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"STATELESS": Co-produced/created by Cate Blanchett
Yvonne as Sofie Werner
It's an exciting time for all of us who proudly worked on "Stateless", the six part television drama series co-produced/created by Cate Blanchett on the Australian immigration detention system.
All six episodes have been released on Netflix so a global audience can now see the series. It's also still available to watch here in Australia on ABC iView.
Part of my job as the Dialect Coach was coaching Yvonne Strahovski for her leading role as Sofie Werner. Yvonne and I have known each other for 20 years since I was her dialect tutor at drama school so it was an utter joy to work together again.
CHARACTER & DIALECT BACKGROUND
As some background, "Stateless" is based on true stories and Yvonne's character Sofie is inspired by the real-life story of Cornelia Rau. Rau was a German-born citizen and permanent Australian resident from early childhood who suffered with a mental illness. Her story came to the public eye when it was discovered she had been unlawfully detained in a detention centre after discharging herself from an Australian hospital and identifying herself as a German tourist who had lost her passport.
The role of Sofie echoes that story, showing her trying to escape from her struggles with mental health by running away from family, work pressures and the traumas of a cult she became involved with. Sofie is stopped for questioning and passes herself off as a German backpacker named Eva Hoffman who has lost her passport.
In pre-production, we had access to watch an investigation documentary into the detention centre system which featured footage of Rau. Her accent was inconsistent and went in and out of her 'put on German accent' and her real Australian voice, particularly when she became emotional and distressed.
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Several people have asked me about Sofie/Eva's accent so this post is to help clarify those interests.
Sofie's dialect as Eva is a hybrid mix of German/Australian as it is being put on by an Australian woman suffering deeply with her mental health.
Sofie's parents, Frank and Elka, are German but she and her sister Margot were raised as Australians so natively speak English with Australian accents. Her 'German accent' as Eva is not fluently German or vocally/emotionally stable as neither is she.
In human speech, when people become emotional, they often revert to the patterns of their native dialect and language as it is their core, primal vocal and emotional expression. This often shows up in their use of rhythm, pace, melody and inflection, but also in varying vowels and consonants. Think of those as the authentic heartbeat and song lines of how they naturally communicate as a human. This is what occurred in the footage I watched of Rau where one moment she sounded 'German' then next Australian or a hybrid mix of the two when upset.
In "Stateless", Sofie as Eva speaks English fluently so a German speaker or interpreter isn't required. This means to the untrained ears of the detention centre teams, interviewers and fellow detainees, they don't realise she isn't in fact German and from Hamburg as she claims or able to speak the language fluently. The first time doubt creeps in about this is a scene with Rosna, a fellow detainee. Rosna momentarily speaks to Eva in fluent German to which Sofie clearly hesitates and replies in a very basic, broken German sentence. It's evident her grasp of the language is minimal and lacking fluency. Later, the psychologist who interviews Sofie writes notes in his report about her mental state and that she possibly has an Australian accent. This final note isn't seen or read until the detention centre team start to realise Eva may in fact be an Australian citizen.
I hope this helps to clarify Yvonne's dialect as Eva for those curious about it. It was designed both in coaching and performance to echo Sofie Werner's true state ... that of an Australian woman with a mental illness who has German parents but does not speak the language fluently so her Australian vocal traits creep in when emotional or distressed. These echo the story and footage of Cornelia Rau.


A wagon ride onto the prairie, a tour of the sod homestead and the chance to feed farm animals are all possible summer activities at Plains Conservation Center (PCC) in Aurora. Denver Botanic Gardens partners with the City of Aurora to provide education and public programs at this property that is part of the City of Aurora, Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department.
And now there is a new star of the show, a baby donkey that was born in late June! She is not yet named, as the City of Aurora plans to conduct a naming contest, but that doesn't make her any less cute. We all can't get enough of her! You can get up close to her (donkeys were used to protect the sheep—sheep were used for food by the homesteaders) and many other farm animals during a daily animal interaction program called "The Art and Science of Raising What You Eat," conducted by City of Aurora naturalists. This program is 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on weekdays and 3-4 p.m. on weekends through mid-August.
Another activity to make your trip to PCC special on a Saturday is to participate in two different tours. The first, "Plains Conservation Center Prairie Wagon Tour," is a wagon ride onto the prairie to learn about the short grass prairie and the plants and animals that call it home. You might see red-tailed hawks, pronghorn sheep or prairie dogs, among other sights. This tour is 10-11:30 a.m. on select Saturdays through July.
The second, "Plains Conservation Center Cultural History Tour," is a tour of the sod homestead and the Cheyenne Camp at PCC where you will learn how different groups of people adapted to living in the plains ecosystem in the 1800s. Your guide will take you into the different buildings that make up the sod homestead village, including the homes, schoolhouse and blacksmith shop. You will also visit the tipis that make up the Cheyenne Camp and learn about some of the typical objects used that were sourced from the prairie ecosystem, such as many objects made from the bison who were ubiquitous at the time. This tour is 12:30-2 p.m. on select Saturdays through July.
Starting in August, these two tours will be combined into one tour, "Plains Conservation Center Wagon Tour," running 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays in August. Why, you ask? Because of a pair of eagles nesting in a very inconvenient tree, the shorter prairie route was not available as nesting eagles are protected by a perimeter between November and July. Once the perimeter is taken down we will have more flexible tour options. Unfortunately, we do not believe our resident eagles hatched any eaglets this year, but we certainly hope they keep trying!
Register for many more programs and tours at PCC.
Come on out to Plains Conservation Center and see us soon! PCC is located at 21901 E. Hampden Avenue, Aurora, CO 80013.


