There's a big movement towards frugality afoot these days. It probably has something to do with our declining economy, record unemployment levels, and the increasing price of food, but only the wisest families are paying attention to these things. The rest of the folks are blithely going on as they always have, wondering why on earth they keep spending more money each week at the store.
If you are just beginning to move towards a thriftier lifestyle, you might be looking at the big picture. You could be asking yourself things like, "How can I save money on my car?" or "How can I pay less for that new laptop?" These are all fine things to do – paying less is great, but shopping for a bargain is actually not the key to a frugal lifestyle.
Living a life of thrift and frugality is all about the little habits. It's about your mindset. Saving money on enormous expenditures is great, but it is the small daily actions that add up and change your life. Truly frugal people absolutely LOVE saving money. Embrace these daily habits and make them your own. You'll soon see an incredible difference in the way you look at pretty much everything.
1. Frugal people use everything right to the last drop.
If you go to someone's home and notice that their ketchup bottles are upside-down in the refrigerator, their toothpaste tube on the bathroom counter is tightly rolled and held in place with a clothespin, and the contents of the liquid soap pump look mysteriously watery, you may be visiting a fellow frugal person. We don't like to waste stuff, so we use things right to the last drop, until there is absolutely no life left in it. We use rubber spatulas to get one more sandwich from the peanut butter jar. (I even have a special skinny rubber spatula that I purchased for the express purpose of scraping out containers in the kitchen.) We extend our dish soap with a little bit of water. What others throw away, we see as a personal challenge. I don't know about you, but I get a little rush seeing how many more bangs I can get for my buck when using things that most folks would consider empty.
2. Frugal people like to stay home.
Going out costs money. I'm lucky enough to work from home, so I don't have the daily temptations that folks do who go out to work. First there's the peer pressure. In my old workplace, I was one of the few people who brought my lunch. Each day, the other ladies would spend half an hour deciding where they were going to go for lunch together. Then there are transportation costs and incidentals. Thirsty? A bottle of water is just $1. I'm not saying that you need to be a hermit on a mountaintop, trekking into the village on foot once a year for salt, sugar, and a box of oranges to offset scurvy, but you don't have to go out every single day. If you have the day off, why not enjoy your home and your family instead of heading out to an activity that is going to cost for admission, refreshments, and a snazzy item from the gift shop?
3. Frugal people don't spoil their children.
This may not make you popular now, but later, your kids just might appreciate it. When my kids were in public school, I was astonished at the cost of various activities and events. There were $40 field trips, $5 "pizza days", and special $50 hoodies with the school emblem. As a single mom with two kids in school, there was no way I was just forking out the money for this stuff. So, when the girls came home with forms and asked for money, I made a list of extra chores they could do around the house to earn the money for the activity. If they didn't feel it was worth a little extra work for them, I certainly wasn't going to hand them my hard-earned cash for it. They learned the value of work, the relationship between work and getting stuff, and that sometimes, what they paid for just wasn't worth the effort of earning the money for it. As well, they came to appreciate special meals and activities more. I recently took them on a vacation for Christmas and splurged a little. I was touched by how appreciative they were and delighted as I saw them take steps to keep expenses down, like packing a picnic in our little hotel kitchenette instead of planning to eat out all day. When a child is constantly given everything, they grow up to be less satisfied, and they're a lot harder to make happy. Those are the kids who grow up to be the adults that trade their cars in every two years and keep remortgaging their homes for things like pools and pricey vacations. It is far more loving toraise your children in an atmosphere that encourages thrift, productivity, and personal accomplishment instead of a silver platter environment.
4. Frugal people have productive hobbies.
What do you like to do for fun? Does it use up resources or produce them ? Productive hobbies should teach something, create something, repair something, or improve something. Think back to the days before television. People worked hard all day long, producing food, cutting wood, cooking, hunting, building…it was a full-time job to survive and thrive. In the evenings, by candlelight, they could stop and put their feet up for a while. Books were not widely available like they are now, so families passed the time by performing stitchery, carving, making furniture, mending things, and creating items that made their lives more pleasant and beautiful. Sometimes a family member would read aloud, play an instrument, or sing. Time was of value and not to be wasted. Most of my hobbies are relatively productive. Sure, I'll watch a movie on Amazon , but while I do, I'm crocheting a Christmas present, mending clothes, or making some small item for our home. I like to grow vegetables and flowers. Chickens make me happy.
5. Frugal people don't shop as a form of entertainment.
When you shop as "something to do" you are bound to spend money on something you don't need. I have daughters, and they really don't love my theory on this, but we shop when we need to get something. We don't just go hang out at the mall. If it's time to buy some school clothes, I allot a certain amount of money and time, and when it's gone, it's gone. I do the same thing with Christmas shopping. The mall is fraught with ways to drain your money – you get thirsty and buy a bottle of water or another drink. You weren't hungry but the smells from the food court are so tantalizing you can't resist. That display in front of the store has doohickeys that are ONLY a dollar.
6. Frugal people save pennies throughout every single day..
Frugality is a way of life for us. It isn't saving money on the big things. It is eagerly grasping hold of the challenge of doing everything less expensively. It's automatically calculating the lowest unit price. It's making things instead of buying them. It's choosing to use your own creativity instead of the party supply store's when throwing a birthday party for your child. It's putting on a sweater instead of turning up the heat. These small daily actions add up to enormous savings and allow you, unlike the greater majority of our society, to live within your means.
7. Frugal people put aside emergency funds.
When times are tight, being taken by surprise over a sudden necessity is sure to turn your budget upside down if you haven't prepared for it. This is why frugal people keep a rainy day fund and a fully-stocked pantry. Then, if the refrigerator groans and breathes its last, if the car grinds to a halt 50 miles from home, or if a family member needs to go to the doctor, it doesn't put you in a situation where you must be faced with deciding whether to deal with the emergency or keep your electricity on.
8. Frugal people cook from scratch.
One of the most certain ways to destroy your budget is to eat food prepared by other people. Think about it: whether you buy it from a restaurant or from a box on the grocery store shelf, someone spent time making that food. And you are paying for that! Those pouches of pre-cooked rice, those rotisserie chickens, that bag of take-out food, or that just-add-water and heat for 10 minutes meal from a box all include the cost of someone else's labor. If you don't know how to cook from scratch , there are simple foods you can start with, like soup, steamed vegetables, baked potatoes, and chicken breast. Get an old-fashioned cookbook for simple instructions to make basic foods.
9. Frugal people do things the low-tech way.
There are simple ways to save money that don't show you an immediate return. Things like hanging your laundry instead of using your dryer. Things like putting on a sweater instead of turning up the heat. Things like taking it easy in the hottest part of a summer afternoon instead of cranking up the air conditioner. Things like using solar lights as night lights. The list could go on and on, but by reducing your dependence on electricity and natural gas (or whatever your heat source is) you can save hundreds of dollars per year.
10. Frugal people repair things.
We live in a society of planned obsolescence. Most things aren't made to last a lifetime anymore, and our society is happy to just toss their doo-dads in a landfill and go get new ones. Frugal people fix things . We mend our clothes, we repair our appliances, we fix broken furniture, and some of us even do unheard of things like darning our socks. We don't immediately think about replacement. Our first step is always repair.
Real frugality is all in your head!
Hard-core frugality is not just making a choice to buy the generic brand of laundry soap instead of a jug of Tide with scent beads. Hard-core frugality is buying the ingredients to make 5 times the amount of laundry soap for half the price of that name-brand detergent, all the while LOVING the fact that Proctor and Gamble are not getting your money.
Being a black belt in frugality takes creativity and an optimistic outlook. It should never be some grim, sad thing that you have to do. It should be something that you choose to do. By finding joy in your non-consumerism, you will be far more successful at it. It becomes a game that you win if you can do something for free that others spend money on.
When you feel like you require less, then you are happy with less. This means that you have to spend less time working at things you may not truly enjoy to pay for the things that you never actually needed in the first place. This means that the money that you have goes a lot further and that your life feels a lot more satisfying.
When you finally cross that line between resenting the fact that you have to strictly budget to embracing the fact that by being as thrifty as possible, you have achieved freedom you never dreamed of before, you've made the conversion. You aren't just acting with thrift until things get better. You, my friend, are one of those truly joyous frugal people that others look to for inspiration.


