Leslie Browne (Bette Brennan) is a life long Hyde Parker taking on her first lead role in The Marriage of Bette and Boo. Leslie has had parts in the staged readings of HPCP's A Raisin in the Sun, The Bluest Eye, and Yeats' At the Hawk's Well/Dreaming of the Bones. As Mrs. Marchmont, she fanned her way through an Ideal Husband. Expecting a bundle of joy this summer herself, both Leslie and Bette are enjoying non-alcoholic fare these days — Leslie preferring peppermint tea (the doc said it's ok!) and Bette enjoying sparkling lemonade. Ya know, for the fizz.
Cordelia Callaway (Margaret Brennan) is a Chicago native who grew up in the Burnside community with her parents, her brother, and her sister. As a child she wrote plays, prose, and poetry to pass the time between reading books and playing with friends. She is an avid fan of classic films, classic television, and the game show, Jeopardy. This is her first role with the Hyde Park Community Players and she is very grateful for the opportunity. Margaret's favorite drink is off-brand diet Cola because, like Margaret, it is simultaneously too sweet and has an awful aftertaste. Cordelia's favorite drink is San Pellegrino mineral water over ice with sliced lemon.
Dave Frederking (Boo Hudlocke) is proud to make his HPCP debut in The Marriage of Bette and Boo. Dave is a 2014 graduate of Columbia College, Chicago, where he received his B.A. in Theatre Arts after initially studying Sociology at Ithaca College (where he majored in doing theatre and minored in doing more theatre). Dave is an artistic associate of No Stakes Theatre Project where he recently performed in a staged reading of Self Defense or Death of Some Salesmen. Other credits include Vice Principal Panch in 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee with Christopher Blum Productions and Drake in the podcast Pleasuretown. His favorite drink is Scotch and he's pretty certain that Boo likes anything that has been distilled or fermented. If vinegar could get you drunk, Boo would drink it.
Leslie Halverson (Matt) is thrilled to be involved in yet another HPCP production. She has previously lent her acting and musical talents to numerous HPCP projects, including as Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, the Chaplain in The Lady's Not For Burning, the Boatswain in The Tempest, and many others. Leslie will direct Twelfth Night for the HPCP this summer. She currently works as an administrative assistant at a patent and trademark law firm, keeping her theatrical identity under wraps. She likes to think of herself as the Clark Kent of the ever dangerous theater/patent law world. She is overjoyed to be playing Matt in this wonderfully dysfunctional family! While Matt himself doesn't drink much, perhaps a glass of wine on special occasions, Leslie prefers to drink craft beer and/or whiskey drinks as often as possible.
Adam Hammond (Paul Brennan) has been part of the Players for many years, working behind the scenes and in some acting roles. Highlights include his first acting role ever (Haemon in Antigone), conducting the orchestra for Musical of Musicals (the Musical!), and designing the set for An Ideal Husband. This is the first time he has a role in the same play as Laura MacGregor (he's her husband), which is a particular treat. Adam also leads @rtifice, an after school tech education organization and teaches at UChicago (Biophysics). When pressed, Adam's favorite drink is Templeton Rye — Paul Brennan is partial to a champagne cocktail.
Ruth Kadanoff (Doctor, Photographer) is happy to be back on stage after a 38 year break from a flurry of community theater activity in 1971-1979 to practice medicine–even though she is playing a doctor. Past roles include the Old Woman in Good Woman of Szechuan at MIT, the doctor's wife in Harvey, a doctor in a play about euthanasia called You Never Knew My Father, and a whore in an adaptation of In The Poorhouse by Isaac Bashevis Singer in the U of C student theater in 1979. Her favorite activity is attending theater and her favorite drink is hot chocolate, but the doctor's is Scotch on the rocks. Many of them.
Laura MacGregor (Soot Hudlocke) got a chance to be one of Durang's fabulous moms before, as Amanda in For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls (a satire of Glass Menagerie.) She's happy to be once again playing a Durang character, and to be directed by one of her favorite people. (And to be acting with her very favorite person!) Laura started acting as a teenager with a community theater in Kona, Hawaii, and went on to study theater and history in college. Over the years, she has worked with many academic, professional and community theaters in Portland, OR, Ithaca, NY and here in Chicago. Some of her favorite roles were Blanche DuBois, Olivia in Twelfth Night, and Lady Croom in Arcadia. She has directed 3 plays for the HPCP mainstage, and produces our monthly staged reading series. When she's not acting, Laura plays with children at the University of Chicago Family Resource Center, and does children's storytelling. Laura's favorite drink is a Seabreeze. Soot alternates between the cooking sherry, and the dregs of whatever Karl leaves.
Chris Makel (Karl Hudlocke) is appearing in his second stage production for the Hyde Park Community Players. His first was as Capt. James in Arcadia. He also appeared in a staged reading involving genocide in Africa, and a Halloween show recreation of "The Birds." Chris is a graduate of Illinois State University. His very first role was as the French detective in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Various other roles include Sir Harry, Once Upon a Mattress; Officer O'Hara, Arsenic and Old Lace; Jud Fry, Oklahoma; Nick, Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf; Bernard, The Boys in the Band; and numerous other productions. After a long absence from performing and the recent passing of his beloved wife, Pamela, Chris began auditioning for the Student Director class at Harold Washington College and has appeared in scene presentations of Long Day's Journey Into Night and Witness for the Prosecution. Chris thanks his friends, family, and colleagues for their continued support and a special shoutout to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wagner for their kindness and thoughtfulness.
Maryse Meijer (Joan Brennan) is a writer and California native who loves snow. She is thrilled to be working with the Hyde Park Community Players. Previous roles include Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, Kate in The Taming of the Shrew, and Emily in The Marriage of Bette and Boo, all with Fresno High Theater. Her favorite drink is seltzer with cranberry juice; Joanie prefers Jack and Coke, with an emphasis on the Jack.
James Redfield (Father Donnally) is now emeritus after 55 years on the faculty, but still teaching. He learned what he knows of theater from his seven years as a member of The Last Stage, an independent company which formed in the late 50s on 51st St. The company was so small that its active members had to learn to do a bit of everything—acting, directing, a range of tech work, and in Redfield's case one original play. Fr. Donnally's favorite drink is communion wine. Redfield's is gin and bitters with ginger beer as a mixer.
Amelia Snoblin (Emily Brennan) is delighted to be appearing in her sixth production with the Hyde Park Community Players. If you've seen her on stage before, you've probably heard her singing, but she's thankful to be sticking to acting—and pretend cello playing—in this production. By day, Amelia is a freelance writer and web designer, with a graduate degree from the University of Chicago. By night, she sings with the Rockefeller Chapel Choir, reads 20th century novels, and eats massive quantities of pickles at Jimmy's. By the way, Emily's favorite drink is warm milk. Amelia's favorite drink is a gin martini, very dirty.