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FG Percentage .518 (29-56) .446 (25-56)
3P FG Percentage .400 (8-20) .412 (7-17)
FT Percentage .813 (13-16) .800 (20-25)
Offensive Rebounds 7 13
Bench Points 7 9
Points Hamlet - 25
O'Neal - 26
Rebounds Stoller - 6
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Assists Hamlet - 5
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8-23; 3-15 MVC
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Valpo Edges Indiana State in Exhilarating MVC Tournament Opener
Meredith Hamlet scored a team-high 25 points in Thursday's win.
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After trailing by as many as 13 points, the Valparaiso University women's basketball team roared from behind and eventually held on for dear life on Thursday evening at the TaxSlayer Center in Moline, Ill. When the clock hit zero, the Valpo bench erupted with joy, celebrating a 79-77 win over Indiana State in the first round of the 2019 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. Appropriately enough, it was senior Meredith Hamlet (McBain, Mich. / McBain) who scored a team-high 25 points, helping extend her career beyond Thursday.
Indiana State (11-19) jumped out to an early 11-5 lead by shooting 80 percent through the first two and a half minutes. That forced Valpo head coach Mary Evans into a timeout.
The Indiana State run continued after the timeout as it extended to 10-0 to make it 17-5. By the end of the first quarter, Valpo had closed to within 10 at 22-12. Indiana State's Tamara Lee had 11 points on her own, while Valpo was limited to 29 percent shooting.
Valpo went on a 9-2 run to begin the second quarter, culminating with an Addison Stoller (Cissna Park, Ill. / Cissna Park) layup that made it 24-21 with 5:39 left in the first half. The lead fluctuated between four and eight for the remainder of the quarter before Indiana State took a 35-30 lead into the locker room.
Valpo's typical 3-point prowess wasn't there in the first half, as the team went 2-of-11 from beyond the arc. Three Valpo players pitched in seven points apiece to share the team lead at the break.
Shay Frederick (Greeneville, Wis. / Hortonville) heated up early in the third quarter, drilling triples on consecutive Valpo possessions to cut the lead to one at 37-36 at the 7:46 mark.
After trailing by as many as 13, Valpo took its first lead of the game on a Hamlet layup with 6:19 left in the third quarter. Indiana State jumped back in front, but Hamlet knocked in a huge triple with 4:44 left in the third to make it 47-45. Hamlet continued her big stretch by once again giving Valpo the lead, connecting from distance with 2:50 left in the third to make it 50-49 Valpo and force an Indiana State timeout.
With 24 seconds left in the third quarter, it was Grace Hales' (Cromwell, Ind. / Westview) turn to nail a go-ahead 3 as the back-and-forth affair continued with Valpo taking a 58-57 edge through three quarters. Hamlet scored 10 points in the third quarter alone to help Valpo put up 28 points.
Stoller snapped a 71-all stalemate with a basket despite being fouled with 3:04 left to make it 73-71, then Ella Ellenson (Rice Lake Wis. / Rice Lake) beat the shot clock on the ensuing possession to up the lead to four at 75-71.
Valpo built up a six-point lead with 59 seconds left at 77-71, but the team had to hold on for dear life to pick up the victory. Regan Wentland cut the lead to two at 79-77 with 10 seconds to go, then Tamara Lee picked up a steal to give Indiana State a chance to tie or win. Valpo got the final stop as Frederick swiped the ball away as time expired.
Inside the Game
This year's senior class became the first in program history to win a league tournament game in all four years.
Valpo has now won eight games decided by five points or fewer, its most since 2012-13.
Valpo is 7-1 in league tournament first-round games over the last eight years.
Valpo snapped a five-game head-to-head losing streak to Indiana State, picking up its first win over the Sycamores since a 69-65 victory on Dec. 8, 2001. The team avenged two regular-season defeats on Thursday. In particular, this game flipped the script from the last meeting in Terre Haute, when Valpo fell after leading by eight in the second half.
Valpo shot over 50 percent for the third time this season and did so for the second consecutive game by hitting 51.8 percent from the field. The team made 16 of its 22 shots in the second half.
Valpo had 28 points in the third quarter, one game after tying the program record for points in a single quarter with 30 against Loyola.
This marked the second consecutive game all five Valpo starters finished in double figures. Hamlet's 25 led the way, while Stoller (13), Ellenson (13), Hales (11) and Frederick (10) joined her.
Hamlet's 25 points came on an efficient 8-of-11 shooting. She also dished out a team-high five assists. This was Hamlet's highest scoring output since Jan. 18, when she had 26, also against the Sycamores.
The Valpo men and women have defeated the same school in tournament play in the same year for the first time since the 2004 Mid-Con Tournament.
Valpo has won back-to-back games for the first time since beating Chicago State on Nov. 29 and Eastern Illinois on Dec. 2.
Hamlet played her 122nd career game, moving into a tie for second in program history with Jeanette Gray (1999-2003).
Turning a 13-point deficit into a victory marked Valpo's largest comeback of the season, surpassing the team's 12-point comeback to beat St. Francis Brooklyn. In fact, this was Valpo's largest comeback since Jan. 12, 2013, when Valpo trailed by 15 and came back to beat Youngstown State 67-59. Ironically, Valpo head coach Mary Evans was on the Youngstown State bench as an assistant for that game.
Thursday was Valpo's first win this season when trailing at halftime after going 0-14 in such instances during the regular season.
Thoughts from Head Coach Mary Evans
"I'm really happy for these young ladies. I thought we had a great week of preparation. Indiana State did a great job coming out and being aggressive and physical early in the game. We were taken aback by that and let them get a big lead. I'm really proud of the way they continued to fight, scratch and claw to get back into the game."
"Our team is still extremely young. Even a redshirt sophomore in Addison Stoller has played a lot more minutes than she did last year. There is a lot of inexperience on the floor for us, and our players have continued to learn every single day. We talk about the fact that you're only a loser if you don't learn, and our players have accepted that mentality. They've taken things from our losses and grown individually and collectively. They're starting to see the culmination of that and find a way to win. We're starting to get over the hump that we couldn't get over in January and February."
"It started with our defense. We got tougher. They were throwing the punches in the first quarter and we were backing away, then we matched some of that physicality. Our offense struggled through the first half. Our tempo wasn't good, we weren't moving and cutting hard. Our players corrected that in the second half and started moving with more tempo. We got better looks and started making them. This is a very good shooting basketball team, so when we struggled from 3 in the first half, we knew that's not who we are as a team."
"Drake is a really good team. We had two games where we lost, and you're never happy with a loss, but we were like, 'OK, we saw some good things.' We didn't sustain it, but there were positive stretches. They're an extremely talented group – they're well-coached, they're disciplined, they play hard. They're a great team and they're a great team to represent our conference. I want to get our kids in a position to be competitive and go out there and give it the best shot we have. It's March and crazy things happen in March, so you never know."
Valpo (8-23) advances to the quarterfinal round of Hoops in the Heartland to take on No. 21 Drake at the TaxSlayer Center in Moline, Ill. The game will tip at noon and will be broadcast on ESPN+. Links to live video, audio and stats will be available on ValpoAthletics.com.
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Q: Apache Camel Response Type Mismatch for Multiple Apache Camel REST Services I am testing out a contrived REST API using the Apache Camel REST DSL.
I am attempting to POST to the /login route shown below and getting an unexpected response.
Here is my REST configuration and REST services.
    restConfiguration().apply {
        component = "undertow"
        port = "8082"
        bindingMode = RestBindingMode.json
        dataFormatProperty("prettyPrint", "true")
        apiContextPath = "api-doc"
        apiProperty("api.title", "Online Bookstore API")
        apiProperty("cors", "true")
        apiProperty("host", "localhost:8082")
        apiProperty("base.path", "bookstore/api")
    }

    rest("/login")
        .post()
            .consumes("application/json")
            .description("User Authentication.")
            .type(LoginRequest::class.java)
            .outType(AuthenticatedResponse::class.java)
        .route().routeId("login-route")
            .to("direct:processLoginRequest")

    rest("/registration")
        .post()
            .consumes("application/json")
            .description("Register a new Gutenberg customer")
            .type(CustomerRegistration::class.java)
        .route().routeId("registration-route")
            .to("direct:processRegistrationRequest")

    rest("/customer/payment-method")
        .post()
            .consumes("application/json")
            .description("Setup a new customer payment method")
            .type(NewPaymentMethod::class.java)
        .route().routeId("payment-method-route")
            .to("direct:processNewPaymentMethod")

    rest("/books")
        .get()
            .description("Get a list of books available for purchase.")
            .outType(Array<BookResponse>::class.java)
        .route().routeId("books-route")
            .to("direct:retrieveBooks")

    rest("/orders/purchase")
        .post()
            .description("Creates a new order")
            .type(NewBookOrder::class.java)
            .outType(OrderResponse::class.java)
        .route().routeId("order-route")
            .to("direct:processOrder")
}

This is the response I get:

com.fasterxml.jackson.module.kotlin.MissingKotlinParameterException: Instantiation of [simple type, class com.example.camel.messages.outbound.OrderResponse] value failed for JSON property id due to missing (therefore NULL) value for creator parameter id which is a non-nullable type
   at [Source: (ByteArrayInputStream); line: 4, column: 1] (through reference chain: com.example.camel.messages.outbound.OrderResponse["id"])

Notice that it seems to be skipping the outType defined for /login and using the outType for /orders/purchase.
I must have something configured wrong here. Any ideas? I have tried multiple ways and get the same result.

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So where was I? Oh yes, intention. You always have to have it, whatever your endeavor may be, and take action — scour the web, go to networking events, volunteer, etc. With your efforts and patience, some wonderful things may develop for you. What matters is having the intent. While I intended to create more opportunities this year, the ability to make them so was never a guarantee, regardless of my efforts.
In 2011 I wasn't able to travel as much as I would have liked to. A true nomadic spirit, I can never stay in one place for a whole year straight. I am constantly on the hunt for new adventures and stories to tell. I really really wanted to go to Vermont this summer and hit some yummy breweries while eating some cheese and Ben & Jerry's. No such luck. So while my year in beer was primarily local, I was able to create new situations, meet new people and repeat volunteer as always. When festival goers start to recognize me — whether it's from pouring for them the year before or reading my blog — I know that there is merit in the consistency of repetition. Staying local means strengthening relationships with industry folk; supporting the local craft breweries and economy while helping my own budget. So while I could easily complain that I didn't get too many miles on my (useless) frequent flier cards this year, I'm not. I am truly grateful for the travel and events I was able to make (e.g. Mondial in Montreal three years in a row; Quebec City; Toronto; New York). Canada and New York will always be old and new since there is so much to see, do, and taste. Brooklyn is numero uno on my list!
As I look forward to 2012, I would like to make it the year of travel. I want to visit unexplored beer territory for me — the Midwest and Northwest, Vermont, or maybe even to England for a beer bloggers conference. I'll just have to wait and see what happens. Trust me the intent is there. As long as there are wheels or wings, it's safe to say that The Hoppy Nomad will be going somewhere. I have to stay true to my name, and not just the 'Hoppy' part!
Back to where it all started, reflections and resolutions: they should at least remind you of how much can take place and change in just 365 days. You never know what setbacks (which are really just opportunities) will come your way. So take a snapshot of your year, your life, and what you dream of for yourself. While the quick fix resolutions may grab your attention if only for a moment, the intention to set yourself straight or improve upon something in your life is where the real effort takes place.
I tried to sum up 2011 for me in words, and I leave you a pictorial of The Hoppy Nomad's year of beer. Just click on Santa's beard. Resolutions? To continue my love of writing, travel, beer and to share more stories and knowledge with you. I hope that you have enjoyed this blog and will continue with me on this wonderfully hoppy and unpredictable journey. Cheers to you!


