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Running a successful remodeling company isn't easy. And trying to build one that can run without your day-to-day involvement is even harder.
If you want to take your company to the upper levels of success, you must first acknowledge that it's a long road. There's no magic elixir.
It takes time. It takes commitment.
That being said, there are certain things you can do right now–today–that can make an impact in the short-term. I've compiled a list of 21 ( plus a bonus at the end).
If it ain't broke, break it! Sustainable success comes from continually looking for ways to improve your operations—one small step at a time.
Start your day by saying, "This is what I will accomplish today," and do it. Whether it takes 15 minutes or 6 hours.
Focus on the moment. Stay 100 percent mentally focused on what you're doing. Multitasking is your enemy.
Map out the specific tasks you need to do to reach your daily goals and plot your progress throughout the day. Most contact-management systems allow for tracking and tallying daily performance.
Know how to handle the rejection embedded in the no's you collect, every day.
Keep your mind off yourself and on your revenue-generating goals.
Turn to your support group. Don't face business challenges alone. And whenever you can, share your lessons with others in the safe environment of a support group of your peers.
Keep a journal. It's not enough merely to track daily performance in a contact management system. Record lessons learned, shortcuts, attitude assessment, and interpersonal behavior.
Create a process that forces you to systematically perform the grunt work aspect of sales and make sure it covers generating referrals and working leads already generated.
Have a system of selling. If you don't, you'll be a prisoner of the buyer's system—one designed to keep you coughing up your expertise for free.
Standard Operating Procedures minimize growing pains. From the way you prefer a cornice return to be built to the way a customer is contacted after the job, everything should have an SOP.
Divide the anticipated gross profit for your backlog (work under contract but not yet produced) by your monthly overhead to determine how much overhead is "in stock" – it's your safety net. Shoot for no less than 4 months.
You—and your employees—need the security of backlog. Don't destroy your backlog security by adding crews whenever work begins to build up.
Don't count a job as backlog until it is under construction contract.
Consider outsourcing office tasks. Hire a "virtual assistant" and benefit from getting more done without the additional payroll and worker's compensation taxes.
A Gatekeeper will yield more sales. S/he will be the first point of contact with prospects, pre-qualify them, and maintain contact after they sign contracts. You will save valuable time formerly spent on low-quality leads.
Ask your employees for ideas about ways to improve the company, simplify procedures, and increase productivity. Give a $50 reward for ideas that will be implemented.
You MUST challenge employees. Give them as much responsibility as they are ready for and allow them to fail as well as succeed.
Praise is the number one employee motivator. Don't forget to do it. An employee that feels appreciated is an employee for life.
Purchase the best business and industry books for a "company library" and encourage employees to read and consult them.
To have a superstar team, hire people who know more about their specialty than you do. This is how a company grows!
Take assessments frequently. They allow you to benchmark your business objectively. The detailed insights gained help you to reflect on the current state of your business and discover action steps you need to take.


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Q: localStorage not persisting on Ionic (Cordova) app rebuild with Java 8 I've been developing my app for 10 months and in all that time I've been using localStorage to persist user data. I know there are better options but it has served my purpose fine up to now.
I'm just developing for Android and I would write my code and then install onto my phone with ionic run android --device
The changes would be installed and my user data would still be there.
However, just today I needed to upgrade to use Java 8 rather than 7 in order to support the new Google Play Services (I think that's what required it).
Now whenever I rebuild and reinstall the app with ionic run android --device all of my localStorage data is wiped and the app installs as if totally new.
Is this to be expected?
Is there something I can change to make it work like it did before?
Many thanks for any responses.
Potentially useful information
$ ionic -version
2.0.0
$ java -version
java version "1.8.0_101"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_101-b13)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.101-b13, mixed mode)
$ cordova -version
5.4.0
OS
Windows 10
Android version (on phone)
6.0.1 - security patch 5 October 2016.
(Just updated today so potentially also a cause of the change)

A: Are you using sqlite as the storage driver?
