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Q: call to undefined function select_leverancier_specific() I have 2 functions that I can request with an url parameter. the strange thing is that one function is working while the other isn't.
this is my select.php code:
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);

// This function will select all data where productid is the same as the provided product id
function select_product_specific($productid)
{
  GLOBAL $mysqli, $prefix;
  $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT
                            *
                            FROM " . $prefix . "product
                            WHERE productid = ?");
  $stmt->bind_param("i", $productid);
  $stmt->execute();
  $stmt->bind_result($productid, $productnaam, $productomschrijving);
  while($stmt->fetch())
  {
    $row[] = array('productid' => $productid, 'productnaam' => $productnaam, 'productomschrijving' => $productomschrijving);
  }
  $stmt->close();
  return($row);
}

function select_leverancier_specific($levid)
{
  GLOBAL $mysqli, $prefix;
  $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT
                            levid,
                            levnaam,
                            adres,
                            postcode,
                            woonplaats,
                            land,
                            telefoonnummer
                            FROM " . $prefix . "leverancier
                            WHERE levid = ?");
  $stmt->bind_param("i", $levid);
  $stmt->execute();
  $stmt->bind_result($levid, $levnaam, $adres, $postcode, $woonplaats, $land, $telefoonnummer);
  while($stmt->fetch())
  {
    $row[] = array('levid' => $levid, 'levnaam' => $levnaam, 'adres' => $adres, 'postcode' => $postcode, 'woonplaats' => $woonplaats, 'land' => $land, 'telefoonnummer' => $telefoonnummer);
  }
  $stmt->close();
  return($row);
}
?>

I can request the function in request.php:
    <?php
// Require file with connection to database
require_once('../connection/connect.php');
// Requite file with functions
require('../core/select/select_all.php');
require('../core/select/select.php');

// This file handles the request an app sends
// It will check what kind of function is requested,
// if the function needs some param's
// and then json_encode the output

@$function = $_GET['function'];
@$param = $_GET['param'];

if(!isset($_GET['function']))
{
  $array = array('error' => 'Geen functie is aangeroepen!');
  return json_encode($array);
}
elseif(!isset($_GET['param']))
{
  var_dump(json_encode($function()));
}
else
{
  ### place 1 ###
  var_dump(json_encode($function($param)));
}
?>

when enter the following url

request.php?function=select_leverancier_specific&param=1

I get the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function select_leverancier_specific() in ... line 29

Line 29 is
  var_dump(json_encode($function($param)));

when I place the function select_leverancier_specific($levid) on the ###place 1### placeholder, I get the correct result.
when I request select_product_specific($productid) I get the correct result.
Does someone know where my error is?
Thanks a lot in advance!


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Aramco ExPats
Saudi's Asir Province – A Photo Essay
By Mark Lowey / / 16 December 2020
© Mark Lowey. All rights reserved.
Although retired only three short years, my wife and I jumped at the chance to return to Saudi Arabia to attend the KSA ExPats Reunion in March 2019. Saudi visitor visas were rare and difficult to obtain at that time, but Aramco seamlessly arranged visas for the reunion attendees.
Reunion planners, led by Ali Baluchi, Chairman of the 2019 KSA Reunion, came up with a wonderful array of organized activities spread over the two-week reunion period. There were guided tours of the Center for World Culture (Al Ithra), a trivia night, walking tours, and desert excursions. There were shopping trips, visits to local museums, luncheons and dinners, and an afternoon at Half Moon beach. Further afield, attendees could sign up for multi-day outings to Mada'in Saleh, Riyadh, and Shaybah.
One such destination was entitled, "Adventures in Abha, Asir Region." A close friend assigned to Aramco's Jazan refinery and terminal project had told us how much he had liked his visits to neighboring Asir. We thought that the three-day, two-night trip to Asir might be the highlight of our fortnight in the Kingdom. We were right.
The Asir is located in the extreme southwest of the kingdom and shares a border with Yemen. Due to its temperate climate and abundant seasonal rainfall, Asir has long been a prosperous agricultural region. The economy also benefits from the raising of cattle, sheep, goats, and camels. Ruled and protected for centuries by Baghdad and Yemen, Asir enjoyed 150 years of independence before being occupied again, this time by the Ottomans, in the late 1800s. Soon after World War I and under pressure from Yemen, the sheikhdom joined forces with King Ibn Saud in 1926 and was assimilated into the kingdom soon thereafter.
Today, Asir is a unique corner of the kingdom, famous for its lush greenery and mountainous terrain. Nearly every winter, followers of social media will see beautiful videos from Asir. "Snow is falling in Saudi Arabia? Unbelievable!" To escape the heat of summer, Asir is a popular holiday destination. In 2020, with the travel restrictions, many residents around the kingdom–Saudis and foreigners alike–made their way to Asir, usually by car.
At the time of the 2019 reunion, Saudi Tourism was preparing to open the kingdom to tourism and streamline the process of obtaining a visitor visa. Our Asir excursion was viewed as a sort of dry-run to test how a large tour group would fare and to prepare the Asiri locals for future tourism.
DAY 1 - MARCH 18, 2019
From their hotels near the Mall of Dhahran, fifty annuitants, spouses, and dependents boarded Aramco coaches in the early afternoon and headed to the Aramco airport for the flight to Abha city airport.
Mingling and getting to know one another swiftly commenced. Some old-timers shared stories of having been to Asir before on scouting trips when they were teenaged Aramco brats. The flight on our own 737-800 was flawless and the hospitality onboard did not disappoint.
Upon arrival at Abha's tiny airport, the well-traveled group deftly negotiated the usual chaos of baggage claim and boarded two luxury coaches. Already this place felt different from the Eastern Province. Local men in colorful traditional dress with flower garlands in their hair appeared here and there.
After checking into comfortable rooms at the Blue Inn Hotel, Abha, the group assembled for a late dinner in the hotel's restaurant.
Aboard the Aramco jet enroute to Abha, Asir.
Souda Mountain
Quite unlike the Eastern Province, Asir is known for its breathtaking mountainous landscape. On the 30-minute drive up to the summit of Souda Mountain, the two-lane switchback road from Abha city gave way to terraced wheat and barley fields surrounded by low stone walls and very few trees. At the top, the air felt thinner and there was a chill in the breeze.
The buses parked in a large dirt lot where a fleet of SUVs was waiting to take us down the steep incline to the stone village of Al Rijal Alma'a. But first, we were given time to explore the ridge overlooking the valleys that lead to the Red Sea. The view was impressive.
Large troops of Hamadryas baboons, young and old, kept a careful distance but watched us intently, perhaps hoping for something to eat. The white, fluffy fur around their shoulders and faces belied what appeared to be very long, sharp teeth.
Sparse juniper trees, gnarled by the constant winds, lined the ridge's edge. The first of several group photos was arranged here. Part of the group had wandered a short distance down the ridge and assembling everyone took some doing. Mission accomplished, we then were instructed to board awaiting SUVs, mostly Explorers or Suburbans. We hopped in, introduced ourselves to the local driver, and were off down the mountain.
View from Souda Mountain. The valleys below lead to the Red Sea. © Mark Lowey.
Hamadryas baboons thrive in the mountainous terrain. © Mark Lowey.
Al Rijal Alma'a Village
Famous for its multi-story stone buildings built into the mountainside, Al Rijal Alma'a is one of the highlights of the Asir Province. The village is built from natural stones, clay, and wood. Its windows and doors are accented with bright white quartz.
For centuries, Al Rijal Alma'a played an important role in trade between Yemen and the Hejaz Region and was an important route from the Red Sea to Mecca and Medina. The local people were notoriously independent and famous for their successes in battles against the Ottoman occupiers who managed to occupy some parts of the Asir but were repelled from Al Rijal Alma'a.
We were welcomed into a large majlis, where we were sat in typical long sofas lining the walls. Soon, we were served sweet tea, dates, and a local porridge dish. The village head invited us to visit the museum shop and to freely explore the rooms and terraces that have been restored to their original condition.
Al Rijal Alma'a village at dusk. (Photo courtesy of Nada Al Nahdi)
Fatima Museum
Originating in the Asir Region is a traditional style of Arabic art, typically painted by women in the entrance to a home. Al-Qatt Al-Asiri painting (also called nagash painting or majlis painting) is wall paintings in the form of a mural or fresco featuring bold geometric designs in bright colors on what would otherwise be monotonous white walls. The wall designs are often considered a mark of pride for the woman of the house, reflecting her artistic sensibilities.
Fatima Abou Qahas, who passed away in the early 2000s, was one of the most famous wall painters in Asir. Because she had been widowed at an early age with four children to support, she had to paint for a living.
Fatima Abou Qahas' protégés include Fatima Al-Almaai, who was inspired to preserve this valuable tradition. The founder of the Fatima Museum, Al-Almaai and her husband Ali Moghawi run workshops and informative lectures at their facility that includes exhibits of Al-Qatt Al-Asiri painting and a gift shop.
Ali Moghawi, head of the Fatimah Museum (center, in white) and his staff welcomed us. © Mark Lowey.
Hand painted teacups from the Fatima Museum make the perfect souvenir. © Mark Lowey.
Al Muftaha Art Village and the Tuesday Souq
On the western edge of Abha city is the quiet neighborhood of Al Muftaha, where you can find the Art Village and the Tuesday Souq. The Art Village was founded by the government in 1989 to promote local artisans. Featuring displays of the artistic culture of the Asir region, the interiors of the shops and galleries reflect the local style, and many include the Al-Qatt Al-Asiri art form. Small museums on either side of the mosque tell the story of Abha's artistic heritage, including how local families achieved status by the quality of the murals in their homes. Other shops offer locally made handicrafts and antiques.
A short stroll from the Art Village is the expansive Tuesday Souq. Different sections of the souq offer honey, fruit and vegetables, spices, birds, potted plants, clothing, and handicrafts.
The talented local artist @aloshart concentrates on a lifelike painting in his Al Muftaha Art Village studio. © Mark Lowey.
The Al Muftaha Tuesday souq is famous for its high-quality local honey. © Mark Lowey.
A unique touristic landmark, Jebel Thera, or Green Mountain is a modest hill in the south of Abha city. At night it is illuminated by neon green lights that emit a warm glow. There is a Lebanese restaurant and cafe with a terrace and panoramic views.
Green Mountain at twilight. (Photo courtesy of Asim Madane.)
The Hanging Village of Al Habala
Also known as the Rope Village, Habala (rope, in Arabic) was inhabited by refugees of the Qahtani tribe who fled the Ottoman Empire some 400 years ago. The village was accessible only by rope ladders. A series of sandstone dwellings are perched part way down a sheer cliff. Residents grew their food on small, terraced plots and lived there until the 1980s.
It can now be accessed by a cable car that reportedly operates from May to October. We enjoyed the awe-inspiring views from the top.
Al Habala Cliffs. © Mark Lowey.
Tamniah Museum
One of the most fascinating museums in Asir, Tamniah is surrounded by an abandoned neighborhood of stone and mud-brick buildings. Inside is a maze of exhibits and displays of antiques, artifacts, and artwork. There are three stories of beautiful rooms to explore, many decorated with the local Al-Qatt Al-Asiri style.
The museum's majlis is traditionally decorated. © Mark Lowey.
Some of the antiques on display at Tamniah Museum. © Mark Lowey.
Al Jarah Park
It was lunchtime, and we were shuttled up the mountain from the Tamniah Museum to Al Jarah Park. Previously a private refuge for the Royal Family and government officials, the forested area has been opened to visitors.
We were greeted by a band of traditional dancers and musicians and we were served sweet tea and dates in the majlis tent. The dancers invited some of the tourists to join in the sword dance. Later a sumptuous meal was served including barbequed meat and local delicacies.
The author takes part in the traditional sword dance. © Mark Lowey.
Al Yanfa Village
Al Yanfa is an exceptional example of a well-preserved Asiri village. The early residents created a network of tunnels and passageways beneath their elevated houses. Visitors can wander under the low timber ceilings and past tiny wooden entrance doors and then emerge into a small central plaza next to the main mosque.
Like many old structures throughout the region, Al Yanfa's multistory mud buildings are embedded with horizontal rows of overlapping slate slabs that prevent erosion of the exterior walls by deflecting rainwater. Roofs are protected from the elements by steel covers.
Al Yanfa Village. © Mark Lowey.
Passageways below the houses of Al Yanfa. © Mark Lowey.
After two days full of the astonishing sights, tastes, and sounds of Asir, the trip culminated with a final celebratory feast at the extraordinary Bin Hamsen Village restaurant-museum in the city of Khamis Mushayt, east of Abha.
Before dinner, we explored the labyrinth of decorated rooms and historical exhibits. Many of us were now familiar with, and able to identify, the distinctive patterns and icons of Asiri culture.
At large round tables laden with local dishes, glasses were raised in gratitude to our guides and volunteer organizers. Over a long, leisurely dinner, lively conversations could be overheard about growing up in Saudi Arabia, about memories and friends old and new, and about this remarkable trip of a lifetime.
Before heading to the airport, the group enjoys a delicious feast in Asir. © Mark Lowey.
Mark Lowey was invited to the sword dance during the Asir tour.
About the Author: California-born and raised, Mark Lowey - known to many as Abu Jack - earned a degree in Construction Management and embarked on a career that started in Saudi Arabia and continued around the world. By luck or fate, his final project before retirement took him back to Saudi Arabia.
A self-taught amateur photographer, Mark documented his early days in Saudi while living in Abqaiq and working in the vast oil fields of the Kingdom's Eastern Province.
Mark and his wife are now retired and have returned to California.
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Q: Generating Views With Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 3 When DbContext Uses Unity (Or Other Libraries) I am having trouble running the "Generate Views" command from Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 3 on a Code First DbContext. I get a dialog box indicating that an exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. The build output window does not contain any additional information. However, if I start commenting stuff out, I do get a TargetInvocationException reported in the build output window with a stack trace. It appears to get thrown any time my DbContext class accesses Unity - particularly in the OnModelCreating() method (we use IoC to put type configuration and other EF initialization code closer to the actual entity instead of sticking it all in the DbContext class).
I'm assuming the issue has something to do with the Entity Framework Power Tools being able to load the appropriate reference assemblies when the DbContext class makes use of third-party libraries. Does anyone have any thoughts about how to get around this? Is using Entity Framework Power Tools with DbContexts that use additional libraries a known problem?
Thanks.

