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Q: SQLite vs ArrayList in Android App I'm currently making an Android App which needs ~4000 records (each one with 5 strings). At the moment, the app downloads and saves a CSV file, which get parsed into an ArrayList. The user can see all the records (displayed in a listView) and filter them (I use a for loop with nested if statements). The app works fine, but I wonder if the performance could be improved using SQLite or other data structure

A: Performance for SQLite would be faster. Also, if you replace ListView with RecyclerView, performance improvement would be significant.

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Andrew Seward is Director of Tech Nottingham, an organisation dedicated to improving Nottingham as a place to live and work in technology through community building and events.
Those events include Hack24, which is taking place at the Nottingham Council House on 10th and 11th March.
In his day job Andrew is a Senior Product Manager at Quint.
Emma Seward is an international award winning wildlife photographer, owner of Emma�s Garden and Director at Tech Nottingham.
Emma is the organiser of Hack24, which is taking place at the Nottingham Council House on 10th and 11th March.
She is extremely partial to doughnuts and also keeps bees.


This concert is a celebration of Britain's most iconic composers, and what better way to do that than a collection of the finest English string music. From the contrapuntal challenges of Purcell's Fantasia's, through the quaint pastorale of Imogen Holst's Phantasy Quartet and the 'captured sunshine' of Elgar's String Quartet in E minor, to Britten's tense and gritty Phantasy Quartet – this is a concert not to miss!
Imogen Holst's, daughter of the more well-known Gustav, wrote her Phantasy Quartet in 1928 and it is a delightful reminder of English pastoral music, influenced by her father and her teachers – including Ralph Vaughan Williams. Unfortunately, many of her works remained in manuscript throughout her life, but this moving quartet has remained popular.
Benjamin Britten adored the oboe, which is evident in his Phantasy Quartet. The dominant oboe and accompanying strings generate and tension and grittiness of sound that contrasts perfectly from the Holst. This quartet gave Britten his first international success and it is clear to see why!
Contrasting again is Purcell's Fantasia No. 11 and No.8 with their more conservative, but distinctly English contrapuntal style. Originally written for viols, RNS bring this historic work to life, surrounded by more modern versions of the fantasia.
Elgar's wife called the second movement of his String Quartet in E minor 'captured sunshine' and we are inclined to agree! There can be no more perfect end to a concert of evocative and exciting English string music.
Royal Northern Sinfonia, is the UK's only full-time chamber orchestra. Founded in 1958, RNS has built a world-wide reputation for the North East through the quality of its music-making and the immediacy of the connections the musicians make with audiences.


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Does Vaping Weed For Pain Relief Really Work?
One of the reasons that many people are choosing to vape weed is to manage their medical conditions, however, can it really help to relieve pain? While traditional pharmaceutical treatments are the standard medical response to chronic pain, many patients still find that they are suffering, despite taking their prescribed medication. Since weed has been identified as a potential treatment for pain thanks to its anti-inflammatory effect, can it prove useful for those who are looking for other options?
Recent medical research has looked more closely at cannabinoids and how they interact with the endocannabinoid system in the human body and has demonstrated that the cannabinoid CBD is incredibly effective when it comes to reducing pain. So, how does this translate into the use of weed in its entirety? Can it effectively reduce pain in sufferers? A study recently carried out by the University of California was designed to find an answer to the question. As part of the research, 42 patients who suffered from chronic pain that was resistant to traditional medicinal treatments were asked to take 4 puffs of vaporized weed with another four to eight puffs 3 hours later using the popular Volcano vaporizer from Storz & Bickel. As part of the process, participants had to hold the mouthpieces closely to their mouth, inhale for 5 seconds and then hold in the vapour for 10 seconds before exhaling, then repeating the procedure after 40 seconds in an attempt to mimic the common way in which vapers use their devices.
When evaluating any pain treatment, the idea of the placebo must be counteracted, and therefore, patients were randomly sorted into groups to be given different concentrations of weed with some participants receiving a dose that contained zero concentration as a control test. Before and after administration of the test, the patients rated their pain on a scale of 0 to 11 and then their ratings were compared. The conclusive results showed that when vaporized, whole plan weed can be very effective at reducing pain significantly. Although 18 patients reported a drop of a minimum of 30% in their pain levels while using a placebo, 26 reported the same reduction on higher and lower concentrations, with the number of puffs that were needed to reach this level being 3-4.
As the results showed little variation in pain reduction between the lower and higher doses, it appears that patients are not necessarily benefiting from vaping a large amount of weed, but instead are benefiting from the CBD content in the whole plant which would probably have remained the same throughout the samples. Overall, it appears that patients who are looking for an effective alternative to traditional treatments would be well advised to try vaping weed to see if they can find relief, since all the evidence so far seems to demonstrate that it can have a very beneficial effect for those who are suffering from long term and chronic pain.


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Q: AWS Amplify and Cognito Authentication I've hosted an Ionic app (Angular) on Amplify. I want to add authentication via Azure AD. I can see that Cognito has a hosted UI but I don't understand some things.
1.How can I add customize the hosted authentication page?
2.What is domain in Cognito? Is it domain for the authentication page? In which case once I get a domain for my Amplify hosted app (still in dev) how can I make sure both under same domain?
3.How to launch the login page first when I launch the URL that Amplify hosts?
I'm a beginner and I'm using the console; whats my best approach to this?

