The title is inspired by the track that is playing in the background as I write this post. I am such a lucky person. Gainfully employed, completing my degree, happily in love and married, and about to buy my own home…. what's not to love? Life really could be a dream.
I told Mom how I'm getting back into fitness and ready to really hit it hard, and this is her way to encourage me. 🙂 I definitely have the warm fuzzies at this point.
The premise seems to be that it will guide me back into the fitness lifestyle by enticing me with the opportunity to level up my real life person instead of a digital character. It plays like an RPG, except you get experience by doing things in real life. The quest lines that you see there (General, Academy, Warrior, etc.) correlate to the type of training that you want to be doing. I want to get started with the basics, so I'll pursue the general quests first, then progress to The Academy and eventually start tackling some of the Ranger class quests.
I got 25 exp points for taking my 'before' photos, and I'll get 25 more for taking my measurements. The general quests start with small, easily accomplished goals and then work up to more challenging ones. It's just the inspiration that I need to get going without diving into the deep end and getting injured again.
Can I have it? Pretty please?
So that's what we're up to 🙂 I'll be sure to keep you posted. Stay classy!
We found this lovely home within our budget… We had gone back and forth a couple times about actually buying it because there's quite a bit of work that needs to be done in the house. We had actually rescinded our offer to purchase the home, except the sellers altered the terms of the purchase and we came around. This gives us so much to actually be excited about… I know where we're going to put our Christmas tree, and how I'd like to arrange the dining room. I can picture what our guest bedroom is going to look like, and I'm pinning up so many ideas for what to do with the unfinished basement.
Even though we went back and forth a few times, we're still trying to keep the same closing-date as before… so here's hoping that we'll be able to move the weekend of 9/27. It's going to be a flurry of packing and cleaning until then, and sadly, I have to revert the kitchen back to the brown/yellow/red mess that it was when we first moved in. There was a term in the contract that said no contact paper, but apparently the office staff didn't read it any closer than I did. Thankfully, they'll let me just remove it instead of keeping my security deposit..
I am pretty much on cloud nine at the moment. When I went to process the vehicle registration renewal for one of our vehicles, the DMV website gave me an error saying that registrations that are overdue cannot be processed online. Given that we had never even received a renewal notice nor had we received any information about the registration being past due, I decided that the website was full of it. Our vehicle had a '14 sticker on it, and I was a week away from the due date when I tried to apply.
I asked how to dispute it, and she asked that I verify the sticker number, so that they could work through it. Well–I had Jeff send me the photo, and lo and behold, the wrong sticker was on the vehicle. After the 6 digit sticker number is the vehicle license plate number and this one did not match our plate number. But I meant it when I told the DMV I'm not paying it… I called the dealer next and asked to speak with a title clerk. The thing is, we bought our vehicle last July and these tags expire this July–it should've been noted in the inspection or during the title and licensing of this vehicle that the registration was due. The great thing is, they were as wonderful to work with on this issue as they were when we were buying our vehicle. I'll definitely recommend them for your car buying needs. I'm even going to write them a nice review on Yelp!
After researching it, the dealer determined that the previous owner of the vehicle put the wrong sticker on the vehicle and offered to send us to a check to cover the cost of last year's renewal. Hallelujah!
I mentioned, of course, that I wanted to make some changes around here, and so I have. This fresh theme is brought to you by the fantastic designers and programmers at WordPress. If you like it, head on over to their visualizer and customize the Superhero Theme for yourself.
There have been a lot of other changes going on in my personal life, too. For example, I recently took an extended leave of absence from my gaming guild. Some of it was guild drama and guild members clashing with my personality, and a lot of it was just realizing that I can't have it all–I can't be a full time gamer, and a full time employee, nurturing wife, accomplished artist, consistent blogger, and still manage to cook, clean and get a full 8+ hours of sleep every night. It's just not happening. So, I nixed gaming.
I joined a new guild, called NerdFitness. I am on the verge of completing my first 6-week challenge over there, and I've been exploring the possibilities of going paleo. I am not 100% there yet, but I've noticed that on days that I avoid bread and other refined carbs, I feel a lot better than when I eat traditional American meals. I'm more alert, more energized… I've got fewer cravings and I'm better able to stay focused on my goals.
As if that weren't enough change for one blog post, I also got a new job that has been keeping me busy (but you already knew about that). Tonight, I also finished up a large project that has been taking up a ton of my time… I finally finished "remodeling" our kitchen.
It started last year, just with the counter tops. The yellow was so dated and ugly that I needed to do something about it right away. The rest of the make-over took longer to formulate and execute. I was just dealing with the drab brown cupboards until we could renew our lease–the management staff had dangled a juicy carrot in front of our noses with the implication that we might be able to get new cupboards at our renewal. Well, the upgrade was declined, and my request to *paint* the cabinets was shot down.
We are not planning on moving any time within the next year, and this bathroom-themed (red, brown, and yellow–seriously?) kitchen was getting me down. Not to be deterred, I collected points at work and turned them in for a Lowe's Gift Card. I spent $50 on brushed nickel pulls, then bought a 18″x75′ roll of Contact Paper from Amazon. My total out of pocket expense was just over $14.
Covering old outdated surfaces with Contact Paper to refresh them.
I have spent weeks measuring and cutting contact paper to be just-so. I had to wash each surface and then apply the contact paper carefully to avoid air bubbles. I disassembled cupboards (with the help of my own Super Hero, Jeffrah), and made sure that this wasn't a job that would look tacky on completion.
Now that it's done… my kitchen is beautiful. It's bright and clean and inviting–the red walls pop and no one could be reminded of a bathroom or of McDonalds or whatever red + yellow + brown brings to mind.


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The central focus of Home Economics is the well-being of individuals and their families in their everyday living. It addresses issues such as health, food, sustainability, consumerism, sewing/textiles, child care and development. Home Economics allows students to enhance their skills in both their home and work environments.
As a faculty we are very passionate about our subject area and strive to promote Home Economics through the range of subjects we offer from Years 8-12. We designed our programs based on the Australian Curriculum to engage our students and provided them with knowledge and skills they can use both in and outside of the classroom setting. At Loxton High School our faculty areas consist of two domestic kitchens (each with 11 work stations) and one sewing room. All three work areas are well maintained, with modern facilities and equipment. We have endeavoured to promote technology by incorporating it through our teaching pedagogies and the equipment students utilise on a continuous basis.
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Yellen says U.S. could hit debt limit on Dec. 15, giving Congress more time to strike deal
Janet Yellen, U.S. Treasury secretary, speaks during an interview at the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) annual meeting in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., on Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Tuesday told lawmakers that she now estimates that the U.S. will reach its debt limit on Dec. 15, almost two weeks later than her initial forecast of Dec. 3.
Those additional 12 days would offer Congress more time to strike a deal on how to lift or suspend the debt ceiling. If lawmakers fail to do so before the so-called drop-dead date, the U.S. government would default for the first time ever.
In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., Yellen explained that her revised estimate is in part the result of President Joe Biden's enactment of the $1 trillion infrastructure plan earlier this week.
"Yesterday, the President signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which appropriates $118 billion for the Highway Trust Fund," she wrote. "These funds must be transferred into the Highway Trust Fund within one month after the enactment of the legislation, and the transfer will be completed on December 15."
"While I have a high degree of confidence that Treasury will be able to finance the U.S. government through December 15 and complete the Highway Trust Fund investment, there are scenarios in which Treasury would be left with insufficient remaining resources to continue to finance the operations of the U.S. government beyond this date," she added.
Yellen has said she expects a default would lead to a recession and jeopardize the U.S. dollar's role as the globe's reserve currency.
Congress passed a stopgap debt ceiling increase in early October. It's likely Democrats, who have razor-thin majorities in both houses of Congress, will have to pass the next increase along party lines.
The debt ceiling is just part of the Democrats' monumental to-do list before the end of the year.
The House is expected to vote on Biden's nearly $1.8 trillion social safety net and climate plan this week, before Congress heads to Thanksgiving recess. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday that his chamber aims to pass the measure, known as the Build Back Better Act, before Christmas.
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The gens Lucceia, occasionally Luceia or Luccia, was a plebeian family at Rome, which flourished during the final century of the Republic and under the early Empire.

