The district Monterrey of Bogotá in Bogotá D.C. (Bogota D.C.) is a district located in Colombia and is a district of the nations capital.
Since you are here already, you might want to pay a visit to some of the following locations: Nocaima, Villavicencio, Ibague, Tunja and Manizales. To further explore this place, just scroll down and browse the available info. Let's start with some photos from the area.
En el intento de hacer un trabajo para la Universidad que consiste en encarar la verdadera moral de los ciudadanos, se sale de control y terminamos en el peor roche de nuestras vidas.
Embrujo Caribe Audición Kennedy ~ Senderos Colombianos.
"Embrujo Caribe" Audición Kennedy ~ Senderos Colombianos.
Jugando con Juan Pablo en el centro comercial, estamos técnicamente, limpiando el piso.
Vivir para contarlo Violadores del Verso Hip hop al parque 08.
Violadores del verso en vivo Hip hop al parque 2008. Bogotá Colombia.
Sabado 31 de Mayo,desde las 3:00pm Estadio Hernando Azcarate Martinez Con el Pastor Enrique Gómez ENTRADA LIBRE.
Kennedy, or Ciudad Kennedy, is the eighth locality of Bogotá, capital of Colombia. It is located in the south-west of the city and is the most populous of all localities being home to 14% of the city's residents.
Located at 4.64361, -74.1533 (Lat. / Lng.), about 5 miles away.
General Santander National Police Academy (or Escuela General Santander de la Policia Nacional in Spanish) is the main educational center for the Colombian National Police. the academy functions as a university for the formation of its force.
Located at 4.59028, -74.1303 (Lat. / Lng.), about 4 miles away.
Estadio Metropolitano de Techo is a multi-use stadium in Bogotá, Colombia. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of La Equidad and Bogotá F.C.. The stadium holds 8,000 people.
Located at 4.62355, -74.1356 (Lat. / Lng.), about 4 miles away.
Tunjuelito is the 6th locality of the Capital District of the Colombian capital city, Bogotá. Tunjuelito is located to the south of Bogotá, bordering to the north with the localities of Bosa, Kennedy and Puente Aranda, to the east with the localities of Rafael Uribe Uribe and Usme, to the south with Usme and to the west with Ciudad Bolívar.
Located at 4.58222, -74.1319 (Lat. / Lng.), about 4 miles away.
Bosa is the 7th locality of the Capital District of the Colombian capital city, Bogotá. Bosa is located in the southwestern part of Bogotá and is the 8th largest locality and 9th most populated.
Located at 4.61694, -74.19 (Lat. / Lng.), about 7 miles away.
Corferias is a convention center located in the city of Bogotá Colombia in the barrio Quintaparedes. It's a venue of local, national and international events. Although it was originally created only as a fair space it has also served as an important place for social activities including voting and it's used by companies and individuals for cultural events.
Located at 4.62972, -74.0903 (Lat. / Lng.), about 2 miles away.


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## Users

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The absorption rate is how porous a material is. The more absorbent a material is the more likely it is to stain as well as how much cracking damage it suffers during freezing conditions. There are four different levels of absorption when it comes to natural tiles. Non-vitreous is the highest absorption and should not be used in any environment that can become damp. Semi-vitreous are less absorbent but will require more maintenance the more liquid is exposed to them. Vitreous is the standard level of absorption and is considered most appropriate to be placed in areas with low to mid indoor or outdoor traffic. Impervious is the most resistant when it comes to the absorptions of liquids and are the easiest to maintain and clean.
Let us get into the details about the three points to be considered during the purchase: Solidity: This is pretty an easy thing to measure and people can judge the solidity of the product by breaking it. If it is hard to break the buyer can be satisfied that he has the right natural stone in his hand. Also he can try to drop a hammer from a good height for testing whether it breaks. In some showrooms there will be a separate space for conducting this type of tests on the stones. The dealers provide this sort of space just because of the fact that they are highly confident about the quality of the product that they deal with. If it is of the best quality there will not even be a mark of the hammer.


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- Peanut was born in March!
- Peanut took her first airplane trip in June to Illinois at the ripe age of 3 months for her great grandfather's funeral.
- Peanut took her second airplane trip to Tybee Island for her first beach vacation - an annual trip we all love! This year - Anna Maria!
- We visited Montpelier, a cabin in Luray, the park, the National Zoo (loads of times!), the pumpkin patch, Texas, Santa Clause and Memphis!
- Peanut celebrated her first St. Patty's Day, Easter, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas!
Now 2013 is upon us and Peanut is 10 months old. In less than two months she will celebrate her first birthday and I can't believe how quickly this year has gone by. We are heading to Florida at the end of February for a trip to Disney World and I am so excited. I have all of Peanut's clothes selected and practically packed for the trip! We were able to book a special package through the resort and get a dining plan for free so we are going to eat at some of the best Disney restaurants there are! But what is even more exciting is how much Peanut has grown these past 10 months.
1. No longer needed something to pull herself up on, Peanut can stand up using a wall or your leg. She is cruising all around the house now.
2. Even better? She can climb up and down the step in our living room AND she can climb up ALL of the steps to her bedroom (one of us is always RIGHT behind her). Where in the heck did she learn to climb stairs?!
3. She is a sippy cup sipping pro. I can see the end of bottles in our very near future.
4. Solid foods - she dominates them! You can hand her a whole chicken nugget and she quickly will devour it, always remember to chew first.
5. She has 6 teeth with more cutting through. She thinks its funny to bite so we are quickly teaching her that it hurts mommy and daddy and it isn't allowed!
6. She can say a lot of words. From mama (most used when she is in distress), dada, and her favorite dog, or a dog! Unfortunately, that means EVERYTHING is a dog. She also learned duck on our recent trip to Memphis. We are teaching her up, hi and ball now.
7. When you say arms up she promptly lifts her arms in the air so you can remove her shirt.
8. She really is still a Peanut - she weighed in today at 16 lbs even!
9. She is a quick learner - she knows how to open and close things, that to open the window on her toy door she has to pull it up, and she especially knows that she doesn't like when toys are put away in the toy bin. She is quick to dump it out one by one, only to repeat the process once you put it all away.
11. She can stand up without assistance. Usually it happens when she isn't even thinking about it. Like after picking up something from her activity table or when you hand her something she wasn't expecting. She'll stand up all by herself for a good 5 seconds before realizing she isn't holding on to anything! Any day now she'll get her balance fully and just take off. And then the fun REALLY begins!
12. She thinks she is an indian. She loves bringing her hand up to her mouth and going "ahhh." Really is the cutest thing ever. Except when she does it during our family photo session!
She truly is the light of my life. When she isn't with me I miss her. I love going home and playing with her. She is at such a wonderful age. I am now in the process of planning her 1st birthday party. Luckily I've had a head start.


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Barakoni (; ) ist eine georgisch-orthodoxe Kirche in der Region Ratscha-Letschchumi und Niederswanetien, in der Munizipalität Ambrolauri, in der historischen Provinz Ratscha. Sie liegt in der Nähe vom Dorf Zesi. Die Kirche wurde 1753 vom Architekten Awtandil Schulawreli nach der Bestellung von Rostom Eristawi (Eristavi von Ratscha) errichtet. Das Gebäude ist rechteckig. Seine Kuppel ruht auf den zwei westlich gelegenen freistehenden Säulen. Die Kirche ist aus dem Stein gebaut und mit den zahlreichen traditionellen georgischen Ornamenten geschmückt.

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Literatur
 ბარაკონის "ღვთისმშობელი" // ბერიძე ვ. ძველი ქართული ხუროთმოძღვრება. Tiflis, 1974, S. 174 (georgisch)
 Georgische Sowjetenzyklopädie, N. Andghuladse, Band 2. S. 200–201, Tiflis, 1977 (georgisch)

Kirchengebäude in Georgien
Ratscha-Letschchumi und Niederswanetien
Erbaut in den 1750er Jahren
Kirchengebäude in Asien

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"A Father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in His holy dwelling. God sets the lonely in families..."
The world sees the growing number of fatherless and orphaned children in Uganda as an enormous problem and burden on the country. New Hope Uganda (NHU) believes they are an unprecedented opportunity. NHU's mission is to work with this generation to "bring the Fatherhood of God to the fatherless" children of Uganda for generations to come.
Over the years New Hope Uganda has worked with and cared for many orphaned children. Though the primary reason for newly orphaned children has shifted, the reasons are almost always directly related to the definition of manhood and womanhood. All people live what they believe. Their definition of manhood and womanhood determines how they live and has tremendous effects on our cultures and society as a whole. We are convinced that we must address the wrong definitions that people are living by or the problems that our world faces will not change and children will continue to be orphaned.
"God is Light; in him there is no darkness at all. If we claim to have fellowship with him yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live by the truth. But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another and the blood of Jesus, his Son , purifies us from all sin."
In 2008, Musana Camps was established out of a desire to bring the fatherhood of God to the fatherless and to address the views and definitions of manhood and womanhood. Musana Camps' vision is to use a camp setting to see young men and women trained and discipled into a biblical view of men and women. Musana Camps' foundational verses – Psalm 68:5,6, 1 John 1:5-7, John 14:6, John 8:31-32 – have guided the development and programs and contain the heart and passion of why Musana Camps exists. We want everyone that enters our gates to encounter the Truth in Jesus Christ, to experience life transformation, to be compelled to live for Christ, and to be set free to live as sons and daughters of our Heavenly Father.
"I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
We believe that a generation of men and women living according to God's design, will bring transformation to the core of Ugandan society and less and less children will be orphaned and abandoned, ultimately bringing glory to God.
"If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free."
In bringing the fatherhood of God to the fatherless, Musana Camps seeks to use camping environments to lead people to God's truth and transform lives as they encounter God's design for manhood and womanhood.