The American army conducted experiments with biological weapons aimed at destroying rice crops on the Japanese island of Okinawa in the 60s, Kyodo news agency reports. The alleged target of the tests was the China and Southeast Asia region.
Citing classified US documents, Japanese news agency Kyodo said the US military carried out experiments on their sovereign territory between 1961 and 1962. At this time Japan's southern island of Okinawa was still under post-WWII, US jurisdiction. The US did similar tests in Taiwan and the American mainland, notes Kyodo.
The American army experimented with rice blast fungus – a plant pathogen – which infects rice crops with disastrous effects. The pathogen latches onto the rice plant as a spore and produces lesions and spots all over the rice plant and then reproduces.
A single lesion can generate a thousand spores in one night alone, while an entire cycle – lasting about a week – can have a devastating effect on rice crops.
Kyodo reports that tests were conducted over a dozen times, and mentions test sites, Nago and Shuri, in Okinawa. The US army reported some success in their experiments and the gathering of "useful data".
"Field tests for stem rust of wheat and rice blast disease were begun at several sites in the (US) Midwest and south and in Okinawa with partial success in the accumulation of useful data," wrote Kyodo, citing its documents.
The US government discarded all its biological weapons in 1969 and discontinued testing, after a leak of chemical weapons made 20 American soldiers stationed on the island sick. Moreover, residents had to be evacuated from the surrounding area and were reported to still be suffering the effects of the toxins two years after the leak.
In response to public outrage, the US government was forced to launch Operation Red Hat – a mission to remove all the biological weapons stored on Okinawa.
Six years later in 1975, Washington signed the international convention against production and possession of biological weapons.
Okinawa came back under Japanese jurisdiction in 1972, but the US still keeps a military presence of around 50,000 troops on the island.
Their presence is a constant source of tension with local populations due to crimes committed by servicemen, disruptions caused by military flights and land use by the US military.


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May 13, 2005 – Paradise Warehouse is crammed to the rafters with all sorts of household items at prices that won't give you sticker shock.
"We're able to sell the stuff for a lot less because we've cut out the middleman," owner Vanessa Campsey said.
She and her mother, Geri Campsey, import all the goods straight from Indonesia to the Coral Bay store that sits across Route 107 from Island Blues.
The store carries much of what a St. John resident might need for decorating an island home. The furniture is teak, there are pillows in all fabrics, shapes and sizes, and ottomans made of leather and sea grass.
"Ottomans are the big thing because you can store stuff in them," Campsey says, adding that tropical houses are often short of storage space.
The inventory doesn't stop there, however. Paradise Warehouse also carries bedspreads, rugs, curtains, soap dishes, lamps, lampshades, candles, candleholders, mahogany and sea grass trays, and much, much more.
"And tons of baskets," Campsey says, pointing to shelves filled with baskets perfect for storage.
She said she imports about two 40-foot containers each year, with one expected in about two months that will outfit the store with a whole new range of items.
Campsey, 33, comes from Long Island, where her family has two similar stores.
She and her husband, Larry Clarke, who is a fireman at the Coral Bay fire station, moved to St. John 13 years ago. They have a daughter, Paige, who is six years old.
Campsey says she originally moved to St. John to open her other store, Mumbo Jumbo, a souvenir and clothing store located at the Skinny Legs complex in the heart of Coral Bay.
Campsey said her biggest challenge comes in trying to be at both Mumbo Jumbo and Paradise Warehouse at the same time. And of course, when those big containers arrive, she's faced with the arduous task of unpacking them. "It takes a while to sort it all out," she said.
However, she also finds it difficult to find staff. Usually, a cadre of young people arrive every winter on St. John looking for retail work to pay the bills, Campsey said, but this year there was no such influx. She attributes the situation to St. John's difficult housing market. "There's no place for them to live," she said, adding that if they can find something, very high rents serve as a big deterrent.
She also noted that waitressing has more appeal to people who want to stay only for the winter because, with tips, they can make more money.
Campsey said that because she can't find people to hire, she now works seven days a week. Of course, since she lives just up the hill from her store, she has an easy commute.
Paradise Warehouse is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. The telephone number is 776-0060.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — The Nigerian government says it is investigating the authenticity of an audio recording in which a Christian schoolgirl abducted by Islamic extremist rebels Boko Haram appeals for help.
Sharibu's mother, Rebecca Sharibu, told The Associated Press the recording sounds like her daughter's voice. A photograph of Sharibu wearing a yellow hijab accompanied the recording.