Origin
The Lucceii may have been of Oscan origin, as the termination -eius frequently occurs in nomina of Oscan derivation, often alongside -ius as an alternative spelling, as Lucceius occurs alongside Luccius.  The name appears to refer to a Lucanian, which would be consistent with such an origin.

Members

 Lucceius, a Roman general during the Social War.  Together with the praetor Gaius Cosconius, he defeated the Samnites in 89 BC.
 Quintus Lucceius, an inhabitant of Rhegium, was one of the witnesses against Verres.
 Lucceius, M. f., a correspondent of Cicero, who must be distinguished from Lucius Lucceius, the historian.  He was an ardent supporter of the optimates.
 Lucius Lucceius Q. f., the historian, was a friend and neighbor of Cicero.  Asconius describes him as a well-spoken orator, who accused Catiline following his unsuccessful attempt to gain the consulship in 63 BC.  Three years later, Lucceius and Caesar campaigned together for the consulship, but the aristocratic party prevented Lucceius' election.  During the Civil War, he was a close advisor to Pompeius, but he was pardoned by Caesar and returned to Rome, where he probably died in the later part of 45 BC.
 Gaius Lucceius C. f. Hirrius, tribune of the plebs in 53 BC, rashly proposed that Pompeius be appointed dictator.  He was defeated by Cicero for the augurship in 52, and by Marcus Caelius for aedile in 51, but Cicero afterward attempted a reconciliation.  He was an officer of Pompeius during the Civil War, but was deserted by his troops, and imprisoned by the Parthian king Orodes.  He was pardoned by Caesar after the Battle of Pharsalus.
 Gnaeus Lucceius, a friend of Decimus Junius Brutus, mentioned by Cicero in 44 BC.
 Publius Lucceius, a friend of Cicero, who recommended him to Quintus Cornificius in 43 BC.
 Lucceius or Luceius Albinus, procurator of Judea from AD 62 to 64, and governor of Mauretania from 64 to 69. A supporter of Marcus Salvius Otho, one of the rival claimants of the empire in the Year of the Four Emperors, Lucceius and his wife were assassinated soon after Otho's downfall.

See also
 List of Roman gentes

Footnotes

References

Bibliography

 Marcus Tullius Cicero, In Verrem, Epistulae ad Atticum, Epistulae ad Familiares, Epistulae ad Quintum Fratrem.
 Gaius Julius Caesar, Commentarii de Bello Civili (Commentaries on the Civil War).
 Flavius Josephus, Antiquitates Judaïcae (Antiquities of the Jews).
 Publius Cornelius Tacitus, Historiae.
 Plutarchus, Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans.
 Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus, De Vita Caesarum (Lives of the Caesars, or The Twelve Caesars).
 Lucius Cassius Dio Cocceianus (Cassius Dio), Roman History.
 Johann Caspar von Orelli, Onomasticon Tullianum, Orell Füssli, Zürich (1826–1838).
 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, William Smith, ed., Little, Brown and Company, Boston (1849).
 George Davis Chase, "The Origin of Roman Praenomina", in Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, vol. VIII (1897).

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As the excitement for the New Year passes, it is back to business for many investors to hit the right note for 2019. To help investors start off the year right, CIMB has compiled its top small cap and large cap picks for investors. Here, we will highlight four small cap picks that CIMB has recommended to help you kickstart your route to alpha returns in 2019.
With its capacity currently at 98 percent utilisation, China Sunsine is at close to its full capacity. Going into 2019, China Sunsine is looking to boost its capacity by 13 percent to 172,000 tons of rubber chemicals in FY19F to meet higher demand. China Sunsine is also showing signs of average selling price stabilising to support gross margins in 2019.
China Sunsine's share price has taken a hit due to the negatives from declining auto sales in China. However, with the negatives already priced in, CIMB feels that China Sunsine appears to be cheap at 7 times trailing 12-months forward price-to-earnings (P/E) with a net cash of $0.33 per share.
HRnetGroup is the only SGX-listed proxy for the labour markets in China and Singapore. HRnetGroup's asset light and fairly defensive business model coupled with its twin earnings growth engines of professional recruitment and flexible staffing adds to HRnetGroup's merits. Its high margin professional recruitment segment offers leverage to an economic upturn while the flexible staffing business adds a defensive edge to its earnings.
CIMB highlights that HRnetGroup has been executing plans to penetrate into new markets. Its net cash position acts as a potential catalyst to fund its North Asia expansion. CIMB believes that 16-22 percent earnings upside from M&A have not been factored in.
But despite its dominant position and regional reach, the stock has been underappreciated. With a current P/E of 13.7 times, HRnetGroup is trading at a 20-50 percent discount to its peers.
2019 will continue to be a year of earnings recovery as CSE Global's gross profit margin stabilise in the region of 26-27 percent. CIMB expects continued "flow contracts" to add to CSE Gobal's order wins in the year ahead. In the long run, the collaboration with Serba Dinamik could lead to more downstream O&G, power and utilities contracts from the Middle East and Malaysia.
CSE Global is currently trading at 11.8 times CY18F P/E, which is trading at a discount to its historical 5-year mean. CSE Global also offers investors a six percent dividend yield with a committed FY18 distribution per share (DPS).
2018 was the year where Y-Ventures turned profitable. As Y-Ventures continue to tap on the burgeoning e-commerce market, CIMB anticipates further earnings growth in FY19F of more than 100 percent. Stronger than expected earnings and onboarding of more branded partners could act as key catalysts of Y-Ventures' share price in 2019. Y-Ventures is trading at 15 times FY19F P/E, which stands at approximately 50 percent discount to global e-commerce peers.


