Hi! I am Harvey, 34 years old. I am here to talk to you about the wonders of taking CBD oil. If you are a health buff like me, I'm sure you have spent time researching and trying every medical wonder available. Then, you may have come across cannabidiol (CBD) oil and its numerous benefits. If you want to know more, let me explain to you how to take CBD oil and take advantage of its health benefits.
You may wonder how you can take advantage of the many benefits of CBD oil. Well, there are various ways, but I will mention five here.
CBD oil contains terpene oils that provide flavorful taste and aroma. Therefore, if you want to take it sublingually or under the tongue, you will find hemp oil more palatable.
Do you know that you can also find terpene oils in lavender, citrus, and black pepper? You may have ingested them unknowingly.
A board-certified pharmacist formulates the CBD sublingual oil, blending the broad-spectrum oils to become the same and effective CBD oil that we know today. Most preparations have between 100mg to 1500mg of CBD and around 100mg of terpene oils per bottle.
Majority of CBD oil users prefer to take it under the tongue because the oil goes straight into your bloodstream. The oil does not pass through the liver and the digestive system. So, it interacts faster with the endocannabinoid system. If you want the CBD oil to take effect more quickly, you need to put it under your tongue.
You may ask how to administer it to yourself. Well, you put the desired amount of CBD oil under your tongue and hold it for about 1 ½ minutes. You need to leave it under your tongue so that the mucous membranes can absorb the active ingredients of the oil. Serving size may vary per brand, so you need to check the dosage instruction on the bottle.
Since the use of CBD oil is relatively new, doctors are in a quandary as to the amount of dosage that they can prescribe. They never learned about CBD oil in their pharmacology class. It is only now that medical scientists are studying dosages for hemp oil.
Therefore, the best advice is to take hemp oil in small dosages then increase the dosage gradually until you achieve the desired result. You can expand the dosage by 25mg every month until you experience relief. However, if you feel that your symptoms have worsened, you need to decrease the dosage.
If you do not want to take CBD oil sublingually, you have other options like vaping. You use a vaporizer, vape pen, or e-cigarette to heat and inhale the oil vapors. If you have a vaporizer, you can buy vape oil in a bottle. However, if you prefer the vape pen, you can purchase a one-time use cartridge.
You can buy two kinds of vape oil: one made from marijuana and another one made from an all-natural hemp plant. If you purchase vape oil from grass, you should know that you could get high from inhaling it. If you need to pass a drug test, you will ultimately fail because vape oil from marijuana contains too much tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
If you do not want the psychotropic effects of THC, buy the CBD vape oil from an all-natural hemp plant. Vaping CBD oil will not get you high because it is not addictive.
Do you know that you can vape CBD oil to ease the side effects of some ailments, illnesses, and diseases? For instance, vaping CBD oil can relieve the symptoms of high blood pressure, sleep apnea, inflammation, seizures, joint pain, anxiety, and stress caused by ailments like cancer and leukemia.
Because research is still ongoing, vaping CBD oil is not a cure, but a preventive tool. In essence, if you are healthy and in need of preventative care, you can vape CBD oil in lower doses. Then, you can increase the dosage if you need to fight a particular disease.
If you want to try vaping CBD oil, you need to consult your physician to determine the right dosage for you. However, if you will base it on customer testimonials, they say that dosage varies, depending on how much you can handle. Because CBD oil is not addictive, you can vape CBD oil to take advantage of its medicinal benefits.
However, I have to warn you. CBD vape oil has propylene glycol, which is a thinning compound present in nicotine-infused e-cigarette formulations. Propylene glycol can transform into toxic nanoparticles when heated at high temperatures. It can damage your respiratory organs and can even cause illnesses like asthma and cancer.
The US FDA permits the use of propylene glycol for topical and ingestion applications. It also allows its use as a food additive. However, its recommendations do not include heating and inhaling it.
If you have a sweet tooth, do you know that you can take CBD gummies? Aside from indulging your desire for sweets, popping CBD oil gummies have healing benefits too. These gummies are becoming popular because they come in great flavors.
CBD gummies come in different fun shapes and delicious flavors. If you are nostalgic about your childhood, you can try these gummies. When you buy CBD oil gummies, you need to check the label to ensure that you are buying organic and all-natural ingredients.
Of course, you need to be aware that there are THC gummies and CBD gummies. THC gummies have psychoactive properties. You can get high when you consume them. However, you cannot get "high" with CBD gummies.
Another popular method of using CBD oil is to take it in soft gel or capsule form. This method is one of the simplest and most straightforward ways of consuming hemp oil.
If you feel it is convenient for you to take the oil capsule daily, then, by all means do so. The beauty of ingesting it in capsule form is that you can bring it anywhere. If you are someone who moves from one place to another every day, be sure to bring your CBD capsule with you.
Furthermore, you can find CBD oil soft gels or capsules in at most 45 countries around the world. In addition, you can buy them in 50 US states. So, even if you are on the move and forget to bring you CBD pills with you, you can buy it conveniently anywhere.
You may wonder why CBD oil soft gels are the favorite of many individuals. Well, it is because they are easy to swallow. Taking the capsules does not require any heating equipment. You pop it in your mouth with a glass of water.
Each capsule has a specific dosage. You do not need to measure every time you need a serving. It has no taste, and you can swallow it quickly. Furthermore, your body can absorb the nutrients as soon as you consume it.
If you are not into vaping or ingesting CBD oil, you can try using CBD creams and lotions. Today may be your first time to learn about CBD topicals. So, read on to learn more about them.
If you are experiencing pain due to sore muscles or joint aches, you will find soothing relief in CBD creams and lotions. You can use them as a topical pain reliever. If you have uncomfortable sensations, these topicals can help ease them.
You may have tried those analgesic creams like Bengay in the past. They often have a strong smell, yet effective. If you try the CBD cream for pain, you know that you are allowing CBD oil to work on you. Aside from alleviating pain, you can use it to sooth fibromyalgia and neuropathy.
You already know that CBD is not addictive and non-psychoactive. Even if you use the CBD cream, you will not get that high feeling. Moreover, because it is topical, CBD does not get into your bloodstream. In effect, you get the therapeutic effects of CBD without ingesting it.
CBD creams and lotions contain organic and all-natural ingredients. They have no preservatives and chemicals. Their base is often olive or coconut oil so you will feel the enhanced effects as soon as you use any of the topical creams and lotions.
If you want something to relieve physical pain, you can try CBD topical solutions. However, if you are experiencing internal pain, the best methods are to take the oil under the tongue or through vaping.
You may be like the other people who experience side effects when taking CBD. Besides, various factors need to be considered before you decide to use it for pain.
Just like any human body, yours has an endocannabinoid system that can receive and translate signals from CBD. This system regulates functions like pain, immune system responses, and sleep. If you take CBD, you do not get high, but it influences your endocannabinoids to function more effectively. CBD only activates your endocannabinoids.
Historically, people have been using CBD for thousands of years. It is only now that the medical community has begun studying it again. If you have arthritis pain, multiple sclerosis, and chronic pain, you can find some relief in using CBD oil.
Are you aware that CBD oil can relieve your anxiety? It is because it works with the CB1 brain receptor, which is a small protein that clings to your cells. CB1 brain receptor receives signals and assists in your cells' response.
Although no one yet understands how CBD affects CB1, many experts believe that CBD can alter your serotonin signals. If you experience anxiety and depression, you have low serotonin levels. Therefore, if you take CBD oil, it can manage your stress. However, if you are under the care of a doctor, you must talk to him first before trying CBD oil.
If you decide to take the oil to manage your anxiety, you can consume it sublingually or through vaping.
If you have frequent migraine attacks and common over-the-counter medications do not seem to work anymore, why not try CBD oil? However, you need to consult a doctor before you try hemp oil. In addition, you need to get your CBD oil from reputable sources so that you have an assurance that it is of the highest quality and is safe to use.
Unknown to many, our ancestors have been using CBD oil to treat different kinds of headaches. However, cannabis became illegal, so they stopped using it. Although there is not enough evidence about the potency of CBD oil in treating migraine, more researches are underway to study its efficacy in migraine management.
What do we know for now? First, in 2012, a study found that CBD oil is helpful in relieving chronic pain. But, it did not specify migraines or headaches. In a 2016 study, researchers discovered that medical marijuana might lessen the frequency of migraine attacks. This study did not look at CBD oil.
In 2009, a study discovered that cannabis compounds might treat chronic pain in people who have been into opioids for a long time and wanted to lessen use. In 2018, a study in Australia found no link between the reduction of pain and consumption of cannabis. However, most of these results were dependent on the research participants who reported using marijuana illegally.
If a migraine has become unmanageable, you can consult your doctor about trying CBD oil. The best methods for CBD oil in managing headaches are vaping and sublingual.
CBD oil can improve the health of your skin because it has moisturizing qualities and nourishing vitamins.
Do you know that CBD oil is perfect for many skin types? It does not clog your pores, and it moisturizes your skin. Moreover, if you have oily skin, it hydrates it and regulates oil production. If your skin is dry, you can use it to keep your skin healthy by nourishing it. CBD oil can also prevent or reduce acne breakouts because it regulates oil production.
CBD oil can moisturize and soothe inflammation because it has gamma-linolenic acid, a potent anti-inflammatory compound that also encourages new cell generation and skin growth.
You can also use CBD oil to treat atopic dermatitis because it is rich in omega-3 and omega-8 fatty acids. Furthermore, CBD oil has anti-aging properties, helping in the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles. It has oleic acids and linoleic acid that can delay the aging process.
If you want to use CBD oil, the best way is to apply it directly on the skin. You use it on your skin if you have dry skin patches or immediate irritation. If you want to use it to treat your acne, you need to ensure that your skin is clean before using it.
You can also opt to use CBD oil sublingually. You generate the same benefits as when you use the CBD topical solutions. Also, you do not face the risk of skin breakouts or irritation, but you may suffer from a temporary upset stomach. Because you will be ingesting CBD oil, it is highly recommended that you seek the advice of your doctor first.
Each one of us has our own health issues. If you care for your body, you can consider the healing properties of CBD oil. You can use it for your anxiety attacks, skin problems, chronic pains, and migraines. CBD oil is available in various forms, like gummy bears, creams and lotions, vape oil, soft gels or capsules, and sublingual.
However, just like anything that you put on your skin or ingest, it is still best to seek medical advice before you decide to take CBD oil.


