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He is a very impressive bowler: Steve Waugh opens up about Jofra Archer
Posted On / August 20, 2019 / by CricketTimes.com Staff
Having faced some of the most fearsome bowlers in his era, former Australia captain Steve Waugh is now all praise for England's new Test spearhead Jofra Archer.
A mentor to the current Australia men's Test team, Waugh says he finds it difficult to compare the extremely talented Archer to any other bowler.
He firmly believes that the 24-year-old speedster's simple bowling action helped him maintain absolute accuracy. Furthermore, he was able to bowl long spells with immense ease, and the speed he generated in the end stood out and made him unique.
Archer played a huge role in changing England's fortunes in the second Ashes Test. He wreaked havoc by ripping apart the Aussie batting line-up.
Prior to this, England had suffered a 251-run defeat in the first Test at Edgbaston.
"I can't say I've ever seen anyone bowl quite like that," Waugh told The Unplayable Podcast after the second Test match.
"He sort of ambles in and gets very close to the (stumps), makes the most of his height, and he's got a simple action."
Waugh also felt that there were some similarities between the young quickie and Australia's most successful fast bowler in Tests, Glenn McGrath.
"In a lot of ways, not a similar action to Glenn McGrath, but very repeatable."
"I can't see too much going wrong with it and his control was very good for that reason, because he just bowls in a direct line and he's close to the stumps."
"He's very upright, makes use of his height, he's got that deceptive pace and, as we know, a pretty wicked bouncer."
"That's something our team has got to analyze and work out how to play that because it was pretty effective in this (Lord's) Test match."
"He is a very impressive bowler, for sure," he added.
Having led Australia to numerous wins during his captaincy, Steve Waugh opined that Jofra Archer was the kind of bowler any skipper would love to have in this team.
"It gives you that x-factor," Waugh said.
"As a captain, you really want that bowler in your line up when you know you can intimidate the opposition, you can make things happen when it's a seemingly flat pitch and potentially get wickets in clumps."
"He's a real asset to England."
But the ex-skipper also stated that the youngster's stamina and resilience would be tested at some point of time.
"If he plays four Test matches in a row, that will test him out."
"So far he's come through with flying colours."
"(He bowled) forty (four) overs and each over was probably as quick as the previous one."
Test Cricket is the longest format and is called challenging for a reason.
"It was a very impressive debut, but I know Test cricket."
"It's about longevity and how you back up and how you handle different conditions."
"From England's point of view, so far so good," the cricketing stalwart concluded.
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Broadway Boulevard | Sunshine Mile
Broadway Boulevard is is home to some of Tucson's most important midcentury modern buildings. The Preservation Foundation is working with partners to save this important historic shopping corridor.
Tucson's Broadway Boulevard was born modern. The avenue expressed the new American optimism and post-World War two economic boom that was changing the nation. Like many cities, Tucson was growing rapidly. In 1940, the population was 35,000 – by 1960, it had soared to 212,000.
Broadway became an important suburban corridor, modern structures were built along its edge to support new neighborhoods with their curved streets and rambling ranch houses. Broadway was a reflection of the American Dream. A high end shopping district emerged with new stores to meet the new demands of the 1950s and 60s. Furniture, lighting, photographic equipment, shoes, clothes and cars were just some of the offerings of the street.
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Glass storefronts, geometric designs, new materials and evocative signage combined to create a vision of Tucson as a modern metropolis. In 1953, a contest was sponsored by the East Broadway Merchants to name the strip between Campbell and Country Club. Over 5000 ideas were submitted and the winning entry was The Sunshine Mile.
An extraordinary collection of Mid-Century Modern buildings designed by Tucson's most influential architects of the era shaped this modernist boulevard. Bernard Friedman, Fred Jobusch, Sylvia and William Wilde, Anne Rysdale, Nicholas Sakellar, Charles Cox, Cain, Nelson and Ware, Howard Peck as well as others, including phoenixes Ralph Haver and California's Ronald Bergquist all contributed to the unique character of this commercial shopping district.
In the 1980s a transportation improvement plan was concocted that would raze the north side of the street making way for eight lanes of traffic. The plan ignored the architectural and historic context of the street and created uncertainty. For over twenty years the street widening plan has resulted in disinvestment and the slow deterioration of this elegant mid‑century corridor. Yet the uncertainty of demolition has ironically resulted in the preservation of the historic buildings that line the blacktop.
In November of 2012 the Arizona Preservation Foundation added this segment of Broadway from Euclid to Country Club to its list of most endangered historic places.
The modernist architectural heritage of this street is an irreplaceable regional asset that must be celebrated, honored and cultivated. Broadway Boulevard is a significant part of Tucson's story and the American Experience.
As part of an ongoing effort to educate the community and spur economic investment into Broadway the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation completed a National Register of Historic Places Nomination and submitted it to the Arizona State Historic Preservation Office. The nomination is anticipated to be reviewed by the State Historic Sites Review Committee on November 2, 2018.
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From this page, you can send SMS and email messages for marketing or information purposes (appointment notifications). To access the SMS TEXT page, go to the "MARKETING" option from the navigation bar.
The appointment notifications are also sent by the system automatically 48h notice prior to the appointment, you can send them earlier or re-send them from this page.
This page can only be accessed by users/staff with manager rights. If you are logged in with a regular account a prompt will appear to log in as a manager. The page is built around a queue list that facilitates processing of multiple client notifications.
The entries inside the queue list can be all appointment notifications or all clients added through the import function or the "add client" input box. You cannot send both notifications and mobile marketing campaigns; we also include a hidden field in notifications type entries that contains the appointment reference for placeholder completion.
To send out a promotional message first we need to create a list of clients:
1. Go to "ADMIN AREA" located at the bottom of the left menu.
2. From the Admin Area select "Reports"
3. Select the "Customers List" report
4. Export the report with the "Report Format" option set to "CSV for SMS Text" Then you need to import the list created previously by using the "Import CSV File" button located in the bottom left section of the page.
Enter the message, optionally check/uncheck the clients that you wish to receive SMS or email from the list and press the "PROCESS QUEUE" button.
To specify which client receives the message by SMS and email, use the checkboxes located on the right side of each client from the queue list.
Checked on SMS means the client will receive the message by SMS, same for Email. You can also select set the checkboxes on multiple clients at once by first selecting the clients by clicking on them or using the "Select all" option then using the "Check SMS box", "Uncheck SMS box", "Check Email Box", "Uncheck Email Box".
Sending appointment notifications:
1. Select the date from the "Load Day Book Clients" section located in the bottom left of the page.
2. Press the "Load booking" button.
3. Check the message and review the clients that will receive the message and then press the "PROCESS QUEUE" button.
The "SMS sent on" and "Email sent on" fields from the queue section represent the date the notifications were sent either by the system or manually from this page. Loading appointments will clear the previous queue list. For each loaded appointment the default state of the SMS and email checkbox will be active if no previously SMS messages or emails notifications were sent for that appointment by the system or manually from this page. If you send the appointment notifications earlier than the system automatically sends them (48h prior) then the system will not send duplicates. You can also export the appointments in MS-Excel format by clicking on the button labelled "Export XLS Report". This function is independent of the main queue list.