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The Archbishop of York John Sentamu gave a special blessing St. Michael's-on-Wyre flood victims on his trip to the Garstang deanery as part of his Crossroads mission.
Tuesday, 13th September 2016, 5:09 pm
Archbishop of York John Sentamu visits St Michael's on Wyre as part of the four-day Crossroads Mission
The Archbishop visited the village to give a special dedication at the newly refurbished village hall, which suffered thousands of pounds worth of damage following last year's floods.
The ceremony included a sprinkling of water over the building and those present as he blessed and prayed for the work of the building and people of the parish.
After meeting with schoolchildren from St Michael's on Wyre CE Primary School the Most Rev John Sentamu indulged in his favourite crumbly Lancashire cheese.
Canon Ron Greenall added: "As to the faith part of the evening .In a direct, factual and lucid way the Archbishop gave voice to his life story, faith , ministry and role as the Archbishop of York and the vital role of Christians in our life and society today.
Questions were taken from the floor and answers given.
In conclusion the Area Dean ,who had put so much work into the organisation and administration of this event, thanked the Archbishop for all he had done and presented him with a large gift box of Lancashire cheeses, fortunately including crumbly Lancashire."
The Crossroads Mission, which took place over a four day visit, is a unique exercise for the Church of England with local churches engaging in local mission, inviting individuals to find out more about Jesus.
The visit took place from September 8 to 11 and involved, Bishops from across the north of England coming to Blackburn Diocese, supporting parishes in the work of the Gospel, encouraging people to explore and develop a relationship with God in Jesus Christ.
As well as St Michael's the Archbishop planned visits to a number of local schools including John Cross CE Primary School in Bilsborrow


We wanted a decentralized blockchain voting system which uses an incorruptible and immutable background to have a fair electoral process and increases the voter engagement by more convenience and accessibility. It allows transparency by tracking votes to ensure its proper place while being anonymous. It reduces polling time with the following and tallying in real time.
Chain-Voting constructs a decentralized blockchain network that can be used in small or large scale elections. A Firebase database is used to create a whitelist of voter id's and passwords who can participate in the election. To begin the blockchain network, 'voter.py' creates a list of candidates and a genesis block. Then other voters can run 'voter.py' to cast their votes and update the blockchain.
We built it in Python using blockchain to decentralize the voting system by updating a voting ledger on each node connected to the network. We used web sockets to connect the nodes together and update the blockchain. We used a Firebase database of voter IDs and passwords to check the authenticity of the voter and also checked if a voter has attempted to vote twice.
We could not get it working on two different computers due to firewall issues. We could not complete a graphical user interface in time to make it more user-friendly. Initially, we were having troubles creating a Firebase database as no one had used it before but we finally understood the syntax and got it working.
When the four of us came to MadHacks, we had limited knowledge of what to pursue and how to do it. During the team-making phase, all of us met where the idea of a blockchain voting system was pitched. With most of us having inadequate knowledge on networks and the underlying concept of blockchain, we still decided to undertake it. Throughout the 24 hours we were awake, we understood how a blockchain works, implemented it and successfully debugged our program. Moreover, we got to know more about the Python language and how to successfully integrate it with server sockets. The most vital things that made our project successful were teamwork, sheer dedication and fortitude. Without trusting each other, it would not have been possible.
All of us learnt how to code and implement a blockchain. We learnt a lot about using web sockets for networking and how to create a Firebase database.
I worked on the front end. I built the block chain class, user authentication system with the Firebase database, and the GUI in flask which is still in development.
I designed the blockchain network. Using python TCP server sockets and multi-threading, each voter creates a two-way connection with other voters in the network.