YEAR-END SAVINGS EVENT! 1ST FLOOR OWNER'S SUITE END CARRIAGE HOME! You'll appreciate the open floor plan that features dramatic 9' first-floor and second-floor ceiling heights. The luxury kitchen boasts granite counter tops, 42" cabinets, breakfast bar and stainless steel appliances. The large great room, dining room, laundry room and a powder room complete the main living level. The second floor includes 2 additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a spacious extended loft. This home includes a full basement and a 2-car detached garage to the home. Quality materials such as Hardie Plank siding on all sides and real window shutters depending on elevation. Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) promotes a sense of community not usually experienced in today's suburban developments. Our design center will allow you to customize your home to your specific wants and needs. Spring Oak offers carefree living that has something for everyone; swimming pool, fitness center, walking trails, basketball court, community garden and 2018 Synergy Award winning Best Community Clubhouse. Photos may vary from home. Price is based on time of deposit and contract within the required period of time. Prices and terms of sale subject to change without notice. Contact the Sales Office with any questions or to schedule a showing. The Sales Office is open Monday-Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 12-5.
Green Remarks Energy Star Homecert Hers 57 Cert Energy Star ? Certified; Windows With High-Efficiency Thermopane Double Glass With Low-E Glazing To Minimize Heat Conduction; Hvac System With Gas Heat And 13 Seer 92% Efficiency; Tankless Water Heater; House Wrap Moisture Protection; Carbon Monoxide And Smoke Detectors With Battery Backup; Home-Tested To Meet Performance.


Should My Student Take Advantage of Test Optional College Admission Policies?
An increasing number of colleges in the United States are becoming what they term "test optional." Still other schools may be "test flexible" or even "test blind." These terms are not exactly the same thing, and it is important that your student know the difference and consider carefully what each might mean for him.
What do test optional, test flexible, and test blind mean?
According to Fairtest.org, a non-profit organization which maintains a database of schools, more than 850 four-year colleges in the United States are "test optional." This means that the student may decide whether or not to send test scores as part of his admission packet. If he decides to send scores, he may decide which scores to send. Schools which are "test flexible," ask students to submit test scores, but the student may decide whether to send scores from the SAT, ACT, AP exam, International Baccalaureate, or SAT subject tests. Other schools use a "test blind" policy and choose not to consider test scores even if students send them.
Schools opting for the emerging trend of the test optional approach include a wide range of sizes, mission, and selectivity, but many tend to be liberal arts colleges with a more holistic approach to admission. More than 1/3 of liberal arts colleges have adopted this approach. Many of the schools who have adopted test optional policies have done so out of a concern about an over-reliance on standardized testing and/or to increase the diversity of their applicant base. According to Fairtest.org, "test scores do not equal merit." Many schools feel that high school performance is a better indicator of college success than standardized test scores.
Should my student bother taking standardized tests if he won't need to submit them for admission?
The short answer to the question of whether you student should take standardized admission tests is – probably. Although it is tempting to skip the testing altogether, there are some important reasons to consider before opting out.
Without test scores, high school academic grades and extracurricular activities increase in importance. While this may benefit some students, others may find that solid test scores can counterbalance or compensate for a weaker high school GPA or fewer extracurricular activities.
Your student may be surprised at his score and receive a higher score than expected. He won't know for sure how he'll do unless he takes the test.
Although a college may not require test scores for admission, many scholarships or special programs may require scores.
Some colleges may require test scores if a student has a lower GPA. Having scores available to submit is especially important if some factor or factors during high school negatively affected your student's GPA.
After a full review of your student's admission material, a college might request test scores to complete the picture. Your student should have scores available if requested.
Students should also read all admission material carefully to be sure that scores are truly optional. Some school may require testing with a certain GPA or may require a reflective essay in place of scores. Your student should not risk the possibility of needing scores and not having them available. Fee waivers for tests are usually available for those who need them.
Making the choice about whether or not to submit test scores to a test optional school should be considered carefully. Some students will welcome the opportunity to highlight other areas of their admission file. Those students with a strong high school GPA, challenging coursework, low test scores, a special talent or high test anxiety, might benefit from choosing not to submit scores in order to demonstrate strengths in other areas. However, students who have a lower GPA or fewer extracurricular activities may find that submitting scores will provide a more balanced application. It would benefit all students, however, to take admission tests to be ready to submit scores if they are requested – either for admission or for scholarships.
Talk to your student about the many options available and encourage your student to consult his guidance counselor or college admission offices before making any final decisions. It will ultimately be up to your student to decide whether to submit scores. Make sure that he is making an informed decision.


The national or even regional real estate market is so large you can't easily get your figurative arms around it. You wind up with oddities like a pair of stories in today's Oregonian, headlined "Portland real estate goes own way - up" (actually, the story doesn't very well justify the head) and "home building goes downhill."
Maybe a little easier to absorb is the smaller-scale experience of a specific place. An excellent post on Blue Oregon lays out the situation in the Pearl District in near-downtown Portland.
The Pearl is Portland's largest artsy and high-end district, blocks of refurbished warehouses now turned into restaurants, galleries and such - and condos, lots of condos. (Stroll by for a First Thursday art night and you'll see the condo-ites overhanging their windows and balconies.) Condo construction has been brisk in this area, and so has the increase in condo prices. But in recent months, according to the post by Jenson Hagen, the bubble is bursting.
"They are still building these things like mad," Hagen writes. "The John Ross by the new tram. The Wyatt will add another 245 units to the Pearl. The Strand is going up where I-5 crosses the Willamette. Their website claims an additional 1,335 condos are going up along the Willamette."
But alongisde that, some disquieting trends. Hagen said that in July he started noting how many Pearl condos were available for sale on the major web site for such sales, Buying Pearl Real Estate. Those numbers rose from 266 in July, to 322 in August, 379 in September, 422 in October and 480 in November. The average condo price is not cheap - most you've seen listed in the last year or two run upwards of a half-million. But the numbers of condos offered for under $200,000 (steadily up from 13 in July to 41 in November) has risen faster than the average - an indicator of dropping prices.
Is that the distant sound of a train wreck we're hearing?


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Veracomp SA – dystrybutor rozwiązań teleinformatycznych realizujący model dystrybucji z wartością dodaną (VAD – Value Added Distributor).

Firma została założona w 1991 roku. Główna siedziba mieści się w Krakowie. Od 1 stycznia 2021 spółka stała się częścią firmy Exclusive Networks – globalnego, specjalizowanego dystrybutora VAD. Od 3 lutego 2022 roku funkcjonuje pod nazwą Exclusive Networks Poland S.A.

Struktura
Do grupy Veracomp należą:
 Veracomp SA dystrybutor rozwiązań IT.
 Compendium CE – centrum edukacyjne specjalizujące się w szkoleniach technicznych dla specjalistów IT.
 Veracomp s.r.o. – dystrybutor rozwiązań IT na terenie Czech i Słowacji.
 Veracomp Europe s.r.l. – dystrybutor rozwiązań IT na terenie Rumunii.
 Veracomp d.o.o. – dystrybutor rozwiązań IT w krajach adriatyckich.

Działalność
Przedmiotem działalności jest dystrybucja technologii w zakresie specjalizacji:
 sieci
 telekomunikacja
 bezpieczeństwo IT
 pamięci masowe i serwery
 zarządzanie infrastrukturą IT
 systemy audiowizualne i Digital signage
 cyfrowy obieg dokumentów
 obrazowanie medyczne
 produkty dla użytkowników domowych i segmentu SOHO.

Veracomp posiada biura handlowe w Warszawie, Gdańsku, Szczecinie, Bydgoszczy, Wrocławiu, Poznaniu, Katowicach, Krośnie i Rzeszowie.

W 2018 roku Veracomp osiągnął wartość sprzedaży w Polsce na poziomie 860 milionów złotych. Oznacza to wzrost obrotów o 28 procent w porównaniu z poprzednim rokiem. Doskonałymi wynikami mogą pochwalić się również spółki zależne w Centralno-Wschodniej Europie. Dzięki temu łączne przychody Grupy przekroczyły miliard złotych.

Veracomp prowadzi działalność dystrybucyjną na terenie 18 krajów Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. W 2018 roku jej przychody w Polsce wzrosły z 670 do 860 milionów złotych. Pod tym względem jest to drugi pod względem wysokości przyrost w ciągu ostatnich dziesięciu lat.