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When the Coffee Wallah's Daughter Crossed Over to the Dark Side
The coffee wallah's daughter . Photo lifted from Amazon.com
In my last post I wrote about my adventures of being a coffee wallah on the Wild Rivers Bicycle Tour. I noted optimistically that sharing coffee with others is a "cultural ritual" that helps create social bonds. What I didn't mention was that there can be a dark side to this cultural ritual. I learned this from our daughter, Sara, who has a long-standing interest in coffee.
Go slugs!
Her interest started after she graduated from UC Santa Cruz in 1993 with an English lit degree and she had landed her first job – as a barista at Peet's Coffee in Berkeley (for years I would tell my undergraduate sociology students that Sara's experience meant that there was hope for employment for those with liberal arts degrees).
The original Peet's in Berkeley
Little did I suspect that later, as the food editor for San Francisco Magazine, she would write an article that turned the coffee world on its head. I suppose that's a bit overstated, but she did yank some chains.
In her ground-breaking piece (pun intended) Sara admitted to her early infatuation with what was labeled as the "third wave" of the coffee movement (which followed the "second wave" when Martha & Bros. and Peet's arrived on the coffee scene). The third wavers maligned the second waver beans, such as Peets' Major Dickason's, "as over-roasted and the brew as elementary."
This Blue Bottle barista may have been trained to have the "nose of a drug-sniffing dog."
As Sara writes, the bean masters behind these upstart "third wave" companies (Blue Bottle, Ritual, Four Barrel, etc.) had one mission:
"to roast their coffee beans so lightly that one can detect in their flavor profile a place of single origin… If you can't pick up these nuanced flavors yourself, the baristas, who are trained to have the nose of a drug-sniffing dog, will do it for you—identifying the perfume of the inside of a banana peel or the notes of a yellow raspberry."
I must admit that having a nose of a drug-sniffing dog was well beyond the skill level of us Wild Rivers Cycling Tour coffee wallahs. We were having enough trouble insuring that more liquid than grounds ended up in the cups.
Photo by Peter Belanger. From Sara's SF magazine article "Coffee Gone Sour."
Plus, it's somewhat ironic that the official Wild Rivers Tour coffee was Peet's Major Dickasons, which was maligned as "over-roasted" and "elementary." Tell that to the early morning "walking dead" cyclists craving their morning fix!.
Peet's "over-roasted" and "elementary" coffee.
Despite Sara's infatuation with the third wave coffee movement, she reluctantly realized that she really didn't like the coffee. She found it sour and puckering. But she continued to give it the benefit of the doubt because it supposedly was "interesting."
"Not wanting to be considered intellectually soft, I decided to give 'interesting' coffee one final college try… But as I sipped it, I felt my face scrunching up into an undeniable winch."
Ultimately, she bought some coffee beans from a purveyor that prefers darker roasts, even though it was "déclassé" to prefer dark those days. The next morning, she claims, "I used them to make my usual cups, and with one sip, I experienced relief, a hazy sense of joy, like I'd just kicked off my Louboutins".
She had moved to the dark side.
(For your enjoyment, here is a link to Sara's "Coffee Gone Sour")
sara deseran says:
Having just returned from Italy where every drinks espresso, which takes all of three sips to get through, I will say that I also prefer a nice cup of American-style coffee (French press is my preference) in the Heath mug presented in the photo above (as my parents know I have very particular ideas about a coffee mug–it must be small, the handle not too big so your finger can comfortably wrap around it, and the interior must be white so you can see the color of your coffee). I like to have something to sip on until it gets cold at which point I throw it in the microwave for a hot second to rewarm it. Speaking of déclassé!
Thanks for the added information. Good to hear something positive about American-style coffee. We definitely know to pull out the heath mugs when you visit.


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In my undergraduate, I was a physics major at UCSB, doing a linguistics major just for fun.
In the masters program at SDSU, I had quite a few computational and corpus linguistics classes with Rob Malouf, Eniko Csomay and Mark Gawron. I had a couple psycholinguistics classes with Soonja Choi too.
At UCSD, I've had more core linguistics courses in phonetics and phonology (with Amalia Arvaniti, Sharon Rose, and Eric Bakovic), syntax and semantics (with John Moore, Grant Goodall, and Ivano Caponigro), as well as a couple more computational linguistics courses (with Andy Kehler and Roger Levy), some field methods (with Gabriela Caballero) and a couple psycholinguistics courses (with Robert Kluender and Rachel Mayberry). And I took the CHD seminar that Farrell Ackerman ran, so I've had at least one class with each of the current UCSD linguistics faculty.
At UCSD, I've acted as teaching assistant for LIGN101 Intro to Linguistics, LIGN174 Language and Gender, INTL101 Culture and Society in International Perspective, LIGN119 1st and 2nd Language Learning, LIGN8 Languages and Cultures of America, and LIGN111 Phonology.
Before coming to UCSD, I taught EFL full time at Zhejiang Normal University: Oral English for the first and second year students in Chuyang Honors College, and English Writing for second and third years majoring in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language.
At San Diego State, I taught Ling 101 (Intro to Language) and served as GA for Ling 420 (Linguistics and English) in Fall 2005. During the 2004–2005 school year I served as GA for the Looking Glass Neighborhood after-school program.