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By: Jonathan Kwan
A few weeks ago, I was driving home from a friend's house. As I merged into the highway, my radar detector received a strong Ka band signal from behind. My detector does not false; Ka band alerts simply means police. Let me clarify I do not normally speed, nor did I plan to, but in a situation like this, it reminds me why my trusty little receiver is worth every penny I have spent for the entertainment value it provides. As I kept to myself in the right lane going a little below the speed limit, a silver unmarked Ford Explorer passed me on the left. Sure, there were very subtle clues it was a police, but if it was not for the big hint my detector gave me, I would never have been aware of it. Meanwhile, a red Tiburon, unaware of the situation, moved in at obviously extra legal speeds, and began to tailgate the unmarked police car. I began to chuckle as the Ford Explorer moved over to the right lane to let the Tiburon pass. The Tiburon driver nailed it past the cop, and before he knew it, the Explorer flashed its red and blue lights, and pulled the guy over. As you can see, sometimes it is very important to be aware of who you are up against. Being ignorant of the situation will bring huge surprises you have not been asking for. In the same way, the silent heatsink market has changed a lot in the past few years. Consumers are not just asking for acoustic superiority anymore; excellence in cooling is now an expectation. Is the Noctua NH-U14S a proper response to the market, or will it find bad surprises along the way? Read on to find out!
Our Noctua NH-U14S review unit came in a large, brown corrugated cardboard box from Noctua's headquarters in Austria. As usual, it was wrapped in lots of blue "RASCOM" tape. After traveling half way around the world, it was transferred to Canada Post using the XpressPost service when it arrived on Canadian soil. As usual, a delivery note was left in my mailbox, and I went to a local postal outlet around one minute drive away to pick it up. Everything arrived in reasonably good condition, and Noctua installed an appropriate amount of packing material inside the shipping box to ensure everything arrives safely. Now the box was pretty darn big, but this is only because they have thrown in a bunch of extra NF-S12A PWM fans that went missing last time for us to play around with. Also in the package was the NF-U12S; the 120mm variant of the heatsink in this review.
Retaining Noctua's fundamental predominantly burgundy color scheme, the NH-U14S' packaging ensures Noctua-ness never goes missing, despite the changes in design. Its updated layout for a modernized look was first seen in the company's NF-P12 PWM packaging since early 2012. While some people may not be big fans -- no pun intended -- of the Noctua color palette, it is hard to argue against its overall clean and distinguished appearance when placed on the shelves at your favorite local retailer. As you can see in our photo above, the packaging is sleek yet practical; at first glance, you are not going to miss the product name, what it is, and a short list of feature highlights.
Before we move on, let's take a look at the specifications of the Noctua NH-U14S, as obtained from the manufacturer's website:
Heatsink Specifications
Socket compatibility: Intel LGA2011 (Square ILM), LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1150 & AMD AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, FM1, FM2 (backplate required)
Height (without fan): 165 mm
Width (without fan): 150 mm
Depth (without fan): 52 mm
Height (with fan): 165 mm
Width (with fan): 150 mm
Depth (with fan): 78 mm
Weight (without fan): 770 g
Weight (with fan): 935 g
Material: Copper (base and heat-pipes), aluminium (cooling fins), soldered joints & nickel plating
Fan compatibility: 140x150x25 (with 120mm mounting holes), 140x140x25 (with 120mm mounting holes), 120x120x25
NF-A15 PWM premium fan
Low-Noise Adaptor (L.N.A.)
SecuFirm2™ Mounting Kit
Anti-vibration pads and fan-clips for second NF-A15 (optional)
Noctua Metal Case-Badge
Fan specifications:
Model: Noctua NF-A15 PWM
Bearing: SSO2
Max. Rotational Speed (+/- 10%): 1500 RPM
Max. Rotational Speed with L.N.A. (+/- 10%): 1200 RPM
Min. Rotational Speed (PWM): 300 RPM
Max. Airflow: 140,2 m³/h
Max. Airflow with L.N.A.: 115,5 m³/h
Max. Acoustical Noise: 24,6 dB(A)
Max. Acoustical Noise with L.N.A.: 19,2 dB(A)
Input Power: 1,56 W
Voltage Range: 12 V
MTBF: > 150.000 h
Out of the box, you will greeted by three more boxes. All boxes are in raw corrugated cardboard color; tiled next to each other in the same thickness. The two smaller boxes hold the included accessories, while the larger one contains common accessories. Unloading the accessory boxes, and taking out a cardboard spacer will reveal the heatsink itself. The Noctua NH-U14S already has a NF-A15 fan pre-installed. Three individually packaged accessory bags are labeled "Intel", "AMD ", and "Accessories", respectively. The Intel and AMD sets are mounting accessories for their respective platforms -- the SecuFirm2 mounting kits allows the Noctua NH-U14S to work with Intel's LGA1366 and LGA 115x sockets, as well as AMD's AM2, AM2+, AM3, FM1, and FM2 sockets. Accessories tagging along include a low noise adapter, screwdriver, second set of fan clips, fan corner rubber dampeners, and a case badge. The NH-U14S also ships with Noctua's excellent NT-H1 thermal compound, which we had reviewed back in our August 2008 shootout. As always from the company, the included bundle is not just about the heatsink itself -- it is also about the included excellent removable high performance fans and 'stock' thermal paste. Cooling fans such as the NF-A15 aren't exactly cheap when you buy them separately in retail, and one is included in the package.
One manual is included for each socket type for a total of three installation posters, placed in their respective boxes. The instructions are concise and clear. With the accessories very cleanly distinguished for each application as aforementioned, it makes life just that much easier. I just wish more manufacturers will learn from Noctua, haha.
A view from the top three-quarter view of the heatsink. Noctua took elements of what they have done right with its predecessor, and further optimized it on the Noctua NH-U14S. Basically, it takes the form factor of the NH-U12P we have reviewed over five years ago, increased the size by about 30%, and included some elements from the NH-D14 into their latest product. Obviously, if you want the 120mm version, you can go for the NH-U12S, also reviewed by Yours Truly this week. As far as engineering and implementation goes, fans can be mounted on using two clips each. Only one fan is included out of the box, but installation accessories are included for the optional second 120mm or 140mm unit. These wire clips are easy to attach and remove in a uniform fashion. Rubber strips on the heatsink are now superseded by integrated rubber dampeners on the included NF-A15 PWM, used to reduce mechanical noise emissions during operation, as seen in our photo above.
Noctua's NH-U14S takes a hybrid approach in the heatsink fin leading edges compared to their previous designs. It still retains a low angle V-shaped slope towards the center, sort of like the NH-U12P, but includes bits of zigzag edges first seen in the NH-D14. By doing this, the company attempts to maximize its ability to permit airflow between the fins with minimal resistance and turbulence noise -- all with a negligible decrease in heatsink surface area. There are fifty full sized aluminum plates on the radiator, and six smaller ones near the bottom to take advantage of the bigger fan. The spacing is fairly tight. From my calculations, the total surface area of all the cooling fins combined is actually approximately 0.75 square meters, which is quite a bit for a heatsink of this size.
Aesthetically speaking, from this point of view, I believe it could use some enhancement with regards to the finish of the heatpipes -- the end could definitely use a secondary cap over the raw welded finishing seal. It's not a big issue, but it is something I would expect from something at this price range. The Noctua logo and branding is engraved on the top fin horizontally. The NH-U14S is symmetrical, so it should not matter which way you install it.
Noctua specifies the NH-U14S at 770g with no fans installed. This is a 32% weight increase from the NH-U12S, which is very reasonable. With the stock fan attached, it will tip the scale at 935g. I cannot call this heatsink lightweight by any objective measure, but it still really good, considering it is considerably under a kilogram. A heatsink that is too heavy may stress the motherboard physically. Generally speaking, the material composition of the heatsink is crucial to this property -- we will take a closer look at the construction of the NH-U14S in just a short moment.
As aforementioned, the fans are even easier to dismount from the heatsink itself compared to the NH-D14. While the NH-D14 improved upon its predecessor, the design on Noctua's latest NH-U14S takes it a further step up. It clips on the outer side of the fan, with a two stage clipping ledge for an easy yet secure installation. From the angle denoted by our photo above, we can see that the clips are mounting over a two stage recessed ledge integrated into the heatsink fin design. Plastic clips are no longer needed as well; just attach the wire clips directly to the fan. Because the wire clip retention length is reduced to a balanced level rather than spanning the entire height of the heatsink as we have seen in old Noctua products, attachment stability is not compromised -- but the revised advantage is obvious. It is even easier to remove the fans with tabs in the wire, and the clips can also be removed uniformly. This also allows more flexibility in fan-heatsink location alignment for the user.
Normally, you will not need to replace the otherwise excellent NF-A15 on the Noctua NH-U14S, but it still needs to be removed during installation. The NF-A15 is an improved version of the NF-P14. From what I can see on Noctua's website, it looks like the NF-A15 is a combination of the NF-F12 PWM and NF-P12 PWM, where both has been reviewed here at APH Networks before.
Generally speaking, you probably will not find a better home elsewhere in your computer, nor will you find a better fan in the market today for this purpose, so I highly recommend you to keep it on your heatsink -- until Noctua comes up with a NF-F15 or something, of course.
The Noctua NH-U14S is a supremely thin heatsink. Five continuous U-shaped heatpipes lead away from the CPU contact base in two opposing directions for ten effective heatpipes. Those heatpipes then go through the radiator to dissipate the heat into the surrounding environment. Theoretically, the heatpipes are supposed to efficiently lead the heat away from its source due to the low heat of vaporization (Phase change energy) of alcohol. The heatpipes are aligned in an aggressive alternate matter to best distribute the heat in the radiating fins. The Noctua NH-U14S still retains relatively compact dimensions; its height of 165mm with width at 150mm is pretty standard -- but its length is the one that sets it apart from the competition. In standard configuration, with one fan mounted, it comes in at only 78mm depth – only 7mm longer than the NH-U12S. Combined with Noctua's excellent NF-A15 PWM fan that are specifically designed for heatsinks with a high amount of static pressure, everything looks great on paper as far as cooling performance and noise levels are concerned.
There is a clearance room of about 4.5cm between the heatsink contact base and the bottom of the fin array, and about 3.5cm between heatsink contact base and the fan. While it may not allow very high profile RAM to fit under, the slim depth of the NH-U14S will not extend from your CPU socket area to adjacent RAM slots. Its 140mm fan (Actually, the NF-A15 is a 150mm unit) can extend partially into this extra cooling fins. To take advantage of this, Noctua implemented six smaller fins in this area. The downside to this is you are not going to get much, if any, airflow in the area between the contact base and the first cooling fin generated by the intake fan, since it does not extended into this area. Because of the depth of the fan, depending on your motherboard design, it may have somewhat tight clearance with your RAM.
A shot of the bottom of the Noctua NH-U14S CPU heatsink. The photo above shows the configuration of the heatpipes more clearly in relation to the base leading into the fin array.
Like all Noctua heatsinks we have reviewed in the past, the NH-U14S is a copper/aluminum hybrid heatsink electroplated with nickel. The vital parts such as the base and heatpipes are built using copper for best heat transfer ability with a thermal conductivity of 401 W/mK. The heatsink fins utilize aluminum as its material due to its lightweight properties as juxtaposed to copper -- this is to allow the construction of larger heatsinks without stressing too much on the motherboard due to weight. Aluminum has a thermal conductivity of 237 W/mK which is not as optimal for heat transfer as it retains more thermal energy.
While this is all quite interesting information, visually speaking, the NH-U14S from Noctua has none of the copper color with its copper heatpipes and base. According to the specifications, the Noctua NH-U14S is electroplated with nickel on top of its copper -- which has a thermal conductivity of only 90.9 W/mK. While nickel has a lower thermal conductivity than copper which may limit heat transfer, the electroplated layer is very thin, and should not directly affect performance to a significant degree -- but it is likely related to the corrosion allowance factor. Nickel and nickel-base alloys generally have desirable properties that can withstand corrosive environments and high temperatures -- which are especially beneficial for a heat dissipation device. The contact base in the Noctua NH-U14S has a generally clean and flat finish for optimal performance, as you can see in our photo above.
The reason why nickel has such a property is because of nickel's ductility and toughness all the way up to the melting point of 1455°c, measured at non-standard pressure. Nickel's face-centered cube crystal structure is virtually unaltered all the way up to that temperature. Nickel, like titanium, is highly resistant to corrosion therefore corroded material won't build up on the surface in the long run. It is surely a good sign, because the NH-U14S will be less prone to losing its cooling performance over time, as juxtaposed to a corroded copper surface.
Additionally, all the joints are cleanly soldered at the base, as well as the fact that the heatpipes are soldered to the fins, so that it does not lose contact over time. Lower quality heatsinks offer high initial performance, but degrades over time as contact between metals decreases due to thermal expansion and contraption. Overall, the Noctua NH-U14S appears to be built very solidly. Reliability should also be excellent as I have seen with every Noctua heatsink I have used in the past five or six years, which retains performance very well over time.
Installation proves to be very simple. Noctua packaged each set of installation accessories individually for excellent organization; along with the clear and concise setup poster, setup was a breeze. This is not to mention I have used the SecuFirm2 system with the NH-D14 before. As you can see in my photo above, Noctua's mounting system on the Intel platform utilizes a proprietary backplate supplied by Noctua that installs over the stock plate for optimal weight distribution -- the inertia generated by such a large heatsink is really something that needs to be addressed accordingly, otherwise it may simply fall out, or otherwise cause excess stress on the motherboard. To install, simply align the openings on the supplied backplate with the screws of the motherboard's stock backplate, and flip the motherboard around.
Interestingly, Noctua actually revised the SecuFirm2 mounting system on the NH-U14S. In my personal opinion, this is more like SecuFirm2.5. While the way it works has not changed (All the parts are interchangeable with old ones), the backplate is modified with new mechanics, as well as integrated bolts. Functionally, the revised mechanics should not do anything, but the integrated bolts make installation less of a pain in the butt.