Równie dobre wyniki Veracomp zanotował w poszczególnych regionach Europy Centralno-Wschodniej. Wzrost w Bułgarii wyniósł 161%, w krajach adriatyckich 85%, w Czechach i na Słowacji 29%, a w Rumunii 9%. To wszystko sprawiło, że Grupa Kapitałowa Veracomp przekroczyła w sumie miliard złotych przychodu.

Firma znajduje się na 14. miejscu rankingu ComputerWorld oraz na 14. miejscu rankingu ITwiz BEST100.

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/**
 *
Title: Configuration

 *
Description: A window for configuring the values och Receiver and Sender.

 * @author Jacob Hallenborg
 * @version 2002-09-22
 */

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;

public class Configuration extends JFrame implements ActionListener {

  private VoiceChat voiceChat;
  private JPanel outerPane, localPortPane, remoteIpPane, remotePortPane, buttonPane;
  private JLabel titleLabel, localPortLabel, remoteIpLabel, remotePortLabel, messageLabel;
  private JTextField localPortField, remotePortField, remoteIpField;
  private JButton okButton, cancelButton;

  /**
   * The constructor takes the VoiceChat client as argument.
   * @param voiceChat
   */
  public Configuration(VoiceChat voiceChat) {
    this.voiceChat=voiceChat;

    outerPane = new JPanel();
    localPortPane = new JPanel();
    remoteIpPane = new JPanel();
    remoteIpPane = new JPanel();
    buttonPane = new JPanel();
    remotePortPane = new JPanel();
    messageLabel = new JLabel("", SwingConstants.CENTER);
    messageLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);
    outerPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(outerPane, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
    outerPane.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10));
    localPortPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(localPortPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
    remoteIpPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(remoteIpPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
    remotePortPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(remotePortPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
    buttonPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(buttonPane, BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
    titleLabel = new JLabel("   Configuration   ", SwingConstants.CENTER);
    titleLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);

    localPortField = new JTextField(""+voiceChat.getLocalPort(), 6);
    remotePortField = new JTextField(""+voiceChat.getRemotePort(), 6);
    remoteIpField = new JTextField(voiceChat.getRemoteIp(), 10);
    okButton = new JButton("Ok");
    cancelButton = new JButton("Cancel");
    okButton.addActionListener(this);
    cancelButton.addActionListener(this);
    titleLabel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(new Color(255,106,0),2));

    localPortPane.add(new JLabel("Local port:"));
    localPortPane.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(63,0)));
    localPortPane.add(localPortField);

    remoteIpPane.add(new JLabel("Remote IP:"));
    remoteIpPane.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(30,0)));
    remoteIpPane.add(remoteIpField);

    remotePortPane.add(new JLabel("Remote port:"));
    remotePortPane.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(50,10)));
    remotePortPane.add(remotePortField);

    buttonPane.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(15,15,5,5));
    buttonPane.add(okButton);
    buttonPane.add(cancelButton);

    outerPane.add(titleLabel);
    outerPane.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,20)));
    outerPane.add(localPortPane);
    outerPane.add(remoteIpPane);
    outerPane.add(remotePortPane);
    outerPane.add(buttonPane);
    outerPane.add(messageLabel);
    outerPane.add(Box.createRigidArea(new Dimension(0,10)));

    getContentPane().add(outerPane);
    setResizable(false);
    pack();
    setVisible(true);
  }

  /**
   * Handles the button events
   * @param e
   */
  public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    if(e.getSource()==okButton)
      if(checkAndSetValues()) {
        voiceChat.restart();
        dispose();
      }
    if(e.getSource()==cancelButton)
      dispose();
  }

  // Checks the user input. If a value is invalid, an error message is shown.
  // Otherwise, the values are set in VoiceChat which reinitializes.
  private boolean checkAndSetValues() {

    // Local port
    int localPort;
    try {
      localPort = Integer.parseInt(localPortField.getText());
      if(localPort < 1024 || localPort > 65535)
	throw new NumberFormatException("");
    }
    catch(NumberFormatException e) {
      messageLabel.setText("The local port value is invalid");
      messageLabel.setForeground(Color.red);
      return false;
    }

    // Remote port
    int remotePort;
    try {
      remotePort = Integer.parseInt(remotePortField.getText());
      if(remotePort < 1024 || remotePort > 65535)
	throw new NumberFormatException("");
    }
    catch(NumberFormatException e) {
      messageLabel.setText("The remote port value is invalid");
      return false;
    }

    // Remote IP
    String remoteIp= remoteIpField.getText();
    String[] ipParts =  remoteIp.split("\\.");
    if(ipParts.length!=4) {
      messageLabel.setText("The remote IP value is invalid");
      return false;
    }
    for(int i=0; i<4 ; i++) {
      int part = Integer.parseInt(ipParts[i]);
      if(part < 0 || part > 255) {
	messageLabel.setText("The remote IP value is invalid");
	return false;
      }
    }

    // Sets the values
    voiceChat.setRemoteIp(remoteIp);
    voiceChat.setRemotePort(remotePort);
    voiceChat.setLocalPort(localPort);
    return true;
  }

}


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Q: selecting different rows with same value in mysql? First off, this is a bit difficult to explain but i will try my best as I cannot figure this out!
I'm trying to create an affiliate system using php and mysql.
the affiliate system will give each person a unique ID like so: T1, T2, T3, T4 etc etc...
each affiliate account can invite sellers and and buyers into the site.
some affiliates will invite both sellers and buyers to the site.
when an order is placed on the system, the mysql database table (called orders) will have a new data with all the details inserted into it.
there are two different columns in the orders table.
buyers_REF
Sellers_REF

the structure of them is like so:
buyer_REF    Sellers_REF
T1               T1
T1
                 T1
T2               T1
T3               T2

I am using the $GET to get the value from the URL like so: mypage.php?id=T1 and then select everything in both columns mentioned above if its found.
the issue that I have is that I cannot get all the results from mysql for some reason and I cannot figure out the correct way of doing this.
basically, I need to $GET the URLvalue and search the mysql database and find all the matched ones.
example:
mypage.php?id=T1 should give me the result for 5 T1 according to my example above but i only get 3 or sometimes 2 and I don't understand the logic behind this mismatching.
This is what I have done:
if (isset($_GET['id'])) {
$targetID = $_GET['id'];
$sql = "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE buyer_REF='$targetID' OR Sellers_REF='$targetID'";
$query = mysqli_query($db_conx, $sql);

///////Rest Of My Code Goes Here/////////

}

could someone please advise on this issue?