Composing the message: You can add placeholders that will be replaced automatically when sending the message for client name, appointment date (only available when sending notifications), employee name (appointments only), Salon / Branch name which represents the location name. Placeholders are added by placing the cursor where do you want them added, then select from the drop box the placeholder and press the "Add variable" button.
Using templates: You can save the messages for future campaigns by using the templates function. The template saves the message typed inside the Message text area, email subject, from the name, and from email fields. To load a saved template select the message from the template drop box and press the "Load" button. To modify an existing template, select the template from the drop box and then press the "Save" button. To add a new template press the "Add" button, enter the template name inside the prompt window, and press "OK".
Begin sending the SMS marketing campaign or notifications by pressing the "PROCESS QUEUE" button located below the clients list.
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We have seen some truly remarkable moments of people from around the world helping animals with 3D printing. From dogs, to cats, ponies, ducks, and even to parrots, 3D printing has given kindhearted people a way to effect some positive change in the lives of our furry friends. Now 3D printing has brought penguins into the world of 3D printing with two heartfelt moments that will melt your heart when it comes to these two magnificent birds.
Yellow/Purple, aka Purps, is one of a group of endangered African penguins living in a colony at Mystic Aquarium. A few years ago, Purps got into a skirmish with another penguin and tore the flexor tendon in her ankle, leaving her unable to walk properly. Veterinarians at the aquarium created a small molded plastic boot to stabilize and support her injured leg so she could walk, but the boot was rather heavy and made walking awkward for the small penguin. It also needed to be replaced frequently, which was a time-consuming process, so they decided to look for a different approach. Luckily, they knew just who to contact – their longtime partner Mystic Middle School, which had just gotten a 3D printer from ACT Group, a Connecticut-based partner of 3D Systems.
The students at Mystic Middle School were unsurprisingly thrilled to be asked to design a 3D printed boot for the penguin, though they were still new to the technology. Library Media Specialist Sue Prince contacted the ACT Group for assistance, and they were glad to help. The company facilitated a workshop in 3D technology for the students, who used 3D Systems' Geomagic Capture 3D scanner to scan a cast of Purps' foot provided by the aquarium. They then imported the scan data into Geomagic Sculpt to add details such as treads and closures to the boot, which they printed on a 3D Systems ProJet MJP 5500X multi-material 3D printer.
The 5500X allowed for the creation of a strong yet elastic boot made from both flexible and rigid materials. It fit better than Purps' existing boot, and was also more lightweight and durable; according to the penguin's caretakers, she immediately took off across the exam room as soon as her new boot was fitted, walking more normally than she had in the five years since her injury. Now Purps can waddle and swim as well as her fellow penguins, and hopefully has made up with – or is at least keeping her distance from – the penguin who gave her a busted ankle in the first place.
Purps isn't the first penguin to benefit from 3D printing. There was Bagpipes the little blue penguin in New Zealand who recently got a whole new 3D printed foot. While designing a boot may not have been quite as challenging as creating a viable 3D printed foot, the students still learned a great deal about 3D printing and design, as well as how to create a workflow to take an idea from concept to reality – something that will serve them well in the future.
Due to an unfortunate run-in with a fishing line back in 2007, Bagpipes the penguin was brought to the International Antarctic Centre in Christchurch to have his foot amputated, and has been limping around ever since. According to Mal Hackett, a penguin keeper from the popular Antarctic Centre, the penguin would constantly incur pressure wounds on his stump. So they decided to design and 3D print some prosthetic prototypes for the little blue Penguin, hoping to restore his waddle back to normal.
The prosthetic limb prototype was designed by Dr. Don Clucas, a senior lecturer in design and manufacturing from the University of Canterbury, who said the most difficult part of the process was scanning the restless penguin's foot. The goal of the 3D printed prosthetic limb is to get Bagpipes using his feet and flippers normally again, rather than over-compensating for his amputated limb. Last Wednesday, the penguin was fitted with the prosthetic for the first time, which according to Dr. Clucas, went much better than they had expected.
This is a first for both the Christchurch Antarctic Centre and the country of New Zealand in general, which has never before treated a wild animal with a 3D printed prosthetic. The center hopes that, with the success of Bagpipes' 3D printed prosthetic device, this technology will be utilized more in the future to help save injured animal residents.
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Guernsey's recognition of electronic agents and smart contracts
Carey Olsen
Guernsey March 19 2019
At the recent States of Deliberation meeting on 27 February 2019, the States approved a draft ordinance under The Electronic Transactions (Guernsey) Law, 2000 (the "Law") which has been designed to create certainty under Guernsey law in relation to the legal effect, validity or enforceability of a contract involving an electronic agent(s).
What is an electronic agent?
The Law defines an 'electronic agent' as: "A computer program or electronic or other automated means used independently to initiate an action or to respond in whole or in part to information or actions in electronic form or communicated by electronic means, without review or action by a natural person."
Electronic agents and smart contracts
The rise of blockchain technology has brought a focus on smart contracts and the legalities of both. The two are separate but have more recently been seen as compatible.
Smart contracts are automated contracts. They are self-executing with specific instructions written in their code, which are executed when certain conditions are met. These contracts can be stored on either a public or a private blockchain and are then visible to all the participants of the said blockchain.
An example of a smart contract is a computer protocol that automatically processes travel insurance claims in case of events that can be easily verified by a computer, such as flight delays or cancellation. In theory, this will expedite claims through to the resolution stage.
A smart contract will fall within the meaning of an electronic agent.
The changes to the Law
The changes to the Law provide that:
contracts may be formed by the interaction of electronic agents (without any human involvement) or by the interaction of an electronic agent and a natural person; and
the formation, execution, performance or termination of a contract shall not be denied legal effect solely because it involves electronic agents.
Put simply, where an electronic agent has acted on behalf of a person for the purposes of forming a contract, there is a rebuttable presumption that that person intended to create a legally binding contract. Sensibly, the rebuttable presumption will allow parties to demonstrate that the contract should not be binding if there were, for example, issues with the coding or another unintended error in the computer protocol.
Parties are still at liberty to include standard commercial provisions such as arbitration clauses, the choice of law and appropriate jurisdiction.
Guernsey's adaptive regulatory stance
These amendments to the Law are the latest steps taken in Guernsey to adapt to technological developments. Previously we have worked closely with the Guernsey Financial Services Commission and the States of Guernsey to assist a client with the launch of the first commercial deployment of blockchain technology for private equity. That is now being used for the management and administration of a private equity fund. This demonstrated a sound understanding of blockchain technology and a willingness to entertain innovative thinking in Guernsey's finance sector.
