October 18, 2016 March 2, 2017 Mitchell JaworskiReal EstateReal Estate4 Comments on ScaredyCatGuide to Real Estate Investing – Part III – Story Time!
In the first two posts we learned the financials of buying right and how to calculate that as the financials are the base to our property buying decisions. This is because we are looking to get into good investments and running the financials leads us do so!
To drill home what we learned in the last post I'm going to share a story.
I have a former colleague who has a rental investment. She's got a solid 9 to 5 job but she wanted to invest in an income producing asset.
In fact – the property she bought I had found and spoke to my realtor about, but decided to go after a different property. At that point he brought it to her attention and she ended up getting it.
It actually rented out for $100 more a month than what the comparable rents were showing. That definitely helped as I recall the financial numbers were real tight, which is why I didn't go after it. Even at $100 higher rent, the numbers were still snug.
I'm glad it worked out for her, but at the same time I don't like to leave things to chance. You can't assume you will get $100 more than the going market (maybe that's the scaredycat investor in me).
Point of this story is that I ran into her about a six months after she purchased the property. I asked her how's that unit working out?
However – what was going on in my head was a bit different because I ran the numbers on that property over and over again.
There is no way she could be cashing flowing $500 a month, even with rent $100 higher than I anticipated.
I know exactly how she is getting that number.
Vacancy and maintenance is not being factored in. The standard is to factor in one month's vacancy and atleast 5% of rent toward maintenance.
The figure you get after that is what your actual cashflow will be over the longer term because you will have vacancies and you will have maintenance!
The best part is maintenance costs seem to pop up in clusters so you better have those $$$s factored in and set aside.
This is very interesting. Cash flow does not solely depend on your rent. There are lot to consider with it like the taxes. You have to know the computation and how to determine the real cash flow of your property.
Exactly, there are several operating costs in addition to any financing costs if using a mortgage.
I'm really interested in real estate, just haven't found the right first buy yet. I feel that I need a really, really solid first buy as it is the only one I would have. No others to help if it gets into problems.
Sounds good – will be ramping up the posts in the coming weeks. The key to the first deal is to "buy right" and just have faith in that process, otherwise you will never end up pulling the trigger as our inner scaredy cat will be in control.


Various Facebook messages claim that users can receive free tickets to Disneyland by liking and sharing a picture and participating in online surveys.
The supposed giveaways are scams designed to trick people into spamming their friends and participating in bogus online surveys. No matter how many surveys they complete, participants will never receive the promised Disneyland tickets. These offers are not endorsed by and have no connection to Disney. If you receive one of these messages, do not click any links that it contains.
Celebrating a whopping $5.6 Billion profit in 2012, Disneyland has decided to giveaway free tickets to facebook users!
For several months, various messages offering free tickets to Disneyland have been distributed across Facebook. The messages typically link to Facebook Pages that supposedly instruct uses how they can claim their free tickets. To get tickets, users are told they must like and share a particular image or message, make a comment about their tickets via their Timeline and then follow a link to a third-party website and participate in various online surveys.
Some of the "survey" pages ask users to provide personal information including name, address and contact details, ostensibly to allow them to go in the draw for a prize. Others invite them to download dubious toolbars, games or software. Still others will claim that users must provide their mobile phone number - thereby subscribing to absurdly expensive text messaging services - in order to get the results of a survey or go in the running for a prize.
No matter how many offers or surveys they complete, or what services they subscribe to, victims will never receive their promised tickets.
The scammers who create these bogus promotions will earn commissions via suspect affiliate marketing schemes each and every time a victim completes an offer or participates in a survey. Victims may also be faced with large phone bills for unwanted mobile phone services and, because they have provided name and contact details, they may be inundated with unwanted promotional emails, phone calls and junk mail.
Such survey scams are very common on Facebook. Beware of any messages offering free prizes, vouchers, gift cards or products such as iPads or iPhones. Any message that claims that you must like and share an item and participate in online surveys before receiving a promised prize is likely to be a survey scam and should be avoided.
Note also that some survey scam versions attempt to trick users into installing a rogue Facebook application as part of the first steps to receiving their (non-existent) gifts. Once given permission by the user, these rogue apps can then repeatedly spam the user's friends with more bogus promotions and scam posts.
If one of these bogus messages comes your way, do not click on any links that it may contain. Do not "like" or "share" any of their messages or Pages. Do not install any of their Facebook apps.


Stage 6 - Saturday, November 10, 2018.
In a world that every business wants to outshine the other, marketing has been a key strategy in this battle. Here in the US, video marketing strategy has become widely accepted, evidenced by the surge in video production companies. The only downside to this has been that most of these companies produce typical generic products that may be pleasing,but with no feasible result.
This seems hard to believe considering most of the video production companies claim to be "unique," yet still the same underneath. To clarify this the website owner had this to say, "Our passion is helping you ask the right questions and find the right answers, and executing on them." To achieve this the company has developed a six-stage process with out of the box strategies. The process starts with insight gathering in which your needs are analyzed from every angle. Next is the creative strategy in which ideas are nurtured. Once this is complete, pre-production comes before the actual production. Even after your product is done, the video is quality checked and tested in the post-production stage. If it passes, you will now be allowed to air the video on TV or website.
"We have a variety of methodologies to help you in every stage. For example, to collect insights and stories that will ensure the success of the project, we utilize our proprietary RADAR approach," explained the website manager.
As a result, the team of diverse and experienced experts executes rapidly and reliably. When done, the video produced is more than what you requested for, an engaging story that connects with the audience. This is evidenced by some of their videos which have garnered over one million views in just one month and the customers who have come back over and over again.
Stage 6 has found a way to entertain the target audience by telling genuine and meaningful powerful stories that evoke emotions in the target audience and at the same time passing your message. "We believe that in order to capture the audience we believe that the story should be about them, this way they will see a unique personality of your business. This way, they want to associate with you more than ever at the end of the video," concluded the spokesperson.
The company continues to research to make their videos more vibrant, so as to always surpass expectations.