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November 04, 1993 Arts & Culture | Performing Arts Review
Woody Guthrie's American Song
By Mary Shen Barnidge
Briar Street Theatre
The songs and stories of Woodrow Wilson ("Woody") Guthrie have become so much a part of the American idiom that one frequently finds them anthologized as traditional folk ballads--a confusion exacerbated by Guthrie's practice of co-opting the structure and melodies of earlier folk songs, adding his own lyrics. In the 1950s, when the singer-songwriter was forced to retire from performing after being diagnosed with Huntington's chorea, which ended his life in 1967, Pete Seeger kept songs like "This Land Is Your Land," "Hard Traveling," and "So Long (It's Been Good to Know Yuh)" alive. Bob Dylan did the same through the 1960s, taking the familiar tunes and putting his own unique stamp on them.
That Guthrie's vision has continued to shine through several generations of interpreters--including his son Arlo--is tribute to his power and poetry. The finely honed arrangements of Peter Glazer's documentary-biography-revue, Woody Guthrie's American Song, may offend purists, but they definitely reveal the humble wisdom and transcendent beauty of the originals. And now the 1991 Northlight Theatre production, which captured three of the top Joseph Jefferson awards later that year, is being revived virtually intact at the Briar Street Theatre. "This is a mighty big barn," comments one of the musicians, but the cavernous new quarters do not in any way diminish the exhilaration of a scene in which Woody, riding a boxcar roof in the rain, hears the singing of the folks beneath and defies the lightning: "Strike, goddam you, strike! There's people you can't hurt!" Nor do they affect the triumph of a scene in which a barroom critic is silenced by a roomful of people singing "Union Maid" ("You can't scare me / I'm sticking to the union") and gradually won over by the patriotic "The Sinking of the Reuben James." Nor do they destroy the haunting compassion of the ensemble's "Pastures of Plenty": "Every state in the union, we migrants have been / We come with the dust and are gone with the wind."
This production reunites four of the five Northlight performers. Once again Christopher Walz and Brian Gunter trade virtuoso guitar riffs and mossy old jokes in the puckish "New York Town," Susan Moniz raises her plaintive soprano on the mournful "Deportee," and robust contralto Ora Jones gives "Grand Coulee Dam" a strength as awe inspiring as that of the mighty Columbia itself. New to the cast is classical actor Kevin Gudahl, who contributes a nice gut-bucket baritone. Also returning is the three-piece string band--Malcolm Ruhl, Bob Fulks, and L.J. Slavin--playing a score of musical instruments.
"They are the people who follow the seasons," said Guthrie in his autobiography, Bound for Glory. "They don't just set along in the sun. They go by the sun, and it lights up the country they know is theirs." At first glance the expensively dressed opening-night crowd may have seemed a strange match with the disenfranchised people Guthrie celebrates. But on second thought, many of those audience members may be of an age to fully understand the penury of those Depression days. Guthrie, with his eternal hope for better times, might have been pleased to see how well his compatriots and their children and grandchildren have done for themselves since those dusty years.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace
I might be the only person in the entire United States who's never seen Frank Capra's 1946 film It's a Wonderful Life, whose holiday popularity may be due in part to its resemblance to A Christmas Carol: both protagonists reverse their fates after supernatural revelations on Christmas Eve. But instead of a misanthropic miser, the hero of It's a Wonderful Life is George Bailey, a man who's dedicated himself, often at great personal sacrifice, to doing the right thing. A greedy, unscrupulous rival brings him to the point of bankruptcy and despair, but a guardian angel shows him what the town would have been like without him. His morale restored, he returns to find that his kindness and generosity have not gone unrewarded.
It's a wonderful story, optimistic and morally unimpeachable--who can argue that it's a bad thing to be unselfish? But it's apparent in David Nehls and Michael Tilford's musical adaptation, even to someone encountering the tale for the first time, that a substantial portion of the narrative has been eliminated to make room for the music. This is unfortunate, since most of the songs are so independent of the story (the better, one presumes, to allow for conversion to cabaret revues or adult-contemporary radio) that they decorate rather than support the plot, which zips by so quickly that crucial transitions are lost to anyone not already familiar with it.
The production mounted at Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace, under the competent direction of Gary Griffin, is sumptuous and sugary enough to win back any audiences alienated by the hip-gritty City of Angels earlier this season. Todd Petersen as George displays a clear tenor, on-target pitch, and more than sufficient breath control for the extended notes with which Nehls and Tilford conclude too many of their songs. As Mary, the woman whose only goal in life is to stand by her man, Kate Fry offers a chirpy soprano well suited to the two "I'm here for you, darling" ballads allotted her. Felicia Fields plays the guardian angel (written for a woman, presumably to add more treble to the vocal ensemble) with the earthy humor characteristic--if not required--of black women in musicals these days. And the children--Kimberly Dal Santo, Peter Thoresen, and Heather Marie Johnson--predictably steal the show. For all the prodigious talent and skill going into this holiday concoction, however, it's never anything more than a supplement--or, in my case, introduction--to the classic motion picture.
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Q: Bot Framework - Luis Dialog - Set the LuisModel attribute from Web.config I am writing a chat bot in Microsoft Bot Framework based on LUIS. (This is my first time using LUIS). I have a basic LuisDialog class where I would like to set the LuisModel attribute.
The problem is, defining the LuisModel requires constant values. I would like to retrieve these values from the Web.config file.
This fails, and I get an error message saying "An attribute argument must be a constant expression, typeof expression or array creation expression of an attribute parameter type". (It is because of retrieving the values from the Web.config file.)
Is there a way to retrieve these values from Web.config file and set them in the attribute?
I tried the following solution but it was not successful:
[Serializable]
[LuisModel(Constants.LuisModelId, Constants.LuisSubscriptionKey)]
public class LuisDialog : LuisDialog<object>
{
    //...
}

internal static class Constants
{
    internal const string LuisModelId = WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get("LuisModelId");
    internal const string LuisSubscriptionKey = WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get("LuisSubscriptionKey");
}

A: You can't set them directly on the attributes from the web.config since attributes are evaluated at compile time.
However, you CAN do it.
The LuisDialog class constructor takes a parameter of ILuisService.
public LuisDialog(params ILuisService[] services)

Now, ILuisService, has a default implementation named appropriately, LuisService which has a constructor that takes an ILuisModel paramter
public LuisService(ILuisModel model)

Bear with me, I'm getting to the good stuff. ILuisModel's is implemented in the class LuisModelAttribute.
public class LuisModelAttribute : Attribute, ILuisModel, ILuisOptions, IEquatable<ILuisModel>

It's in LuisModelAttributes constructor that you should start to see where this is going
public LuisModelAttribute(string modelID, string subscriptionKey,
        LuisApiVersion apiVersion = LuisApiVersion.V2, string domain = null, double threshold = 0.0d)

This constructor takes a modelId and subscriptionKey! This is just what you're looking for.
Now, the next question is how do you put all of this together? The answer is dependency injection using autofac.
I typically declare a new Autofac model class for all my DI registrations.
internal sealed class MainModule : Module

The first thing we need to register is an instance of the LuisModelAttribute
var luisModelAttr = new LuisModelAttribute(ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["luis:AppId"],
    ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["luis:ServiceKey"],
    LuisApiVersion.V2,
    ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["luis:APIHostName"])
{
    BingSpellCheckSubscriptionKey = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["luis:BingSpellCheckKey"],
    SpellCheck = true
}

This didn't register anything, it just created an instance of the LuisModelAttribute class. NOW, register it.
builder.Register(c => luisModelAttr).AsSelf().AsImplmentedInterface().SingleInstance();

Next, register your Luis dialog, you will need to include ILuisService in the constructor paramters
builder.Register(c => new MyLuisDialog(c.Resolve<ILuisService>())
    .As<IDialog<IMessageActivity>>()
    .InstancePerDependency();

One last registration for the LuisService, or in our case ILuisService
builder.RegisterType<LuisService>()
    .Keyed<ILuisService>(FiberModule.Key_DoNotSerilialize)
    .AsImplementedInterface()
    .SingleInstance();

So, what happened here? Because LuisModelAttribute implements ILuisModel, Autofac will know to include our LuisModelAttribute as the parameter for LuisService, and will know to include the LuisService, which implements ILuisService, into our luis dialog, MyLuisDialog.
You specific implementation may vary but this example will get you what you need. Good luck!