A: You can try using a T4 template for generating views for Code First I posted on VS Gallery some time ago. You can find more details here.

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Intel® Pentium® Desktop Processor E2000 Series: Datasheet
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The Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core desktop processor E2000 series deliver Intel's advanced, powerful processors for desktop PCs. The processor is designed to deliver performance across applications and usages where end-users can truly appreciate and experience the performance. These applications include Internet audio and streaming video, image processing, video content creation, speech, 3D, CAD, ...games, multimedia, and multitasking user environments. Intel® 64 architecture enables the processor to execute operating systems and applications written to take advantage of the Intel 64 architecture. The processor supporting Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® technology allows tradeoffs to be made between performance and power consumption.
The Intel Pentium Dual-Core desktop processor E2000 series also includes the Execute Disable Bit capability. This feature, combined with a supported operating system, allows memory to be marked as executable or non-executable.
The Intel Pentium Dual-Core desktop processor E2000 series combines the performance of the current generation of desktop products with the power efficiencies of a low-power microarchitecture to enable smaller, quieter systems. These dual-core processors are based on 65 nm process technology. They are 64-bit processors that maintain compatibility with IA-32 software.
The Intel Pentium Dual-Core desktop processor E2000 series uses Flip-Chip Land Grid Array (FC-LGA6) package technology, and plugs into a 775-land surface mount, Land Grid Array (LGA) socket, referred to as the LGA775 socket.
Read the full Intel® Pentium® Desktop Processor E2000 Series Datasheet.


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Producer Blinkie Gives Us a "Little Love"
in Features, Music
Can an electronic dance music artist cover a spectrum of subgenres while still keeping the same moniker? It's a question that remains up for debate: Martin Garrix, for instance, turns into GRX when he wants to get away from vocal-driven big room, and Richie Hawtin has long used Plastikman to experiment outside of a 4/4 time signature.
Yet, certain performers have defied these expectations, with South Londoner Blinkie being one of them. Starting to make music at 15 and later getting attention with "Don't Give Up (On Love)," he's dabbled and had some success in both mainstream and underground circles. Last year's massive "Take Control" is a testament to this split – glitchy, minimal, and groovy with clear festival appeal.
Just as well, Blinkie's sound isn't as easily pinned down. Although, these days, many would place him in the deep or future house category, he counts Quincy Jones, Rick Ruben, and Kanye West among his influences, and has worked with a relatively diverse group of artists: Major Lazer to Anne-Marie, J.P. Cooper, J Warner, and Everything Everything.
Placing his bid for a summer anthem, Blinkie released "Little Love" earlier this year, building upon the sounds and success of "Take Control," "Lost Control," and "Blue Skies."
Photo Credit : instagram.com/iamtheblinkie
Tell us about "Little Love." What was your approach for creating this track?
It's definitely one of my favorite tracks that I've created in long time. I really wanted to create something happy & uplifting. Something that sounds like summer love. Once I figured out the chords, everything else was easier to put together because the feeling was there.
How was it following the success of last year's "Take Control"?
It has been good. I've made a lot progress, and now, I'm back with this track that I'm really happy with.
How did you end up working with Grace Tither on this track?
She's a good friend of mine. We had been friends for a long time but never really worked on anything together until this track.
Your career has grown quickly since 2015's "Don't Give Up (On Love)." Where would you like to see your career go?
I would love to do more collaborations with different artists, start playing out more, and just release as much music as I can.
What plans – either a new track or album – do you have for following up "Little Love"?
I'm definitely going to be dropping more tracks after "Little Love"
You've been called a chameleon before. How would you describe your sound? What influences you?
I would describe my sound as a fusion of all the different music and genres that I've listened to. My influences come from different things, such as places, life, situations that I've been through, feelings, or it could just be whatever music I'm listening at the time.
As a producer, how do you go about creating a track from scratch?
It really depends on how I'm feeling. Sometimes, I could just be feeling a certain emotion strongly, so I would just follow that and try to create something to express that emotion. Sometimes, I start by just having a conversation with whoever I'm working with and ideas usually come from whatever conversation we have.
You have a few remixes under your belt, too. Which tracks or artists would you like to remix?
I would love to remix some James Capaldi, MK, Black Coffee, or Billie Eilish tracks.
Summer and festival season are nearly here. Where should we expect to see you over the next few months?
No dates at the moment, because I'm spending a lot of time in the studio creating more music, but I should be out and about soon.
As you travel, what are your must-bring items, whether for music or grooming?
For music I would say, my laptop, my mini keyboard, and my external hard drives. For grooming: coconut oil, travel sized toiletries, cologne/deodorant, and an Afro comb.
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Ivan Yaskey is a Philly-born menswear fashion blogger and copywriter. When not writing about men's style he's also an EDM and synthpop enthusiast.