In your app.module.ts
IonicStorageModule.forRoot({
  name: '__yourapp-localstorage',
     driverOrder: ['sqlite','indexeddb', 'websql']
}),

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What is Elon Musk going to revive? It's the old Vine, the new Twitter.
By: Pooja
Elon Musk wants something old back. He has asked engineers to revive Vine, a short-form video app that was shut down by Twitter in 2016 and preceded TikTok and Instagram reels.
Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has a new vision for Twitter, among which he wants to revive Vine, the short-form video app that came long before TikTok and Instagram reels. Musk has requested that Twitter engineers examine Vine's old code and determine if it can be revived, according to reports. A yes/no poll was also posted by the "Chief Twit" on 31 October, asking his followers, "Bring back Vine?" More than four million voted, and 69.6 percent of people.
Bring back Vine?
What exactly is Vine?
Vine is a short video app that became popular in 2013. It was created by Dom Hoffman, Rus Yusupov, and Colin Kroll. Users could make six-second videos that would play on a loop. A precursor to TikTok and Instagram reels, it is said to have inspired short-format videos that are so popular on social media today.
Why did Vine disappear?
The Vine app was acquired in 2012 by Twitter and released to the public a year later. It was growing in popularity and had over 200 million active users. However, Facebook helped kill Vine. According to leaked documents, Facebook blocked Vine's access to Facebook data, a decision Mark Zuckerberg personally approved. Vine has been deprived of access to a feature on Facebook that allows users to search for and add friends on the video platform.
During the month of October 2016, Twitter announced it would end Vine, which users would no longer be able to upload new videos, but they would be able to access old videos. Two months later, Vine's website was shut down, but its successor app, Vine Camera, was released for iOS and Android two months later. In 2017, Twitter released an archive of all Vine videos, but that too was taken down in 2019.
What is Musk's motivation for reviving Vine?
The new owner of Twitter, Musk, wants to take Vine from TikTok with a Vine reboot. According to a report in Axios, engineers have been asked to work on it by year's end. The video app's old code base hasn't been updated since Twitter shut it down. Twitter engineers are looking at it.
In addition to Vine, Musk is considering bringing TikTok back, which is banned in India but is the world's top-grossing app. With approximately $914.4 million in consumer spending in the third quarter of 2022, TikTok's global app and Douyin on iOS together held the top spot for non-game apps on the App Store and Google Play combined.
According to the app's latest statistics, it generated $2.5 million a day on Android and iPhone devices on a global scale, excluding the iPad, in September.
Despite the addition of new video features by Twitter since 2016, reviving Vine could offer video creators an alternative platform that is distinct from Twitter's general discourse. The Suggested Videos section on Twitter started showing short videos a few weeks ago. The vertical scroll design is now popular on other platforms as well.
In addition to the Vine poll, Musk asked, "How can we make it better?" he was responding to YouTube creator MrBeast, who said that competing with TikTok would be "hilarious."
If you did that and actually competed with tik tok that'd be hilarious
— MrBeast (@MrBeast) October 31, 2022
Musk's plan to turn Twitter into a "super app" like China's WeChat aligns with his plan to revive Vine. However, enabling this on a realistic schedule may not be possible.
What are the chances of a Vine reboot?
It has been six years since Vine shut down. A source told Axios that the video app "needs a lot of work". Reviving the app in the next two months won't be easy. In her Twitter post, Sara Beykpour said that Vine's original software may be outdated. "This code is 6+ years old. Some of it is 10+ years old. You should start over if you want Vine to flourish," she said.
some free advice, from someone who worked at Vine and also led the shutdown of Vine.
This code is 6+ years old. Some of it is 10+. You don't want to look there. If you want to revive Vine, you should start over.
trust me on this one guys ✌🌱 https://t.co/knM0mKM3Xf
— sara beykpour (@pandemona) October 31, 2022
The founder of Vine, Rus Yusupov, explained in September that the app did not work because it lacked the right features and could not be monetized.
What's the smart take on why Vine died even though it was basically TikTok?
