Bill's Blog: Is Melatonin Safe for Kids?
impossible to say if melatonin is entirely safe for children.
Like most articles on melatonin, the basic chemistry is misstated. Melatonin production actually starts early in the day, stimulated by exposure to sunlight. It builds up in the pineal gland all day long in an inactive state. Only when light is eliminated, does the melatonin become active. In a natural setting, exposure to daylight all day long produces large amounts of melatonin that activates when it gets dark, allowing us to let go of the day and fall asleep. The spent hormone then is dismantled by dawn and the cycle starts over again.
The key to regulating melatonin levels is plenty of natural sunlight during the day and complete darkness when preparing to sleep and while sleeping. That means no TV, night lights, LED lights or other sources of illumination in the bedroom.
If creating a more natural environment fails, then consider using the herb Chaste Tree short term. Taken first thing in the morning, Chaste Tree stimulates the pineal to produce more melatonin. Studies show that melatonin production increases by 95% within two weeks of daily supplementation. I typically supplement Chaste Tree for 20 days then reevaluate. Most of the time, Chaste Tree can then be discontinued.
Melatonin is not safe for children or adults. It is a hormone that modulates all the other hormones in the body. That's how it helps regulate your blood pressure, body temperature, cortisol levels and immune function.
The only exception is air travel. If you fly through four on more time zones in a single day, a single dose of melatonin taken 30 minutes before you want to go to sleep will help reset your circadian rhythm.


The goal of the B'nai Vail Religious School is to help children foster love for Jewish knowledge and traditions, to strengthen faith in God, to learn lessons of the Torah and to build identity with the Jewish world community.
Children ages pre-kindergarten through Bar/Bat Mitzvah meet at the Edwards Interfaith Chapel on Sundays (September through November) from 9:00-11:45 and monthly "off site"January through April. Activities are geared for all levels of Jewish experience and follow a curriculum that explores holiday traditions, Bible stories, Jewish values, prayer, study of Israel, basic Hebrew, singing, Israeli dance, and a personal relationship with God. Teachers develop original, creative lessons to impart a love for Jewish life and community.
B'nai Vail Hebrew Studies extend from the Religious School Sunday experience at the age of 10 or fifth grade. Students meet on Thursday evenings to learn to read, write and speak Hebrew in preparation for Bar/Bat Mitzvah study. All Bar/Bat Mitzvah candidates are required to participate in this learning opportunity.


Several months later, when she hired me to help her with her E-Newsletter, we sat down together and began talking about her business. In the course of our conversation, she told me that she lived with both Multiple Sclerosis (25 years) and Ulcerative Colitis (12 years). I filed away these two facts as interesting, but irrelevant, and we spent the next couple of months working on her newsletter.
Frankly, her focus at the time wasn't all that distinctive. Here in Boston, you run into a ton of life and leadership coaches, and I don't mind telling you that we were having a tough time finding an angle or topic area for her newsletter that would break through the e-mail clutter and set her apart from the pack.
Then one day, the light came on. Although Rosalind's business was focused on helping businesspeople become better leaders, she spent a lot of time "on the side" helping other people with chronic illness learn how to cope (and thrive) in the workplace.
After all, in the 25 years since first being diagnosed with MS, she had raised a family, started her own business and pretty much figured out the ins and outs of how to be successful no matter what your health. The fact is, if you suddenly found yourself in a similar situation, she's exactly the person you'd want to talk to.
The result? I'm so glad you asked. Within six months Rosalind's profile skyrocketed — she was quoted in the Wall Street Journal (front page) and interviewed on the radio by Sam Donaldson. Her coaching business took off as she gained national prominence as a spokesperson for, and advisor to, people who live with chronic illness and who want to continue working productively.
I've written here before about the power of adopting a narrow business focus, and Rosalind's tremendous success is a good example of the traction you get by specializing in one thing. When a Wall Street Journal reporter went looking for somebody who could speak on the topic of "chronic illness in the workplace," it didn't take her long to find Rosalind.
But that's only part of what's happening here. Not only is Rosalind specializing, she's managed to take a personal experience (i.e. 25 years living with chronic illness) and convert it from something that was at best a neutral aspect of her business and turn it into her single most distinctive credential.
Think about that for a minute. Any leadership coach could decide tomorrow to narrow his focus to chronic illness in the workplace. Rosalind however, has lived it.
Given the choice between Rosalind and somebody who simply specializes in this area, who would you rather have for a coach?She's taken a life experience that most people would consider an obstacle and turned it into her primary competitive advantage.
So here's my question for you: What unique life experience or personal trait of yours can be converted from a liability into a business advantage?
As for me, I'll be spending the weekend looking for a way to leverage rampant baldness.


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Q: How to persist Netbeans output window for ease of re-executing I notice that when I run a file or do a Maven build Netbeans will re-use the same output window tab.  That is to say it will overwrite the output tab that was just used for the previous run/build to display the new run/build output.
Often times I do a build then go to one of my Java files and run it.  I would like for the build output tab to remain so that I could just hit the "re-run" button on the build output window.  The best example I can come up with is Windows' pin to start feature.  Essentially I would like to take my build output tab and pin it so that it persists vs getting overwritten with the output of the next runs.
thanks

A: Go to
Tools -> Options -> Java -> Maven
and uncheck Reuse Output Tabs from Finished Processes
From the documentation :

Reuse Output Tabs from Finished Processes
When selected, Maven output messages are displayed in the same tab in
  the Output window. When deselected, a new tab is opened for each new
  Maven process.

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We deliver out product Australia wide with flat rate $7.95 no matter how many products you order. All orders are usually shipped within 2 business days of payment except personalised items.
Please allow 14 working days for delivery of personalised items.
Our couriers offer a door-to-door service, so please ensure someone is available at your nominated delivery address that will sign for your items and receive the delivery.
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It might be a bit of stretch to call the YouTube video above – which tells the story of one of the first couples in the U.S. to tap solar-charged driving – a classic. Although, having been posted "way" back in 2008, it's surely one of the first such videos to have appeared on YouTube.
But if it isn't a "classic" this video, which highlights Zan Dubin Scott's and Paul Scott's experience with EV + PV, is still one of the better videos out there in terms of simplicity and clarity.
It's pretty clear how Zan and Paul use an electric car, in this case, what one might well call an EV 'classic', a Toyota RAV4 EV from the early 2000s, to drive on sunshine.
Hope you enjoy the clip — and that it inspires you as much as it does us.
We're actually a bit embarrassed to say that we didn't discover this video until a few weeks ago. This despite the fact that we did a long feature story on Zan and Paul almost two and a half years ago. In fact, that feature was one of the first storiesto ever run on SolarChargedDriving.Com, which launched in Sept. 2009.