Guernsey's willingness to implement changes to the Law sees it moving ahead of competing jurisdictions in offering technological solutions and electronic commerce tools to financial services businesses. The ability to amend the Law at short notice and thereby react in a rapidly evolving area of law, provides Guernsey with a platform to deal with future advances in respect of electronic transactions.
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General Experience FAQs
What is Experience? How does it work?
The Speakers for Schools Experience service is primarily an advertising and application portal where state school students can apply for work experience and similar opportunities at leading organisations who have advertised via the portal.
Employers, schools and students can all access the portal to advertise/apply for placements and access best practice guidance to assist with the running of placement.
Who is able to take part in the Experience programme?
Experience facilitates much-needed work experience and engagement opportunities between esteemed organisations and students who need these opportunities the most.
Employers: We work with leading firms and organisations across the UK.
Schools/Colleges/Academies: Any UK state secondary school, college or academy can apply, but please note we only have placements available in limited locations as we grow the programme.
Students: This programme targets students who are lacking access to top professions but are enthusiastic about taking up a placement with a leading employer. As a minimum criteria you must attend a state school/college/academy and be 14-19 years of age.
For more information about who we work with and how, please visit our About page here.
How much does the Experience service cost?
This programme is free of charge, as an extension of the focused work of Speakers for Schools with state schools/colleges/academies and leading figures. There are basic user agreements and requirements however for using the service to ensure quality and safeguarding.
In order to take part you will need to register for the Experience portal.
Click the 'Sign Up' button above and follow the simple application process, it takes just a couple of minutes to complete your full registration.
Where does the Speakers for Schools Experience service operate?
The Experience service was set up in 2017 (originally under the name 'S4SNextGen') and is continually growing. We have so far had placements across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and are working hard to broaden our reach further into different parts of the country.
If you would like to know if we have placements in your area, please register for the portal and click "search for opportunities."
Who runs the Speakers for Schools Experience service?
Experience is a programme run by the charity Speakers for Schools, a UK education charity that helps level the playing field by breaking down barriers between state school students and the leading figures of today through free engagement opportunities. Please see our main site and Our People for more details.
The charity is kindly funded in full by the Law Family Charitable Foundation.
How does the charity work?
Our charity is made up of network of leading figures committed to giving their time each year to state schools, and helping level the playing field for young people of all backgrounds. Our 'schools network' is made up of nearly 50% of all UK state secondary schools, colleges and academies, all who have applied directly to our charity for the opportunity to host our speakers.
We work across the year to organise events during the term time, now offering over 1,200 school talks a year and over 1000 work experience and insight day placements with top companies linked to our esteemed speakers.
Which employers can take part?
The Experience programme from Speakers for Schools works with UK employers of all sizes who are leaders in their industry.
We cater for employers with differing experience of hosting work experience, ranging from smaller organisations with no experience of hosting, those who host ad-hoc placements for family and friends and larger companies with existing programmes who want to engage with new schools and students.
No matter your previous experience of hosting or priorities, please get in touch at experience@speakersforschools.org to see how we can help.
What are the costs and requirements to take part?
Our standard level of support and access to our work experience programme and platform are free to use.
In return we require employers to confirm they have:
An Equal Opportunities policy in place and Data Protection policy that aligns with the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679
Carried out necessary conversations with insurers and managerial teams as required to meet liability and safeguarding requirements
Provisions in place to feedback after placements and for students
Willingness to share best-practice case studies and use the logo where agreed and appropriate to help in encouraging further organisations to take part
If you have any questions, please contact us directly via experience@speakersforschools.org
We do encourage employers to pay expenses for travelling to and from the workplace and lunch where possible, as this allows more students to access the opportunities.
If you require a higher level of service than our standard offering, please contact us and we will put together a costed proposal for you. Speakers for Schools is a registered charity and only charges employers to cover our costs. We do not make a profit.
How do we access the portal? Can we have more than one user?
You can register for the portal via the 'Sign Up' button above. Registration takes just a few minutes. We will then verify your account and grant you access to the portal.
Employers manage their account and processes directly. Most organisations will have an a main user (often in the HR, CSR or D&I teams) but can also have additional colleagues registered to help manage other sites and/or review applications.
What opportunities can be advertised on the platform?
Experience is primarily an advertising and application portal for Speakers for Schools affiliated organisations to engage with state secondary students through high-quality workplace experiences. We are looking for employers interested in opening up 1 to 2 week work experience placements or insight days. If there is another activity you would like to advertise through the Experience portal, please do let us know and we would be happy to discuss.
Is there a required format/model for a Speakers for Schools Experience placement?
We know organisations need to find a programme that works for their industry, size and team. Importantly there is no required programme formats as it will be essential that you can shape work experience as suited for your organisation. However there are basic guidelines on the elements of a stellar Experience placement that help create a high-quality, high-impact experience in addition to specific industry/job insights.
Speakers for Schools Experience placements should:
Be in a leading, reputable organisation for insights to a high-standard work environment
Enable students to gain and identify transferable skills
Encourage students to grow in areas such as confidence and leadership
Provide practical insights into opportunities and pathways into work
Set expectations for a work environment and professional etiquette
For work experience – we advise that the length be at least one week to give the student a real feel for the environment and a chance to see how your organisation works day-to-day.
If you would like to discuss this at all, please contact us directly via experience@speakersforschools.org
I'm unsure of how to host a work experience placement, can you advise?
Although we do not manage the full process for employers, we support by advertising placements, offering guidance on selection and shortlisting as well as sharing advice and examples for placement programmes.
All affiliated organisations can also access a wealth of resources and case studies including guidance on age, duration, time of year, what models and activities are best, checklists, manager guidance, guidance for HR and example schedules. We also offer an initial consultation call for employers who are interested but unsure how to get started.
What about safeguarding and health and safety?
Ensuring sufficient safeguarding and health and safety policies are in place is incredibly important.
However, this is often simpler than than you might think. It is incredibly rare to need DBS checks for staff and usually requires common-sense policies you would expect from workplace health and safety.
When a student is selected, it is the responsibility of a school user (teacher) to check that the relevant processes are in place and you will be introduced directly, following selection.
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If you still have a question that hasn't been answered or require further assistance, please contact us at experience@speakersforschools.org


