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I archived my Gmail and can't find it in All Mail
I accidentally archived a certain number of emails and now I can't figure out where they are.
I understand that they get archived in All Mail but they were emails from months ago and I don't know the name of the senders (I book bands they were just unread emails that I wanted to make sure I looked at). So I can't find ANY way to find the emails I archived without knowing the sender's name. I get hundreds of emails, and wouldn't be able to recognise what I lost.
I tried to match up the dates with my Inbox and All Mail to see if I could find which ones were different, but the dates get all muddled with sending and receiving - there doesn't seem to be an easy way to just look at what you received on the day it was received.
HELP! These are so important but I'm stuck.
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The after: and before: search operators act on messages that were sent or received after or before those dates respectively.
From Gmail Help - Advanced Search
after: before: older: newer:
Search for messages sent or received during a certain period of time (using the date format yyyy/mm/dd)
Example: after:2004/04/16 before:2004/04/18
Meaning: Messages sent between April 16, 2004 and April 18, 2004.*
*More precisely: Messages sent after 12:00 AM (or 00:00) April 16, 2004 and before April 18, 2004.
Unfortunately, there aren't any logs available to normal Gmail users. If you can't work out a date range or at least some unique words or phrases in the messages to search on, you're going to have to go through your messages painstakingly.
This is why there's an "undo" link when you archive messages, just in case. Obviously it's too late for that now.
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Never archive without first attaching a label, knowing which labels apply can quickly make the search manageable. – mhoran_psprep Mar 4 '13 at 20:21
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"Belfast Primary Schools Football Association held their second "girls only" event at the Ozone, Ormeau Park.
It took the form of a 7-a-side festival day and St. Matthew's came top with Orangefield taking second place.
A successful 5-a-side competition was held at Shankill Leisure Centre earlier in the year with St. Matthew's also topping that event."
The Northern Ireland Schools Football Association has teamed up with Danske Bank to provide a girls 11 aside competition this year.
This year the girls 11 a side competition was held in 5 regions across Northern Ireland. There were 27 teams involved in the competitions with over 416 girls participating in the regional heats with the winners advancing to the girls 11aside finals in January.
In the first of the regional heats at Ulster University Coleraine, Lisneal College and St Mary's College excelled with St Mary's eventually running out group winners.
Last year's winners St Louise's College Belfast booked their place in the finals winning in a very tight match against St Genevieve's, Belfast in the Belfast/ Antrim heat. In the Tyrone and Fermanagh heat Holy Cross showed their strength and numbers with their A team having to play their B team in the final. Holy Cross College will be representing Tyrone and Fermanagh at the finals.
In the Down heat in Londonderry park St Joseph's proved too strong winning their section and not dropping a point against the likes of Glenlola College and Strangford High School. Clounagh Junior High will be representing the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon are in the finals of the school girls 11 aside competitions which will be played at Allen Park on the 17th January 2018.
The competition aims to give school girls more opportunities at playing 11 aside football, growing and learning the laws of the game. This is the first year Northern Ireland Schools Football Association has collaborated with the competition with the hope that the competition can go from strength to strength in the coming years.
This year's Victory Shield tournament will be staged in Northern Ireland – and organised by the Northern Ireland Schools' Football Association.
NISFA said it is delighted to be hosting the Under-16 Schoolboys international competition, which is run by the Schools' Association Football International Board.
The 72nd Victory Shield will be staged from 22 October to 27 October, with all games being played at Crusaders FC's Seaview Stadium in Belfast and at the Bangor Fuels Arena, home of Ards FC and Bangor FC.
Northern Ireland have only won the shield once – in 2000-01 – since the current version was set up in 1947. England have not entered for the past couple of years, so Northern Ireland's U16s will be facing Wales, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland in next month's tournament.
The Victory Shield was presented to SAFIB in 1947 to mark, as suggested by its title, victory by the Allies in World War II - and has been played for continuously since then. In the past the Under-16s version of the home international championship has showcased several up and coming stars. Current Northern Ireland internationals Steven Davis, Jonny Evans and Aaron Hughes all played in the competition as well as the likes of Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney.
NISFA chairman Paul Kerr said: "Three years ago the competition changed its format from playing games over the season to a week-long tournament hosted by one of the participating countries and this year, for the first time, it's Northern Ireland's turn to host it.
"I would like to thank the Local Organising Committee who have freely volunteered their time and expertise to ensure the tournament will be a success.
Schools football gets back into action this week and Edwin Ferris, Northern Ireland Schools Competition Convener, is expecting that there will be a surge of interest in the national competitions. "Last season we had a record number of entries for all the competitions and I anticipate that the level of interest will be even greater this time. We have already been contacted by some schools wishing to participate for the first time. This season the 16 strongest teams will be seeded and will enter the competition at the third round while the unseeded teams will play down to 16" added Edwin.
King's Park Primary and Nursery School in Lurgan has become the first primary school in Northern Ireland to achieve a Gold Award under the Irish Football Association's School Quality Mark programme.
Through the programme the association strives to maximise the number of schoolchildren exercising and playing football, enhance grassroots football, build capacity in schools and develop school and club links.
Irish FA Foundation Schools Manager Jonathan Michael said he was delighted to announce King's Park as the first gold standard primary school under the School Quality Mark programme.
He pointed out: "King's Park play in a variety of competitions throughout the year and always give the pupils the opportunity to participate. To be the first primary school to achieve the gold accreditation shows the school's focus on football and the commitment of the staff to go above and beyond to provide after-school activities.
The Lurgan school won two national football finals this year (NISFA five-a-side and NISFA large school seven-a-side) and they are also Northern Ireland cross-country boys' champions for the third year running and, for the first time, NI cross-country girls' champions.
"The promotion of sport and in particular of football for both boys and girls has been very much part of our school's development plan over recent years. King's Park has a long history of producing footballers who have gone on to play at senior level in the Irish League and beyond," said Ashton Shields, head of football at King's Park.
"Over recent years we have developed a number of partnerships through which we have encouraged sporting excellence at all levels in our school. The catalyst for much of our recent success was the construction in 2012 of a full-size Multi-Use Games Area within our school grounds.
He also pointed out several teachers at the school have Irish FA coaching qualifications which are transferable to other sports, while football is a major ingredient of King's Park's extensive after school clubs programme. Futsal is also now part of that programme.
He explained Irish FA coaching and development personnel have been working in the school for several years - and their input has been greatly valued by staff and children alike.
The head of football further revealed Lurgan-based Irish Premiership side Glenavon have been "extremely encouraging" and have provided the school with coaches ranging from Level One to UEFA A and Pro level coaches. And another local side, Lurgan Town, have also played their part in developing the skills of the pupils attending King's Park.
FAI SCHOOLS will welcome their counterparts from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to the impressive surrounds of the AUL Complex in Clonshaugh this weekend.
The International tournament will cater for the best U15 Schools' players in their respective jurisdictions. The four day event will kick off on Sunday evening, April 9 at 6pm.