Nike and Undefeated, a Los Angeles-based sneaker boutique, released the logo for their new collaborative soccer apparel and it looks an awful lot like the Naval Academy coat of arms.
Nike and Undefeated, a Los Angeles-based sneaker boutique, released the logo for their new collaborative soccer apparel.
It looks an awful lot like the Naval Academy coat of arms.
A hand extends above the tallies to clutch a trophy adorned with a Nike logo and another scroll reading "MMII," or 2002, the year Undefeated was established.
So, not exactly the same but pretty close.
"Our legal department is looking into this and we don't have any additional info at this time, but we certainly noticed the similarities, too," wrote Naval Academy spokeswoman Jenny Erickson. The Naval Academy owns the trademark on the seal.
A representative for Under Armour, the top Nike competitor and apparel provider for Naval Academy sports teams, said their legal team is reviewing the use, but deferred to the academy, as the seal is not an Under Armour trademark.
Park Benjamin, Naval Academy Class of 1867, designed the seal for the academy when he realized the institution did not have one. The Navy Department adopted it for the opening of a new University Club in New York City.
The seal features prominently on the Naval Academy campus — it's on the Naval Academy flag, in the chapel stained glass window, embedded in architecture across the campus and on every class ring since 1906.
A promotional video for "The Fives" line shows the Undefeated logo on jerseys. The line will launch exclusively at a pop-up event in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The Undefeated website was down for maintenance Tuesday and as of Wednesday morning does not feature the line for sale. Several Twitter users tweeted their online orders were canceled. Nike and Undefeated did not respond to request for comment.


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package fi.laverca.util;

import java.io.IOException;

import javax.xml.namespace.QName;

import org.apache.axis.MessageContext;
import org.apache.axis.encoding.SerializationContext;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.xml.sax.Attributes;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import org.xml.sax.helpers.DefaultHandler;

/**
 * This ContentHandler delegates all serialization to an Axis SerializationContext
 * <p>
 * This is interface model compatible with SerializationContext methods.
 */
public class AxisContentHandler extends DefaultHandler {

    protected static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(AxisContentHandler.class);

    // For passing the server request side context data to server response
    private static final ThreadLocal<MessageContext> tlCtx = new ThreadLocal<MessageContext>();

    public static MessageContext getMessageContext() {
        return AxisContentHandler.tlCtx.get();
    }

    public static void setMessageContext(final MessageContext ctx) {
        AxisContentHandler.tlCtx.set(ctx);
    }

    protected String elt2string( final String uri,
                                 final String localName,
                                 final String prefixedName,
                                 final Attributes ai )
    {
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        sb.append(prefixedName);
        sb.append("  {");
        sb.append(uri);
        sb.append("}");
        sb.append(localName);
        sb.append("  Attrs:");
        for (int i = 0; i < ai.getLength(); ++i) {
            sb.append("  ");
            sb.append(ai.getQName(i));
            sb.append("=\"");
            sb.append(ai.getValue(i));
            sb.append("\"");
        }
        return sb.toString();
    }

    /**
     * Serialization context to delegate to
     */
    protected SerializationContext context;

    protected MessageContext msgContext;
    protected boolean isClient;

    /**
     * Creates a contentHandler delegate
     *
     * @param context : axis context to delegate to
     */
    public AxisContentHandler(SerializationContext context) {
        super();
        this.msgContext = MessageContext.getCurrentContext();
        this.setContext(context);
        this.isClient = this.msgContext != null ? this.msgContext.isClient() : false;
        if (this.isClient) {
            log.trace(" .. msgContext[C]  = "+this.msgContext);
        } else {
            // Must get saved messageContext from server input time processing side
            // via ThreadLocal magic...
            this.msgContext = AxisContentHandler.getMessageContext();
            log.trace(" .. msgContext[S]  = "+this.msgContext);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Getter for property context.
     *
     * @return Value of property context.
     */
    public SerializationContext getContext() {
        return this.context;
    }

    /**
     * Setter for property context.
     *
     * @param context New value of property context.
     */
    public void setContext(SerializationContext context) {
        this.context = context;
    }

    @Override
    public void startElement( final String uri,
                              final String localName,
                              final String prefixedName,
                              final Attributes attributes )
        throws SAXException
    {
        final boolean trace = log.isTraceEnabled();
        try {
            if (trace) {
                log.trace("startElement " + elt2string(uri, localName, prefixedName, attributes));
            }

            int pfixlen = prefixedName.indexOf(':');
            if (pfixlen >= 0 && (!prefixedName.startsWith("ns"))) {

                // Use prefix that Castor fed to us.

                final String pfix = prefixedName.substring(0, pfixlen);
                this.context.startElement(new QName(uri, localName, pfix), attributes);

            } else {

                // Resolve prefix from Axis SerializationContext register of prefixes (or get dynamic NS*)
                final String pfix = this.context.getPrefixForURI(uri);
                if (trace) {
                    log.trace("  startElement pfix=\"" + pfix + "\"");
                }

                if (pfix == null || "".equals(pfix)) {
                    if (trace) {
                        log.trace("  --> startElement " + localName);
                    }
                    this.context.startElement(new QName(uri, localName), attributes);

                } else {
                    if (trace) {
                        log.trace("  --> startElement " + pfix+":"+localName);
                    }
                    this.context.startElement(new QName(uri, localName, pfix), attributes);
                }
            }

        } catch (IOException ioe) {
            throw new SAXException(ioe);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void endElement(String uri, String localName, String qName)
            throws SAXException
    {
        if (log.isTraceEnabled()) {
            log.trace("endElement "+ localName);
        }

        try {
            this.context.endElement();
        } catch (IOException ioe) {
            throw new SAXException(ioe);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void startPrefixMapping (String prefix, String uri)
        throws SAXException
    {
        if (log.isTraceEnabled()) {
            log.trace("  startPrefixMapping '"+prefix+"' = "+uri);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void endPrefixMapping (String prefix)
        throws SAXException
    {
        // no op
        if (log.isTraceEnabled()) {
            log.trace("  endPrefixMapping '"+prefix+"'");
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void characters(char[] ch, int start, int length)
            throws org.xml.sax.SAXException
    {
        try {
            this.context.writeChars(ch, start, length);
        } catch (IOException ioe) {
            throw new SAXException(ioe);
        }
    }
}