1) What is the purpose of Institute to initiate this training programme ?
Ans: To Understand the Basics of Information Technology for the purpose of emerging in this modern era of computers and technology.The course includes learning of computer basics,MS office,Initial knowledge of how to use internet,buying and selling through internet.
2) Who are conducting this course?
Ans: On behalf of ICSI, APTECH is authorized to conduct the course on all India basis.Previously the authority was with NIIT but now the same vest in the hands of APTECH,now the students have to register with their nearest APTECH institute to obtain the compulsory computer training completion certificate.
3) What is the Eligibility to join this course?
Ans: The course is open for all the students and members of the ICSI. But completing the course is compulsory for the Executive program Company Secretary-ship students.Students of executive programme giving both groups together should complete the training before giving exams,in case a student attempt to give exams for one group at a time than he/she can complete the training after giving exams for one group but before attempting to give exams of second group.
4) What does the Course content include?
When should we complete this training? Is there any time limit that before some date we should complete this?
Hello.. I am pallavi sahasrabuddhe from gwalior.I m doing CA also and i have alredy done 100 hr computer traning from ICAI so will i get exemption from CS computer tarining??
i will keep updated with the same.
can i take the computer training after giving the exam of module 1.
can i give this training online???
i have already completed computer training of 100 hrs in CA so will i get exemption from computer training in CS as well?
i have send the required demand draft for admission in 70 hours computer training regarding CS executive programme but not received the information related to batch timings. can you please provide it.
can I do online computer traning?
can u please send me the questions of icsi aptech IT training ?
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Newsletter of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
A Holiday Note to You from the JBS Board
Bill Clayton
Mickey Dove
Bill Dove
JBS Board, Sweden
One year ago, we'd had our first successful conference and had a sense of validation by the events of the year: good cooperation from our colleagues in Sweden and the U.K., much news of Jussi as singer of the century in various polls, and the satisfaction of meeting many of you in Washington: We felt a bit worn down tin:111cially, unable to do some of the things we wanted, so we issued an appeal, to give us some resources to make more progress, explaining what we wanted to do. Your response was more generous than any of us expected, and we have been able to make some good progress over the past year. Thank you for your confidence!
Clayton, Bill; Dove, Mickey; Dove, Bill; Hines, Tom; and Shea, Dan (2001) "A Holiday Note to You from the JBS Board," Newsletter of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK: Vol. 1 : No. 1 , Article 10.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using BLToolkit.Data;
using bv.common.Core;
using bv.model.BLToolkit;
using bv.model.Model.Core;
using eidss.model.Avr.Tree;
using eidss.model.Core;
using eidss.model.Resources;
using eidss.model.Schema;

namespace eidss.model.Avr
{
    public class AvrQueryLayoutTreeDbHelper
    {
        private static readonly string m_DefaultFolderExists;
        private static readonly string m_NationalFolderExists;
        private static readonly string m_DefaultLayoutExists;
        private static readonly string m_NationalLayoutExists;

        static AvrQueryLayoutTreeDbHelper()
        {
            m_DefaultFolderExists = EidssMessages.Get("msgNoUniqueFolderName",
                "A folder with the name you specified already exists. Specify a different folder name.");
            m_NationalFolderExists = EidssMessages.Get("msgNoUniqueNatLayoutName",
                "A folder with the national name you specified already exists. Specify a different folder name.");
            m_DefaultLayoutExists = EidssMessages.Get("msgNoUniqueLayoutName",
                "Layout with the name you specified already exists. Specify a different layout name.");
            m_NationalLayoutExists = EidssMessages.Get("msgNoUniqueNatLayoutName",
                "Layout with the national name you specified already exists. Specify a different layout name.");
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> LoadQueriesLayoutsFolders()
        {
            List<AvrTreeElement> treeElements = LoadQueries();
            treeElements.AddRange(LoadFolders());
            treeElements.AddRange(LoadLayouts());
            return treeElements;
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> LoadQueries(bool readOnly = false)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Query", null, AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrQueryLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrQueryLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, null);