Some parents I have help opted for the "no conflict" approach and installed a study workstation for each child. For one family, this meant four PCs and a complete home network.
This expense, back when I was shopping with mom for Duo-Tangs, could have bought us a new family car. What can a parent do besides smile at the cashier and hand over their Visa card?
One option is open-source software. Open-source software is something like a volunteer community project. The goal is a product that serves a public need.
In other words, software created by the people, for the people, and available to everyone at no cost, and with no strings attached.
Over the years, open-source software has lagged behind commercial products in function and appearance. Thanks to the Open Office Project found at www.openoffice.org this is no longer true.
Open Office is a suite of office applications comparable to Microsoft's MS Office 2003. It includes a word processor, Writer, a spreadsheet, Calc, a database call Base, a presentation program, Impress, and a Draw design program.
MS Office 2003 and Open Office look alike. I recognized the toolbar icons in Open Office at first glance, and all my favorite drop-down menus were where I expected them. I was able to switch between them with no lost time.
Microsoft Office 2007 is flashy with pretty icons, colors, and animated buttons. I was happy to just look and admire the new Office, which was a good thing, since I was so lost with the new layout — I had no hope for production.
Microsoft's newest Office suite sells for $400-$500 for the full version. Student versions are closer to $130 but have fewer functions.
Open Office is free, period, end-of-story. It's a full-featured office suite and is fully compatible with MS office 2003/07, including PowerPoint presentations. If spending an additional $130-$500 is not your idea of a back-to-school sale, then click on over to www.openoffice.org and try out Open Office.