The best ingredients in London and unique, technical mastery underpin staggering , cutting-edge cuisine at its finest for most who trek to Mikael Jonssons open-kitchen HQ, in outer Chiswick. Its an idiosyncratic experience however, and sceptics feel theres just too much fuss and self regard , especially given the eye-watering expense . Stop Press – In October 2015 the restaurant will close and re-open with half the number of covers, more complicated cooking, and a focus on rare ingredients and wines. Pricing may change too.


Effective online presence has become imperitive for the majority of businesses, and it is even more important to have your web site up to date and free of errors and broken pages, links or images.
There are many Content Management Systems or "CMS"s being implemented with the premise that they are the "all in one" fix for business web sites. This can be the case if you or staff not only have the time, but a basic knowledge of HTML, and the mechanics of the web structure.
Since the web is a complicated and intricate system, a simplistic approach will always show up the short comings of any Content Management System and there are more and more examples of this on "live sites" right across the internet.
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Q: Extract elements from a vector in Scala How can i extract the elements from a vector:
val vec = Vector[Vector[Int]];

I need to build a List[((x:Int,y:Int),elem:Int)] where x and y are the coordinates and elem is the element>5 otherwise is not inserted.

A: Is this what you're looking for? Also, if this is homework, please tag it as such.
val vec = Vector(Vector(1,2,3), Vector(4,5,6), Vector(7,8,9))
val res_v = for {
  (inner, i) <- vec.zipWithIndex
  (x, j) <- inner.zipWithIndex if x > 5
} yield ((i, j), x)

res_v.toList


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Wounded U.S. Army CPT Nick Vogt Receives Custom R.I.S.E. Smart Home Empowered with Technology from Nortek Security & Control
ELAN® control and surveillance, SpeakerCraft® audio, and Panamax® power protection from Nortek Security & Control give Afghanistan veteran and his family mobile control of lighting, AV, surveillance and door locks
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA — On November 12, 2011 while deployed in Afghanistan, U.S. Army Captain Nick Vogt and his team were investigating a newly discovered weapons cache when Vogt stepped on an improvised explosive device (IED). Six years later, after two leg amputations, during which he met his future wife — a nurse at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center — Vogt was selected to receive a 100% mortgage-free, brand new custom smart home from the Gary Sinise Foundation's R.I.S.E. program (Restoring Independence, Supporting Empowerment) featuring ELAN technology.
The Vogt's new single-story home offers the family every advantage a house can provide for a veteran with limited-mobility, including mobile control of lighting, security, multi-room audio and video, and even the exterior door locks, all made possible by the ELAN Entertainment and Control System from Nortek Security & Control.
According to Nick Fabrick, Vice President of integration firm Xtend Technologies, designer and installer of the smart home system, the mobile-device control is a game-changer for Vogt and his family.
"This is my second home project with the Gary Sinise Foundation, and one thing I've learned is that these veterans are some of the strongest people in the world," Fabrick said. "Many everyday tasks require relearning when mobility is limited, and the Xtend AV team is more than proud to help Nick Vogt simplify as many daily activities as possible. Through smartphones, an iPad and ELAN remotes and touchscreens, Nick can now control almost the entire home with one finger, from anywhere."
Some daily tasks, such as checking the surveillance system, locking doors, playing music or turning off lights can be prohibitively difficult for limited-mobility homeowners like Vogt. Thanks to Xtend Technologies, the home's ELAN system integrates all of the Lutron lighting and ceiling fans, three Schlage electronic door locks, multi-room audio and video distribution, and a security and surveillance system with five ELAN cameras.
"Designing these homes is all about maximizing utility and access for the injured veteran," Fabrick added. "In this home, we included three video zones, in the master bedroom, great room and outdoor patio, which each have their audio zone as well. With this design, Vogt and his family can use a variety of devices to control any TV or any room's audio, even when they are in different rooms.
"No matter where the family is, they have full control. If they want to lock all the doors, it takes just a few taps. If they want to turn on the kitchen lights and patio TV, that's also just a few taps away. They can easily check the five security camera feeds or answer the front door with the Doorbird video doorbell, which plays audio through the home's speakers while delivering a live video feed to the ELAN mobile app, enabling Vogt to unlock the electronic locks and let guests in through the app."
The home's technology relies on a ELAN gSC10 and ELAN g1 to connect all the sub-systems, allowing consolidated control through the ELAN mobile app. They can also control the system through two seven-inch ELAN wall-mounted touchpanels, two ELAN remotes, and a tabletop iPad kept in a LaunchPort dock. The home's video uses ELAN 4K over IP for distribution, while an ELAN S86A distributes six zones of audio. Five ELAN dome cameras provide exterior surveillance, which is recorded to the 2 terabyte ELAN EL-NVR-2TB rack-mount hard drive.
15 SpeakerCraft AIM285 in-ceiling speakers deliver exceptional audio thought the home, and a Panamax M4315-Pro power conditioner keeps the electronics in the system rack safe and in top working order 24/7. The home's great room features a media center with a 5.1 SpeakerCraft surround sound system, including a Profile Cinema Sub in-wall subwoofer.
The home was also designed specifically with Nick's needs in mind and includes features such as a raised shower platform that he can easily access by himself from his wheelchair, lower kitchen counters and oven, wide hallways, and touchscreens mounted at lower, easier-to-access heights as well as much more.
According to Judith Otter, Chief Operating Officer of the Gary Sinise Foundation, the Vogt family's new home was carefully designed to provide the most useful layout and technologies available. "Working with our valued partners, we've provided Vogt with a fully navigable home and empowering technologies to help him regain his daily independence," she said.
About Gary Sinise Foundation
The Gary Sinise Foundation honors America's defenders, veterans, first responders, their families and those in need. Through its R.I.S.E. program (Restoring Independence Supporting Empowerment), specially adapted smart homes are being constructed for severely wounded veterans and first responders nationwide. Each one-of-a-kind home is customized to ease the everyday burdens of a wounded hero, their family, and caregivers. Other programs include Relief & Resiliency Outreach, Invincible Spirit Festivals, Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band, Arts & Entertainment Outreach, Serving Heroes, First Responders Outreach, and Soaring Valor. Its latest program, Snowball Express, serves the children of our fallen military heroes, surviving spouses, and Gold Star families. To donate or learn more, please visit GarySiniseFoundation.org.
ELAN®, from Nortek Security & Control, develops an award-winning line of whole-house entertainment and control solutions distributed through a comprehensive channel of select dealers throughout the United States, Canada, and countries worldwide. The ELAN 8 update was honored with the "2017 Human Interface Product of the Year" award and continues to expand its intuitive functionality with security, climate, surveillance and video distribution products and integrations.
Nortek Security & Control LLC (NSC) is a global leader in smart connected devices and systems for residential, security, access control, and digital health markets. NSC and its partners have deployed more than 4 million connected systems and over 25 million security and home control sensors and peripherals. Through its family of brands including 2GIG®, ELAN®, Linear®, IntelliVision®, GoControl®, Mighty Mule® and Numera®, NSC designs solutions for national telecoms, big box retailers, OEM partners, service providers, security dealers, technology integrators and consumers. Headquartered in Carlsbad, California, NSC has over 50 years of innovation and is dedicated to addressing the lifestyle and business needs of millions of customers every day. For further information, visit nortekcontrol.com.
Any other brand names and product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks, tradenames, service marks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.


A major risk for depressed children may be the therapy itself. It is what emerges from the discussion in the last number of Nature magazine (Helping depressed children. Nature 7005 Vol. 431, 111, Sept 2004): the FDA should improve public information and work to create a publicly accessible clinical-trials database. In the same issue Erika Check considers the science behind a big scandal (Antidepressant: bitter pills. Nature 431, 122, Sept 2004 ): some new antidepressant were hailed as wonder drugs to banish depression, but may cause suicidal thoughts in many children. Companies are under attack for failing to publish these data.


Gtk+ frontend to /bin/su. It supports login shells and preserving environment when acting as a su frontend. It is useful to menu items or other graphical programs that need to ask a user's password to run another program as another user.