As host nation, the Republic of Ireland have invited club representatives Shelbourne Ladies to participate in this year's event. Last season saw hosts Wales invite their younger age group (2001) to compete alongside their 2002 Select in Dragon Park. Similarly, a MGL Select participated in this tournament when FAI Schools last facilitated the competition.
This will be the fourth occasion for the FAI Schools Association to play host having previously catered for the event as far back as 2004 in Co. Clare when Scotland secured the title for a second consecutive year. Four years later it was the turn of Salthill Devon FC, Galway which saw Michael Gallagher's Captain Olivia Smartt (Mount Sackville) lift the Cup for the Republic of Ireland.
Alongside Smartt that day were colleagues Megan Campbell (Our Lady's College, Drogheda), Ciara Grant (Loreto Convent, Letterkenny), Dora Gorman (Dominican College, Taylor's Hill), Ciara O'Brien (St. Angela's Waterford) and Aileen Gilroy (St. Patrick's College, Lacken Cross). It was the Republic's fourth title win having captured the Cup the previous year in Wrexham (2007) and Ballymena (2005 and 2002).
2010 was the last occasion in which the Republic of Ireland were crowned Champions as Keeva Keenan (St. Michael's SS, Finglas), Jessica Gargan (St. Finian's CC, Swords), Amy O'Connor (St. Vincent's SS, Cork), Aisling Frawley (St. Angela's Waterford), Chelsea Noonan (Christ King Girls' SS, Cork), Amber Barrett (Loreto CS, Milford) and Roma McLaughlin (Moville CC) all starred for the Schools outfit.
The Clonshaugh venue last hosted in 2012 when Northern Ireland sealed an impressive two in-a-row. It will be interesting to see if home advantage will help Counihan and her team this time around. The Limerick native has managed the squad for the last four seasons with a runners up medal in the Bob Docherty Cup in 2016, 2015 and 2014. She may be due a gold at this stage of development!
As well as the Irish players donning the Irish jersey, it will be a massive occasion for Shelbourne Ladies, who will no doubt relish the opportunity afforded to them. The club have tasted recent success having captured the FAI Women's U16s Cup last weekend with a victory over a much fancied Enniskerry in Home Farm FC, Whitehall.
Many of the players involved last week for Shels will line out for the Republic of Ireland with Ellie Ferguson (Coláiste na nInse, Bettystown), Emily Whelan (Ardgillan CC) who picked up POTM in that U16 Cup tie, Jessica Ziu (Larkin CC), Mia Dodd (Presentation SS, Warrenpoint) and Taylor White (St. Dominic's College, Cabra) all selected for Lorraine Counihan's side. Ironically Enniskerry club-mates Shauna Carroll and Club Captain Nadine Clare will line out alongside the quintet on Sunday when the Republic of Ireland face Wales in their opening match.
Shelbourne Manager Casey McQuillan will opt for a new look side as he enters the contest with a select from 2001, 2002 and 2003 at his disposal. The club will have a series opener as they face defending Champions England on Sunday evening. The crunch encounter will provide him with an opportunity to assess his players on the big occasion before they take on Northern Ireland on Monday evening.
Counihan will be without the services of her most influential starlet as Éabha O'Mahony (Mount Mercy College, Cork) was ruled out last month haven taken ill with appendicitis while on International duty with Dave Bell's U17s. The youngster is recovering well but unfortunately won't make a return for this campaign. The Irish will however be boosted by the return of last season's duo Zara Foley (Ballincollig CS) and Jessica Ziu (Larkin CC). Counihan will reply on their experience to settle the team ahead of the tournament showcase against the Welsh Dragons.
Wales will come into this tie with some notable players making a welcome return. Lucy Attwood played for their first team in Dragon Park last season with colleague's Ellie Mai Sanford, Hayley Hoare, Grace Corne, Aneeka Bardsley, goalkeeper Deanna Lewis and Jasmine Simpson all featuring for their second tier squad and making the step up this season. Head Coaches Kat Lovett and Matthew Clement will be hoping that the girls can upset the hosts with a full three points to kick start their campaign on the right note.
Scotland would like to emulate the success that their U19s are currently having at the Elite Phase in Limerick when they enter the fray on Monday evening against the Republic of Ireland. The squad have been selected since January and have enjoyed an excellent campaign thus far with a number of competitive friendlies under their belt as well as their annual trip to Jersey which reaped dividends for David Thomson's charges. Mearns Castle High scholar Cara Henderson will make a return from their 2016 squad and will be one to watch out for come match day!
Defending Champions England will see Claire Robinson at the helm this season ably assisted by Stephanie Libby and the experienced Andy Williams. The well-polished unit enjoyed a training camp in Porto this season as well a number of competitive outings against some top class opposition. Their preparations were hampered slightly by the late withdrawal of Molly Bull due to injury which will see only 15 players make the trip to Dublin.
Northern Ireland will make the short journey South to Dublin with a startling six squad members making another appearance at the Bob Docherty Cup as Leah McAvoy, Joely Andrews, Carla Devine, Aimee Lee Peachey, Rachel McLaren and Jessica Magee all feature for Gail Redmond's side. The Northerners will have an opportunity to review the Shelbourne crew on Sunday before they feature against them on Monday evening. The next test will be England on Tuesday afternoon before the play-off's Wednesday morning.
The Bob Docherty Cup is always highly contested with some very close calls in recent years. The Republic of Ireland just missed out on the silverware last season as England's Holly Manders' second half strike was the only difference between the two sides.
The competition has seen four of the five nations lift the title in its 15 year history. Top of the leader board is Scotland with six titles to their credit (2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2013, 2015) closely followed by the Republic of Ireland on five (2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010). Could Counihan and her Schools' Select match the Scottish record on Wednesday morning with the final day of competition kicking off early? They will have to overcome the challenge of Wales and Scotland first and that's no easy feat as both sides are quality opposition who too have their eye on the top prize.
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"Belfast Primary Schools' Football Association held the annual Rainbow Communications Indoor 5-a-side competition at Shankill Leisure Centre. Thirty-six schools entered the competition with six progressing to the final. The finalists were Christ the Redeemer, Holy Cross, St. Clare's, St. Patrick's, St. Paul's and Seaview. Holy Cross and St. Patrick's won all their matches but drew against each other so the winner was decided on goal difference. Holy Cross are this year's champions. We thank Rainbow Communications for their continued support of this competition."
The Northern Ireland Schools Football Association (NISFA) has today announced an extension to its partnership with Danske Bank for this year's Northern Ireland U18 Schools Cup.
NISFA Chairman, Paul Kerr, commented: "We are delighted to have Danske Bank agree to sponsor one of our competitions. This year, we have changed the structure of the NI Schools Cup. The Northern Ireland U18 cup is our biggest competition and we feel it should be on par with the other school's finals on St. Patrick's day.
"NISFA would like to thank Danske Bank for its continued support to schools football and we feel it is a partnership that can grow in years to come. This year we have organised the U16 and U18 schools competitions so that both finals will take place on St. Patrick's Day at the same venue. The U18 final will kick off in the morning and the U16 final takes place in the afternoon.
Mr Kerr also thanked the schools entering the competition, the teachers who freely gave up their time to coach the players, the parents who support and encourage their children and most importantly the boys who put in all the hard hours of training.
"This is a great opportunity for the schools to play at an Irish league ground in front of thousands of their supporters and peers and I would like to thank everyone who has come to cheer on their boys at this festival of football," he added.
Ian Russell, Danske Bank Regional Manager commented: "At Danske Bank our youth partnerships are very important to us; from our support of this competition to our support of schools' rugby and GAA we are committed to the development of young sporting talent across Northern Ireland.
"And we are very proud of our association with NISFA; a look at the current Northern Ireland squad gives a clear indication of how boys have come through schools' football, using it as a stepping stone to move into a professional playing career.