— Eli Pariser 🏞📲 (@elipariser) September 12, 2022
Vine is likely to have difficulty competing with YouTube Shorts and TikTok, according to a blog published by Engadget. Almost all of TikTok's success can be attributed to the app's "For You" algorithm, which always finds the videos that keep people glued to it. Many of Vine's most prolific creators have moved on to other platforms, it says. Vine never had anything comparable.
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Norwich City loan watch: Abrahams scores but can't prevent Yeovil's relegation
Published: 1:44 AM April 29, 2019 Updated: 7:11 PM November 22, 2020
Norwich City striker Tristan Abrahams scored a penalty but loan club Yeovil were relegated Picture: Nick Butcher - Credit: Nick Butcher
There was relegation heartbreak for Norwich City striker Tristan Abrahams, despite scoring for loan club Yeovil Town.
The 20-year-old put the Glovers 1-0 up from the penalty spot in the 18th minute at Northampton on Saturday and the visitors were 2-0 up within six minutes.
However, Northampton hit back with two goals early in the second half and the 2-2 draw saw Yeovil slip out of the Football League after 16 seasons out of non-league, thanks to Macclesfield winning 1-0 at Port Vale.
It was a third goal in 15 games for Abrahams since joining on loan in January, having scored twice in 23 matches while on loan at another League Two club, Exeter, during the first half of the season.
The youngster is out of contract at City this summer, although there is an option for a further year in his contract, and also suffered relegation from the fourth tier with Leyton Orient in 2017.
Ben Marshall came off after 66 minutes of Millwall's 0- home draw with Stoke, which secured survival for the Lions, as Rotherham lost 2-1 at West Brom to drop into League One.
Left-back James Husband played all of a 0-0 home draw against Bristol Rovers for Fleetwood Town, with both destined to finish in mid-table in the third tier.
Anthony Spyrou returned to action for Wrexham as the Dragons rested players ahead of the National League play-offs, playing 83 minutes of a 2-1 home win over Harrogate as fourth place was secured
Elsewhere in the top tier of non-league, Timi Odusina made his first start in a month for AFC Fylde, playing all of a 2-0 home defeat to Halifax as the Coasters finished fifth ahead of a play-off campaign.
Over in the USA, started his eighth consecutive game as Tampa Bay Rowdies continued their unbeaten start to the season in the second tier United Soccer League Championship, coming off in the 89th minute of a 1-1 home draw with Charlotte Independence.
In the Dutch second tier, Simon Power came on in the 87th minute as Dordrecht were beaten 1-0 at Top OSS.
Not in action were: Nelson Oliveira (Reading), Yanic Wildschut (Bolton), Matt Jarvis (Walsall), Steven Naismith (Hearts), Mason Bloomfield (AFC Fylde), Marcel Franke (Darmstadt)


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CAPTRUST Elects New Shareholder Partner >
CAPTRUST Elects New Shareholder Partner
Richmond's Beryl Ball Becomes the Firm's Newest Shareholder Partner
CAPTRUST Financial Advisors named Beryl Ball as an advisor shareholder partner and promoted her to senior vice president. This promotion comes in recognition of her exemplary record of contribution toward the success of the firm.
Ball joined CAPTRUST in 2008 as a vice president and financial advisor in Richmond, Virginia after a distinguished career in the retirement industry. Today, she provides advisory services to more than 20 institutional clients, representing approximately $2.5 billion of plan assets and more than 60,000 participants.
"We're excited to recognize Beryl with this honor. Her impact has been undeniable," says Wilson Hoyle, managing director and head of the firm's Advisor Support Group. "Acknowledging colleagues' service to clients and the firm is an important part of our culture. It makes this a special place to work."
Ball received her Bachelor of Arts degree in history and foreign language from the University of Richmond. She received a Master of Arts degree from Purdue University. Ball holds a Certified Retirement Services Professional (CRSP) designation.