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According to TMZ, Suge Knight has struck a plea deal in the murder case of Terry Carter. Suge was facing life in prison for killing Carter in 2015 in the parking lot of Tam's Burgers in Compton. He also ran over Cle "Bone" Sloan," who was injured but survived. Suge has maintained that he wasn't trying to hurt Sloan or Carter and says he was trying to escape after believing that they were both about to shoot him. Suge has been behind bars awaiting trial since the 2015 incident.
The plea deal was just unveiled in court, and Suge will get 28 years in prison after pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter. The 53-year-old will get credit for time served, he has been in jail awaiting trial for around 3 1/2 years. He will also be on parole for 3 years after serving his prison sentence.
Suge's sentence is stiffer than a typical voluntarily manslaughter because he had a prior felony conviction in 1997. He was also sentenced to an extra 5 years because the Carter killing was deemed a "serious and violent" felony, and an additional year due to his truck being a deadly weapon.


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This June 22, 2000 file photo shows the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant near Piketon, Ohio. (AP Photo/David Kohl)
PIKETON, Ohio - The discovery of radioactive material in and around a southern Ohio middle school has led the school district to close the building for the remainder of the academic year to allow for more testing and an evaluation of potential health impacts.
Scioto Valley Local School District's Zahn's Corner Middle School is several miles from the U.S. Department of Energy's Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, which stopped producing enriched uranium for nuclear plants and the U.S. nuclear weapons program in 2001. A nuclear waste disposal cell is being built at the 3,000-acre facility to store radioactive debris that will be created when sections of the plant are demolished.
"Any level of contamination on or near our school is unacceptable," Scioto Valley school officials said in a statement Monday to parents and the community.
The DOE reported in 2017 that trace amounts of radioactive neptunium were detected in an air monitoring station on school grounds. More recently, an independent study conducted by Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona, found enriched uranium inside the middle school as well as plutonium, uranium and neptunium in water and dust samples collected from the community, about 65 miles (105 kilometres) south of Columbus.
Michael Ketterer, a professor emeritus of chemistry and biochemistry at the school, said contamination is widespread in the community and clearly comes from the Piketon plant.
Ketterer's findings were presented at a community meeting in Piketon late last month. The Pike County Health Department has asked the state Department of Health to assist in independent sampling and testing and that construction of the disposal cell "be stopped immediately until the extent of the contamination can be determined."
An Ohio Department of Health spokesman said the agency is reviewing existing research and sample results, the Columbus Dispatch reported. Heidi Griesmer, deputy director for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, said her agency would also evaluate the data.
"While the amount reported is far below the risk level, we have asked the Department of Energy to investigate it further," Griesmer said.
Energy department officials released a statement saying that while the radioactive levels detected are "well below established thresholds of concern for public health," it would obtain "independent soil and air quality samples in the surrounding area, and will take all appropriate actions to address community concerns."
The DOE also said it would not halt construction of the nuclear waste cell until it had better data.
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Q: Why might include_once fail to register a class in a zend cli script but not app I have a Zend Framework 1 application with a web module and a cli module.
index.php is in the web root /crm/app/www, of course, and there is an almost identical run.php in /crm/app/cli  most importantly, I think, they both load the same application.ini from /crm/app/configs/application.ini
The application.ini includes a line for
timezone = "America/Los_Angeles"
The actual failure is in an autoload, but I can simply like this:
I put
                    include_once('C:\wamp\www\client22\crm\lib\Crm\DateTime.php');
                    $res = get_declared_classes();
in /crm/app/www/controllers/DashboardController::indexAction()
and stepwise debug to the $res.... I see Crm_DateTime in the declared classes array
I put
                    include_once('C:\wamp\www\client22\crm\lib\Crm\DateTime.php');
                    $res = get_declared_classes();
in crm/app/cli/controllers/AutomationController::processAction()
and stepwise debug to the $res line.... no Crm_DateTime
I have Crm_Email and Crm_Logger which I can add in the same place and have them show as being declared in the cli module....
C:\wamp\www\client22\crm\lib\Crm\DateTime.php is pretty basic

class Crm_DateTime extends DateTime
{
     /**
 * When false, the date had a parse error
 * @var bool
 */
public $isValid = true;

