planning permission in March 2015 and is currently under construction by UK Power Networks. The 132/11kV Substation will provide electricity to the development, while the neighbouring Energy Centre provides hot water and space heating to buildings across the Greenwich Peninsula. Infrastructure specialists and power engineers J. Murphy & Sons Ltd are the principal contractor for the substation, which will comprise of up to three transformers and a large switch room, with an underlying cable basement, set within one building.
Earlier plans show the Electricity Substation, currently under construction off the corner of Millennium Way and Old School Close, on the application site [UKNP/Nord Architecture]
Site surrounding proposed Estate Service Centre on Millennium Way - July 2016 [greenpen.london]
Location of proposed Estate Service Centre within approved Greenwich Peninsula 2015 Masterplan
Planning permission was granted in April 2015 for the 2,600 square metre Low Carbon District Energy Centre designed by Architects C.F. Møller for Plot M0401, which features a striking architectural flue stack designed by British artist Conrad Shawcross. The site lies directly south a historic gas works site and Thames Water Plant on Boord Street.
The Estate Service Centre is intended to support the development of thousands of new homes on the Peninsula. After taking on sole ownership of the development in November 2013, Knight Dragon subsequently secured planning permission for a revised Masterplan in December 2015. Some 2,800 homes are already complete or under construction in the Lower and Upper Riverside and new plans permit a further 12,768 homes over a 15-20 year timeframe. The proposed Service Centre is intended only to facilitate the first 8,289 homes constructed and is likely to be expanded in the future.
Proposed - Greenwich Peninsula Estate Service Centre [Northpoint Architects]
Greenwich Reuse and Recycling Centre, Thamesmead
A site-wide waste management strategy requires that a Facilities Management service be implemented by the Developer to manage the waste storage areas provided within each individual block. The Estate Service Centre will serve as the central waste consolidation area for household waste generated within the development (except for sites not owned by Knight Dragon). It will house waste compactors, green skips, organic waste bins, bins for small household electrical items, textiles and battery boxes. Refuse will be collected from the individual plots twice weekly and transported to the Service Centre, where Royal Borough of Greenwich's contractors will collect waste on a weekly basis, before transporting it to the 'Reuse and Recycling Centre' in Nathan Way, Thamesmead operated by Veolia.
Proposed site layout - location of North and South buildings [Northpoint Architects]
The proposals comprise of a three storey office building to the north of the plot that will house offices, a parcel depot and an external covered storage area, with vehicle access from Boord Street.
A single storey (double height) building to the south of the site is to house eight portable waste compactors for refuse, with vehicle access from Old School Close. The North Building is proposed to be of modular construction, which minimises on-site construction and facilitates the future adaptation or relocation of the building.
Below: construction progress - concrete shell of electricity substation (September 2016)
← In Pictures: Sculpture and Engineering on the Peninsula Four Residential Developments (July 2016) →
Following recent developments on the Greenwich Peninsula, London [unaffiliated blog]
Satellite Images of Greenwich Peninsula (2013 vs. 2017)
Proposed - P5K Phase One
Proposed - Calatrava's Peninsula Place
In Pictures: The Fulmar Roof Terrace
Vantage Point: Isle of Dogs
In Pictures: Construction of The Optic Cloak
Heritage sites on the Peninsula and East Greenwich
Proposed - One Peninsula Square, AEG Group
In Pictures: Open House London 2016
In Pictures: Sculpture and Engineering on the Peninsula
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Following recent developments on the Greenwich Peninsula (North Greenwich), London. [unaffiliated blog]


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Posted on May 8, 2019	by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary The authors of this review speculate whether a proportion of persons receiving referrals to memory clinics may not have dementia (or perhaps not even pre-clinical neurodegenerative disease at all); this category of patients may instead have functional disorders of … Continue reading →
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Eye Tests for Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease? (NHS Digital / Ophthalmology Retina)
Summary Further discussion about the possibilities of using inexpensive eye tests to detect Alzheimer's Disease, perhaps years before symptoms appear. This particular technique involves the examination of blood vessels and blood flow in the retina, as detected by Octa (Optical … Continue reading →