                List<AvrTreeElement> treeElements = lookup
                    .Where(q => !readOnly || q.blnReadOnly)
                    .Select(q => (AvrTreeElement) q)
                    .ToList();
                return treeElements;
            }
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> ReLoadQueries(bool readOnly = false)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Query", null, AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Query");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            return LoadQueries(readOnly);
        }

        public static AvrTreeElement ReloadQuery(long queryId)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Query", null, AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Query");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrQueryLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrQueryLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, queryId);

                AvrQueryLookup foundQuery = lookup.FirstOrDefault();
                return foundQuery != null
                    ? (AvrTreeElement) foundQuery
                    : null;
            }
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> LoadFolders(bool readOnly = false, long? queryId = null)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("LayoutFolder", null, AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrFolderLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrFolderLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, null, queryId);

                List<AvrTreeElement> treeElements = lookup
                    .Where(f => !readOnly || f.blnReadOnly)
                    .Select(f => (AvrTreeElement) f)
                    .ToList();
                return treeElements;
            }
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> ReLoadFolders(bool readOnly = false, long? queryId = null)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("LayoutFolder", null, AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("LayoutFolder");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            return LoadFolders(readOnly, queryId);
        }

        public static AvrTreeElement ReloadFolder(long folderId)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("LayoutFolder", null, AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("LayoutFolder");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrFolderLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrFolderLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, folderId, null);

                AvrFolderLookup foundFolder = lookup.FirstOrDefault();
                return foundFolder != null
                    ? (AvrTreeElement) foundFolder
                    : null;
            }
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> LoadLayouts(bool readOnly = false, long? queryId = null)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Layout", null, AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrLayoutLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, null, queryId);
                long employeeId = EidssUserContext.User.EmployeeID is long ? (long) EidssUserContext.User.EmployeeID : -1;
                List<AvrTreeElement> treeElements = lookup
                    .Where(
                        lay =>
                            (!readOnly || lay.blnReadOnly) &&
                            ((lay.idfPerson.HasValue && lay.idfPerson.Value == employeeId)) || lay.blnShareLayout)
                    .Select(lay => (AvrTreeElement) lay)
                    .ToList();

                return treeElements;
            }
        }

        public static List<AvrTreeElement> ReLoadLayouts(bool readOnly = false, long? queryId = null)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Layout", null, AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Layout");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            return LoadLayouts(readOnly, queryId);
        }

        public static AvrTreeElement ReloadLayout(long layoutId)
        {
            LookupManager.AddObject("Layout", null, AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null).GetType(), "SelectLookupList");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Layout");
            LookupManager.ClearAndReloadOnIdle();
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrLayoutLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, layoutId, null);

                AvrLayoutLookup foundLayout = lookup.FirstOrDefault();
                return foundLayout != null
                    ? (AvrTreeElement) foundLayout
                    : null;
            }
        }

        public static void SaveLayoutLocation(long layoutId, long? folderId)
        {
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                DbManager command = manager.SetSpCommand("spAsLayoutParentPost",
                    manager.Parameter("idflLayout", layoutId),
                    manager.Parameter("idflFolder", folderId ?? (object) DBNull.Value));
                command.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }
            //LookupCache.NotifyChange("Layout");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Layout");
        }

        public static void SaveLayoutMetadata
            (string strLanguage, long idflLayout, string strDefaultLayoutName
                , string strLayoutName, long idfsDefaultGroupDate, long idflQuery, long idflDescription
                , string strDescription, string strDescriptionEnglish
                , bool blnReadOnly = false, bool blnShareLayout = false)
        {
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                long? employeeId = (EidssUserContext.User == null || EidssUserContext.User.EmployeeID == null)
                    ? (long?) null
                    : (long) EidssUserContext.User.EmployeeID;
                DbManager command = manager.SetSpCommand("dbo.spAsLayoutMetadataPost",
                    manager.Parameter("strLanguage", strLanguage),
                    manager.Parameter("idflLayout", idflLayout),
                    manager.Parameter("strDefaultLayoutName", strDefaultLayoutName),
                    manager.Parameter("strLayoutName", strLayoutName),
                    manager.Parameter("idfsDefaultGroupDate", idfsDefaultGroupDate),
                    manager.Parameter("idflQuery", idflQuery),
                    manager.Parameter("idflDescription", idflDescription),
                    manager.Parameter("strDescription", strDescription),
                    manager.Parameter("strDescriptionEnglish", strDescriptionEnglish),
                    manager.Parameter("blnReadOnly", blnReadOnly),
                    manager.Parameter("blnShareLayout", blnShareLayout),
                    manager.Parameter("idfPerson", employeeId)
                    );
                command.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }
            //LookupCache.NotifyChange("Layout");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("Layout");
        }

        public static void SaveFolder(long folderId, long? parentFolderId, long queryId, string defaultName, string nationalName)
        {
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                DbManager command = manager.SetSpCommand("spAsFolderPost",
                    manager.Parameter("strLanguage", ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage),
                    manager.Parameter("idflFolder", folderId),
                    manager.Parameter("idflParentFolder", parentFolderId ?? (object) DBNull.Value),
                    manager.Parameter("strFolderName", nationalName),
                    manager.Parameter("strDefaultFolderName", defaultName),
                    manager.Parameter("idflQuery", queryId)
                    );
                command.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }
            //LookupCache.NotifyChange("LayoutFolder");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("LayoutFolder");
        }

        public static void DeleteFolder(long folderId)
        {
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                DbManager command = manager.SetSpCommand("spAsFolderDelete", manager.Parameter("idflFolder", folderId));
                command.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }
            //LookupCache.NotifyChange("LayoutFolder");
            LookupManager.ClearByTable("LayoutFolder");
        }