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Listen to the songs competing at Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2021 and vote for YOUR favourite!
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By Nikola Stojanović	 On Feb 10, 2021
This years edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix will be hosted in television studio in Copenhagen on 6th of March by Tina Müller and Martin Brygmann and total of 8 acts will be competing for a chance to represent Denmark at Eurovision Song Contest 2021. The songs got released today on three different radio programs: "P3 Buffeten" (DR P3), "Formiddag pa 4'eren" (DR P4) and "R4 Play" (DR P4). The artists and songs are as follows
Nanna Olivia – Hvileløse Hjerter (Restless Hearts)
Lyrics and music: Anna David, Nicolai Levring & Casper Sørensen
Nanna Olivia is 22 years old, has sung all her life,and writes her own lyrics. She studies entrepreneurship and design in Copenhagen. One member of the team behind the song is a former participant at DMGP stage and Danish singer and songwriter Anna David who took part in the contest back in 2014 with "It Hurts"
"I am really looking forward to participating in the Danish Melody Grand Prix. It will be the wildest experience! "Restless hearts" is a power song. A song I can relate a lot to. It speaks to the feeling after a breakup with a boyfriend, where one tries to move on and be upstairs, but deep down, one knows well that it is not just straightforward and that he still has one's heart. I see the song as a pep talk to myself and everyone else who has been in that situation. "
Jean Michel – Beautiful
Lyrics and music: Clara Sofie Fabricius, Johannes Nymark, Jesper Hjersing Sidelmann og Andreas Jensen
Danish audience got to know Jean when he participated in X Factor 2012. Since then, he has focused on dancing, and combined the two in musicals and shows. One of the songwriters is Johannes Nymark, who won the DMGP in 2016 with "Soldiers of Love". His team includes also a Danish singer Clara Sofie About the song Jean said: "I know the feeling of being "different" and a minority due to my sexuality and ethnicity. But even if you belong to a minority group, it is not necessarily negative – on the contrary. We have to pay tribute to diversity, which is why the song "Beautiful" is so current
even today. If I can help just one person with my song, then I am happy"
Fyr Og Flamme – Øve os på hinanden (Practice on each other)
Lyrics and music: Laurits Emanuel
Fyr og Flamme (Furnace and flame) is a duo consisting of Laurits Emanuel and Jesper Groth, who present themselves as "teenage idols your parents can understand". Laurits is known in Denmark as one of the vocalists in the group The Grenadines, while Jesper has worked as an actor. According to them, it is Laurits who is the furnace and Jesper is the flame.
About the song they said: ""Øve os på hinanden"is inspired by slightly older Grand Prix virtues and is based on the European seventies disco. The song is a scene preceding on a dance floor, where a woman and a man must try their hand at will. This session can be freely translated to how to behave when curing another, or how to correct in life down the road. Because can you practice it all at home in front of the mirror, or do you have to go out where it really matters to learn it? We have to practice on each other! ",
Chief1 & Thomas Buttenschon – Højt over skyerne (High Above the Clouds)
Lyrics and music: Chief 1, Thomas Buttenschøn, Nermin Harambasic
Chief 1, is Lars Pedersen, and is described as a multi-talent. Since the 1990s, he has regularly participated in the DMGP. He wrote the Danish Eurovision entries in 1997 "Stemmen i mitt liv", "Should've known better" in 2012 and "The Way You Are" in 2015. He teamed up with artist and songwriter Thomas Butterschøn and they have several hits in Denmark and abroad, but as a duo they only debuted in 2019 with "Alt er godt" (Everything is good). The song was named last year's summer hit on P4 in Denmark.
"We have a good and real energy when we are together, and we want to send it out to the Denmark family. Nothing is planned or calculated, we just like to send smiles and love out through the music we create together ", they say to DR.
The Cosmic Twins – Silver Bullets
Lyrics and music: Rasmus Søegren, Gisli Gislason, Lise Cabble, Emil August
As their stage name implies, Chris and Alec are twins. The two grew up playing Guitar Hero, and have had a great desire to be on stage. After almost 100 shows in Denmark, an EP, music video and a few singles later, they are ready for the show. "Silver Bullet" is written by Lise Cabble who is a well known author in DMGP stage and whose songs include several Danish Eurovision representatives first of which was back in 1995 "Fra mols til Skagen" then "New Tomorrow" in 2011 and the winning song of the contest in 2013 "Only Teardrops" her latest one was "Love Is Forever" in 2019. who has four winning songs in MGP. Among them is Eurovision winner "Only Teardrops".
"The fact that we are to take part in the Danish Melody Grand Prix is like an inevitable prophecy that has come true for us. The annual MGP in high school was the highlight for us and we loved every second of it. Now we look forward to participating in the real melody grand prix with «Silver Bullet», which is about having a party, while having boyfriend worries. It should probably get the audience up and running with lots of energy ", the twins said to DR.
Claudia Campagnol – Abracadabra
Lyrics and music: Emil Lei, Melanie Wehbe, Louis Jarto
It is no wonder that Claudia Campagnol became a musician as a child, she opened her eyes to jazz fusion and instrumental music. Claudia was only twelve years old when she composed her first song. She has performed in a gospel choir at a Steve Wonder concert, came second in Young Jazz and was nominated twice for the Danish Music Awards 2019 for the album I'm Strong.
The song she will participate in DMGP is among other things written by Emil Lei, who also wrote last year's winner of DMGP "Yes", while Melanie Wehbe is one of the songwriters behind last year's Melodifestivalen winner "Move". While the two of them together were part of the team behind Danish entry in 2019 "Love Is Forever" same as previoulsy mentioned Lise Cabble who is also competing at this years DMGP but as part of the team behind previously mentioned "Silver Bullet" by The Cosmic Twins.
"Abracadabra" is a simple yet magnificent song that takes you to a dream universe where you can be yourself and not be afraid to feel anything. A universe where you are enchanted by the music and follow an above-earth waltz carried by a warm and golden voice, all the way to goosebumps and reminiscent of eternal love ", Claudia says to DR.
Mike Tramp – "Everything is Alright"
Lyrics and music: Mike Tramp
For over 40 years, Mike Tramp has been involved in music, gaining fans around the world. He has tried everything from children's choirs to being a rock star. Internationally, he has distinguished himself as a Danish rock legend, and he has toured with groups such as Freak of Nature and White Lion. He is no stranger to DMGP and Eurovision as he won the national selection in 1978 with the group Mabel and the song "Boom Boom"
«After all the years and a lifetime of experiences, it feels right to be on stage for the Danish Melody Grand Prix and to be able to bring rock sound into Denmark's biggest music festival. "Everything Is Alright" is an honest number, written directly from the heart – without ulterior motives or cheeky somersault. I can be 100% true to myself and do not have to put on any mask or grimace – I am who I am "
Emma Nicoline – Står Lige Her
Lyrics and music: Jeppe Pilgaard, Jacob Jørgensen, Emma Nicoline Winther Nielsen, Adam Kalwa og Patricia Namakula Mbabazi
Emma Nicoline grew up with 80's music. In recent years, she has collaborated with producer Jeppe Pilgaard on Danish-language songs. The songs should be catchy, and often have references to the biggest pop icons from the 80s and 90s. "Står Lige Her" (Standing right here) is written for a close friend who needed help but was not ready to receive it. The song is for all of us who have tried to do everything for a close friend who is going through a difficult time. Maybe those with this 80s-inspired song can understand the helping hand – just in one other form. I'm standing right here", she told to DR.
You can listen to all the songs HERE! Don't forget to vote for your favourites at our poll below:
Vote for your favorites in the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2021!
The Cosmic Twins - Silver Bullet 38%, 575 votes
575 votes 38%
575 votes - 38% of all votes
Emma Nicoline - Står lige her 19%, 288 votes
Fyr & Flamme - Øve os på hinanden 12%, 179 votes
Mike Tramp - Everything Is Alright 9%, 135 votes
135 votes 9%
135 votes - 9% of all votes
Jean Michel - Beautiful 8%, 126 votes
Nanna Olivia - Hvileløse hjerter 6%, 90 votes
90 votes 6%
90 votes - 6% of all votes
Claudia Campagnol - Abracadabra 5%, 69 votes
Chief 1 & Thomas Buttenschøn - Højt over skyerne 4%, 59 votes
Voters: 889
Voting is closed
The contest will again feature a band of 15 live musicians, as it happened in previous editions. The conductor of orchestra will be Peter Düring. As we announced DR plans to introduce a virtual audience wall. Last years winners of DMGP were and on 6th of March we will find out who will be the next one to win the show.
Let us know which song is your favourite to win the contest, write us in the comments below and at our social media links!
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• The famous "Dewey defeats Truman" newspaper was never publicly released. Only 500 copies were printed before the editors at the Chicago Daily Tribune had second thoughts.
• Political candidates are three times more likely to have a mental disorder of some sort than the general public.
• The average person sees 11 rainbows every year.
• A typical fully charged cell phone holds enough power to drive a small remote controlled car for over three miles.
• Great Britain leads the world in the number of pairs of socks owned per person, at 21.


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An update on Line 5
On her first full day in office, Governor Whitmer requested an opinion from Attorney General Dana Nessel on the constitutionality of the law that created the Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority and the on the Authority's approval of the Agreement.
According the the letter submitted to the AG's office, The Governor is questioning whether the new law violates the Michigan Constitution in several ways, including;
Whether the amended law violates a statute that requires the main focus of an act to be reflected in the title.
Whether the six-year appointments of corridor authority board members violate a constitutional requirement limiting appointments to four-year terms.
Whether the amended law violates parts of the Michigan Constitution related to tunnel construction and operation.
Whether the law constitutes a special or local act when it should have been created under a general act.
Whether the new authority possesses more power than it is entitled to by law or the Constitution.
Whether the authority and its actions are invalid if the authority is found to violate state law or the state Constitution.
In the process of forming an opinion, Nessel asked for briefs or legal memos from interested parties on the questions Whitmer raised.
Fast forward to today, March 1st, Mlive has released an article on the legal briefs submitted thus far to the AG's office. MLive filed a Freedom of Information Act request for the responses. Nessel's office responded with seven responses from five groups or individuals.
Although the groups disagree on several aspects, it seems that they reach a concensus that the provision for the six-year terms for members of the new Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority is unconstitutional. The Michigan constitution states "Terms of office of any board or commission... shall not exceed four years except as otherwise authorized in this constitution."
Public Act 359 put members of the newly-created authority in place for six years, a direct contradiction to the four the constitution allows.
In response, Jim Holcomb, executive vice president of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, said that group's brief also pointed out the six-year term could be a violation of the constitution. But, he said, "it doesn't mean the statute is invalid."He argued based on previous cases and attorney general opinions, that part of the statute was severable, meaning the rest of the law could stand even if that one portion were found to be unconstitutional.
Attorney General Dana Nessel is expected to consider these briefs as she works to form an opinion on the law's constitionality. Stay tuned for more updates and visit Mlive to see the full article and briefs.