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Interconnects on-chip between transistors and between functions like processors and memories, between chips on carriers or in stacks, and the communication with the outside world have become a highly complex performance, reliability, cost, and energy challenge.
Twelve layers of metal interconnects, produced by lithography, require, including the contact vias, 24 mask and process cycles on top of the process front-end. The resulting lines are associated with resistance, capacitance and inductance parasitics as well as with ageing due to high current densities.
Large savings in wiring lengths are achieved with 3D integration: transistor stacking, chip stacking and TSV's, a direction, which has exploded since 2005 because of many other benefits and, at the same time, with sensitive reliability and cost issues. On top of this or as an alternative, non-contact interconnects are possible with capacitive or inductive coupling. Inductive in particular has proven to be attractive because its transmission range is large enough for communication in chip stacks and yet not too large to cause interference.
Optical transmitters based on integrated III-V compound-semiconductor lasers and THz power amplifiers compete with ascending low-cost, parallel-wire transmitters based on BiCMOS technologies. Parallel mm-wave and THz transceiver arrays enable mm-wave radar for traffic safety and THz computed- tomography.
In spite of all these technology advances, the power efficiency of data communication will only improve 100x in a decade. New compression and architectural techniques are in high demand.


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In this final episode I examine that little voice of "push back" that emerges when we start talking about spiritual things. I show you that it's not uncommon, and despite what the religious world might say, it doesn't mean you don't believe. Push back is an inner experience of faith, and I show you how that is so. I also help you to see why the deep life is so vital, so lasting, and the ultimate focus of everything you think you want.
What is spirituality? Is it just a bunch of weird fables and feel good stories that lack any real tangible benefit? Is it a life of rituals and strange tribal language or a small group that asks invasive questions? In this episode, I describe the spiritual life as the deep life. I also show you exactly how the deep life is absolutely real and much larger than any empirically measurable container. I share what gets us there and what doesn't along with what we can expect upon arrival at this deep, beautiful, powerful world.
Many people think our world is very shallow. While that may be the case, it may surprise you to learn that people don't really want to be shallow. In this podcast I begin to show you how to go deeper by exploring the smallest things. In the end, these tiny things are the event horizon for the biggest thing in the universe.
In this second installment of our examination of the Descent, I help define this reality by examining its opposite: the Ascent. This is not about picking one or the other since both are vital to life. However, we are taught from a young age that ascending is the path to a better life; work harder, more output, more effort, more knowledge, more stuff, and so it goes. After years of ascending, modern people are asking if there is anything more. They wonder where to find something meaningful, lasting and beautiful. This realization is our first entrance into the counterintuitive downward path.
When it comes to the deeper aspects of life and ultimate reality, people are not shallow or stupid. We are simply oblivious to what is behind, and in and through all things. In this post and podcast, I begin a new series that will help us understand why we need to be intentional about going deeper into our lives. Most of our lives are spent clinging and ascending in order to possess the things we think we want. This series will prove that in order to obtain what we really want, the path is always a descent.


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Published: 12:32 AM, 09 June 2019
Jacqueline approached for a remake of Arth
Entertainment Desk
Actor Jacqueline Fernandez has been approached to essay the role played by late Smita Patil in the remake of 1982 hit film, Arth. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, the film will be directed by South Indian actor Revathy.
According to a source close to the development of the film, Revathy had been working on the script for a while before beginning the casting process. "Now with that in place, the makers reached out to Jacqueline recently and she really liked both, the concept and her role.
She is really excited to be part of the remake of an iconic film like Arth and had given her verbal consent to the part but is yet to sign on the dotted line," said the report quoting the source. Mahesh Bhatt directed Arth, starring Shabana Azmi, Smita Patil and Kulbhushan Kharbanda, told the story of an estranged wife, who ends up living an independent life.


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Q: Exclude one directory in `ls` matching pattern I'm trying to ls dirs that have .png files inside (no need for recursiveness, though it would be extra useful), exept one. Exlude one directory i.e.
ls */*.png

works fine.
ls (^one)*/*.png

returns no stdout. How do I achieve it?
I am blind and piping it to espeak, so I can only hear stdout for now.

A: In zsh, put setopt extended_glob in your ~/.zshrc. Then you can use the wildcard pattern ^one to exclude the directory called one.
ls ^one/*.png

If you want to recurse into subdirectories, use **/ for recursive globbing. To exclude the directory called one at the toplevel, as well as the toplevel directory:
ls ^one/**/*.png

To exclude files in a subdirectory called one, but not files in subdirectories of it:
ls **/^one/*.png

To exclude files under a subdirectory called one at any level, use a repeat pattern with the # operator around the negation:
ls (^one/)#/*.png

A: Option 1 - using just ls:
With extended bash globbing turned on (shopt -s extglob) you can do:
ls !(one*)/*.png

Option 2 - combining ls and grep:
You can combine ls with grep -v

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*e.g. ls */*.png | grep -v "one/"

Option 3 - (the best IMO) but uses find not ls:
For recursive searching of all subdirectories using find
find . -type f -name "*.png" -not -path "*/one/*"

All of the above one-liners will list directories with .png files while filtering out any path matching one/; only Option 3 will do this recursively.

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Députés

Légende
 Les caractères gras indiquent un membre du conseil exécutif.
 Les caractères en italique indiquent les chefs de parti.