A: Have a look at including the Authenticator component from Amplify UI on your login page. This will give you the sign in, sign out, password reset and MFA flows, with simple customization allowed.
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Fort Lauderdale-based airline not commenting following fatal crash
Pilot's brother says he had voiced concerns about safety
Updated: 7:06 PM EST Dec 5, 2013
Randy Gyllenhaal
Steven Gullberg
A plane crash in Puerto Rico this week claimed the lives of two American pilots, including 28-year-old Steven Gullberg, who flew cargo for the Fort Lauderdale-based IBC Airways.Gullberg's family said Steve learned to fly at a young age with his father, a retired American Airlines pilot.ALSO: Man Struck, Killed By FedEx Truck"Steve always wanted to follow in his footsteps," said his brother, Greg Gullberg. "And that's exactly what he did."His family says Steve got a job with IBC Airways three months ago. The company flies charter and cargo flights throughout the Caribbean, but Steve's family said they are concerned about the airline's safety record.MOBILE USERS: Watch The Video"Steve did actually express concerns to my dad about how these planes were really poorly maintained and were a real safety concern," said Greg, adding that his brother would call home worried about his own safety."What we're talking about is an aging fleet of planes," Greg said. "They're very old, and it seems that there's not much effort going into maintaining them."The plane Steve was flying, a turboprop Fairchild SA227-AC, was manufactured in 1986 with a license valid through 2017. The NTSB is investigating the accident, and the Federal Aviation Administration said it crashed under unknown circumstances.According to FAA records, IBC Airways has been cited at least four times in the last decade for maintenance-related issues like failing to inspect their aircraft and failing to properly document maintenance.The company declined comment other than to say it was up-to-date on all maintenance and inspections at the time of the accident.Follow Randy Gyllenhaal on Twitter at @wpbf_randy.View, Share Breaking News Photos On WPBF.com's u local:9146236
A plane crash in Puerto Rico this week claimed the lives of two American pilots, including 28-year-old Steven Gullberg, who flew cargo for the Fort Lauderdale-based IBC Airways.
Gullberg's family said Steve learned to fly at a young age with his father, a retired American Airlines pilot.
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ALSO: Man Struck, Killed By FedEx Truck
"Steve always wanted to follow in his footsteps," said his brother, Greg Gullberg. "And that's exactly what he did."
His family says Steve got a job with IBC Airways three months ago. The company flies charter and cargo flights throughout the Caribbean, but Steve's family said they are concerned about the airline's safety record.
MOBILE USERS: Watch The Video
"Steve did actually express concerns to my dad about how these planes were really poorly maintained and were a real safety concern," said Greg, adding that his brother would call home worried about his own safety.
"What we're talking about is an aging fleet of planes," Greg said. "They're very old, and it seems that there's not much effort going into maintaining them."
The plane Steve was flying, a turboprop Fairchild SA227-AC, was manufactured in 1986 with a license valid through 2017. The NTSB is investigating the accident, and the Federal Aviation Administration said it crashed under unknown circumstances.
According to FAA records, IBC Airways has been cited at least four times in the last decade for maintenance-related issues like failing to inspect their aircraft and failing to properly document maintenance.
The company declined comment other than to say it was up-to-date on all maintenance and inspections at the time of the accident.
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Crime Story Daily Highlights – Week 53
This is a curated selection of highlights from Crime Story Daily this week.
On the criminal justice policy front: Pieces from Newsweek and the New York Times outline "top cop" Kamala Harris's record of "policing the police." In recent months, with a growing consensus building behind police reform, Harris has emerged as a prominent voice on issues of police misconduct. But she has struggled to reconcile her calls for reform with her record on these same issues during a long career in law enforcement, over which she developed a reputation for deference to police and for yielding to the status quo. And a piece from The New Yorker focuses on Minneapolis, where, in the wake of George Floyd's killing, city officials pledged to "end policing as we know it." In July, five city-council members introduced a ballot measure to amend the city charter to allow for a radically different approach to public safety. But last week, the city's charter commission refused, by a 10-5 vote, to allow the measure on November's ballot, effectively delaying any action on the proposal until 2021. Now, the future of police "defunding" in Minneapolis – one of the most liberal constituencies in the country, and the epicenter of the mass protest movement – remains unclear.
In muckraker/watchdog reporting: A piece from The Marshall Project focuses on the US Marshals Service and its role in spreading COVID-19. Marshals are responsible for moving people into, out of, and among far-flung federal prisons, handling most long-distance transfers and newly sentenced prisoners. But whistleblowers say Marshals are not wearing masks, enforcing social distancing, or properly testing the prisoners in their care. In recent weeks, federal prisoners infected with the coronavirus have been shipped as far as Puerto Rico and shuffled around federal lock-ups in a handful of states, putting vulnerable inmates, prison staff, and their communities at risk. And a piece from Mother Jones focuses on Lexipol, a company that provides policy and training manuals to more than 8,000 public safety agencies around the country, including as many as 95% of law enforcement agencies in California. Lexipol markets itself as a way to decrease cities' liability in police misconduct lawsuits, claiming that agencies that use its policies are sued less often and pay out smaller settlements. Critics say it accomplishes this with vague, permissive rules that meet bare-minimum legal requirements rather than holding officers to a higher standard.
In complex crime storytelling: The New York Times profiles Susan Burton, an advocate for formerly incarcerated women in Los Angeles, as she races against the clock to shelter those freed early because of the pandemic. And a piece from The Counter follows inmates at the Muskegon Correctional Facility in Michigan as they plan and prepare – using only "flimsy plastic knives, a single microwave, and empty popcorn bags" – a celebratory feast honoring the life of George Floyd.
And in culture/true crime: The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast follows currently and formerly incarcerated members of the Rikers Debate Project as they prepare to argue over one of the most critical topics of the day: defunding the police. The Texas Observer presents the winners of the 2020 Insider Prize, an annual essay contest for incarcerated writers in Texas. And The Nation interviews writers Victoria Law and Maya Schenwar, co-authors of the new book Prison by Any Other Name.
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Artist Monographs
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Architecture History & Reference
Children's Activity Books
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Brand by Hand: Blisters, Calluses, and Clients: A Life in Design
Brand by Hand documents the work, career, and artistic inspiration of graphic designer extraordinaire Jon Contino. Jon is a born-and-bred New Yorker. He talks...
Avedon Advertising
The first survey of Richard Avedon's influential advertising work Richard Avedon was one of the most sought-after and influential advertising photographers in America from...
Hegarty on Creativity: There are No Rules
Creativity isn't an occupation, it's a preoccupation. It is at the very core of what makes us human. It's also a fundamental challenge that...
Goodvertising: Creative Advertising that Cares
Can advertising be a force for good? Can it bring about positive social or environmental change? Should it tell the truth about a brand?...
Hegarty on Advertising: Turning Intelligence into Magic
First published by Thames & Hudson in 2011, this is a book that no creative professional should be without. Written by one of the...
A Requiem For A Brand
Drawing from his extensive business management experience, Pradip Chanda turns traditional wisdom on its head when he proposes that brand loyalty is inversely proportional...
V&A: Brand.new
Originally published to coincide with a major V&A exhibition, "Brand New " takes a look at contemporary consumer culture and the proliferation of brand...
Unbrandable: How to Succeed in the New Brand Space
The worlds of branding and consumption are changing. Helping to set the agenda are what Adam N. Stone designates the 'Unbrandables', consumers who are...
British Magazine Design
This book is an investigation into the design and history of British magazines over the past 170 years. It identifies turning points and new...
Wally Olins. Brand New.: The Shape of Brands to Come
Wally Olins's fascinating book looks at every aspect of the world of branding. With his customary flair and no-nonsense prose, he analyzes the problems...
Branding In Five and a Half Steps
Advertising Next: 150 Winning Campaigns for the New Communications Age
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Q: Which API should we use to extract the text and images from PDF, however extracted images and text should be in sequential order? I have tried PDFBox API which provides data in sequential order and iText API which provides images in sequential order. Now, my question is there a way to get both (images and text) in sequential order by using the same API ?

A: iText API can be used to extract text also.
The below code can be used to get the text from PDF.
FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("Test.txt");
    BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(fw);
    PdfReader pr = new PdfReader("Test.pdf");
    int pNum = pr.getNumberOfPages();
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Hope this retrieves the text sequentially.


The New York Citywide Mathematics/Science Partnership (MSP) Professional Development Project is focused on promoting increased mathematics and science achievement in grades 6-8 across the city. Through partnerships with colleges and other organizations, teachers will engage in a wide-range of professional learning to strengthen mathematics and science teaching and learning.
The professional development should target participation of 75% of teachers of science in each participating middle school.
Teachers are expected to participate and complete a minimum of 2 courses of professional development within the two-year span of the grant.
Building leaders of participating schools are expected to participate and complete 60 hours of targeted professional development over the duration of the two-year grant focused on developing STEM leadership and supporting & sustaining program initiatives of this grant.
For all coursework, participants must provide an unofficial transcript, proof of immunization, and complete a college application.
B. Middle School Science Master Teachers: Grades 6, 7, and 8: These teachers will be selected as Master Teachers and will receive a FREE 3-graduate credit Summer 2015 course in Laboratory & Demonstration Techniques in Physical Science in addition to the coursework outlined for middle school science teachers above.
C. School Leadership Workshops for Principals & Assistant Principals: Grades 6, 7, and 8: Building leaders (principals, assistant principals, supervisors, etc.) will participate in five (5) professional development workshops during the year to explore the components of exemplary science instruction. Danielson's framework for teaching and the Common Core Learning Standards will drive the professional development sessions.


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Míster Gay Europa 2007 fue el 3º certamen de belleza gay en Europa y se celebró el 1 de agosto de 2007 en Budapest, Hungría. Participaron 23 concursantes de otras tantas naciones europeas. El alemán Jackson Netto se proclamó vencedor, llevando así la corona para Alemania.