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The contemporary music exposure project – When That David Guy visited me a few weeks ago, he was amused by the fact that I still listen to 80s music pretty much to the exclusion of all other music. After he left, I resolved to get out of the dark ages and start listening to more contemporary music. So I found a "contemporary music" station on the internet and began listening. Every single song that came on was a song that I was hearing for the first time. I was able to hold out for an hour before I was forced to switch back to one of my beloved 80s stations. When I did, a wave of relief swept over me, and I realized that I had been clenching my teeth for the entire hour.
My tolerance for contemporary music has increased considerably since then. I can now listen to it for several hours on end without even flinching. In fact, I am listening to it at this very moment. (Counting Crows, Accidentally in Love—verdict: eh, it sounds like every other Counting Crows I've heard.) Oh, yeah, I'll be doing that throughout this entry—putting in little parentheticals giving my verdict on whatever song happens to be playing at the moment.
One thing that has amused me is the number of remakes I hear: Don Henley's Boys of Summer, Bryan Adam's (Everything I Do) I Do It For You, Roxette's Listen To Your Heart, Blondie's The Tide Is High. The funny thing about remakes is that people familiar with the original version will usually hate the remake, but those hearing it for the first time may like it just fine. The Tide Is High is a perfect example: Blondie's version is a remake of The Paragons' 60s original. Yet I was exposed to the Blondie version first, so that's the one I enjoy the most. I'm not too fond of the new version, even though it was remade from the original.
Or how about Kid Rock? Let's be honest here—the time has long passed since this man had any business calling himself "Kid." The dude is now 35 years old. But I guess "Man Rock" doesn't quite have the same ring to it, not to mention being a bit weird and possibly even a little lewd. And don't get me started on Celine Dion. How has this woman not been assassinated yet? I just don't get it. Not only is she still alive, but she's even written a song entitled I'm Alive, apparently to rub this fact in the face of her would-be assassins. Talk about gall.
(Gwen Stefani, Luxurious—verdict: more background noise. Not impressed.) In addition to the artists I'm surprised to see still around/alive, there are also some new artists whom I've heard of but had never realized they were singers. Lindsay Lohan, for example. I was under the impression she was an actress. I'm pretty sure that she's acted in some films, none of which I've seen. So I was pretty surprised when she started singing from inside my computer. The same goes for Hillary Duff. I had no idea what she was, but apparently there was some sort of tiff between Lohan and Duff a while ago, so I assumed that she was an actress as well. I am very out of touch with the entertainment industry.
It hasn't been all bad, though. In fact, it hasn't even been mostly bad. Mostly, it's been unremarkable. The majority of the music just seems to blend into the background, while a few songs stand out on either end of the spectrum. The only song that comes to mind on the negative end of the spectrum is Ashlee Simpson's L.O.V.E., which makes me want to tear my limbs off and beat myself to death with them. Needless to say, I change the station as soon as this one comes on (and it seems to come on quite a bit).
On the positive end of the spectrum, I can say with a fair amount of certainty that I like Bowling for Soup. Wikipedia describes them as a "pop-punk band," which strikes me as similar to describing a political figure as a "Republican-Democratic," but hey, what do I know? The first BFS song I heard, on that very first, teeth-clenching day, was Almost, and I immediately liked it for its lyrics and upbeat style. I later heard 1985 (a remake itself) and Ohio (Come Back To Texas) and liked those as well. I know it's tough to make a judgment based on three radio singles, but I think it's safe to say that they stand out for me.
So that's the state of the contemporary music exposure project (CMEP) so far. Through all the pleasure and pain, I've learned two things that might at first seem to be contradictory. (Ha ha, sorry to interrupt, but BFS's Almost just came on, so I'm going to take a little break here and listen. OK, I'm back. Yep, I like that song.) First, I have not quite hit the stage where I cannot tolerate new music, but I'm getting pretty close. Second, as that guy who cuts babies in half for kicks put it, there is nothing new under the sun.
Why are these two ideas seemingly contradictory? Well, if there is nothing new under the sun, then how can there be new music to dislike? But I think it makes sense. Even though a lot of the music does sound the same, what I really mean about there being nothing new under the sun is that music is still music and singers still sing about the same thing they've sung about for centuries. Granted, there is still a lot of similarity between the music I'm hearing these days and the music I heard in the mid 90s, but if we were to compare it with the music of the 80s, the difference becomes more apparent. The ideas—love, rebellion, fear, loss, etc.—are all still the same, and the musical principles are still the same, but the methods of expression are different.
So is it the methods of expression that we reject as we grow older? Maybe. But maybe we reject the message as well. (Better Than Ezra, Our Last Night—verdict: I can't say that I'm a big Better Than Ezra fan, but I don't dislike them either. Their songs are pretty easy to listen to, and I guess they're decent background music. I have a difficult time telling their songs apart, though, maybe because they fail to inspire me to the point of actually paying attention.) Maybe these themes don't appeal to us as much any more. Or maybe it's just the general idea of something new versus something familiar. We develop a lot of our tastes during a relatively few formative years, and some people just don't develop new tastes.
But I don't really like to think of myself as a person unwilling or unable to adapt to the new. For me, I honestly think my enjoyment of 80s music may have a lot to do with the memories associated with it. On the other hand, there are also certain songs that I generally avoid because of the memories. I was always a big fan of Yazoo, but Only You was a special song for me and an old girlfriend, and whenever I hear that song it feels like someone just put a shotgun to my chest and pulled the trigger. Not that I still miss her, but music has a way of bringing back certain feelings.
So what is it about most 80s music that brings back good feelings? It doesn't really make much sense, since I was an alienated and confused adolescent for half of that decade. Why would I want to remember that? I honestly do not know. Maybe it's just the familiarity after all. It's kind of strange, because during the time in my life when I really could have used an anchor (the few years after I came to Korea), I didn't listen to 80s music. I only actually started listening to it again a few years ago, after my life was established enough that I didn't need as much of an anchor.
Ack. I don't even know if I'm making sense anymore. This often happens when I try to analyze myself and end up realizing that I don't really know who I am or why I do the things I do. Honestly, that's a rather disturbing thought. I like to think I have it together, but even a simple attempt to figure out why I like the type of music I like just ends up leading me around in circles and never getting anywhere. So I'll abandon the current attempt at self-analysis and wrap up with the conclusion I've drawn from the CMEP: I guess I'm still at the stage where I can listen to new music, but I don't know if I'll develop any new favorites (with perhaps a few notable exceptions). I'll probably continue to listen to contemporary music on and off, but I think I'll be more likely to flip an 80s station browse through my CDs (which are mainly 80s music, with the exception of current CDs from my favorite groups). But at least I can say that I made the effort.
Update: OK, I finally got the correct info on my brother's gig. He's playing in the CBGB Lounge (not the main venue) on April 22. He's with a band called "Nekronet," and they will be going on at midnight. Nekronet describe themselves as "extreme Industrial-Goth cyber electronic Metal." If that happens to be your cup of tea (and you happen to live in NYC), stop by the Bowery and check them out.


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Foster Sylvers
Foster Sylvers had a Top Ten R&B/Top 25 pop hit first time out with "Misdemeanor." He can also be heard exclaiming "We kept it going strong" on the Sylvers' million-selling single "Boogie Fever" and sang lead on its follow-up, "Cotton Candy." He also co-wrote and produced Janet Jackson's funk rock single "Come Give Your Love to Me" which went to number 17 R&B in early 1983.
Born February 25, 1962, in Memphis, TN, Foster Sylvers' older siblings, the Sylvers, were well established in the entertainment world by the time he joined the group. Starting as the child group the Little Angels under the direction of their mom, Shirley Sylvers, they had appeared on TV shows with Groucho Marx, Dinah Shore, Mike Douglas, Spike Jones, and Danny Thomas and had toured with Johnny Mathis and Ray Charles. After moving to New York and then to Los Angeles, the group now known as the Sylvers were signed to MGM Records subsidiary Pride Records. Their first hits were produced by Jerry Butler: "Fool's Paradise" (number 14 R&B, fall 1972) and "Wish That I Could Talk to You" (number ten R&B, late 1972). They were included on the LP The Sylvers issued June 1972.
Foster Sylvers' first single, "Misdemeanor," written by his brother Leon Sylvers III, was produced by Jerry Peters. "Misdemeanor" b/w the Sylvers' "Close to You" — not the Carpenters hit — from The Sylvers went silver (at one point there was an RIAA silver certification meaning over 250,000 copies sold) and make it to number seven R&B on Billboard's charts in summer 1973. "Misdemeanor"'s follow-up was a cover of Dee Clark's 1959 hit "Hey Little Girl." Arranged by King Errisson with a tropical, steel drum-flavored syncopated groove, it charted at number 63 R&B in fall 1973. The popularity of the records led to Foster Sylvers' appearances on such TV shows as American Bandstand and Soul Train, with his sisters, Pat and Angie, lip-syncing background vocals. Foster, who was perfect pinup material, joined his older brothers and sisters in issues of Right On! and Ebony Magazine's sister publication Black Stars.
Besides "Misdemeanor" and "Hey Little Girl," the Foster Sylvers LP, issued June 1973, included more Leon Sylvers tunes: the funky James Brown-ish "I'll Get You in the End" that was the flip side of "Misdemeanor," the jubilant "Big Things Come in Small Packages", and the exotic, sparse ballad "Only My Love Is True." There are some interesting covers: a flute-laced slowed version of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' 1967 hit "More Love"; a jazzy, sax-sprinkled version of "Put on a Happy Face"; a thick churchy toe-tapper cover of Inez and Charles Foxx's "Mockingbird"; and a medley of "Brahams Lullaby" and Paul McCartney's "Uncle Albert" that includes one of the earliest uses of keyboard bass. Drummer Harvey Mason appears on the album. Just like on the solo spin-offs of their contemporaries the Jackson 5, the Sylvers can be heard doing background vocals on Foster's solo releases. His second LP, Foster Sylvers Featuring Pat & Angie, issued summer 1974, listed the single, a cover of the McCoys' "Hang on Sloopy" b/w "Na Na Goodbye."
Larkin Arnold, vice president of Capitol Records, suggested that Freddie Perren work with new signees the Sylvers. Perren, formerly of the Motown songwriting/arranging/producing collective The Corporation, had hits with the Jackson 5's "I Want You Back," "ABC," and "The Love You Save," and he was familiar with the group through their hits on Pride. He produced the two gold singles "Boogie Fever" (number one R&B/pop) and "Hot Line" (number three R&B, number five pop, late 1976), as well as "High School Dance" (number six R&B). While with Capitol, Foster recorded another Foster Sylvers LP, issued in early 1978 and co-produced by the Sylvers and their managers Al Ross and Bob Cullen, thus joining the ranks of recording artists (Ronnie McNeir, Loleatta Holloway) who have more than one self-titled LP in their catalogs. On the album were the first single, a ballad cover of Elvis Presley's "Don't Be Cruel," a cover of Frankie Lyman's "Goody, Goody," and the single, "I'll See You in My Dreams."
Foster branched out into songwriting/production/bass playing just like his big brother Leon and the two collaborated on sides by Dynasty ("Your Piece of the Rock," "When You Feel Like Giving Love," "Satisfied") and Evelyn "Champagne" King ("Shake Down," number 12 R&B,spring 1984). He also co-wrote the Sylvers' first post-Capitol single, "Don't Stop Get Off" (number 15 R&B, fall 1978) from their Casablanca Records LP Forever Yours. Foster recorded two albums as Foster Sylvers & Hy-Tech, 1987's Plain & Simple for EMI America and 1990's Prime Time for A&M.
"Misdemeanor" has been sampled by various hip-hip and rap acts with one, the D.O.C.'s "It's Funky Enough," being found on Beats & Rhymes: Hip-Hop of the '90s, Part 1.
Smiling young Foster Sylvers is pictured on the cover of Rhino's Soul Hits of the 70s: Didn't It Blow Your Mind, Vol. 16, which includes "Misdemeanor." ~ Ed Hogan
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Last season, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference was represented by the Hampton Pirates in the NCAA Tournament, and three teams overall made post-season appearances from the conferences.
One of those three teams just happens to be the Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks, who took part in the 2015 CollegeInsider.com Tournament.
Saturday marks the first meeting between the two schools in 2015-16, and both teams are currently trending in the right direction in the conference standings. The Pirates are the conference's top team, while the Hawks have put together a three-game conference winning streak to get back into the thick of things in the title race.
A win would go a long way for both teams as they keep on pushing towards the MEAC tournament and the ultimate prize of reaching the NCAA Tournament. Here's what you need to know about both teams heading into Saturday's showdown.
Coming into Saturday's action, the Hampton Pirates are alone atop the MEAC standings, a full game ahead of the South Carolina State Bulldogs, who come in at 7-2. Consequently, the Pirates' only loss in conference play came at the hands of the Bulldogs back on January 25th, 67-62.
Since their loss to the Bulldogs, the Pirates have won back-to-back contests, and have won 8 of their last 9 overall. However, their last time out raised a few red flags, even though they came away with the win.
After taking down the Norfolk State Spartans following their loss to South Carolina State, the Pirates turned their attention to Washington Adventist, an NAIA member institution, for a non-conference tilt. The Pirates struggled until late in the second half, needing a 15-0 run to pull out the 69-67 win. Star guard Quinton Chievous didn't play in the game, but the Pirates did get 30 points from Reggie Johnson on the night.
It has yet to be announced if Chievous will miss Saturday's game against the Hawks, but if he's not in the lineup, it will be a huge blow to the Pirates' chances. He does it all for Hampton on both ends of the floor. He can score (17.1 ppg), he can get rebounds (10.1 rpg), he has great court vision (2.4 apg), and he can shoot the ball well from the floor (55.9% FG). Without him in the lineup, there is a gaping hole for the Pirates. If he does suit up, he has the capabilities to take control of the game by himself.
The Pirates have a slew of other weapons that they will deploy on Saturday, led by guard Reggie Johnson. He's the team leader in scoring, averaging 18.3 points per contest. Over the last five games, Johnson has upped his scoring average slightly, pouring in 19 points per game on average. He is dangerous from all over the floor, whether he's shooting a mid-range jumper or from long distance.
With plenty of weapons at their disposal, the Hampton Pirates are looking to make it back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament. The road to the Big Dance isn't an easy one, and the stretch run starts on Saturday against the Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks.
Early on in the 2015-16 seasons, wins were hard to come by for the Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks. Their struggles were well-documented, but they also seem to be behind them.
While they sit at 7-16 on the season, they have reeled off three straight conference wins after starting MEAC with a 1-4 record. Their recent surge has vaulted them out of the cellar in the conference, and put them right back in the middle of the race for the regular season conference title.
Their most recent triumph was over the Howard Bison, and they scored the win in convincing fashion. Devin Martin scored a team-high 21 points to lead the Hawks to the 85-67 victory on their home floor, which was arguably their biggest win of the season.
After a slow start to the season, the Hawks have seemingly taken flight and found their groove. Coach Collins has the guys playing with a heightened level of confidence, and that could spell bad news for the rest of the MEAC.
Senior forward Dominique Elliott has once again emerged as a go-to option on offense for the Hawks after a slow start to the season, and he has stepped up his presence on the defensive end of the floor. He has recorded two double-doubles in his last three games, including a 17-point, 12-rebound performance against the Bison. If Elliott can get going early against the Pirates, the Hawks will have a great chance of coming away victorious.
If Chievous misses the game for the Pirates, Martin should be able to put together a strong performance on Saturday afternoon. The Hawks' leading scorer is averaging 17 points per contest, and not having to battle Chievous will be a point in favour of Maryland-Eastern Shore.
Coach Collins will look for more production from the likes of Ryan Andino, Thomas Rivera, and Dontae Caldwell, among others. Andino is struggling through a sophomore slump, averaging 5.7 points per contest, which is still good for the fourth-best mark on the team.
Getting big production from the role players will be crucial for the Hawks' success down the stretch this season, and it starts on Saturday against Hampton.