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PPC Case Study: How to increase brand awareness with digital promotion & TV ads
Posted by Promodo Team | October 22, 2020
TV advertising is still the most effective channel for developing a brand in both the short and long term. Despite this, launching TV flights* is up to 60% more profitable in combination with an online promotion.
*In marketing, flighting is a process where advertisers schedule messages to run during optimal periods of time, followed by planned periods of inactivity. When the advertisement is actually active, the period is known as a 'flight'.
Among the reasons to choose the Internet as a platform for increasing your brand awareness are: wide reach, targeting accuracy and a variety of methods of interacting with your audience. In this article, we share the case of our Ukrainian client to undercover more benefits of PPC advertising.
Work.ua is the #1 job search website in Ukraine.
To increase brand awareness among employers and job seekers.
Initial Data
To strengthen the leading position of this brand in the market, in 2017, 2019 and 2020 the Work.ua team carried out four global advertising campaigns on several platforms at once. We were responsible for the development of a digital strategy and its implementation online. Meanwhile the client was launching an advertising campaign on radio and TV, and placing outdoor advertising.
The advertising campaign with a new creative approach "Oh my gosh!" was launched on TV and on the internet in January 2020. Our task was to gain the maximum online reach based on the allocated marketing budget, and be sure to take into account the given frequency of user contact with creatives.
'Oh my gosh!', a campaign with this slogan inspires job seekers on multiple advertising platforms.
What was important
Compose a detailed media plan, work out a launch strategy and a step-by-step roadmap of the project: from the planning stage to the final flight with the summary.
Control the quality indicators of each flight: view rate / audience engagement / format efficiency / contact quality, depending on the platform and device.
Conduct a reflection of the results obtained and, if necessary, make adjustments.
Achieve the frequency coverage target.
We divided the work on the project into several key stages, allocating as much time as possible for planning.
Planning is a vital stage of any advertising campaign. The more details taken into account at the planning stage, the higher the probability of obtaining the desired result.
Working out the key points
What is the target audience we need to cover?
Which websites are of our interest and which ones should be excluded?
What creative will we show to a particular audience, with what frequency and why?
Is it possible to get the desired coverage among the selected target audience?
Budgets & deadlines.
Thanks to the preparation that began two months before the start of the campaign, we were able to go into detail for each task and select the most suitable tools and calculate the time it takes to connect them, as even the processing of Customer Match takes several days to complete.
Conducting a flight
Since the Work.ua resource covers a wide audience that has already been formed and segmented, we decided to work out the existing target audience first, and only after that proceed to search for a new one. To do this, we checked the existing remarketing lists and set up the collection of new ones required for the flight.
We divided the website visitors into job seekers and employers, and used a mixture of creatives with different messages for each group.
Targetings
In terms of the task to reach the maximum of employers, it was extremely important not to miss out on larger companies and their Directors or HRDs, which could not be targeted by our ads due to the low rates. Therefore, we added the premium employer audience as a separate targeting and adjusted the bid by 300% higher.
So we were able to raise the bid in time if we noticed few impressions and clearly understood how many users we were able to reach.
Choosing The Tools. Settings
Since our main goal is to ensure the maximal reach of the remarketing audience, we decided to split the budget for advertising campaigns on YouTube and GDN according to the principle:
We launched reach campaigns on a CPM model with limited impressions, thus, trying to avoid obsession and causing a negative attitude to the brand. For the audience of employers, we deliberately set an overestimated CPM in advance, since the smaller the audience, the higher the cost of a contact.
We were in charge of the animated banners created using the existing characters and videos for the "Oh my gosh!" ad campaign, as well as online promotion of the videos on various websites.
Banners in all major sizes + responsive banners for maximum reach.
Videos in various formats, as well as supporting video banners with CTAs to measure engagement rate per video.
Added Instagram and Facebook Stories (both in the form of short videos and banners adapted for Stories).
As part of the campaign, we also created bright masks for Facebook and Instagram.
During the campaigns of 2019 and 2020, we changed the messages and formats of creatives, based on the retrospective of the campaigns and the results obtained:
During the flights of 2019, we launched 30-second in-stream videos to build reach and high-quality interaction. We used bumpers for remarketing campaigns.
For employers, we were running 40-second skip videos and then 15-second in-stream videos were launched during one week in 2020.
For applicants, in 2020 we were also running 40-second videos during three weeks, and then 15-second videos until the end of the flight.
But in the second flight of 2019 and in the campaign of 2020, they decided not to divide the audience by devices, so that Google can identify on which device to display ads to the user. This way we managed to achieve maximum reach for the given targetings and later on, – to confirm the most accurate data on the volume of unique reach in Google for all audiences and all campaigns.
Despite the active development of Smart TV's, its share of impressions did not grow either in 2019 or in 2020, even taking into account our rate adjustment of + 300%. It is worth clarifying that the growth was not observed in relative terms. In absolute terms, there was some growth, but not as rapid as in the number of impressions on mobile devices.
The share of impressions on tablets increased in 2019, but fell again in 2020. Usually it depends on the targeting and makes 3-7%.
Evolution of ad campaign impressions across different devices in 2017, 2019 and 2020
We also saw a noticeable increase in the cost of a contact from flight to flight. Although this is a natural trend:
started targeting only by remarketing lists or adding intent audience;
the cost of a contact grew in the market as a whole due to the large flights of other large players;
the flight coincided with marketing activities such as Love Season (holiday period February 14, March 8) or Back-to-School (late August – early September, preparation for the new school year);
media inflation on YouTube (2018/2019 – 20%, and 2019/2020 – 28%).
Evolution of cost across different devices of advertising campaigns in 2017, 2019 and 2020
While back in 2017 impressions on the desktop were more expensive than on mobile, in 2020 the situation has changed dramatically, since users have become much more active in using smartphones as a web surfing tool, which means that the competition has grown as well.
How did we measure the effectiveness of campaigns?
Our primary KPI was unique coverage. Secondary is the frequency of impressions.
We daily monitored statistics + weekly carried out a cross-section with adjustments (coverage cost / purchase cost adjustment / quality control of placement sites).
YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK (platforms of placement: Facebook + Instagram)
In 2020 a larger budget was allocated on YouTube campaigns, which allowed to reach a higher percentage of remarketing audiences, but also made a contact more expensive.
Reach campaigns on Facebook and Instagram were cheaper – the cost of a contact was almost four times lower. At the same time, users hardly watched videos from Instagram Stories till the end. The share of those who watched the video halfway though was only 1.5%. Therefore, CPV on Instagram was five times higher than on YouTube.
Output. In our case, the Facebook toolkit (Facebook + Instagram hosting platforms) turned out to be about four times cheaper if we estimate the cost of a unique contact.
RESPONSIVE ADS
With higher impressions, responsive ads showed lower cost per contact and higher click-through rates:
In addition, this format can be shown on a significantly larger number of GDN websites:
Output. Avoiding responsive ads only makes sense if your creative requirements are very high. In other cases, we highly recommend using them.
SMART TV EFFECTIVENESS
Despite the small share of impressions, in our case Smart TV gave the highest percentage of views.
Output. Since the ad is played on TV and usually precedes a film or program, Smart TV is likely to replace a regular TV, although not yet on such a large scale.
OVERALL CAMPAIGN RESULTS
the budget was implemented exactly as planned;
coverage was exceeded by 8%, which is within the natural error of planning;
frequency not met due to higher CPMs ranging from 5 to 20%, except for GDN campaigns by employers (high frequency + higher real coverage);
The CPM for remarketing audiences is increasing with each flight. We assume that the trend will continue, and the next flight will need to build on the CPM growth.
In the spring of 2020, Factum Group experts conducted another study, during which they interviewed respondents to find out which job search website they know. In 57% of cases, the answer was Work.ua. This is a record figure in the entire history of the brand. In comparison with 2019, it grew by 5%.
And these are the results of another stage of the study, which confirm that every second Ukrainian is sure that Work.ua is the best Ukrainian job search website.
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Coventry City have completed the signing of defender Aaron Martin on an 18-month deal following his release from Yeovil Town.
The 25-year old returned to the Sky Blues for a second loan spell at the club in November 2014 and has made nine appearances for Steven Pressley's side this season.
Martin has been instrumental in the City back-line, helping keep three clean sheets in his last five appearances for the club.
Sky Blues manager Steven Pressley expressed his delight at being to clinch Martin on a permanent deal and praised his impact during his loan spell at the club.
The City boss said: "We're delighted to be able to bring Aaron here on a permanent basis.
"We tried to bring Aaron to the club two years ago and he is a player that I have tracked ever since.
"He is a terrific professional with a real desire to improve and we believe that we can give him the confidence and platform to do so.
"Aaron's presence at the back has helped contribute to an impressive defensive record recently and we hope to see that continue for the rest of the season."