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Anybody have any good info on this game.Syracuse no huddle offense should give Louisville's defense all kinds of problems.I have seen both Louisville QB'S play Pass and Cunningham play not impressed with either.
I have no respect for this Louisville team. They are horrible and I love dino babers eric dungey and the orange. Possibly a look ahead for Syracuse as they have Notre dame in yankee stadium next week. If they are focused they should hammer Louisville.
Possible look ahead for Syracuse for sure and a misleading score last week. Louisville or nothing for me...just don't know if I could do it with Louisville bc they really don't care. 20 players have already asked for initial transfer paperwork. Maybe Over 69?


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Giro has launched a new line of apparel called the Renew Series. The inspiration for the new line comes as a result of a recent study indicating that up to 8% of greenhouse gasses are produced by manufacturing for the apparel industry. Giro's Renew line directly addresses the importance of the need for eco friendly manufacturing by creating garments incorporating at least 50% of a material sourced from old fishing nets. The old fishing nets, which have been cut loose from boats at sea, are recovered and put to good use. The material from the nets is recycled into high performance fabrics in a process that inflicts far less damage on the environment than traditional manufacturing.
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The affair with the motorcycle began well before the modern bikes of today. In fact, depending on who you ask, the first motorcycle ever invented was built way back in 1867 by an American named Sylvester Howard Roper. It was a steam powered, two cylinders, two wheeled bike that ran with the help of coal. It was truly a marvel for its time, although few people would consider it as revolutionary as its predecessors to come. It wasn't until nearly eighteen years later in 1885 that the first gas engine motorcycle by Gottlieb Daimler was tested for the first time. It was a wooden bicycle that had a gasoline engine attached to it. Not exactly the safest contraption ever built, but one that sparked the imagination and drive of everyone around it. Ever since then, riders and manufacturers alike have been riding, and improving the ride.
Of course, no treatment of the love affair between humans and the motorcycle can be complete without taking into consideration the Harley Davidson Motorcycles. Considered by many to be the premier motorcycle manufacturer in the world, this company got its start in 1903 under the guidance of William Harley and his friends of Arthur and Walter Davidson. The strange thing was that even though the engine was sound enough to prove itself on the racetrack, the original intent was to manufacture them for transportation vehicles.
However, like all love affairs worth its weight, there have been some hard times between the motorcycle and the riding public. Between the years of 1979 and 1987, sales did significantly decline for motorcycle manufacturers. Perhaps it was a combination of higher gas prices, or the people that grew up with the allure of motorcycles began to settle down and follow the standard formula of raising a family, having a white picket fence, and the all-important and roomy family mini-van. This relatively small time apart could have been caused by any number of reasons, but it didn't last that long. Those manufacturers who survived the lean times became hungrier, more efficient, and more able to attract both the baby boomers and the younger generation back to the thrill of owning and riding a motorcycle.
In very real sense, the love affair that exists today between the motorcycle and its rider has never been stronger. It has survived wars, fuel shortages, the onslaught of middle age, the disrespect of authority, and various other forms of endangerment and disrespect that bikers encounter every day on the road. The classics and standards still stand on their own, while the next generation of motorcycles are always bucking and chomping at the bit to get out in the front and offer a more thrilling ride.
While no one can predict the future, there is absolutely no reason to believe that the love affaire between two biker singles will ever really diminish. Manufacturers are constantly creating revamping, and reimagining those classics that came before, or creating new and exciting rides just waiting to be tested. And that doesn't even include all the inventions and insights that are found in the back corners of local motorcycle mechanic shops, or in the garages of motorcycle maniacs throughout the world.


The red 190 SL front axle after cleaning. Now it is seen clearly and is confirmed that the axle main parts have been preserved well.
The cleaned axle has been fully dismantled and the parts have been transferred for treatment and restoration.