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Diagnosis of Primary Progressive Aphasia (JGCR / Journal of Neurology / ARUK / BBC News)
A Journal of Geriatric Care and Research (JGCR) case report discusses the neuropsychological assessments preparatory to the differential diagnosis of Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA). PPA is a rare form of non-Alzheimer's dementia featuring language impairment with progressive decline in word … Continue reading →
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More on the Persistence of Variations in Care and Health Inequalities (BBC News / MTG / King's Fund)
Summary The Medical Technology Group's analysis of data from the 209 Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), concerning regional inequalities in patient access to treatments and assessments involving medical technology, discovered unacceptable variations (including inequalities between the North and South of England). … Continue reading →
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Dementia with Lewy Bodies: Updated DLB Consortium Diagnosis and Management Consensus Report (Neurology)
Summary The Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB) Consortium has published an updated set of recommendations on diagnosis and management of DLB. Clinical features and diagnostic biomarkers are covered, with guidance on their interpretation. Previously omitted aspects of Lewy-related pathology are … Continue reading →
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Earlier Diagnosis of Glaucoma – and Possibly Many Neurodegenerative Diseases – By Retinal Examination? (BBC News / NHS Choices / Brain)
Summary A fluorescent dye injected into the bloodstream may, in future, provide a convenient method of detecting glaucoma earlier – perhaps a decade before more overt symptoms and damage have had the opportunity to develop – by identifying changes in … Continue reading →
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Under-Diagnosis of Dementia in the Community: an International Review (BMJ Open / JGCR)
Posted on February 8, 2017	by Dementia and Elderly Care News
Summary A literature review and meta-analysis of 23 international studies on the under-detection (i.e. the failure to achieve a diagnosis) of dementia identified a pooled rate of undetected dementia assessed to be 61.7%. The rate of under-detection was higher in … Continue reading →
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Precious metals prices, much like many other commodities, continue to zigzag with an unclear trend. This could be, among others, due to the London Olympics that shifted the attention of many traders to this prime even. The price of gold edged up on Wednesday while silver slipped. The Euro an many other risk currencies continued to depreciate against the USD. Currently, gold and silver prices are falling. On today's agenda: ECB Monthly Bulletin, American and Canadian Trade Balance reports, and U.S. Jobless Claims.
Gold rose on Wednesday by 0.2% to $1,616; Silver, on the other hand edged down by 0.04% to $28.08. During the month, gold edged up by 0.09%; silver, by 0.58%.
As seen, the chart presents the changes of normalized rates of precious metals in the last few weeks (normalized to 100 as of July 16th). As seen, during recent weeks gold and silver didn't move from their respective range.
The ratio between the two precious metals rose on Wednesday to 57.56. During August the ratio edged down by 0.49% as gold slightly under-performed silver.
American Trade Balance: according to the previous American trade balance report regarding May the goods and services deficit declined during the month to $48.7 billion.
The Euro/ USD declined on Wednesday by 0.27% to 1.2365. During August (UTD) the Euro/USD rose by 0.5%. Alternately, other currencies including Aussie dollar and CAD appreciated on Wednesday against the USD by 0.16% and 0.26%, respectively. The linear correlation between gold and Euro is still strong: during the past month, the correlation between the gold and EURO/USD was 0.609 (daily percent changes). Therefore, if the Euro will continue to trade down, it could also pressure down precious metals. Currently, the Euro/USD is falling.
Gold (September 2012 delivery) is traded at $1,615 per t oz. a $0.7 or 0.04% decrease as of 23:04*.
Silver (September 2012 delivery) is at $27.98 per t oz – a $0.095 or 0.34% decrease as of 23:04*.
Gold and silver are still seeking direction as they haven't shifted from their respective price range in recent months. The ongoing decline of the Euro during this week could continue to pressure down precious metals prices. Further, if other "risk currencies" will also depreciate against the USD, then precious metals rates may follow. The upcoming U.S reports including jobless claims and trade balance could signal the progress of the U.S economy and, in turn, affect not only the USD but also commodities prices. Finally, the Canadian trade balance report could affect the Canadian dollar that tends to be correlated with bullion rates.