About CAPTRUST Financial Advisors
CAPTRUST Financial Advisors is an independent investment research and fee-based advisory firm specializing in providing retirement plan and investment advisory services to retirement plan fiduciaries, executives, and high-net-worth individuals. Headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., the firm represents $160 billion in client assets with offices in Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia. To learn more, visit www.captrustadvisors.com.


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"As Maine goes, so goes the nation" is a phrase that at one time was in wide currency in United States politics. The phrase described Maine's reputation as a bellwether state for presidential elections. Specifically, Maine's September election of a governor predicted the party outcome of the November presidential election in 19 out of the 26 presidential election years from 1832 to 1932, or 73 percent of the time. The accurate years were from 1832 (if not earlier) through 1844, in 1852, from 1860 through 1876, in 1888, from 1896 through 1908 and from 1920 through 1932.
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Disney Channel has 'Hocus Pocus' TV Movie in the Works
Disney Channel is in early stages of development on a Hocus Pocus TV movie, a reimagining of the 1993 cult classic Walt Disney feature, which starred Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy.
The new take is being written by Scarlett Lacey (The Royals), with David Kirschner, producer on the original movie, on board to executive produce.
The 1993 film was written by Neil Cuthbert and Mick Garris, based on a story by Garris and Kirschner, and directed by zKenny Ortega. Garris hinted at a possibleHocus Pocus TV project in a recent interview.
The new Hocus Pocus iteration will have a new cast and a new director. Ortega, who has directed Disney Channel's two biggest TV movie franchises, High School Musicaland Descendants, is not involved.
Hocus Pocus chronicles what happens when three villainous witches, played by Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy and Sarah Jessica Parker, are inadvertently resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts. The film has become a cult hit and a staple on Disney Channel and Freeform with annual airings.
Kirschner's producing credits also include Curious George, An American Tail and The Addams Family.
From Deadline – Hollywood
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THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Thank you, Shelby and Katherine, for opening your beautiful home. I thank all the senators who are here. I thank especially Senator Kerrey and Senator Torricelli. When Bob Torricelli goes around the country or Bob Kerrey goes around the country, I know they enjoy it, but it still gets hard. (Laughter.) It still gets hard.
All these senators are here -- they're going to go get on a plane and go home tonight so they can be there to vote tomorrow. And I thank them for doing this on behalf of others, among whom surely are the three candidates we have for the Senate in New York tonight. And I thank them all for running and for their fidelity to our party and for what they have already done for our country. And I thank Judith Hope for her leadership.
I also would be remiss if I didn't thank the people of New York for being so good to me and Al Gore. Twenty-five percent of the total plurality I received in popular votes in the entire country in 1996 came from New York, and I'm very grateful. (Applause.) I was just leaning against the wall back there wondering how much better I might have done if I hadn't interrupted traffic for four years before the election. (Laughter.) Truly the people here are the epitome of tolerance. One of you tonight informed me that you had to walk 10 blocks just to get here because of my attendance. (Laughter.) For that I apologize.
Let me say very briefly, I try to do a number of these events to help our candidates for the Senate, our candidates for the House. I believe that the success that our country has enjoyed in the last few years is something that all Americans can claim a part of. Certainly, the private sector deserves an enormous amount of credit; just ordinary working people deserve an enormous amount of credit. But clearly the direction of this country, and with it the direction of our party, has moved into the future, has changed, has gone to a different level. And the results have been very, very satisfactory.
We are going to have a surplus of some size this year, the first time our budget has been in balance in three decades. We have been able to dramatically increase our investments in education and in health care for our children, in the environment, in science and technology, to try to prepare for long-term growth.
What I would like to say to you tonight is -- I think I'd like to make just two points about why this coming election is so important. Because if you're just following events in the papers today or on the evening news, you see that there's -- particularly from the other side -- there's a little more partisan rhetoric creeping back into their speeches. They seem to be sort of lapsing into that. It's easier; you can be in a semi-coma and give that speech, because they know how to do it so well.