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A portion of Hippolyte Delaroche's 1836 oil painting Charles I Insulted by Cromwell's Soldiers
An insult is an expression, statement (or sometimes behavior) which is disrespectful or scornful. Insults [1] may be intentional or accidental. An insult may be factual, but at the same time pejorative, such as the word "inbred".
2 Backhanded compliment
3 Sexual
4 Formal
5 Anatomies
6 Perceptions
9 Literature
Lacan considered insults a primary form of social interaction, central to the imaginary order - 'a situation that is symbolised in the "Yah-boo, so are you" of the transitivist quarrel, the original form of aggressive communication'.[2]
Erving Goffman points out that every 'crack or remark set up the possibility of a counter-riposte, topper, or squelch, that is, a comeback'.[3] He cites the example of possible interchanges at a dance in a school gym:
A one-liner: Boy: "Care to dance?" Girl: "No, I came here to play basketball" Boy: "Crumbles"
A comeback: Boy: "Care to dance?" Girl: "No, I came here to play basketball" Boy: "Sorry, I should have guessed by the way you're dressed".[4]
Backhanded compliment
A backhanded compliment, also known as a left-handed compliment or asteism, is an insult that is disguised as a compliment. Sometimes, a backhanded compliment may be inadvertent. However, the term usually connotes an intent to belittle or condescend.[5]
A backhanded compliment may fool the listener, but the compliment remains "backhanded" because the speaker is being intentionally slighting and insulting. In some cultures, backhanded compliments are considered a genteel or polite way of expressing disdain.[citation needed]
Some examples of backhanded compliments may be:
"I did not expect you to ace that exam. Good for you." (Implying that you aren't very smart.)[6]
"That skirt makes you look far thinner." (Implying that you're too fat.)[6]
"I wish I could be as straightforward as you, but I always try to get along with everyone." (the implication here is that you're too bold or overbearing.)[6]
"I like you. You have the boldness of a much younger woman." (Implying that you are old) [6]
Verbal insults often take a phallic form; this includes many of the more offensive profanity.[7][8]
The flyting was a formalized sequence of literary insults: 'invective or flyting, the literary equivalent of the spell-binding curse, uses similar incantatory devices for opposite reasons, as in Dunbar's Flyting with Kennedy '.[9]
'A little-known survival of the ancient "flytings," or contests-in-insults of the Anglo-Scottish bards, is the type of xenophobic humor once known as "water wit" in which passengers in small boats crossing the Thames...would insult each other grossly, in all the untouchable safety of being able to get away fast'.[10]
Samuel Johnson once triumphed in such an exchange: 'a fellow having attacked him with some coarse raillery, Johnson answered him thus, "Sir, your wife, under pretence of keeping a bawdy-house, is a receiver of stolen goods"'.[11]
Anatomies
Various typologies of insults have been proposed over the years. Desmond Morris, noting that 'almost any action can operate as an Insult Signal if it is performed out of its appropriate context - at the wrong time or in the wrong place' - classes such signals in ten 'basic categories: 1. Disinterest Signals...2. Boredom Signals...3. Impatience Signals...4. Superiority Signals...5. Deformed-compliment Signals...6. Mock-discomfort Signals...7. Rejection Signals....8. Mockery Signals...9. Symbolic Insults...10. Dirt Signals'.[12]
Elizabethans took great interest in such analyses, distinguishing out, for example, the 'fleering frump...when we give a mock with a scornful countenance as in some smiling sort looking aside or by drawing the lip awry, or shrinking up the nose'.[13] Shakespeare himself set up an insult-hierarchy of seven-fold 'degrees. The first, the Retort Courteous; the second, the Quip Modest; the third, the Reply Churlish; the fourth, the Reproof Valiant; the fifth, the Countercheck Quarrelsome; the sixth, the Lie with Circumstance; the seventh, the Lie Direct'.[14]
Sociologists[who?] suggest that insults are often an indicator of flawed reasoning about the character or motivation of others. Though insults are common, and often used in jest, a fundamental axiom of sociology recognizes that derogatory forms of speech make erroneous attributions about the motivation of a person. Scholars classify the erroneous assumptions as the fundamental attribution error.
What qualifies as an insult is also determined both by the individual social situation and by changing social mores. Thus on the one hand the insulting 'obscene invitations of a man to a strange girl can be the spicy endearments of a husband to his wife';[15] on the other hand, the male gaze may be insulting in and of itself to a feminist, whereas a post-feminist might note how 'his eyes took me in...[but] at least he didn't look at me offensively; and believe me, if you're a woman who works in a bar, you can tell the difference between an evaluation and an eye fuck'.[16]
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↑ Erving Goffman, Relations in Public (Penguin 1972) p. 214
↑ Jacques Lacan, Écrits: A Selection (1997) p. 138
↑ Goffman, p. 215-6
↑ Mad, quoted in Goffman, p. 216
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Kiss up kick down
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Whispering campaign
Workplace incivility
Act Against Bullying
Ditch the Label
Bullying UK
Kidscape
GRIN Campaign
Jer's Vision
Andrea Adams
Louise Burfitt-Dons
Tim Field
SuEllen Fried
Heinz Leymann
Gary Namie
Kenneth Westhues
Liam Hackett
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Kenneth Weishuhn (2012)
Amanda Todd (2012)
Audrie Pott (2012)
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You either know who he is or you don't. If you do, you know what he's been up to, and what is happening with him now. I don't want to talk about his trial or the hell that he's put the people of Sandy Hook through. I'd like to talk about his career. This is something I know a little about. While I don't have quite the following he does, I'm in this business, and have been for a long time.
This is the kind of guy, I've tried my best NOT to be. These guys are a dime-a-dozen in radio. He's obviously better at the slime game than most, but trust me, these dudes are everywhere. Their whole game is shock value. It's all surface area. They lack talent and so, they just keep pushing buttons.
The path to true success in this business is a lot easier than I make it to be for myself -- I just refuse to do some of the things that could fast track it. There are people who really know radio, who can easily point out industry tricks that could make the Ethan and Lou Show more popular. We know what they are, and don't use them on purpose, because it's all smoke and mirrors. Not only is it a big magic trick, it usually leads to you purposely lying to your audience.
I know what our show is and is not. It's not the most polished and we don't always hit the local and national talking points that are trending. I do know that we are funny, self deprecating, care about our fellow human being and are unreasonably vulnerable.
Alex Jones knows he's not funny, not all that smart and certainly knows he cannot lean on talent. He'd never show you that he has vulnerabilities or show you who he really is. He does not have to, because we can see what he is. He's a walking fart in a suit, running the same old plays every day. He's shouting things that he knows are not true at the top of his lungs. This is transparent to anyone willing to look past their politics.
If this sounds like sour grapes, it's because it is. Let's be crystal clear -- it's not jealousy towards Alex Jones, it's anger. I'm angry that talented people, who care deeply about radio, have to "look up" to see guys like this. I'm angry that people consume the kind of product he produces in mass quantity. I'd rather be in the middle if that's what the top looks like.
Before you get the wrong idea, I'm glad he has a voice and I believe in Freedom of Speech. I hope people like him continue to have a voice, that way I know who and what to keep away from in life.