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Pattie Sellers
PATTIE SELLERS assistant managing editor, Fortune and executive director of MPW/live content, Time Inc. Sellers has written more than 20 Fortune cover stories and overseen Fortune's "Most Powerful Women in Business" issue every year since its launch in 1998. Her high-profile stories include "The Google Effect," "Marissa Mayer: Ready to Rumble at Yahoo," Oprah's Next Act," "The $100 Billion Woman" (Melinda Gates), "Muhtar Kent's New Coke" and "Gone with the Wind" (Ted Turner). As executive director of the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, Sellers oversees six annual gatherings of women leaders, plus programs, including Fortune MPW Entrepreneurs and the Fortune/U.S. State Department Global Women's Mentoring Partnership, which enable them to extend their influence and empower the next generation. Sellers co-hosts "The Chat" a live video interview show, on Fortune.com. She grew up in Allentown, Pa., graduated from the University of Virginia and started at Fortune in 1984. In 2013, she won Time Inc.'s prestigious MVP (Most Valuable Performer) award. @pattiesellers


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Home :: Military :: Systems :: Ships :: Equipment :: Propulsion ::
CVN 78 comes with a brand new propulsion plant design. The A1B reactor plant and its associated propulsion plant would require 50% fewer people to operate and maintain than a Nimitz class. The new A1B reactors also have 25% more energy than legacy A4W reactor plants, allowing for more steaming days and increased operational availability for the Combatant Commander over a 50-year service life.
The Gerald Ford-class carriers have more powerful and simpler A1B reactors reported to be 25% more powerful than A4W, hence about 700 MWt, but running a ship which is entirely electrical, including an electromagnetic aircraft launch system or catapault. Accordingly, the ship has 2.5 times the electrical capacity of Nimitz class. Ford-class are designed to be refuelled in mid-operational life of 50 years.
The Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation (BMPC) designed the A1B to be smaller, more efficient, and to have three times the electrical power of the A4W reactor. BMPC designed the reactor to have a higher core energy density, which resulted in a decrease of required maintenance, by 2/3 of the A4W reactor.
The christening of the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) unveiled the new generation of super carrier. She is the first of three planned for the new Ford-class. This all new redesign incorporates the new A1B nuclear reactor, which generates three-times the power of the Nimitz-class A4W. The reactor would power the new Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (or EMALS) and would also replace other traditionally-assigned hydraulic with electromagnetic systems, scaling back the amount of crew needed for the ship. The Ford would accommodate up to 90 aircraft and would be among the first wave of navy ships to utilize stealth technology.
One major change is that the reactor plants would deliver a substantially greater electric power generating capacity to support the shift to electromagnetic catapults and arresting gear, and to power future high-energy weapons. Nimitz-class CVNs have 64 MWe electric generating capacity. Ford-class CVNs are expected to have 300 MWe generating capacity. A switch to electrical systems would make possible major reductions in the maintenance and operating crew required. Additionally, electric systems, such as catapults, can be easily programmed to provide optimum mechanical power for any aircraft loads.
For ships as large as aircraft carriers, electric propulsion does not offer operational, cost or weight advantages over steam. In the longer term, electrically driven, ducted propellers or water jets could be attractive since noise-producing cavitation can be significantly reduced.
Distribution of energy in electrical form through a ship is much easier and more reliable than traditional energy forms (steam, hydraulic and pneumatic power). Ability to quickly switch power to priority uses and to redirect power as needed in an emergency enhance ship survivability, provides new peak power options and significantly reduces crew needed for damage control.
The A1B has 50 percent fewer valves, piping, pumps, condensers, and generators, which supports a projected two-third reduction in watch standing requirements and significantly less maintenance.


Last night's bi-monthly Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park Quality of Life meeting, held at 55 Hanson Place, also aired concerns about the giant green fence and other issues, which I covered separately.
Maybe it's the calm before the construction storm. Surely changes in Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park are percolating.
But ever since Forest City Realty Trust, the junior partner in Pacific Park, last November announced that market conditions put development on hold, there hasn't been much positive news.
Last night, a representative of the joint venture Greenland Forest City Partners (GFCP) had exactly zero information about any upcoming construction starts, despite announced--but paused--plans for two towers, 664 Pacific (B15) and 615 Dean (B12).
Not only that, Forest City New York's Ashley Cotton expressed doubt that any market-rate building could be built, given the current state of the 421-a tax break, and essentially acknowledged that the joint venture had given up on its effort to attract investors--or buyers--for three project parcels.
Cotton said she had no plans to share. "We have just gotten through 421-a," she said of the revised state tax break, which does not extend to Brooklyn condos--which were planned on those sites. "We are in the middle of constant back-and- forth related to all our buildings, in the new era of 421-a today."
Cotton said that not only is the old 421-a gone, the rules that governed a project-wide tax abatement are gone, too. So there's no longer is there a carve-out allowing 421-a benefits for a market-rate building as long as the overall project meets affordable threshold.
"We're obviously seeing that a full market-rate building is probably not a reality anymore, given that we don't have a project wide abatement program," Cotton said.
So GFCP is doing what any developer does, she said, analyzing the financial dynamics of each site.
Cotton acknowledged that the developer had that flexibility, but said they're analyzing the revised law: "we got a new 421-a, we may decide it's better, or worse."
Does GFCP have any update on plans for Site 5, which could contain a giant two-tower project catercorner to the arena, on parcels now occupied by P.C. Richard and Modell's?
What about marketing three sites? In May, I wrote that the uncertainly about 421-a and condos surely has hindered the effort, announced more than a year ago, to market three buildings containing condos--B12, B13, B4--to outside investors.
Veconi asked if they were still being marketed.
"That's not really the right way to think about it," Cotton responded. "As a JV [joint venture], are we always interested in seeing what deals are out there? Yes. Is there like a [marketing] book on the street? There was once... We're looking to make the best deals we can, at any given time, to make sure, a) we meet our obligations, and b) build buildings that make sense."
Of course the obligations may be malleable, as in the example of affordable housing.


This morning two iguanas were lurking on the deck of the restaurant, so the waiter tossed them some melon like you would to a dog and they carted it off. Too funny. After breakfast, we drove to the ruins at Coba. We hired a guide at the entrance, and he went through his spiel. One thing that is hampering my enjoyment of the ruins is that they know so little about them. In Pompeii or the ancient castles and round towers of Europe they know exactly how and why everything was used. With the Mayan ruins, even though they have deciphered the language they're really just guessing. Also it's not clear that people actually lived in these cities vs. went there to worship, so it's harder to "put yourself there" and imagine what it was like back in the day. After we walked around the main area for a while, seeing the ball court and all the temples there, we said goodbye to our guide and then hired a driver of one of those cool Mexican cargo trikes to take us to the tower (because you know the whining that would ensue if we forced Charlotte to walk it). The guy was smaller than me and he had to push all four of us, definitely he's stronger than he looks! We made it to the main temple, which is the tallest ruin that is still climbable in the Yucatan, and headed up. Once we got to the top we realized how very tall the temple was! Genevieve was excited to sit on the altar that was reserved for priests only back in Mayan times. We headed back down (carefully) and then took the bike back to the main area (paid the guy double for his trouble) where we walked around some more. Once we had our fill of the ruins we went to a surprisingly good restaurant just outside the park, and then we drove to the cenote that Cristina had recommended, Multun (the farthest of the three that are open to the public). It was extraordinary, exactly like the pictures, deep clear water. We all went swimming, and then went to the cenote known for having shallow water, but it wasn't nearly as spectacular as the first one. We drove home, noting the hammock and pottery vendors along the route. That night we couldn't face the surly night waitress nor the mediocre food of our hotel restaurant, so even though it was included in our room we went to Posada Margherita for dinner. This seemed like a very upscale bohemian hotel, with what might have been called beatniks back in the day staying there (but they were all clearly wealthy). Definitely a different vibe, but accepting such that even though we were clearly not as cool as these guests we were still accepted. The kids enjoyed playing on the swinging beach beds, and Mark and I enjoyed a good bottle of wine. I had ordered pasta with lobster and shrimp, and was very surprised when what arrived was pasta and shrimp delivered over a full split lobster! Yikes. But I did eat it even though I think I would have preferred the pieces of lobster I was expecting! We had a nice desert, and returned to hotel and to bed.