A: Create a custom LuisModelAttribute
  public sealed class CustomLuisAttribute : LuisModelAttribute
    {
        public CustomLuisAttribute(string modelID, string subscriptionKey, LuisApiVersion apiVersion = LuisApiVersion.V2, string domain = null, double threshold = 0)
            : base(modelID : ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ModelId"], subscriptionKey : ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["LuisSubscriptionKey"])
        {
        }
    }

Use it as an attribute to your root dialog
[CustomLuisAttribute]
[Serializable]
public class RootDialog : LuisDialog<object>
{
}

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The M.Afr gathered on Friday evening November 25 to pay tribute to a great missionary who spent 50 years in Zambia, primarily in Bemba land in the North-East part of Zambia. He lived in Mbala, Ilondola, Kayambi, Lwitikila, Serenje, Mulanga, Chalabesa, Isoka, Mulilonsolo, Mpika/Lwitikila, Lua-Luo, Kasama and Lusaka.
We are very grateful for the dedication, self-giving and holy priest he has been for us all throughout so many years. Pierre Lafollie was and still is very knowledgeable in the Chibemba language and rituals. See below few pictures starting from his time of studies in Carthage in early 60s. Some will remember Paul Gallen (+2013), Pierre Lafollie, Denis Bernardin (+2011) and Antoon Coninx (+2016) on a picture taken in 1982.
Dear Pierre, we are already missing you. With love from Zambia.
A Big thank you ba FATHER for all you did for us as pastoral Co-odinator in Mpika. We cheerish your memories your introduced us to pastoral work after our ordinations in Mpika,in 1996. Lesa amupale, mwende umutende tulesalikishanya.
Thanks to God for your gift, for your zeal in the Mission. May he continue to strengthen you in your new mission.
I will miss him. Travel well Fr. Pierre Lafollie.


Sunkiss – The HAVAIII Co.
As she emerges from the turquoise water of the Pacific Ocean, the warm rays of the morning sun caress her body. Crystal clear drops of water run down her figure, along her curves, creating a pattern of liquid trails.
She reaches the soft sand where she sits down to rest, her eyes fixated on the horizon. While she sinks deeper into the moment, with her salty hair and sunkissed skin, a smile escapes her face.
Inspired by quiescence in Oahu, Hawai'i.


What They Do: Used to decolourize food (non-flour use). Bleaching agents do not include pigments.
These are used to remove color, generally unwanted color, to make food appear more appetizing. This is often done to byproducts of food production, so that unwanted food waste can be converted to another food product. These products often are not pleasant looking, and will need to be bleached before they can be further processed to look edible.
This would not be used by a home cook, as food is generally used as is. Also, home cooks would not be using what often is a waste product, and should be discarded, or will find a way to use it in something where the color would not be an issue.
Many bleaching agents have been banned in various parts of the world. Those countries that have not banned them will still see food products containing these types of ingredients, even though there is evidence that these substances are dangerous to humans.


Plymouth Church is repairing it's tower. The drive on the south side of the church will be closed for approximately 6 weeks. During this time folks are asked to enter the church parking lot from either Ingersoll or from 41st street to the east. You may also enter the parking ramp off of Grand Avenue.
See you at the meeting Tuesday evening!
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WHISTLEBLOWER, THE
The Whistleblower is a potent political drama/thriller starring Rachel Weisz in the performance of her career. She plays an American police officer who accepts a position with a UN affiliated peacekeeping contractor in Bosnia. During a routine investigation she uncovers a brutal sex-trade in the area which leads to a human trafficking racket that leads to high places within the UN. Local law enforcement, UN personnel and private contractors are involved in various levels of the trade and Weisz's character fights against personal dangers and threats to expose those involved. Its an incredible story and the abhorrent torture of these women is pivotal to the film's power. Weisz is incredible and she is joined by a fantastic cast including Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn, David Hewlitt, Benedict Cumberbatch and Monica Bellucci. The film runs at 90 minutes and this is not nearly long enough to tell this story. It fails to explore how such atrocities can filtrate throughout the peacekeeping ranks and this question weighed heavily on my mind. It's a true story and so there's no doubt it happened, but how do people who devote their lives to humanitarian efforts end up like this? Perhaps leaving the viewer with this question will encourage people to explore this more and I suppose that's a good thing. Nevertheless this is an excellent film. Rachel Weisz deserves accolades for this performance!


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Come quick and catch Oliver Patrice Weder's "Rainbow Fish"
By Kira Grunenberg, July 23, 2021
Image courtesy of artist | Artwork credit: Juan Feo | Design credit: @asparational (on IG)
Composer and producer, Oliver Patrice Weder, has released new piece "Rainbow Fish," into the wild – the first single from forthcoming sophomore album, The Pool Project. Weder being a frequent traveler whose body of personal and commissioned work has reflected many of the musical personalities of the places he's moved to and lived in, "Rainbow Fish's" musical aesthetic presents an intriguing contrast that sounds far more still and contemplative by contrast. All the same, this style of composition is hardly a drastically unforeseen creative pivot from Weder, given that his latest dwelling place – a countryside cottage surrounded by hollyoak trees and sitting just outside of Madrid – provides the very same kind of tranquil and naturally undisturbed atmosphere the new track (and seemingly its larger album counterpart) both appear to channel.
Composer/Producer Oliver Patrice Weder | Image courtesy of artist | Photo credit: Fernando Valenti
A modest three minute and twenty second track, "Rainbow Fish," doesn't shoot for an excess of sonic sparkle like one might presume based on the colorful title. (Sorry to fans of the popular children's book of the same name, no signs of musical bling at work here. Though, it is amusing that by coincidence, that both Weder and the book's author, Marcus Pfister, are Swiss.) In addition to being on the quieter and melodically calm side, the album-opening track doesn't alter the tonality of its minimal arrangement (piano, bass clarinet, Wurlitzer, electronics, alto flute and syllabic vocals) with any supplemental effects like distortion, excessive reverb, or frequency filtering, in order to foster imaginings of anything resembling a rainbow or any glistening qualities thereof.
What Weder has opted for as his introduction to The Pool Project is write outward from the album's core focal point, water, with it being referenced in a peaceful light, rather than a tempestuous or unpredictable one. The track contains a lot of open space but without a deluge of reverb coating the music, each of the instrument's sound profile feels kept at a relatively close range. This approach to the mix gives each instrumental "character" a more intimate feeling. However, the motif Weder applies to the song's central piano part, as well as the relatively dry and closely-mic'ed quality of what sounds like the swoosh of paper in a casual shuffling rhythm, also gives that sense of intimacy a friendly aesthetic. The easygoing tempo and playful piano motif channels the fun-loving and innocent demeanor of a young child, as opposed to an overly warm, fuzzy, and rounded tonality often associated with intimately mixes arrangements.
Unsurprisingly, even considering the somewhat formal and elegant nature of the bass clarinet and flute parts in "Rainbow Fish," the blending of the aforementioned dry tonality with the tonal softness of the two wind instruments doesn't present the kind of aural clashing one might anticipate. Rather, this setup of sonic contrast might almost be considered trendy in the game music space. The pursuit of giving games more sophisticated instrumentation and composition, in addition to game music's fundamental purpose of propelling a game's action or narrative forward, has only increased the prevalence of elements like orchestral parts and organic sounds in music. Knowing that Weder is the lead composer for Spitfire Audio – one of the most well-recognized and utilized sound and sample libraries in the music and entertainment industries – and that Spitfire's samples are an oft-turned-to source of inspiration for many present day game music composers (e.g. Lena Raine, Auston Wintory, Coretin Brasart, Eli Rainsberry, Michelle Zauner), the thought that "The Rainbow Fish" might be right at home behind a whimsical but laid-back title like "Untitled Goose Game," suddenly doesn't seem like such a non-sequitur.
"Rainbow Fish" is a solid beginning statement for the setting-inspired album to come. The balance of probable overall ambience with the excited anticipation for exactly how Weder manifests his latest living environment in each subsequent track, makes this a delightful teaser for the height of summer: Knowing there's a relaxing experience coming but not yet knowing just how you'll spend the many hours of your entirely unplanned vacation days. "Rainbow Fish" is the super appealing preview of a listening experience that's reassuring, suspenseful, and heavily desired all at once.
The Pool Project by Oliver Patrice Weder
"Rainbow Fish" is available now.
Find it on Bandcamp and streaming on Spotify.
The Pool Project arrives 19 August 20201.
Pre-orders are open now through Bandcamp.
Keep up with Oliver Patrice Weder through his official website and these social media platforms:
Sometimes all we need is time in a "A Safe Place"
Celebrate the satisfying sounds of "Chicory: The Sounds of Picnic Province"
Tycho expands the world of "Weather" with new single "Outer Sunset"
Categories: Arts, Bands / Artists, Features, International, Reviews, Songs
Tagged: ambient, bandcamp, Classical, instrumental, Jazz, Madrid, Oliver Patrice Weder, single, the pool project
Under the Rug come out from under the cover of routine with "Raindrops"
Don't press snooze on Tin Can Collective's "Axiomatic Alarm Clock"