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It may not be the only ad retargeting platform, but Facebook is still the most popular one. The sheer amount of information that Facebook has on on users makes it a 'no-brainer' for online sellers looking to test marketing messages with different audience segments.
In our previous guide to Facebook retargeting post, we outlines some of the various reasons why retargeted website visitors are 70% more likely to convert, and how to get started with your own retargeting campaigns.
However, with every other brand seemingly testing the same waters, it can be difficult to gain user attention and drive them down the sales funnel.
This post will tell you what you can learn from your competitors when it comes to building successful Facebook retargeting campaigns.
Mobile Retargeting FTW — or is hybrid better?
Mobile advertising is no news, but it will increasingly play a central part in retargeting strategies. Any company looking to make the most of Facebook retargeting, needs to be take mobile into account. It's where the next brand big hitters are being made.
Unique mobile opportunities like ads that open into a Messenger chat or geo-located ads can help your brand make the most of mobile advertising. Think about the smaller, more agile mobile experience, and tweak your ad copy accordingly. Mobile advertising is all about heightened, condensed messaging. Use AdFox to get tips straight from the competition.
Investing in mobile-only ads might be the way to go for brands who have a strong mobile experience and who've invested in perfecting their mobile sales funnel.
AdEspresso actually recommends a hybrid combo where you target on mobile for awareness, then retarget on desktop for sales. That certainly makes sense right now, but as the mobile experience develops, we probably won't see such an emphasis on desktop being the primary 'sales' platform.
Look at your user and sales data, industry trends, competitor strategies, and choose whether you want to go mobile-only or hybrid. Just don't pin all your hopes on desktop.
The skyscraper method is popular in the SEO and content world, but it can definitely be used for Facebook ads too. By researching the competition's ads on Facebook, you can start to build a picture of the sort of messaging and stories others are putting out there. All you have to do it is to 10X them and go one level up.
And don't just stay in your niche either — straying further afield can help you unearth new storytelling methods. Buzzsumo is a good content research tool to help widen your niche knowledge.
This post also suggests you create a custom audience that targets the fans of your competitor's Facebook Page. You can also target people's interests and find your competitors and lookalikes there. A nice, simple, and easy thing to do — and a great way to find a group of potentially high value prospects and leads.
All the big brands are doing it — have you noticed?
If someone is interested in healthy living, cooking, Whole Foods, etc then don't slap them in the face with an ad for your veg subscription box. No, show them some aspirational content like a video, juicing guide, or some funny gardening stories. It's all about getting into people's minds, not just their pockets.
Ad sequencing should then be mapped onto a strong sales funnel. Chanel and other perfume brands regularly target people with ads that offer them a sample of their latest fragrance for free. All customers need to do is to sign up via chatbot or input their personal details via a small form. It's the ideal incentive for data capture, and then you have a whole engaged audience segment you can retarget with personalized messaging.
Landing pages on your store are also a savvy Facebook marketing tool. Make sure that the ad experience is mirrored in the actual store and sales experience too.
3D gifs, 360-degree imagery, video, should all be considered for your ad retargeting. Facebook continually develops advertising features based on engagement levels — if you make more money, they make more money. It usually tends to be the big brands who take the top spot as early adopters, but there is nothing stopping you from getting a slice of the action too. Facebook advertising can also be enhanced by 'doubling up' on formats within one post (such as video and product carousel). .
Spotify, make it easy to share tracks with friends, changing how people use their service to make it more 'immersive' and social.
Pizza Hut allows you to custom order a pizza in seconds.
Need a ride from your location (even if you don't know the address)? Lyft's messenger bot has you covered.
Chatbots through Messenger can log Pixel data and provide personalized recommendations based on previous visits. The potential to engage a prior action (like and abandoned cart) with a tailored personal message is be too much for an e-tailer to resist.
Get into Messenger as a sales and retargeting channel, but don't forget it's potential as a customer service channel either. There is a lot you can achieve in Messenger, and it will probably eventually start to take precedence over email for switched on tech companies and ecommerce brands.
Your competitors (whether primary or secondary) will hint at the many techniques you can try within your own Facebook ad campaigns. Try to always be developing your existing strategy, and take your place amongst the early adopters to increase ROI.
Everyone! This is the best solution to get back your lost sales. I will include this to my marketing strategy. Thank you CartStack!


Silver Sound partnered with Def Jam and spent the day recording press interviews and a promo on Sirius Radio for Norwegian singing sensation Ida Maria.
She's pretty rad. Check her out before she blows up in the States.


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Remember that hot/cold feeling you got when one of your parents read your texts for the first time that you had sent to your pala baby and got caught?! It's time to recall all those nights when "janu package" was a lifesaver. We asked people how their parents reacted when they caught them red handed in an affair. We posted this question on several groups and the answers were CRAZY!
Some were laughing reading the comments and others felt bad because of some bad experiences. Some people even started Ijtamai dua for other girls to soon receive a rishta. Wut even?! Below are some hilarious experiences of people who got beaten by ammi's chapal while others got rishta-fied. And, there were some *Mujhy andy wala burger* moments too.
Grab your bucket of popcorn and let's begin!
12."I told my mother and she already started making bets on when I am going to be abandoned soon or make her run for the hills." Pfftt!!!
She just asked me upfront and told me she's a beautiful girl but just to be sober.
During the whole chaos of hundreds of people pouring in to share their experience, some people started a new trend with a hashtag #ShadeedSingle. Since many people suffer from being "I-am-so-lonely" syndrome, the world needs to know about it, and so, this should totally fall under social issues. You all have our sympathies and a shoulder for rent to cry on. Okay, you don't actually have to rent it. Lol.
Some people told the whole story from getting a good beating till how they got nikah-fied. One even shared how they were grounded for 5 years! No jokes. On the other hand, some parents were super chill about it telling their kids about the lovely fairy tale they had. It almost was a sight of amusement for all. After all, who wouldn't want such parents?!
How about, you too share your experience in the comments below?? Tag your friends who got busted!
Wasim Akram Showed an Extremely Romantic Gesture And Shaniera Akram's Response Is Literally Every Desi Wife!