        public static long GetGlobalId(long id, AvrTreeElementType type)
        {
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                switch (type)
                {
                    case AvrTreeElementType.Layout:
                        AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor layoutAccessor = AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                        List<AvrLayoutLookup> layoutLookup = layoutAccessor.SelectLookupList(manager, id, null);
                        AvrLayoutLookup foundLayout = layoutLookup.SingleOrDefault();
                        if (foundLayout == null)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not find Layout with ID {0} to unpublish", id));
                        }
                        if (!foundLayout.idfsGlobalLayout.HasValue)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not unpublish non-published Layout with ID {0}", id));
                        }
                        return foundLayout.idfsGlobalLayout.Value;
                    case AvrTreeElementType.Folder:
                        AvrFolderLookup.Accessor folderAccessor = AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                        List<AvrFolderLookup> folderLookup = folderAccessor.SelectLookupList(manager, id, null);
                        AvrFolderLookup foundFolder = folderLookup.SingleOrDefault();
                        if (foundFolder == null)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not find Folder with ID {0} to unpublish", id));
                        }
                        if (!foundFolder.idfsGlobalFolder.HasValue)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not unpublish non-published Folder with ID {0}", id));
                        }
                        return foundFolder.idfsGlobalFolder.Value;
                    case AvrTreeElementType.Query:
                        AvrQueryLookup.Accessor queryAccessor = AvrQueryLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                        List<AvrQueryLookup> queryLookup = queryAccessor.SelectLookupList(manager, id);
                        AvrQueryLookup foundQuery = queryLookup.SingleOrDefault();
                        if (foundQuery == null)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not find Query with ID {0} to unpublish", id));
                        }
                        if (!foundQuery.idfsGlobalQuery.HasValue)
                        {
                            throw new AvrException(String.Format("Could not unpublish non-published Query with ID {0}", id));
                        }
                        return foundQuery.idfsGlobalQuery.Value;
                    default:
                        throw new AvrException("Unsupported AvrTreeElementType " + type);
                }
            }
        }

        public static string GetCopyLayoutNameXml(AvrTreeElement layout)
        {
            Utils.CheckNotNull(layout, "layout");
            if (layout.ElementType != AvrTreeElementType.Layout)
            {
                throw new ArgumentException("Parameter should has ElementType == AvrTreeElementType.Layout", "layout");
            }

            string newDefault = GetLayoutNameWithPrefix(layout.DefaultName, layout.QueryID, layout.ID, Localizer.lngEn, true);

            var xmlBuilder = new StringBuilder(@"<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding=""UTF-16""?><ROOT>");
            xmlBuilder.AppendFormat(@"<LayoutName LanguageId=""{0}""  Translation=""{1}"" />", Localizer.lngEn, newDefault);
            if (ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage != Localizer.lngEn)
            {
                string newNational = GetLayoutNameWithPrefix(layout.NationalName, layout.QueryID, layout.ID,
                    ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage, true);
                xmlBuilder.AppendFormat(@"<LayoutName LanguageId=""{0}""  Translation=""{1}"" />", ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage,
                    newNational);
            }
            xmlBuilder.Append(@"</ROOT>");

            return xmlBuilder.ToString();
        }

        public static string GetLayoutNameWithPrefix(string layoutName, long queryId, long layoutId, string lang, bool isNewObject)
        {
            Utils.CheckNotNullOrEmpty(lang, "lang");

            string result = layoutName;
            for (int index = 0; index < Int32.MaxValue; index++)
            {
                string strIndex = index > 0 ? String.Format(" ({0})", index) : String.Empty;
                string prefix = EidssMessages.Get("msgCopyPrefix", "Copy{0} of", lang);
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                result = String.Format(format, prefix, Utils.Str(layoutName));

                if (!IsLayoutExists(result, queryId, layoutId, lang, isNewObject))
                {
                    break;
                }
            }

            return result;
        }

        public static string ValidateElementName(AvrTreeElement element, bool isNewObject)
        {
            Func<string, long, long, string, bool, bool> exists = (s, l, arg3, arg4, arg5) => false;
            string defaultMessage = string.Empty;
            string nationalMessage = string.Empty;
            if (element.IsLayout)
            {
                exists = IsLayoutExists;
                defaultMessage = m_DefaultLayoutExists;
                nationalMessage = m_NationalLayoutExists;
            }
            if (element.IsFolder)
            {
                exists = IsFolderExists;
                defaultMessage = m_DefaultFolderExists;
                nationalMessage = m_NationalFolderExists;
            }

            if (exists(element.DefaultName, element.QueryID, element.ID, Localizer.lngEn, isNewObject))
            {
                return defaultMessage;
            }
            if ((ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage != Localizer.lngEn) &&
                (exists(element.NationalName, element.QueryID, element.ID, ModelUserContext.CurrentLanguage, isNewObject)))
            {
                return nationalMessage;
            }
            return String.Empty;
        }

        public static bool IsLayoutExists(string layoutName, long queryId, long layoutId, string lang, bool isNewObject)
        {
            Utils.CheckNotNull(layoutName, "layoutName");

            layoutName = layoutName.Replace("'", "''");
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrLayoutLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrLayoutLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, null, queryId);

                AvrLayoutLookup[] found = (lang == Localizer.lngEn)
                    ? lookup.Where(lay => (layoutName == lay.strDefaultLayoutName)).ToArray()
                    : lookup.Where(lay => (layoutName == lay.strLayoutName)).ToArray();

                bool isExists = (found.Length > 1) ||
                                (isNewObject && found.Length > 0) ||
                                ((found.Length == 1) && (found[0].idflLayout != layoutId));
                return isExists;
            }
        }

        public static bool IsFolderExists(string folderName, long queryId, long folderId, string lang, bool isNewObject)
        {
            Utils.CheckNotNull(folderName, "folderName");

            folderName = folderName.Replace("'", "''");
            using (DbManagerProxy manager = DbManagerFactory.Factory.Create())
            {
                AvrFolderLookup.Accessor accessor = AvrFolderLookup.Accessor.Instance(null);
                List<AvrFolderLookup> lookup = accessor.SelectLookupList(manager, null, queryId);