While the US's aggression against Pakistan has to be condemned in the most unequivocal of terms, we cannot deny the fact that we have to strengthen our country internally. We have to usher in genuine, unfettered democracy and strengthen our institutions to stand up to coercive pressures from big powers like the United States.
This was the consensus among the panelists at a discussion on Pak-US relations held under the aegis of the Jang Forum at the Newports Institute of Communications and Economics on Wednesday.
The panelists, Huma Baqai, head of Social Sciences, Institute of Business Administration, Karachi University; former ambassador Zafar Hilaly; and Dr Mutahir Ahmed, from the Department of International Affairs, Karachi University, had their own perceptions and arguments.
Huma Baqai in her assessment of the situation said that things were sure to develop in a certain direction because Pakistan was drawing new lines with a paradigm shift taking place. She said that it was to be expected that the US would respect those lines as it was not just Pakistan that needed the US but the US needed Pakistan as much.
She underlined the need to first set "our own house in order". Reminding the participants of the age-old axiom "fishing in troubled waters", she said that the same thing could happen to Pakistan. In this context, she cited the "inept" handling of the situation in Balochistan, and earlier in the former East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) which had given rise to fissures and divisive tendencies and had divided the nation. Such a situation, she said, would always invite hostile powers to exploit the internal situation to achieve their vicious agendas.
Baqai regretted that US-Pakistan ties were determined by the microscopic but powerful elite who had their own axe to grind and the masses were totally disempowered in this case. She cited the impending presidential election in the US next November, and said the US conduct in global affairs, especially the stance on Pakistan, had to be viewed in that context. Baqai warned that the present spat with the US could have an adverse economic reaction as Karachi's port was being clogged with Nato supplies on account of the moratorium on passage of goods to Afghanistan. This, she said, could create economic complications.
Former ambassador Zafar Hilaly had a more hard line approach and, citing the case of North Korea, queried as to why the US did not bomb North Korea. He said North Korea had responded to overt US threats of military action. It warned the US that it would rain missiles on South Korea which could kill thousands of US GIs stationed there.
He said that North Korea had made it clear to the US that force would be met with force. As a result, he said, the US dare not embark on a military adventure against North Korea.
Hilaly fully endorsed Pakistan's decision not to attend the Bonn moot on Afghanistan. He was of the view that the main snag in the smooth ties with the US was economic as that was the exclusive preserve of the elite whose interests did not necessarily coincide with those of the country or the masses. He said the Taliban considered Pakistan their enemy number one and the US number two. Citing Bob Woodward's book, "Osama's Wars", he said that the Pak-US conflagration was a "General's War".
Dr Mutahir's views seemed to be more coolly thought over. He was of the opinion that all foreign policy woes, especially those pertaining to the spat with the US, stemmed from "our own utter mismanagement of our domestic political issues". He cited the insurgency and rebellion in Balochistan for which he blamed the authoritarian foisting of the establishment's solution on the people without taking their wishes and aspirations into consideration.
He said political adventurism which had become a hallmark of successive Pakistani governments would prove very harmful. He regretted that unelected powers in Pakistan had been very strong all along and as such the interests of the masses and the nation could never be reflected in them. He said that a country where there was galloping poverty and the human development index was abysmally low could never be expected to be strong enough to face external and internal challenges and would always be bullied by big powers.
He was of the opinion that Pakistan's approach to its ties with the US must be based on objectivity and realism, and while its fury at the US was understandable, "we must never lose sight of reality and must realise that we are no match to the US strength and must formulate a viable approach from that perspective".


Visitors can wander through food stalls, sampling gourmet delights and incredible wines of Australia's oldest wine region including an exciting new addition to this year's Festival program a pop-up Semillon & Oyster Bar.
The pop-up bar will be hosted by four of the region's leading winemakers and vignerons who will showcase the Hunter Valley's iconic Semillon variety matched with Sydney Rock oysters. The master classes by Mount Pleasant Wines, McLeish Estate Wines, Tamburlaine Organic Wines and Tulloch Wines run for 45 minutes and cost $45 per person, which includes a souvenir Riedel glass, a flight of Hunter Valley Semillon and half a dozen oysters and are limited to 20 spots only, so be sure to book in advance.
Bringing together 23 wineries from Australia's premium wine-growing region, Uncorked Avalon also provides a taste of what's to come at this year's Hunter Valley Food & Wine Festival, which spans May and June and celebrates the epicurean delights of the iconic region.
Uncorked Avalon features wineries including Allandale Winery, Briar Ridge Vineyard, Brokenwood Wines, De Iuliis Wines, First Creek Wines, Glandore Estate Wines, Hungerford Hill, McLeish Estate Wines, Margan Family Wines, Mistletoe Winery, Mount Pleasant Wines, Pepper Tree Wines, Peter Drayton Wines, Peterson House, Peterson Wines & Savanah Estate, RidgeView, Tamburlaine Organic Wines, Thomas Wines, Tulloch Wines, Two Rivers Wines, Tyrrell's Wines, Vinden Estate & The Headcase and Wynwood Estate. Craft beer also available through Ironbark Hill Brewhouse.
Restaurants and producers include: Oceana Traders, Chill Bar, Choux Patisserie, Hunter Valley Cheese Company, Il Cacciatore, Inbocca, Miss Mables, Moorebank, Pimp My Chimney, Pukara Estate, Rockin' Oysters and The Cellar Restaurant.


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Daniel brunson, manager of hicks brunson eyewear, and rick brunson, company president, stand by a commitment to meet all their customers' needs. Photo by Brandon Scott.
In 1929, Hicks G. Brunson came to Tulsa to open an American Optical Dispensary shop downtown. Since then, the Brunson family has continued to provide cutting-edge eyewear from a select line of designers.
"In 1950, my great-grandfather purchased the company and changed the name to Hicks Brunson," says store manager Daniel Brunson. "He opened a second location in Utica Square in 1952, just after Utica Square was built."
For the past 64 years, Hick Brunson has focused on fit as well as fashion, using expertise to take the guesswork out of finding the perfect pair of glasses.
"We will help you find a selection of frames that will flatter your face shape and complement your natural coloring," says Brunson. "Then you can choose the look that reflects your personal style and that you are most comfortable with. We may even custom design a frame for you.
"We really like to have an interactive experience with our customers," he continues. "We don't make you have to figure it out yourself."
Part of the retailer's long-term success has been the result of providing customers with a diverse selection from which to choose. Many designers that Hicks Brunson carries are not offered anywhere else in the state.
"We like to work with designers that are as passionate as we are," says Brunson. "A lot of our glasses come from independent artisans."
Zero G is a line that features lightweight, comfortable and durable frames with a clean, classic look. Leisure Society, designed by the much sought-after Shane Baum, are heirloom-quality frames made from pure Japanese titanium and coated in 12-, 18- or 22-karat gold. Face A Face offers a collection of fun colors and shapes, and all frames are handmade in Paris. These are just a few exclusive lines that Hicks Brunson carries.
"In 2009 I met Tom Davies," says Brunson. "That relationship changed everything."
Davies, a British eyewear designer, is famous for his bespoke service, providing custom designed eyewear tailored for comfort with the perfect shape and color.
"We have collaborated several times to produce our Tom Davies by Hicks Brunson Eyewear collection," says Brunson. "Our newest collection, called Dekko Lux, makes use of fun cat shapes for women and classic wayfarer-inspired shapes for men.
"[Tom Davies] eyewear can be tailored just like clothing," explains Brunson. "Rather than pick a stock frame, you can create the perfect one for you."
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Hicks Brunson's dedication to providing for customers' needs continues today.
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The Court that handles your workers' compensation case depends on where you reside. For example, if you reside in New Brunswick, Edison, or Woodbridge, your case will be handled by the Workers' Compensation Court for Middlesex County. If you do not reside in New Jersey and you were injured at work in Middlesex County, the Workers' Compensation Court for Middlesex County will also preside over your case.
In every workers' compensation case in New Jersey, certain benefits are available. These benefits may include temporary benefits, permanent disability benefits, medical benefits, or dependency benefits.
A worker disabled for 7 days or more may be eligible to receive temporary benefits amounting to 70% of his or her weekly wage. These benefits may not exceed 75% or fall below 20% of the Statewide Average Weekly Wage. Temporary benefits are given to a worker while he or she is receiving medical care for the work-related injury. Temporary benefits conclude when treatment ends.
In New Jersey, a work-related accident may result in permanent total disability. A permanent total disability is an injury that prevents you from ever returning to work. For example, a truck driver who loses his vision as a result of a work-related injury would never be able to return to work and, therefore, may be entitled to permanent total disability benefits.
A permanent disability may also result in a permanent partial disability. A permanent partial disability occurs when a worker is able to return to work with some difficulty. For example, a data-entry clerk who injures her hip on the job may still be able to work with her injury and would, therefore, be eligible to receive only permanent partial disability benefits.
In New Jersey, a person injured at work may be entitled to receive medical benefits. These benefits allow an injured worker to receive all necessary and reasonable medical treatment related to the work injury. The employer decides the physician that will treat the employee.
In New Jersey, dependency benefits are usually available to members of a deceased's household, which may include children or the surviving spouse. Any dependents of the deceased worker not part of the household must prove actual dependency.
Payments based on dependency benefits are handled like temporary benefits. The weekly payments are equal to 70% of the workers weekly wage at the time of death. However, the maximum benefit amount is established by the Commissioner of Labor. The payments are divided between dependents.
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Many of us who were lucky enough to be part of successful law firms of 20 years or so ago will recall how, in each of those firms, a couple of partners stood out for having impeccable client development and relationship skills. At the time we probably assumed it was just the way things were done. There's something in that, but in fact we were witnessing and experiencing a combination of terrific talent, something of an art form, at work, combined with hard work, commitment, genuine interest in others (mainly clients) ahead of own interests, keeping in touch, remembering important occasions, sending them snippets of useful information, and so on. This was old style business and client relationship development at its best; quite an art. The question is; is this a dying art?
Many of us have said or heard said how clients no longer like to be lunched or invited to too many social functions. A quick coffee has become the new 'client lunch'. Anecdotal evidence suggests however that some clients may be missing the more personal touch of old. They also, it seems, like the trust and closeness of these personal relationships that are steadily built up and strengthened over time.
This may leave a gap for the re-introduction of the more traditional ways of developing and nurturing client relationships – back to a more personal touch.
So, what are some of the more traditional means of marketing/building relationships that are coming to the fore as possibilities?
In this context Scott feels that: 'clients experienced in choosing legal services – and those that have substantial spends on legal services – and these are the ones we target, are not (in my experience) using online alternatives to do their real choosing. Furthermore high value referrers of work are not using online alternatives. They are still staying with traditional personal referrals and personal contact driven methods of identifying and selecting legal providers. I believe that law firms that seriously diminish their personal network are, to that extent, excluding themselves from consideration.
Looking ahead – any implications?
Candice: I feel strongly we need to take care to ensure the importance of an investment in the long-term relationship is instilled in the younger lawyers too. We must never lose sight of this. Scott adds: 'There is an opportunity here – law firms that ramp up their personal contact can fill the gap increasingly left by other lawyers who are possibly occupied with or even distracted by online and related marketing activities which is necessarily less personal. I also anticipate in time there will be a generational gap and loss of marketing know-how… as junior lawyers are less likely to have been role modelled relationship marketing by partners they report to.
it is also imperative that these skills are passed down to young practitioners – this will not happen on its own, it is something that will require recognition of the challenges and opportunities, and then leadership, drive and implementation.
As markets and client prerogatives have evolved and younger professionals have more actively adopted new strategies to cope with them like embracing social media and Internet marketing in all its forms and all it has to offer, they have left some gaps for experienced practitioners to use the tried and tested methods of old – 'the old dogs can come out to play'. What I am talking about simply is taking a step back to when building business and client relationship management was all about doing just that, building personal relationships and trust and putting real time and effort into that side of things. Nowadays there is a danger that some will overlook these fundamentals. I think both approaches have their place and I suspect that when we look back in ten or so years' time we will find them co-existing; just two approaches to the same thing – building rich, long-standing client relationships around trust and respect and a mutual sharing of information.