The Company: Hass Petroleum is a regional oil marketing company with a significant presence in East Africa and the Great Lakes region.
The Job: We seek to recruit qualified and experienced Oracle Applications Database Administrator (DBA) to give support to Oracle users across the Company.
The job holder is responsible for the performance, integrity and security of the database.
The Oracle database system is the backbone of our operations, hence effective management and prioritization of activities is of paramount importance for the DBA.
Providing support for Oracle Applications R12.
Supporting the EBS services in a 7 x 24 high availability environment.
In-depth knowledge of OS, EBS systems and application backups and restores.
In-depth knowledge of Linux (Oracle Linux), SQL and PL/SQL.
Familiarity with SAN Storage and Raid Technologies.
Strong Shell programming expertise for task automation.
Demonstrated initiative, customer orientation and team work.
Solid knowledge of all aspects of Oracle/R12 ERP development, development tools, best practices and standards, including Oracle Forms, Oracle Reports.
Should have strong understanding of software development life cycle (SDLC).
Experience in providing production support in R12.
Experience using release management tools, including version control system and release management best practices.
A working knowledge of structured test methods and processes is definite plus.
Ability to work to aggressive and critical timelines.
Experience with their database software/web applications, Apache and web services.
If you are interested and meet the required profile, please send us your cover letter and detailed CV, including your qualifications, experience, present position and current remuneration to recruit@hasspetroleum.com on or before January 24, 2013.
Your application should also include names and addresses of three referees, a working e-mail address and daytime telephone contacts.
Applications received after the deadline date will not be accepted.


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This study aimed at assessing the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) of Campylobacter isolates from broilers and turkeys reared in industrial farms in Northern Italy, given the public health concern represented by resistant campylobacters in food-producing animals and the paucity of data about this topic in our Country. Thirty-six C. jejuni and 24 C. coli isolated from broilers and 68 C. jejuni and 32 C. coli from turkeys were tested by disk diffusion for their susceptibility to apramycin, gentamicin, streptomycin, cephalothin, cefotaxime, ceftiofur, cefuroxime, ampicillin, amoxicillin + clavulanic acid, nalidixic acid, flumequine, enrofloxacin, ciprofloxacin, erythromycin, tilmicosin, tylosin, tiamulin, clindamycin, tetracycline, sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim, chloramphenicol. All broiler strains and 92% turkey strains were multidrug resistant. Very high resistance rates were detected for quinolones, tetracycline and sulfamethoxazole + trimethoprim, ranging from 65% to 100% in broilers and from 74% to 96% in turkeys. Prevalence of resistance was observed also against ampicillin (97% in broilers, 88% in turkeys) and against at least 3 cephalosporins (93-100% in broilers, 100% in turkeys). Conversely, no isolates showed resistance to chloramphenicol and tiamulin. Susceptibility prevailed for amoxicillin + clavulanic acid and aminoglycosides in both species; for macrolides and clindamycin among turkey strains and among C. jejuni from broilers, while most C. coli strains from broilers (87,5%) were resistant. Other differences between C. jejuni and C. coli were observed markedly in broiler isolates, with the overall predominance of resistance in C. coli compared to C. jejuni. This study provides updates and novel data on the AMR of broiler and turkey campylobacters in Italy, revealing the occurrence of high resistance to several antimicrobials, especially key drugs for the treatment of human campylobacteriosis, representing a potential risk for public health.
Antimicrobial resistance of Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli from poultry in Italy.
GIACOMELLI, MARTINA;SALATA, CRISTIANO;MARTINI, MARCO;MONTESISSA, CLARA;PICCIRILLO, ALESSANDRA
MICROBIAL DRUG RESISTANCE
https://dx.doi.org/10.1089/mdr.2013.0110


Nintendo announced their new controller yesterday called the Wii U. You can see a video of it here. It's similar to an IPad for the Wii with a 6.2 inch touch screen. Also equipped with a camera and video camera that lets you share things to the TV instantly through the Wii. AND it's compatible with all of the Wii games you already have. Looks pretty sweet but there's no reviews yet to say if it works as good as it looks. It's scheduled for release sometime next year.


Bedell Cristin Jersey Partnership is pleased to announce that it has advised Morgan Stanley as sole placement agent in connection with the successful issue by Quotient Limited ("Quotient") of $120 million fixed rate senior secured loan notes due 2023 (the "Notes") and the related security package.
Quotient, a Jersey incorporated company listed on NASDAQ, is a diagnostics company committed to reducing healthcare costs and improving patient care through the provision of innovative tests within established markets.
At the initial closing, Quotient issued $84million of Notes with an additional $36million of Notes to be issued upon public announcement of field trial results for MosaiQ, a next generation automation platform to transform the $2.8billion blood transfusion diagnostics market.
Bedell Cristin advised Morgan Stanley on all commercial and regulatory aspects of Jersey law in connection with the issue of the Notes.
The Bedell Cristin team was led by partner Alasdair Hunter with assistance from senior associate Mark Nisbet and associate Ross Rennie.