Two mounting bars are included for attaching the heatsink to the motherboard. First, put the plastic spacers onto each integrated bolt. The user then has the choice of either aligning the mounting bars according to the final desired orientation of the cooler, as the NH-U14S can be installed either horizontally or vertically. Our photo above shows the alignment of the mounting bars for horizontal installation. Tighten the screw caps over the bolts, and you are good to go.
Fastening the heatsink over the CPU socket proves to be a simple job. Remove the intake fan to gain access to the spring loaded screw located on the NH-U14S heatsink itself. Align the heatsink with the screw threads on the mounting bars, and tighten the screws alternately until they stop. Overall, installation is straightforward, and Noctua's mounting system is very secure as well as distributing weight very well, even though the heatsink is not very large or excessively heavy.
Unlike many tower heatsinks I have used in the past, the NH-U14S did not interfere with any of my adjacent RAM slots, because it is so thin. However, clearance might be a bit tight on some motherboards, depending on your make and model.
The Tests
Our test configuration is as follows:
CPU: Intel Core i5-2405S
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H
RAM: G.Skill Ares F3-1600C8Q-16GAB 4x4GB
Graphics: Integrated
Chassis: Fractal Design Define R4
Power: FSP AURUM CM Gold 650W
Hard Drive: 2x Kingston SSDNow V+200 12GB RAID 1, Western Digital Scorpio Blue 500GB
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 2012
Compared Hardware:
- Noctua NH-U14S (Single NF-A15)
- Noctua NH-U14S (Dual NF-A15)
- Noctua NH-D14 (Single NF-P14)
- Noctua NH-D14 (NF-P14 center, NF-P12 intake)
- Noctua NH-U12S (Single NF-F12)
- Noctua NH-U12S (Dual NF-F12)
All tests were run in our custom built computer to best reflect real life performance. The computer remained in the same location in the same room throughout all tests. The room temperature in our testing lab is around 21c. Stock thermal paste respective to all coolers were used to rate its performance; all pastes were given a proper amount of time for them to fully settle. The fans on all heatsinks were directly connected to the motherboard's 4-pin connector. Computer was turned on and idling for at least one hour for the idling tests. High CPU load results were obtained using the Prime95 in-place large FFTs test with four worker threads for a minimum of ten minutes or until the temperature is deemed stable.
The Noctua NH-U14S is essentially a supersized version of the NH-U12S. Therefore, it is unsurprising the Intel Core i5-2405S CPU equipped with the bigger cooler performed better. This means the NH-U14S' performance is really good. As you can see in our graph above, the NH-U14S was consistently three degrees Celsius lower compared to its smaller brother. Keep in mind the NH-U14S has a bigger fan in conjunction with nearly 40% more cooling surface area -- note the law of diminishing returns. Compared to the Noctua NH-D14, the big daddy of all air coolers, it obvious did not keep up, nor did we expect it to. It slotted right between the NH-U12S and NH-D14, as it is consistently three degrees Celsius higher than the uber large heatsink. At the end of the day, the NH-U14S' slim single radiator proves to be a very efficient design, despite its relatively compact size.
While this is very subjective, I am quite a picky person on noise, and the loudest component in my entire system are my noise optimized Noctua fans. On a scale from 0-10 where 0 is silent and 10 is the loudest, I would rate the NH-U14S equipped with a single NF-A15 PWM to be at 4.0/10 acoustically with fan running at full speed. However, when your computer is idling or under nominal loads -- where it is probably going to spend most of the doing -- the PWM fan slowed down is almost inaudible. There is no noticeable turbulence noise associated with this cooler, indicating a well optimized fin array design. Overall, in terms of sound emissions, the Noctua NH-U14S is an unquestionably excellent choice for quiet PC enthusiasts.
In the introduction of this article, I have asserted that someone being ignorant of the situation will bring huge surprises they have not been asking for. In the same way, the silent heatsink market has changed a lot in the past few years -- consumers are not just asking for acoustic superiority anymore; excellence in cooling is now an expectation. The question is whether or not the Noctua NH-U14S a proper response to the market, or will it find bad surprises along the way. With this drilled in my head throughout the review, I was reminded of this old joke. It goes along the line of, "An [Insert random race here] and an [Insert another random race here] is in the car. Who's driving?" The punch line, of course, "The police." The NH-U14S is no different. This heatsink is not the Tiburon who was unaware of the situation and ended up with a nasty surprise. This heatsink is also not me, who was aware of the situation, but just drove by with a chuckle. The Noctua NH-U14S is the police. It drives around, relatively unnoticed, until it gives unaware individuals nasty surprises. The Noctua NH-U14S is a highly efficient, relatively slim, extremely well built, low noise, and great performing heatsink that delivers everything it promises to do. It is no NH-D14, nor should we expect it to be. It does not defy physics. But it defies everyone else in its weight class. The problem right now is not whether Noctua responded to the market or not -- it whether you are responding to the NH-U14S or not. For about $75 at press time, the NH-U14S definitely is not a cheap cooler, but this rare combination of performance and silence does come at price.
Noctua provided this product to APH Networks for the purpose of evaluation.
APH Recommended Award | APH Review Focus Summary:
8/10 means Definitely a very good product with drawbacks that aren't likely going to matter to the end user.
9/10 means Excellent product with very minor drawbacks that does not affect the overall product.
-- Final APH Numeric Rating is 8.4/10
Please note that the APH Numeric Rating system is based off our proprietary guidelines in the Review Focus, and should not be compared to other sites.
The Noctua NH-U14S is a heatsink that delivers excellent performance and supremely low noise in a compact package.
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Sheriff and Deputies Indicted for Sexual Assault of High Schoolers
by Colin Kalmbacher | 1:30 pm, October 5th, 2017
A sheriff in Georgia has been indicted for the sexual assault of multiple teenagers at a high school this past April.
Worth County Sheriff Jeff Hobby and two sheriff's deputies were indicted on sexual assault charges by a south Georgia grand jury on Tuesday after hearing evidence that Hobby and his underlings groped the vaginas and breasts of high school girls and the penises of high school boys during a school-wide search.
That search drew national attention and then condemnation as press reports circulated earlier this year. Ostensibly performed as a drug search, scorn mounted against Hobby and his department as it became clear that not a single drug was found during the pat-downs.
Roughly 900 students were caught in that alleged dragnet–and then touched by 40 members of the Worth County Sheriff's Department at Worth High School on April 14, 2017.
Additional charges against Hobby include two counts of false imprisonment and one count of violating his oath of office–both felonies. The sexual assault charge–technically referred to as "sexual battery" in Georgia–is a misdemeanor.
Hobby's attorney, Norman Crowe Jr., complained that while Hobby himself was at the school, he didn't personally search any of the students in question. In comments to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Crowe said, "The sheriff's position is that he's not guilty. He's committed no crime."
Worth County Sheriff's Deputy Tyler Turner was also indicted on one count of violation of his oath of office and one count of sexual battery. Additionally, Deputy Deidra Whiddon was indicted on one count of violation of her oath of office.
Warrants have yet to be issued for either Hobby or his criminally-charged deputies.
Worth County District Attorney Paul Bowden said those warrants would likely be issued as early as today. Bowden also noted that he was preparing a letter to be delivered to Georgia Governor Nathan Deal, who has the authority to suspend Hobby while the criminal proceedings move forward.
Some of the aggrieved students have filed a separate civil lawsuit against Hobby and 29 of his deputies.
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Time the state drilled down into water scarcity at schools
Bongekile Macupe
When the hard lockdowns kicked in it was discovered that 3 000 schools didn't have an adequate water supply. But this is not a new problem
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When an announcement was made that schools would reopen in June for grades 7 and 12 after they had been closed under Covid-19 lockdown regulations, the scramble to get water into some of the schools began.
The country learned that more than 3 000 schools did not have water, and that water tanks would be supplied.
Teacher unions had a list of demands they wanted met before schools could be opened. These included the provision of water.
It was mainly schools in rural areas that were affected — areas that have not had running water for years.
The government announced that an emergency fund of R600-million would be used to get water to these schools.
But some of the tanks provided were just dumped at these schools and were not filled with water — this emerged from a story that was reported by the Mail & Guardian in June. Even now, there are still some schools with tanks that do not have a drop of water in them.
But the lack of water and the inadequate toilets at many schools in the country is not something new. This has been a problem for many years — particularly in rural schools.
And for years organisations such as Equal Education, Section 27 and Basic Education For All (an organisation that works mainly with schools in Limpopo) have long been highlighting this problem.
I was in primary school in my village of Mt Fletcher in the Eastern Cape in the early 1990s and we did not have water. We fetched it from a river to prepare food for our school nutrition programme.
To this day, that school does not have a reliable supply of water. Yes, sure, it has tanks — but no one delivers water to these tanks, and the school relies on rain to fill them up.
In 2017, I was at home during one of the worst droughts the area had experienced in a long time and this meant the school tanks were empty. Just like we did in the early 1990s, learners at the primary school had to fetch water from the river. They still do when there is no rain.
In my years as an education reporter travelling across the country, I have come across a number of schools dealing with similar situations. In some schools, learners have to bring water from home.
For how long will these problems persist? For how long will the rampant corruption in this country rob the children of the poor from experiencing a basic right such as water when they are at school?
Why are we not finding lasting solutions to provide people with water — which will also largely translate into schools having this basic need?
Sure, water tanks are okay if they are frequently refilled. Otherwise they are just large ornaments in the schoolyards.
It was, however, encouraging to learn this week that the KwaZulu-Natal department of education has embarked on an initiative to drill boreholes at rural schools to ensure that they have access to water.
Boreholes have long been a solution for many rural homes — for those who can afford them — in making sure that they have safe, reliable supply of fresh water.
The department says this initiative will benefit 1 000 schools. This is commendable and it is an initiative that other provinces need to emulate so that learners in rural areas do not have to spend time fetching water from rivers instead of learning.
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I always wanted to play professional volleyball after college. I had played for five years at Loyola University Chicago while getting my undergraduate degree and MBA in international business.
As graduation neared and my dream of playing pro was becoming a reality, I worried about how — and even if I would be paid.
Luckily, my agent found me a contract in Rovaniemi, Finland, at a club with a history of paying their players. But, like with any first job out of college, I still had to anticipate the possibility of not having much of a salary.
While an exciting change, that first year overseas was challenging. When I arrived in August 2014, my girlfriend at the time, Kory, stayed behind in Chicago. Being on my own meant I had more flexibility with my personal budget. I ended up being paid €13,200 a year in Finland and had a €100-per-month groceries budget worked into my contract.
Not only was I really paying attention to my budget for the first time, but I was doing so with foreign currency and having to factor in fluctuating exchange rates. This made things especially hard for tracking my plans to pay off student loans, which I set in U.S. dollars at just under $500 per month. In the beginning, the exchange rate for €1 was about $1.20 or $1.30 USD. Each paycheck, I transferred a part of my earnings in euros to a bank back home, so a strong U.S. dollar worked in my favor. Not long after my arrival, the value of the U.S. dollar dropped to almost below $1 for €1. That threw my savings off, and I had to completely change my everyday spending budget to stay on track.
Kory was also able to come visit me just after the holidays. She's a volleyball player as well, and after she played with the women's team on her visit, they offered her a contract for the remainder of the season! So instead of being there for two weeks, she ended up staying with me in Finland for three or four months. She had just finished her Master of Management program and had a job in Chicago that was OK with her taking the season off.
For my second season, I secured a contract in Cambrai, France, for about €23,200 — double my salary in Finland. Kory and I decided from the start that she would come with me for the season, so I negotiated this into my contract.
We hoped Kory could find a job in France, but didn't realize how hard it was for even French residents to find work here. So she's a volunteer coach for the club and has been preparing for a career in higher education once we're back in the States.
I proposed to Kory last December, and we're planning our wedding for the end of next year.
Financially, the euro has been more secure, and the dollar's been working its way back up. I adjust my budget every month based on the exchange rate.
Unlike someone who works abroad for a full year and might receive certain tax benefits, I'll have to pay taxes as usual on my income when I get home. So right now, my first financial priority is saving for that. Kory and I will get back to working toward our other financial goals, like contributing $200 a month to our emergency fund. We opened up and are funding a Roth IRA with $100 contributions per month, so retirement is on our mind as well.
We've also set up a wedding fund, and Kory's been budgeting for the big day. Right now, we're putting away $417 per month and will increase our contributions every six months until we reach $20,000.
Your happiness is more important than anything. For Kory and me, that means spending the time and money on things that matter to us most.
For example, our groceries budget was initially way too low. While we originally planned to spend $200 to $300 on groceries a month between two people, I'd often check my finance apps and realize we spent $150 or $200 over budget. We weren't exactly having steak dinners every night — we were buying nutritious foods to stay healthy. We were also enjoying learning to cook together, so our groceries are one budget item we're OK with raising.
A big lesson I've learned is to start from a place of understanding what makes you happy, and being smart about how you use your money and other resources to make it happen.
Not everyone takes personal finance classes in school, and a lot of people aren't getting the knowledge needed for the real world. Even little things like downloading apps to track your spending and saving can help you take control of your finances. That alone can give you so much more freedom — and a lot less stress.