Every Palette module comes with built-in RGB LEDs you can control.
Palette empowers you to build a physical interface customized to your personal needs. It's a hardware platform made up of a variety of modules. Each module has a single physical input, like a button, dial or a slider. You snap together modules like Lego. No coding or soldering required!
With Palette you can have a tool that is personalized, increasing your experience and productivity. It's a tactile interface that you can feel without looking, and that excites the senses.
- Check out our hands-on demo with Engadget!
For $150,000 or more: We plan to upgrade the power modules.
For $125,000 or more: We plan to upgrade existing modules.
3) Use the Desktop App to easily assign module inputs to software functions, using presets or mapping them individually.
It's simple. Now you have a professional tool that is personalized, will increase your productivity and it even looks great.
Pro Kit: unique and extreme!
Faster editing and retouching with a hardware interface made for the job.
Replace mouse dragging and awkward keyboard shortcuts with sliders, dials and buttons at your fingertips - never take your eyes off your work.
Palette designed by a Photographer. Re-touching photos just got a whole lot easier and fun!
Palette made by a designer to fit around her tablet, and keyboard.
Palette is not a fixed interface. It's freeform hardware that can be used for your favourite applications.
We really see Palette as a platform; an interface that can be used for any software program. Imagine being able to use it as a Skype controller. Build yourself a gaming controller. Control your media library, and even pan through Google Maps. There are limitless possibilities with an interface you can actually customize.
Calvin designed this Skype controller for his grandmother.
Design a Palette that helps you crush your enemy in Starcraft!
There are some really cool use cases we want to explore, but we can't support all these applications ourselves, which is where we need you help. In the near future, we plan to release an SDK that will allow all you hackers and developers to contribute, build and release support for more third party applications such as the ones mentioned above!
The Palette Desktop App does all the hard work. It recognizes software that is installed on your computer, and automatically pulls functions that you can map to the modules. There will be support for an eco-system of plug-ins, scripts, and third-party software.
The wood finish is something we are very proud of and feel that it offers so much more than a cold glass touch screen. As designers, we love its warmth, texture, aesthetics, and even the smell.
Each of the wood pieces are cut precisely on a CNC mill, then they are sanded smooth by hand and then finished with Danish oil, also done by hand. We know you will love the way it feels as you use it day to day.
The modules offered with the Kickstarter kits are just the beginning! We plan to add everything from motorized faders, joysticks, jog-wheels and custom buttons. There are endless possibilities and we want to be able to provide all of them to you post Kickstarter. So please help us get there!
We are one of the first Kickstarter campaigns to launch from Canada! It is also one of the first projects to start collecting campaign contributions in Canadian Dollars (CAD). The Canadian dollar is slightly lower than the US Dollar (USD), which makes the rewards cheaper.
Please make sure to add the amount stated to your pledges, so we can ship to the US and Internationally!
Palette is made up of two hard-working engineers: Calvin Chu and Ashish Bidadi. Both share a passion for industrial design and human-machine interaction. They met while studying Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo, in Canada. Calvin worked on the mechanical design and electronics for Palette while Ashish worked on the software and website.
The idea of Palette started when Calvin wanted to create a modular MIDI controller. Then he realized that so many other hardware interfaces share the same common elements (buttons, dials, sliders, etc). Earlier this year, Calvin and Ashish decided to explore this problem further. The team understood that creative professionals need a tool that offers the flexibility, feel and precision, crucial to getting the job done!
Developing Proto 2. When we explored the idea of a modular controller further with a tray design.
We got rid of the tray from Proto 2. Back to the breadboard to test out a new type of freeform architecture.
Proto 3 looks and works beautifully with the new PCBs. One step closer to our vision of building the first freeform controller.
Our development timeline laid out on one gigantic table. Everything from our first prototype, hundreds of parts we tested, to our finalized production ready designs.
We have finalized the design and functionality. We have been hard at work developing Palette for more than a year.
Calvin in front of HQ Mart in Shenzhen, China The Electronics Capital of the World.
In July we were accepted into the premier hardware accelerator program called HAXLR8R. We have been working out of Shenzhen, China, establishing relationships with manufacturers and suppliers.
We pressed and clicked A LOT of buttons at the electronics in Shenzhen to find ones that feel the best.
At the HAXLR8R Office in Shenzhen. Go Hardware!
With the help of the amazing network of mentors, manufacturers and access to some of the best electronics suppliers in the world, we have been able to refine our product. With your help and support we can start the manufacturing process to get Palette into your hands!
From a prototyping shop in China. They had motivational banners placed all across the facility. The staff was very friendly and informative.
Visiting an injection molding factory and seeing how plastic dial caps are made. We didn't like how they felt and decided to go with metal CNC machined dials.
Visiting a PCB manufacturing facility.
PALETTE IS POSSIBLE ONLY WITH YOUR HELP. The Kickstarter funds will be used to begin production of the kits and to continue developing and refining our software to support all these awesome tools.
We spent the early part of the year talking to people like yourselves who told us how they would want to use Palette. With their guidance and feedback, we have spent the last few months in Shenzhen, China working on refining the product. We are proud to say that we have finalized the physical design of Palette and its modules. We have spoken to manufacturers and are ready to begin production in Feb 2014.
We have purposely set the ship date to June 2014 to ensure that we manufacture, test and package your Palettes as we envisioned them. We have done our best to foresee potential hurdles on our roadmap. We have a strong grasp of the challenges ahead, and we are very excited to face them.
In addition to the physical product, we are determined to build a powerful software application. We have proven out the software with Lightroom, and with DJ tools such as Traktor. We are building our software team to support more applications. This takes time, but we are confident we can do it before we get Palette into your hands.


An article like this one is awesome - it backs up the movement for UX professionals to give users a more active voice and role in the development process. Users always have great feedback - but it's hard for them to voice their concerns about a site because they are directly experiencing it. It's like why some people will see a therapist. A therapist gives a third party, unbiased perspective of the life you are living. UX professionals give an unbiased perspective of the experience a user is having.
Sure, this makes the UX professional the middleman, yet again. But at the same time, with this unbiased perspective, it almost makes the UX person be like a UN representative - part of the group of users, but removed enough to have a more unbiased perspective of what they want. Well, that is given that the UX professional hears the user's voice.
We need more direct user feedback - not less. And if we can get direct user feedback that covers 50-75% of the problems at a site per iteration, then honestly, we're doing pretty good.
The other core problem with user feedback can often be how they communicate it - they need to be trained. Software development professionals have their own vocabulary which often doesn't mirror the users. But even if we in a product team just get raw feedback more often, and don't overly filter through the responses, we are getting more valuable information than if we didn't ask a user any question at all.
There are two sitautions where I see direct user feedback failing. If someone is doing user acceptance testing on an application, and he wasn't directly involved in the requirements gathering, will he necessarilly know if he is seeing a problem or if the system was designed to be that way? I think that is a challenge in general with working with users in unfinished applications (not a bad thing, just something that needs to be considered). How would a user know if something was built correctly or not? And if the real purpose isn't clear, then is it really not working as expected? More of a metaphysical question, but I hope you see my point.
Also, users have a high tolerance for dysfunction if they have a need to use a system to complete key tasks. I have seen this directly in usability testing (just the other day, someoene who does online shopping said they would continue in a painful shopping process if that meant she could buy what she wanted) and have some links floating around to help prove this, but in general, it's like people having a high tolerance for pain if they need to get something done. So if a system developed is critical for users to complete a key activity, then the users will tolerate a slightly less usable application, just because they can basically do what is needed. And users may not probe themselves to troubleshoot - they will find workarounds to get done what is needed.
Even with these two concerns (and I'm sure there are more as I think about it) - the users need to speak directly and have a more active voice during the process. Whether they have a "therapist" or UX professional to interpret the results, they need to add their voice so the team knows they are designing and developing and prioritizing what is needed.
This is one of the sweetest and most honest blogs I've read in a long time. Thank you so much for posting.