Life is hard, plain and simple. It's a truth that will stand the lengths of time. Rejection is by far one of the hardest realities, whether it comes in the form of a breakup, a friendship ending, not getting accepted into a school or a job loss. Feeling rejection of any kind can be extremely painful.
If we allow it to, rejection can leave us paralyzed with fear — the fear that we are not good enough, not smart enough, not talented enough, not beautiful enough, simply not enough. We can allow rejection to set the trajectory of our thoughts, in turn our behaviors and, ultimately, our lives.
Rejection doesn't get to have the final say, though. We need to go back to the drawing board. Instead of seeing rejection as defeat or the end of a story, why not see it as a new beginning, a chance to start again? I know it was probably a devastating blow. It may have caught you off guard and left you on your knees, but there is yet and still hope for you, my friend.
What if what we really need is not the thing we think we lost, but a perspective shift? What if rejection is simply a teacher? All rejection holds universal truths and lessons we can take with us on the road ahead.
So grab your hiking shoes; let's get to climbing out of this rut.
Don't let rejection define you.
I am so guilty of this. Anytime a relationship didn't work out, it meant there was something wrong with me. I am not pretty enough. I am not witty enough. I am not kind enough. I am too much. When I recently was laid off from my job, it was so easy to fall back into this trap of allowing the job loss to determine my value. I began to think, Maybe I am not a good writer. I'm terrible as an editor. There are people who are better at this job than I could ever be. I'm not good enough.
Haven't we all been there? When we lose something that is so important to us, a job, a marriage or a friendship, we begin to let the loss communicate to our minds a lack of value in and of ourselves. This couldn't be further from the truth. Our careers, dreams, passions — the things and people we love — can easily start to define us once we lose them. I would challenge you to not let this be the case. I know it's hard, but remind yourself that no one person or thing determines your worth. Your value is intrinsic, meaning that it can't be shaken.
Allow a "no" to serve as a confidence builder.
This might sound counterintuitive, but anytime you hear a "no," a "I'm sorry but we have to let you go" or a "It's not you. It's me," be grateful. One door closing releases you from something that wasn't the best fit for you. That's all a no really means. Pick your head up and keep going.
This "no" will only make your skin tougher and your bounce back stronger. If things were always easy and all we ever heard was "yes," then we would never know what resilience looks like. Rejection is the perfect time to see the stuff we are made of: perseverance, endurance, strength and grit. Confidence is built out of enduring hard times.
If things were always easy and all we ever heard was 'yes,' then we would never know what resilience looks like.
Surround yourself with positive voices.
When I lost my job earlier this year, I didn't tell many people. I partially kept it to myself because I was in shock. I was hurting and in a sensitive place. I knew the people I told would have to be those who would let me grieve the loss and then encourage me. I needed people who would sit in my pit with me, then help me climb out once I was ready to.
When you face rejection of any kind, it's painful, so very painful. The load of rejection gets lighter when you ask for help in carrying it. Reach out to positive people who will be a voice of encouragement. Tell them about the rejection you are facing. Delve into all of your feelings of shock, sadness, hurt and fear. Be 100% real. This is your time to grieve. Be careful not to share with anyone who will cause you to worry or allow you to stay in a place of pity or bitterness. Positive voices are the key.
Determine that this is only temporary.
Rejection is often unforeseen. We didn't see it coming and it can be difficult to know when it — and the feelings that result from it — will end. While there's no definite answer, we can choose to remember that this is just one moment in the timeline of our stories. It's only one chapter. Now is not your forever. Storms always come to an end. This is only temporary.
Dust yourself off and get back up. This is probably the most important truth to remember. Rejection can feel like a punch in the gut. It leaves you reeling and knocks you to the ground, but you don't have to stay down. You can get back up. It's a choice. It'll most likely hurt at first, but get back up anyway. Rejection is not the end of my story.
And it's not the end of yours.
What's been the most difficult thing you've overcome? How did you do it?
Stephanie is a walking paradox. A gypsy, vagabond soul with a longing for family more than anything else. Lover of style, art and fashion but adverse to shopping, designer labels and price tags. A vegetarian with an appreciation for the smell of bacon.
"Rejection is God's protection." I've learned to tell myself that. I'm 60 and have had more failures than successes. Sometimes I've been stuck in a ditch for longer than I can believe. Like the past few years! But ending it is not an option – might be worse! I embrace the simple joys of life and keep going. The pressure to be successful in this country is brutal. I've usually taken the path less traveled. And you know, I can live with myself. My successful contemporaries don't have all the answers either. I am grateful to have food, clothing, shelter, health and happiness. More than the majority on this earth.
I really love your spirit!! I think we all have more failures than successes–it's how we learn and grow and winnow out the not-quite-right fits and finally find the foundation for a purposeful life.
The article is excellent. Rejection does not mean the end of life or something. When life rejects you, you have to get up and fight and fight until you win.
Most of the people lose hope and never take chances. Take a risk and be different from other.
There's so much truth in this article. I especially like how you pointed out that "It's only one chapter. Now is not your forever." It's so important for us to remember that rejection is not permanent and even though at the time, it reinforced our worst beliefs about ourselves, we shouldn't allow it to define us. This article is so timely, I needed to be remind of this truth yet again.
I needed to read this at my current stage in life. I need the rejection I've faced recently to help propel movement forward instead of halt it.
Thanks for the tips and for keeping your article honest and real. I agree that it's really scary to let others in on the experience of rejection. I especially love the part about positive voices. You're so wise!
This was just what I needed to hear – recent rejection has had me in a pit that I can't seem to climb out of. And once I think I'm out, I'm not really out. The most encouraging thing that this article touches on is the need to surround oneself with positive voices who will sit with you in the pain and help you climb out of it. Not people who try to rush your recovery. Your healing is your healing, and rejection often requires the gentlest and most encouraging voices to bring clarity to our confusion. Thank you so much for this article!
I needed this article so much. I've been job searching for a few months now and it's so easy to feel rejected after numerous interviews. I'm trying to re-evaluate my career options and figure out what it is I truly want! It's both a challenging, frustrating, but at times super rewarding process. Thanks for your words!
I'm truly thankful for this article. And I'm so happy it's in the Dreamer section!
I've been thinking a lot this past week about my fear of rejection, so this piece came in a timely manner. I usually identify most with the Dreamer Woman.
I haven't really had to deal with any major rejections, just minor ones, like not getting a job etc. When I first began job searching I was deathly afraid but in time, you learn to grow from rejection. It definitely makes you much stronger as a person and improves your understanding of yourself.


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News » Widespread prescribed fire operations to continue at Lake Tahoe
Widespread prescribed fire operations to continue at Lake Tahoe
Contact: U.S. Forest Service, Lisa Herron (530) 543-2815
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – Weather permitting, California State Parks, California Tahoe Conservancy, North Lake Tahoe and Tahoe Douglas fire protection districts and the U.S. Forest Service may continue prescribed fire operations over the next several weeks in multiple locations around Lake Tahoe. A map with project locations and details is available for viewing at http://tahoe.livingwithfire.info/get-informed/. To receive prescribed fire notifications, send an email to pa_ltbmu@fs.fed.us. Keep in mind that operations only take place when weather, conditions and staffing allow.
Prescribed fire operations are conducted whenever conditions allow to reduce excess vegetation that can feed unwanted wildland fires. Planned fires now reduce the threat of unplanned fires later, which helps provide increased community protection. Low intensity fire is a natural process in the Sierra Nevada and helps keep our forests healthy by minimizing the spread of insects and disease, recycling nutrients back into the soil and promoting improved habitat for diverse vegetation and wildlife.
Prescribed fire managers use different methods to reintroduce fire back into our forests that include pile burning and understory burning. Pile burning is intended to remove excess fuels (branches, limbs and stumps) that can feed unwanted wildfires and involves burning slash piles that are constructed by hand and mechanical equipment. Understory burning is low intensity prescribed fire that takes place on the ground (the understory) rather than pile burning. Understory burning uses a controlled application of fire to remove excess vegetation under specific environmental conditions that allow fire to be confined to a predetermined area. Understory burning produces fire behavior and fire characteristics required to attain planned fire and resource management objectives.
Fall and winter bring cooler temperatures and precipitation, which are ideal for conducting prescribed fire operations. Each operation follows a specialized burn plan, which considers temperature, humidity, wind, moisture of the vegetation, and conditions for the dispersal of smoke. This information is used to decide when and where to burn.
Smoke from prescribed fire operations is normal and may continue for several days after an ignition depending on the project size and environmental conditions. Prescribed fire smoke is generally less intense and of much shorter duration than smoke produced by unwanted wildland fires.
Agencies coordinate closely with local county and state air pollution control districts and monitor weather conditions carefully prior to prescribed fire ignitions. They wait for favorable conditions that will carry smoke up and disperse it away from smoke sensitive areas. Crews also conduct test burns before igniting a larger area, to verify how effectively materials are consumed and how smoke will travel.
Before prescribed fire operations are conducted, agencies post road signs around areas affected by prescribed fire, send email notifications and update the local fire information line maintained by the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit at 530-543-2816. The Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team gives as much advance notice as possible before burning, but some operations may be conducted on short notice due to the small window of opportunity for conducting these operations.


Building on the huge success of the very successful previous Linux meetup in Multan, we invite all Linux fans from around the globe to join us at KFC on Sunday, 5th of June , 2005 at 1800 hours PST.
Join in and be a part of the history.
LinuxGeek has wasted one of his nine lives. We are planning to meet up again this Sunday btw.
Nothing to worry about actually. Linuxgeek is in Multan today i.e. 31st of May and he is supposed to meet me after 6 pm. That is when the demise will take place. I posted a news from the future.
I thought my photoblog ws safely tucked away in the deep dark corners but hats off to FADAIN for bringing it out into the limelight of fame. Thnx Fadain. We should definitely do it more often.