/**
 * A reference to the DateTimeZone object that belongs to this object
 * @var DateTimeZone
 */
protected $_timezone;
protected $_timezonestring = "America/Los_Angeles";

    //.... a few more protected properties such as an array of holidays
    //...  a few simple methods to do client specific validation

}

I can post more as necessary... but the problem is not in what the class does... the problem is that it simply does not get 'declared' or 'registered' or whatever include_once should actually do with a class.... As I step through the code... I even see that the file is found and 'included' -- at least the include_once call causes it to show up on screen before stepping to $res = get_declared_classes();
What this means in the long run is that in the actual use of the class... the Zend autoloader does the include_once and then

if (!class_exists($class, false) && !interface_exists($class, false)) {
require_once 'Zend/Exception.php';
throw new Zend_Exception("File \"$file\" does not exist or class \"$class\" was not found in the file");
    }

and that is where the exception gets thrown and my cli app dies..... grrrrr
I have exhausted my imagination. Where would you look to diagnose the failure of this class to get registered?
Thanks tons,
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Q: Traefik on Kubernetes wrong Client IP on incoming connections I am running Traefik on Kubernetes and I have create an Ingress with the following configuration:
---
apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
  name: whitelist-ingress
  annotations:
    kubernetes.io/ingress.class: traefik
    traefik.frontend.rule.type: PathPrefix
    traefik.ingress.kubernetes.io/whitelist-source-range: "10.10.10.10/32, 10.10.2.10/23"
    ingress.kubernetes.io/whitelist-x-forwarded-for: "true"
    traefik.ingress.kubernetes.io/preserve-host: "true"
spec:
  rules:
  - host:
    http:
      paths:
      - path: /endpoint
        backend:
          serviceName: endpoint-service
          servicePort: endpoint-port
---

When I do a POST on the above endpoint, Traefik logs that the incoming IP is 172.16.0.1 and so my whitelist is not triggered.
Doing an ifconfig I see that IP belongs to Docker
docker0: flags=4099<UP,BROADCAST,MULTICAST>  mtu 1500
        inet 172.26.0.1  netmask 255.255.0.0  broadcast 172.26.255.255

How can I keep the original IP instead of the docker one?
EDIT
Traefik is exposed as LoadBalancer and the port is 443 over SSL
This is its yml configuration
---
kind: Service
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
  name: traefik
  annotations: {}
    # service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-internal: 0.0.0.0/0
spec:
  selector:
    k8s-app: traefik-ingress
  ports:
  - protocol: TCP
    port: 80
    targetPort: 80
    name: http
  - protocol: TCP
    port: 443
    targetPort: 443
    name: https
  type: LoadBalancer
  externalTrafficPolicy: Local
  externalIPs:
  - <machine-ip>
---

kind: Deployment
apiVersion: apps/v1
metadata:
  name: traefik-ingress-controller
  namespace: default
  labels:
    k8s-app: traefik-ingress
spec:
  replicas: 2
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      k8s-app: traefik-ingress
  template:
    metadata:
      labels:
        k8s-app: traefik-ingress
        name: traefik-ingress
    spec:
      hostNetwork: true
      serviceAccountName: traefik-ingress-controller
      terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 35
      volumes:
        - name: proxy-certs
          secret:
            secretName: proxy-certs
        - name: traefik-configmap
          configMap:
            name: traefik-configmap
      containers:
      - image: traefik:1.7.6
        name: traefik-ingress
        imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent
        resources:
          limits:
            cpu: 200m
            memory: 900Mi
          requests:
            cpu: 25m
            memory: 512Mi
        livenessProbe:
          failureThreshold: 2
          httpGet:
            path: /ping
            port: 80
            scheme: HTTP
          initialDelaySeconds: 10
          periodSeconds: 5
        readinessProbe:
          failureThreshold: 2
          httpGet:
            path: /ping
            port: 80
            scheme: HTTP
          periodSeconds: 5
        volumeMounts:
          - mountPath: "/ssl"
            name: "proxy-certs"
          - mountPath: "/config"
            name: "traefik-configmap"
        ports:
        - name: http
          containerPort: 80
        - name: https
          containerPort: 443
        - name: dashboard
          containerPort: 8080
        args:
        - --logLevel=DEBUG
        - --configfile=/config/traefik.toml
---

As you can see here is the output of kubectl get svc
traefik                       LoadBalancer   10.100.116.42    <machine-ip>     80:30222/TCP,443:31578/TCP   <days-up>

Note that Traefik is running in a single node kubernetes cluster (master/worker on the same node).

A: In LoadBalancer service type doc ssl support on aws you can read the following statement:

HTTP and HTTPS will select layer 7 proxying: the ELB will terminate
  the connection with the user, parse headers and inject the
  X-Forwarded-For header with the user's IP address (pods will only see
  the IP address of the ELB at the other end of its connection) when
  forwarding requests.

So if you add the following annotation to you traeffik service:
service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: https

It should work with the ingress.kubernetes.io/whitelist-x-forwarded-for: "true" annotation present in your ingress config and the forwarded header is added by the aws loadbalancer.
Disclaimer: I have not tested that solution.
Regards.