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Alex Neil Expecting Nothing To Change At Brentford
The appointment of a new manager at a club can often throw the opposition's plans up in the air, but manager Alex Neil says he does not expect to deal with anything new from the Brentford.
The appointment of a new manager at a club can often throw the opposition's plans up in the air, but manager Alex Neil says he does not expect to deal with anything new from Brentford.
Ticket Information: Brentford
With Thomas Frank appointed into the hot seat at Griffin Park, a man who was already part of the Bees' brains trust, means that their ethos and style is unlikely to alter much as they head north to PR1.
Speaking to iFollow PNE ahead of the clash with Frank's new charges, the North End boss said he expects a tough test of his resurgent squad: "I think he [Thomas Frank] will be familiar with the players," said Alex. "He will have had a big input into how they play and their style of play, so I would imagine Thomas coming in will not trouble them at all, it will be a smooth transition.
"They are very similar to what we have always expected from them. They are next to us in terms of the youth of their squad; they are very similar to us in that sense. What they have got is good technical players, but they are dynamic with it as well.
"They will be high-energy, they like to make a lot of passes in the game and they have got good players who can hurt you. On their day they are very good side, so we will need to be at our best."
Match Coverage: Brentford
The Bees lost their first game under Frank's managership at the weekend, but were hindered by losing Chris Mepham to two yellow cards inside the first 40 minutes, and North End's own gaffer says their attitude to the game would now have changed, despite having only ten men for almost an hour.
"They wouldn't have sat behind the ball [with ten men], they would have gone and tried to force the issue and still try to win the game and that's what always makes it interesting against them," he continued.
"They are always on the front foot, always trying to score and trying to get at you. I watched them against Leeds earlier this season and they were excellent, deserved to win, but conceded a late goal which denied them that.
"It is going to be a tough match and the new manager will be looking for the first win under his belt as quickly as possible. Last year when we played them we had two tough games, but we applied ourselves well in both."
In terms of his own options, having been forced to make four changes for weekend's trip to Hull, he is hoping all four of Pearson, Clarke, Barkhuizen and Robinson will be fully fit and ready for a Wednesday night under the lights at Deepdale.
"It would be nice to have a few problems, I don't think we have had that too often this season in terms of people being available at the same time.
Chris Maxwell Looking Forward To Open Game
"We had to deal with a few things on Saturday, which we dealt with, we managed to get a point out of the game and hopefully now we can get a few of our bodies back and that makes us stronger.
"We are three unbeaten and that adds to the confidence and resilience. We know we need to pick up more points.
"The Championship is a tough, hard season and we have got a batch of games now where we need to try and force the issue and hopefully we have a lot of our players back fit and everybody is fighting for places and if that is the case it will certainly help us," he added.
You can watch the full interview with the manager above, or head to iFollow PNE to hear the pre-match thoughts of goalkeeper Chris Maxwell and defender Jordan Storey.
Preston North End vs Brentford on 24 Oct 18
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Lymph nodes are located throughout the body. Some lymph nodes can be felt from outside the body (shaded areas).
Lymph nodes help the body's immune system fight infection. These nodes are found throughout the body. Lymph nodes can swell due to illness or infection. They can also swell for unknown reasons. In most cases, swollen lymph nodes (also called swollen glands) aren't a serious problem. They usually return to their original size with no treatment or when the illness or infection has passed.
How is the cause of swollen lymph nodes diagnosed?
The healthcare provider asks about your child's symptoms and health history.
A physical exam is performed on your child. The healthcare provider will check the nodes in the neck, behind the ears, under the arms, and in the groin. These nodes can often be felt from outside the body when they are swollen. If an infection is suspected, the healthcare provider may order more tests as needed.
Treatment for swollen lymph nodes depends on the underlying cause. In most cases, no treatment is needed at all.
Medicine can be prescribed by the healthcare provider to treat an infection. Your child should take all of the medicine, even if he or she starts feeling better.
Give your child over-the-counter medicine, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, to treat pain and fever. Do not give ibuprofen to an infant 6 months of age or less, or to a child who is dehydrated or constantly vomiting. Do not give aspirin to a child. This can put your child at risk of a serious illness called Reye syndrome.
Apply a warm compress to any painful or tender lymph nodes. Use an item such as a warm, clean washcloth. A bottle filled with warm water, or a potato warmed in a microwave and wrapped in a towel, can be used as a compress.


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Ashley Duggan, Keylight Photography, gets in front of the lens for an angelic pose at the Vernon Women in Business conference Friday at the Vernon Golf and Country Club. (Jennifer Smith - Morning Star)
Speakers captivate North Okanagan's women in business
Leadership conference inspires success
Your passion, whether it's being active, adding humour or facilitating change, is the first step to getting to the starting line of your dreams. According to social entrepreneur and athlete Crystal Flaman, who inspired success among Vernon Women in Business at the Captivate Leadership Conference Friday at the Vernon Golf and Country Club.
"It doesn't matter what your gifts and talents are, what matters is that you share them," said Flaman, philanthropist, author and founder of Inspiring Success Services and DIVA Retreats. "It's not what you do that matters, it's the spirit in which you do it.
"It's about moving from making money to what matters, from caring about what other people think to caring about how I feel, from making a living to making a difference."
Living by these principles, Flaman guarantees your life will be profoundly more captivating.
She points to one woman, who turned a seemingly simple passion into a creative opportunity.
"Some people love collecting river rocks, and you think, what could you do with your passion for collecting river rocks," Flaman said.
Well, this woman added her artistic talents to her rock collection and created mandala stones.
"This girl did something pretty remarkable," Flaman said.
"I believe we all want to make a difference and it's really about those gifts and talents."
Mark Jennings-Bates also captivated the audience with his dynamic, exciting life and experiences in critical decision making in high-stress environments from military training.
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Kunia Camp (also called Kunia) is an unincorporated community on the island of Oahu in Honolulu County, Hawaii, United States.  It lies along Hawaii Route 750 northwest of downtown Honolulu, the county seat of Honolulu County.  Its elevation is 883 feet (269 m). It has a post office (under the name of Kunia), with the ZIP code of 96759.

Government and infrastructure
The community was a plantation village for a Del Monte pineapple plantation. The plantation closed in 2006; two years later, the community's land was given to the Hawaii Agriculture Research Center, allowing its residents to keep their leases. The community was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2014.