                AvrFolderLookup[] found = (lang == Localizer.lngEn)
                    ? lookup.Where(f => (folderName == f.strDefaultFolderName)).ToArray()
                    : lookup.Where(f => (folderName == f.strFolderName)).ToArray();

                bool isExists = (found.Length > 1) ||
                                (isNewObject && found.Length > 0) ||
                                ((found.Length == 1) && (found[0].idflFolder != folderId));
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Due to the pandemic, JazZoo was suspended in 2020 and 2021. We hope to resume as soon as circumstances permit.
Each Summer, the Jazz Arts Group takes jazz to a wilder place as the Columbus Jazz Orchestra takes center stage at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium for JazZoo!
JazZoo Rain Policy
It's summer in Central Ohio, and that means unpredictable weather. But in 12 seasons of JazZoo at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium featuring the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, not a single concert has ever been cancelled due to weather.
JazZoo concerts take place rain or shine, and may start late due to inclement weather. The decision to cancel or delay the start of a concert will not be made until the scheduled concert time, or shortly thereafter.
So grab your umbrella, poncho and picnic basket and join the many faithful patrons who love jazz and the musicians who play their hearts out at every JazZoo concert –rain or shine!
Concerts will be deemed complete if performed up to intermission. In the very rare event that a concert should be cancelled, ticket holders will be eligible for a complimentary ticket to any future JazZoo concerts, or regular Columbus Jazz Orchestra concerts held at the Southern Theater between October and April.
This four-concert series takes place at the Water's Edge Events Park at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, a beautiful waterfront setting along the O'Shaughnessy Reservoir. Gates open at 6:30 PM and concerts begin at 8 PM.
Single tickets and full tables can be purchased for individual concerts or all four concerts in the series by contacting the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium at 1.614.724.3485 or 1.800.MONKEYS (1.800.666.5397) or visit www.columbuszoo.org.
The purchase of any concert ticket includes free zoo admission for the entire day! So come early, enjoy the sights at the Columbus Zoo and then join us in the evening at the Water's Edge Events Park to experience the swinging sounds of the Columbus Jazz Orchestra.
Those who purchase a table will enjoy reserved seating for eight, providing the perfect opportunity for entertaining business associates or catching up with friends. The reservation includes complimentary zoo admission, and an advanced catering option with your JazZoo table.
All guests are allowed to bring in their own food, however bringing in your own alcohol is strictly prohibited and will be confiscated. Please note that beer and wine will be available for onsite purchase. For the safety of the animals no glass is permitted into the park.
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For your convenience JazZoo admission wristbands purchased less than 14 days prior to the event will be placed at Will-Call at the front entrance to the Zoo.
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Force automation is a highly skilled robotics integrator, with a special focus on material removal, machining, and polishing. They have deep experience in metals, as well as past projects with plastics, composites, even pianos. Systems they have built are used in foundries for processing aerospace and commercial castings, turbine blades, electrical components, and more. When necessary, incorporating force feedback and vision allows them to build work cells that have surgical levels of accuracy and repeatability. On the other end of the spectrum, they have built one of the largest robotic assisted cutoff band saws in the US, which reduced the time to degate and deflash a complicated casting from over 4 hours of manual process to 45 minutes – and eliminated all potential for injuries that had happened while working on that casting in the past.
Robotic work cells can operate 24/7, without breaks, union disputes, or failed drug tests. They can eliminate employee injuries from repetitive motion, stress, and exposure to hostile environments. Integration of process steps into a single work station [i.e. cutoff, grind, inspection, acceptance, serial marking, polishing, etc.] can save tremendous amounts of floor space and wasted motion. Product can also be passed from one workstation to the other, or into other process systems like CNC machines, welding, paint booths, robotic assembly, etc. All projects are fully customized to the customers' end requirements.
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New Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Provides Significant Relief to Borrowers
Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP Client Alert
On Friday, June 5, 2020, President Trump signed the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act of 2020, which provides welcome relief to businesses with PPP loans by extending the period for borrowers to use PPP loan proceeds for payroll costs, extending the date for borrowers to rehire employees, reducing the amount of payroll costs required for forgiveness of the loan, and modifying the period to repay loans that are not forgiven.
Significant provisions of the Act are as follows:
The period within which borrowers may use loan proceeds for payroll costs has been extended to give borrowers a greater opportunity to spend the amounts required for loan forgiveness. Previous SBA rules and guidance documents provided an 8-week period after loan disbursement to utilize loan proceeds for payroll costs. Borrowers can still utilize the 8-week period but can now also elect an extended "covered period" of 24 weeks after loan origination (not to extend beyond December 31, 2020) to pay payroll costs.
The deadline for borrowers to rehire or offer to rehire furloughed employees in order to maximize forgiveness of the loan has been extended from June 30, 2020 to December 31, 2020.
The Act adds a new basis for loan forgiveness if the borrower is able to document that it was unable to rehire its former employees or similarly qualified employees by December 31, 2020, or can document that it was unable to restore its business operations to February 15, 2020 levels because of requirements to comply with sanitation, social distancing or other safety requirements related to COVID-19.
The Act reduces the amount required to be expended on payroll costs but establishes a floor for payroll costs in order to obtain loan forgiveness. The borrower can obtain forgiveness of the loan by using at least 60 percent of the loan proceeds for payroll costs instead of the previous 75 percent, but with an important difference. While previous guidance documents indicated that there would be a proportionate reduction for loan forgiveness if any amounts were used for payroll costs, the new Act provides that the borrower must use at least 60 percent of the loan for payroll costs in order to receive loan forgiveness. Several senators have indicated that this result is too harsh, and there may be technical changes to the bill to remove this floor requirement and allow forgiveness for any amount used for payroll costs.
The CARES Act and previous regulations provided a 6-month period to defer payment of principal, interest and fees under the PPP loan. The Act now extends that deferral period until the date on which the amount of forgiveness is determined by the SBA and remitted to the lender. In any event, the Act provides a rule of construction that the borrower should apply for loan forgiveness within 10 months after the last day of the covered period because the deferral period will end at that time.
For loans that are not forgiven, the Act extends the payment period of the loan from 2 years to 5 years. The interest rate remains at 1 percent.
With these changes, the SBA will likely amend its Loan Forgiveness Application and may also issue further guidance documents. We will continue to monitor forthcoming regulations and guidance and will provide timely updates.
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A Chinese scientist who claimed he helped make the world's first gene-edited babies is now under investigation by government bodies and by his own university.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The rebuke from China was fast and furious.
He Jiankui, a 34-year-old associate professor based in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, said his lab used the powerful gene-editing tool CRISPR to alter human embryos — leading to the births of twin girls earlier this month, he said.
The National Health Commission on Monday ordered local officials in Guangdong province —where Shenzhen is located — to investigate He's actions. China's state broadcaster, CCTV, reported Tuesday that if the births are confirmed, He's case will be handled "in accordance with relevant laws and regulations." It's not clear if he could face possible criminal charges.
He also faces probes by the Shenzhen City Medical Ethics Expert Board and the Chinese Academy of Science's academic division.
He's research team included his former Rice University adviser, physics professor Michael Deem, who sits on the scientific advisory boards of He's two genetics companies. Rice said it has launched an investigation into Deem's involvement.
"So far the main response within China is to condemn and criticize this work," said Jing-Bao Nie, an expert on Chinese bioethics at the University of Otago in New Zealand.
AP researcher Fu Ting contributed to this report from Beijing.