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Minute's silence and tributes paid as MPs mourn Jack Dromey
Jack Dromey
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British politician (born 1957)
MPs have mourned the loss of Jack Dromey by paying tributes and holding a minute's silence.
Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle led the Commons in paying their respects to the Labour MP, who died in his flat in his Birmingham constituency on Friday.
Shadow communities secretary Lisa Nandy said: "Mr Speaker, can I thank you for your kind words about Jack Dromey who should have been with us today – there is a space over there that I know Jack would have occupied.
"Back in the 70s, horrified by the spectacle of a skyscraper in London that lay empty while people slept rough underneath it, Jack was one of those who occupied Centre Point Tower in protest.
"He was never afraid to speak truth to power, and I hope today marks the start of all of us across the House invoking his spirit."
Communities Secretary Michael Gove agreed with Ms Nandy's "generous and fitting" tribute.
Mr Gove added: "He was a relentless campaigner for social justice throughout his career."
Earlier, Sir Lindsay said: "I regret to have to report to the House the death of our friend Jack Dromey, member for Birmingham Erdington.
"I know honourable members in all parts of the House will join me in mourning the loss of our colleague and extending our sympathy to the honourable member's family and friends."
He added there will be an opportunity for MPs to pay tribute to Mr Dromey "at a later date, to be determined in consultation with the family".
Defence minister Leo Docherty opened defence questions by associating himself with the Speaker's tribute, and expressed his "deepest sympathy" to Mr Dromey's wife – Labour MP Harriet Harman – and the rest of his family.
The father-of-three had represented Birmingham Erdington since 2010. He is understood to have died from natural causes, having contributed to a Parliament debate as recently as Thursday.
Shadow defence secretary John Healey mourned the death of his Labour colleague (PA)
Labour shadow defence secretary John Healey said: "We mourn deeply on this side his very sad, very sudden death.
"He touched everyone he worked with, everyone has a proud moment of reflection of Jack Dromey's story and our House and our politics are the poorer without him this week."
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said: "We are sorry for his loss, our condolences are with his family.
"I shall remember Jack with his trademark mac that he often wore and never changed, and also his well-crafted arguments, often against the Government, but nevertheless making a strong, often powerful point."
Conservative MP for Beckenham Bob Stewart said: "I am very sad about the loss of Jack.
"I have known him since we both served together, him for the unions, me for the military, in Northern Ireland a long time ago."
Iran jails anew French academic for 'violating' house arrest: judiciary
French-Iranian academic Fariba Adelkhah was jailed anew for breaking house arrest restrictions, an official from the Islamic republic's judiciary authority said on Sunday.
Right-wing academics feel need to 'self-censor' political beliefs on campus
Three in four right-leaning academics say they are having to hide their political views on campus, according to a new report which warns of a higher education "monoculture" in which large numbers of lecturers "openly dislike" those who aren't left wing.
Taylor Swift must face 'Shake It Off' copyright trial even if she's 'unhappy', accusers say
Singer's lawyers had asked judge to dismiss case
After Life's Ricky Gervais reveals season 3 Easter eggs fans should look out for
After Life's Ricky Gervais reveals season 3 Easter eggs and why he loves adding them in for fans.


David Shrein provides a video recording with step-by-step instructions on how to utilize the DVD ripping software 'Handbrake' on a computer running Mac OS X. He shows how to deal with an initial error message, and then moves onto selecting the DVD. You have to be careful as to what you choose, as different DVDs will have different numbers of chapters and features, which use different settings in Handbrake. He shows how to select the right settings for a movie, and preview a chapter using picture settings. He demonstrates using the presets for the encoding method, and then gives some extra tips on how to make the ripping process move faster.


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What Is Garnet Paper?
Jeff Katz has been a professional librarian, educator, historian, writer and editor for almost 20 years. He holds a Master of Library Science degree from the University of British Columbia and a BA degree in Classical Studies from Hunter College of the City University of New York.
Garnet is known most commonly as the dazzling, red-hued gem that is the birthstone for the month of January. In truth, garnet refers to a group of minerals found throughout the world, existing in many colors and used not only as gemstones, but also, when crushed, as industrial abrasives. Ground garnets can become the main ingredient of the high-quality sandpaper, or "glass paper," known as garnet paper.
Sandpaper and glass paper are used to polish, smooth and finish wood, as well as many other building materials. Garnet paper is an example of a glass paper and is created by crushing the minerals to different powder, or "grit," consistencies and adhering the resulting grit to some kind of backing paper or cloth.
Garnet paper, like all glass paper and sandpaper, is produced in different "grades" that vary from very coarse to very fine, depending upon how much or how little the mineral is ground. Because of its natural hardness, it is considered to be more durable than either sandpaper or quartz paper
Primary Uses
Garnet paper has many uses in furnituremaking and furniture restoration. However, DIYData points out that it is especially effective in smoothing hardwoods and carrying out fine finishing jobs.
Garnet paper is available from woodworking, hardware and tool suppliers throughout North America and can be used manually or with power tools. According to the Mineral Information Institute, the main sources of the mineral itself are the United States, Australia, China and India.
Although garnet paper is still a top choice among woodworkers as a finishing and smoothing tool, there are many craftspeople who are also opting for abrasive papers made with synthetic grit, such as aluminum oxide and silicon carbide. These synthetics are more expensive than garnet paper, but according to sources such as DIYData, many consider them to have superior durability and more versatility.
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Q: Make Text to columns refresh happen using VBA excel 2010 I have tried creating a macro that automatically formats a column value to change date and time just to date, however when the macro is run the cell values dont automatically update.
I currently need to make the following function selection happen using VBA for excel 2010.
Data/Text to Columns/Next button (keep default "Delimited")/Next button (keep default "tab")/Next button (keep default "General"/Finish button
I have tried recording functions but the VBA doesn't work. HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!
Here is my code so far.
' Autochange_Extractdata_Date_Format Macro
'
    Sheets("Data Extract").Select
Columns("AK:AK").Select

Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"

Columns("AK:AK").Select

Selection.TextToColumns Destination:=Range("AK1"), DataType:=xlDelimited, _
    TextQualifier:=xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=False, Tab:=True, _
    Semicolon:=False, Comma:=False, Space:=False, Other:=False, FieldInfo _
    :=Array(1, 1), TrailingMinusNumbers:=True

End Sub

A: From the symptoms you described it sounds like your field is initially in TEXT format, that's why changing it to number format doesn't do anything. When you click into the cell it automatically converts it to a number.
Try this
Columns("AK:AK").NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"
Columns("AK:AK").Value = Columns("AK:AK").Value '//This will convert each properly

Columns("AK:AK").Select

Selection.TextToColumns Destination:=Range("AK1"), DataType:=xlDelimited, _
    TextQualifier:=xlDoubleQuote, ConsecutiveDelimiter:=False, Tab:=True, _
    Semicolon:=False, Comma:=False, Space:=False, Other:=False, FieldInfo _
    :=Array(1, 1), TrailingMinusNumbers:=True

A: Because i couldnt work out how to update the cell value i managed to work this code to change the cell value instead from Date time just to Date.
works a treat!!!
' Autochange_Extractdata_Date_Format Macro
Sheets("Data Extract").Select
Columns("AK:AK").Select
Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"
Range("AK4:AK999999").Select

Dim c As Range

For Each c In Selection
    Dim v As String
    v = c.value

    If c.value <> Empty Then
        c.value = DateValue(c.value)
    Else
        Exit For
    End If
 Next
 Range("A1").Select

End Sub

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During the inaugural ceremony, Police Officers, Officials of Youth Sports Services Kulgam and participant's (boys and girls) were present. This festival is going to be played into five Zones, i.e. Kulgam, Yaripora, Qazigund, D.H Pora and Devsar.
While interacting with the participants SSP Kulgam Shri Shridhar Patil assured them that every possible effort will be taken to nurture the talent of youth of the district.
Talented boys and girls from different schools of the district are participating in the festival. The games including Carrom, Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Wrestling, Badminton, Throw ball and Kabadi will be played during the sports festival.


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9/13 Gamethread: Giants vs. Padres
Dominic Leone vs. Yu Darvish
By Sami Higgins@samihiggins Sep 13, 2021, 6:15pm PDT
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The San Francisco Giants welcome the San Diego Padres to Oracle Park tonight to kick off a four game series. The Giants will be seeing a lot of the Padres over the final few weeks of the season, and with both teams having playoff intentions, these series will be quite impactful. The Giants, however, can clinch a playoff spot with a win tonight.
They'll be looking to do so behind their bullpen tonight, with Dominic Leone getting the start. Leone enters tonight's game with a 1.48 ERA, 3.37 FIP with 40 strikeouts to 20 walks in 42.2 innings pitched. Leone has opened two other games for the Giants this week, both scoreless. His last appearance was on Friday, where he pitched two scoreless innings, striking out two.
Taking the mound for the Padres will be Yu Darvish, who enters tonight's game with a 3.95 ERA, 3.67 FIP, with 174 strikeouts to 33 walks in 146 innings pitched. Darvish's last start was against the Los Angeles Angels on September 8th, where he led the Padres to an 8-5 victory, allowing three hits, one run, one walk and striking out seven in six innings of work. It was his best start since June, as he'd been averaging roughly 4.22 runs per start since then.
Tommy La Stella, 2B
Brandon Belt, 1B
Darin Ruf, LF
LaMonte Wade, Jr., RF
Brandon Crawford, SS
Evan Longoria, 3B
Mike Yastrzemski, CF
Curt Casali, C
Dominic Leone, RHP
Trent Grisham, CF
Fernando Tatis, Jr., SS
Adam Frazier, 2B
Manny Machado, 3B
Eric Hosmer, 1B
Tommy Pham, LF
Wil Myers, RF
Victor Caratini, C
Yu Darvish, RHP
Game #143
Who: San Francisco Giants (93-50) vs. San Diego Padres (74-68)
Where: Oracle Park, San Francisco, California
When: 6:45 p.m. PT
Regional broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area (available on fuboTV)
National broadcast: n/a
Radio: KNBR 680 AM/104.5 FM, KSFN 1510 AM
The confusing case of Matt Wisler and the Giants Why the Giants so quickly gave up on him, we may never know.
How much wood would an Alex Wood ... oh, never mind It was a good season, and that's all that matters.