In March 2019, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approved 174 Power Global to build a 52 megawatt with 208 megawatt-hour storage solar farm plus battery storage project on a 352-acre site owned by Robinson Kunia Land LLC at Kunia called Hoohana Solar 1. HECO will buy electricity from this solar-plus-storage project at 10 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). According to PUC filings, FCHQC Development, a joint venture between Forest City Sustainable Resources and 174 Power Group, owns 174 Power Group and has Larry Greene as the project manager of Hoohana Solar 1. As of March, 2019, this project is in prime agricultural zone A land, does not have a permit for construction, and faces stiff opposition from the Hawaii Farm Bureau, the Hawaii Sierra Club, the state of Hawaii's Office of Planning, and the Hawaii State's Department of Agriculture. Dean Okimoto and Richard Ha, two farmers who recently stopped their crop operations, said that better partnerships with farmers will allow farmers to cohabit the land so that farming melded with renewable-energy projects can boost the agricultural land's financial sustainability.

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Populated places on Oahu
National Register of Historic Places in Honolulu County, Hawaii
Populated places on the National Register of Historic Places
Company towns in Hawaii
Del Monte Foods
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Unincorporated communities in Honolulu County, Hawaii

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A: There is no $scope in a service.  $scope is only needed in view related components and a service has no connection to the view.
$rootScope can be injected into a service,  but it is not appropriate for storing data. It would more commonly be used in a service to broadcast events
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Q: Join with another table containing tags I have a table called "posts" with the following struture:
post_id  |  post_body  | post_posterid

And I have another table called "tags":
tag_id  |  tag_name

A third table stores the relation between the two tables (will have multiple tags_id for each post_id as separate records):
post_id  |  tag_id

This is similar to stackoverflow's tagging that i am trying to create.
But I do not know how to join the tables and to concatenate tags for each post, in a single record. Like this:
post_id  |  post_body  |  post_postername  |  tag_id1  |  tag_id2  |  tag_id3  ..... tag_name1  |  tag_name2  | tag_name3 ....

So while fetching from mysql using PDO, I can avoid further queries to get tag names.
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More details:
First table("posts") contains post id(a unique id), posted message and poster's id(unique poster id which is stored in table "poster").
Second table "tags" contains possible tags(like "php", "vb.net", etc. like in stackoverflow) with unique tag_id.
Third table contains the relation between posted message and tags. So it contains post_id and its corresponding tag_id. It is possible to have more than 1 tag assigned to same post.
What i want: when queried, i can join "posts" with "posters" table to get name. But i want to get tags for each posts also.
GROUP_CONCAT() is answer for my question. But how to obtain it as tag_id - tag_name pair, instead of all tag_id in a field and all tag_name in another.
Eg: 1-VB , 5-PHP , 19-SQL
I will separate this pairs in PHP
What i am trying is same as stackoverflow's tagging system.

A: keyword is GROUP_CONCAT
and query is like
SELECT
posts.*,
GROUP_CONCAT(tags.tag_name) tags
FROM
posts
LEFT JOIN relation ON relation.post_id  = posts.id
LEFT JOIN tags ON tags.tag_id = relation.tag_id
GROUP BY posts.id

hope this help


its the thing; I met and was invited to Paul Broady's (Broady Bicycle Works)new build x10 of vintage board trackers form scratch ... see if I can dig up some pics.
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Teen Backchat
The April edition of Birdwatching Magazine had a full page article called "Backchat with Mya-Rose Craig" with some quick fire fun question and answers.
This is the online full version Birdwatching Magazine Article
Young environmentalist and birder Mya-Rose Birdgirl Craig
Copyright Mya-Rose Birdgirl Craig
Mya-Rose Craig is a 17-year-old young British Bangladeshi birder, naturalist, conservationist, environmentalist, activist, writer and speaker. She is based near Bristol and writes posts about birding, conservation and environmental issues from around the world.
She has been involved in the UK organisation of the Youth Strikes encouraging young people from around the world to not go to school once a month and protest instead demanding immediate action to prevent climate breakdown. This is an interview in New Statesman.
She was a Bristol European Green Capital Ambassador along with Kevin McCloud, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Tony Juniper, Simon King, Miranda Krestovnikoff and Shaun the Sheep! See the full list of Bristol Ambassadors. She has also been listed with the singer-songwriter George Ezra and actress Maisie Williams from Game of Thrones as one of Bristol's most influential young people.
She organised four nature is helping to run four more in 2019. She also organised a conference, Race Equality in Nature, in June 2016 aiming to increase the ethnic diversity in nature and plans two more in 2019. She has also set up Black2Nature with the aim of working with organisations to increase the access to nature of Visible Minority Ethnic people and is President. Please connect with her on LinkedIn (Mya-Rose Birdgirl Craig) so that she can invite you to join the Race Equality in Nature LinkedIn Group and be part of the change.
She has given over 50 talks, speaking at conferences such as being on a panel with George Monbiot and Caroline Lucas on Sustainability and the Future of Cities. She is a Minister in Chris Packham's Manifesto for Nature in 2018 and spoke in front of 10,000 people at the Walk for Nature. She has also appeared on TV and radio and is particularly proud of being in Silent Roars, a short film which was part of Listen to Britain 2017 https://player.bfi.org.uk/free/film/watch-the-silent-roars-2017-online.
She has been awarded the Bath and West Show Environmental Youth Award 2017 for Bristol for her Black2Nature work EYA 2017. She was also listed as one of Bristol's BME top 100 powerlist.
She loved seeing Mountain Gorillas in East Africa and Penguins in Antarctica over Christmas 2015, her 7th continent. She became the youngest person to see 5000 birds in 2019 age 16 and is looking forward to visiting Brazil birding in 2019 and hopes to see half the birds in the world there. Please also like her Birdgirl Facebook Page and follow her on Birdgirl Twitter. If you would like to contact Mya-Rose about her work, please e-mail helenabcraig@hotmail.co.uk.
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Published on Robert Reich's Blog, by Robert Reich, June 4, 2011.
The silence is deafening. While the rest of the nation is heading back toward a double dip, Washington continues to obsess about future budget deficits. Why?
Republicans don't want to do anything about jobs and wages. They're so intent on unseating Obama they'd like the economy to remain in the dumps through Election Day. They also see the lousy economy as an opportunity to sell Americans their big lie that government spending is the culprit — and jobs will return if spending is cut and government shrinks.
Democrats, meanwhile, don't want to admit the recovery has stalled. They worry such talk will further undermine consumer confidence or spook the bond market. They don't want to head into the election year sounding downbeat. And they don't think they have the votes for anything that will have much effect before Election Day anyway.
But there's a third reason for Washington's inaction. It's not being talked about — which is itself evidence of the problem.
The unemployed are politically invisible. They don't make major campaign donations. They don't lobby Congress. There's no National Association of Unemployed People.
Their ranks are filled with women who had been public employees, single mothers, minorities, young people trying to enter the labor force, and middle-aged men who have been out of work for longer than six months. You couldn't find a collection of people with less political clout.
Women who had been teachers, public health professionals and social workers have been hit hard. These jobs continue to be slashed by state and local governments. Public schools alone accounted for nearly 40% of the nation's total public sector job losses in the last year. From March 2010 to March 2011, women lost 214,000 public sector jobs, compared with a loss of 115,000 public jobs by men.
Unmarried mothers are having a particularly difficult time getting back jobs because their work was heavily concentrated in the retail, restaurant and hotel sectors. Many of these jobs disappeared when consumers reduced their discretionary spending, and they won't come back in force until consumers start spending more again.
According to a new report by the California Budget Project, the recession erased more than half the jobs single mothers in California had gained from 1992 to 2002. The result has been a drop in the share of unmarried mothers in jobs, from 69.2% in 2007 to 58.8% in 2010. Unmarried mothers who still have jobs are working fewer hours per week than before.
… What do these jobless have in common? They lack the political connections and organizations to get the ears of politicians, and demand policies to spur job growth. (full text).