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Great post. My chiropractor works on my feet, ankles, calves, hips in addition to my back. In fact, he hasn't done a traditional adjustment (crack) in awhile. He practices ART (active release therapy), but not all chiros do. I think he's a miracle worker for when I've had running issues or injuries.
There are ones that are a bit of a hybrid, which is why its always best to check what you are getting. Yours sounds ace!


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Uttaranchal tourism offers a wide range of theme based tours including pilgrimage tour, adventure tour, wildlife tour, nature tour etc. There is something unique about Uttaranchal- the newly formed thrilling state- that it draws lakhs of tourists from all over the world in the charm of magnificent glaciers, majestic snow-clad mountains, gigantic and ecstatic peaks, valley of flowers, skiing slopes and dense forests.
A trip to Uttaranchal can offer you the best of adventure tourism including sports/activities like skiing, angling, camping, rafting, skiing, trekking etc. A pilgrimage based Uttaranchal tour takes you to various shrines and the four most sacred and revered Hindu temples: Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri (Char-Dhams). Travel to this picturesque state, located at the foothills of the Shivalik, and get a life-time chance to see the rarest of wildlife so closely. Welcome to the land of Vedas and Shastras. Welcome to Uttaranchal, where the great Indian epic, The Mahabharatha, was written.


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Tom Sawyer Brings Adventure to Davis
Billy Elliott, Reporter
Davis' theater department is doing a production of the famous story of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The play is March fourth through 9th at 7 p.m. It is starring Seth Callor as Tom Sawyer, Niall Thorley as Huckleberry Finn, and Caton Weinberger as Mark Twain. Tickets are available at dhsarts.com.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, is a classic tale of adventure and fun written by Mark Twain. Griffin Hendrickson, who plays Joe Harper in the play said, "Our show is based off of Mark Twain's literary work which is one of America's classic pieces and he called it himself, a hymn to childhood."
The play is mainly about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. It is also about "us inhabitants of the city of St. Petersburg and all of the stuff that goes on in our town," said Hendrickson.
Joe Harper is the character that Hendrickson plays in the production. He said, "He is friends with Tom and Huck. He just gets to tag along on all of their adventures."
They have been practicing for the play since February 20th. The cast does many fun things to get into character. Many of them have even been carrying plungers just as a reminder to be in character. Hendrickson said, "What we've been doing to get ready, is that during class we'll go on adventures where we'll go on scavenger hunts around the school or build blanket forts in the little theater just to help us like get into a childlike mindset."
The production is very fun and playful. Hendrickson said, "It doesn't feel like we're actin it feels like we're just playing, like we're not doing a depressing, sad show, we're doing a show that we're just playing the entire time."
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Counter-Rally to the Hate-Israel/Pro-"palis" | the "silent" majority no more!
The counter-rally to the hate-Israel/pro-"pali" march was a great success. Our goal: to stay out of a police enclosure as long as we could. The police usually send us too far away from the lefties that we come to counter. (It didn't use to be this way) But, recently the police are harassing those who support Israel (who support America) demanding that we not even take pictures.
We are bullied because we still respect the police but, do the police respect US? that seems doubtful. Anyone who remembers the very successful protest at the NY Times a few years ago knows that the police permitted the opposition to stand directly across from us blasting whistles very loudly and without pause. It was disgusting. Yet, today in New York City we can't even hand-out flyers or take pictures!
Now, to the good part. Today, we took the police completely by surprise. (that's what we intended) We had many wonderful patriots on our side carrying flags and signs around Times Square until the police simply shoved us in to a dark hole on 38th street (behind a bus-shelter!!) But, until then: We did GOOD!
The 'palis' and friends kept walking everywhere with their flags, with their signs and with their commie-papers while the police just stood around and did nothing to them. At one point, I managed as did a couple of others in our group, to create enough commotion around a few of the 'pali-leftists' that they were forced into their enclosures (even if only temporarily).
Remember the 'palis' walking around on the sidewalks were left alone to walk around by the police and even though we were technically penned-in, we have quite a few of our patriots also walking around. The police didn't like the 'palis' yelling at us at one point. Guess that's why we got moved to the blind side of the bus-shelter.Even so we had a great day.
We TAKE Times Square unannounced!
We held that position for about 15 minutes claiming freedom of speech and assembly.
This guy below kept walking around Times Square with his flag. The cops didn't seem to catach up to him.
We did a great job a showing ourselves to the public and handing out flyers in spite of the police harassment.
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I am an American by birth. Cherokee, Choctaw, English and Irish. This is my Country. It will remain a Nation as long as we as a Nation Bless Israel. I have never liked Muslims and would not be offended if something very bad was to happen to more of them like what happened to the Japanese in this Country during WWII. Obama is not what this Country needs. If he stands with his Muslim brothers, we've had it. Christian by choice, saved by Grace.


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Spirit, 9 months old deaf female cat….
Spirit, 9 months old female white cat is deaf since birth. Though not all odd-eyed white cats are deaf, Spirit is one of them.
Spirit was adopted by us (Alan Thomas and Kathleen Hutton) three weeks ago.
We use our American Sign Language as the prime means of communication. By using body language, Spirit knows right away if we call her to come over.
Spirit has much sharper vision than hearing cats. Because of her deafness, she has adjusted herself to the environment. She is very sensitive to vibrations. When we enter the room where Spirit is asleep, we often tap the floor or pet her back to let her know that we are near her.
Spirit loves to be petted. She often walks up to us love and attention. A sense of touch provides smoothingness to many deaf cats.
Even though Spirit cannot hear, she knows when you are signing. She enjoys anything that creates vibration such as a vacuum cleaner and she'd sit on it when it's on while many other cats would run away from it.
Spirit is strictly an indoor cat but she does not miss the great outdoors by sitting by the window, watching her daily bird.
Spirit is just like any other cats when it comes to play. She loves her toys, cardboard boxes, and bottle caps. Even though she cannot hear, she never feels any different and is perhaps more affectionate because of her love of being petted.
Spirit's world may be quiet, but it is full of colors, vibrance, touch and smell. To us, there is nothing cuter than seeing Spirit lazing on her bed, snoozing away.
We want Spirit to feel independence and can able to do anything expect hear.
How to Help Deaf Cats Adapt.
Most cats will learn to adapt to their deafness over time but there a few things as an owner you can do to make things a little easier for them.
If severely deaf and living in a busy urban area you may want to confine your cat to a penned area while outside for their safety.
It is possible to teach some ASL for the cat to recognize from afar, these are similar to distance dog hand signals.
If out at night time a flash light can be used to call your cat in. It may take some time for the cat to recognize this but cats are curious creatures, so flashing a light would grab there attention.
Make sure your cat is wearing a collar whilst outside which indicates that they are deaf in case they get lost.
In summary, owning a deaf cat need not be any different from owning a hearing cat. In most cases the cat will compensate for its disability and be able to live a normal happy life.