If you would like to experiment with the API functionality, you can.
First, you will need to register on the Userdemo.
Next, create a new property. You don't need to spend time setting it up, simply creating a property will mark you as a Property Manager.
Once that's done, create a new App Client and you're ready to start experimenting with your own integrations.


True luxury often consists in the details that most of us wouldn't even imagine, because they are so far outside of our budgets and experiences. For example, it wouldn't occur to me to embed a television into a bathroom mirror simply because I've never been in a position where I could consider that. But when you think about it, isn't a television embedded in the bathroom mirror really such a practical and brilliant thing?
Another helpful, life-optimizing perk that I wouldn't think of but the Shangri-La did: a digital clock built into the mirror.


UPDATE 5:11PM AZ Time – I added a list of frequent Follow Friday tweeters. You can find it after the jump/at the bottom of the post.
Yesterday a little birdie told me that Jeremiah Owyang of Forrester Research (@jowyang on Twitter) was looking for a way to figure out who gets recommended the most on Twitter for Follow Friday.
This seemed like a perfect way to use justSignal – we could set up a "collector" that would – using our ability to filter out specific contexts (subjects, topics, events) from everything else being said on Twitter – to grab all the Tweets about Follow Friday, cache them and do some data analysis later.
So yesterday at 9:57:47 AM Pacific time we began collecting the Tweets.
This morning I created a quick script to parse each tweet for Twitter user names (with the @ in front).
There were 32,342 recommendations (individual recommendations for a specific user).
There were 16,083 users recommended.
The most recommended user was @mayhemstudios with 127 recommendations.
Ironically the second most recommended user was @ – not sure what that means.
There were 10,684 users recommended one (and only one) time.
Obviously I could spend all day breaking down this data, but I think you've got the idea.
For your viewing pleasure I've included a table after the jump that contains every user who was recommended 10 or more times.
If anyone would like to work on a site that displays the weekly data (query by user, recommendation trends by user, etc) drop a comment below and I'll get back to you.
By the way – the little birdie was @lahne – If you are looking for someone to follow that is who I recommend.
Sorry this isn't formatted very neatly… will be better next week.
I decided to take a look at the most frequent tweeters on Follow Friday. Below is every Twitter user who Tweeted follow Friday 10 or more times.
You'd be amazed at the variety of – lets call them "methods" – people used. The parsing for this will have to get much better/more refined as it is developed because people can (and do) type ANYTHING :)thanks!
I found this list about recommendation through recommendation. How circular. :)Thanks for doing this analysis.
We all need a little more meta in our meta. Thanks Mark.
Problem is now as word of this gets out, this will be the last time these results won't be skewed by people trying to get themselves on the list.
Maybe this should be the list that creates the Twitters "Suggested Users" list?
I completely agree. I almost didn't do this because once this is visible there will be those who spend all their time trying to game the system… If this is real and organic it is very, very valuable.
No problem… I'm just reporting the results.
If #followfriday was anything less then a spectacle of recommendations, then I don't think I would find as many great people on Twitter. I have personally thanked many people for their great recommendations, and may many more Twitters get onto this list for me to follow and discover more about them!
Thanks for this great research, Brian. I like #followfriday and try to use it to highlight recommendations for one to three of my favs at a time. That would account for my high number of tweets on the tag. I'm always thinking it would be more valuable as a rec tool if more were giving reasons, not just lists.
You have really worked hard in this post and i think it's difficult for me to manage this type of information. Nice post. And now i am waiting for your next post.
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Questions About PA House Majority
by Greg Barton | Dec 5, 2022 | Uncategorized | 0 comments
HARRISBURG – While PA House Democrats are claiming they are in the majority in Harrisburg, Republican Lancaster County Rep. Bryan Cutler says that's not the case. The Republican lawmaker says it's currently tied at 101 to 101 with the need for a special election to see who will fill the seat of the late Democrat Rep. Tony DeLuca who died while running for office and winning the election. Cutler says House Democrats can not claim their the majority until a special election for that seat. The last time the House chamber was tied with a vacancy was in 1979. Cutler added that there is "no world in which 101 is greater than 101, so by definition there can be no majority." Cutler said the Democrat leader has been in contact with him to work on details of governing until a special election to replace DeLuca can be conducted. Cutler said they issued a writ for a special election for Feb. 7, but that Democrats say they are issuing their own writ which will ultimately wind up in court. Cutler said it's not good for voters and it's inappropriate for the Democrats to assert they have power when they do not.
REP. BRYAN CUTLER


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A recently published study in the Journal of the American Medical Association compared differences in quality of life among patients who have undergone radical prostatectomy, external beam radiotherapy, brachytherapy or active surveillance for low-risk prostate cancer.
"There is some acceptance of risk on the part of the patient, but typically that risk of disease progression is small compared to the risk of side effects from treatment that they may not need," said Barocas.
In an interview with OncLive, Barocas, associate professor, Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, discussed the study and the benefits of active surveillance in patients with low-risk prostate cancer.
OncLive: What was the intent of this study?
Barocas: For the patients that have low-risk prostate cancer, doctors are recommending active surveillance. We wanted to compare new treatments and active surveillance and the results are pretty nuanced. I think what is new here is that we are talking about the more contemporary, modern treatments. Side effects of other treatments have been studied previously, but they have not been studied systematically in the more contemporary treatments. Meaning, robotic surgery and the advanced radiation techniques of intensity modulated radiation therapy and sort of modern active surveillance as opposed to the older-style "watchful waiting."
One thing we can say fairly definitively is that these treatments have some side effects, and they are worth discussing with your doctor and ask if you need treatment at all, and if so, what the right treatment is.
What were the significant findings?
At face value, the findings show that surgery has a larger impact on sexual function than radiation treatment, and it also has a bigger impact on urinary incontinence. If you get a little bit more into the details, with sexual function for example, that difference was really only large enough to be clinically meaningful in patients that started out with great function. About 45% of men did not have good erections at the time of diagnosis, so there really is only a subset of patients for whom that difference might be important.
Furthermore, some of the radiation patients get hormone therapy with their radiation treatment, which is appropriate particularly in the high-risk patients. In those patients, hormone therapy completely takes away the libido for the period of time the patient is on it. Some men are on it up to 2 or 3 years; for those men, the difference between surgery and radiation might not be significant. Men who had radiation had some side effects on bowel function, and side effects from the hormone therapy that occur in about 45% of men. Those side effects usually dissipated after a year. So, by the 3-year time point, they looked pretty similar to the active surveillance group.
Another small finding was that men who had surgery to remove the prostate actually did better than men who were on active surveillance in terms of those bothersome symptoms of an enlarged prostate. That is intuitive—if you remove the prostate you do not have to deal with the symptoms.


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3.6 earthquake rattled near Mount Rainier National Park Sunday afternoon
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck about 13 miles from Packwood, Washington at 12:31 p.m. on Sunday.
Published: 1:10 PM PST December 1, 2019
Updated: 1:13 PM PST December 1, 2019
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck near Mount Rainier National Park at 12:31 p.m. Sunday.
The earthquake was centered about 13 miles from Packwood, which is nearly 80 miles southeast from Olympia.
The U.S. Geological Survey reports it was a shallow quake, at just 2.2 kilometers deep.
The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN) had two reports on their "Did You Feel It" response page. The replies came from Randle and Vancouver, Washington.
The last quake that was widely felt in western Washington struck near Fall City on the morning of November 9.
RELATED: 3.2 earthquake hits near Snoqualmie, following a smaller quake
PNSN recorded nine small earthquakes from south Camano Island to north of Fall City in November, but most of them were too small to be felt.
RELATED: 9 quakes hit Puget Sound region in less than a week
More earthquake coverage from KING 5's Glenn Farley:
Latest science shows how the 'biggest one' will unfold in the Northwest
Buoyant tsunami pods offer protection after major earthquake
Ghost forest reveals clues to the Cascadia Subduction Zone's last earthquake
Vertical evacuation structures offer escape from massive tsunami
ShakeAlert earthquake warning app will be available to the public in Washington late next year
VIEW: Disaster coverage on KING 5
Be sure to connect with your community to learn how to best be ready for the worst. Join the KING 5 Disaster Preparedness Facebook group to get ideas and tips on emergency preparedness.
You can download the free KING 5 news app for the latest on weather and disaster-related news. On the app, you can subscribe to get alerts on our disaster coverage.
DOWNLOAD THE KING 5 APP FOR IPHONE HERE | DOWNLOAD THE KING 5 APP FOR ANDROID HERE
Levy to fund tsunami evacuation structures on the ballot in Grays Harbor County