Whether they know it or not, these farmers are fulfilling the cultural mandate expressed in Genesis 1:26-29. God gave man the authority and responsibility to develop His creation, to add beauty and creativity to what He has made, in this case, the rice seed, soil, water.
Several years ago I shared a special meal with a number of co-workers in Japan. The meal was exquisitely presented in 16 tiny boxes. I had never seen anything like it. It wa s so beautiful, I didn't want to eat it! I told my good friend, Dr. Eisuke "Ace" Kanda, seated across the table, that I did not want to eat the meal, but just look at it, to appreciate with my soul its beauty and creativity. He responded that the Japanese want to feast with their eyes before they eat with their mouths. This appreciation of beauty is an example of what it means to be made in the image of God.
In Genesis chapter 1 we find that God is the Primary Creator. God created, simply by speaking, this incredible universe we inhabit. Or as C.S. Lewis imagines in his Narnia Chronicles, God brought creation into existence through singing. At the end of the Primary Creation, God makes human beings in his own image, with the capacity to innovate, to create, and to rule over creation. His cultural mandate to mankind involves His intention for us to take the raw materials of His Primary Creation, and to bring forth their latent potential with our own God-given creativity. We are to be what J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, calls Secondary Creators.
While God creates out of nothing, we have no such ability. We are not God! So we take what he has made–the raw materials, His framework and principles and aesthetic laws–and create NEW innovations. These may be songs and symphonies that no ear has ever heard, or paintings and sculpture that no eye has ever seen. Or, they may be meals that no eye has seen or palate tasted, or rice fields that not only provide nutritious food, but a feast for the eyes.
These Japanese farmers–whether or not they know Christ, and whether or not they know that they bear the imago Dei–are functioning in His image. They are intuitively taking the raw material that God has made and creating beautiful art.
The biblical principle of beauty, which can be manifest even in the area of agriculture, stands in contrast with the postmodern, secular principle of utility. Utility often replaces land stewardship with unsustainable, industrial farming. The difference, in beauty as well as in productivity, is obvious.
For more on this theme, visit the Disciple Nations Alliance main website and read the papers titled Worldview and Art: A Call for Balladeers and Worldview and Agriculture.
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5 Responses to The Lord of the Rings and Japanese Rice Fields: What Do They Have In Common?
Those rice art work are wonderful, i praise God for giving such talent to us to be use in proclaiming His great work.
Fantastic. Opens your mind up totally. I am going to point people to this blog.
This is truly amazing. My husband, Dan Brewster, just returned from The Global Mission Consultation Celebration "From Edinburgh 1910 to Tokyo 2010. He came back with a couple of very contrasting observations. 1) A Japanese pastor /missionary told Dan that the most amazing, wonderful, incredible thing to a new Japanese convert is the fact/truth that they are created. They have been told all their lives that they evolved from apes and from the primordial soup of evolution. To know that they are lovingly created is absolutely amazing.
2) Not knowing this truth leads to meaninglessness and hopelessness as attested to by the high suicide rate. The millions and millions who ride the subway everyday in Tokyo dressed in identical dark suits, scurring around like ants are a far cry from the creative farmers in the rice fields.
Thank you for your post. As an artist, I have been feeling discouraged lately in feeling like art and beauty is pointless. Your blog greatly encouraged me in helping me to see the bigger picture of the purpose of beauty in God's creation. Thank you!
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MEQUON, Wis. - Concordia University Wisconsin's defense held the nation's (DIII) third-ranked offense for as long as it could, but red zone opportunities were the difference as No. 6 Bethel University earned a 48-0 non-conference victory on Saturday afternoon at Century Stadium.
BU (2-0) scored on all seven of its red zone opportunities - including five straight scores from the end of the second quarter to the beginning of the fourth - as it finished with 401 yards, compared to CUW's (0-2) 130.
The Royals had just 27 passing yards and 103 total yards in the opening quarter as the Falcon defense allowed just seven points, an 8-yard scamper from Jesse Phenow. Bethel's rushing attack eventually got in a grove and it was too much for CUW to handle as it finished with 289 net rushing yards - led by Brandon Marquardt's 91 yards and TD, along with Phenow's 59 yards and three TDs.
BU scored a pair of rushing touchdowns in the second quarter - one with 11 seconds remaining in the half by Josh Aakre - to enter the intermission with a 21-0 lead. At the break the Royals had 194 total yards compared 69 yards by the Falcons.
The Falcons controlled the time of possession with 31:56, but the Royals' disciplined defense shut down each attempt CUW made to gain yards. Head coach Greg Etter's squad sustained a significant drive - 12 plays for 36 yards and 7:18 - in the beginning of the third quarter, but junior quarterback Patrick Czerwiec's (Norridge, Ill.) interception ended any attempt the Falcons had of marking the scoreboard.
CUW's rushing attack was held to 52 yards on 35 attempts (1.5 average) after racking up 134 yards (4.1 yards per carry) during last week's season opener. Sophomore Joseph Paul (West Bend, Wis.) led the way for the Falcons with 33 yards on 10 attempts (3.3 average).
Senior punter Bobby May (Palm Beach, Fla.) kicked seven times for 263 yards for a 37.6 average, including a long of 45 yards.
Exiting the locker rooms after halftime Bethel used a trio of rushing scores to increase its lead to 41-0 at the end of the third quarter. The Royals added a rushing touchdown midway through the fourth quarter to increase their lead to 48-0.
CUW returns to action on Saturday, Sept. 17 when it travels to Carthage College for a 1 p.m. matchup. It is the Falcons final non-conference game of the season.