Designed for professional applications, the dBooster provides two levels of clean gain boost: either 12dB or 20dB, selectable by a front panel switch. Unlike other in-line gain products, the dBooster maintains headroom and gain regardless of load.
The heart of the dBooster design is a sophisticated, uniquely configured input stage consisting of multiple paralleled PNP semiconductors to keep noise low. These devices run in pure Class A mode for minimal distortion. The Class A input circuitry presents a high source impedance to the microphone to minimize loading (damping), reducing coloration and distortion while improving headroom. By utilizing the unit's 12/20dB gain switch, optimum balance between gain and headroom can be achieved for a variety of applications.
The low-impedance output of the dBooster is an increased microphone-level signal that can drive either a standard microphone preamplifier or a digital interface directly. The unit's output section utilizes a pair of operational amplifiers that act as buffers and low impedance line-drivers. The output stage enables the dBooster to drive difficult loads and long cable lengths without sacrificing gain or performance while maintaining excellent headroom. The dBooster's circuit is phantom powered and is fully regulated and de-coupled—providing clean voltage and current for optimum circuit operation.
Royer's new dBooster is safe for use with all ribbon microphones and provides increased headroom at the preamp, true electrical isolation, and the protection of ribbon mics from phantom power hits—all while minimizing mic loading. Further, this rugged, compact device can drive difficult loads such as mic splitters and vintage-style preamps without loss of gain or increased distortion.
The Royer Labs dBooster (model R-DB20) In-Line Signal Booster is expected to carry a street price of $179. The unit will ship mid-February 2019.


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Q: Не могу получить тело пост запроса Пытаясь получить тело POST запроса назад возвращается undefined. POST запрос отправлял через терминал:
curl -d test=Test -H Accept:application/json --url localhost:3000

Страница index возвращается нормально.
Код:
const express = require('express');
const path = require('path');
const ejs = require('ejs');
const app = express();
const port = 3000;

app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'static'));

app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  res.render('index', {});
})
app.post('/', (req, res) => {
  console.log(req.body); // undefined
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})

const server = app.listen(port, () => {
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})

A: Пробуй сам запрос отправлять таким образом
curl -d "test=Test" -H "Accept:application/json" --url localhost:3000

У нас работает вот с такими "добавками".
const express = require('express');
const path = require('path');
const ejs = require('ejs');
const app = express();
const port = 3000;

app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'static'));

// Дополнительно добавить
app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: false }))
app.use(express.json())
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app.get('/', (req, res) => {
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Q: LinkedIn Job API with OAuth authentication using C# We've develop a new project of posting Jobs directly to LinkedIn using Job Posting API from within our web application. Our web application is developed in C#.
There is sample code available in LinkedIn Developers for posting of Jobs in C# HERE
I replaced sample "API_KEY" or "API_SECRET" with my original key or secret. But when i execute this code it always give me  error : remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden
I think In order to post jobs, LinkedIn uses OAuth signed calls. OAuth-based authentication is very new for me. so i can not understand reason of this error.
How can i resolve it?
Bunch of Thanks for your valuable help...!!