Individuals with a knowledge of electronics who can make repairs quickly may want to consider a career as a slot machine technician. Read about the training, skills, salary and employment outlook, to decide if this job is for you.
Slot machine technicians install, troubleshoot and repair slot machines. They may work day or night shifts, using a variety of testing devices and tools to inspect mechanical and electrical systems of slot machines. They also are responsible for updating maintenance and repair logs and writing purchase orders for replacement parts.
Some employers require prospective slot machine technicians to have an associate's degree in electronics, but there also are several dedicated slot machine repair programs that teach the same skills. These programs include classes in circuit testing, electronic measurement and slot machine electronics. Slot machine technicians also must obtain a gaming license, which requires a detailed background check to determine one's integrity.
The ability to diagnose and make repairs quickly and effectively is the most important skill for this position. Individuals must have extensive knowledge of the mechanical and electrical components of slot machines. They also must be trustworthy and have no criminal background.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts an average growth rate of 8% in the number of jobs for repair technicians in general from 2016-2026. Job opportunities should be best for those with experience in maintenance and repair. According to Salary.com, the average annual salary for slot machine technicians in February 2019 was $44,586.
Individuals who enjoy working in a gaming environment might want to consider the gaming services occupation of slot supervisor. These professionals watch over the slot section, refill machines, reset machines after payouts and resolve customer complaints. A high school diploma usually suffices for employment. Job increase of 5% was forecast by the BLS for slot supervisors from 2016-2026, and the annual median salary for first-line supervisors of gaming workers was $48,850 in 2017.
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TBaze – Carry You – TBaze is a Nigerian born, UK based afrobeat artist focused on entertaining his audience with good vibe and feel-good music taking over the dancefloor. His music and sound are influenced by numerous genres of music he has been exposed to since childhood, his lifestyle/mood and various music artists and legends. TBaze also has an MSc in Project Management.
His new single titled 'Carry You' is a Nigerian-Congolese style jam that will get you grooving. Have a listen and feel free to comment/share.TBaze is currently working on an album and will be releasing another single soon.


I will tell them all to you, definitely.
But whatever I do, a sense of unease remains.
As I gaze at you.
A connection will be made.
Without getting lost, I will advance.
And quietly look down upon me.
Without exception, I will tell them to you all, definitely.


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Q: Problems with dual asm dialect project intel/AT&T I am working on a project that needs to be compilable with both QNX-Momentics(based on eclipse, g++ 4.6.1 toolchain) and Visual Studio 2010. For some routines I decided to go for manual assembly implementation, as even intrinsics are not well optimized. The first compiler has ATt&T syntax which can be "intelized" using the -masm=intel flag, the second is intel dialect only.
Using the intel-flag, I can surpass notational aspects by a  -- not nice but working -- defined trick:
#ifdef _WIN32
    #define _cmd(...) __VA_ARGS__
    __asm {
#else
    #define _cmd(...) #__VA_ARGS__
    asm volatile (
#endif
  // constants
  // set loop counter
  _cmd( xor       eax, eax; )
        :
        :
#ifdef _WIN32
   }
#else
   );
#endif