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Adagio affettuoso ed appassionato
Scherzo: Allegro molto
According to Beethoven's friend Karl Amenda, the second movement was inspired by the tomb scene from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The quartet was heavily revised between the version that Amenda first received and the version that was sent to the publisher a year later, including changing the second movement's marking from Adagio molto to the more specific Adagio affetuouso ed appassionato. Of these modifications, Beethoven wrote:
"Be sure not to hand on to anybody your quartet, in which I have made some drastic alterations. For only now have I learnt to write quartets; and this you will notice, I fancy, when you receive them."[1]
The theme of the finale is almost directly borrowed from the finale of his earlier string trio, Op. 9 No. 3 in c minor; the themes are very closely related and the resemblance is obvious even on a first hearing.
^ Winter & Martin, p. 151
Robert Winter, Robert Martin eds. (1994). The Beethoven Quartet Companion. University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-08211-7. ; especially the essay by Michael Steinberg (pp. 150-155)
String Quartet No. 1: Free scores at the International Music Score Library Project.
String quartets by Ludwig van Beethoven
No. 1 in F major · No. 2 in G major · No. 3 in D major · No. 4 in C minor · No. 5 in A major · No. 6 in B♭ major
Opus 59 (Rasumovsky)
No. 7 in F major · No. 8 in E minor · No. 9 in C major
Other middle period quartets
No. 10 in E♭ major, Op. 74 (Harp) · No. 11 in F minor, Op. 95 (Serioso)
Late quartets
No. 12 in E♭ major, Op. 127 · No. 13 in B♭ major, Op. 130 · No. 14 in C♯ minor, Op. 131 · No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132 · Große Fuge, Op. 133 · No. 16 in F major, Op. 135
String quartet arrangement of Op. 14, No. 1 by Beethoven
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Sandro Bisotti
Opera "Fidelio"
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Piano Sonata No. 3 in C major
Mark Hensley
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Nacque a San Giuseppe Vesuviano (Napoli) il 13 agosto 1904.  Attratto dal mare, all'età di 13 anni entrò nella Regia Accademia Navale di Livorno conseguendo la nomina a guardiamarina nel luglio 1922. Fu promosso sottotenente di vascello nel gennaio del 1924 e tenente di vascello nel 1927, e specializzandosi nella Direzione del Tiro divenendo insegnante di artiglieria e balistica presso l'Accademia Navale negli anni 1931-1934.
Promosso capitano di corvetta nel 1936, si imbarcò dapprima sull'incrociatore pesante Gorizia con l'incarico di 1° direttore del tiro e nel 1938 ebbe il comando di una squadriglia di torpediniere, alzando la sua insegna sulla torpediniera Cassiopea. Promosso  capitano di fregata nel 1939, venne nuovamente destinato all'Accademia Navale con l'incarico di insegnante al Corso di specializzazione D.T.
Con l'entrata in guerra del Regno d'Italia, avvenuta il 10 giugno 1940, si imbarcò, a domanda e con l'incarico di vicecomandante, sull'incrociatore pesante Zara, a bordo del quale si distinse nella battaglia di Punta Stilo (10 luglio 1940). Nello scontro notturno di Capo Matapan sulla notte del 28 marzo 1941 lo Zara rimase gravemente danneggiato e con incendi a bordo. Con l'incrociatore impossibilitato a manovrare, all'ordine di autoaffondamento impartito dal comandante Luigi Corsi si portò immediatamente, seguito dall'ufficiale addetto al deposito sottotenente del C.R.E.M. Umberto Grosso, nella santabarbara provvedendo all'innesco degli esplosivi. Morì nell'immane esplosione avvenuta alle ore 02:30 circa del mattino del 29 marzo.

Il capitano Giannattasio fu insignito di medaglia d'oro al valor militare alla memoria. La Regia Marina volle subito onorarne il nome, assegnandolo ad un cacciatorpediniere della Classe Comandanti Medaglie d'Oro che non fu mai completato a causa della vicende armistiziali dell'8 settembre 1943.