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ios 11 support of "files app"
https://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=38748
Re: ios 11 support of "files app"
by sero
On iOS 11.0.1, when I tap the download icon next to a Scrivener project in the Files app (the project is stored on iCloud Drive), Scrivener opens immediately and displays the following error message:
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I could not find a way to first download the project to the Files app and then open it in Scrivener in a second step.
Is this an issue of the Files app or something that Scrivener can fix?
Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2017 10:57 am
by xiamenese
See KB's post above in this thread.
xiamenese wrote: See KB's post above in this thread.
And there are many threads in the Mac forums which indicate the danger of project corruption resulting from using iCloud to store active projects.
by KB
sero wrote: On iOS 11.0.1, when I tap the download icon next to a Scrivener project in the Files app (the project is stored on iCloud Drive), Scrivener opens immediately and displays the following error message:
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This is a hugely annoying problem with the final version of iOS 11. In earlier betas of iOS 11, if you tapped a file in Files app, it would automatically download before it was passed to the app to open it. Alternatively, you could tap on the blue cloud icon on the right of the row in Files app to force a download. In the final version, and I have no idea why or if this is a bug Apple introduced at the last minute, this doesn't happen. You can no longer tap on the cloud icon to force a download, and if you tap an undownloaded file, it gets sent to the app without downloading.
So, it seems that the app is now responsible for downloading an iCloud file if it is not yet downloaded when sent to the app. Which would be great, except that iOS 11 also introduces a bug whereby it is not possible for apps to monitor the download progress of an iCloud Drive file that is stored outside its own container. You can send a file to Scrivener, and it could (when I code this part), check if the file is (1) and iCloud file and (2) if so, trigger a download. However, once it's done this, there is no way for Scrivener to monitor the download progress and show you a progress bar so that you know when the download is complete. The best it could do is poll occasionally checking to see if the download is complete, showing an indeterminate spinner - which for large files would look as though Scrivener has frozen. I have contacted Apple technical support about this to see if there is any way around this bug, but am still waiting for an answer.
However, there *is* a way to tell Files to download files - it is just really, really well hidden. To do so:
1. Long-press on the file in Files app.
2. Tap "Info" in the black menu that appears.
3. Tap the little blue cloud icon in the info window appears. This actually works and downloads the file, unlike the identical button that appears in the row in Files app.
Basically, Files app is great, but it seems that it is not quite ready for prime time yet. Hopefully Apple will address all of these issues, but it's a shame they weren't addressed before the iOS 11 release. (Although this isn't the worse iOS 11 bug - that would be the completely broken rich text system. )
by ronkochanowski
@KB
Why isn't DropBox available as an option to Store Files in iOS 11? This thread says that DropBox is still the method for syncing, but without the option to save files there, how do I get it to sync? It seems as though since iOS 11 that's not an option any longer.
by kewms
ronkochanowski wrote: @KB
Have you installed the Dropbox software on your iOS device? It's completely separate from the Files app.
kewms wrote: Have you installed the Dropbox software on your iOS device? It's completely separate from the Files app.
Hi Katherine, yes...DropBox is installed. Installing DropBox by itself doesn't cause Scrivener to sync with it. We have to point Scrivener to DropBox, right? The only setting that I can see that accomplishes that is in iOS Settings, Scrivener, Document Storage. The only two options I have as locations are iCloud Drive and On My iPad. It seems that DropBox would need to be an option here. What am I missing?
Or, my question might be, how does one sync files between iOS, macOS, and Windows 10? macOS and Windows syncs fine through Dropbox. iOS no longer does...for me.
[[Moving this to a new topic: iOS 11 and DropBox Syncing Issues]]
In the iOS Scrivener app itself, click the Edit button at the top of the Projects list, then the gear icon at the bottom right of the list. Look for Dropbox Settings there.
by RDavidson
Have you considered using a SQLite database file instead of a ZIP file? SQLite has some advantages as an application file format. You wouldn't need to write file access code, since SQLite should already be available for every platform where Scrivener exists. You can also access arbitrary files within the database very easily and update them without having to rewrite the entire file. (SQLAR is a proof-of-concept showing SQLite works very well as a replacement for ZIP files.)
The chief limitation would probably be that SQLite does not support simultaneous read-write access to the database without some sort of filesystem locking, which I don't know if iCloud Drive supports. But of course ZIP files don't support that either.
Is a SQLite database readable by standard text editing tools? One of the key aspects of the Scrivener project format is that your data is not "trapped:" it's possible (though admittedly tedious) to extract all of your data even if you completely lose access to Scrivener.
kewms wrote: Is a SQLite database readable by standard text editing tools?
Not as such, but the database file format has a well-documented spec and there is a command-line tool freely available for many operating systems (it ships with Mac and Linux) that can provide full access to the database, including dumping all content to a text file.
There's also plenty of GUI tools for accessing SQLite databases; these require one to know SQL, but this is a pretty common skillset. I have no doubt plenty of people will be able to create workflows for working with Scrivener-in-SQLite files, if this format were adopted.
I would classify this type of file format as equally "possible, though perhaps tedious" to extract text.
RDavidson wrote:
Remember that Scrivener users are writers, not programmers or database designers. A "well-documented spec" and a "command line tool" are not the same as "can open with any text editor on any computer."
That's true, but it's something the average writer could accomplish given step-by-step directions from a website or something. Obviously only worth considering if the SQLite format would be a net benefit; I think it would be, but I am not an expert on Apple development.
by devinganger
RDavidson wrote: That's true, but it's something the average writer could accomplish given step-by-step directions from a website or something. Obviously only worth considering if the SQLite format would be a net benefit; I think it would be, but I am not an expert on Apple development.
You must know different average writers than I do.
As someone with direct knowledge of the Scrivener support queue, I have less confidence in the "average writer" than you do.
On what basis do you believe the SQLite format would offer a net benefit? (Keeping in mind that the costs include throwing out and rewriting a significant chunk of Scrivener's existing code base in order to work with the new format.) Your posts so far compare SQLite to a ZIP file, but Scrivener does not currently use a ZIP format and has no plans to do so.


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function Service:isValidUrl(url) end

-- Sub-services should override this
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	-- First add the data gotten from the service itself
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Congrats to Brittany and Scott! This couple had a beautiful wedding ceremony and reception at Crestwicke Country Club in Bloomington, Illinois, and I had the pleasure of photographing it. We started with a touching first look and portrait session, before heading to the gazebo for an outdoor ceremony. We caught a few sunset portraits as the sun went down and then the party really kicked into gear with a lively dance floor. Check out some of my favorite moments from the day below!