Now, one problem is, that I cannot access local variables or parameters of functions by name using inline AT&T. A hint i got in another thread, using something like
register __m128i x asm("xmm6");

did not work work local variables, it was assigned to xmm0. Local Variables or parameters not defined by intrinsics result in undefined references in AT&T, so I decided to use bare stack handling, such as
_cmd( movupd   xmmword ptr [eax], xmm3; )

and encountered a new problem:
Both function parameters and local variables are handled completely different in both dialects. Consider the following example:
template<typename T>
void linearRegression2DAsm(unsigned int p_oNumPoints, T *p_pXcoords, T *p_pYcoords,
double *oX, double *oY, double *oXY,
double p_oAvgX, double p_oAvgY)
{
unsigned int p_rLoopsize = p_oNumPoints - (p_oNumPoints % 2);
double oAvgX[2];

and this simple computation after the define block given above:
_cmd( xor       eax, eax; )
// p_pXccoords
_cmd( mov       ecx, dword ptr [ebp+12]; )
// p_pYcoords
_cmd( mov       edx, dword ptr [ebp+16]; )
// p_oAvgX
_cmd( movhpd    xmm6, qword ptr [ebp+20]; )
// p_oAvgY
_cmd( movhpd    xmm7, qword ptr [ebp+28]; )
_cmd( movlpd    xmm6, qword ptr [ebp+20]; )
_cmd( movlpd    xmm7, qword ptr [ebp+20]; )
_cmd( addpd     xmm7, xmm6; )
// result into oAvgX
_cmd( mov eax, [ebp-32]; )
_cmd( movupd   xmmword ptr [ebp-32], xmm7; )

The result should be in oAvgX, which works fine with Intel, but does not lead to success using intel flagged AT&T asm compiler.
Second, I am concerned that an additional O2-Flag might optimize other variables, so that the stack is not guaranteed to be build identically on different compilations.
I need inlining how ever, but cannot see any way of addressing the dual dialect problem.

A: You can access local variables by name in GCC's inline assembly it's just that you have to do it differently than how you'd do it in VS2010. At the end of the inline assembly you should/must provide a list of inputs, a list of outputs and a list of "clobbered"; where both the list of inputs and the list of outputs can include local variables. Also note that the list of "clobbered" is very important (the compiler assumes that anything not listed as clobbered or listed as an output will not change, including things like all memory contents, etc).
Relying on accidental things (like what happens to be in which registers, or what happens to be in which memory locations or stack locations) is a severe bug, regardless of which compiler/s you use and regardless of whether it actually works in some limited test case. The only correct way is to rely on the facilities provided for this purpose (e.g. the input/output lists in GCC's inline assembly).
For any non-trivial piece of inline assembly; given that inline assembly is not part of any (C/C++) standard; I'd assume that the only sane way of getting it to work reliably in multiple compilers is to duplicate the inline assembly.
Also note that different OSs have different conventions (e.g. different ABIs, different kernel syscalls, etc). Essentially, (as a worst case) you may need to be doing something like:
#ifdef WIN32_VS2010
    /* Inline assembly to suit Visual Studio 2010 for Win32 here */
#elifdef WIN32_ICC
    /* Inline assembly to suit Intel's "ICC" compiler for Win32 here */
#elifdef LINUX_ICC
    /* Inline assembly to suit Intel's "ICC" compiler for Linux here */
#elifdef WIN32_GCC
    /* Inline assembly to suit GCC compiler for Win32 here */
#elifdef LINUX_GCC
    /* Inline assembly to suit GCC compiler for Linux here */
#else
    /* Generate error about unsupported target here */
#endif

A: One method could be to wrap the variables into a struct, with enough dummy variables to force a clean alignment to 4,8 or 16. Then the relative positions of the members can be calculated with offsetof(struct x, member) and hopefully these numbers could be injected in compile time as compatible strings.
#define LOCAL(a) ((offsetof(struct mystruct,a)==0?"0":offsetof(a)==4?"4":"error"))

asm("   push ebp \n\t"
    "   mov ebp, %0 \n\t"
    "   mov %0, " LOCAL(a) "\n\t"   // this would convert to [ebp + 4]
    "   pop ebp   \n\t"
    :"=0" (&my_struct) :::);

VC version could begin:
asm("   push ebp ");
asm("   lea ebp, struct.a ");

Afterwards, same (ugly) syntax and same number of local variables.


For some, Summer means sun. Not here. In Washington we might get sun sometime after the Fourth of July. Memorial Day was dark. The whole weekend was actually. The sun came out once, to set, but other than that it was shades of grey. That's the Northwest.
It started at dawn. Six-hours, two donuts and one ferry ride later, we were at the beach. The surf was pretty mediocre, the swell a myth. But, we did get barreled in the old-growth driftwood washed ashore. As usual, the old guy on the longboard out surfed us all.
We went back East, to Bellingham, for the night. Then, up early again and out to Sucia Island in the San Juans. Our boat, a 19-foot Boston Whaler was just big enough for six of us, our gear and two dogs. The water was like glass on the ride out. Bald Eagles watched us glide by from their nests in the tallest trees. We found an empty beach in Shallow Bay and a campsite with a fire ring. It was the kind of place every adventure-loving kid imagines: a little cove just big enough for a few friends and dogs. We set up camp, cut down wood, caught fish, saw whales, set fires, cooked food and drank everything in sight.
And that night the sun even showed up, just in time to set. For a few minutes everything appeared in color, glowing. All the shades of grey gone. Just a quick glimpse of the Summer sun…and the Summer to come.
LIAM GALLAGHER is an adventurous journalist who enjoys writing, shooting photos and making movies. He spends most of his time focusing on snowboarding and life at elevation.