New in: November 2016 - Cherry Colors - Cosmetics Heaven!
Yay, a new month went by and it's time to share all my new goodies I got in November.
If you are curious, you can check all the products I got in October.
I ordered a bunch of items from Jolse because I am obsessed with Asian skincare. Seriously, I love that stuff. This time I ordered Etude House Good Cera Original cream which I seriously love. It's freaking amazing even for my combination skin.
I also picked up the 100% Galactomyces serum by Elizavecca because I heard great stuff. I wanted to get their Bird nest serum but since it didn't have good reviews I picked this one up. And so far it's amazing. Lightweight, without a real scent (it has a wanna be scent that isn't really a scent, that I notice only the first moment that I am applying the serum).
I also got a face primer by TonyMoly Goddess Aura Pink Light [Smooth Fit Cover Aura] is the name of it. It is supposed to help your skin stay oil free and it has a slight pigment to it. Well, we'll see how well it will do.
A product that I got and didn't buy is the Nivea Cellular Anti-Age Daily Cream that I decided to use myself even if it's supposed to be used for aging skin (45+). It doesn't have any extra strong ingredients so I like to use it as a daily cream since it has a light UV protection in it (15).
Of course, Jolse wouldn't be a Korean seller if they didn't include a bunch of testers. They seem to have a lot of COSRX samples and some Lioele samples.
I got a custom made cream by Alpstories because for 14 days I have tracked my skin's status. I'll talk more about it in an upcoming blog post.
Since I loved the first Trend it Up nail polish that was given to me on the BBMU 2016 conference, I had to purchase a couple more. One is a rich caramel color while the other is a duo chrome.
Even if I didn't go to Avon's Event (where they introduced their Kenzo perfumes), I am still on their list of Monthly goodies. This month I got two products that scream Christmas. They are a Lipstick and red nail polish that reminds me of China Glaze's Ruby Pumps.
A while ago I ordered three Etude House Silk Cocoon Sheet Masks. I am not exactly sure where I got them, but they are one of the many versions these masks come in.
My brother went on a trip and I kept nagging him about getting me some cosmetics in the country he will visit. Well, I guess he didn't forget because I got a sheet mask by Starskin and a hand cream by Clarins.
Do you remember the cheap Chinese feet mask peeling fiasco? Well, I was pretty pissed at that time so I decided to try another brand for the peeling. This time I went with Etude House BeBe foot Mask which is pretty damn great. But more about it in another post.
A set from Bioaqua that helps with your pores or it should. I didn't really have any luck with it as I wrote in my short review.
Okay, hold on for a minute. I dreamed about this line for months, yes, months! But I finally got it. The set is mine, yaaaay! Of course, I'm talking about Le Couvent Des Minimes - Sereine line.
Inside you get a sleeping mask, a room/bed fragrance, a cologne water, and a shower gel. All three with the same scent. I was never so amazed at a scent before, but this one surely does it for me.
Which goodies did you get this month? Share them with us in the comments.


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2017-2018 Dinner Programs
Neville Public Museum 2017-2018 Dinner Program Schedule Open for Registration
Green Bay, WI---August 7, 2017---The Neville Public Museum Foundation is pleased to offer a schedule of exciting and educational Dinner Programs! Dinners begin at 5:00 p.m. and the program begins at 6:00 p.m. at the Neville Public Museum.
The 2017-2018 Dinner Program schedule includes:
The History of Broadcasting in Green Bay – Radio & Television
Presenter Tom Kiedinger will share the history of radio and television broadcasting in Green Bay. From a radio station at St. Norbert College to the beautiful WBAY building, this presentation will highlight stories and photos of early programming and personalities.
"Good Night Ladies"
Ladies and Gentleman, there will be dancing, pantomime's and historic costumes. Etiquette from days gone by, and fashion, hoops to hobble skirts is the theme of "Good Night Ladies". Karen Cowan, Carol Jones and Vivian Tomlinson will unveil the age-old secrets of "feminine mystique". Sure to be entertaining and delightful.
Nuts and Bolts of Neon
Join collector and artisan Jed Schleisner for an electrifying look at the art and science behind the iconic signs featured in the exhibit Neon: Darkness Electrified. Jed will provide an exciting evening full of plasma demonstrations and stories of how he restores and collects vintage signs.
Anastasia Lee's My Christmas Card to You
The holiday season is known as "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year!" Join us as International recording artist and 2016 Ashwaubenon High School graduate Anastasia Lee takes us on a musical journey as we harken back to those unforgettable memories of Christmas. Take a deep breath and remember those things that make you love and hold Christmas dear. Join Anastasia as she sings a veritable Christmas card full of fun and memories…and a surprise or two!
"Becoming a Latino in the United States"
Professor Marcelo Cruz from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay addresses how latinos learn to be a "minority group" here in the United States. How do people of Latin American heritage navigate the layers of identity in the United States as they adapt, modify and resist U.S. identity politics. This program is intended to complement the Neville's exhibit Estamos Aqui.
Celtic Hearth with Brian Cunningham & Gerry Sloan
For thousands of years, the Celts gathered around the hearth of their homes to celebrate life and death in dance, story and song. From our hearth to yours, comes this unique experience where you share the life of the Celtic people with an interactive and engaging experience that calls you home. Celtic Hearth is an innovative Irish duo who bring together their passion for Celtic history, music, dance and culture into one unforgotten performance.
Wild About the Wildlife Sanctuary
Enjoy an evening with Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary Director Mike Reed as he shares over 80 years of history and a look at current happenings at one of Green Bay's most beloved destinations.
"Golda Meir, The Journey Home" with Jessica Michna
How does a girl born in the Ukraine, raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, travel a path that will lead her to become Prime Minister of Israel? This informative, entertaining program, developed by Jessica Michna, explores that rather circuitous route. What roadblocks and detours were thrown in Golda's way and how did she overcome them? The journey is a fascinating one, filled with joy, sorrow, seriousness and humor. Let Golda, as portrayed by Ms Michna, tell you in her own words.
The cost per program is:
$20/ for each Neville Member
$25/ for each Non-member
You can find additional information and register online at www.NevillePublicMuseum.org.


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Tech ·Apple
Apple helper Jamf sees stock jump over 50% in first day of trading
BYAaron Pressman
July 22, 2020, 8:42 PM UTC
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Going public during a pandemic has changed the process dramatically for debuting companies like Jamf, which started trading on the Nasdaq on Wednesday.
Jamf, which helps companies, schools, and other large organizations manage their fleets of iPhones and Mac computers, priced its shares at $26, higher than planned and giving the company a stock market value of about $3 billion. In active trading on Wednesday, the shares shot up as high as $51, before closing at $39.20, a 51% gain from the IPO price.
CEO Dean Hager says that because of the COVID-19 pandemic, he was able to stay put at headquarters in Minneapolis instead of hitting the road for weeks of travel and in-person meetings to promote the IPO.
"Spending each evening with my family, sleeping in my own bed—not so bad during a road show when you hear about how these road shows typically go," he tells Fortune.
And the virtual meetings he had with investors were more efficient, he says. "I think they're more effective, I honestly do," Hager says. "You're face-to-face with everybody. They're extraordinarily effective meetings."
The pandemic has not hurt Jamf's business much, Hager says. The company has over 40,000 customers—including Apple itself—which have deployed more than 17 million Apple devices.
In an early peek at its second-quarter results, Jamf disclosed revenues between $61.1 million and $62.3 million, which is a gain of 26% to 29% over the same period last year. That's a slower rate of growth than in the first quarter, when Jamf's revenue increased 37% to $60.4 million. It also expects to report a second-quarter profit of $2.7 million to $3.9 million versus a loss of $4.4 million in 2019.
"Of course, we saw the same macroeconomic impact that every other business saw," Hager explains. "The difference with Jamf is, one, we had a very resilient business model ourselves with recurring, all-subscription revenue. In addition, while we did see the macroeconomic headwinds, we have specific workflows that are in need right now."
Those workflows more in demand from customers during the pandemic include helping doctors make virtual visits with a simple videoconferencing app that doesn't require setup by the patients. Jamf also helps teachers manage student use of classroom tech like iPads even in a virtual classroom setting. And the company's technology allows a customer's IT department to set up a new Mac or iPhone out of the box from Apple without needing physical access to the device.
Recently, Apple bought a small Jamf rival called Fleetsmith. The four-year-old startup says it provides initial setup, software updates, and security services for Apple devices in corporate and school settings. Apple also already offers some help for large organizations managing many devices via its Apple Business Manager app.
"It's really not competitive," Hager says. "There's a very, very thin overlapping of technology to the point that it's immaterial to us. Our partnership with Apple over the years has always been that we embrace what they build, and we extend it for the enterprise and for education."
The Fleetsmith acquisition should lead Apple to improve services like the Business Manager app that Jamf already relies on to serve its customers, he adds. "We applaud it because all that means is our solutions will be better for our customers."
Excluding about 4.5 million shares sold in the IPO by existing shareholders, Jamf sold 13.5 million new shares and raised $320 million. Some of those proceeds will go toward repaying a $205 million bank loan. That should help lower or eliminate Jamf's quarterly interest expenses of about $5 million, further improving profitability.
More must-read tech coverage from Fortune:
A look at the high-tech camera feature that could raise iPhone prices
We don't have enough of the air filters capable of stopping the coronavirus
"Lights Out": A new book investigates how and when things fell apart at General Electric
How Ford cars are getting closer to self-driving with Intel's Mobileye
What is confidential computing, and why are cloud companies so interested in it?