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chlorobromide print on white card mount, 1930s
17 3/8in. x 11 5/8in. (433 mm x 294 mm)
Given by the photographer's sister, Susan Morton, 1976
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Margaret Bannerman (1896-1976), Actress. Sitter in 13 portraits.
Dorothy Wilding (1893-1976), Photographer. Artist associated with 2177 portraits, Sitter in 30 portraits.
Place made: United Kingdom: England, London (photographer's studio, London)
Chlorobromide
Jewellery - Bangles and bracelets
Amy Johnson is the first woman to fly solo to Australia. She flew the 11,000 miles from Croydon to Darwin in a De Havilland Gipsy Moth named Jason and won the Harmon Trophy as well as a CBE for her achievement. She went on to break a number of other flying records, and died while serving in the Air Transport Auxiliary in 1941.
Noel Coward's play, Private Lives is first performed. The original run starred Gertrude Lawrence and Laurence Olivier as well as Coward himself. Private Lives became Coward's most enduringly successful play.
Gandhi leads the Salt March. The march to the coast was a direct protest against the British monopoly on the sale of salt and inspired hordes of Indians to follow him and adopt his methods of Satyagraha (non-violent resistance to the British rule of India).
Stalin orders the 'liquidation of the kulaks (wealthy farmers) as a class' in a violent attempt to centralise control of agriculture and collectivise farming.
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Wal-Mart Enters HD-Radio Business In 85 Markets
Joseph Palenchar ⋅ Published: March 12, 2007
The nation's largest retailer put its muscle behind digital HD-Radio technology with last week's launch of an HD-Radio-equipped JVC car CD player in 1,989 Wal-Mart stores in 85 markets.
The launch is backed by a major advertising campaign on radio stations owned by the HD Digital Radio Alliance, which consists of major radio station groups that banded together to accelerate the rollout of HD Radio. Radio spots promoting availability of HD Radio at Wal-Mart include a mix of 15- and 30-second spots in all 85 markets. The spots are part of the alliance's $250 million 2007 marketing campaign announced in December.
Wal-Mart's launch includes major in-store support and could propel HD radio "to the tipping point," the alliance claimed. "Wal-Mart has created a variety of programs and educational tools around HD Radio, leveraging the company's multiple points of interaction with consumers," the alliance said.
"We know our customers want mobile HD digital radio products," said Tim Clark, Wal-Mart's automotive buyer.
"Wal-Mart brings HD Radio to an incredible new level of reach and power," said Peter Ferrara, alliance president and CEO. "This underscores that HD Radio is now within easy reach of millions of consumers nationwide."
More than 1,100 radio stations currently broadcast in HD, and more than 600 offer HD2 multicasts featuring a wide variety of new formats and content, the alliance said.
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What are the consequences of living in a status hierarchy? In one project (total N > 200,000), we found evidence of pervasive hierarchies in implicit evaluation for race, religion and age (Axt, Ebersole & Nosek, 2014). For racial groups, implicit positive associations followed the rule: Own racial group > Whites > Asians > Blacks > Hispanics. Participants had the most positive implicit evaluations for their own racial group, followed by White, Asian, Black and Hispanic people. Hierarchies were also found in implicit evaluations of religions (Own religion > Christianity > Hinduism or Buddhism > Islam) and age groups (Children > Young adults > Middle-Age adults > Old adults). Such consistent hierarchies did not exist in explicit evaluations. These results suggest that our implicit evaluations of groups is shaped both by our own ingroup identity but also by the social standing of other groups. While such status hierarchies can be consciously rejected, they may still persist in social memory.
Follow-up work in this line of research has looked to better delineate what aspects of implicit evaluation are more tied to personal identity versus cultural values (Axt, Moran & Bar-Anan, 2018).
When does social information shape judgment in unknown or unwanted ways? We have developed a paradigm, the Judgment Bias Task, that can be used to measure judgment biases rapidly and reliably, and is adaptable towards a variety of social domains (Axt, Nguyen & Nosek, 2018). After applying the paradigm to several social contexts (e.g., political or university affiliation), we find favoritism was frequently present even among those who reported a desire to be unbiased and a perception of having been unbiased.
We are currently using the JBT to investigate whether bias-reduction interventions targeted at one bias also impact other biases operating simultaneously (Axt, Casola & Nosek, in press). In another line of work, I have used the JBT to explore how the magnitude of discrimination in social judgment can be reduced both by asking people to avoid showing these social biases in evaluation, but also by simply making the judgment process more accurate (Axt & Lai, in press).
To what extent can people control the associations they form about others? Across five studies (total N > 1,100), we used a learning game to assess how quickly and how well Whites would learn to associate Black people with positive or negative information (Axt & Trawalter, 2017). Participants were faster to learn that Black faces were associated with negative information, but did not show significant improvement over time. Conversely, participants were slower to learn that Black faces were associated with positive information, but were able to significantly improve over time. In fact, by the end of the task, participants asked to learn "pro-Black" associations were outperforming those asked to learn "anti-Black" associations.
These results suggest that White people may have an easier time initially learning the anti-Black associations that align with existing implicit and explicit attitudes, but may resist strengthening such associations that oppose their motivations to be unprejudiced. Likewise, White people may have a harder time acquiring pro-Black associations at first, but will then work to strengthen these associations that affirm their race-related values. We are extending this work by investigating what manipulations can best minimize the influences of unwanted associations in behavior.


PRAY // Anxiety. That feeling of frantic panic and out-of- control worry. Anxiety can steal all of our joy and taint all of our relationships and experiences. But God wants better things for you, so He says you can cast all your anxiety on Him. But how do you do that? By praying. We can give our anxiety to God by praying and then trusting that He is good and that He cares for us. The weight of anxiety can be crushing. That's why God invites us to give all of our worries to Him. The keyword here is "all." Don't hold back. Give it all to Him. What worry can you give to God today?


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RCF GROUP announces the acquisition of EAW
RCF Group, one of the fastest growing group in the Pro Audio market today announced that it is acquiring Eastern Acoustics Works (EAW), an iconic company in the history of Install and Touring sound headquartered in Whitinsville,MA from LOUD Audio LLC, a portfolio company of Transom Capital Group.
RCF Group, with Headquarters in Reggio Emilia and Bologna and subsidiaries in USA and Europe, operates under the companies RCF and AEB Industriale (dB Technologies) and is now adding EAW company to further become an international leader in designing, producing and selling products and systems for professional audio and public address installations.
Arturo Vicari, CEO of RCF Group stated: Since their early days, the two companies have been very close with RCF supplying professional drivers to EAW. Both brands successfully expanded around the world and their histories were often linked. Finally, we can look at a bright future together.
Even though EAW will remain a totally independent company, being part of our group will provide EAW with the necessary investments and focus for a fast and solid growth. We are very proud to have EAW with us.
TJ Smith, President of EAW stated: For those who love EAW it is difficult to imagine a better scenario. From the first moment this possibility started to materialize it has been clear that joining forces with RCF Group is a great opportunity for EAW. This transaction is a true recognition of what the brand represents, its potential, as well as the team we have built over recent years. With gratitude to the long list of those that built EAW over its 40-year history, we look forward to the exciting time in front of us.
More information on the EAW website and on the RCF website
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