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Home » What is the Future of Mobile Apps in 2017?
The mobile app landscape is changing as brands look to gain an edge over the competition. Users are always on the lookout for new features, and apps stuck in the past simply won't get the downloads they need to provide a positive return.
Users spend 90% of their time in apps compared to the mobile web, and app installs continue to climb year-over-year. However, users aren't satisfied with the same-old, same-old, and that's what causes 26% of installed apps to be abandoned after just one use.
Technology changes quickly, and brands behind apps are becoming savvier in understanding the needs of their audience. These are the reasons why we can expect to see increasing evolution in the app development space during the upcoming year and beyond. A recent article in Tech Republic details its predictions for the future of mobile apps in 2017, and how users will benefit.
The future of mobile apps and social media integration is pretty much already here – but will continue to grow. Did you think 10 years ago that your Facebook profile could be used to identify yourself across a variety of different platforms? Today, social media integration is a crucial part of many apps. You can't even swipe on Tinder without a Facebook account – and the app pulls in your information from your account to determine if your potential match is friends with any of your friends and lets you know if you have common interests.
Enabling social login features can also cut down on time it takes to jump into an app, while app integration can encourage shares and expand your reach. If your audience is on Facebook, you should think about using Facebook in your app.
Every app wants to be "useful" and utilizing collaborative features can help an app improve retention rates. G-Suite and Dropbox do this particularly well, while tie-ins to social media allowing users to share content with friends should also see growth in the next year.
Centralization is one of the most exciting things about the future of mobile apps. At the end of the day your business really only needs one app. A good example of this was ESPN. A few years ago, they had a news app, a scores app, a TV app and a radio app. Today, you can get all of that in one app with an easy-to-navigate interface. Centralizing app experience makes sense both in terms of meeting your users' needs and limiting your development costs.
It used to be crazy to pay more than a few bucks to use an app. As often as we use our phones today, apps are becoming more and more like software you would have bought for your PC – and we all know that software isn't free.
The future of mobile apps isn't free. As the capability of mobile apps continues to grow, expect the value of subscription services to match the quality of a product. Office 365 is available on your phone for $99 a year – and 1 TB of Dropbox storage costs $9.99 a month.
Netflix just implemented features allowing users to download video to watch offline later because if you're trapped in the woods and want to watch a movie, you need a backup plan. This same principle will start becoming commonplace on other applications as well. There's no reason we can't have maps offline – as console GPS systems did that years ago. Look for more apps to find ways to work offline almost as well as they do online.
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Trust sponsor LGBT football tournament
Cardiff City Supporters' Trust has agreed to sponsor one of the competitions in this summer's Unity Cup for male and female LGBT teams which is hosted by Cardiff Dragons FC.
The tournament is being held to tie in with Cardiff's year as European Capital of Sport, with the games being played at Pontcanna Fields on June 13 and 14.
It is being supported by Sport Cardiff, Sport Wales and the Welsh Football Trust.
The Trust has agreed to provide a cup and medals for one of the tournaments following a request by Ali Mahoney, Chairperson of Cardiff Dragons FC.
Trust board member John Isaacson, who has met Ali Mahoney over sponsorship, said: "The Trust is very pleased to support one of the competitions in the Unity Cup and we hope it will attract LGBT players from across Europe.
"We're delighted that Cardiff is the European Capital of Sport because sport has played and continues to play such an important part in the life of the city.
"The Millennium Stadium is known across the world while Cardiff City is in the Premier League, Glamorgan hosts top Test cricket and we have many great individual stars like gold medalist Geraint Thomas."
A tournament website (www.ecs2014cardiff.com) and a Facebook page (httpss://www.facebook.com/pages/ECS2014Cardiff/160844714123797) has been established to generate interest in the European and UK LGBT football community.


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1 month 1 week 6 hours ago Thursday, December 12 2019 Dec 12, 2019 December 12, 2019 9:53 PM December 12, 2019 in Sports
EDINBURG - The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Vaqueros women's basketball team fell to the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders 59-54 as part of the South Texas Showdown, on Thursday at the UTRGV Fieldhouse.
The Vaqueros (5-4) drop the attendance point 1,002-to-872 and now trail the Islanders (6-3) 19-14 in the showdown standings.
Junior Trelynn Tyler led the Vaqueros with 19 points, a career-high 10 rebounds, five assists, three steals and a career-high two blocks for her first double-double. Junior Amara Graham scored 14 points with three assists.
Emma Young led the Islanders with 15 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals. Dalesia Booth scored 13 points with six rebounds, four steals and two blocks. Tiara Matthews scored 10 points with six rebounds.
The Islanders built an 8-0 lead over the first seven minutes before back-to-back three-pointers by junior Megan Johnson and freshman Saint Joseph alum Valeria Tapia put the Vaqueros on the board.
The Islanders pushed their lead back to eight at 18-10 early in the second quarter. Tyler bookended a 7-4 run with layups as the Vaqueros closed the half within 22-17.
The Islanders extended their lead to 26-19 early in the third. That's when Tyler and junior Zhane Templeton hit back-to-back threes to make it a one-point game.
The Vaqueros tied the game for the first time at 33 on a Tyler layup late in the third.
The Vaqueros trailed 40-37 early in the fourth when Graham hit a three and a layup to give the Vaqueros their first lead. Tyler followed with a pair of free throws to make the score 44-40.
The Vaqueros still led at 46-42 on a Graham layup with 6:36 remaining, but the Islanders scored the next 10 points to take the lead for good.
UTRGV opens up a four-game road swing on Wednesday at 9 p.m. at USC.
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i'm working on a animation that is a machine that is a character. so the head is a metal box, but they want it to have character during animation.i.e.: more face like. bend squish, bow, etc.
if i make a subpatch box into 4 segments i need to up the weight map to 90ish to square it off. looks good but when i deform it it looks too angular in the mid sections. same goes if i don't up the weight and just double the points to get a sharp edge.
i know i can freeze it and unweld the edges, but i need the flexability of subpatch to work the face.
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Vivian Maier exhibition celebrates fashion designer's homage to the legendary photographer
Written by Katy Cowan
©Estate of Vivian Maier/Maloof Collection, Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
Although her work only came to light after it was purchased from an auction in Chicago in 2007, Vivian Maier has practically become a photography legend. Born in New York City in 1926, she spent some of her youth in France and then worked in Chicago as a nanny and caregiver for most of her life. In her spare time, however, she loved to take pictures. And she did so over the course of five decades, ultimately leaving behind more than 10,000 negatives.
While her photographs have compelled viewers around the world since being brought to the public eye, there is much that remains unknown about the enigmatic woman behind the lens. Now, a new exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York, will attempt to shed some light on herself and her work, revealing Maier's street photography from 1950 through to 1978.
The five-day show, which kicks off on 16 May, is in conjunction with the debut of the Akris Pre-Fall 2017 collection, which was designed as an homage to Maier. Akris Creative Director, Albert Kriemler, was inspired by the photographer, who remained unknown during her lifetime. The Akris designs include pieces with a slightly tongue-in-cheek, trompe l'oeil effect that refer to the photographer's self-portraits and cameras.
The collection will be available concurrently in store at Bergdorf Goodman and online at BG.com, and will be seen in the store's interior and Fifth Avenue window.
Maier took "self-portraits" of her shadows, one on a New York City walkway with her tote bag, revealing with an issue of Time magazine inside, and another – which inspired one of Akris's fabrics – shows her shadow looming over bright green grass dotted with buttercups from 1975. She also shot her reflection in store windows, sometimes obscuring her face with her camera. Maier was intensely curious about people on the street and her portraits on view range from a 1954 image of the singer, actress and civil rights activist Lena Horne to a man precariously perched on the Observation Deck of the Empire State Building in New York. A show that must not be missed.
Main image: ©Estate of Vivian Maier/Maloof Collection, Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York
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Matteo de Mayda captures the changing face of Angola, and the divide between rich and poor
Lauren Greenfield's brilliantly gaudy photos of 'the influence of affluence' in Generation Wealth


Home Business What's in store for former hotel?
What's in store for former hotel?
The Swan Hotel in Alcester is up for sale.
THE Swan Hotel in Alcester has gone up for sale, prompting calls from Alcester Chamber of Trade for it to be converted into a boutique hotel.
The 400-year-old property, pictured, has changed hands a number of times in recent years.
It has been closed for the past few months and now owners, Enterprise Inns, appear to have decided to sell-up. It is on the market for £450,000.
Sarah Bassett, chairman of the Chamber of Trade, said convincing someone to turn it into a boutique hotel would be a huge boost to the town's economy.
"We're really investing, as a town, in tourism and attracting visitors. But we're constantly asked 'where do we stay?' " she said.
"We've got The Roebuck, King's Court and the Travelodge, but nothing in the centre of town.
"The Swan is a fantastic building, right in the heart of the town centre, and it's much loved here.
"I think it's got loads of potential. It's going to need a lot of money spending on it, but it would be fantastic if someone would turn it into a boutique hotel. That would be massively beneficial to the economic health of the town centre.
The sales particulars describe The Swan as 'An imposing and handsome 400-year-old property', in an 'affluent and desirable market town', with 'character trading areas, a first-floor function room and 11 en-suite letting rooms'.
Specsavers has also applied for permission to move into the Post Office building when that relocates to a different unit on High Street.