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When inspecting cantaloups it is always necessary to cut a few, looking for internal defects. You may notice some liquid in the seed cavity by lightly shaking the melon. However, melons should be cut to assure that liquid is present in sufficient quantities and that it is not merely loose seeds present. The presence of loose seeds alone is not considered a defect.
The USDA does have a scoring guideline to determine when too much liquid is a defect, but unfortunately the person who created this guideline most likely never tried it themselves. The USDA states, "To determine the amount of liquid in the seed cavity, the melon shall be cut through the center with the stem end pointing up, at right angles between the stem scar and the blossom end." Cutting the melon in half, with one hand while holding the melon in the other hand is impossible. Most inspectors will place the melon on a flat surface, on its side, and begin to cut the melon in half. Rotate the melon with the stem pointing up, on the flat surface, holding the top half of the melon while cutting. Carefully remove the top half.
Score liquid in the seed cavity as damage (against the 12% tolerance) when the liquid flows freely from the melon while cutting. I think you get the idea, try to carefully cut the melon in half and determine the amount of liquid in the lower half of the seed cavity. If there is more liquid than can be held in the lower half of the melon, that means it is flowing freely, and should be scored as a defect.
Score as serious damage (against the 6% tolerance) when the liquid is fermented, or when the flesh of the cavity wall is noticeably soft, discolored, or fermented. In extreme cases the cavity wall may be breaking down into decay, and if you find the flesh being decayed then the melon would be scored against the 2% decay tolerance.
If you found the cantaloup pictured above, you can tell immediately it will be scored as a defect. If the flesh is soft, and is fermented it should be scored as a serious damage defect. It appears the flesh is definitely discolored and probably soft, so this melon would be scored as a serious damage defect. Lastly you must feel the flesh in the cavity to determine if the flesh is breaking down, as decay.
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What Are the Different Theories of Industrial Relations?
David Weedmark - Updated September 20, 2019
The Beliefs of Lenin & Trotsky
When it comes to the relationship between employers and employees, there are three main theories that take precedence today. These theories of industrial relations were all formed in the past century and have not changed much in the past 50 years. Two of these theories describe the relationships in terms of conflict, while the third emphasizes cooperation.
The three main theories of industrial relations are the unitary, pluralist and Marxist perspectives.
Marxist Perspective of Industrial Relations
The Marxist view of industrial relations is of a clash between the employer (capitalist) and the worker. The employer tries to maximize profit by paying workers as little as he can while striving for a monopoly in his industry to control prices. Workers, on the other hand, believe that they are the most vital part of production and strive to get their fair share of profits through the formation of trade unions.
From a Marxist perspective, the inevitable result of this clash is a worker revolution, where workers take control of companies, eliminating the capitalist altogether. Although Marxism has fallen out of favor since the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was highly popular in the first half of the 20th century, when workers were paid subsistence-level wages. While there are no signs of Marxist revolution happening soon, the U.S. minimum wage has remained at a mere $7.25 (or $15,000 annually) for over 10 years.
The Pluralist Theory of Industrial Relations
In pluralist theory, the relationship between employers and workers is also one of conflict but not to the extent Marxism portrays it. Through trade unions, workers argue for higher wages, increased benefits and better working conditions, while employers want to keep as much money as they can for profit. Rather than violence, however, the two sides negotiate to reach a middle ground, or equilibrium.
An important part of this model is that workers recognize that it's in their best interest for the company to thrive, so while they are loyal to the union, they are also loyal to the employer. Employers, meanwhile, understand that fair wages and good working conditions make employees more productive. This delicate balancing act between interests became prominent in the 1930s during Roosevelt's New Deal government and is still a popular model at many companies today.
Unitary Theory of Industrial Relations
The unitary perspective on employee relations is one of cooperation. Employers and workers are seen as being on the same team or even the same family. They have the same interests and share the same values and goals. In this model, conflict is seen as distasteful or even evil, and both sides strive for consensus.
Those who subscribe to this theory (employers and employees alike) despise trade unions. Unions are portrayed as an outside force that competes for the employer's loyalty and pits employees against management. Many small businesses operate with this theory as well as any company where workers reject the idea of unionizing. Governments that favor this theory will place restrictions on unions or even make them illegal.
Industrial Relations in Practice
Industrial relations is the study of one portion of a society. It is an abstraction that can't take into account all of the factors that affect human behavior or the complexities of society as a whole. Consequently, theories on industrial relations can only highlight some important aspects of employer-worker relationships and do not provide a full picture of those relationships.
However, understanding these theories and the aspects of the relationships on which they focus can give employers and workers important insights about their own workplaces. If a business owner approaches workers in a spirit of cooperation, she will likely find that the employees she chooses to hire will respond in a similar way. On the other hand, if the business owner views workers as people whose wages reduce profits, it shouldn't be surprising if workers respond with conflict or animosity.
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Permission-based tracking app Folr keeps tabs on your kids and other family members
by Jon Russell — in Apps
The mainstream adoption of smartphones has brought with it many benefits. As well as putting the internet in your pocket, communicating with others has never been easier — that doesn't just mean text messages and phone calls, but location sharing too.
As a parent of two young kids, I think LG is on to something with its KizON wearable device that gives mums and dads the peace of mind that comes with knowing the location of your child. But shouldn't it be easier than strapping a device to their wrist and hoping that they wear it, don't lose it and don't break it?
That's where Folr, a new company in Singapore, is hoping to make a difference with its apps for iOS and Android.
My kids are both under six, so are too young to own smartphones, but the service is aimed at older children and other members of the family. I can imagine it would be useful for my parents to keep up with my grandfather — he's 91 but owns a smartphone, which is clearly the key factor here.
Folr founder John Fearon assures me that the service is entirely permission-based, with the aim of giving you peace of mind about the location of those you love, rather than stalking people. For now, it is primarily targeted at families, he says.
The app is very simple. You sign up and verify your account using your phone number, and can then request to "follow" others using your phone's address book or by entering their number. Any person you add must then consent to let you follow them — they can also select exactly what days and times that you have access to their location.
The app is free to use, and will show you the current location of those who you are authorized to follow.
There is a $30 annual subscription — unlocked via the app — which grants you access to a person's history of log-ins.
The idea here is that you pay to be able to see where your child, elderly parent or perhaps spouse, has been during any given day, week, etc.
Fearon — who also founded cloud storage service Dropmyemail — believes that Folr has considerable value beyond just covering families.
"In the future we also plan to work with companies to help track their staff while at work and there is also the school attendance angle. We believe there is a big market for an app that can do permission tracking," he told me, while I tracked his location with the app.
(He was getting his haircut in central Singapore, for what it's worth — or at least that's what he told me…)
As for the data, Fearon says it is held on Amazon Web Services in Singapore, where it is encrypted.