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Breaking….Ganduje offers Emir Sanusi new appointment
His Royal Highness, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari CFR discussing with His Royal Highness, Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi during his visit to Ilorin on Saturday PHOTO CREDIT: Royal News
The Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has been appointed as the pioneer Chairman of the new State Council of Emirs for a period of two years, ROYAL NEWS reports.
The announcement, which came as a surprise has finally put to rest speculations as to who Governor Abdullahi Ganduje will appoint as the Chairman of the Emirate Council.
It would be recalled that Ganduje had in a recent TV interview said that he would soon appoint a chairman for the State Council of Emirs.
During the interview, Ganduje, pointed out that the law empowers him to appoint, who becomes the chairman of the State Council of Emirs.
In a statement by Abba Anwar, his Chief Press Secretary, Ganduje restated that the reason behind the creation of four additional emirates headed by first-class emirs, was that they were in existence in the past.
He added that it was the people, who yearned for it, so as to facilitate and fast track the socio-economic development of their respective communities.
"There was a similar demand, during the reign of the late former governor of the old Kano State, Alhaji Muhammad Abubakar Rimi, recalling that, at that time, the process for the creation of the then new emirates did not comply, with the provisions of the Constitution."
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Eros International, a leading global company in the Indian film entertainment industry has announced its plans to produce with Oscar winner A.R. Rahman's YM Movies, a Hindi feature film.
With this venture, the multi-talented Indian composer, singer-songwriter and music producer dons the hat of a film producer too. For the first time, A.R. Rahman has conceived the movie and written the basic story with help of international and local talent. It's a young sensual movie based on love, art and self-discovery.
Speaking on the announcement, A.R. Rahman said, "It's a 16 year relationship with Eros and this time it's extending the role a bit more. It's about exploring the other side of a creative partnership. YM Movies is born out of sheer aspiration to create movies which could bring a lot of joy, fulfilling the artistic and cinematic demands".
Sunil Lulla, Managing Director, Eros International Media Ltd added, "The film is an extension of the creative genius of A.R. Rahman and it's with great pleasure that we announce this very special venture with him. With this film, we wish to present music and cinema at its best and entertain fans and audiences with an unforgettable experience".


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A Bulgarian NGO warns that radical Islam has found its way in Bulgaria through the gypsy neighbourhoods. The leader of the organization pleas the government to do something about it.
Petko Asenov, the chairman of the NGO National Centre for the Development of Gypsies in Bulgaria warns that radical Islam is finding its way in the country through the people of gypsy ethnicity. According to him, in the town of Pazardzhik, the gypsies do not abide to the ban of burkas. By his words, walking through the gypsy neighbourhood there feels more like Afghanistan than a typical gypsy neighbourhood. All the women are wearing burkas, the men are wearing turbans and big beards.
He also warns that gypsy children from Bourgas have been transported to private educational institutions in the country the activity of which is not a matter of public record. He raises the questions of what are they teaching the children there and who pays for the accommodation, food and clothing of these children. Asenov pleas the government to take action on the matter, as it is a manner of national security.
Professor Tatyana Dronzina shared in an interview before the Bulgarian National Television, that one of the biggest problems with protecting the gypsies from radicalization is the high-levels of political correctness which have found their way to the Bulgarian parliament. She also shows concerns towards the Belgian method of integration which works in Bulgaria. According to her, it is a fruitless attempt, because the country is absent in the neighbourhoods in which these people live, which makes them secluded from local society and its direct influence over them. Professor Dronzina added that the traditional Bulgarian Islamic families have proven quite resilient to radicalization, but the same cannot be said for the newly converted gypsies, who, in an attempt to find their own identity, are much more susceptible to manipulation.
Petko Asenov's organization has been working with people of gypsy ethnicity for more than ten years and, at the moment, is a receiving funding from Finnish and Spanish investors on a project to build housing for the gypsies it is working with.