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By Blue Pearl on July 2, 2014 in Uncategorized
On Sunday the 6th of July, during the open day of Volvo Cork week, we will be running a very exciting and fun concept for all keel boats. The Cork Harbour Orienteering Race will be fun on a whole new level of adventure. Bellow you will find the general principle of the race and the rules that will govern the race. It will be a great way to get to know the harbour for the visiting boats and be in with a chance to pick up some prizes for your troubles, we look forward to seeing you on the start line.
Basic Principle:
A predetermined number of inflatable marks or set channel marks are used within the harbour by the PRO, each one with distinctive marking's on it that can be easily read by all competitors, the GPS coordinates for each mark is recorded by the PRO. Then at the Briefing before the scheduled first gun the PRO gives all competitors a sheet with these coordinates and whether they are port or starboard marks. The competitors then have one hour to locate the general position for each mark using an IPhone, GPS, Chart Plotter, visually from Camden or paper chart and proceed to the start line. Once they have started they must match the GPS coordinates with the markings on each mark and once they have all marks done proceed to the finish line, fastest time after IRC handicap wins. First, second and third prizes are McWilliam sail repair vouchers valid for Volvo Cork Week.
1. RULES
1.1 The regatta will be governed by the rules as defined in The Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS).
1.2 Mark can be found and rounded in any order.
1.3 Each boat will be supplied with a copy of Cork Harbour to mark what they believe to be the positions of the marks.
2. START/BRIEFING
First Gun will be 12.55 on Sunday the 6th of July in the vicinity of C2 channel mark
Briefing will be held outside the club race office at 11.50 on Sunday the 6th of July
2. Strategy:
Once each team locates where they believe the mark to be on a chart before the race, it is then up to each team to decide which course is the most favourable with the current wind and tidal condition as the marks can be taken in whatever order each boat see fit.
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Literacy Pittsburgh is looking to start English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at the library on Monday and Friday mornings. Once there are enough students interested in the classes, they will begin. If you would like to participate, you must first reach out to Literacy Pittsburgh to schedule and complete testing. Please contact Trisha Bandremer at tbandremer@literacypittsburgh.org for more information.
The Pittsburgh Ballet will be coming to Green Tree Public Library! Join them for a 30-minute up-on-your-feet introduction to the ballet Sleeping Beauty, learn the basics of the ballet art form, and meet a real-life ballerina! For boys and girls, ages 4-7. Please wear comfortable clothes that allow for freedom of movement. Ballet attire is NOT required. Registration is required. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library.
Join us for a special talk presented by Tesla Energy. Geared towards current and future homeowners, learn all about the possibilities of residential solar electricity in Pittsburgh. Topics will include how solar electricity works, the benefits of solar electricity and Green Tree's recently updated solar ordinance. Bring along your questions for the Q&A session. Free and open to adults. Registration required.
Spring has come to the library! Celebrate the first of May by participating in our fun scavenger hunt. Use your keen senses of observation to find all the spring themed items hiding around the library and win a small prize! The scavenger hunt will be going on all day so come in any time to search for them. For children of all ages. No registration required.
From the hours of 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., Friends of the Library volunteers will be on hand to collect donations of gently used materials. Visit the Donate Materials page for more information on what is accepted, what is not accepted and what the library does with the donations.
Celebrate moms of all kinds at the library! At this drop-in program, we'll be making a gift your child can take home and give to their mother or other special person in their life. Open to children of all ages. No registration is required. Stop by anytime between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library.
Board games aren't just for kids or rainy days anymore. Modern board games are challenging, elegantly designed and engaging. Join us and play games such as Settlers of Catan, Pandemic, Carcassonne and more. We welcome newbies who haven't played a board game since junior high and expert Euro game aficionados. We will have some games on hand but please feel free to bring your own as well. This program is geared towards adults and mature teens only. No registration required.
Would you like to know more about the permanent art collection at the Carnegie Museum of Art? With our monthly Art Discussion Group, we'll talk about and explore art pieces, including painting, sculptures and some decorative arts. You need not have a background in art and art history; your opinions about the art are important and valid as another person's thoughts and ideas. No registration is needed.
Ooo la la! Come and get fancy as well as celebrate Fancy Nancy and all things magnifique! At this special storytime we'll read Fancy Nancy books, play a game, and make some very fancy crafts! Children ages 3 – 7 are invited this exquisite soiree! Registration is required. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library.
How do you find your next good book to read? Recommendations from your friends, or perhaps you prefer to explore a newspaper bestseller list? Maybe you haven't tried internet searches. Would you like to try this new tool with us? During this program, a librarian will show you how to use a computer to find perfect books for you. This program is free and open to adults. Registration is required.
On the third Tuesday of each month, members of the library board meet to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the Poplar Room. If you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board page.
During our hour-long Book Bingo for adults, participants will play back-to-back rounds of bingo to win prizes including – you guessed it – books! Winners may select one book from our assortment of new fiction and non-fiction titles, along with other smaller prizes. All bingo supplies will be provided.This program is free of cost and open to adults 18 and over. Registration is required and space is limited.
Literacy Pittsburgh is hosting a two-part Teaching Adults Workshop for volunteer tutors on Saturday, June 1 and Saturday, June 22 at the library. If you are interesting in becoming a tutor and participating in this training, please contact Literacy Pittsburgh at volunteer@literacypittsburgh.org.
Reading, singing, and dancing, oh my! Join us for Toddler Storytime and introduce your young and curious reader to the world of books and the magic of the library. Our Toddler Storytime aims to get children moving while inspiring a love of reading. This is a highly interactive storytime that is meant for children between the ages of 2 years through 3.5 years. No registration is required.
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Preschool Storytime is the place to be for stories, dance, songs, games, books, and kindergarten readiness! Through books and related activities, children will explore interesting concepts and themes in a super fun learning environment that also helps them (and their caregivers) prepare for their future. Our Preschool Storytime is a great way for young children to practice their listening skills, stretch their imaginations, and even make new friends. Preschool Storytime is for children ages 3 to 5. No registration is required.
Come on a safari with us at the library! Use your keen senses of observation to find all the African Animals hiding around the library and win a small prize! The scavenger hunt will be going on all day so come in any time to search for them. For children of all ages. No registration required. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library.
Stretch, bend, and breathe at this special yoga centered story time! Through books, songs, and movement, we will explore some basic yoga poses and breathing techniques. Recommended for children 3-7. Mats are not required, but participants are welcome to bring one if they want. Make sure to wear comfortable clothing you can move around in. Registration required. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library. Registration begins on Monday, May 13, 2019.
The littlest scientists will learn all about water at this very special program presented by the Carnegie Science Center. A presenter from the Science Center will lead children in a fun-filled, play based program all about the special properties of water. For ages 3-7. Registration is required. This program has been made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Library. Registration Begins May 13, 2019.
The library and Friends of the Library have teamed up to sponsor a Green Tree Summer Concert Series performance with The Pitt Alumni Band. The performance is free to the public and will begin at 7 p.m. (immediately following the Farmers Market) and will take place at Green Tree Park on Greentree Road.
As the sky darkens, fireflies light the night. Learn about our official state insect, the fascinating lives they lead, and how we can all play a part in ensuring they are around for the enjoyment of future generations. Allegheny County Park rangers will teach you all about these amazing insects. This program will be inside in case of inclement weather. For ages 7-12. Registration is required. Registration begins on May 12, 2010.