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World Rankings Released
Sep 14, 2022 | Peter Rossi
Photo from OntarioHockeyLeague.com
Your first look at the '22-23 preseason rankings
One of the biggest elements of WHH is youth hockey's first — and only — World Rankings. The rankings are compiled by a team of evaluators from across North America, Europe, Scandinavia and Russia who identify top teams and talent in youth hockey.
The committee compiles lists of Top-10 rankings by country, as well as a Top 25 for each of the major birth years in AAA hockey.
The '22-23 season will see rankings for the following countries and birth years:
United States, Canada, Sweden, Finland, Russia
There are, however, a few exceptions for specific countries and birth years.
For instance, Hockey Canada does not have age classifications solely for the 2006 birth year. Top 16-year-olds are ultimately competing in the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). Any outliers from the age group still competing in youth hockey play in a combined age group at the Under-18 (U-18) age level, consisting of 2005 and 2006 birth years for the 2022-23 season. The Sweden Ice Hockey Federation and Finnish Ice Hockey Federation follow similar models, with elite 2006-born players competing in the Juniors 18 (J18) in Sweden and the SM-Sarja U-18 in Finland. For this reason, Canadian, Swedish and Finnish teams are omitted from the 2006 World Rankings.
Parts of Canada assemble rosters consisting of split birth years. For instance, a U14 team from Alberta may have players from the 2009 and 2010 birth years. In this case, the team would be ranked amongst 2009-born teams.
Lastly, U12 hockey and younger in Sweden is typically structured in a 3-on-3, half-ice format. Because of that, teams from Sweden are also omitted from the 2011 rankings this season.
We value any and all feedback from the youth hockey community. We invite all members to share their own World Rankings with our team of evaluators HERE, as well as any other valuable information such as stats, team records, tournament results, photos, videos, etc.
Be sure to follow World Hockey Hub on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube for the latest news, rankings, events and more!


Few freelancers are lucky enough to start their careers with dedicated, private workspaces. Instead, many share a workspace at home with other family members or go in for a shared workspace with other freelancers. If you are considering sharing a workspace, be sure to pick a place that will allow you to work productively, think about questions if you plan to interview other freelancers interested in sharing your space and draft a few basic rules so that no one will be interrupted while trying to work.
Every freelancer has the opportunity to pick his or her own workspace, even if it comes down to a decision between the kitchen table or a corner of the attic. Perhaps the two greatest factors affecting this decision are personal preference and money. Consider, if money were no object, what your ideal work space would look like. Would it be in your home or somewhere else? What would the view look like? Where would it be located? How much space would you like? How much contact would you like with others? If you are aware that you will have to share your workspace then think about who you might like to share it with, when you would prefer to use it and how much you can afford in terms of rent, office equipment and associated expenses. Work out what you would like and what you can afford early so that you don't waste time coming up with plans that won't be feasible later on.
If you are lucky enough to be able to hand-pick the freelancers with whom you will share your workspace then don't hesitate to question them about their own work and habits. Establish what they do, when they like to do it, if they require specific equipment, how long they can commit to the workspace, if they can afford to share the particular space and any requirements they may have for sharing a space. And don't be afraid to note which topics you are flexible about and which you are not. If there is something that particularly spoils your productivity, such as chatting while working or listening to music, then make sure others know this before they agree to share a workspace with you.
Once you decide on your workspace hammer out a few basic rules, whether they will be between yourself and other professional freelancers or with your children. Common rules include who gets to work where and when, if there are quiet hours in which no interruptions are tolerated, how the physical space will be split, who can use the office equipment and who will clean the workspace. Other issues, such as if anyone else is allowed to use the space, who is allowed to hold keys to the space and if there is any time that others are not allowed in the space, may also require discussion. Finally, there is no harm in agreeing on noise levels if you will be using your workspace at the same time as others, but remember that some degree of flexibility will always be required to successfully share a workspace with others.
Sharing a workspace can be an incredibly successful arrangement if you enjoy the space and get along well with those who also use it. To this end, make sure that you pick a space that will be conducive to your productivity, interview other freelancers if you plan to share your space with them, and agree to basic rules with all who share the space. With everyone on the same page your chances of successfully sharing a workspace will sky-rocket!


Two days after the Grammys, the academy will hold "Elton John: I'm Still Standing - A GRAMMY Salute", where Smith, Cyrus and others will pay tribute to the Rocket Man.
But the biggest and probably most emotional performance will be Logic, Alessia Cara and Khalid's performance of their hit song "1-800-273-8255" that is about suicide.
Also announced to perform during the ceremony is seven-time GRAMMY victor and current nominee Kendrick Lamar, four-time GRAMMY victor Sam Smith and 22-time GRAMMY winners U2.
As previously reported on uDiscover Music, the already stacked Grammys line-up will also feature performances from Lady Gaga, Little Big Town, Cardi B, Bruno Mars, Kesha, SZA, Pink and Childish Gambino. Live from Madison Square Garden in New York City, and hosted by award-winning television personality and performer James Corden, the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards will be broadcast live in HDTV and 5.1 surround sound on the CBS Television Network, Sunday, January 28th at 7:30 pm ET/4:30 pm PT. John will be joined by Miley Cyrus during the GRAMMY telecast, because...why not? He and songwriting partner Bernie Taupin will be honored at the Recording Academy event for decades of unforgettable music.
The tribute concert is also set to feature John Legend, Kesha, Coldplay's Chris Martin, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert and Keith Urban, and the recording of the event is set to air on United States television's CBS network later this year.