But I think that we shouldn't forget as Democrats why we're here, why the country is in the best shape it's been in a generation, and what we're supposed to do with this time. You know, good times can be very deceptive because even if the times are very good, all of us know they're very dynamic. Things are changing very rapidly. You can take any set of circumstances and pick up a magazine and one expert will say the glass is half-full and the other will say the glass is half-empty, a third will say the glass is unbreakable, and the fourth will say it's about to be shattered.
So in a dynamic time it seems to me we need to think about two things. Number one, when people have a lot of confidence because things are going well, but leaders know that things are changing and the ground is still moving, that is the time when the big issues should be faced and long-term problems should be solved. Now, we've got the sort of basic mechanisms of our society working better now with the budget in balance and the other things that are going on.
This country has some big, long-term problems. I'll just mention three or four. One, reform of Social Security to deal with the baby boomers. Two, reform of Medicare to deal with the costs that will come before the baby boom generation. We've cut the long-term deficit in Medicare by more than half in the last two years, but we've still got some problems. Three, climate change. Four, the biggest public health problem in America is still the fact that 3,000 children a day start to smoke cigarettes and 1,000 of them a day are going to die sooner because of it. Five, we still don't have an adequate network of child care in our country that is truly affordable for working people.
Now, those are just five issues. I can think of a lot more. Overshadowing all of them is that we still haven't provided a truly world class education for every child in this country.
I mention those things to say when times are good you should bear down in dealing with those problems, not relax and walk away from them. And no political party should let itself sort of just kind of disintegrate into petty bickering and small-minded politics. This is a time to lift America up, energize us on big issues, and move us forward. That's the first point I want to make. That's why these elections are important.
The second point I want to make is this country, for all the change and all the modern things and all the science and technology and everything else, is still always about, in my opinion, three big ideas. And at every time of change we have to lay off the dead hand of history and adopt new means to reaffirm and broaden these three big ideas.
One is, we're about freedom and liberty. We're about deepening the meaning of freedom. That's why I supported the Employment Nondiscrimination Act. That's why I've tried to involve more different kinds of people than any administration ever has in our administration. That's why I have tried to push this race initiative and get Americans to think about what it's going to be like when we are no longer a bi-racial or even a tri-racial society, but we have the most diverse democracy in the world, when more and more places look like the New York City schools do.
Because these are the challenges we've always faced. This is the challenge of our generation, the freedom challenge. How are we going to get the most out of everybody's life? Only if everyone is treated with dignity and equality.
The second thing this country has always been about is widening the circle of opportunity, giving everyone not a guarantee, but a chance. I don't think any serious person would say that everybody in this country has really got the same chance today. But there are more people with more chances than they had five years ago, and I'm proud of that. And I'm determined to see that we continue to expand those chances.
That's why we've supported things at home and abroad like micro-credit programs, for example, to give little people a chance to borrow money to get into business, to prove that they can make something of their lives. It may sound like a small thing, but to someone who has it, who didn't have it before, it's all the difference in the world. And the Democratic Party is about widening the circle of opportunity.
And the third thing that I want to say, and it's very important, that is so easy to lose sight of when the stock market is at 9,000 or even when it drops 160 points, is we're also about strengthening the bonds of our union and improving our relationships with people beyond our borders. That also has been a constant throughout our 200-year-plus history. And that's very important.
If you look at what's eating the world alive today -- I go to Africa and I celebrate all the wonderful things that are happening and then go to Rwanda and talk to six people who survived 100 days in which 800,000 people were slaughtered because of their tribal differences. We're all sitting on pins and needles, especially in New York, waiting for the Irish to vote in May -- to see whether they can vote for the next 30 years instead of being imprisoned by the last 30 years or, indeed, by the last 600 years. We're all hanging around now waiting on pins and needles as we celebrate Israel's 50th birthday, because the Secretary of State is going to London to meet with the leader of Israel and the leader of the PLO hoping to get the peace process going again.
All over the world, in this so-called modern world where kids are pecking away on the Internet on every continent, we are still bedeviled by the most fundamental and primitive of prejudices of all kinds. We, the American people, should be drawing closer together. We, the Democratic Party, should be the instrument of that union.