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Sing to me Mama est une chanson interprétée par Karen Cheryl et sortie en 1978.

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Crippled by the events of The Oz Effect, Superman struggles to regain a sense of hope for humanity.
As a strange new threat brews in the background, a faithless Son of both Krypton and Earth must make a choice stay and fight for his adoptive homeworld, or answer a call from the stars.
Action Comics # 992 is written by Dan Jurgens and Rob Williams with art by Will Conrad and a cover drawn by Francis Manapul.
Action Comics # 992 is a 32 page comic book drawn in full color and rated T.


The July 31st trade deadline occurs on a Tuesday this year, and is always one of the busiest days of the year, traffic wise, for the blog. Everyone has an opinion on what happened, what should have happened, and what might have happened in a dream world. So, what if you had the opportunity to get together with a large group of Mariner fans a couple of days after the trade deadline, talk about the recent events, and watch some Mariner prospects at the same time?
Well, you just might. Jeff Sullivan and I are looking into the feasibility of flying into Seattle during the first few days in August and hosting a pair of USSM/LL events – one up in Everett for the northsiders, and one down in Tacoma for the southside folks. We're looking at August 2nd/3rd as the potential dates, which is a Thursday night in Tacoma and a Friday night up in Everett.
Cost for each would be likely somewhere in the $20-$25 range and would include your ticket to the game. If you've been to a USSM get together before, you know we'll do our best to make it worth your time and money.
Number of people – bringing friends/family?
Level of interest – definitely in, probably in, or maybe in.
Which site – Everett or Tacoma (or both is fine too).
I have an idea of what I think the response will be like, but before I throw down a good chunk of cash and buy a plane ticket back to Seattle, I'd like to make sure this is something you guys are in for. The events are always a good time, and we'll get to prove that Jeff and I are indeed two seperate people.
I'm down for Tacoma on the 2nd.
Dave, you said you were driving to Atlanta the other day, what city are you from or do you live in. I'm a huge Mariner fan in living in Orlando. Just curious.
Dave is in North Carolina. Greensboro or Winston-Salem, IIRC, but I might not.
I have to quit banishing myself to Alaska for the summers. I never get to go to these things. Have fun everyone.
I'm down for tacoma any day. maybe 2 people, probably just me though.
I'm interested in a Tacoma event if I'm in country. The date will matter most but I'm assuming August 2-4 (somewhere in there?). It'd be 1-2 people.
There are two Vancouvers in the area. I was just trying to be clear on which one. Coming down from Vancouver can be a real drag though (pharmaceutically).
"not just geographically"… Sorry, I read "just not geographically". I'll shut up now.
Definitely in for Tacoma. Just me. Count on it.
So I'm definitely going to be driving from Central Idaho for this. If anyone is in Lewiston/Colfax/Vantage/Tri-Cities/Yakima/Ellensburg/wherever and needs a ride, I can certainly help you out.
Phooey. I'd be up for the Tacoma event, but I work Thursday nights. Arrrgh.
Count me in for Everett (nice facility).
I'm up for Everett on either day. 1 person, pretty definite unless work conspires against me.
65: Yeah, I've been through Colfax many times, and I've seen that cop. Thanks, though.
Can't do Thursday, but Friday in Everett? Heck yeah, count me in! I'll work Saturday if I have to! (Which, I'll probably have to.) It would be great to once again put faces with (screen)names.
Well, actually, as a former reporter for the Whitman County (formerly Colfax) Gazette, I must point out: It's not so much a speed trap as US195 is the "Main Street" right through the middle of town. 25 mph is about right for that situation, don't cha think?
My son and I could probably make Everett on Friday.
I'd like to attend the Everett event.
69: Yes, but they enforce it heaavily. Not that there's a problem with that.
That was me on the SportsBash giving Dave and USSM props. I should be so lucky to produce content half as good as Dave's.
Count me in for one in Tacoma.


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What is the latest Python 3 string formatting style that is used?
Where may I find a list of the changes from Python 2.0?
Not sure there is a latest standard, but there has been a new format introduced in Python 3.6, f-strings. Previous to that we had the modulo format, %s, &c. and later in Python 2 the .format method was introduced.
To compare the two major versions, search for what's new in Python 3 and it should turn up some useful comparisons.
print - in Python 2, this is a construct but in 3 it is a function.
iterators - in Python 2 iterators returned a list but in 3 they return an iterator object.
raw_input - from Python 2 is obsolete in 3, and has been revised to use input.
You'll find other differences, of course, not the least of which is how each version works with character data. In python 3 all character data is unicode.
If you are working with Python 3.6 or above, f-string is very similar to string interpolation in ES6 and Ruby where the placeholders contain their interpolated variable.
May I also write it with the .format?
With str.format we can use keywords but they get defined in the arguments list. We cannot interpolate them like f-strings.


Do you know how extended family members influence children's language repertoire?
Sometimes parents consider themselves to be the most influential agencies to children's learning languages because they are always told about that by educators, psychologists and many other people. However, not many people understand that children's communication with extended family members including grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins appears to be crucial for their language practices in the society. This communication, as Baker (2011) states, prepares children for different outside community practices in various domains apart from home environment. Children's language educational practices at school vary from those in playgrounds, entertainment places, shopping centers and family or community events where they make a particular language choice, in most cases in favour of a dominant language. Family members' understanding and support of this issue help to develop children's confidence in their language repertoires and communication skills in the society. The mismatch between parents and extended family views on children's language practices results in children's emotional stress about their own language proficiency, diminishes their communication with entire families and/or limits their social interaction.
The difference between grandparents and parents' views on children's language practices is usually about mother-tongue practices in multilingual and multicultural societies. Grandparents tend to preserve mother-tongue practices and develop grandchildren's ethnic identity by encouraging them not to mix languages in communication (Lotherington & Eamer, 2008). Elderly generation strongly assumes that fostering children's mother-tongue practices and national identity will help to transfer linguistic and cultural heritage to future generations. However, current youth may resist these ideologies because they try to adapt to the society by communicating in languages their peers speak. The solution for this problem may be extended family involvement in school and community activities in which children's multilingual practices are clearly observed. Thus, the whole family might change their attitudes and understand how to develop children's language practices without generating an additional pressure to children who try to adjust to the society.
The research on Chinese family members engagement in their children's language education in Canada has revealed that grandparents' frequency of meeting their grandchildren directly influenced their attitudes to children's multilingual practices of Chinese, Cantonese and English (Taylor, Bernhard, Garg, & Cummins, 2008). Grandparents who live with their children and help to raise their grandchildren communicate only in Chinese, but can understand English. On the contrary, grandparents who live separately from their children and rarely meet grandchildren appear to speak only Cantonese. Taylor et al. highlight the importance of extended family involvement and understanding of children's multilingual and multicultural practices which develops "transnational and transgenerational webs of kinship, and cultural and faith-based communities of practice" and promotes children's initiation in "shared ways of knowing, remembering and imagining vital to the multiple affiliations and semiotic economies through which their identities are constituted" (p. 289). Hence, language practices and ideologies, that extended family use, straightly effects to children's development of language repertoires and identities which consequently easens or hardens their adaptation in multilingual and multicultural society.
Do you have any personal experiences or observations of how extended family members influence children's language repertoire?
Baker, C. (2011). Bilingual Education and Bilingualism. Fifth edition (Eds.). Bristol, UK; Multilingual Matters.
Dear @asselt I am strongly agree with you that children should socialize starting from their home, family and family members. In addition, I would like to say that the importance of communication with relatives is not only important for child's language competence, but for constructing his/her identity and adsorbing cultural values it also plays a crustal role. Thank you for rising such a good issue from your perspectives) I hope the next generation despite the latinization of Kazakh language, will transmit Kazakh as the heritage language. I guess we will do as much effort as it is necessary for helping to them.
Assema, thanks for sharing your opinion. I see your point in supporting and preserving linguistic and cultural heritage in families through generations. And, I do agree that parents (and grandparents) are agents who transmit this knowledge to children, even though the process of transmission usually appears challenging for immigrant children in a multilingual society because different languages and cultures are continuous dialogue and immersion.
Dear Assel, thank you for raising this topic. It is very interesting to know that the perspectives of parents and grandparents concerning a child's languages use may differ. More interestingly, I know the case of one family where the perspectives of parents regarding their children's language repertoire differ. It is a multilingual family where a father is ethnic Kazakh and a mother is ethnic Japanese, and their children speak fluent Kazakh and basic Russian, Japanese and English. The father wants their children to speak fluent Japanese and Russian as well as Kazakh, but the mother thinks that there is no need for their children to acquire Japanese from the childhood.
Gulnar, thank you for sharing this. Have you ever asked why their mother does not appreciate children's learning Japanese? Is it because Japanese is rarely spoken in Kazakhstan or she does not see any future perspectives connected with this language?
And, it would be more significant to know grandparents' position in this respect.
Assel, yes, we talked about the reasons. I found it interesting, but the mother said Japanese is not common language in our country, so children do not have opportunities to practice this language. She said probably in the future their children would learn Japanese by themselves.
I think, @asselt that the answer to the question, posed at beginning, is obviously "yes", as children' first linguistic experience starts at home. You introduce your post stating that adults realize their important role, as language agents, because this ideology is imposed to them; and then, you argue that "the mismatch" between parents' views and their kids' linguistic practices cause psychological pressure on children. Is this misunderstanding a result of policies influencing language practices or/and parents' and children's resistance to certain language policies? Alternatively, is this a natural phenomenon existing in any society?
Aigulizat, thank you for the interest and questions you've raised here. The blogpost aimed to look at grandparents' perspectives in children's learning languages in a multilingual society. And, the mismatch usually takes place between parents who support multilingual policy and granparents who resist it. That is why grandparents who frequently take care of their grandchildren tend to influence by providing their own language ideologies which do not coincide with parents' views and multilingual society norms in the whole. That is why minority children experience discomfort or other drawbacks while adapting to new society. This phenomenon is quite ubiquitous for families of ethnic minorities in multilingual societies all around the world.