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    list->data = malloc(length * sizeof(item_type));
    list->start_index = list->end_index = 0;
    list->length = length;
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    if (new_start >= list->length) {
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Congratulations, you've arrived at Part 4! Over the past few weeks, you've started to familiarize yourself with Kindful, migrated your historical data and setup your fundraising tools.
Click here to return to Part 3!
Our filtering system is extremely powerful and intended to help you quickly find and report on donor data. You can filter from the Contacts page or the Activities page, depending on the data you want to find. For example, to get a list of all donors who gave last month you would want to filter on the Contacts page. To get a list of all donations from last month, you'd want to filter on the Activities page. Here's a list of commonly used filters.
On both the Contacts and Activities pages, you'll see a Basic Search section up top and a 'Current View' box below that section. This 'Current View' area is an Advanced Search section where you can find all of the filters available in Kindful. We encourage all new customers to simply click inside this 'Current View' area and read down through all of the filters available. The 'Current View' area will also show all filters that you've applied. Read more about filtering here.
You can take various actions on each page once you've applied the appropriate filter, such as creating a report or saving a filter. Saved filters are a great tool if you've added several complex filters that you'd rather not have to add again in the future.
We also have complete glossaries of all filters for both Contacts and Activities.
Creating A Report - This is the quickest way to export a csv or pdf file of the data that you've filtered. First, apply your filters and then click 'Create Report' on the right side panel. From there, you can select all of the fields/columns you want included in your exported file. These are called 'column sets'. You can create custom column sets to avoid manually selecting the fields you want on every report you create.
Custom Reports - Next, you'll be taken to a page that displays a preview of this report based on the fields you've selected. From here, you can click to generate and download your file or you can create a custom report template. Creating a custom report is our most suggested option for streamlining your organization's processes and saving you hours.
Scheduled Reports - Once your report template is created, it will automatically appear in the 'Reports' section. You can then refer back to that report at any time rather than having to input all of those filters and column sets again. You can also setup a scheduled report and Kindful will automatically email that report template daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly to anyone you choose.
One of our other favorite features in Kindful is Groups. Groups are a quick, efficient way to segment your contacts based on different criteria you filter for on the Contacts page. Once a group is created, you can view analytics on that segment of contacts by going to the Groups page and clicking on that group. See how to create a group.
Groups will also sync with your email marketing integration, if you connect either Mailchimp, Emma or Constant Contact in the Apps section. You can create as many groups as you want in Kindful and you can also filter by group on the Contacts page.
Registration Forms - If your organization would like to collect contact information, registrations for events, or other information from contacts, you can create a registration form by going to Contacts & Activities > Forms. Registrants will be created as a new contact and can automatically be added into a Group when they complete the form.
Notes - Notes are a great way to track interactions with your contacts. They're filterable on the Activities page and viewable on a contact's profile. You can add a new note via the 'Add New' button.
Pledges - A pledge can be created based off a commitment a donor has made to give to your organization. For example, if a donor says they'll be giving your organization $5,000 within the year, you would enter a new pledge of $5,000 for that donor since you have not received those funds yet. Once they make their contribution and it's entered into Kindful, that new transaction can be allocated towards their outstanding pledge. Pledges can be added via the 'Add New' button.
Tasks - If your team would like to assign to-dos to each other within Kindful, we'd suggest assigning a task via the 'Add New' button. Once a task is assigned to another admin user, when they log into Kindful they'll see their list of outstandings tasks in the top right corner of their account. They'll also receive a daily email notification until the task is marked as complete.
Address Verification (NCOA) - Kindful is able to scan all of the contacts with mailing addresses in your account and cross-reference those addresses with the National Change of Address' database. Save your organization hours manually updating old addresses and cut postage costs by minimizing returned mail through this service.
Text-to-Give - This add-on one-time fee includes the purchase of your own Kindful phone number that your donors can text to simplify their giving experience.
Support Packages - If your team would like premium access to our Success Team through priority phone support, email support and training sessions, we'd love for you to consider one of the options below. Our team will help ensure you're fully utilizing all of our features. Please email success@kindful.com to get started.
Thank you for completing our Getting Started Series! We've found that the organizations who get the most out of all Kindful has to offer are those who invest in learning the product. We look forward to hearing how Kindful helps your organization raise more funds, streamline your processes and better manage your donors.
Please be sure to complete the final to-dos for this week. Then for any future questions about your account, you're welcome to email support@kindful.com or call 888-854-3230. We're honored to have you as a customer. Welcome to Kindful!


"Safety of journalists is a precondition for free speech and free media; any threat to journalists' working environment and ability to operate independently must be seriously addressed.
"Singling out female journalists in misogynist remarks is degrading and an unacceptable threat to female journalists' safety. In addition to causing personal insult and trauma, it is a challenge to media freedom.


The Skirt Chronicles Volume II. A publication founded by women which reflects a feminine voice yet does not exclude anyone from the conversation. Volume II features full page editorial photos, interviews with artisans, poetry, and other unexpected elements. The order of content is determined by the date of completion.
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James was born in 1888 to John Rogers (1855 – 1928) and Elizabeth Chenoweth (nee Ware 1859 – 1929 ). A birth record can be found for James for this year, but on his Navy records it showed 28th April 1886 so maybe he gave an incorrect date of birth. His parents were married in Southampton in 1882.
Charles Ware (1887 – 1947) Shown as John on the census records. There is a birth record for Charles for 1887, but no birth records can be found for John Chenoweth. There are death records for both a Charles and a John, which have the same reference numbers.
The 1891 census showed that James and his family were lodging at 28 Paget Street, St Mary's Southampton, which was the address of Thomas and Jane Clarke. James' father worked as a watchman in the shipyard.
When the 1901 census was taken the family had moved to 60 York Street, St Mary's, Southampton and James' father was now a merchant seaman.
On the 1911 census James' parents, sister Alice and brother John were still living at 60 York Street. His father was in the same employment, Alice was a domestic servant and John was a labourer at an Oil Mill. James was serving in the Royal Navy and not recorded on this census. Florence was working as a domestic servant at 49 Murray Road, Wimbledon, London. Her employers were Henrique and Marian Cortes.
James joined the Royal Navy on 17th April 1905, service number SS 915. This number indicates that he joined as a Short Service Rating and he agreed to serve for 5 years.
James was killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness HMS Bulwark. She was a 'London' class battleship and construction started in March 1899 and completed in 1902. After completing exercises in the North Sea, HMS Bulwark returned to Sheerness and was moored in Keyhole Reach.
On 26th November 1914 at 7.50am she was torn apart by an explosion and quickly sank. Only 14 men, of a complement of 750, were rescued. but five died as a result of their injuries at the Royal Navy Hospital at Chatham.
An inquest was held on the bodies of thirty men and the jury returned a verdict of 'Accidental Death'.
The wreck lies in a restricted area, designated as a War Grave and marked by two buoys in the estuary of the River Medway.
James was awarded the 1914 Star. the Victory and British war medals. These were sent to his father.
He is remembered with honour on the Portsmouth Naval memorial, panel reference 2. This memorial is located on Southsea Common and commemorates approximately 10,000 sailors from The First World War.