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The Space Coast of East Central Florida is a mecca for East Coast Surfing and has produced some of the top surfing talent in the world, including 11 (and counting) time world champion Kelly Slater of Cocoa Beach, and surfing twins C.J. and Damien Hobgood of Satellite Beach. Many sections of the Space Coast Beaches are great for learning the sport, particularly around the Cocoa Beach Area, while others are better left to more experienced surfers such as first peak at Sebastian Inlet and Monster Hole, about 1/4 of a mile offshore of the South Jetty at Sebastian Inlet.
Includes Playalinda Beach, Canaveral National Seashore
Playalinda Beach, Canaveral National Seashore.
Playalinda means "pretty beach" in Spanish, and Playalinda Beach east of Titusville lives up to the name. Its part of Canaveral National Seashore's 26 miles of undeveloped beach stretching from New Smryna Beach in the North to the massive Space Shuttle Launch Pads to the South, so when surfing here bring everything you need for the day, there are no shops for drinks, food, etc. Playalinda is a beach break, sand bottom, with rights and lefts and being North of the actual Cape of Cape Canaveral, the beach faces E-NE so it will go off better on a northerly swell. It is a beach for all experience levels and during the week will be relatively empty and on weekends crowds are usually moderate.
Includes Cocoa Beach, Patrick Air Force Base, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach
Cocoa Beach Pier
, 401 Meade Avenue, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
(1/2 Mile North of 520, off A1A)
. (321) 783-7549
. Built in 1962 the Cocoa beach Pier has become a historical landmark in these parts. In addition to the 800 ft fishing pier, there are 5 restaurants, 4 bars, and gift shops.The pier also offers fishing equipment rentals, bait sales, beach rentals, fresh water showers, regulation beach volleyball courts, lifeguards year round. Annual events include beach concerts and surf festivals throughout the year, including the National Kidney Foundation's Pro Am Easter Surfing Festival. The Beach Boys, UB40, Ali Campbell, Julian Marley, Maxi Priest and many others are some of the performers that have played here. Expect to pay for parking nearby. Easy wave to surf suitable for all levels, beach break with lefts and rights, and a sand bottom. Know that this beach will almost always be pretty crowded. There are several surf schools in the area. Google Satellite Image.
Lori Wilson Park
,1500 N Atlantic Avenue, Cocoa Beach. From SR-520 go south 1.4 miles on SR-A1A
. Open after sunrise until dusk, except for scheduled use.
ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Restrooms, Pavilions, Playground, Boardwalk, 4 Dune Crossovers, Nature Center, Nature Boardwalk, Paved Walkways. Sandy beach break with lefts and rights, with waves of average power, suitable for all surfers. Starts to go off at just under 3 ft. Can be crowded on weekends. Google Satellite Image
13th Street, Cocoa Beach
East end of 13th Street in Cocoa Beach
Sandy beach break with lefts and rights, with waves of average power, suitable for all surfers. Starts to go off at just under 3 ft. Can be crowded on weekends. Best at low tide. Google Satellite Image
Tables, Patrick Air Force Base South of Cocoa Beach
This will be the first public parking area south of Cocoa Beach on the oceanside of A1A across from the northernmost gate into the secure portion of the base. This is a sandbar break which peaks nicely during any significant swell. Goes left and right with a sandy bottom and average power waves. Suitable for all surfers, can be crowded on weekends. Best at mid to high tides. Google Satellite Image
Patrick Air Force Base, Old "O" Club Beach
This used to be the site of the Patrick Air Force Base Officer's Club until the place caught on fire and burned to the ground, hence the name, "O Club Beach". If you are civilian, park in the southern section of the lot. This is a sandbar break with a sand bottom, lefts and rights, and average power waves suitable for all levels of surfers. Best at mid to high tides. Google Satellite Image
2nd Light, Patrick Air Force Base
Known as Florida's Wave Magnet this is a very consistent beach break, with a sand bottom, rights and lefts and breaks even on small waves when other spots are flat. Good beach for all levels. When a hurricane swell comes in it produces nice barrels which draws some of the best surfers around.
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Hangers, Patrick Air Force Base
When the waves are small, this is a great longboard spot. When a swell comes in, it's best for more experienced surfers. Known to produce some nice barrels. Sandy beach break with some coquina rocks, lefts and rights. Usually less crowded than 2nd Light. Google Satellite Image
This is a reef break that during a swell can produce fast, powerful, hollow waves suitable for more experienced surfers. Be aware of rip currents during swells, and the coquina rocks that form the reef. One of the better breaks in the Satellite Beach area. Google Satellite Image
Peg Legs
Located at the ocean end of DeSoto Parkway in Satellite Beach this is a reef break which produces lefts and rights and is suitable for all levels. Can be really nice outside when a swell is on.
Irene H. Canova Park
, 2289 Highway A1A, Indian Harbour Beach
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FROM US Hwy 1 go east 3.3 miles across the Eau Gallie Cswy (SR-518), turn left on SR-A1A and go 0.1 miles to the park. Park open after 7:00 a.m. until dark. This is a beach break with rights and lefts, and produces fairly steep walls and hollow waves. The bottom is sand with some coquina rock. This is also a very popular spot so expect some local attitudes. Best for experienced surfers. Google Satellite Image
Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Spanish House, Long Point, Sebastian Inlet
Indialantic Boardwalk, located at the end of State Road 192 or Melbourne Causeway.
This is a sandy beach break with waves of average power, rights and lefts, and suitable for all levels of surfer. Google Satellite Image
Ocean Avenue; Located at the end of Ocean Avenue in Melbourne Beach. This is a sandbar break with average to good waves during a swell, rights and lefts, and generally suitable for all surfers.
Spessard Holland North Beach Park
2525 Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach
FROM US-192 (Melbourne Cswy), go south on Miramir Ave/SR-A1A 1.0 miles to the intersection with Ocean Blvd and Oak St. Go left around the curve onto Atlantic Ave and continue 2 miles. The park is on the left. Open after 7:00 a.m. until dark, except for scheduled use. ADA ACCESSIBLE: Parking, Restrooms. This is a fairly consistent sandy beach break with rights and lefts, waves of average power, and generally suitable for surfers of all levels. Google Satellite Image
Near the entrance to Longpoint Park about 2 miles north of Sebastian Inlet. Park at the Longpoint Food Mart on the west side of A1A and walk across the highway to the beach. There is a small sand parking area but the sand is fairly soft and it's easy to get a car stuck. This is a sand bar break with some deep water between the offshore sandbar and the beach. Popular with longboarders, with lefts and rights and some nice hollow waves. Suitable for all surfers. Google Satellite Image
Spanish House. Located across A1A from the access road to the Sebastian Inlet Marina, this sandbar break is one of the best spots on the east coast of Florida, and one of the most popular, in spite of the drive, as it is fairly distant from most major cities along the Space Coast. It is a bit off the shore with some deep water between the bar and the shore. During normal conditions it produces consistent waves of average power with lefts and rights and is suitable for all surfers. When it gets big, the waves are fast, powerful, and hollow, and draws surfers from around the state, ie, it gets crowded and is best left to experienced surfers. Google Satellite Image
Sebastain Inlet State Park
When first peak goes off, this spot produces some of the fastest most powerful waves along the East Coast. It is a jetty break and the energy from the incoming wave bounces off the north jetty and forms a raised peak in the wave just north of the jetty. Obviously the direction is right only. The wave is fast, powerful, and hollow, which is why several tournaments are held here each year. On weekends this spot can be ultra crowded. Best for experienced surfers who can hold their own in the lineup.
Monster Hole.
Monster hole is a sandbar and reef structure about 1/4 mile off of the tip of the south jetty at Sebastian Inlet, with deep water between the bar and the shore. During the normal relatively flat days of Summer you can't even tell it's there. It takes a swell of about 3-5 feet to set it off. When it does break, it produces fast, powerful, and hollow lefts that peel off for 100 yards or more. The place is also known for sightings of large sharks. Not for beginners. Access is by boat or a long paddle from shore. Some surfers have been known to jump from the north jetty and paddle across the inlet. When surfs not up the place is known as a dive spot. Google Satellite Image
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