The basic concept of following people around is creepy, but I do agree that there is value in permission-based tracking — particularly for children — when you consider the sheer number of connected devices that people carry with them today.
Of course, teenagers and others in a rebellious mood could deactivate their location, but that's where it is down to parents to drive a bargain or have their child realize the importance of the service.
The app has just come out for iOS and Android and is available worldwide.
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Electronic Literature book series with Bloomsbury Press
Edited under the auspices of the Electronic Literature Organization (ELO), Electronic Literature explores the expansion and transformation of literature into digital environments. Emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches and problematics, volumes explore the medial/material frameworks of e-lit; institutional and regional issues; archaeologies and genealogies; questions of power and privilege; translation and global e-lit; disjunctive encounters with other fields (e.g. gaming, computation, poetics, etc.); and other topics. As e-lit is a dynamic field, mapped to the latest advances in global technologies, books in the series provide critical and reflective perspectives on use, distribution, access, and expression through technology. eBooks of every volume are available in Open Access (OA) formats, reflecting the principles and ethos of electronic literature. As the leading organization devoted to research, creation, teaching, and advocacy for e-lit, the ELO brings to the series an editorial line-up of world-recognized scholars to oversee the series and foster new horizons in the field.
SERIES EDITORS: Helen Burgess, North Carolina State University, USA; Dene Grigar, Washington State University Vancouver, USA; María Mencía Kingston University, London, UK; Rui Torres University Fernando Pessoa, Portugal
EDITORIAL BOARD: Stephanie Boluk (University of California Irvine, USA), Philippe Bootz (University of Paris 8, France), Serge Bouchardon (Technological University of Compiègne, France) ,James Brown (Rutgers University Camden, USA), Jeremy Douglass (University of California Santa Barbara, USA), Anna Gibbs (University of Western Sydney, Australia), Robert Glick (Rochester Institute of Technology, USA), Patrick Jagoda (University of Chicago, USA), Andrew Klobucar (New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA), Gwen Le Cor (University of Paris 8, France), Elika Ortega (Northeastern University, USA), Scott Rettberg (University of Bergen, Norway), Alexandra Saum-Pascal (University of California Berkeley, USA), Lisa Swanstrom (University of Utah, USA)
We welcome proposals for monographs and edited collections in the series. Note that we produce two books a year as per our contract with Bloomsbury Press. If you would like to discuss contributing to the series, please get in touch with the series editors at ElectronicLiteratureSeries@gmail.com. You can also download the proposal form and guidelines.
Pathfinders: Documenting the Experience of Early Digital Literature
This multimedia eBook, published in June 2015 and funded by a National Endowment for the Humanities Start Up grant, documents four works of early hypertext fiction and poetry, from 1986-1997. These literary works were produced with programming languages like BASIC or authoring systems like Storyspace and HyperCard and require a degree of interactivity between the reader and the work. They were also among the first computer-based works of literature to be sold commercially in the U.S. and, because of their availability through commercial distribution, were influential in shaping literary theory and criticism that, today, are used to discuss born digital writing. They are also literary works in danger of becoming inaccessible to the public because they were produced on and for computer platforms that today are obsolete. Works include Judy Malloy's Uncle Roger, Version 3 (1987-88), John McDaid's Uncle Buddy's Phantom Funhouse (1993), Shelley Jackson's Patchwork Girl (1995), and Bill Bly's We Descend (1997). By Dene Grigar and Stuart Moulthrop, 2015.
Electronic Literature: New Horizons for the Literary
This 2008 book by N. Katherine Hayles, published by the University of Notre Dame Press, has been released in an edition that includes a copy of the Electronic Literature Collection, volume 1, on CD-ROM. There is a companion site online offering information about the book and resources. Read the introduction by ELO board member and former president, Joseph Tabbi.
Electronic Literature: What Is It?
This essay surveys the development and current state of electronic literature, from the popularity of hypertext fiction in the 1980's to the present, focusing primarily on hypertext fiction, network fiction, interactive fiction, locative narratives, installation pieces, "codework," generative art and the Flash poem. It also discusses the critical issues raised by electronic literature, pointing out that there is significant overlap with the print tradition. At the same time, the essay argues that the practices, texts, procedures, and processual nature of electronic literature require new critical models and ways of playing and interpreting the works. Hayles also discusses the Preservation, Archiving and Dissemination (PAD) initiative of ELO, including the Electronic Literature Collection, Volume I and the two white papers that are companion pieces to this essay, "Acid Free Bits" and "Born Again Bits." It is hoped this essay will serve as a useful introduction for those new to electronic literature, including scholars, administrators, librarians, and funding administrators. Because this essay is the first systematic attempt to survey and summarize the fast-changing field of electronic literature, artists, designers, writers, critics, and other stakeholders may find it useful as an overview, with emphasis on recent creative and critical works. By N. Katherine Hayles, 2007.
Toward a Semantic Literary Web
Electronic literature is not just a "thing" or a "medium" or even a body of "works" in various "genres." It is not poetry, fiction, hypertext, gaming, codework, or some new admixture of all these practices. E-Literature is, arguably, an emerging cultural form, as much a collective creation of new terms and keywords as it is the production of new literary objects. Both the "works" and their terms of description need to be tracked and referenced. Hence, a Directory of Electronic Literature needs to be, in the first place, a site where readers and (necessarily) authors are given the ability to identify, name, tag, describe, and legitimate works of literature written and circulating within electronic media. This essay grew out of practical debates among ELO's Working Group on the Directory, established in the Spring of 2005 and active through the Winter of 2006. The essay offers a set of practical recommendations for development, links to potentially affiliated sites, and an overall vision of how literary form is created in a networked culture. The essay also offers speculations on how this curatorial activity can be coordinated with similar initiatives in the arts and with stakeholders in the current development of a Semantic Web. By Joseph Tabbi, 2007.
Born-Again Bits
This report is available online. Born-Again Bits: A Framework for Migrating Electronic Literature is an outcome of the PAD (Preservation, Archiving, and Dissemination) project. By Alan Liu, David Durand, Nick Montfort, Merrilee Proffitt, Liam R. E. Quin, Jean-Hugues Réty, and Noah Wardrip-Fruin, 2005.
Acid-Free Bits
This pamphlet is available in print and online. Acid-Free Bits: Recommendations for Long-Lasting Electronic Literature is an outcome of the PAD (Preservation, Archiving, and Dissemination) project. By Nick Montfort and Noah Wardrip-Fruin, 2004.
Keynote addresses, papers, and electronic literature from the State of the Arts Symposium are collected in this book and CD. State of the Arts: The Proceedings of the 2002 Electronic Literature Organization Symposium was edited by Scott Rettberg, 2003.
Earlier Projects
In 2001, ELO sponsored the Electronic Literature Awards, the first and only award program of its kind. Judges Larry McCaffery and Heather McHugh awarded winners in the categories of poetry (John Cayley) and fiction (Caitlin Fisher). A selection of five works were also shortlisted in each category. ELO's later Preservation, Archiving, and Dissemination (PAD) project sought to identify threatened and endangered electronic literature and to maintain accessibility, encourage stability, and ensure availability of electronic works for readers, institutions, and scholars. PAD worked to supplement and contribute to the efforts of other projects aimed at preserving digital media, and other projects dealing with textual materials, by focusing on the particular problems of electronic literature, which can combine the complexity of a multimedia computer program with the demands of a literary text. The project resulted in the e(X)literature conference at UC Santa Barbara, the pamphlet Acid-Free Bits: Recommendations for Long-Lasting Electronic Literature, and the report Born-Again Bits: A Framework for Migrating Electronic Literature.