I am so excited to post about the holidays soon – I cannot wait! Like many others, this is my favorite time of year. There are so many fun things to do here in Florida for Halloween (i.e. Halloween Horror Nights and Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party), not to mention my birthday and fall break are in October too! But for Thanksgiving and Christmas, I head home, which is all sorts of exciting!
Although it is a bit early for Christmas talk in my opinion, I wanted to make a wish list so parents, friends, and other family members can get an idea of what to get their soon-to-be college student. Maybe some of these will be on sale for Black Friday, or maybe you're better than me and get your shopping done early!
Twin XL Bedding Set – I think this is the centerpiece of your dorm, therefore I would recommend investing in a nice one. Florida is a bit tricky because you don't want to get bedding that is thick, heavy, and ultimately too warm. If you want to splurge, I recommend Pottery Barn Teen and their dorm section. If you are on a budget, check out Target. I got my freshman bed spread from Macy's and it was reversible and neutral, so I was able to flip it when I got bored yet it matched my roommates side! I opted for a gray/brown quilt (since duvets were too heavy in my opinion) and fun polka dot sheets. This made the style a little quirky yet grown-up, which is very me! If you wait to buy bedding upon arrival, there are options, but beware it may be slim pickings! Overall, be sure to buy Twin XL bedding to fit the dorm beds!
Organization Supplies – One of my favorite things in my dorm is this makeup organizer I got at Target. It was about $25 but it holds all my makeup. If I want to sit at my desk and do my makeup there for better lighting or simply comfort, it's easy to grab the whole thing. I think it's super nice looking and I will definitely be keeping this for my future apartment post-graduation.
Lights – I never had a string of lights in my room, but many people like it! I think this is a cute, inexpensive gift for your soon-to-be or current college student. They also come in different colors and shapes if you shop around!
Art – I like to find cute art on Etsy. I think that art makes your dorm feel less like a dorm and more like a home. You can order quotes or even get a painting of your beloved animals. My freshman roommate was a huge Hamilton fan, so her grandma got her a quote from the musical. It was a cute, sentimental idea.
Rolling Hamper – This was my mom's ingenious idea. I got mine at the Container Store and it is most definitely meant for something other than laundry (maybe for teachers?) but I love it. It even has a pocket for my laundry pods! I got so many compliments on it freshman year lugging my laundry downstairs when I lived in Adams. Everyone wanted one! Now that I am in New Hall, laundry is a lot closer, but I appreciate not having to carry it down the hall. Mine is also a cute pattern and I know I will be able to re-purpose it after college. Not going to lie… I have used it to carry lots of things around when I have tabling for clubs or an event to help set up!
A Nice Backpack – I think you can find good deals on backpacks this time of year because it is "off-season" to be buying one. I love the brand Herschel because they are cute and well made. They have a great warranty as well. One of my Herschels had a broken zipper and they sent me a new one no questions asked! Your backpack is an investment since I have used mine all throughout college and even for trips as a carry-on. Make sure it is big enough to hold a lot of stuff like books and binders, an umbrella (it's Florida), and a laptop if you plan on having one!
Space Savers – I like being organized, as you can see from the above items. When you live in a tiny area, especially when it is shared, I recommend investing in items that help save space. I have tiered hangers and a slim, hanging jewelry organizer. I prefer using tubs for shoes and having it under my bed. I also have a file organizer that is stacked on my desk. This keeps the clutter away. I also bought a desk organizer for my pens and note pads. Having cute bins to save space is stylish but practical. I used these bins to store my stuff over summer without worrying about dust or bugs. I can also use these in my future home.
A Plant – I have a plant in my room that I got at the beginning of freshman year. His name is Greg. I think he makes the room brighter and more refreshing with his green leaves! I love that I get to see him grow and I hope to pass him off to my kids one day. If you have a sentimental plant at home, consider passing it on or propagating it!
A Cute Pillow – I have a pillow I got on Etsy with my home's coordinates on it. I love that it is comfy, cute, and sentimental. Things that have multi-purposes is nice in such a small space.
Sunscreen – A good stocking stuffer would be a nice facial sunscreen. We need it here in Florida. Even when it's cloudy, we get tan. Save your skin!
Caddy – I use the term caddy very loosely. There is the typical caddy you take to the bathroom with you in the dorms (which is very helpful/useful), but I am thinking of a bigger caddy. I bought my large rolling caddy from Ikea and I use it to hold all my beauty stuff. It has multiple shelves so I can be more organized. I leave my makeup on the top, skin care in the middle, and hair supplies on the bottom. It looks cute but leaves the small room feeling less cluttered and full. I have also seen them at Sam's Club for about $30. It's so practical, I even made Chris get one for his apartment!
Laptop – A more obvious "Santa" gift could be a nice laptop. I use mine everyday in class, for homework, and to watch Netflix! Maybe consider waiting until the summer to benefit from the college student discount at Apple! May I recommend AirPods for now?
Pictures – I use the Super Snaps to print my photos. I like to get the big ones in matte with black corners. I use this to take up a good amount of wall space and make it look more modern/stylish. It can also be sentimental and help beat the homesickness when you look back on pictures of loved ones!
A Place to Relax – I think if you can swing it, find a tiny bean bag or cozy small chair! It is important to have a place to sleep, study, eat, and RELAX in your dorm. When you associate your room with just sleep or just work, it will never feel cozy and calm. Make it a point to get at least one item to help you relax! I have a body pillow I lay on when I watch Netflix!
Time-Saving Items – College is a constant battle of time management. You have to learn somewhere, right? I recommend investing in a nice blowdryer, steamer, and other time-saving items. If you can quickly steam your clothes, that's an extra 5 minutes of snoozing your alarm. Your college student will love you for this.
So it might not be the most glamorous holiday season of gifting, but it surely is a practical one!
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Canada's Parks Day is celebrated nation-wide on the third Saturday in July. Participating provincial parks across Alberta will host fun activities for the whole family. Enter a sandcastle-building competition, learn about bear safety, go on a scavenger hunt, enjoy a campfiire or just connect with nature. Parks Day is a great opportunity for Albertans to rediscover fun and reconnect with nature!


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We are pleased to announce that Feeder are to headline the very first Vibration Festival in 2019.
The Coral and Alabama 3 will be supporting at the top of the bill.
Many more artists to be announced shortly!
Over and above a huge amount of musical talent as a treat to your ear throughout the day there will also be street performers, craft beer, street food, a kids area, Silent Disco and loads more!


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TECNA and TAI Announce SHAZAM as Presenting Sponsor for 2018 TECNA Summer Conference
Santa Ana, Calif. and Des Moines, Iowa (June 14, 2018) - The Technology Councils of North America and the Technology Association of Iowa (TAI) are pleased to announce SHAZAM as the presenting sponsor for the 2018 TECNA Summer Conference.
"We're grateful to SHAZAM for stepping up to support the TECNA Summer Conference as the presenting sponsor," said Brian Waller, President of TAI. "SHAZAM is a technology leader in Iowa providing innovative payment processing solutions for financial institutions. TAI could not be more proud to have Shazam representing the incredible technology being developed right here in our state and deployed across the country."
The TECNA Summer Conference Powered by SHAZAM will take place July 24 - 26 in downtown Des Moines and will open with a welcome reception and dinner on Tuesday, July 24 at Pillar Technology's The Forge.
"As technology becomes more important to our lives, SHAZAM believes the exchange of ideas at events like TECNA 2018 are critical." Said Dan Kramer Sr VP of Government and Community Affairs at SHAZAM, "We are proud to welcome technology leaders from around the country to our home in Central Iowa and to support our partners at The Technology Association of Iowa."
Conference attendees will receive a behind-the-scenes look at Iowa's first in the nation caucuses and participate in interactive sessions such as Successful Talent Pipeline Programs, State & Federal Technology Policy, Diversity & Inclusion in Technology Organizations, and Using Data to Increase Tech Council Value.
"Technology-driven innovation and growth is happening in far more places than just Silicon Valley," said Skip Newberry, President and CEO of Technology Association of Oregon and Chairman of the TECNA Board. "The TECNA Summer Conference and tech associations from throughout North America are coming to Iowa to learn what is fueling the growth of Iowa's tech community and to recognize the Technology Association of Iowa's efforts to bring together the next generation of technologists and entrepreneurs in America's heartland."
Registration is open to the public. Learn more and register to attend at tecna2018.com and follow event updates on twitter @technologyiowa and #TECNA2018 or on facebook:facebook.com/technologyiowa.
About the Technology Association of Iowa (TAI)
The Technology Association of Iowa (TAI) is the statewide, member-based organization uniting Iowa's technology community. TAI advances Iowa's reputation as a technology state and supports the industry by connecting leaders, driving public policy, fostering diversity and inclusion, and developing talent. TAI is the voice for Iowa's technology industry representing companies impacting Iowa's $11 billion technology industry, which accounts for 8.8 percent of the state's GDP and employs over 88,000 workers. Learn more at www.technologyiowa.org.
About TECNA
The Technology Councils of North America (TECNA) represents about 50 IT and Technology trade organizations that, in turn, represent more than 22,000 technology-related companies in North America. TECNA serves its members and the industry through its strong peer-to-peer network and its regional initiatives to raise the visibility and viability of the technology industry. This is accomplished by empowering regional technology organizations and serving as their collective voice in growing the North American technology economy. More information on TECNA can be found at: http://www.tecna.org/ or @techcouncils on Twitter.
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Lake Placid's Lydia Bullock chased down a ball against a number of Chazy players as the Lady Blue Bombers clinched the Division II title with a 3-0 win over the Eagles.
LAKE PLACID | The Lake Placid Lady Blue Bombers won their first Division II title in the Northern Soccer League with a 3-0 win over Chazy Thursday. The Beekmantown Lady Eagles claimed the Division I title in a 3-2 win against Northeastern Clinton.
Lydia Bullock scored all three goals in the shutout win. Brooke Paries made 15 saves for the Blue Bombers, while Emmy Moak made 19 saves for the Eagles.
"Lydia and Olivia Ferebee have been our two forwards all season and they work really well together and have been quite a duo for us," coach Heather Brewer said.
Brewer said the team has been motivated through the second half of the season after their 6-4 win over Moriah.
Avery Durgan scored twice, and Isabella Brown scored what would become the game-winner as Beekmantown earned a 3-2 win over Northeastern Clinton, giving coach Peter Bursik his 100th career win on the pitch and earning the Lady Eagles their Division I title.
Marlie Sample and Allison Gregorie scored for the Cougars. Bailey Carter made 15 saves for the Eagles with Abby Racine making 16 for the Cougars.
Grace Clark scored in the second 10-minute overtime as Saranac Lake scored a 2-1 win over the Saranac Chiefs with Annabelle Bombard-Schmidt scoring the equalizer for the Red Storm after Nora Canning had opened the scoring for Saranac. Mecalyn Sousa made 24 saves in the win, while Payton Couture made eight saves for the Chiefs.
In Division III, Jenna Ford scored twice in the final eight minutes of regulation play for the Willsboro Warriors to force a 4-4 draw against Crown Point as Ford scored all four of the Warriors' goals. Shawna McIntosh scored three goals for the Panthers, while Swade Potter scored the fourth. Margaret Frechette made 12 saves for the Warriors.