Participantes

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Category: Games (DOS)
DOS / Activision Publishing
Deathtrack
DeathTrack was a first person futuristic driving computer game produced for the PC by Dynamix and published by Activision in 1989. It was created by Tom Collie, Mark Brenneman, Darek Lukaszuk and Bryce
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In the future, races are held across America where the drivers race for money, and their lives. You are the rookie. Welcome to Deathtrack. Starting off the game with a meager sum, you can choose from three cars (either speedy, plenty of firepower or heavily-armored) and begin practicing for your races against the other drivers. Your opponents have all been captured in 16-colour digital photo splendour. Featuring 3D polygonal cars racing against each other, they try their best to remove you from the race, permanently. Your winnings can be used to upgrade your car's armor, weapons and parts to make you car impervious to harm, a juggernaut of firepower, hurtling down the 10 available tracks.
DOS / Williams
Defender Unknown
This is the original coin operated arcade game from the 1980's. Keyboard can be custom configured to match whatever you want to assign.
DOS / Mindscape
Defender of the Crown
DOS / Bethesda Softworks
This is a futuristic flying game. The plot casts you as a captured Nethacker forced to Netrun for the mercenary Black Sun Corporation for their own greedy purposes. Just what is Netrunning? in the year 2306 5 megacorporations control the world, each of which requires lots of data and information to mantain their position at the top of the food chain. If a certain data can't be obtained peacefully they then resort to hacking the other corporation's net with cybernetically enhanced individuals (such as yourself) that can cruise the Networks in virtual vehicles called Traces. This then means that as a Netrunner you have to "race" in futuristic trenches and several other Tron-like settings while avoiding ICEs and other countermeasures and trying to achieve mission objectives like capturing a certain data file, clearing up a Net of intruders, etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5qlIjGDhDQ
DOS / Flair Software Ltd
Demon Blue n/a
DOS / TriSoft
Depth Dwellers (full) v1.4
3D First person shooter game similar to Wolfenstein 3D, Blake Stone, Doom. The full version contains 3 episodes.
DOS / Interplay
Descent Episone I
DOS / Parallax Software
Descent 2 - The Vertigo Series 1.2
BIN/CUE image of Descent II: The Infinite Abyss/Vertigo Series CD-ROM. This expansion CD is quite rare, so I have provided it here for preservation purposes. The add-on contains 23 new levels, new multiplayer missions, new robots and new bosses for Descent II. This requires an installation of the full version of Descent II for MS-DOS (you can find a CD-ROM on eBay, or you can purchase the game from GOG for $5). For modern systems, you will need to use DOSBox to run the Vertigo setup program and install to your Descent II directory (thus you will need to set your MOUNT lines in DOSBOx config, do an IMGMOUNT, etc for those familiar with DOSBox--if you are not familiar with DOSBox, there are plenty of tutorials out there. It is not as complicated as it seems). For real Win95/98 systems, if you know MS-DOS, this should be easy. Note that this also comes with a very comprehensive level editor called "Descent Mission Builder II," which was later patched to 2.6, and that patch is included here. DMBII is a fantastic level editor, and I remember building dozens of my own custom multiplayer levels with it. It also lets you edit robot AI, robot weapons, etc (a spider 'bot with a rapid firing fusion cannon? Yep, that is possible. Want to smack that first boss in Descent 1, level 7 with a Descent II 'Earthshaker' missile? No problem). Descent II is also patched to version 1.2, with the installation of this add-on. To the best of my knowledge, at the time of this post (May 2018), the GOG version does NOT include the Vertigo Mission Series, so it is provided here for your enjoyment. Good hunting.
DOS / Electronic Arts
Desert Strike n/a
Desert Strike - Return to the Gulf
The only DOS game made in the "Strike" series as far as I can remember.
DOS / Abracadata
Design Your Own Railroad 1.3
Lets you build a virtual model train layout.
DOS / Reflections Interactive Limited, published by Psygnosis
You probably feel like a crash test dummy when you're playing this game - it's not only a racing game, but you get points for wrecking your enemies! The amount of points you get depends on how you hit them ... e.g. you get more points for getting them do a 360 other than driving into theirs sides at high speed. The game has more to offer: a head to head mode with only two cars or the legendary destruction derby itself - a huge arena, every car starts at the edge of it, and then - have a nice crash!
DOS / Impressions Software Inc
Detroit Auto Factory 1.0
WELCOME TO DETROIT! ------------------------------------- OBJECTIVES DETROIT begins in the year 1908. The streets of the world are filled with horse-drawn carriages and wagons, and no one has even heard of gas stations -- or auto mechanics' bills. You're going to change all that. You are a bright young entrepreneur with a dream: to use the new technology of the assembly line to bring the automobile to the average man, and thereby to build a company that will last a hundred years and reach every corner of the globe. You start with a single factory, one sales office, $60,000 in capital funds, and the design for a prototype car. From that foundation, you will guide your company's expansion, while constantly working to stay ahead of your competitors by creating better and better cars for your factories to produce. You'll make marketing decisions, hire and fire your employees, build and modernize your factories, invest in research to stay on the cutting edge of automobile technology, and incorporate that technology into successful designs for new cars. Your goal is to see to it that your company survives to the year 2008, and, in the process, becomes the most successful automobile manufacturer in the world. Happy Motoring!
DOS / Activision
Action, you can shoot at various angles and go through different tough levels.
DOS / BlueByte
Die Siedler 1.1
The Settlers - Strategy Game by Volker Wertich (1995) Needs DOS or DOSBOX.
DOS / Blue Byte Software GmbH
Die Siedler 2 Gold Edition 1.51
Die Siedler II: Veni Vidi Vici + Die Siedler II: Missions CD + Kompletter Weltatlas + 130 Fan-made custom maps
DOS / Atari Inc.
Digdug
A port of the DigDug arcade game to the IBM PC with CGA graphics.
DOS / Windmill AJ Software
Digger 1.0
"Digger was originally created by Windmill software in 1983 and released as a copy-protected, bootable 5.25" floppy disk for the IBM PC/XT. As it requires a genuine CGA card, it didn't work on modern PCs. In 1998 a new version was created by Andrew Jenner which runs on all PCs with CGA or better and, whilst retaining all the atmosphere and playability of the original"
DOS / Andrew Jenner
Digger Remastered
This is a famous DOS game.
DOS / Windmill software
Digger (with loader)
DOS / AMWA
Dino Ball 1
Dino Balls gives you a lesson in dinosouri history. Playing the game reminds me of bubble bobble. After shooting the ball into pieces small objects are falling which you can pick up and use...
DOS / MECC
DinoPark Tycoon
This is not your ordinary amusement park but a dinosaur park. You start off with $5000 which is borrowed from the bank. The game doesn't just limit itself to buying a few dinosaurs, but also having to buy land (there are three types of land on wich you can build your park), fence it properly (there is even an option to buy electrical fences) and hire maintenance men since you don't want your dinos to escape. You also have to buy food for your over-sized attractions. There are dinosaurs that eat only meat, and there are others who eat only vegetables. Luckily the game comes with an encyclopaedia of all the dinosaurs available, which comes in pretty handy. Your task will be to buy dinosaurs and facilities, maintain them properly, and keep the visitors entertained for the cheapest possible entrance price.
DOS / Knowledge Adventure
Dinosaur Adventure 1.0
DOS / Teeny Weeny Games, Ltd.
Discworld game for dos
DOS / Perfect 10 Productions
DiscWorld 1.0
First adventure made by Terry Pratchett famous "Disc World" novels. You are hapless wizard Rincewind that failed even first year of learning. But it's only you who can prevent total destruction of capital city of Ankh-Morpork by fearsome dragon. Game loosely based on novel "Guards! Guards!", but have story tuned here and there, as there is different protagonist now. Some cameos of different other Discworld novels here as well. It is point-n-click adventure with standard routine "combine everything with everything and search every pixel on screen". Floppy-version, without voices.
DOS / Psygnosis
http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/discworld (15EA of 3.5" 1.44MB Diskimage) All dumped disks are perfect. (No error, No modified)
DOS / Perfect Entertainment
discworld 2 2
DOS / MicroProse Ltd.
Dogfight: 80 Years of Aerial Warfare
Dolphin Boat Simulator 1.0
Donkey 1.10
A Driving game in which you have to avoid the donkeys while retaining high-speed. It came bundled with IBM PC-DOS. Executable Version Compiled with QuickBasic.
DOS / Nintendo/Atarisoft
Donkey Source Code 1.10
QuickBasic Source Code for the Donkey Driving game bundled with PC-DOS.
DOS / id Software
DOOM has been one of the most played computer games of the past few years.
DOOM 0.3 pre-alpha
This is the long-rumored v0.3 alpha, built by id Software on February 28, 1993, almost one month later than the v0.2 tech demo and 2 months earlier than the much further progressed v0.4. Notable features include several maps in their earliest known forms and a fully functional on-screen automap. Though apparently never released to id's alpha testers, this build was sent to several industry professionals for comment and review, whereby it has been successfully preserved. It much more fully displays the DOOM engine in its earliest state than the tech demo, with an internal architecture significantly different and less advanced than later builds. Crashes will be common, especially when walking over two-sided lines. The README file promises a more proper release to follow in two weeks, but such a release is not presently known to exist.
Doom 1.1
This is the first commercial release of DOOM, with the best sound support!.. From here it was patch city and just broke stuff left & right.
Doom 1.6 beta
Doom V1.9
Doom Knee-Deep in the Dead
Doom: Knee-Deep in the Dead
Doom Shareware
This is the shareware version.
DooM v1.2j1.0
Ported to the PC-98 by Infinity Co., LTD Im going to include a CD-ROM image, and diskette images, and NekoProject 21 to run it for all you emulator fans.
Doom (Full Version)
Full version of DOOM. I had to split it into 2 archives. Unzip it by extracting "Part1" only. You will need WinRAR to unzip the files.
DOOM 0.2 (Prototype)(Technology Preview) 0.2
from Readme.txt This is a pre-alpha version of DOOM from early February 1993 -- only 2 months of work had been done to this point.
DOS / ID Software/Apogee
Doom 1 + 2 wads Last
DOOM Episode 1: Yahoos Burning ============================== Here is a completely new episode for DOOM. All episodes can be completed without cheating. Only the best pwad releases were include in EPISODE5.WAD Thanks to all the pimply kids who have time to put these quality wads out!
Doom 1 + 2 wads Ultimate Registered for Doom 1 and Registered for Doom2
DOS / ID/Sybex
Doom 1.25 Shareware Sybex edition 1.25
DOOM Episode One Shareware version - Companion Disk for The Official DOOM Survivor's Strategies & Secrets ISBN 1546-2. 1994 Sybex Inc. This is a rare Version 1.25 created by Sybex. It is basically 1.2 with a newer sound support library.
Doom 2 1
DOOM II, the DOOM II logo and DOOM II likenesses are trademarks of id Software, inc.,(C)1994. GT Interactive is a trademark of Goodtimes Entertainment. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines, inc. Sound Blaster is a registered trademark of Creative Labs, inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies.
DOOM 2D
The 3 DOOM Original from 1994 / 95
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Very easy access (ground floor) is fully equipped with electric stove, microwave oven and grill, fridge, freezer 50l, dishwasher, mobile air conditioning, toaster, rice cooker, iron, vacuum cleaner, clock radio, TV (TNT), parasol, storage space, lock with security key.
The loggia is equipped with garden furniture: round table, 4 chairs, 2 chairs.
Access to the sandy beach of Sylvabelle, surrounded by rocks, is done in 10 minutes on foot by a small footpath.
Pool, tennis, petanque, children's games, car parking and free trailers.