There is no one who has not been through stress, in various forms. Sometimes what constitutes stress to one person is not to another. Sometimes many little things combine to become one big overwhelming mess.
When my father died, I was surrounded by so much love from my friends. My boyfriend was at my beck and call encouraging me all the time. Sometimes after I spent most of my waking moments crying my friend Francisca would come and read to me in the evenings. My class representatives had a class test cancelled so that they could support me by attending my father's funeral. I was grateful for all that. Yes my father had died, but I had good friends.
Every day, make it a point to take 15 to 30 minutes of quiet time to yourself to just do nothing. Do not plan, plot or pray. Just. Be. Quiet. So, full disclosure here, I am still working on this, but I do find that when I feel the most overwhelmed, and I pull back and take a quiet moment, I get clarity and feel better. Every few weeks or so, take a vacation. If you cannot take a vacation, do something enjoyable to create nice memories and break the monotony. Or you can take a mini-retreat, even if it is just for a few hours.
Talk things out with a trusted friend. I have friends that I can always take my stuff to. Now, this does not mean run from person to person rehearsing your problems. Some people do not wish you well, some people do not care and some people will make matters worse. Talk to trusted friends and not too many at a time.
I pray to God about things that bother me. Prayer helps you to find peace, focus your heart, get wisdom and find answers. A few years ago, I was going through a tough time with some of my relationships. I was overwhelmed at work due to a sudden surge in my workload. I developed severe heartburn that even ranitidine (Zantac) would not work on! As I prayed about it, I was inspired to read and meditate on peace verses from the Bible. As I concentrated on peace and the peace of God, an amazing thing happened. I knew what I needed to do to handle my work and the heartburn disappeared. The relationships that I was so troubled about, they came into perspective and I did not worry any longer. Eventually the people who were causing me this stress waltzed out of my life, as I refused to get sucked into their drama.


I must admit, life has been a bit crazy lately. I have become a slacker in the holiday decor department (so sad, I know!) and am almost embarrassed to admit this. It is March 16th, and I have not gotten a single St. Patty's decoration out yet this year, and at this point I probably won't. So if you wandered to this blog looking for St. Patrick's Day decorations, you will not find them here, at least not this year.
Instead, I have decided to share posts from last year. I can't completely bypass this holiday after all.
First off, I created this beautiful vignette last year. So simple, yet so festive.
I created this wreath for the front door a few years ago.
With the leftovers from the wreath, I made these.
I also made these wood block letters with scrapbook paper and mod podge.
I wish I could have spent more time decorating this year, but it snuck up on me so fast. After this post, I'm at least going to go hang my wreath!
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Healthcare Tech Incubator MATTER Adds National Healthcare and Business Leaders to Board
MATTER, the new healthcare technology incubator for next-generation health IT, medical device, diagnostics and biopharma companies, today announced the election of 10 national healthcare and business leaders to its governing board.
The recently elected board members are:
Laura Ferris Anderson, chief of staff, office of the Midwest chairman for JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Thomas DeRosa, CEO of Health Care REIT Inc.
James Madara, M.D., executive vice president and CEO of the American Medical Association
Peter McNerney, founder and senior advisor of Thomas, McNerney & Partners
James O'Connor Jr., managing director and global head of venture capital at William Blair & Company
David Ormesher, founder and CEO of closerlook inc.
Sheli Rosenberg, consultant to Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and principal of Roselin Investments
Ellen Rudnick, clinical professor of entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and executive director for the Michael P. Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship
Rishi Shah, CEO of ContextMedia
Rajeev Venkayya, president of global vaccine business unit at Takeda Pharmaceuticals
"The caliber of individuals joining the board signals the momentum that continues to build from our opening just a few weeks ago," said Steven Collens, CEO of MATTER. "These first-class leaders will help us accelerate our mission and foster the collaboration that is critical to launching new businesses that matter."
"MATTER is pleased to welcome new board members that will help us shape the future of healthcare," said Jeff Aronin, co-chair of MATTER and CEO of Marathon Pharmaceuticals. "These individuals come from diverse backgrounds but share a common vision for supporting entrepreneurship to create better health outcomes for patients."
"This announcement is a big win for Chicago's healthcare community," said Timothy Walbert, co-chair of MATTER and chairman, president and CEO of Horizon Pharma. "We're honored to have these top healthcare leaders joining the board at MATTER."
MATTER, which opened in February 2015, accelerates innovation by connecting major healthcare institutions with entrepreneurs at the forefront of health technology innovation. MATTER is already home to more than 80 health technology startups and has partnered with 30 industry leaders, 3 world-class research institutions and 7 healthcare systems, and has raised more than $8 million to support its work.
The new board members will offer strategic leadership to guide MATTER as it works to accelerate the formation and growth of new businesses to revolutionize healthcare.
MATTER, a not-for-profit organization, was developed by a team of entrepreneurs and industry leaders with support from the state of Illinois. MATTER began as a project of ChicagoNEXT, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's council on technology and innovation, part of World Business Chicago.
Biographies of MATTER's new board members:
Laura Ferris Anderson serves as chief of staff, office of the Midwest chairman for JPMorgan Chase & Co., where she manages strategic planning and initiative implementation for the region's senior leadership. She has also held leadership positions in private banking, electronic trading and payment systems development and corporate strategy.
Thomas J. DeRosa is the chief executive officer of Health Care REIT Inc (HCN)., a leading partner to the most innovative senior housing operators and health systems in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. HCN works with its partners to develop the next generation of health care settings and solutions for a dynamic aging population. Prior to joining HCN, DeRosa was vice chairman and chief financial officer of The Rouse Company and held various positions at Deutsche Bank and Alex. Brown & Sons, including co-head of global health care investment banking.
James L. Madara, M.D., is executive vice president and chief executive officer of the American Medical Association, the nation's largest physician organization. Prior to joining the AMA, Madara served sequentially as professor of pathology and director of the Harvard Digestive Diseases Center, Timmie Professor and chair of pathology and laboratory medicine at the Emory University School of Medicine, and the Thompson Distinguished Service Professorship and dean at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. During his deanship at Chicago, which also extended to the university's renowned Biological Sciences Division, Madara also served as CEO of the University of Chicago Medical Center, bringing together the university's biomedical research, teaching and clinical activities.
Peter H. McNerney is founder and senior advisor of Thomas, McNerney & Partners, a healthcare venture firm that invests in life science and medical technology companies at all stages of development. He has more than 30 years of healthcare operating and venture capital experience. In addition to co-founding Thomas, McNerney & Partners, in 1992 he co-founded Coral Ventures, where he was responsible for healthcare investing.
James O'Connor Jr. is managing director and global head of venture capital at William Blair & Company, where he focuses on extending the company's advisory services among venture capital firms, corporate venture groups and entrepreneurial hubs in domestic and international markets. He previously served as senior managing director of MVC Capital Inc., and before that led Motorola's Technology Acceleration Program. He also was co-founder of Motorola Ventures. O'Connor is founding chairman of 1871 and the Chicago Entrepreneurial Center.
David Ormesher is founder and chief executive officer of closerlook inc., a digital marketing agency serving the pharmaceutical industry. In his leadership role, Ormesher has turned closerlook from a media boutique into a recognized leader in creating innovative marketing solutions that help pharmaceutical brands build and maintain meaningful relationships with healthcare professionals.
Sheli Z. Rosenberg is consultant to Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and principal of Roselin Investments. Her extensive, board-level corporate experience includes roles as the former president, chief executive officer and vice chairman of Equity Group Investments LLC. She is also co-founder and previous president of the Center for Executive Women at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, where she continues to serve on the center's steering committee.
Ellen A. Rudnick is a clinical professor of entrepreneurship at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and executive director for the Michael P. Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship. Before joining the university, she spent 25 years in business management and entrepreneurial activities, primarily in the healthcare and information services industries. During this time, she was president and CEO of Healthcare Knowledge Resources, president of HCIA, chairman of Pacific Biometrics, and corporate vice president of Baxter Healthcare Corporation.
Rishi Shah is chief executive officer of ContextMedia, a network of place-based and mobile media, which he founded in 2006 to serve health information to chronic disease patients. He also co-founded a personal venture investment firm, Jumpstart Ventures, through which he has made more than 40 investments in fast-growing, early- to late-stage startups.
Rajeev Venkayya is the president of the global vaccine business unit at Takeda Pharmaceuticals. He has served as special assistant to former U.S. president George W. Bush and senior director for biodefense at the White House, and subsequently the director of vaccine delivery at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He is trained as a pulmonary and critical care physician.
About MATTER
MATTER is a community of healthcare entrepreneurs and industry leaders working together in a shared space to individually and collectively fuel the future of healthcare innovation. MATTER's mission is to proactively connect and promote collaboration among entrepreneurs, scientists, physicians and industry partners to bring next-generation products and services to market that improve quality of care and save lives. For more information, visit matter.health and follow @MATTERhealth.
Melissa Lederer, MATTER
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Three Lakes Foundation and MATTER announce winners of 2020 PF Innovation Challenge
How two of the U.S.'s largest payers are prioritizing innovation during COVID-19
MATTER, Anthem, Inc., and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois launch innovation challenge seeking pandemic response solutions
mHUB, MATTER and 1871 Raise $1.55M in Funding to Mobilize the Chicago Tech Community to Fight COVID-19