I know this much, if this program had been around when I was a kid, who was born to poverty and grew up in poverty as a child, I'd probably hate reading, and today I'm an avid reader because there were books that I enjoyed reading offered in the public schools that I attended.
This is Crawford-Garrett's response to McKee.
I just read your response to the blog entry I posted on Diane Ravitch's website earlier this week. I interpret your response to mean that you are, perhaps, paying attention to the onslaught of critique your organization is receiving.
I decided to reply in the interest of exposing yet another layer of inaccuracies put forth by NCTQ about the teaching of reading.


Alpha is an opportunity to explore the meaning of life in an informal, fun and friendly environment. Learn about the Christian faith in a relaxed setting over 8 weekly sessions with a weekend seminar.
A typical evening consists of refreshments and a short talk about the Christian faith covering a range of topics including 'Who is Jesus?', 'How Can I have faith?', and 'Why and how do I pray?'. After the talk, guests break into small groups to discuss the content of the talk and share their own opinions.
Our next Alpha Course will begin January 20, 2016, and run for 8 weeks. We will meet Wednesdays at 6:30pm.
Who is your life is God leading you to invite to Alpha? [Read More] for tips on inviting a friend to Alpha.
If childcare is needed please provide number of kids and ages.
For more information on the Alpha Course, or how to help with the ministry, email our Alpha Team at alpha@lifechurchonline.net.


I don't know about you but in the winter months I need some extra motivation to get out of my pj's and hit the gym. Finding the right pieces to keep you insulated for the cooler temps yet still have a comfortable range of motion is key for me.
I'm Shelly from The Queen in Between and today I'm sharing a few pieces ideas for pieces that will make you at least want to dress like you're headed for a workout!
Layering insures you actually get started and keep moving. I cannot tell you how many times I headed out for a walk and turned right around because it was just too darn cold. Even in very cold temps it's easy to get overheated so picking pieces you can easily shed as your body warms up will keep you comfortable.
Typically I grab tanks from my gym, Target or Old Navy as cheap as possible and choose to invest in my leggings, shoes and pullovers during the winer months.
What are your favorite pieces to wear for your winter workout?
Join us in linking up your favorite look with The Blended Blog!