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Several CEOs weighed in on the misconceptions they have faced in starting and owning a business in Middle America.
Indianapolis has historically had trouble shaking the "sleepy manufacturing town" image, much like neighboring cities Cincinnati and Cleveland. But, when Salesforce announced the $2.5-billion acquisition of Indianapolis-based ExactTarget in 2013, the business enterprise community begun to reconsider the stereotype. Was innovation possible between your coasts?
"The Midwest isn't the black hole many believe it to be," said Steve Hershberger, CEO of Fishers, Ind.-based SteadyServ. "In a few ways, starting a company in the Midwest is strictly enjoy it is elsewhere. In different ways, it's vastly different."
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Regardless of the Salesforce hype, myths about entrepreneurship in "flyover country" remain commonplace in national conversation. Several CEOs weighed in on the misconceptions they have faced in starting and owning a business in Middle America.
Sparsity is among the most common myths about starting a company in the Midwest. Viable Midwestern startups are believed of like Silicon Valley unicorns: few in number. The assumption is that founders will have to try Reddit to get questions answered because they labor away within an empty Starbucks.
Dan Green, founder and CEO of Growella in Cincinnati, asserts that there is nothing further from the reality. "There's an authentic symbiosis between large and small companies in your community, and that can not be overstated for a startup." Green said. "The city is tight-knit and genuinely cares for just one another."
Yaw Awning, founder and CEO of Sticksnleaves, echoes the lend-a-hand sentiment. "One incredible benefit of launching a tech company in the Indianapolis area that's rarely mentioned is that, with a telephone call or a contact, you can talk with practically anyone in the town," Aning said. "The amount of access you need to other entrepreneurs and leaders who've had success is unparalleled."
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Entrepreneurs often go where funding is plentiful. While fewer VC funds call the Midwest home compared to the Bay, there continues to be cash to compete for. Indiana's Elevate Ventures, Columbus' Drive Capital and Cleveland's JumpStart Inc. are firms continually planting seeds with companies over the Midwest.
"We've resources here that may change the world," said Erica Waite, CEO of Ikove Venture Partners in Columbus, Ohio. "Lacking an identity as a tech startup hub will not need to be a barrier to starting and building companies."
According to PwC's quarterly MoneyTree report, 75 Midwest companies closed out the first quarter of 2017 with a combined $441 million in funding, making the common deal size about $5.8 million. While it's still rare for a Midwestern company to improve a mega round greater than $100 million, the dollar stretches further in circumstances like Ohio in comparison to California. The cost of housing in the Bay Area is 62.6 percent greater than the national average. Work place will run you about $80 per square foot in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, when compared to Cincinnati, Ohio average of just $18 per square foot according to Wallethub.
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"Cincinnati is incredibly affordable," Green said. "Simply by being here, your runway is multiple months longer in comparison with companies in other cities."
Additionally, many Midwestern cities are hungry for tech companies. The town of Fishers, an Indianapolis suburb with an evergrowing roster of software development and IoT businesses, offers flexible incentive packages for companies seeking to relocate. Several CEOs have enjoyed free business furniture and reduced lease on work place from the neighborhood economic development department.
A company is as effective as its people, irrespective of location. Warby Parker co-founder David Gilboa even goes so far as saying that CEOs are also CROs, or "chief recruiting officers." The belief regarding the talent pool in the Midwest is strictly that — a shallow pool when compared to oceans of skilled job candidates on the coasts.
Yet, when you look at the number of top-ranking computer engineering and business programs at schools like University of Michigan, Northwestern University and Purdue University, it really is clear that the Midwest isn't a talent black hole either. Furthermore, many Midwestern companies took a proactive method of priming another generation of leaders.
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"Since Appirio moved headquarters to Indianapolis from SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, we've increased our concentrate on hiring local talent as the Midwest has expanded in the technology industry," said Steve Pruden, vice president of recruiting at Appirio. "We've invested heavily in recruiting and hiring Indianapolis-area talent, growing our headcount from 20 to a lot more than 150 local employees. To scale effectively — with skilled tech talent — we've discovered that recruiting efforts must start before graduation."
Several Midwestern nonprofit organizations also have stepped up retain top talent. The Orr Fellowship, named after Indiana's 45th governor Robert Orr, recruits top graduating seniors from universities in Indiana and Ohio and places them with vetted host companies. Furthermore to 2 yrs of full-time employment, Orr Fellows take part in a curriculum made to further develop entrepreneurial and business skills.
Aning, the Sticksnleaves CEO, was a 2007 Orr Fellow. "The fellowship was invaluable in assisting develop my business acumen," Aning said.
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There are always those incidents that happen and no one plans for them. But, what you might not realise is most of these mistakes are completely avoidable. You know the basics of wedding etiquette, but there are other etiquette errors that commonly cause wedding day blunders — and you don't know about them.
It might sound like a great idea to go out and celebrate the night before your wedding, but remember tomorrow is one of the most important days of your life. You are going to have photographs taken, be the center of attention, and you don't want to do that while looking hungover or sleep deprived.
Those stunning shoes and that ultra-tight gown might look great, but you will be miserable in them. Remember that you will wear that dress and those shoes for more than eight hours, so try your best to find a balance between comfort and looking great.
Having an early arrival time for wedding party members and suppliers — so that everyone is accounted for before anything official begins.
Having a first aid kit on the premises (don't rely on the venue to provide this for you).
Having someone in charge of keeping the peace at your wedding.
Providing instructions to your guests about the church traditions — don't assume everyone knows how weddings in your religion work.
Never assume your guests know how to find your wedding venue; and, don't just assume they will use GPS. It is rude to not provide a clear address and directions. Print the directions (preferably with a map) and include them with your wedding invitations or at least post them on your wedding site.
It might be your day, but people took the day off to celebrate it with you. It is your job to spend time with your guests — that means going around and having conversations, thanking guests for attending, etc. Make your rounds throughout the day and share it with your guests.
If you don't want to offend your guests (or yourself), talk about music with your DJ — and don't assume they know what music is appropriate or inappropriate for your event. Have a clear list of music that is acceptable, but also let them know what type of music they cannot play.
You might be a busy newlywed, but that does not give you the right to ignore the "thank you" cards. Cards should be sent one to two weeks after the wedding. You don't have to do it on your honeymoon, but make sure it is your first priority when you get home.
Readers: What other wedding etiquette mistakes can you list?
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By and large, in recent years the upper income groups have collected most of the profits from economic growth while everyone else has lived with stagnant incomes. How much effect in monetary terms has that monopolization of growth had? According to one calculation, if the top one-percent still received the same share of income that they received in 1979, then every other family could have received a cheque for $7,105.
However, compare this with another form of inequality. If incomes have stagnated for most people, so has educational attainment. In 1900, about 11 percent of Americans aged 14 to 17 attended high school. By 1950, 75 percent of that age group attended high school. That was about double the European rate. The G.I. Bill (1944) carried the American lead forward into college education by financing college education for veterans (among other things). Then something started to go wrong in the 1970s. Male graduation rates for four-year colleges began to decline. Essentially, women have taken up the slack in educational attainment. Unfortunately, this coincided with the decline in heavy industry that paid good wages for people without a college education.
The educational differential both is and isn't generational. Of Americans born between 1950 and 1959, 42 percent have a college degree. Of Americans born between 1980 and 1989, 44 percent have a college degree. However, only 30 percent of Americans reach a higher level of education than did their parents. Among 25-34 year-olds, 20 percent of men and 27 percent of women have made the big jump from parents who didn't finish high school to having a college degree.
The differential is linked to social class. From the mid-1970s and the mid-1990s, college graduation rates for those in the top 25 percent of income groups rose from 36 percent to 54 percent; rates for those in the bottom 25 percent rose only from 5 percent to 9 percent. Between the early 1980s and the early 2000s, college attendance rates for people from the top 25 percent of income groups rose to be 15 to 25 percent higher than for those in the bottom 25 percent.
Why do these figures matter? They matter because, on average, Americans with a college degree are paid 74 percent more than those with only a high school degree. Between 1979 and 2012, the difference between the incomes of families headed by college graduates and families headed by high-school graduates grew by $30,000.
Education isn't working as a vehicle for social mobility. It is starting to do the opposite.
The causes of this stagnation are complex. For one thing, middle class students go to much better schools than do lower class students. The middle class students come out less unprepared for college than do lower class students, usually markedly less unprepared. For another thing, college costs more in the United States than it does most places, and cuts in already inadequate support for public colleges have thrown even more of a burden on families.
If you think that a BA or more makes for a highly skilled work force, then expanding the percentage of Americans who are college graduates is vital for improving the quality of the American work force. If you think that international competitiveness in a globalized economy is vital for American prosperity, then improving the quality of the American labor force is essential.
Which of these two forms of inequality is worse for the country? This isn't an attempt to divert attention from one form of inequality on behalf of the "one-percent." It is an effort to get people to pay attention to complex fundamental problems.
 Eduardo Porter, ""Equation Is Simple: Education = Income," NYT, 11 September 2014.