It seems like snow has been an interesting challenge over the past few weeks and this month, Athleisure Mag editors decided to take a roadtrip to Vermont courtesy of our friends at BUICK to try out the BUICK Regal TourX, a crossover that has the dynamics of a car while having the versatility of a SUV.
keeping our phones connected when we started to get into spotty coverage areas), plenty of USB ports, SiriusXM Radio (we loved Lithium, the Pearl Jam and Beatles channels), and navigation that kept us aware of accident areas and re-routing us as needed.
the illumination of key areas on the dashboard was a great way to keep areas lit.
number of savory comfort foods and well-made cocktails. We also enjoyed our fill of basketball games as we're in the midst of March Madness!
There were a number of common areas with fireplaces that continued the woodsy vibe of this resort from the lobby, cozy nooks as well as a library that gave guests a number of places to connect with friends, family and other guests. We dove into chapters of Re-Engineering Humanity over hot toddies.
We explored the town of Woodstock, which had a number of churches, historical sites and covered bridges that highlighted the New England town.
When we added the trip to our calendar, we knew that we wanted to explore a few areas and decided to make a pit stop on our way home. Interestingly enough when we crossed Vermont's state line into Massachusetts, we saw the exit for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. With March being the month of one of college's biggest tournament's, NCAA March Madness we decided that we had to make a stop here.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is in honor of Dr. James Naismith, a physical educator who invented the game at the age of 30 in 1891. He wrote the original basketball rule book and founded the University of Kansas basketball program. He was the first Kansas Jayhawks' Coach (1898 - 1907) as well as the school's Athletic Director (1919 - 1937). Prior to his death, he saw the game become an official Olympic event in the summer games of 1936, the birth of the National Invitation Tournament (1938) and the NCAA Tournament (1939). At his tenure at Kansas, he would coach Phog Allen who later became the coach for Kansas for 39 seasons. He would also coach Adolph Rupp and Dean Smith.
This building is home to more than 300 inductees and has over 40,000 square feet of basketball history from NCAA teams, NBA, interactive exhibits and live clinics. Visitors can see signed memorabilia, sneakers, plaques, uniforms and more that have a place in Hardwood History.
It was a great weekend checking out the car, snow sports and paying homage to the inception and heritage of basketball.
Read more from the Mar Issue and On the Road with Buick in mag.


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This is a list of programs broadcast by Science Channel.

Science Channel broadcasts a number of science-related television series originally produced by or aired on Discovery Channel, such as Beyond Tomorrow, among others. Discovery Communications has also produced a few programs specifically for Science, such as MegaScience and What The Ancients Knew. Programs from other Discovery Networks channels, PBS and the BBC are either regularly or occasionally aired on the network. Television series produced in the 1990s, such as Discover Magazine and Understanding, are carried on the network's weekday schedule. Science also broadcasts programs such as Moments of Impact and An Idiot Abroad. The channel has experienced some drifting from its intended format throughout its existence, increasingly adding reruns on several science fiction series such as Firefly and Fringe to its schedule in recent years.

Series
Below is a selected list of Science series.

Against The Elements
Alien Encounters
All-American Makers
An Idiot Abroad
America's Lost Vikings
Are We Alone?
Battlebots
Before We Ruled the Earth
Beyond Tomorrow
Black Files Declassified
Brainiac: Science Abuse
Brink
Build It Bigger
Building Giants
Building the Ultimate
Catch It Keep It
Chaos Caught on Camera
Close Encounters
Colossal Construction
Conspiracies Decoded
Cooper's Treasures: The Legend Continues
Cosmic Quantum Ray
Cosmos: A Personal Voyage
Curse of the Bermuda Triangle
Danger by Design
Dark Matters: Twisted But True
The Day The Universe Changed
Deconstructed
Destroyed in Seconds
Discover Magazine
Download The True Story of the Internet
Ecotech
Engineered
Engineering Catastrophes
Exodus Earth
The Explosion Show
Extreme Engineering
Extreme Ice Machines
Extreme Machines
Factory Made
Forbidden History
Firefly (re-runs)
Fringe (re-runs)
Futurescape with James Woods
The Gadget Show
Head Games
Head Rush
How Do They Do It?
How It's Made (see also List of How It's Made episodes)
How the Universe Works
Hurricane Man
If We Built It Today
Impossible Engineering
Impossible Fixes
Ingenious Minds
Invention Nation
It's All Geek to Me
Junkyard Wars
Killers of the Cosmos
Legends of the Deep
Lost Luggage
Living with Dinosaurs
Lost World Of Pompeii
Mammals Vs. Dinos
Mantracker
Mega Machines
Meteorite Men
Miracle Planet
The Moaning of Life
Monster Bug Wars
Monster Ships
Mummy Mysteries
Mutant Planet
Mysteries Of The Abandoned
Mysteries Of The Missing
MythBusters
MythBusters Jr.
MythBusters: The Search
NASA's Unexplained Files
Oddities
Outrageous Acts of Psych
Outrageous Acts of Science
Paleoworld
Patent Bending
Phantom Signals
Popular Science's Future of...
Prophets of Science Fiction
Race to Escape
Raging Planet
ReGenesis (re-runs)
Savage Builds
Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible
Science of the Movies
Secret Nazi Ruins
Secrets Of The Underground
Shipwreck Secrets
Skyscrapers: Engineering the Future
Solar Empire
Space's Deepest Secrets
Species of Mass Destruction
Strange Evidence
Strip The City
Strip The Cosmos
Stuck with Hackett
Stuff You Should Know
Survivorman
Terra Nova (re-runs)
Through the Wormhole (with Morgan Freeman)
Tomorrow's World Today
T-Rex: New Science, New Beast
Tracking Africa's Dinosaurs
Triassic Giants
Truth Behind the Moon Landing
Underground Marvels
Understanding
Unearthed
Unearthing Ancient Secrets
Unearthing Ancient Secrets 2
Unearthing Ancient Secrets 3
Unexplained and Unexplored
The Unexplained Files
Utah's Dino Graveyard
What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
What on Earth%3F (American TV program)
Wonders of the Solar System
Wonders of the Universe
World's Strangest

Specials and miniseries
2057 – Predictions on the future technology of the body, city, and the world.
Uncovering Aliens - 2013 mini series of 4 episodes.
Base Camp Moon – Returning to the moon, harvesting moon dust for oxygen/water, robotics (Robonaut), etc.
The Challenger Disaster – A biography surrounding the mystery of the titular tragedy, starring William Hurt. Science's first foray into dramatic programming, its premiere on the channel will be simulcast on sister network Discovery Channel.
The Critical Eye – An eight-part series examining pseudoscientific and paranormal phenomena.
Dinosaur Revolution – A four-part miniseries on the natural history of dinosaurs. The last two episodes were planned to air on Discovery Channel, but a last-minute schedule change landed them on Science.
Exploring Time –  A two-hour TV documentary mini-series about natural time scale changes
Extreme Smuggling
Futurecar – New technology may be used to create advanced cars and sometimes funny cars in the future.
Hawking – About the early work of British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking.
Hubble Live – Launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis on NASA's Servicing Mission 4 (HST-SM4), the eleven-day fifth and final mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope
A Life In Memory – An hour-long documentary about Memories, and PTSD and the ways they effect our lives. "Barney recalls the day he was hit by a car: his back was broken, and his wife was killed. Today, he will be given a pill to erase the memory of that tragic day for good. At a treatment center in Montreal, PTSD patients are given a second chance at life."
Lost Luggage – Rebroadcasts of An Idiot Abroad episodes from previous seasons, each including two new "Lost Luggage" segments filmed at Ricky Gervais' home in England in which Gervais and Karl Pilkington hold brief discussions.
Mars Rising – A six-part series on possible future missions to Mars.
NextWorld – Predicting the future of the world, humanity, and life.
Outlaw Tech
Perfect Disaster – Predicting violent natural disasters that could happen in the near future.
Prophets of Science Fiction – Biographies of some of the greatest sci-fi authors.
Punkin Chunkin – A one-hour condensed version of the World Championship pumpkin chunking contest in Sussex County, Delaware. Traditionally aired on Thanksgiving.
Science of Star Wars – Explains how the cutting edge technology of Star Wars might be useful and possible to implement in everyday life.
Tank on the Moon – Concentrates on Russian attempts to launch an unmanned rover to the Moon before the successful American Apollo program.
What the Ancients Knew – Rediscovered innovations of the ancient world.
The Planets (miniseries)
The Planets and Beyond