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The best of British TV on Netflix
Streaming services have got to be one of the greatest things to come out of TV evolution. We no longer have to invest or rent DVDs to watch, for them to only need to be returned a few short days later. Instead, through a monthly subscription, we have a large platform with unlimited content that allows us to watch whatever we want when we want. Although Netflix originated in America, their range of British content is impressive, providing us with some of our favourite classic shows that we had once watched, or still, continue to watch through live TV. Click here for TV aerial installation. If you are someone with a busy schedule, sometimes revolving live entertainment around your routine can be difficult, and this is where Netflix comes in handy. Stay tuned as we list some of the best of British TV on Netflix.
White Lines
Celebs Go Dating
The Ripper
Still Game is, unarguably, one of the best sources of entertainment to come out of Scotland. Set in the fictional area of Craiglang, the show follows the lives of Jack and Victor, two old-age pensioners who reflect on their past with one another, as well as life now in modern-day Glasgow. If you love and understand Scottish humour and slang, we are sure that you will consider this under the category best of British TV on Netflix.
Come Dine with Me is the ultimate cooking show, originating in 2005, that brings together five locals from the same area as they compete for a £1,000 cash prize. Each contestant invites the other four contestants to their home for a three-course meal and following this, they provide an overall score in the taxi home rating their meal. The game show is not all cooking orientated, Come Dine with Me has provided some comedy gold content over the years through extreme competitiveness. So, if you are looking for a good laugh, tune into Channel 4.
As the setting moves from Britain to Spain, Zoe Walker flies out to the party world of Ibiza where her brother and his friends had relocated years ago in an attempt to begin DJ careers. When her brother's body has been discovered, she hunts through and around the island, meeting with his former friends and acquaintances to get to the bottom of his death, however, it may not be as easy as she thinks.
When tuning into Top Boy on Netflix, be sure to watch Top Boy: Summerhouse before doing so. Broadcast on Channel 4 in 2011, it will set the scene before you begin the more recognisable, modern-day Top Boy, also known as series three of the crime drama. Following the dangerous game on the streets of London, the show features fan favourites, Dushane and Sully as they make a return to Summerhouse following Dushane being in Jamacia, and Sully being locked up in jail. However, will the new leader Jamie, allow them to take over what is now his turf? Also, if you are a fan of London's very own rapper, Dave, be sure to check out Top Boy as he proves that he is more than just a rapper!
This short, 3 seasons British dark comedy TV series features the hilarious Ricky Gervais and his struggles and difficulties within life following his wife's death. Described by viewers as clever and empathetic, we watch Tony (Gervais) go into turmoil after he believes that if suicide is not the right option, maybe the next best thing is to punish the rest of the world for what happened to his wife.
If you are a fan of British reality TV and would gain amusement watching celebs take non-celebs on dates through the help of a dating agency, Celebs Go Dating is one for the watching. Now, going ten seasons strong, the show has featured large personalities including American reality star, Johnathan Cheban, The Only Way is Essex OG, Joey Essex, and Businessman, Wayne Lineker. For some modern, juicy reality, it's definitely worth the watch. Click here to learn more.
It is more likely that you know Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean than Rowan Atkinson. As confusing as that may sound, it is true! This 1990s favourite has got to be part of the best of British TV on Netflix, as this childlike character who recklessly speeds around all day in a beaten-up green mini is simply iconic. Catch fourteen hilarious episodes on Netflix for a sense of nostalgia, these old settings will be sure to take you back in time, oh and more importantly, leave you in fits of laughter.
Reflecting on the events that took place between 1975-1980 across England, this Netflix Original docuseries focuses on the horrific events carried out by Peter Sutcliffe who was found guilty of murdering thirteen women and attempting to murder seven others. The series investigates the appalling murders with the assistance of interviews with journalists, investigators, family members of the victims, and even some survivors. While providing a scare to some, others find documentaries that Netflix produces like this highly informative and eye-opening.
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In optics, a Porro prism, named for its inventor Ignazio Porro, is a type of reflection prism used in optical instruments to alter the orientation of an image.
It consists of a block of glass shaped as a right geometric prism with right-angled triangular end faces.
Double Porro prism systems are used in small optical telescopes to re-orient an inverted image (an arrangement is known as a image erection system), and especially in many binoculars where they both erect the image and provide a longer, folded distance between the objective lenses and the eyepieces.
In optics, a prism is a device used to refract light, reflect it or break it up (to disperse it) into its constituent spectral colors (colors of the rainbow), traditionally built in the shape of a right prism with triangular base.
Reflective prisms are used to reflect light, for instance in binoculars, since they are easier to manufacture than mirrors.
A prism is a block of refractive material (usually glass) with a triangular cross section.
To the right is a CONCEPT DEMO where you can test the different cases of reflection and refraction given a beam of yellow light and a prism.
How about refraction into the prism, some partial refraction out and partial reflection back inside to the third side where there is mostly refraction out?
In optics an Abbe prism named for its inventor the German Ernst Abbe is a type of constant deviation dispersive prism similar to a Pellin-Broca prism.
The prism consist of a block of forming a right prism with 30°-60°-90° triangular faces.
The prism is designed such that particular wavelength of the light exits the prism a deviation angle (relative to the light's path) of exactly 60°.
A ray of light is incident normally on one face of a triangular prism of glass as shown in Fig.
Find the angle of (a) refraction as the light enters the prism, (b) the angle of incidence at the other side of the prism, and (c) the angle of as the ray passes from glass to air.
(a) What is the minimum index of refraction of the prism that will cause all the light entering the prism to emerge as shown?
Six different prisms are available: simple frontier between two media of different index of refraction, semicircular prism, square prism, rectangular prism, triangular prism (60°-60°-60° and 90°-45°-45°).
YP Refraction is designed to assist teachers and students when they study the laws of refraction in geometrical optics (Snell's law).
The normal at each point of incidence, the angle of incidence, the angle of refraction, the indices of refraction and the direction of propagation are displayed.
In optics, a prism is a device used to reflect light or to break it up (to disperse it) into its constituent spectral colors, traditionally built in the shape of a triangular prism.
As light moves from one medium (say air) to another denser medium (say the glass of the prism), it is slowed down and as a result either bent (refracted) or reflected.