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Bogdan Diklić (Bjelovar, 1. kolovoza 1953.) poznati je srpski glumac iz Hrvatske.

Životopis
U Beogradu je završio studij glume, na Fakultetu dramskih umjetnosti. Prvu veću ulogu imao je u TV seriji Grlom u jagode (1976.) i filmu Vojnikova ljubav (1976.).

Iznimnu popularnost stekao je u filmu Nacionalna klasa (1979.). Od tada je igrao u više od 40 filmova i TV serija, a one koje treba istaći su: Maratonci trče počasni krug (1982.), Kamiondžije (TV serija, 1983.) Čudo neviđeno (1984.), Oktoberfest (1987.), Sabirni centar (1989.), Otvorena vrata (TV serija, 1995.)... .

Osim na filmu i televiziji, Diklić je brojne uloge ostvario i u kazalištu.

Filmografija
 "Sve najbolje" kao Tomo Oblak (2016.)
 "Život je truba" kao svećenik (2015.)
 "72 dana" kao Joja Paripović (2010.)
 "Sve džaba" kao Spavač (2006.)
 "Karaula" kao pukovnik Rade Orhideja (2006.)
 "Seks, piće i krvoproliće" kao Komšija (2004.)
 "Putovanje u Vučjak" kao Ilustrisimus (1986.)
 "Balkanski špijun" kao tip u operi (1984.)

Srbijanski filmski glumci
Srbijanski televizijski glumci
Životopisi, Bjelovar
Srbi u Hrvatskoj


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/ Portrait - NPG D9625; Steffano della Bella
Steffano della Bella
by Wenceslaus Hollar, published by Johannes Meyssens, after Nicolaes van Helt ('Stocade')
etching, 1649
6 1/4 in. x 4 1/4 in. (158 mm x 107 mm) paper size
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Stefano della Bella (1610-1664), Etcher. Sitter in 2 portraits, Artist associated with 1 portrait.
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Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-1677), Etcher. Artist associated with 540 portraits, Sitter associated with 10 portraits.
Johannes Meyssens (1612-1670), Painter, engraver and publisher. Artist associated with 42 portraits.
Nicolaes van Helt ('Stocade') (1614-1669), Painter. Artist associated with 2 portraits.
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NPG D37657: Steffano della Bella (from same plate)
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Charged with subverting the nation's laws and liberties and cruelly making war against Parliament and the English people, Charles I is found guilty by a court of 159 commissioners, and beheaded outside the Banqueting House, Whitehall.
England is declared a commonwealth and power is entrusted to a Council of State.
Eikon Basilike, a self-exonerating account of Charles I's rule, is published days after his death. Allegedly written by the king himself, John Gauden, Bishop of Worcester, claimed authorship after the Restoration. Other tributes followed the king's death giving rise to a royalist cult of Charles the Martyr.
Oliver Cromwell, as lord lieutenant of Ireland, begins his campaign in Ireland to subdue royalist support, and leads English Parliamentarian forces against the Royalist-Confederate coalition. The campaign's bloody massacres, in particular, the Siege of Drogheda and Wexford where Cromwell's troops slaughtered soldiers and civilians alike, became notorious.
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Q: Post Request from axios always returns Unauthorized despite having valid JWT set in header/Axios Deletes Headers I set up passport-local to login a user, and then once logged in, the user will be given a JWT token through passport-JWT. The JWTStrategy is set up to use
jwtFromRequest: ExtractJwt.fromAuthHeaderAsBearerToken() so that the JWT can sent with the Authorization header Authorization: `Token ${userContext.token}`}. In my react client side, I have set up a GET request using axios as shown here:
const fetchProfileDetails = async(config)=>{
    const res = await axios.get("http://localhost:8080/users/me", config)
}

    const config = {
        method:"GET",
        withCredentials: true,
        headers: {Authorization: `Bearer ${userContext.token}`}
    }

This request successfully authenticates and returns the user data from /me.
Now heres the kicker: when I use the exact same request structure, but switch the method to post in the axios request and in my express route in the backend, the request always responds with a 401 Unauthorized.
However, when I send the same request from POSTMAN, with the same Bearer Token used in the request that was Unauthorized, the request succeeds without any errors.
TLDR: GET requests work with the JWT token and return with a 200 status code, while the same request with a POST method returns with a 401 status code.
What am I missing here??!

A: You are probably using there GET and not using POST anywhere.
In your code, you have code only for get. You will need to write code for post as well.
Below is the code for post for your reference:
router.post('/', config, async(req, res, next) => {
    const { error } = validateBody(req.body);

    if (error) {
        return res.status(400).send(error.details[0].message);
    }
    const newData= new passport({ name: req.body.name });
    await newData.save();
    console.log('saving the document');
    res.send(newData);
})

Your code should have post as well. Writing single code will not work. You need to have to write code for every condition and every possibility. So like for get need code for post as well, also if you have condition for patch or delete or put you will have to write the axios method for that as well.
Hope this has helped you in any way.