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Hieroglyphics
Jill McCorkle By (author)
Publisher: Algonquin Books
Product Dimensions: 6.0 X 9.0 in
Page Count: 320 pg
FICTION / Family Life / General
FICTION / Family Life / Marriage & Divorce
- Release: 2021/05/04
"Hieroglyphics is a novel that tugs at the deepest places of the human soul—a beautiful, heart-piercing meditation on life and death and the marks we leave on this world. It is the work of a wonderful writer at her finest and most profound."
—Jessica Shattuck, author of The Women in the Castle
A mesmerizing novel about the burden of secrets carried across generations.
Lil and Frank married young, launched into courtship when they bonded over how they both—suddenly, tragically— lost a parent when they were children. Over time, their marriage grew and strengthened, with each still wishing for so much more understanding of the parents they'd lost prematurely.
Now, after many years in Boston, they've retired to North Carolina. There, Lil, determined to leave a history for their children, sifts through letters and notes and diary entries—perhaps revealing more secrets than Frank wants their children to know. Meanwhile, Frank has become obsessed with what might have been left behind at the house he lived in as a boy on the outskirts of town, where a young single mother, Shelley, is just trying to raise her son with some sense of normalcy. Frank's repeated visits to Shelley's house begin to trigger memories of her own family, memories that she'd hoped to keep buried. Because, after all, not all parents are ones you wish to remember.
Hieroglyphics reveals the difficulty of ever really knowing the intentions and dreams and secrets of the people who raised you. In her deeply layered and masterful novel, Jill McCorkle deconstructs and reconstructs what it means to be a father or a mother, and what it means to be a child piecing together the world around us, a child learning to make sense of the hieroglyphics of history and memory.
One of Bustle's Most Anticipated Books of Summer 2020
A Washington Independent Review of Books Favorite Book of 2020
"A good novel can perform the same perception-bending trick as a lockdown: slowing time, throwing light on shadowed corners, reminding us of the interdependencies among us that we once took for granted . . . Vibrant, engaging . . . McCorkle, a generous, humane writer, knows that facing death allows us, as this terrible pandemic has, to focus on what is essential: how to take care of our vulnerable, and to appreciate the connections that sustain us."
"A bard of Southern fiction weaves a layered tale around a married couple who retire from Boston to North Carolina amid a beehive of secrets. A hidden journal, a childhood house, a long-ago fire: All emerge as keys and touchstones in McCorkle's shimmering prose."
"Jill McCorkle has long been one of our wryest, warmest, wisest storytellers. In Hieroglyphics, she takes us on through decades, through loss, through redemption, and lands in revelation and grace. As always with McCorkle, the story feels so effortless and true that we might well miss what a high-wire act she's performing. But make no mistake: She's up there without a net, she never misses a step, and it's spectacular."
—Rebecca Makkai, Pulitzer Prize finalist for The Great Believers
"A moving and deeply appealing novel."
"Hieroglyphics is a novel that tugs at the deepest places of the human soul—a beautiful, heart piercing meditation on life and death and the marks we leave on this world. It is the work of a wonderful writer at her finest and most profound."
"Jill McCorkle at her best—a masterful storyteller noting the complications of life with a heart full of empathy."
"Wise and tender, Hieroglyphics captures life itself: the experiences that shape us and bind us to one another, and the moments of terror and grace we carry in our hearts. Jill McCorkle's new novel is a triumph."
—Claire Messud, author of The Burning Girl
"A thoroughly existential story that inspects mortality, the passage of time and the inadequacies of human communication . . . [McCorkle's] mastery of words as a vehicle to deliver raw emotions never wavers. Hieroglyphics dwells in nostalgia and the inevitable pain that's built into the contract of life, but like a good therapy session, it proves rewarding."
"The real joy of Hieroglyphics is its intricacy, the pieces of four stories assembled into a mosaic of love and pain and redemption . . . the plain and elegant style pulls the reader through its shifts and counterpoints. You emerge bedazzled, blinking in the bright sunlight of now and carrying the shards of their experiences in your heart. McCorkle is a gracious stylist who hides a whip-smart gift behind her Southern charm. She knows how to tell a good story."
"Hieroglyphics is suffused with a deep and heartening understanding of human resilience and strength. A beautiful and emotionally satisfying novel."
—Brad Watson, author of Miss Jane
"Engrossing . . . McCorkle finds an elegant mix of wistfulness and appreciation for life . . . Throughout, McCorkle weaves a powerful narrative web, with empathy for her characters and keen insight on their motivations. This is a gem."
—Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Ingenious . . .Gathers layers like a snowball racing downhill before striking us in the heart with blunt, icy force."
—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"A powerful evocation of loss and yearning . . . McCorkle testifies to the ageless nobility of human beings who want the next generation to do better. A deeply moving and insightful triumph."
—Booklist, starred review
"Demonstrating her widely recognized skill at creating memorable stories out of the stuff of daily life, McCorkle's empathy for a quartet of unassuming but appealing characters provides the foundation for a novel whose drama is modest, but whose insight is deep. Jill McCorkle is an unfussy writer whose storytelling skill almost gives the impression she's simply eavesdropping on her character's lives. It's that quiet talent that makes Hieroglyphics a novel whose appeal will only enlarge in the reader's mind with the passage of time."
"No one has a more captivating storytelling style than McCorkle, and her narrative gifts are on full display in Hieroglyphics. As in her previous novel, Life After Life, she does a masterful job of weaving a whole from many parts. Revelations about all the characters arrive slowly, finally reaching a conclusion that is fully satisfying, as soaked in love and sorrow as every human life."
—Chapter16.org
"McCorkle is an insightful, skillful writer."
"McCorkle is known for being a funny and astute chronicler of everyday life. Hieroglyphics . . . is a layered and powerful meditation on parenthood, loss and family history, and yet it has the easy feel of an entertaining neighbor spinning a tale on the porch while shelling peas."
"Jill McCorkle's novels are always worth the wait. That's certainly true of Hieroglyphics. Few books are so honest and true to life, yet so ultimately uplifting. She's a master of the art of weaving a story, through just the right details, nuances and anecdotes, for us to decipher as we read."
—Greensboro News & Record
"McCorkle's book is deeply layered, deconstructing and reconstructing what it means to be a parent, and what it means to be a child trying to make sense of history and memory."
—Winston-Salem Journal
"Hieroglyphics is a powerful, deeply moving testament to both the ties of family and the taut fragility of memory's plumb-line. Shelley, Harvey, Lil and Frank felt so real that it seemed as if I had known them for many years; this book stayed with me well beyond the last page."
—Daniel Mason, author of The Winter Soldier
Jill McCorkle's first two novels were released simultaneously when she was just out of college, and the New York Times called her "a born novelist." Since then, she has published six novels and four collections of short stories, and her work has appeared in Best American Short Stories several times, as well as The Norton Anthology of Short Fiction. Five of her books have been New York Times Notable books, and her most recent novel, Life After Life, was a New York Times bestseller. She has received the New England Booksellers Award, the John Dos Passos Prize for Excellence in Literature, and the North Carolina Award for Literature. She has written for the New York Times Book Review, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, Garden and Gun, the Atlantic, and other publications. She was a Briggs-Copeland Lecturer in Fiction at Harvard, where she also chaired the department of creative writing. She is currently a faculty member of the Bennington College Writing Seminars and is affiliated with the MFA program at North Carolina State University.


Bob tours the exterior of the mansion with general contractor Sam Daniel, before joining architect John Paul Hanbury and interior designer Barbara Page. Together, they discuss the progress made on the mansion's elaborate decor.
Next, Bob heads back to Colonial Williamsburg and visits a cabinetmakers' shop, where traditional methods of building furniture are still in practice.
Back at the mansion, gorgeous silk drapes are being hung in the ballroom.
At the Virginia governor's mansion, some gorgeous silk drapes are being hung in the ballroom. Next, Bob visits the shop where the drapes are made.