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First you have to find out, what do they want for their party. For over the hill birthday we don't have to prepare something complicated. Just a simple party when you can invite the whole family then laugh together. When you know what they love, you can prepare the birthday themed. Ask one family member to plan the party.
For your party decoration, you can have vintage decorations. You can use old stuff as a display or old photo. I am sure it will be fun to talk about memories. You will also need to make some simple ice breaker game to make the party to create laugh and fun vibes. You have to keep everyone laugh and entertain. Don't play an ice breaker games that need mobilize because when we celebrate party for someone old you can't tell them to move too much.


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Still no decision. In the end, I've decided that no decision is my decision for the time being, and I've started piecing together the hexies I have, together with gaps for the to-be-announced hexies. It's harder than you might think to piece gaps!
I think that upside down polar bear on the left is the bottom left corner of the panel. At least, it was when I started!
I went for the dark one, as I felt the tone went better with the pale grey background. This is for a technique tutorial (not a pattern!) I'm writing for the Finish-Along (for January), so I remembered to take some photos as I was piecing.
I'm amazed at the number of flowers I've still got! That packet of wildflower seeds was well worth scattering in June! As were growing some cosmos from seed, even though the birds ate loads of them. As were the nasturtium seeds I picked up on a whim.
No, I don't know what you should use for your extra Christmas hexies, either. It's a proper puzzle all right.
I've done it again! Yes, two weeks on the trot see me sitting in front of my laptop with a pot of tea by my side, ready to think about what I've done in the week. It must be a miracle!
Speaking of Fr. C., Lynz and I realised last year (earlier this year?) that we needed some Christmas cushions and decided we'd make them together. And so, we've spent the entire year not making them, as you could have predicted! In order that we have new cushions for this Christmas, we're starting an informal (very informal!) Christmas cushion-along on Instagram (see photos here). There are two rules: try to have your plan ready by tomorrow (Sunday 23rd October), and then get sewing. You can sew as fast or as slow as you want, you can start new cushions from scratch or you can finish a WIP, you can make as many (or as few) cushions as you wish. See? Very informal!
We started out with the pair of us, recruited Nicky (@nickyeglinton) and Sheila (@budsmam) and then a few more joined us. We now have nineteen people in total, with a couple more dithering - I'm hoping they'll join us though!
The first cushion is going to hand pieced from 1" hexies and I'm going to fussy cut as many polar bears and snowflakes as I can. The rest of the hexies will be made from white fabric (probably plain white, but the odd one may have a snowflake embroidered on it) and I'll then machine quilt it. It'll end up somewhere around 20" square.
The second cushion will be made from fussy cut penguins which will have a white frame around them (and white corner triangles so that I don't have another penguin's hat peeping in) and then the other frames will have the other prints in them (I won't have enough penguins, I don't think, but a friend has some on standby, just in case). Again, it will end up around 20" square. I think I'm going to machine piece and quilt this one.
From the leftovers, I'm hoping to cobble together a table runner which will just be out for the relatively short time the tree is up (about 21st December through to around 3rd January). It'll be made from strips and squares and, probably, the odd disembodied polar bear or penguin.
Since this photo was taken, I've graded and clipped the seams and it's now ready for pressing and understitching. Maybe next week I'll have the shoulder seams joined as well? I really fancy some thick woolly (although not actual wool!) tights to wear with this, preferably with a cable or something on them. Any ideas where to look?!
Since then, I've managed my target of two stars a night (just), and am now (I think) on row ten of seventeen. And believe you me, row seventeen seems further away than ever!!!
What do you mean, we're not supposed to be on here? We've all got clean paws!
The winners of the third quarter prizes have been (randomly) picked from all the eligible finishes which were linked up, and today's the day we get to announce them! Rhonda is going to email the winners and needs to hear back from you by 29th October or your prize will be passed to someone else. Our sponsors have donated these prizes, please don't miss out on yours because of a simple email reply!
Congratulations to the winners (don't forget to reply to Rhonda's email!!) and thanks again to our lovely sponsors. And for those of you who didn't win, I wish you better luck at the end of this quarter! If you're looking for some motivation to tackle some of your list, why not have a browse through the Q3 finishes? Find them here.
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For students who have a limited command of English, Heathfield High School can offer access to an Intensive Secondary English Course (ISEC), where students improve their general English language skills, while also learning the specialist language of different academic areas. On completion of the ISEC course, students enter mainstream classes while continuing to study English as a Second Language (ESL).
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How "kit homes" and buildings helped early residents settle here
RIPPEY, Iowa, Aug. 23, 2017 — I have long been interested in identifying a "Sears" home that could be featured in my "Hearth & Home" column for the Greene County Historical Society. Several different elders were approached, and I finally identified one just three miles south of my home, the residence of Ben and Midge Vannatta. Their home was built in 1910.
I have learned much more about "kit homes," also known as "mail-order homes."
They were not all from Sears, Roebuck & Company. Aladdin, Montgomery Ward, and up to 10 other companies sold homes nationally, and the research indicated some were produced locally and stayed locally.
The kit homes came on the scene at the turn of the 20th century and were being sold and built until the early 1950s, but the boom time was 1910-'20s. The advertising announces, "Avoid the middle man mark-up, save on labor (a hired contractor estimated cost $450), and avoid wasted lumber!"
Copies of catalogs found on the internet, promised, "A man of average ability could assemble a home in 90 days." A 75-page manual, along with blueprints and up to 750 pounds of nails, accompanied the order.
The homes were sent by railroad box car, and one of the ads shows a horse-drawn buckboard picking up the lumber at the depot. Dependent upon house size, there could be between 10,000 and 30,000 pieces of wood. The lumber was numbered sometimes with a grease pen, sometimes with a stamp, but all cut and packaged together for windows, doorways, rafters and other components.
The Vannatta home was a "Gordon-Van Tine" home. That was a Davenport, Iowa-based company, which began in 1865 as a lumber mill along the Mississippi River, as logs from the north could be transported easily via the river. As railroads were developed, the availability of the Rock Island Railroad allowed the pre-cut wood for homes to be transported both to the East and West.
In 1907, Gordon-Van Tine became a subsidiary of the U.N. Roberts Company, a millwork manufacturing company in Davenport. At one time, Gordon-Van Tine (named after its founding partners) employed 350 persons, selling an estimated 54,000 homes under its own name and 20,000 as a sub-contractor for Montgomery Ward. In 1946 the Gordon-Van Tine Company was sold to a Cincinnati salvage company that liquidated the firm.
The Vannatta home was originally purchased by John Kenney in 1910, at a cost of $926. The ad which is inserted into this article states, "we agree to furnish all materials to build this house, including lumber, lath, shingles, finishing lumber, doors, windows, frames, interior doors and finish, nails, tinwork and complete painting materials. Fire King Furnace complete with all pipes and fittings and ready to install is an extra $94."
An advertisement in a Gordon-Van Tine Co. publication for the style of home that the Vannattas have today.
Ten years later, the home was purchased by George and Sarah Vannatta, the grandparents of Ben. The house was designed to use gas lighting, but Grandfather George replaced that with a Delco battery system.
Ben's daughter Jeannie Vanatta Kotta pointed to her bedroom on a copy of the blueprints from House Model 127 of the Gordon-Van Tine catalog. She and her siblings shared the three bedrooms upstairs (listed as chambers) while the downstairs chamber was used by her parents. You will notice on the blueprint there is a sitting room as well as a parlor. Jeannie said indoor plumbing was installed in the attic.
The house plans for the home that the Vannattas now have.
In the interview with Jeannie, she further explained she believes the chickenhouse in the barnyard of her childhood home may have also been from the Gordon-Van Tine Company. Research for this article indicates that beginning in 1920, the company created a catalog making farm outbuildings available including chickenhouses, barns and corn cribs.
Could your home be a "mail-order house"? Look for blueprints, or warranties that came with the house. Check for stamped lumber on exposed beams, or for shipping labels on millwork. Check the abstract for information.
My next research project about "kit buildings" is the barn of Dan and Sue Tronchetti, of rural Jefferson. Dan states his barn is a "kit barn," and I'll have the story about it in a future column here.
The Vannatta home in 2005.
You can comment on this story in the space below here, or write directly to the columnist by email at mweaver235@gmail.com. The author, who lives outside Rippey, is an active member of the Greene County Historical Society.