References

Lists of television series by network


Members of the Murrieta Valley Historical Society found buried treasure in the structures behind Ray's Cafe in downtown Murrieta, which was condemned by the city late last year.
The haul — saved from the landfill via the society's intervention — included rare photos, a 19th-century journal, rusty farm implements and hundreds of artifacts that help tell the story of Murrieta and the Murrieta Hot Springs, a resort destination that helped put this corner of the county on the map.
The Bezanson family that owned the Ray's Cafe building and the structures, including the second oldest house in the city, were compulsive amassers who saved almost everything and filed nooks and crannies with canned food and goods. It took a team of volunteers around four months to go through the structures and the cafe and remove the items worth saving.
"Having grown up here in Murrieta, we knew the structures were historic and they had a lot of things in them, but it was kinda surprising," said Pat Jennings, a society member who helped with the recovery effort.
In recent weeks, that same team has been cleaning and cataloging the artifacts to determine which items will be showcased in the city's history museum, which will be located in the Hunt House on Juniper Street.
Jennings said one of his favorite pieces is a deed that bears the signature of the city's namesake, Juan Murrieta, a Spanish rancher who bought land here as grazing grounds for his huge flock of sheep.
Murrieta sold off most of his local holdings when the train came through the area in the early 1880s, an event that turned acreage near the Murrieta Creek into a proper townsite.
A home behind the Ray's Cafe building was a train-delivered kit home built in 1885, making it the second oldest house in Murrieta, according to the society.
What would become the Ray's Cafe building on Washington Avenue was built years later, in 1900. It was purchased in 1912 and remodeled in 1915 by Earnest Lakeman, a former waiter at the Murrieta Hot Springs resort who used the building as a lunch room and ice cream parlor, according to the California Parks and Recreation fact sheet on the property.
The property was taken over in 1950 by the Bezanson family, who ended up turning the building into a Highway 395 eatery and bar that was popular with longtime residents. The cafe, named after patriarch Ray Bezanson, was closed in the mid-2000s when the city went through an epic growth spurt.
After the city red-tagged the structures this winter, the house's occupants, siblings Gilbert and Muriel Bezanson, worked with the society's Connie Cain McConnell, who acted as their liaison, and the city to get some deadlines pushed back.
This gave the volunteers time to properly go through the immense collection of items.
The Bezanson siblings, who have asked for privacy, ended up selling the property this summer to a group of local investors, which allowed them to finance a move to Hemet.
"It pretty much ended up being a win for everybody," Jennings said.
In early August, the society held a yard sale to cover the cost of trash bins used during the clean-up operation.
Jeffery Harmon, president of the society, said safety and privacy concerns limited the volunteer team to a few trusted members, who cleared the overgrown brush around the property and turned in $600 worth of recyclables on behalf of Muriel.
Waste Management stepped up to help as well, he said, donating five 40-foot trash bins and two, 10-foot "lowboy" bins for the cleanup project.
The new owners of the property have not announced what they plan to do with the historic home and cafe building but Harmon said the society considers them partners who will turn it into something special.
"It is our hope that this property will become a treasured jewel in Historic Downtown Murrieta, drawing new life, family, friends, and tourists to this area," he said.
Going through the various pieces has been a real treat for Harmon, who discovered a dairyman's journal from 1891 that documents the run up to a historic storm that flooded the valley and damaged the train tracks.
But he declined to name his favorite piece, saying there are many boxes that still need to be sorted and any one of them could contain something amazing.
"I haven't seen everything," he said.


LinkedIn is by far the premier social media platform for professionals. With over 400 million members world-wide, it has become the most effective networking and online lead generation tool available.
Though many use LinkedIn to connect with colleagues, old varsity friends, industry contacts and prospective recruits, the real power of LinkedIn lies in its ability to help you connect with existing and potential clients in order to generate more business. In this article, I will focus on a few basic steps to use LinkedIn as an effective lead generation tool.
You need to make sure your profile is optimised to attract network connections. This can be achieved through a professional profile picture and by creating a tagline or title that draws attention. A good profile positions you as an expert. Your LinkedIn profile must support your expert status through carefully written headlines and keywords to clarify your expertise and specific skills. It should be complete and easy to skim and understand.
LinkedIn is much more than a platform to connect with friends, acquaintances and colleagues. You need to connect with new contacts with the aim of generating new business. Find key connections by searching their names and hitting the "Connect' button. Whether you have met or not, send them a personalised message wishing to connect, rather than the default message that LinkedIn sends: "I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn." You basically have two sentences or so to come across as a professional and explain why you want to connect with someone. Here's what a good basic template looks like: Hi (name), I came across your profile on LinkedIn and thought we might both benefit from connecting with each other. If you're open to it, I'd like to connect. Thanks, (your name). When you combine a professional profile with an engaging connection message, you can increase your connection rate by between 40-60%. If there's someone that you want to connect with but haven't met personally, see if you have any connections in common. Ask your connection to introduce you. If want to make it easy on them, you could even draft a message for your connection to use.
Once you have connected with key contacts, it is important to send them relevant messages in order to build a trust relationship and strengthen your credibility. There are three types of messages you can send to current and potential contacts: 1) The follow-up message – it is beneficial to send a follow up message shortly after you have connected for the first time. Thank them for connecting and invite them to join your group, should you have one (or do this in a message later on), 2) The resource suggestion – Send them an article or resource that would be useful for them and 3) The discussion suggestion – Let them know about a particularly interesting discussion point, and invite them to join in a discussion group. Carefully crafted messages can help you engage with contacts better and give you a better chance to generate enquiries and leads.
By engaging in relevant LinkedIn groups, you can help build your network and generate leads. There are two ways to use groups to generate leads: Connect with targeted groups or create your own groups. LinkedIn offers such a vast number of groups. There are most probably at least a few that cater to a high concentration of your potential clients. Use the group search function to locate relevant groups and spend time getting to know the flow of topics and comments discussed there. If you see potential opportunities, begin to participate in the group, just as you would at a networking event – share your, and your firms', content and expertise. There are various creative methods to engage with targeted groups: Ask questions to start discussions relevant to your audience and post relevant content by sharing a healthy mix of your firm's content as well as external content. Make an effort to comment on other conversations and offer your expert opinion or experience. You can also create groups that focuses on relevant topics and invite the right contacts (i.e. potential leads) to join these groups. Be a helpful source of information and you will establish relationships with potential clients, referral sources and marketing partners — just as you would in the real world.
LinkedIn can help you get your "foot in the door" when targeting potential clients and generating leads. To generate sales and forge profitable business relationships, you need to move beyond the digital connection. Scheduling a face-to-face meeting, sales call or invitation to a webinar, seminar or training session, can help you convert a contact into a client.
This article is a general information sheet and should not be used or relied on as professional advice. No liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions nor for any loss or damage arising from reliance upon any information herein.