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This year -- perhaps more than ever before -- I'm giving thanks for the incredible community of which I am a part. What makes community so indispensable and irreplaceable is that when times are good, your community comes together to celebrate with more gusto than you would have otherwise. Even more importantly when times are hard, your community becomes your buttress, providing support and magnifying your strength. Today of all days, we turn to each other -- our family, our friends, our communities -- to say thank you a little louder, to hug a little tighter, to think a little harder, to organize a little bigger, AND this year in particular, to listen a little closer.
No matter how you voted on Election Day, seeing our country so divided has evinced a sense of uncertainty, devastation, fear, and aching sadness. In the immediate days after the election, many of you reached out seeking an additional source of support or strength and I'm embarrassed to say that despite my profession, my general optimism, and my fairly consistent strength, I just couldn't find the words. I simply didn't have them. People were asking me what they could do, what I thought, what was I going to do; and I didn't know.
And while I don't have a clear way forward yet, here's what I do know: I want each of us to know that our voices will be heard again. They may feel muffled right now, but we will find our microphones again. And when we do, our words will be words of unity, equality, progress, fairness, respect, and love.
I have so many fears about what the coming days, weeks, months, and years may bring for our country. Among my biggest is that we become complacent or disengaged; that we close our eyes and duck our heads while we run our mental countdowns to 2020. I already feel this happening – indeed, I broke down again the other night when CNN returned to regular programming and "breaking news" updates announced celebrity births and pregnancies. As someone who felt as though she had experienced a death, any semblance of a return to normalcy was an unwelcome and seemingly disrespectful interruption of my mourning. I do not want to forget our shared vision; I do not want to lose momentum for our mission; I cower at the thought that we will grow weary and lose heart, or that we won't fight for what's right... In part because I have always been a fiercely private person with skin about as penetrable as rice paper, politics has never appealed to me. But the events of this past week have reinforced that we are all exposed, whether we actively engage or, as I have always selfishly preferred, defer to others. You have taught me that I must put my fears aside to pursue a loftier purpose; you have taught me that I must stay vigilant and become active; you have taught me that although I can contribute in myriad ways, I must serve; and you have taught me that despite the inevitable setbacks, I must keep fighting."
"I work on climate change and development, so I've been wondering about the post-Obama administration ever since I took this job. And while I had certainly imagined that the change in administrations might spell bad things for my work, I never would have imagined the racism, misogyny and xenophobia that would accompany it, nor that the compassionate, pluralistic society that so many of us value would be under attack. It has felt devastating. So what has helped in the past week?
Grieving with friends. I've had intense, honest and tearful conversations with friends from different backgrounds about the election, racism and its role in the election. As a white woman, there are things that I know I don't understand about the full experience of race in the U.S. But I am stunned and sickened by the ability of millions of Americans to put the racist rhetoric to one side and vote for the candidate espousing it. We should all be gravely concerned that so many people in our country feel threatened and scared while others feel safe and vindicated. And we need to act.
Keeping at it. I had a work trip scheduled this week so here I am in the highlands of western Honduras reflecting on how to move through all of this. I gave a presentation today on managing climate risks in development programming to representatives of local organizations, because that's what I came here to do and because the learning does not stop. And while there has been some talk of the U.S. election among the event participants, that is far from the focus despite possible implications for programming, because the work does not stop.
I have never been much of a poetry person, but these this poem really hit me and helped me grieve.
I don't know whether there is any country in the world that believes in its elected leaders and the system in place that allows for their election more than the United States. We are raised as a society to believe -- in the institution of the presidency, in our democracy, in a multitude of civic institutions -- more than any other I know. I've lived and traveled abroad extensively, and each time I do, I rediscover how many look to our nation with wonder, hope, expectation and amazement. After last week's election, one European friend sent me the image of Lady Liberty with her hands covering her face, in remorse. An Italian friend remarked, "So, now you have your own Berlusconi." A Czech said the very same thing, only replacing the word Berlusconi for Zeman. This may be a new world for us — having such little faith in someone we elected right out of our own midst — but it's not for most of the world. So I've been trying to remind myself of the valuable lessons I've learned abroad. It is not one solitary elected official who holds the power. It is the people. Yes, "we, the people" hold the power.
"I wish I had an answer to this. I've been thinking about it for days and the closest to comfort I've found come from putting my head in the sand, which I'm not proud of. But I'll share that here in case others have that secret. Media blackouts, avoiding conversations about the election and why this all happened. Unfortunately that's not sustainable because I find myself right back there, searching for signals that it's all going to be OK. I haven't found many but there are glimpses: others' observations that the country has pulled out of times like this before, and come out stronger. The push for community-level advocacy and grassroots change. Seemingly ubiquitous calls for unity. Right now that's all surface level - just talk - but it's a start. And it gets my head out of the sand.
"Trump's election as president has made me more willing to choose sides and to use my voice. I've always been pretty moderate, politically and otherwise. I am not ambivalent - I care deeply about our country, people's rights, the future of humankind. I am just typically able to see both sides of many issues and because of that, I have oftentimes declined to make a decision, knowing that there are rarely simple answers to complicated questions.


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Rosneft Strengthens Cooperation with China
Rosneft and CNPC signed an amendment to the agreement envisaging additional supplies via Kazakhstan and the prolongation of the contract signed on 21.06.2013 till 31.12.2023. Deliveries from 01.01.2017 to 31.12.2023 will amount 70 mln t, whilst the total volume of the supplies (including 21 mln t delivered previously) will amount 91 mln t within a 10-year timeframe.
Rosneft's integrated cooperation in the energy area with Chinese partners is of strategic nature and covers all business domains – from upstream to refining and petrochemicals' production.
Rosneft has a successful track record of implementation of supply contracts to China. From 2005 to 2016 within the long-term contracts, signed by the Company, Rosneft delivered more than 186 mln t of oil for to the amount of over USD 95 bln. The total volume of deliveries within long-term contracts will exceed 700 mln t. Additionally Rosneft is one of the leading suppliers of oil products to the Chinese market: from 2009 to 2016 the Company delivered c. 30 mln t of oil products amounting over USD 19 bln.
Together with CNPC Rosneft implements the Tianjin refinery project. Currently the parties finalized the preparation of the feasibility study and approved the technological configuration of the refinery and a complex for the production of aromatic hydrocarbons. The annual throughput of the Tiajin refinery will be 16 mln t, of which 9.1 mln t will be the refining of ESPO blend, delivered by Rosneft. The refining depth will be c. 95%.
Jointly with China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec Group) Rosneft successfully operates a joint venture for the production of hydrocarbons – Udmurtneft. Its annual production exceeds 6.4 mln t (the biggest producer of the region). In September, 2016 Rosneft and Sinopec signed within the the Eastern Economic Forum a binding Agreement on a joint preliminary study of the project for construction and operation of a gas processing and petrochemical complex in East Siberia. The annual throughput of the Complex Train 1 is expected at 5 bcm of natural gas with the yield of up to 3 Mt of high-tech polymers and petrochemical products for sales primarily on Russian and Chinese markets. The project resource base comprises Rosneft oil and gas fields of the Yurubcheno-Takhomsky cluster in East Siberia.
In November, 2016 Rosneft and Beijing Gas signed a Purchase and Sale Agreement and a Shareholder and Operating Agreement for the sale of a 20% stake in Verkhnechonskneftegaz (a Rosneft subsidiary) to the Chinese company. This transaction will allow Rosneft to fully implement the significant development potential of the Verkhnechonsk field, including gas production, and to confirm the strategic partnership with one of the largest distributors of natural gas in China.
In December, 2016 Rosneft and the China National Сhemical Company (ChemChina) signed a Heads of Agreement on establishing a Joint Venture. According to the terms of the document, the parties will establish a joint venture in the Bolshoy Kamen priority development territory in Primorsky Krai, Russia, to build a plant and a polymer coatings and paints facility with an annual capacity of 50 thousand t. Additionally Rosneft and ChemChina are jointly development the FESCO project. The parties aim to create a joint venture for its implementation (the JV's composition will be as follows: Rosneft – 60%, ChemChina – 40%).
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I decided to go to an outlet mall in this long holiday with my family and my colleague's family. Actually, we have not decided where which an outlet mall to go to and when we will go. Obviously, we have no reservation to rent a car haven't made a car rental reservation yet. We just decided to go. The first candidate date is April 30. I will check an availability for a rent-a-car if we can rent a car.
I want a suite, a necktie, leather shoes and a briefcase. I guess my wife wants some clothes and our baby's items for summer.
I remember an important thing I've remembered an important thing now. I should get some music to listen to in a the car. I want to get a newly album released by Perfume Perfume's newest album. It' a "COSMIC EXPLORER"