A: I have come upon a solution for this issue. For some reason, axios was not maintaining the Authorization header I had set in my config variable, and deleted it upon making the request. To solve this, I just had to reshuffle my axios request to look like this:
const res = await axios({
    method:'POST',
    url:"http://localhost:8080/users/test",
    headers:{'Authorization':`Bearer${token}`

  }})

I feel cheated as I spent a ton of time on this and the solution was so underwhelming. Axios was trolling me the whole time :/


Watcher: I AM THE WATCHER AND IT IS REQUIRED THAT THROUGHOUT THE MULTIVERSES THAT PETER PARKER MUST KNOW ANGST!
"I AM FURY, THE UNSEEN, AND I HEARTILY AGREE WITH MY PREDECESSOR THAT THIS KID IS A WHINY LITTLE IDIOT AND NEEDS TO BE MADE MISERABLE TO KEEP THE WORLD SPINNING."
I just love the image of a fully-costumed Green Goblin casually walking down the street angrily monologuing to himself.
I'm saving "An unwitting foil in a ghastly comic jest!" for the next time I'm on hold with Comcast.
This is really OOC for Jonah IMO.
Also Pete it's your fault Ock knocked the rubble off the building in the first place.
Pretty sure Ock was probably committing criminal acts at the time. Death in commission of felony applies, making Ock responsible for unintentional deaths that happen in the course of his actions.
In term of legal acts Peter was acting as a vigilante at the time so at minimum he'd be culpable for criminally negligent homicide given that it was his actions the lead to Otto losing control of his tentacles.
Hm, I can't remember the exact circumstances of the issue. However, the criminality of vigilantism is pretty limited.
Private citizens may use force and violence to defend their lives and their property, and in some instances the lives and property of others, but they must do so under the specific circumstances allowed by the law if they wish to avoid being prosecuted for a crime themselves. Private individuals may also make "citizen arrests," but the circumstances in which the law authorizes them to do so are very narrow. Citizens are often limited to making arrests for felonies committed in their presence.
Yes but if in doing so you cause the death of someone else you're held culpable.
I.e. If a criminal is on the run in a car and you shoot out his tires and he spins off and hits someone it's on you. That's basically what happened here.
Edit: To recap what happened Peter used a special type of webbing so Otto would lose control of his tentacles. The tentacles began stacking Otto and knocking debris off the building and one of the pieces hit Stacy.
This is OOC for Modern Jonah. Steve Ditko's JJJ would've been dickish and short-sighted enough to pull that stunt.
But would Ditko's Robbie have had the balls to do what he did here? Peeved as I am that, even in what looked to be another "happy ending" variety of What-If, Peter still has to be hounded... I silently cheered at the moment this version of Robbie finally told old-school JJJ where to stick his vendetta and walked out.
Well, given Robbie wasn't introduced until John Romita Senior was on art... probably not?
Aha. That renders my question moot.
Wasn't JJJ trying to do exactly this, unmask Spider-Man and have him arrested, for years?
Yeah but he also genuinely cares about Pete so I don't think he'd ruin him if he actually did find out.
He genuinely cared about Peter? I don't remember that at all from back then.
He did. Peter would several times how Jonah was a decent guy underneath his exterior even if he didn't show it. One of the reasons why Jonah was so betrayed when Peter unmasked as Spider-Man was because he felt Peter was one of the few people left he could trust.
In one of the scans I didn't show, it's implied that he felt betrayed here, too.
Was there ever a follow-up to this story? Because that's a hell of a cliffhanger to leave us on.
As far as I know, What-Ifs back then never had sequels.
There was a sequel to the first one.
I did not know that. I still that that was the exception, not the rule. The problem with doing a sequel to a what-if is that it risks turning into an entire alternate continuity, and I don't think Marvel back up for that (not that I have any inside information or anything, it's just my impression). I think they got rid of their Ultimate Universe, so they seem to have some doubts about it now.
Yeah, they never made it past two, with the exception of Mayday Parker.
There's been a handful of What If sequels, (What If Spider-Man joined the Fantastic Four, What If Wolverine was Lord of the Vampires, and a few others) though they're the exception rather than the rule. Marvel actually did try spinning a What If off into its own continuity - MC2, which is where May Parker as Spider-Girl came from.
MC2 never worked very well beyond Spider-Girl, though. Anyone remember J2, about Juggernaut's son, or Wild Thing, the daughter of Wolverine and Elektra with psionic claws?
I was aware of Mayday Parker, but not the others. But wasn't all that much later?
I actually really liked J2, and A Next wasn't all that bad either.
I honestly never read an issue of J2. I think I took one look at his grunge-style plaid shirt around his waist and decided to pass.
A Next I was impressed by for not just using the A-Listers. It was a hoot seeing Bill Foster's son and Monica Rambeau's daughter get to be importany.
Wow, this would be a great place to pick up from... where's that spin-off, Marvel?
Peter: Being Spider-Man is suffering.


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EU NAVFOR confirms MT Leopard Sun attacked 160 nautical miles off the central coast of Somalia.
On 23rd February at 0030 local time, the Motor Tanker Leopard Sun was attacked by two skiffs 160 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia. The Singapore flagged 50,000 metric tonne chemical tanker was en route from Sohar, Sultanate of Oman to Cape Town, South Africa when the incident occurred. The skiffs approached the MT […]
EU NAVFOR SUPPORT TO CTF-151 WARSHIP
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PROTECTED WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME VESSEL ARRIVES IN SOMALIA
United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) ship MV Esbjerg safely arrived in Mogadishu on 11th February 2018 under the protection of EU Naval Force's Lithuanian Autonomous Vessel Protection Detachment (AVPD). The Lithuanian troops were welcomed to Mogadishu by the Somali based EU NAVFOR Liaison Officer, Commander Steve Elliot Royal Navy. Commander Elliot spoke to the […]
CHINESE WARSHIP ESCORTS WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME
A Chinese Warship has been working in support of the World Food Programme (WFP), following an escort request by EU NAVFOR. On 10th February 2018, the guided missile frigate Yancheng of the 28th Chinese naval escort taskforce completed the successful escort of the MV SELIN-M, a merchant ship transporting humanitarian supplies for the United Nations […]
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February 8, 2018 - 15:14
EU NAVFOR PROMOTING INDIAN OCEAN COOPERATION
Rear Admiral Alfonso Nanclares, EU NAVFOR Deputy Commander, extended Operation Atalanta's commitment support to the Regional Centre for Operational Coordination (RCOC) in the Seychelles. On Monday 5th February Admiral Nanclares met Mr Ronny Maratiken, the Deputy Director of the RCOC, and H.E. Lionel Majeste-Larrouy, the French and EU Ambassador to the Seychelles. This follows a […]


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Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
"Love Never Dies."
Horror, Romance
In the late 19th century, Jonathan Harker, a solicitor, travels to Transylvania to work with a new client, Dracula. Dracula imprisons him after seeing a picture of Mina Murray, Harker's fiance. She looks exactly like Dracula's lost love from centuries earlier, and he thinks she has been reincarnated. Dracula then travels to England to seek out Mina, but first he targets her friend Lucy. However, Dr. Abraham Van Helsing knows the work of a vampire when he sees it. With the knowledge of Dracula's true nature, Jonathan, Van Helsing and others fight to lay him to rest once and for all.
Where to watch Bram Stoker's Dracula?
Bram Stoker's Dracula is a horror movie featuring Gary Oldman.
Bram Stoker's Dracula is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Yupp TV and it's also available on DIRECTV.
It is also possible to buy Bram Stoker's Dracula on AMC on Demand, Amazon Video, Apple iTunes, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Redbox, Vudu and YouTube.
Mina Murray, Elisabeta
Professor Abraham Van Helsing
Jonathan Harker
Dr. Jack Seward
Lord Arthur Holmwood
Billy Campbell
Quincey P. Morris (as Bill Campbell)
Lucy Westenra
R.M. Renfield
Dracula's Bride
Michaela Bercu
Florina Kendrick
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Even though assisted living provides lots of help and offers many benefits, there may still be feelings of grief and depression associated with the reality of giving up certain freedoms; moving out of the house that three generations grew up in; having to clear out possessions and keepsakes because of space; fear of new routines and meeting new people. There could be numerous reasons to feel apprehensive, and they're all valid and need to be accepted and addressed by family members and caregivers.
•	Don't procrastinate packing. Packing and moving is stressful enough without the added stress of having left everything until the very end and then having to decide which items are given away, stored away or packed to go.
•	Educate yourself about the new home. Review all the information you've collected and conversations you've had regarding the new facility so you know what to expect. If there are things you still don't know or are concerned about, ask questions before the move.
•	Stay busy. Depression and grief make a very convenient excuse for staying inside your apartment and not seeking people out, but it is precisely because of the depression and grief that you need to get out and meet people at meals and go on arranged or impromptu outings. You will become more comfortable with your new living arrangements, neighbors and caregivers.