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The PT Squad
Ben Lucas
Ben grew up in the southern Sydney suburb of Cronulla, where he excelled in athletics, basketball and rugby league during his formative years. Post schooling he went on with his rugby league to play professionally for the Cronulla Sharks, in Brisbane and in Auckland.
Whilst training for an Ultra-marathon in 2010 Ben made the acquaintance of one of Sydney's leading yoga teachers Kate Kendall. It was this meeting that influenced Ben's career to change trajectory. He sold his three personal training/fitness businesses in 2012 to commit to a new concept in health.
In March 2013 Flow Athletic opened, bringing a unique mix of strength, fitness and yoga to the marketplace. Ben now spends the majority of his time on the growth of Flow. In 2015 Flow Athletic won the Telstra Start-Up of the year. In the last 12 months the 'Flow Collective' has grown from just Flow Athletic Group training studio to Include Flow revive Health and recovery studio and Flow Training Centre Personal Training Studio.
Email: ftc@flowathletic.com
Richie Ivanov
Born in Slovakia in 1981, I played basketball for 20 years and represented my country in 2 world championships. I studied at the Physical Education & Coaching University before I came to Australia in 2002 and I immediately fell in love with this great country.
I have been a personal trainer since 2008 and really enjoy my job. I worked as an outdoor personal and group trainer in the beginning before I got a job at Galileo Personal Training. After that I moved to Vision Personal Training in Mosman in 2010 where I became a Senior Personal Trainer and co-manager. After 6 and a bit years the opportunity came along in 2016 to join Ben, Kate and the team at Flow Athletic and I couldn't be happier with this move.
Camilla Bazley
As a successful coach and athlete, Camilla is one of the most sort after personal trainers in Sydney. Camilla's love affair with fitness began in a swimming pool when she was 5-years-old, she then spent the next 16 years of her life competing in some of the nation's most prestigious professional swimming events before becoming a personal trainer. She's renowned as a mover and shaker in the fitness industry with a client list that spans across across Australia, USA and UK and includes some of Sydney's biggest celebrities.
Camilla's credentials in the fitness industry are as vast as they are impressive. She is an Australian Championship swimmer and a national medallist in Life Saving. She also competed in the Asia Pacific Championship team event for Crossfit, was a medallist in the Southern Hemisphere Figure Sports Model and has competed in some of the nation's toughest endurance events like the Noosa Triathalon, Gold Coast Marathon, and the Gatorade Tri Series.
Andy Tudor
Andrew is a qualified personal trainer, nutritional advisor and strength and conditioning coach with nearly 10 years experience in the health and fitness industry.
Following a successful career with a global fitness organisation, Andrew now offers private one-on-one coaching and training as well as providing group training sessions at Flow.
With a strong background in strength and conditioning training, crossfit, kettlebells, sports massage, padbox and nutritional advice, Andrew is able to tailor each and every client's personal training program to suit the needs and enable them to reach their health and fitness goals.
If you want to reach your peak of fitness and get in shape for the summer, book a session with Andy.
Fanny Kuhn
Hi! I'm Fanny, Flow Athletic's Swiss personal trainer and pilates instructor. I come from a professional dancing background having performed across Europe for many years. Preservation of form and function is paramount to my training philosophy, having spent countless hours perfecting my dance and pilates technique. My goal is to ensure you always feel and operate at your personal best. Introduce yourself and let's enjoy some quality chocolate!
Zac Wright
Zac Wright (26), head trainer at Flow Athletic, ran his own personal training business for 5 years before joining the Flow Athletic team. He has a background in football tennis and ballet. He enjoys sunsets, Netflix and chillz and long walks along the beach. In his free time he loves to cook and relax with his new little family.
Zac is an eclectic mix, with a South Korean father and an Australian Aboriginal mother. He is addicted to shoes, pushups, TRX functional training and has a man crush on Flow Athletic director Andrew Tudor and head trainers Rich Ivanov and Ryan Cairns. Zac loves strength training, from compound lifts to callisthenics functional training.
Marcus Bradbery
My love for running saw me complete a number of Marathons and Ultra Marathons in my mid 20's, this love for running now has me finding fulfilment in helping others find the joy in running, like I did. These days I specialise in minimalist running (barefoot) and promote the benefits of foot health and natural running dynamics that come with it. I was lucky enough to have worked with an award winning power lifter in my previous gym who assisted me in developing strength programs specific to running. These programs I have delivered to numerous client who have all seen the amazing benefits that strength work has to their running especially in the specialised field of trail running.
Trail running and hiking is my go to for stress relief so you will often find me with my partner in one of our many National Parks going bush in my spare time. I have always shared my passion of the outdoors with my clients and have shared many adventures, including one experience of hiking the world famous Overland Track in Tasmanian with 6 clients who I now call close friends, an experience as rewarding for me as it was for them.
Lenka Zelezna
Lenka comes from Brno, the second biggest city in the Czech Republic.
She received Master's Degree from Masaryk University in Sport Activity Animation and Special Education. Lenka worked in the fitness industry in the Czech Republic for over 10 years, instructing spin classes, serving as a gym-floor coach, preparing sporting events at children's summer camps, and working as a P.E. teacher.
After coming to Australia she studied Certificate III and IV in Fitness at Australian College of Sport and Fitness in Sydney to launch her personal training career. Before joining the Flow Athletic team, Lenka was gaining experience in the Australian fitness industry as a spin-class instructor and a personal trainer in a boutique fitness studio in Sydney.
Lenka discovered Flow Athletic and was enticed by the philosophy of strength, cardio, and stretching combination. At Flow she continues to work as a spin class instructor, personal trainer, she leads strength-oriented classes and participates in yoga instructing.
Jamie Wendt
With over 8 years experience within the Fitness industry working around the world with both private clients and international wellness centres including Bodyism in London. Having the experience and understanding of what it takes to holistically achieve clients goals combined with the ability to help increase confidence and performance.
Liam Gough
Liam adds some rural NSW spice to Flow, originating from Orange.
Since moving to Sydney, Liam has specialised in the corporate fitness environment as senior trainer for Fairfax Media and Domain. He has also spent the last three years in the elite athlete spectrum, working closely with rugby league, water-polo, middle distance running and swimming.
These combined experiences create the perfect blend for training towards a pain-free, lean body.
Allan Matthews
With over 20years of experience in the fitness industry, working with teams and individuals in the strength and conditioning Arena.
Originally from Auckland, I have been traveling the world playing Rugby Union at a high level, which has helped me learn and develop all types of training styles, from Triathlons, Golf, Gymnastics, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball and Boxing.
Hi, I'm 'Big Sal'! I have been passionate about health and fitness my whole life! Growing up I excelled at Representative Netball, Horse Riding (I'm still a country girl at heart!), and Surf Boat Rowing as a volunteer Surf Life Saver from the age of 15-years old. More recently some of my biggest achievements would be completing numerous triathlons and Ironman races as well as multiple Marathons including the New York Marathon.
My passion for a healthy lifestyle drove me to complete a double degree in Exercise Sports Science and Nutrition Dietetics at the University of Sydney. I began my training career in 2005 as a 19-year-old University student, realising very early on there was nothing else I would rather do as a profession. Since then, I have continued to learn, upskill and be educated as much as possible in all areas of health.
My commitment to the health and wellbeing of my clients encompasses a holistic approach to health for desired vitality in all aspects of their lives. My specialties are vast and versatile and include postural assessment and correction, myofascial release and mobility, fundamental strength training (hi beginners!), kettlebells, strength and conditioning for general population and athletes with a strong focus on females (can also put males through their paces don't you worry!) pre and post-natal and glutes…. I am all about that booty!
Anne-Marie Vigilant
Hi I'm Anne Marie. I've long had a passion for training and the fitness industry, where I've been working for over 13 years. My background is in strength and conditioning, crossfit, boxing, and Muay Thai. I'm looking forward to working with you towards your health and fitness goals!
RYAN CAIRNS
I have been involved in sport my whole life. I played a varsity volleyball in College where I also became the Head Coach for the volleyball team for my province. In College I studied Exercise Science. I also worked as a group fitness instructor and personal trainer while finishing my studies.
I decided life is short and took a chance on having an adventure in Australia. It brought me to Flow Athletic, which has been the best experience of my life. I love Sydney! It is a city that embraces being healthy and active. I see it at every turn. I continue to learn and grow by working with and helping awesome people. I believe that fitness is a journey. People need to learn to enjoy the experience, not just the destination. Then and only then, will they truly become successful. Everyone can achieve their goals. I just try to give them a little help and make it as fun as possible along the way.
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The 103 was the original replacement for the 6/7000 model of AP machines but it wasn't well received by operators so it was quickly redesigned to the 110 series. There were less than 500 103's manufactured. It was wired for a 12 pin 24V changer such as a coinco 9302L or a Mars 6010. Plans were to add a separate power board for 115V mech and validator option but I don't recall if it was ever completed on the 103.
The board used in the LCM was an off the shelf board made by Coinco. What that means is at least 3 different companies used the same basic program in various machines. AP used it in the LCM series snack machines, Wittern used it in the F80 series snack machines and one other manufacturer (believe it may have been Rock Ola but not sure) used it in a Can Drink machine which used solenoids to deliver the drink therefore it only needed to pulse the solenoid to get it to deliver the drink.
It is on pulse mode - to turn it off press the mode switch then press E then button 1 it will say pulsy press button 1 again it will say pulsn. Press the mode switch and test.
How long do commodity wheels last?
I don't care if you use one or not, just thought you should be aware that they didn't have one originally.
That wheel appears to be from an Automaitc Products/RMI machine if so the sugar canister should not have a wheel in it.
From what I can see in the video the gray cam is not spinning and it should be when the motor is running. Not sure if it is a broken gearbox or ?. I would purchase a new motor.
Hoping some of you can provide me with some support since USAT refuses to...?
Yes I suspect Rock-ola as I know the other place it was used was in a can vendor and I had a photo at one time of one that appeared to have the F80 board.
The F80 board is not a USI designed board it was an off the shelf control board made by Coinco and was used by Automatic Products, USI and 1 other manufacture that I can't remember now.
Automatic Products machines had the same issue with Florescent bulbs especially when they are allowed to get black on both ends.
You can thank your government for this all vending machines will be switching to propane or Co2 soon (by 2020) due to an EPA mandate that outlaws 134a and others refrigerants.
Yes it is a custom chip in the Nestle machines which would could use different channels for the ingredients but they can be changed. Hopefully you have a copy of the FDX manual supplement which will identify which channels to use. If not I may have a copy but would need to see the inside photos to know for sure Yes that is correct my error.