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Burma Also Experiencing Seismic Unrest
dericiousknitty October 10, 2018 October 10, 2018 Earthquakes
A moderate earthquake with magnitude 5.1 (ml/mb) was detected on Wednesday, 44 kilometers (27 miles) from Prome in Burma. A tsunami warning has not been issued (Does not indicate if a tsunami actually did or will exist). Exact time and date of earthquake 10/10/18 / 2018-10-10 10:28:04 / October 10, 2018 @ 10:28 am UTC/GMT. Exact location, longitude 95.5838° East, latitude 19.0119° North, depth = 10 km. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 km (6 miles) below the earth's surface. Event id: us1000h9ws. Ids that are associated to the earthquake: us1000h9ws. The temblor was reported at 16:58:04 / 4:58 pm (local time epicenter).
Nearby country/countries that might be effected, Myanmar (c. 53 414 000 pop). The epicenter was 100 km (62 miles) from Nay Pyi Taw (c. 925 000 pop), 43 km (27 miles) from Pyay (c. 135 300 pop), 90 km (56 miles) from Taungoo (c. 106 900 pop), 54 km (34 miles) from Thayetmyo (c. 98 200 pop), 104 km (65 miles) from Pyinmana (c. 97 400 pop), 55 km (34 miles) from Myaydo (c. 57 900 pop), 85 km (53 miles) from Myanaung (c. 42 300 pop). Closest city/cities/towns to epicentrum/hypocenter was Pyinmana, Nay Pyi Taw, Taungoo (min 5000 pop).
Earthquakes 5.0 to 6.0 may cause light damage to buildings and other structures. In the past 24 hours, there have been one, in the last 10 days two, in the past 30 days two and in the last 365 days thirty-six earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater that has occurred nearby. Each year there are an estimated 1320 moderate earthquakes in the world.
Original Article:http://www.earthquakenewstoday.com/2018/10/10/moderate-earthquake-5-1-mag-strikes-near-prome-in-burma/
burma, myanmar, myaydo, nay pyi taw, prome, pyinmana, seismic unrest, taungoo, thayetmyo
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Data Center NewsCloud Computing
Druva Breaks The Data Center To Cloud Barrier
Druva on AWS Snowball Edge allows petabyte-scale workload mobility to the cloud.
Druva Inc. has announced the Druva Cloud Platform, Druva's Data Management-as-a-Service solution, is now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Snowball Edge. This solution allows enterprises to freely move data between on-premises and cloud without the lock-in, complexity, and cost of legacy hardware, enabling them to speed up their infrastructure to cloud transition.
Organizations are rapidly adopting cloud infrastructure for application services. According to Druva's recent survey, data protection is a key motivator for a transition to the cloud, with 85% recognizing the need given the cloud's scalability, distributed architecture, and added resiliency. However, even as this transition takes place, businesses require short recovery times for mission-critical services on-premises, which forces organizations to maintain older, complicated systems for rapid recovery.
AWS Snowball Edge is a data migration and edge computing device with 100TB of capacity and support for computing tasks via built-in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and AWS Lambda function capabilities. Druva is using these advanced capabilities to facilitate a fast transition of data to and from the cloud. Enterprises get the benefits of workload mobility and the advantages of advanced cloud services like disaster recovery and replication — improving their overall business continuity SLAs without the need for dedicated appliances or secondary storage devices. Pre-packaged with Druva's cloud data management technology and delivered directly from AWS to the customer, organizations experience a true as-a-service offering, simplifying provisioning and management, at no additional cost.
"Druva is building solutions that address the pressing data needs of enterprises today, while leveraging AWS's flexibility, security, and scalability" said Bill Vass, vice president, technology, storage, automation and messaging, Amazon Web Services, Inc. "With AWS Snowball Edge, Druva can further address key pain points organizations face as they continue their shift to the cloud, such as capital expenditures and current business data protection SLAs."
"AWS Snowball Edge is fully supporting our platform, allowing customers to move large volumes of data to and from the cloud without the task taking up excessive amounts of time and bandwidth," said Prem Ananthakrishnan, vice president of products, Druva. "Customers now have even greater flexibility in their mobility of data and are able to improve SLAs for business continuity purposes, all at no additional cost."
"Transferring dozens of terabytes of data to the cloud can be an insurmountable challenge for companies located where internet bandwidth is at a premium," said Steven Hill, senior analyst of storage technologies, 451 Research. "The new AWS Snowball Edge is designed for moving data at scale, and adds compute capabilities to its hardened, secure system for moving up to 100 TB to the cloud. With AWS Snowball Edge, Druva can offer a new model for data protection that's tightly integrated with cloud migration capabilities."
"We are excited about the potential of this offering, both for the management of our current global footprint and for future mergers and acquisitions," said Brian Bagwell, director of IT, North America, ANDRITZ. "Data integrations currently take days or weeks, but this will give us the ability to quickly backup an acquired company's data and seamlessly incorporate it into our existing storage repository. An on-demand solution from Druva on AWS is a game changer for our approach to data management and data protection."
Key Benefits of Druva on AWS Snowball Edge
Additional benefits customers can expect from the integration include:
Plug and play workload mobility. With Druva on AWS Snowball Edge, simply apply backup policies and backup or restore directly to and from the device. With global deduplication technology, only a single copy of data is stored - ensuring maximum storage on device.
Flexibility with no compromise to data protection. Once data has been migrated to the cloud, and if an organization decides to move to the direct-to-cloud model, customers can simply unplug the device and ship it back, with no interruption to their data protection service.
Ship petabytes securely. AWS Snowball Edge devices use tamper-evident enclosures, 256-bit encryption, and industry-standard Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) designed to ensure both security and full chain-of-custody for your data.
"Offered as-a-Service" at no additional cost. Procurement of AWS Snowball Edge is offered within the Druva Cloud Platform through the Phoenix Data Protection Service and is bundled in the Enterprise and Elite packages at no extra charge to customers.
KEYWORDS: cloud management data center management data centers


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Dadi has 2 sons named Tej and Sakti. Tej is married to Jhanvi and has 3 youngsters along with her – Omkara, Hindu deity and Priyanka. Sakti is married to little finger and has one son along with her – Shivaay, the eldest grandchild.
The show follows the bond between the brothers and so shifts to the bonds the brothers have with their important others. Shivaay may be a respectable businessperson United Nations agency doesn't believe love and plans to urge married to TIA Kapoor on his mothers insistence.
When a rocky begin, Shivaay forcibly marries Anika, Associate in Nursing orphan United Nations agency has been adopted by a family with a physically disabled brother, Sahil.
Though Shivaay and Anika don't unite beneath the right circumstances, they eventually fall smitten and perpetually influence be the right couple.


Paul Field has worked as a professional Songwriter, Composer, Producer and Performer since 1976. He has received an Ivor Novello Award from the British Academy of Songwriters and Composers and a Dove Award (and two nominations) from GMA in Nashville along with numerous other awards from ASCAP in the USA. He has had #1 chart success with his songs in the UK, USA, Holland, South Africa and Germany and has received many Platinum and Gold records for his work.
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I'm trying to start the day playing the Piano for a while. Just improvising whatever comes into my head depending on the mood I'm in, what's happening in the world, the weather etc... The main point being to capture a moment. I've recording these musical meanderings and publishing them here, on bandcamp and via Facebook & Twitter as a blog/diary along with Ruth's photos.
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A thought-provoking, creative new project which looks at the issues of historical and contemporary slavery through a combination of music, songs, words, images, film and animation. Commissioned by Hull University and the Arts & Humanities Research Council.
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Thanks so much for all your support for my work in the past and in the future. As a subscriber you can enjoy the music knowing that you're helping to make it happen. Cheers and God bless.


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I am so over Lady Gaga. I was over Lady Gaga the minute that woman stepped out onto a red carpet in a dress made of scrapple. I was never a big fan of Katy Perry, and I really do like Ke$ha, but it's embarrassing to admit that I enjoy the music of someone who spells their name with a dollar sign. With that said, I needed to fill my pop star quota in my music library - enter Jessie J.
Jessie J was, along with what seems like a plethora of today's biggest artists, a UK import who had seen a lot of overseas success before trying to break into the U.S. market. She had already co-written tracks for artists including Miley Cyrus and Chris Brown before her debut album "Who You Are" dropped stateside.
Her sound is easy to mistake as standard bubble-gum pop, but it has a distinct edge and soulful sound that can be credited to Jessie J's R & B influences and her personal style. Her most recent single, "Domino" has surpassed its predecessor, "Price Tag," a song featuring B.o.B, as her most successful track to date, moving from the 15th spot to the 10th on Billboard's list.
If nothing else, it can be said that Jessie J is a trooper. She's overcome some minor career setbacks with gumption. Case in point: after suffering a serious leg injury while opening for Katy Perry's California Dreams tour, Jessie J managed to pull herself together and serve as the musical entertainment for last year's VMA's on crutches for the entire show. That's some serious dedication.
"Domino" is definitely Jessie J's most standout track, and it deserves the attention and critical praise. It's upbeat, fun, and almost manic in its delivery, and it is sheer, no-frills pop perfection. Here's hoping Jessie J's next single will make as much of an impact, because I hope she's here to stay.