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Here is another series of pictures taken by my good friend Denton Morris. Again, thanks to Denton for graciously scanning his photos and allowing me to post them here. Denton is a professional photographer and you can see his recent work at his website www.dentonmorris.com. The photos below are Denton's property and he holds all the rights to them, please contact him directly, or me and I will put you in touch, if you wish to reuse them.
The second day of the rally was held in very typical, wet Northwest weather. We didn't leave Seattle for the Olympia area until late morning on the Friday, so we didn't get to the stages until after lunch. I have long since forgotten the name of this stage, but it had a good hairpin left for photographing the cars at.
Kankunnen was first through the stage in the 205 T-16.
Alen was next through with the Lancia Delta S4.
John Buffum in the Sport Quattro.
Rod Millen in the Group A Mazda 323 GTX.
The Alessandrini brothers in their privately entered Delta S4. They brushed the bank and the red object behind the left rear wheel is a piece of their air dam. One of the spectators on the hillside jumped down and picked it up as a souvenir.
Walter Boyce in the Light Performance Works prepared VW Golf GTI entered by Volkswagen of America.
This was the all Japanese team of Kunimasa and Hori in a Toyotal Corolla.
I can't read the car number on this RX-7, but it may be the local team of Jolly / Sorenson.
Not sure about who (or what) is passing the Honda CRX of Ray Hocker. Ray is now an official in the NASA Rallysport organization and also went to High School with my older brother.
The Toyota of local team Whiting / Damitio. They usually run a Mazda RX-3.
Later on in the day things began to dry out. I don't remember the name of this stage either, but I do remember Alen nailed me in the back with a rock.
Kankunnen is first through the stage.
One of the TTE Celica Turbos.
In 1986 the Olympus gained World Rally Championship status and would be held in early December. The Rallyweek Northwest organizers decided not to do a Rallyweek Northwest in April, but instead just ran the Nor'wester SCCA National Pro Rally in May as a shakedown for the Olympus. As usual, the rally was based in Tumwater, WA and used the familiar stages in the nearby Capitol Forest. However, there were no city street stages as in rallies past.
Doug Shepherd was running his Dodge Shelby in GT class.
New Zealander Clive Smith was running a Toyota in Group A.
Group A Audi entered by Carter/Kingsley. They DNF'd later.
Dodge Shelby GLH of Landau/Landau running in the Production class.
Another Dodge Omni GLH driven by the team of Crawford & Andreini.
The Wantanabe brothers in their Group A Toyota.
Shepherd and Reese at night.
Another Dodge running in the GT class.
The Gooches in their GT class Dodge.
Local crew of Grant Whiting and Ray Damitio in their Mazda RX-3. They were sponsored by Walt's Radiator of Olympia. I always liked the color scheme of this car.
Local Gene McCullough in a Datsun 510.
John Buffum's stepson Paul Choiniere was running an Audi 80 in Production.
Another Datsun. I can't seem to find any information on the crew.
Jon Woodner had finally gotten his Peugeot 205 T-16. The car started as a street 205 built for Group B homologation. Jon had it modified in the UK since the French wouldn't sell him an ex-works car. Here it is at night service probably in Shelton, WA. After being housed in a collection by Jon's widow for many years, the car was sold and is now in England and has been fitted with an Evolution 2 body kit and is active on the historic Group B rally circuit.
Around 1982 or 1983 the organizers of the Olympus rally decided to work toward getting the rally included as a round in the World Rally Championship. In 1983 and 1984 they moved the Norwester and Olympus to consecutive weekends in April as Rally Week Northwest. In 1985 the Olympus Rally moved to the 4th of July weekend as an FIA observed WRC prototype event with the possibility of becoming a round of the WRC in a subsequent year. That year the Olympus ran to WRC rules, however SCCA open class cars were also allowed to compete.
The works Audi team, Audi Sport sent a brand new Quattro S1 to make its competition debut with Hannu Mikkola and Arne Hertz. No doubt shaking it down prior to its WRC debut on Rally Argentina. Plus Audi and Mikkola/Hertz could gain some early knowledge of the event prior to inclusion on the calendar and already have some pace notes that have been run at speed.
The first stage of the Olympus had traditionally been held in downtown Olympia for the past two years.
Mikkola/Hertz in the spectacular S1 Quattro.
John Buffum was next in his A1 Quattro.
Bruno Kreibich in his ex-Buffum Group 4 Quattro. I think this is the one that Mouton won the '82 Port Wine Rally in.
Kiwi Alan Carter in a Saab.
Rod Millen in his AWD RX-7, built in his Newport, CA shop.
These next few shots of the leading trio of Mikkola, Buffum and Millen are from the Taylor Town stage just outside of Shelton, WA.
Jon Woodner was at the Olympus with a new Peugeot 505 to replace his aged 504. Here he is on the Taylor Town stage.
Another RX-7 on the long straight on Taylor Town.
I forget the specifics of this stage. It's a typical Capitol Forest stage though.
Another Capitol Forest stage. Check out the Jeepster in the background. The Jeep club was working crowd control and radio at this stage.
Rod Millen rolled his Rx-7. You can see the surround around the rear oil cooler is missing.
The first service halt was in Elma, WA.
The S1 E2 getting service from the works Audi team.
John Buffum's long time mechanic "Salty" Sottolano at work on the Quattro.
You can see the extent of the damage on Rod Millen's RX-7 after his roll.
Rod needed a drink after that.
Jon Woodner did a better job at rolling his Peugeot, but was able to make it to service.
On Friday the competitors headed out to the Capitol Forest just outside of Olympia after the overnight rest halt. I had a final in the morning so I didn't get down there until after lunch. I missed the ORV Park stage with the famous water splash. You can find some footage on FaceTube of it. The day started out pretty rainy, but dried out as it progressed.
First through were the leaders Kankunnen and Alen in their private battle for the Driver's title.
Lars Erik Torph's TTE Celica Turbo.
The event hadn't been re-seeded, so Buffum was 5th on the road, but running in 3rd.
Rod Millen was soldering on in his Group A Mazda.
Steve Millen's TTE entered Celica. Wonder if he liked driving this better than his regular stadium truck.
Here's an "arty shot" of the 205 at a later stage.
Markku in a nice drift.
One of the Toyotas. I moved across the road from the last shot's location after being drilled in the back by a rock from the Delta S4 after I took the last shot.
JB and the Sport Quattro, Ex-Mouton Pikes Peak.