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When Margaret Stringer lost all of her possessions in a house fire she moved into North Birmingham Towers. When it came time to feed her two sons went to International House of Restoration Outreach Ministries in Druid Hills.
The church's lunch program ensures that children are fed lunch every weekday from 11:30 to 1 p.m. through its No Child Hungry Program.
Kathy Robinson, 60, brings her three grandsons — three years old and younger — every day to the church.
Since city schools let out in May, the church has fed children beef stew, chili, sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs, fruit, granolas, yogurt, chips, crackers and popcorn through its program.
The idea for lunch came from Meyoka Carmichael, co-pastor.
"It was put on her heart to do lunches for children who might not otherwise have lunch at home," said Felton.
Nearly 700 have been fed this summer and funds come mostly from church members, said Felton, who has seen the program help many single parents with household expenses.
Children who may have nothing at home get special attention, she said.
During the school year, children can get meals at school, but what happens once school is out? "Even though school is out they can still be assured they don't have to be hungry," Felton said.
Donnetta McMullen, a volunteer with the No Child Hungry program and an usher at the church, said it's a blessing for the church to be there not just for the kids, but adults as well.
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The program ends July 31 but organizers are already planning for next summer.


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Import dynamics and demands for protection
Russell Hillberry and Phillip McCalman
No 6796, Policy Research Working Paper Series from The World Bank
Abstract: What kinds of changes in foreign competition lead domestic industries to seek import protection? To address this question this paper uses detailed monthly U.S. import data to investigate changes in import composition during a 24-month window immediately preceding the filing of a petition for protection. A decomposition methodology allows a comparison of imports from two groups of countries supplying the same product: those that are named in the petition and those that are not. The same decomposition can be applied to products quite similar to the imports in question, but not subject to a petition. The results suggest that industries typically seek protection when faced with a specific pattern of shocks. First, a persistent positive relative supply shock favors imports from named countries. Second, a negative demand shock hits imports from all sources just prior to domestic industries'petition for protection. The relative supply shock is a broad one; it applies both to named commodities and to the comparison product group. The import demand shock, by contrast, is narrow, hitting only named products. The latter shock is also large: import growth over the two-year window is 15 percentage points lower in named products than in reference products, with most of this gap arising in the final two quarters before the petition. The negative import demand shock appears to be a key event in the run-up to the filing of a petition. It has been missed by previous studies using more aggregated data.
Keywords: Markets and Market Access; Trade Policy; Water and Industry; Access to Markets; Economic Theory&Research (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Journal Article: Import dynamics and demands for protection (2016)
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Interpretive Summary: Extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants have attracted attention because productivities can be high, cheap substrates can be used, the molecules are secreted into the medium and the downstream processing is relatively simple. Three classes of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants have provided most of the scientific advances in this area, namely sophorolipids, mannosylerythritol lipids and cellobioselipids. Polyol lipids, a fourth class of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants, comprise two groups of molecules: liamocins produced by the yeast-like fungus Aureobasidium pullulans, and polyol esters of fatty acids, produced by some Rhodotorula yeast species. Both are amphiphilic, surface active molecules with potential for commercial development as surfactants for industrial and household applications. The current knowledge of polyol lipids highlights an emerging group of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants and provides a perspective of what next steps are needed to harness the benefits and applications of this novel group of molecules.
Technical Abstract: Extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants have attracted attention because productivities can be high, cheap substrates can be used, the molecules are secreted into the medium and the downstream processing is relatively simple. Three classes of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants have provided most of the scientific advances in this area, namely sophorolipids, mannosylerythritol lipids and cellobioselipids. Polyol lipids, a fourth class of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants, comprise two groups of molecules: liamocins produced by the yeast-like fungus Aureobasidium pullulans, and polyol esters of fatty acids, produced by some Rhodotorula yeast species. Both are amphiphilic, surface active molecules with potential for commercial development as surfactants for industrial and household applications. The current knowledge of polyol lipids highlights an emerging group of extracellular fungal glycolipid biosurfactants and provides a perspective of what next steps are needed to harness the benefits and applications of this novel group of molecules.


By the volume of emails containing "hey tomorrow, can you.....", I can tell that many people do not know that I am currently in Las Vegas attending the PMA09 (Photo Marketing Association's annual international conference). I have attended PMA sporadically since I was 18, and I have found it is always a great "barometer" of our industry. This photo will give you a rough idea of the numbers of people that attend this show, it is in the 10,000 plus category.
In this session, Dr Glenn Omura is backing up his wide ranging research on how the youth of tomorrow values and uses photography by running a blind, live survey of 8 high school students. The out come....Photography is a highly valued and core activity, and that women typically place higher importance on it than men.
Dr Glenn has been market researching for our industry for many years, in past years he identified and defined Jennifer as the target market for our industry.
If you add to these findings the ever increasing numbers of photos being taken, you can deduce that the industry is heading for better times.
Another piece of interesting News from PMA is the release of Nikon's Capture NX2. I have never supported using manufacturers' software for handling their files because in the past the interfaces have been clumsy and slow. My mantra has been 'let the camera makers make cameras and the software makers make software'. But now this new offering from Nikon makes you sit up. I think it may threaten Lightroom/Capture One/ACR/etc if they open it up to other raw formats aside from Nikon's .NEF, and they may.
The reason behind my opinion is that Capture NX2 gives you very elegant and very very fast Photoshop-level controls for RAW files. Think about this; deep masking, retouching, adjusting all saved in meta data. All reversable, all at lightning pace and batchable. Probably it's most interesting feature is Nikon's elegant re-thinking of how you go about making adjustments, Nikon offeres "control points" as the tool.
I must head back off to an 8am session on book binding, then to a Keynote on "Thinking through disruptive technologies", then off to the trade show floor to interrogate the 100's of interesting exhibitors. Cheers, Paul Atkins.
Saturday 9am - 12 noon.