The GMAT exam is a adaptive computer test and not a computer-based test, which means that the candidate will get one question at a time and be depending on the accuracy of the previous answer, the difficulty level of the next question will be ascertained. The average scores required for universities abroad varies; top-tier colleges require at least 710, while middle-tier schools accept 600.
For Executive MBA, GMAC has recently introduced a new Mini GMAT called Executive Assessment exam. This exam is specially designed for EMBA applicants and is of considerably shorter duration. It is meant to test analytical and logical thinking of the applicant, which is more suited for the Executive MBA course.
The application fee for GMAT is $250, which would roughly translate to Rs. 15,000-16,000 approximately.
GMAT is a management entrance exam conducted around the year where the candidates have the flexibility to take the exam on any day depending on the availability and time slot. GMAT is an entrance exam which is conducted over a period of 3 hours 30 minutes. In the year 2012-13, a total of 238,356 GMAT exams were administered, with 675,733 score reports sent to nearly 5,600 graduate-level management programs around the world.
There are no specific GMAT eligibility criteria. The candidates should have attained the age of 18 years. The respective institutes may have different eligibility criteria, but GMAC has no specific selection criterion.
The candidates have the liberty of giving the exam any time in the year as per their convenience. The critical thing to note is that the candidates can reschedule their next attempt only after 16 days of taking the first try. A candidate is only allowed five attempts in one year.
The GMAT exam pattern consists of mainly four sections which will test the candidate's' abilities on various parameters. These are – Writing, Reasoning, Verbal and Quantitative skills. The GMAT exam will be conducted in a time span of 3 hours and 30 minutes. GMAT scores are given with an increment of 10 points for example 550, 560, 570, etc.
Update: GMAC recently announced the upcoming launch of Select Section Order, a new feature that will provide candidates the flexibility to customize their GMAT experience by choosing the section order in which they feel most comfortable taking the exam.
In a continuing effort to enhance the GMAT exam experience for test takers, the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) today announced the upcoming launch of Select Section Order, . A new feature that will provide candidates the flexibility to customize their GMAT experience by choosing the section order in which they feel most comfortable taking the exam. Select Section Order will be available to test takers worldwide beginning July 11, 2017.


What does Mark 13:2 mean?
What did Jesus mean that not one stone would be left on another?
Mark 13:1,2 And as he went out of the temple, one of his disciples saith unto him, Master, see what manner of stones and what buildings are here! 2 And Jesus answering said unto him, Seest thou these great buildings? there shall not be left one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down.
The disciples were awed by the amazing size and architecture of Herod's temple. Jesus shows them the folly of being impressed by the works of man. When the Roman Legion took Jerusalem in AD70 they tore the temple apart stone by stone thus fulfilling the Lord's prediction.


It does not appear that there is a Firefox browser for the iPhone. Correct me if I'm wrong, though.
If there isn't a Firefox browser for my iPhone, then how can I get the firefox sync to work on my iPhone? Right now, I have all of my computers using the sync, so I can have all my bookmarks across of all my devices, and I want this capability on my iPhone as well. Anyway to do that?
It does not appear that there is a Firefox browser for the iPhone. Correct me if I'm wrong, though. If there isn't a Firefox browser for my iPhone, then how can I get the firefox sync to work on my iPhone? Right now, I have all of my computers using the sync, so I can have all my bookmarks across of all my devices, and I want this capability on my iPhone as well. Anyway to do that?
"Item not available. The item you have requested is not currently available in the US store."
Got an error. "Item not available. The item you have requested is not currently available in the US store."
I had the Firefox Home and could not get it to work and then asked the question here about it. The answer came back that it will no longer be used and it's now unavailable at the App store.
Please see Will Firefox Work on My Mobile Device for more details.
Hi: Please understand that Firefox is NOT available for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), Windows Phone, Windows RT, Bada, Symbian, Blackberry OS, webOS or other operating systems for mobile: Please see [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/will-firefox-work-my-mobile-device#w_other-operating-systems Will Firefox Work on My Mobile Device] for more details. Thank you.
I had been using the Bookmarks to Go app. It work for a little while, but then quit working just like the app in the link above. There a few other app's to sync with firefox that I have tried. I cannot seem to find one the will work consistently. Very disappointing.
If you have any further questions, please ask them here.
Thank you for choosing Mozilla!
If you have any further questions, please ask them [https://support.mozilla.org/questions/new here]. Thank you for choosing Mozilla!


National Park UNA is one of three national parks in Bosnia and Herzegovina and first in Federation B&H. It was established in 2008. It covers the area of the upper canyon of river Una upstream from Lohovo and lower canyon of river Unac all the way to the small river Krka in the west.
Along the valley of river Una, in the most part of National Park Una, you can find cultural monuments, fortresses, towers and towns which present the additional value to the National Park. This area was undoubtedly settled since the ancient times until today.
Evidence to this could be found in numerous archeological sites, remains of many fortresses as well as still existing medieval fortresses.
Štrbački buk is a waterfall if an impressive beauty and water force diving over the smaller and bigger travertine barriers.
It is the highest waterfall on Una river and the biggest natural attraction in B&H. It is around 40 meters wide and 23.5 meters high.
Second, and the biggest waterfall on Una river, known as Milančev buk, is situated in a small town of Martin Brod, some 15 kilometers away from our center.