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From the Judgment of History to History on Trial: Rights Defense or Resurgence of Political Ideologies?,
Journal Title: MONDO CONTEMPORANEO
Author/s: Renato Moro
Year: 2015 Issue: 1 Language: Italian
Pages: 69 Pg. 5-73 FullText PDF: 305 KB
DOI: 10.3280/MON2015-001001
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The recent phenomenon of the "juridification" of history (both as a reparation of historical injustices and as a rule prescribing what a society has to think about the past) is evident as much as puzzling. The author proposes a reflection about it based on the historian's tools. He examines its origins, its evolution, its outburst in the last twenty years, and the clear-cut split between the "privatization" of controversies in North America and European regulatory interventions dictating models of dealing with the past. The discussion all this engendered among legal experts and among historians themselves shows that we are in front of a complicated matter, in which both a new awareness for protecting social rights and the resurgence, in new forms, of political ideologies are evident. The author highlights the dangers of the recent assaults of memory against historical knowledge, but he is not convinced of a basic contrast between the two and insists instead on the fact that the juridification of history is a manifestation of the present crisis of the historian's social role.
Keywords: Law and history, history and memory, historian's social role, Holocaust denial, memorial laws, historical injustices
Renato Moro, From the Judgment of History to History on Trial: Rights Defense or Resurgence of Political Ideologies?, in "MONDO CONTEMPORANEO" 1/2015, pp. 5-73, DOI:10.3280/MON2015-001001


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Big Ugly Racing Joins Team GenRight for 2011
Kevin Sacalas and his team, Big Ugly Racing, are pleased to announce they will be racing as "Team GenRight" for the 2011 Ultra4 season with additional support provided by The Orleans Casino. Sacalas made a name for himself in 2009 by becoming the first ever Ultra4 Winner in Best in the Desert's Vegas to Reno: The Long Way. In 2010, he continued his success in Ultra4 racing with a 3rd place finish in the King of the Hammers Grand Slam of Offroad Racing series. Sacalas is known as much for his competitive racing as he is for the race vehicle that fans have affectionately named, "Big Ugly."
Sacalas is planning on competing in the Ultra4 Series in 2011 which will include King of the Hammers, another Best in the Desert race at the Silver State 300, a trip to Miller Motorsports Park in Utah, Glen Helen's short course track and the 2nd annual Ultra4 Stampede in Reno. In preparation for the 2011 season, Sacalas has stripped down "Big Ugly" and is in the process of fabricating his 2nd generation Ultra4 car which fans are already referring to as "Big Ugly 2.0." Sacalas and his co-driver, Kory Merrill, are looking forward to their most competitive season yet with both a new car and exciting new sponsorships with GenRight OffRoad and The Orleans Casino.
"Partnering with GenRight for the 2011 Ultra4 race season just makes sense," said Sacalas. "Like Tony Pellegrino and his GenRight crew, every member of the Big Ugly Racing team are Jeep owners. Both of our teams are passionate about offroading whether it's for racing or fun, and combining the energy of our teams for 2011 is going to make for an exciting and competitive race season. I'm looking forward to it!"
In addition to GenRight's sponsorship, Sacalas and his team are also excited to have secured sponsorship from The Orleans Casino which has a long history with both racing and Sacalas' family. Michael Gaughan, a racer himself, once ran the casino and sponsored drivers including offroad racing legend, Walker Evans. Sacalas' family has taken annual vacations to the casino for as long as Sacalas can remember. In fact, The Orleans was Big Ugly Racing headquarters during their first win in BiTD's Vegas to Reno: The Long Way
According to Sacalas, "My Team and I are really excited to be racing as part of Team GenRight this season and to have the support of two great organizations: GenRight Offroad and The Orleans Casino. 2011 is going to be our best season yet!"
Sponsors –GenRight OffRoad, The Orleans Casino, BFGoodrich Tires, Raceline Wheels, Novak Conversions, RCV Performance and Spidertrax.
About Kevin Sacalas – He is a 27 year old native Californian, based out of Riverside, CA who has been off roading at the Hammers for the past 6 years in his highly modified '01 TJ. Big Ugly was his first attempt at building a vehicle from scratch. In one year, Sacalas raced 5 races and had 3 podium finishes.
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2016 has begun and as usual you would have chalked out your resolutions for the year. Though how often have these resolution planning processes resulted in actual gains ? Since, BFP is a health and fitness blog, we'll stick to planning out fitness goals and focus on points that need to be worked on rather than carving out superficial goals which eventually come down crashing.
As your fitness trainer I'm going to help you with ways to plan out these goals and help you take up whatever form of exercise you like as a lifestyle change and not just a fad.
Look at yourself in the mirror and just thank the universe for who you are. Do it ! Now that you've done that accept whatever you have and whatever you need to work on. What you are right now doesn't determine what you can become because over the years you yourself haven't challenged your body and mind to achieve things that you always thought were impossible or just difficult to start off with. Acceptance of your current circumstances is the foundation of great things that one can achieve. Do not underestimate yourself. You're an athlete. A dormant one for now but that's cause you haven't unearthed it. 2016 is when you do and you will!
Commit to being active !
Start off with making a commitment to being active. I've always said being active is not restricted to just going to the gym or a yoga class. It could any activity that promotes movement and helps you push your boundaries. Go for a walk/run,play a sport,join a dance class,spend some play time with your kid or sign up for any activity that helps you move and keeps you active. Don't tell me you walk too much at work and that your pedometer count tells you you've completed 10,000 steps for the day. I'm asking you take just 1 hour from the 24 hours we all have in a day. That's not too much to ask for, is it ? Reclaim yourself by taking out. Make being fit a part of your lifestyle.
Sit down with a pen and paper and list down the activities that would interest you. For example Walk/Jog/Run, Cricket,Football,Strength training,Yoga,Dancing,Swimming,Boxing,Cycling,Pilates,Zumba,Squash or Badminton to name a few. Pick up whatever interests you and get going. Try and mix it up as that would keep your interest levels high and wouldn't promote boredom. You don't need to go to a gym every single day. You can plan out strength workouts for as little as 2-3 days (Ask for full body workouts) in a week mixed with some other form of activities. This does help you to stay on track.
You don't have to think to brush your teeth first thing in the morning. It's a habit, you just do it. Inculcating good food as a part of your daily intake is just like it. Spend 2-3 weeks drilling it in to your daily routine. Once healthy food habits become second nature to you, you'll want to skip all the junk you always loved to binge on. Such an approach could only help you sustain and live a life you deserve to. In time, you'll master the art, which once seemed like a daunting task. Good fuel will only help you to get into the best shape of your life. So, take your time to get comfortable with it and grow in to it. Little progress is still better than no progress!
Sleep is by far the most underrated tool in our daily life. We all know we need it but how many of us get enough of it ? Make it a priority to sleep well and see how your body reacts to it. There is a correlation to everything I've discussed in the post and sleep is as important as any. Your body undergoes so many changes while you sleep and hence it should be as important as being active in the day and eating well. Combine the three and you have the perfect formula to inculcate a healthy and fit lifestyle that could be a long term solution rather than having short fixes.
Patience is something that we often lack when we plan resolutions and that's the eventual difference between what you may or may not achieve. Just like a good investment, it takes time and effort to get to these goals. So don't assume a single workout will work wonders and help you get into shape almost instantaneously. We've all had days where after one workout we'd go flex in front of the mirror to see our 'gains'. Your practice and handwork will get you into the best shape you've been in and feel really good about it at the same time.
Focus on the 6 rules above and see the results for yourself. Try it out for the first quarter of 2016 and let me know what you think of it.
Keep the suggestions and messages flowing in and I promise to bring a whole lot more in 2016.


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require 'erubis'
require 'cgi'

module Erubis

  class Eruby
    include ErboutEnhancer      # will generate '_erbout = _buf = ""; '
  end

  class FastEruby
    include ErboutEnhancer      # will generate '_erbout = _buf = ""; '
  end

  module Helpers

    ##
    ## helper module for Ruby on Rails
    ##
    ## howto:
    ##
    ## 1. add the folliwng code in your 'config/environment.rb'
    ##
    ##      require 'erubis/helpers/rails_helper'
    ##      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.engine_class = Erubis::Eruby # or Erubis::FastEruby
    ##      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.init_properties = {}
    ##      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src = false       # set true for debugging
    ##      #Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.preprocessing = true   # set true to enable preprocessing
    ##
    ## 2. (optional) apply the patch for 'action_view/base.rb'
    ##
    ##      $ cd /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-1.13.3/lib/action_view/
    ##      $ sudo patch -p1 < /tmp/erubis_2.X.X/contrib/action_view_base_rb.patch
    ##
    ## 3. restart web server.
    ##
    ## if Erubis::Helper::Rails.show_src is ture, Erubis prints converted Ruby code
    ## into log file ('log/development.log' or so). This may be useful for debug.
    ##
    module RailsHelper