Photographic film was a popular medium for photography throughout the 20th century, replacing earlier forms of photography using plates which held a single image (which go back to the mid 19th century), and rapidly losing ground to digital photography in the early part of the 21st century.
Film starts out in unexposed form, ready to be used to take pictures, and stored in a casing which keeps out light, since any exposure to light outside the controlled exposure through a camera lens will ruin the film, which is highly sensitive to light. The camera pulls the film from its case onto a reel, placing the film one frame at a time in a position to be exposed to an image from the camera lens when the shutter button is pushed. When all the film has been used to take pictures, it is rewound back into its casing where it can be removed from the camera without exposing it to light, since it is still sensitive at this point. It must then be developed using a chemical process in a darkroom (so named because it is not lit, except by special lights using wavelengths the film is not sensitive to). Once the developing is finished, the film is no longer light-sensitive and can be stored and viewed under normal light.
Exposed and developed photographic film may be encountered as a file format either in negative -- a color-reversed state from which prints may be produced on photographic paper -- or as a transparency that can be viewed directly (with the naked eye, or more typically, with backlighting and magnification) or projected with a projector. The primary identification of photographic film formats is by size. Additional distinctions include black-and-white vs. color, as well as film speed (how sensitive it is to light, affecting how long of an exposure is needed to get a usable image).
Photographic film is encountered in still formats (typically, a single image) and movie formats (strips of film transparencies with numerous sequential images designed for the projection of moving pictures). Some movie formats designed for exhibition also encode audio data (soundtracks) on film alongside the sequential images. Other movie formats were intended for exhibition with simultaneous audio provided by a synchronized separate recording. There were also "silent movies" which had no audio, but typically a musician such as a piano player performed while the film was played.
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Our family support team offer a range of services which include arts and complementary therapies, spiritual care, children's services, social work, welfare advice and bereavement counselling. Please talk to your Clinical Nurse Specialist for further information.
Our Bereavement team of trained volunteers and counsellors led by our Bereavement Services Manager, offers 1-1 support for anyone whose relative or friend was cared for by Isabel Hospice.
In the first month after the loss family members are sent a card explaining our services. A month later they are sent a further letter inviting them to contact us if they wish for some support, and advising them we will be ringing them the following month to see how they are. The Service is available for contact and reassurance. We also offer a reciprocal service for those whose relatives have died in other hospice's, but who live in our area.
We can offer this at our In-Patient Unit or visit at home if necessary. We also offer a weekly coffee morning for older bereaved relatives and a group for younger ones.
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For family and children only sessions, I charge a flat fee of $250. That fee includes our initial conversations to determine day, time and location as well as my onsite and editing time. You also get to choose 5 free, full resolution digital downloads from your gallery images. Additional digital images, as well as prints and other photography products, can be purchased via your private viewing gallery.
A head shot session is $200 and you receive all of the same as mentioned above. I can also provide a hair and makeup artist if needed. Each makeup/hair artist has their own fee schedule.
At this time I do not need a deposit to reserve your session.
I accept cash, check and PayPal. Payment is expected at our session.
All sessions and products are subject to VA sales tax (6%).
Pinterest is a great resource for wardrobe ideas for the whole family. The general rule of thumb is 2 neutrals (gray/navy/khaki) and 1 pop (pink, red, green).
Let the kids wear the most pop color so they stick out. Try to coordinate your outfits and not be matchy-matchy. My last piece of advice is to be comfortable!
This question is important but often overlooked. You need to find a photographer whose style you really love – not just how the subject is photographed but also the editing style. I love real life moments and I'm always going to throw in some black and white shots. While I touch up skin and add to brightness, saturation and sharpness to the overall image, I would say that my editing is light and natural.
Can I have all of the unedited images from our session?
Nope. I only edit and offer you the best photos from the session. They all have to be ones that'd I'd be proud to have my name on.
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Duran Duran Revisit Rio
They tell the strory of classic 1982 album on new DVD
TAGS: Duran Duran
Duran Duran's global smash hit second album 'Rio' is to be revisited as part of a new Classic Albums DVD series this October.
Duran Duran have specially re-recorded the album's key tracks; "Save A Prayer", "The Chauffeur", "New Religion", "Hungry Like The Wolf" and the title track "Rio" live for the DVD — as well as personally telling the story behind the writing, recording and the aftermath of it's success.
'Classic Albums: Rio' includes stacks of archive footage from the period as well as the newly filmed interviews with original band members Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, Roger Taylor.
Other interviewees include director Russell Mulcahy, former manager Paul Berrow and Bob Geldof.
Classic Albums: Rio is out on Eagle Rock Entertainment on October 27, 2008.


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We're looking for an exceptionally talented Lead Game Animator, to build and lead a team tasked with bringing digital character and worlds to life. You will need the dynamism and adaptability necessary to forge world-class content in a bold, new and rapidly evolving medium. Ideally, you'll be an experienced games industry animator with a keen eye for detail, a strong understanding of human, animal and mechanical movement and with experience working within a broad range of animation areas including facial, keyframe and motion capture. You'll also have previous experience working with external service providers, defining and building animation pipelines and an in-depth understanding of industry-standard tools including Maya and MotionBuilder. Previous experience working with game engines such as Unity or Unreal is essential.
Snowcastle is looking for a talented, versatile and passionate Gameplay programmer to join its development team in Oslo, Norway. This is an exciting time to join Snowcastle as we are in the early stages of development of a new project. As well as being the author of several gameplay systems, the successful candidate will have a significant say in the technical direction of the project.
We are currently seeking a UI Designer to join our growing team. As a UI Designer, you will work closely with the Directors to conceptualize, mock-up, and execute the visual interface designs to support our games. You will take the creative vision set by the directors and expand ideas into your own creations; developing UI experiences from concepts to completion of a visually appealing, high-quality user experience.
The Game Art and Virtual Reality Development is seeking a game artist with Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) and asset creation experience to join a dedicated faculty teaching Game Art. The primary responsibility of this position will focus on providing quality instruction, teaching students game art and level design techniques to create interactive projects as well as instruction in the fundamentals of 2D design. Included among the duties and responsibilities, this position requires expertise in the game development pipeline, 3D and 2D asset creation, and simple game mechanics. Assignments include teaching introductory through advanced courses in creating interactive game experiences and integration of aesthetic elements into the game engine.
We are looking for a seasoned programmer who has experience in leading development and completing projects with the Unreal Engine. The applicant should know how to architect various elements necessary in making a game with the Unreal engine. The applicant should also want to be a major part of a small studio and willing to take on the challenges associated with this.


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Big Sexy Noise è un album dell'omonimo supergruppo, formato da Lydia Lunch con James Johnston, Terry Edwards e Ian White dei Gallon Drunk, pubblicato nel 2009 dall'etichetta Sartorial Records.

L'album, al quale sono state assegnate 5 stelle dalla rivista Rolling Stone, è caratterizzato dalla voce roca e sgraziata di Lydia Lunch, dalle sonorità blueseggianti, dalle chitarre lo-fi e dalla presenza del sassofono.