The Paladin University (U) Teaching Edition is provided at no cost to universities and provides 20 seats of Power Analytics premium software for use in electrical engineering departments for teaching and graduate level thesis research purposes.
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Paladin Research Lab enables researchers to run Paladin DesignBase analytic function (power flow, voltage stability, etc.) within their research environment. Research Lab also enables programmable read/write into DesignBase database and it is well suited for university research, development and deployment of microgrid control algorithms.
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Would He? Could He?
TORONTO (Feb. 16) — Chuckle, if you wish. Belly–laugh, even. But, understand that this scenario comes from a person with more than three decades of hockey media experience in Los Angeles. Everyone in the sports–writing (broadcasting?) business knows him (her?).… Read More
The 'Export' MLG Wall Calendars
TORONTO (Feb. 2) — They are, without question, the most–coveted items in my large collection of sports memorabilia. Having lived here in Toronto all my life (I turn 61 on Monday) — watching the Leafs as a fan and reporter… Read More
Leafs Won't Gamble at Trade Deadline
TORONTO (Jan. 31) — It's an old, timeworn cliche, but the Toronto Maple Leafs had a couple of "must–win" games after the All–Star break and they smartly prevailed with road victories in Nashville and Dallas. This was effective work by… Read More
Should Leafs Nation Be Satisfied?
TORONTO (Jan. 24) — Though it may seem unlikely, let's assume the Maple Leafs accrue enough points in their final 33 games to finish third in the Atlantic Division, thereby securing one of the three allocated playoff berths. It would… Read More
Will It Ever Be The Leafs' Year?
TORONTO (Jan. 14) — For a brief moment last Wednesday, and despite all of the challenges encountered so far this season, I felt that maybe karma was on the side of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Trailing the Winnipeg Jets, 3–2,… Read More
What The Doctor Ordered
TORONTO (Jan. 8) — Though it ended with a stinker on Monday night at Scotiabank Arena, the Maple Leafs undoubtedly saved their season with the 15–4–1 eruption (Nov. 23–Jan. 4) under new coach Sheldon Keefe. It ranked among the best… Read More
What Took So Long?
TORONTO (Dec. 21) — Frankly, I'm surprised no one has posed the following questions: With the Maple Leafs an impressive 9–4–0 in 13 games under Sheldon Keefe, why did Brendan Shanahan wait until Nov. 20 to authorize the dismissal of… Read More
Dubas Needs To Unload Salary
TORONTO (Nov. 30) — There is only one contingency for the Maple Leafs in their back–up goaltending conundrum… and it comes with no guarantee: general manager Kyle Dubas has to unload a contract. Maybe not a William Nylander contract, but… Read More
The Leafs After One Month
TORONTO (Nov. 2) — It began, rather predictably, one month ago tonight: a 5–3 conquest of the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Arena. The big gun, Auston Matthews, scoring twice; the big acquisition, Tyson Barrie, assisting twice. Frederik Andersen recording the… Read More
Lazy Leafs Are Fooling No One
TORONTO (Oct. 23) — For the increasing multitudes convinced that a change of coach will jump–start the apathetic Toronto Maple Leafs, allow me to present the following names, chronologically: Punch Imlach… John McLellan… Red Kelly… Roger Neilson… Floyd Smith… Joe… Read More
Mike Rips Mike… Again
TORONTO (Oct. 22) — "Hate" is a very strong word; one that people use rather flippantly when describing an aversion, no matter how innocuous. It is, in fact, less banal than practically any term in the English language, reserved for… Read More
Serenity Has Enveloped Leafs Land
TORONTO (Oct. 17) — It's refreshing to observe how Leafs Nation is so–coolly reacting to an unremarkable 4–3–1 record after eight games of the National Hockey League season. No premature indications of panic or anxiety. Rather, a coherent, logical assessment… Read More
Yes, Jack Todd Had A Point
TORONTO (Oct. 15) — I remember sitting at a popular hamburger joint here in town a few years ago (Golden Star, on north Yonge Street), gabbing with Dan Shulman. Each of us had brought our sons for dinner. It was… Read More
Way Too Early… Except For One
TORONTO (Oct. 12) — It has been a difficult second week of the National Hockey League season in the land of the blue Maple Leaf, inciting many — predictably — to draw conclusions. There is the small matter of 77… Read More
The Leafs Will Tease, But Fall Short
TORONTO (Oct. 1) — Do not be surprised if the 2019–20 National Hockey League season is the most–prolific in the 103–year history of the Toronto Maple Leafs. If healthy, the Leafs could challenge for the Presidents' Trophy as the No.… Read More
Blair Has Earned FAN "Drive" Slot
TORONTO (Sep. 10) — In lieu of an official pronouncement from Rogers Communications, we can assume that Jeff Blair has triumphantly annexed the afternoon–drive slot at Sportsnet–590 The FAN. And, if so, it's a good choice. Unless the poobahs at… Read More
Puzzling Leaps of Faith
TORONTO (Aug. 3) — Back on May 16, 2017, amid much fanfare, Swedish defense prospects Andreas Borgman and Calle Rosen signed entry level contracts with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Given that several National Hockey League rivals were also pursuing the… Read More
Offer–Sheet All About Timing
TORONTO (July 27) — If you're surprised that a rival National Hockey League team has not yet presented an offer–sheet to Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner, consider this: "July 1st isn't the right time to make such a move," a… Read More
Once a Mom, Always A Mom
Tonight Is First Test For The Leafs
Leafs Good, But Overrated — Again
Hang On… It's Gonna Be Bumpy
Where Is Bobby Orr?
Breaking News And Botching Up
Leafs Blew It With Chara
What If the Leafs Disappoint Again?
Still The Biggest Shutout
Breaking News Is Largely Luck
Hard To Predict Canadian Division
Tootin' Turnbull Is 67
The Berger–Strachan Kerfuffle
There Is No Andersen "Decision"
Get Ready For Lots of Leafs vs. Habs
Gary to the Rescue — Again
NHL Dubiously Leading The Way
Apparently, Leafs Are The Best
Strombo Has No Regrets
The Night I Smelled Death in New York
Reverse–Jersey Rage
Could Leafs and Sabres Collaborate?
Shhhhh… Don't Wake Me Up
A Few Days When Sport Didn't Matter
Burke Packs A Punch… As Expected
Only One Option For Leafs In Goal
Marner for Laine: Would You Do It?
The More Things Change…
Big Zed or Jumbo Joe?
The Verdict From Leafs Nation
Is Lehtonen the Leafs' Dark–horse?
Why Do Players Choose Toronto?
It's Simple: Leafs Are Doing All They Can
The Anti–Jenny Craig Approach
Soo Reunion in Goal For Leafs?
Leafs Good, But Overrated -- Again
Hang On... It's Gonna Be Bumpy
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Time: Tue Nov 24 1908 16:00:00 GMT+0100
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German wrestler and film actor who died on 30 October 1983 in Berlin
Moon is in nakshatra of Jyeshtha (α,σ,τ Scorpionis) in pada 1. Moon has a shadbala ratio of 0.935 and is placed in house 8
The strongest planet in this chart is Mars with a shadbala ratio of 1.47. Mars is placed in house 7
Ascendant Aries 29° 4' 47'' Krittika (Pleiades) 1
Rahu Gemini 4° 30' 35'' Mrigashir (λ,φ Orionis) 4
Jupiter Leo 19° 56' 59'' P.Phalg (δ,θ Leonis) 2
Mars Libra 6° 47' 24'' Svati (Arcturus) 1
Mercury Libra 23° 30' 36'' Vishakha (α,β,γ,ι Librae) 2
Venus Libra 2° 46' 12'' Chitra (Spica) 3
Sun Scorpio 9° 22' 48'' Anuradha (β,δ,π Scorpionis) 2
Moon (C) Scorpio 18° 11' 24'' Jyeshtha (α,σ,τ Scorpionis) 1
Ketu Sagittarius 4° 30' 35'' Mula (ε,ζ,η,θ,ι,κ,λ,μ,ν Scorpionis) 2
Saturn Pisces 10° 55' 11'' U.Bhadra (γ Pegasi, α Andromedae) 3
Mercury 24 November 1908 13 May 1909
Venus 11 May 1910 10 March 1913
Sun 10 March 1913 15 January 1914
Moon 15 January 1914 16 June 1915
Mars 16 June 1915 12 June 1916
Rahu 12 June 1916 31 December 1918
Jupiter 31 December 1918 7 April 1921
Saturn 7 April 1921 16 December 1923
Ketu 16 December 1923 13 May 1924
Venus 13 May 1924 13 July 1925
Sun 13 July 1925 18 November 1925
Moon 18 November 1925 19 June 1926
Mars 19 June 1926 15 November 1926
Rahu 15 November 1926 4 December 1927
Jupiter 4 December 1927 9 November 1928
Saturn 9 November 1928 18 December 1929
Mercury 18 December 1929 16 December 1930
Venus 16 December 1930 16 April 1934
Sun 16 April 1934 16 April 1935
Moon 16 April 1935 15 December 1936
Mars 15 December 1936 14 February 1938
Rahu 14 February 1938 14 February 1941
Jupiter 14 February 1941 16 October 1943
Saturn 16 October 1943 15 December 1946
Mercury 15 December 1946 15 October 1949
Ketu 15 October 1949 15 December 1950
Sun 15 December 1950 4 April 1951
Moon 4 April 1951 4 October 1951
Mars 4 October 1951 8 February 1952
Rahu 8 February 1952 2 January 1953
Jupiter 2 January 1953 21 October 1953
Saturn 21 October 1953 3 October 1954
Mercury 3 October 1954 10 August 1955
Ketu 10 August 1955 16 December 1955
Venus 16 December 1955 15 December 1956
Moon 15 December 1956 15 October 1957
Mars 15 October 1957 16 May 1958
Rahu 16 May 1958 15 November 1959
Jupiter 15 November 1959 16 March 1961
Saturn 16 March 1961 15 October 1962
Ketu 16 March 1964 15 October 1964
Venus 15 October 1964 16 June 1966
Sun 16 June 1966 15 December 1966
Mars 15 December 1966 13 May 1967
Rahu 13 May 1967 31 May 1968
Jupiter 31 May 1968 7 May 1969
Saturn 7 May 1969 16 June 1970
Mercury 16 June 1970 13 June 1971
Ketu 13 June 1971 9 November 1971
Venus 9 November 1971 8 January 1973
Sun 8 January 1973 16 May 1973
Moon 16 May 1973 15 December 1973
Rahu 15 December 1973 27 August 1976
Jupiter 27 August 1976 21 January 1979
Saturn 21 January 1979 27 November 1981
Mercury 27 November 1981 15 June 1984
Ketu 15 June 1984 4 July 1985
Venus 4 July 1985 3 July 1988
Sun 3 July 1988 28 May 1989
Moon 28 May 1989 27 November 1990
Mars 27 November 1990 15 December 1991
Jupiter 15 December 1991 2 February 1994
Saturn 2 February 1994 15 August 1996
Mercury 15 August 1996 21 November 1998
Ketu 21 November 1998 28 October 1999
Sun 28 June 2002 16 April 2003
Moon 16 April 2003 15 August 2004
Mars 15 August 2004 22 July 2005
Rahu 22 July 2005 15 December 2007
Saturn 15 December 2007 18 December 2010
Mercury 18 December 2010 27 August 2013
Ketu 27 August 2013 6 October 2014
Sun 5 December 2017 17 November 2018
Mars 18 June 2020 28 July 2021
Rahu 28 July 2021 3 June 2024
Jupiter 3 June 2024 15 December 2026


Hi all, I am looking for a way to set up a group that will allow any computer added to it to continue patching all day long as long as it has outstanding patches. I envision being able to add new computers to this group and have them run MS patching until completely updated. Currently, I set up a group and assigned the following MS Update Policy to it: Day: Custom Start Time: 12AM Duration: 23 Hours Selected all days, of every month. I then assigned the follow reboot policy: Disable reboot window, issue reboot when patching is complete. Reboot based on Patch Reboot Mode settings. Patch Reboot Mode: Now When I add a computer to this group, it initially begins patching, installs available patches, and then reboots. The computer then has additional patches that are outstanding either as follow-up patches or patches that couldn't be installed till after a reboot, but the computer doesn't attempt to install those patches until the next morning at 12AM when it hits the next patch window. How do I go about making sure that after the first set of patches are installed, the machine reboots, and then continues patching again? Is there an easy way to get this setup?
We use Uptime Robot for this. Works great and is cheap. We have it fire off alerts to Manage and also slack.
Juan, I have it working with the following settings, it uses the date of installation for the uninstall.exe file as the definition date. It also is working to detect multiple agent versions as it goes by a registry key for the Sentinel Monitor service which stays constant between versions.
Was just about to post the same. If anyone has got the images or has a working setup they can share that would be great.
@LoneWolf , Thanks for the info and the scripts. I will review them this weekend. Will help with getting our Dell server management more automated. Happy New Year!
I got these remote monitors setup and the alerts setup and they seem like they will work great. I am reviewing the documentation for OpenManage and using the command line. Can I ask how you are scheduling consistency checks? Are you manually editing the script for each server as not all servers have the same VD setup etc, or do you have another way of doing it?
Also if anyone can chime in on how they are setting up an internal monitor to check if there is Dell Open Manage installed. I have a search that checks if a server is Dell, running Windows Server, and is missing Dell OpenManage but I am unsure how to convert that into an internal monitor. Any help with this is appreciated. Thank you.
Awesome thank you. Do you know if there are any limitations with what version of OpenManage is installed on the server? I have a hodgepodge of versions across the servers we manage and need to see if I need to move them all to a consistent version.
Hi all, I am trying to setup a monitor that will create an alert and notify us when a directory has greater than 3 files in it. This directory is an import location for a program that is supposed to process these files and then delete them. Sometime this program stops running and the only way to tell is if the queue backs up in that directory We are trying to get a head start on this and get notified before the customer calls us saying that they are not receiving their imported files. I have a remote monitor built that runs and correctly alerts when there are more than 3 files in the directory but now I am looking to scale this across clients. Issue is that each client has a different folder or folders that need to be monitored. I created a new EDF tab on the computer screen and added a check box that I will populate these computers into a group with and apply the monitor to but I am not sure how to apply the correct directory path to the monitor. Is it possible to supply the path in the monitor from an EDF, or is there another way I can get the correct path on a per computer basis into the monitor?
Is there an option to pay this monthly for the year or does it need to be paid for upfront for the year?


Press the MAN button repeatedly to select the desired Station to run, then press the ENT button to turn it ON.
Press the ENT button again (when manually running a station or stations) will turn them OFF.
The menu will time out and return to its display cycle after a few seconds if you press the MAN button and don't press the ENT key.
The Manual run time value when using the front panel uses the default time in minutes entered on the settings page.
The buttons are primarily targeted for maintenance personnel for access to test sprinklers etc.
All HydroFLASH units with the front panel buttons and updated software support the buttons. Older units can be updated to one with buttons very easily. See the link below.