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Definitions for "Scan Line"
Keywords: sweep, ntsc, raster, crt, beam
Related Terms: Vertical resolution, Scan lines, Line doubler, Progressive, Raster scan, Interlaced, Interlacing, Interlaced scan, Progressive scan, Noninterlaced, Interlaced scanning, Progressive scanning, Non-interlaced, Interlace, Horizontal resolution, Horizontal blanking, Scanning, Trinitron, Underscan, High definition, Lines of resolution, Overscan, High definition television, Vertical blanking, Fields, Hdtv, Vertical interval, Interlaced video, Scaler, Frame, Vbi, Vertical blanking interval, Deinterlace, Horizontal scan rate, High-definition television, Horizontal sync, Field, Video monitor, Flicker, Pan-and-scan, De-interlacing, Palplus, Edtv, Macroblock, Picture-in-picture, Scanline, Kinescope, Sdtv, Scan, Video motion detection
The (almost) horizontal line scanned by the electron beam in a video monitor. Also, the analogous line scanned by a video camera.
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One sweep of a beam of electrons from left to right across a CRT display; also, one horizontal line of picture information in a video signal. In the NTSC system, each video frame is composed of 525 scanning lines (of which 480 are visible).
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A horizontal line of pixels generated by a single horizontal sweep of the beam from a monitor's electron gun. The number of scanlines that make up a frame is the vertical resolution.
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On a television or raster-scan computer monitor, one of the horizontal lines on the inner surface of the screen that is traced by the electron beam to form an image. A row of pixels read by any scanning device, such as a full-page scanner or a fax machine.
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a line of constant y value which we use to generate spans
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an individual line across the display
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an individual sweep across the face of the display by the electron beam that makes the picture
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a single left-to-right line made by the beam
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a single row of pixels spanning the width of the image
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One horizontal line in the raster of a video display. See: Raster.
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Result of television's swift scanning process which sweeps out a series of horizontal lines from left to right, then down a bit and left to right again. Complete NTSC picture consists of 525 scan lines per frame.
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A single horizontal line on a video display which, when combined with other lines on the screen, creates a complete image.
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A single horizontal line traced out by the scanning system of a video display unit. 525/60 (NTSC) video has 525 scan lines, about 480 of which contain actual picture. 625/50 (PAL/SECAM) video has 625 scan lines, about 576 of which contain actual picture.
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If you look really closely at the screen, you'll see that it's made up of a whole bunch of tiny horizontal lines. These are called scan lines and are the height of a graphics mode eight pixel.
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One line of infrared data, whether from left to right or top to bottom, as output to the processor for scan conversion. The number of scan lines read by the scanner is the maximum resolution of the system in one direction. This resolution will be limited further by any overlap factor used.
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The location on the conveyor belt that is viewed by the camera. The scan line can be found by using the oscilloscope, which is provided in the software. The oscilloscope trace identifies anything that is in the scan line.
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One horizontal line on the display.
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A scan line is one line, or row, in a raster scanning pattern, such as a video line on a Cathode ray tube (CRT) display of a television or computer. A scan line represents a row of picture elements (pixels) in the image being displayed.
Keywords: swept, instantaneous, detector, radiometers, strip
The narrow strip on the ground that is swept by the instantaneous field of view of a detector in a scanner system.
1. One sweep of a radiometer across the area or volume being viewed. Many radiometers on satellites scan across the earth from horizon to horizon. 2. The narrow strip that is swept by the instantaneous field of view of a detector in a scanner system mounted on the ground or on a satellite or aircraft.
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Keywords: swath, see
(see SWATH)
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Keywords: read, region, pass, single, digitizing
The region of a document read during a single pass of a digitizing device.
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Howie Green is an internationally acclaimed artist known for his book "Jazz Fish Zen: Adventures in Mamboland". He's also known for his many paintings created in bright colors and delivered in diverse subjects. Besides his paintings and book, he has also created pop art murals and numerous public art projects. Through his many works, he's won more than 40 awards and has created artwork for reputable clients, including Coca-Cola, IBM, Hewlett Packard, and CBS Television. Green has also featured in more than 40 shows for his creative works and is respected for his "Green Madonna Smoking" portrait. Several of his portraits and other artwork pieces have been used for high profile projects, adding to his reputation as an artist. These include his portrait of Biggie Smalls, murals for the Boston Red Sox, paintings for Mayor's Office for Boston City, and more. Green won the 25th anniversary of Absoult Vodka art competition and has registered several achievements that have made him a highly respected artist because of his unique artistic style. From a very young age, Green wanted to be a cartoonist. It was until he was 11 years that things changed in his life. He received a Christmas present, which was pad newsprint paper with different colors. Although Green hadn't thought of drawing, he was inspired to start drawing after he got the pad. He soon started receiving positive comments from friends and family, inspiring him to paint further. Since then, he hasn't stopped painting. Green joined art school in the 1960s, studying at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. He was inspired by the many artists with whom he shared the study experience and would later grow to become a highly respected painter whose artistic works are sold widely globally.
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