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Gospel Singer; 2:56
Kill Your Sons (cover di Lou Reed); 4:15
Slydell; 3:54
Digging the Hole; 3:22
Baby Faced Killer; 4:19
Bad for Bobby; 3:19
Dark Eyes; 2:50
Another Man Comin'''; 4:41God Is a Bullet; 3:29That Smeel (cover dei Lynyrd Skynyrd); 3:47Your Love Don't Pay My Rent; 3:41Doughboy''; 2:19

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Demand for office space in Metro Vancouver continues to rise while availability of units heads in the opposite direction.
The market is now facing a leasing crunch as the vacancy rate approaches a record low; at the end of 2018 it was down to just 5.1% (51.4 million square feet) from 8% a year earlier.
Meanwhile, the absorption rate was near a record high at 1.8 million square feet, the most since 2005.
Avison Young's Year-End 2018 Metro Vancouver Office Market Report covers vacancy, absorption and new construction trends in the Downtown, Yaletown, Vancouver-Broadway, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, New Westminster and North Shore markets.
AY principal Robin Buntain, who specializes in Downtown office leasing, is not expecting things to improve any time soon.
He added that the delta between net effective rates for new construction and existing, higher-calibre buildings in the near term, will narrow amid supply constraints and escalating leasehold improvement construction costs.
It's not just the Downtown office market that is tightening. The report shows that suburban markets' vacancy rate slipped to 7.3% at the end of 2018 from 9.2% a year earlier.
This is the tightest market since 2008 and just above the lowest suburban vacancy rate on record set in 2006 (7.1%).


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Ford hopes its one-off F-22 Raptor F-150 grows wings at auction
By C.C. Weiss
Ford hopes its one-off F-22 Ra...
The F-22 Raptor F-150 was designed to tie visually with the Lockheed F-22 while highlighting key features of the truck
The one-off Ford F-22 Raptor F-150 will be auctioned off at the EAA's Gathering of Eagles on July 27
The illuminated F-22s on the mirrors are an interesting touch
Ford F-22 Raptor F-150
The one-off has an extra 95 hp over the already-powerful standard Raptor
The Ford F-150 Raptor is one of the most impressive pickup trucks out there, but it's not the most impressive piece of modern machinery wearing the "Raptor" name. The Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor is quite clearly the superior technological tour de force. We're sure Ford wouldn't argue, and it's even dedicated an all-new F-150 Raptor to the fighter with shared name. The one-of-a-kind pickup will be auctioned off at the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh later this month.
Back in 2008, Ford designed an F-22 Raptor-inspired Mustang to auction in support of the EAA's youth programs. The car sold for US$500,000 and began the tradition of Ford building annual one-off EAA auction Mustangs, which have raised a total of more than US$3 million.
For its 10th vehicle in the series, Ford breaks with tradition. It's circled back to the F-22, but with a very different design that traded the Mustang base for the Raptor super truck.
We think the F-22 Raptor F-150's one-of-a-kind, aeronautical-inspired styling would be enough to pull in a nice figure at auction, but Ford hasn't stopped with just some silver and gray paint and a graphics package. The Ford Performance Team has reworked the mechanicals to create an even more insane, off-road-dominating ride.
And where else could you start such a tune but with the EcoBoost engine that largely defines the newest Raptor? Ford pulls nearly 100 extra horsepower out of the Raptor's 3.5-liter V6, sending a total of 545 horses galloping out to the custom wheels and tires. A set of upgraded brakes with bright-red calipers brings those wheels to a stop.
In a fleet of Ford pickups, it's always easy to pick out the Raptor thanks to the "FORD"-stamped grille. The F-22 Raptor F-150 builds on this defining feature, keeping the general shape and mesh styling of the grille, but trading out the Ford lettering for a head-on depiction of the F-22 jet. The work is subtle enough that it looks like a logo or simple design from a distance, but reveals itself as the F-22 when you get a closer look.
The Raptor's other big front-end tell – its rugged skid plate – gets some subtle red highlighting, matching the reds that weave through the rest of the design. Other visual touches that pop out in the photos and video include illuminated F-22 graphics on the side-view mirror caps and carbon fiber fender flares and vent slats. The off-road LED light bar up top adds to both the truck's off-road readiness and presence.
There's also mention of some suspension tuning and a special interior with purpose-built audio system.
The regular Raptor isn't cheap, but it will likely look that way once the final price of the one-off auction truck hits the books. Ford's really knocked this design out of the park, and if the 2016 Ole Yeller Mustang's $295,000 auction price is any indication, the new truck should raise a nice chunk of change.
Take a closer look at the F-22 Raptor F-150 in the video below.
Source: EAA Airventure
One-of-a-Kind Ford 'F-22 Raptor' F-150 Truck Auctioned to Support EAA Youth Education Work
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Chris joined the New Atlas team in 2011 and now serves as the automotive and campers editor, traveling extensively to gather the latest news on cars, outdoor sports gear and other innovations designed to help people experience and enjoy the greater world around them.
CharlieSeattle July 13, 2017 05:17 PM
The Ford F-150 Raptor is an aluminum beer can with a boxed steel frame pretending it is a truck.
Derek Howe July 13, 2017 09:52 PM
Charlie - Aluminum has some good features, light weight & won't rust. Those are 2 pretty cool things. Your probably a Chevy guy, who will only like aluminum once it comes on a Silverado.
MK23666 July 14, 2017 12:19 AM
Aluminium is used in the making of modern engines but somehow it aint up to the task of cladding a vehicle ... excuse me, cladding a truck.


BDC has relied on Benchmark for its media relations activities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba for more than five years. Our main responsibility is to promote the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards in both provinces. Benchmark has been contracted to promote the awards to encourage entrepreneurs to apply; to promote the provincial finalist in a national competition; and then to promote the national champion if that individual is from Saskatchewan or Manitoba. In 2013 the winner was from Saskatchewan, partly because of the high profile that we were able to provide for the company through our media relations efforts.
Our typical approach has been to use BDC and previous Entrepreneurs of the Year recipients as spokespeople and to arrange for media interviews throughout the province. For smaller media outlets that do not have the resources to interview these spokespeople, we provide media releases, backgrounders and other camera-ready materials.
Benchmark has also assisted BDC by promoting Small Business Week, conducting media tours for its Chief Executive Officer, and providing media relations for a national Aboriginal youth summit on entrepreneurship.
The Cirque du Soleil is the largest theatrical company in the world. However, when it planned to stage its Dralion performance in Saskatoon, it experienced sluggish sales for the event. The company decided to increase its media relations activities by contracting Benchmark.
We began an aggressive media campaign to educate the public about the performance and its showtimes. Telephone interviews were arranged with the show's star performers and articles began appearing on local radio and in local newspapers. Social media sites were also targeted with promotional methods. In-person interviews were later arranged for the show's technical director and other performers.
The day before opening night, Benchmark scheduled media tours every thirty minutes for reporters to meet the performers and technicians, and to see first-hand how the show was produced. Due to the popularity of the tours, Benchmark employed three media relations officers that day to ensure the tours went off without a hitch and that reporters were provided with enough resources to promote the show.