      #cattr_accessor :init_properties
      @@engine_class = Erubis::Eruby
      #@@engine_class = Erubis::FastEruby

      def self.engine_class
        @@engine_class
      end

      def self.engine_class=(klass)
        @@engine_class = klass
      end

      #cattr_accessor :init_properties
      @@init_properties = {}

      def self.init_properties
        @@init_properties
      end

      def self.init_properties=(hash)
        @@init_properties = hash
      end

      #cattr_accessor :show_src
      @@show_src = false

      def self.show_src
        @@show_src
      end

      def self.show_src=(flag)
        @@show_src = flag
      end

      ##----- preprocessor: experimental -----
      @@preprocessing = false
      def self.preprocessing
        @@preprocessing
      end
      def self.preprocessing=(flag)
        @@preprocessing = flag
      end
      class PreprocessingEruby < Erubis::Eruby
        def initialize(input, params={})
          params = params.dup
          params[:pattern] = '\[% %\]'    # use '[%= %]' instead of '<%= %>'
          params[:escape] = true          # transport '[%= %]' and '[%== %]'
          super
        end
        def add_expr_escaped(src, code)
          add_expr_literal(src, "_decode((#{code}))")
        end
      end
      ##----------------------------------------

    end

  end

end

method_name = 'convert_template_into_ruby_code'
unless ActionView::Base.private_instance_methods.include?(method_name) ||
       ActionView::Base.instance_methods.include?(method_name)

  require 'action_pack/version'

  module ActionView  # :nodoc:

    class Base  # :nodoc:

      private

      # convert template into ruby code
      def convert_template_into_ruby_code(template)
        ERB.new(template, nil, @@erb_trim_mode).src
      end

if ActionPack::VERSION::MINOR <= 12   ###  Rails 1.1

      # Create source code for given template
      def create_template_source(extension, template, render_symbol, locals)
        if template_requires_setup?(extension)
          body = case extension.to_sym
            when :rxml
              "xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new(:indent => 2)\n" +
              "@controller.headers['Content-Type'] ||= 'application/xml'\n" +
              template
            when :rjs
              "@controller.headers['Content-Type'] ||= 'text/javascript'\n" +
              "update_page do |page|\n#{template}\nend"
          end
        else
          #body = ERB.new(template, nil, @@erb_trim_mode).src
          body = convert_template_into_ruby_code(template)
        end

        @@template_args[render_symbol] ||= {}
        locals_keys = @@template_args[render_symbol].keys | locals
        @@template_args[render_symbol] = locals_keys.inject({}) { |h, k| h[k] = true; h }

        locals_code = ""
        locals_keys.each do |key|
          locals_code << "#{key} = local_assigns[:#{key}] if local_assigns.has_key?(:#{key})\n"
        end

        "def #{render_symbol}(local_assigns)\n#{locals_code}#{body}\nend"
      end

else    ###  Rails 1.2 or later

      # Create source code for given template
      def create_template_source(extension, template, render_symbol, locals)
        if template_requires_setup?(extension)
          body = case extension.to_sym
            when :rxml
              "controller.response.content_type ||= 'application/xml'\n" +
              "xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new(:indent => 2)\n" +
              template
            when :rjs
              "controller.response.content_type ||= 'text/javascript'\n" +
              "update_page do |page|\n#{template}\nend"
          end
        else
          #body = ERB.new(template, nil, @@erb_trim_mode).src
          body = convert_template_into_ruby_code(template)
        end

        @@template_args[render_symbol] ||= {}
        locals_keys = @@template_args[render_symbol].keys | locals
        @@template_args[render_symbol] = locals_keys.inject({}) { |h, k| h[k] = true; h }

        locals_code = ""
        locals_keys.each do |key|
          locals_code << "#{key} = local_assigns[:#{key}]\n"
        end

        "def #{render_symbol}(local_assigns)\n#{locals_code}#{body}\nend"
      end

end   ###

    end

  end

end

## set Erubis as eRuby compiler in Ruby on Rails instead of ERB
class ActionView::Base  # :nodoc:
  private
  def convert_template_into_ruby_code(template)
    #src = Erubis::Eruby.new(template).src
    klass      = Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.engine_class
    properties = Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.init_properties
    show_src   = Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.show_src
    ##----- preprocessing: experimental -----
    if Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper.preprocessing
      preprocessor = Erubis::Helpers::RailsHelper::PreprocessingEruby.new(template)
      template = self.instance_eval(preprocessor.src)
      logger.debug "** Erubis: preprocessed==<<'END'\n#{template}END\n" if show_src
    end
    ##----------------------------------------
    src = klass.new(template, properties).src
    #src.insert(0, '_erbout = ')
    logger.debug "** Erubis: src==<<'END'\n#{src}END\n" if show_src
    src
  end

  ##----- preprocessing: experimental -----
  def _expr(arg)
    return "<%=#{arg}%>"
  end
  alias _x _expr
  alias _? _expr
  def _decode(arg)
    arg = arg.to_s
    arg.gsub!(/%3C%25%3D(.*?)%25%3E/) { "<%=#{CGI.unescape($1)}%>" }
    arg.gsub!(/<%=(.*?)%>/) { "<%=#{CGI.unescapeHTML($1)}%>" }
    return arg
  end
  ##----------------------------------------

end

## make h() method faster
module ERB::Util  # :nodoc:
  ESCAPE_TABLE = { '&'=>'&', '<'=>'<', '>'=>'>', '"'=>'"', "'"=>''', }
  def h(value)
    value.to_s.gsub(/[&<>"]/) { |s| ESCAPE_TABLE[s] }
  end
  module_function :h
end

## finish
ac = ActionController::Base.new
ac.logger.info "** Erubis #{Erubis::VERSION}"
#$stdout.puts "** Erubis #{Erubis::VERSION}"


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Ethereum Jumps 1.18%, Litecoin Sneaks Into a Short-Term Uptrend
SixJupiter | Jul 09, 2021
How the Fab Five Fared
Since the previous day, the five most-watched cryptos (Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Ripple) provided their holders with a return of 0.56%. Out of the aforementioned five, Ethereum gave investors the best daily return; it was up 1.18%, which has its price now near $187.09 USD. In terms of the worst performer, that would be XRP, which reported a day-over-day return of -0.7% — a move that puts its price around $0.273627 USD. Out of the five coins observed here, four cryptocurrencies were up — which is a bullish sign for the sector as a whole.
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Price Action to Watch
Yesterday was a fairly normal day for all of these cryptocurrencies, in the sense that they fluctuated within the normal daily range we have come to suspect them to move within. Technical traders may also wish to note the following developments in price action:
Seeking momentum? Litecoin has been in a clear uptrend for the past two weeks.
Currencies without a clear trend over the past two weeks are Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum. If you prefer choppy, rangebound markets, they might be up your alley.
Currencies in clear downtrend over the past two weeks are XRP and Bitcoin. If you prefer bear markets, they might be up your alley.
Bitcoin and Ethereum may be worth keeping an eye on, as they are getting quite close to their respective 20-day moving average. Crossing the 20 day average with conviction often accelerates a trend, according to some technical traders.
Insights From Transaction Data
Ripple recorded 1,131,136 transactions on its blockchain over the past 24 hours; that's the best of the bunch, and about 59% over Ethereum, which had the second most transactions recorded on its chain. Ripple's transaction fee is less than Ethereum's transaction fee; in and of itself, this may imply transaction fees might be a key reason why users are preferring Ripple. Bitcoin was the coin with the largest transaction across all blockchains yesterday; the largest transaction on its chain was valued at $87,643,576 US dollars. The circulating value of all Bitcoins now comes in at approximately $158.4 billion US dollars — which means Bitcoin accounts for about 65.7% of the entire cryptocurrency market. Note that Bitcoin's dominance level has been in a downtrend, stepping between 65.7% to 67.15% over the past two weeks.


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NGC 6129 (również PGC 57920) – galaktyka soczewkowata (S0), znajdująca się w gwiazdozbiorze Korony Północnej. Odkrył ją William Herschel 30 maja 1791 roku.

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T aking their name from a stray cat at the band's very first practice space in Amsterdam, Voicst are an indie/rock trio from Amsterdam.
The band members are: singer/guitarist Tjeerd, bass player Sven and drummer Joppe.
Support from influential Dutch media outlet 3Voor12 and The Dutch Pop Institute led the band to a slot at Lowlands, the huge Dutch festival, and also netted Voicst their first appearance at the New Yorks CMJ Music Conference. For three consecutive years they have played the Noorderslag music conference in Holland and toured Benelux with the likes of Bettie Serveert, Nada Surf, and Tenacious D.
3Voor12 recently named 11-11 Album of the Year, and Joppe was voted Drummer of the Year by his peers. Recently Voicst has been touring throughout Europe and North America, playing at festivals including Rock in Idro (Italy), Popkomm (Berlin), Benicassim (Spain), SXSW (Austin, TX) and supporting bands like The Bravery, The Posies and Millionaire.
The follow up of 11-11 is released on the 11th of January 2008 and is called, "A Tale of Two Devils". Some new songs such as, "Mixed Words", "High As An Amsterdam Tourist", "Everyday I Work on the Road" and "A Year And A Bit" have been made available for listening on the bands myspace , hyves and official Website.