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Dirty Heads, Dreamers
Social Distortion, The Devil Makes Three, Le Butcherettes
The Beauty of Reflection: The xx at Memorial Coliseum
Brendan Swogger - May 4, 2017
Hot off their appearance at Coachella, The xx brought their visually dazzling I See You tour to Portland's Veterans Memorial Coliseum with support from Sampha.
How Big, How Beautiful: Florence and the Machine at Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Brendan Swogger - Nov 2, 2015
Helming an arena for the first time in Portland, Florence Welch and Co. delivered the high-intensity, love-filled, shimmering gold set that only they could bring. Photo by Corey Terrill
Juice WRLD and Ski Mask The Slump God at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on April 26, 2019
Kodak Black at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on March 24, 2019
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A$AP Rocky at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Feb. 5, 2019
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Five Finger Death Punch, Breaking Benjamin and Bad Wolves at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Nov. 15, 2018
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Shinedown, Godsmack and Asking Alexandria at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Oct. 11, 2018
Lauryn Hill at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Sept. 12, 2018
Post Malone, 21 Savage, SOB X RBE and Paris at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on April 26, 2018
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Judas Priest, Saxon and Black Star Riders at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on April 17, 2018
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Santana at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on March 3, 2018
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Santana's Divination Tour Set List Woodstock Intro Soul Sacrifice Jingo Evil Ways/A Love Supreme Toussaint L'Ouverture Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen Oye Como Va Europa Batuka/No One to Depend...
Queens of the Stone Age and Eagles of Death Metal at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Jan. 26, 2018
Photos by James Kemp
A Perfect Circle and The Beta Machine at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Dec. 2, 2017
In the Lights and Behind the Scenes with ODESZA at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Nov. 2, 2017
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The xx at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on April 23, 2017
Travis Scott at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on April 19, 2017
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Porter Robinson and Madeon's 'Shelter' Live Tour at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Dec. 8, 2016
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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Raz Simone and XP at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on May 26, 2016
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G-Eazy and ASAP Ferg at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Jan. 6, 2016
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It was hot and muggy, but I heaped one more spoonful of the spicy salsa on my taco. I wiped the sweat from my forehead with a paper napkin, took another swigg of Sol, and reveled in the first hot Toronto day at Taco el Asador.
When I lived on top of Ossington subway station three years ago, Korea Town was just part of my commute; quickly past Christie Pitts and nameless shops to the Annex where I spend most of my time as a student at U of T.
Now there are new boutiques, restaurants, there's even a bulk barn for god's sake. The neighbourhood has changed, but Taco el Asador has maintained their delicious status quo. Shame on me for walking by this awesome place, shame on me.
El Asador is exactly what you want a good taco joint to be — yellow and orange walls, a little South American flare, and picnic tables squashed into a tiny 20-seat restaurant serving awesome food. No pretense, just tacos.
I had met up with my friend Krista for lunch and we were lucky to get a table, even though it was 1pm on a Monday afternoon. To start off our little fiesta, we shared the guacamole ($7.55).
Five minutes later our fish tacos showed up ($3.55 each).
Then I had a carnitas and Krista had the chorizo.
The food is easygoing, easy to eat and cheap — the meal only cost us around $35 and we both had a beer! What else do you need?
We sat there for awhile after the lunch rush, catching eachother up.
I was sweaty and full, and I feel at home in Toronto again.
Love Tacos el Asador! One of my favourite places in Toronto and a must visit every time I get back there.
I'll be adding this to my Toronto list for my next visit! I've been eating all the fish tacos in Halifax and none of them look as good as these ones. Life is tough when you just can't find a good taco!


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Het Hussein Bin Alistadion is een multifunctioneel stadion in Hebron, een stad in Palestina.

Het stadion wordt vooral gebruikt voor voetbalwedstrijden, de voetbalclubs Ahli Al-Khaleel, Shabab Al-Khalil SC en Shabab Alsamu maken gebruik van dit stadion. In het stadion is plaats voor 8.000 toeschouwers. Het stadion werd geopend in 1940 en gerenoveerd in 2009.

Voetbalstadion in Palestina


WINDSORT development of an automated technique for collecting sort data for multidimensional scaling.
Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 40-07, page: . Thesis (M.A.)--University of Windsor (Canada), 1987.
Knowles, Ian L., "WINDSORT development of an automated technique for collecting sort data for multidimensional scaling." (1987). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 4571.


Cate Farm began growing organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers in 1981. We started small and have grown slowly to our present size of 22 acres and eight 96′ long greenhouses under cultivation. Cate Farm prides itself on selling only excellent, high quality produce. Everything we sell is certified organic and always our own.
Each year, many varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers are grown by Flint, Sally and Richard, and our hardworking crew. We market our fresh produce to co-ops, restaurants, and stores in Central Vermont. In addition, Cate Farm is a long time member of Deep Root Organic Grower's Co-op, which markets our produce to stores in Boston, New York, and Washington, DC areas.
Find our produce at Hunger Mountain Co-op, Bragg Farm and Plainfield Hardware.
Cate Farm grows a wide variety of certified organic herb, flower, and vegetable seedlings, as well as second year perennial flowers. We start everything from seed here on Cate Farm. We constantly trial new varieties, and appreciate any suggestions you may have.
Cate Farm seedlings can be purchased in Spring at Hunger Mt. Co-op in Montpelier, VT, or here at Cate Farm during our Seedling Sale weekends (May 11-12, May 18-19, May 25-26, June 1-2). Sign up for our Newsletter to get more info about the farm and updates on Seedling Sales.
Cate Farm considers burdock one of our specialties- we have been cultivating it since 1985!
There are two main species of burdock- wild burdock, Arctium minus, and Japanese or Giant burdock Arctium lappa. We cultivate only the Japanese variety Arctium lappa for its roots (fresh and dried) and for its seed. Wild crafted burdock is most likely Arctium minus.
Most people know burdock from the velcro-like burrs that attach to one's clothing or canines. Burdock is a biennial: seeded in spring, the plant produces a long taproot and large foliage, but no seed. In the second year, the taproot's energy is used to produce a seed stalk and 'burrs'. While burdock seed is harvested in the fall of the second year, the root is harvested in the fall of the first year, or overwintered and dug early the next spring.
We plant burdock in fertile soils amended with compost and rock minerals. The long roots are harvested by hand after loosening the soil with a tractor pulled blade. It is hard work, but satisfying- especially when you pull out a two and a half foot root! The roots are thoroughly washed in a tumbler washer before packing fresh or cutting up for drying.
Burdock has long been used in Asian and macrobiotic cuisine. Medicinally, it has be used as a blood purifier and for skin disorders, among other uses. Burdock root is a main component in the Essiac formula.
Try slicing fresh roots for use in soups, stir-fry, or tea. Burdock is also great roasted or steamed. Try juicing it with carrots and beets. Burdock also makes a potent tincture.
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Since its original creation in 2007, there have been huge leaps in the electronics field. The Proxmark 3 EVO, or Evolution is a fully revised, modernized version of the already powerful RDV2 - built especially for desktop use and researchers.
The Proxmark 3 EVO is the latest revision of the Proxmark 3 from the company behind the Proxmark 3 RDV2.
The RDV 4 revision represents a highly optimised piece of hardware specifically designed for the desktop use by researchers and hobbyists.
Intuiative: RGB LED for intuative feedback, especially in stand-alone mode.
High Quality: Solid, attractive ABS case with rubber feet for desktop testing. Pretuned, pretested hardware to ensure out-of-the box functionality.
The EVO has been designed and optimised for desktop users and hobbyists.
If you are looking for Proxmark 3 for Penetration Testing, please consider the Proxmark 3 RDV4.
Each Proxmark 3 RDV EVO is dispatched from Europe - no need to worry about slow shipping times, import duties or damaged goods.


I have to say that I am an easy lay as far as unusual design goes in books, as long as it isn't too far off the wall – and 101 Golden Rules has exactly the kind of layout that turns on my lights. As a book, it is a kind of cross between Mr. Crabtree and an acid trip, the emphasis being on Crabtree, because more than anything else, Rob Beattie's book is a book for beginners.
The text is presented in a very readable format, almost like a personal diary, and is perfectly complimented by Matt Pagett's illustrations.
For some reason there never seem to be enough books on how to get started fishing, particularly at coarse fishing, which most magazines make out to be a complete black art, with pages of uninformative reviews of rods that even the writers find difficult to tell apart. I'm not saying that you can pick up 101 Golden Rules and become an expert coarse fisher – you will need to read something else as well – but as a source of inspiration, you could do a lot worse. And even if you know enough to get by, Rob's book has plenty of stories in it and is just so likeable it isn't going to get left in the loobrary, because I know a visitor will nick it.


A pain relieving oil that contain time-tested active herbal ingredients. A gentle application of Sagargoti Siddhi Oil to the affected area brings the desired relief.
Sagargoti Siddhi Oil contains natural potent pain relievers of minor aches and pains from sprains, strains, backaches, bruises and sports extertion.
Composition: – Sagargoti beej 10% (Capsalpinia Bounducella) Til Oil (Sesame Oil).
How to Use: – Apply sufficient quantity of oil on affected area. 2-3 times a day. Wash hands after use. Avoid contact with eyes.


Esthetic Nurse Practitioner Abbie Calabio returns as guest on Episode 55 of the BioBalance Healthcast. Brett Newcomb and I lead her through a discussion of the skin treatments she performs at BioBalance Health. Abbie joined our skin care team in August of 2011, bringing with her over five years of professional experience in the field of cosmetic medicine, injectable skin treatments and laser skin rejuvenation.
BioBalance Health offers a full line of laser solutions for skin tightening, and removal of spots, lines and hair.
We focus in this show on the IPL (Intermittent Pulse Laser), which painlessly removes brown spots, and the PIXEL Rejuvenation, treatment which stimulates collagen and tightens skin.
For information about Abbie's work with injectable skin treatments, listen to or watch episode 54 which covers Botox, Juvederm and Radiesse.