So I say to you, there are two reasons that you ought to be here. One is, more Democratic senators and re-electing the ones we have means we'll do a better job on the big issues for tomorrow. We've proved it with the deficit, we've proved it with crime, we've proved it with welfare, we've proved it with the environment, we've proved it with a whole host of issues. But we've still got huge challenges out there to face.
And two -- and even more important -- we will carry forward the eternal mission of America in modern times. And that matters more than anything else. In the end that's what will really matter to your kids. Are we forming a more perfect union? Is there more opportunity for everybody? Does freedom mean more today than it did 30 years ago? If we can do our job and you help us, the answer to all three of those questions will be a resounding yes.


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More Than 5K Raise Epilepsy Awareness in Washington, D.C.
Leaders of the Epilepsy Foundation kick off the 12th Annual National Walk for Epilepsy on the National Mall. The Epilepsy Foundation (www.epilepsy.com) leads the fight to overcome the challenges for 3.4 million people in the U.S. living with seizures.
Washington, D.C. – The Epilepsy Foundation is hosting its 12th Annual National Walk for Epilepsy on the National Mall with thousands of participants including families, healthcare providers, partners, and celebrities. Rick Harrison from "Pawn Stars", NFL Quarterback Brett Hundley from the Green Bay Packers, Chef Chris Kyler from "Food Network Star" and Tonya Pointer (aka DJ Nonchalant) joined the Walk as celebrity champions for the cause.
The annual 5K walk in the nation's Capital brings the community together to celebrate the Foundation's 50th year of leading the fight against seizures, raised donations to support much-needed research, advocacy, education and services for the more than 3.4 million people in the U.S. living with seizures.
When a person has two unprovoked seizures or one unprovoked seizure with the likelihood of more, they are considered to have epilepsy. (An unprovoked seizure is one that occurs for no known reason.) Epilepsy affects more than 3.4 million people in the U.S. and 65 million worldwide. This year, another 150,000 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy. Despite all available treatments, at least 3 out of 10 people with epilepsy continue to experience uncontrolled seizures while many more experience less than optimal seizure control.
The Epilepsy Foundation, a national non-profit with over 50 local organizations throughout the U.S., has led the fight against seizures since 1968. The Foundation is an unwavering ally for individuals and families impacted by epilepsy and seizures. The mission of the Epilepsy Foundation is: to lead the fight to overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives. The Foundation works to ensure that people with seizures have the opportunity to live their lives to their fullest potential. For additional information, please visit epilepsy.com.
"Like" the Epilepsy Foundation on Facebook at facebook.com/epilepsyfoundationofamerica and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/epilepsyfdn.


Should the Pro Football Frenzy have an overall LB?
I think the title says it all...Should there be an overall seasonal Leader Board, with some sort of nominal prize for the top 3 for their overall performance?
I know it is too late to do it for this season, but there is still a second half to come & a abbreviated version is still possible.
I agree 100%. I thought at the begining of the season that they would have one and was disappointed to learn that I was mistaken.
I've been looking to see if there were rules posted for the "Frenzy" & I was wondering if for next year could IN change the challenge a little & try adding "Handycapping" games as a way to break up the log-jams every week.
I was thinking that for each week that along with picking winners, you also say what the win will be by.
Or there could be 1 pt for a home win 1 1/2 for away wins? This way the pay-outs for the players would be a little better (not as many winning though).
Just a few suggestions to mull over for next season or how's about a Fantasy League?
Really good suggestions. We'll have to rework it and make some changes for next year.
Is there a problem with this weeks PFF? I can't seem to be able to make my prediction on the score on the tie breaker???
BUMP!!! What's wrong? We're going into a 3rd week of PFF & there no results for the last 2 weeks???


The goal of this post is to give an overview about how you can use a pair Networks shared host to create a WordPress site. My plan is to outline how I created my site, Altoplace. I plan to update this post with links to future posts where I will provide more details about a specific topic, such as using ssh and wp-cli. I will try to keep these posts, including this one, up to date. The "published" date will also be updated when I make changes. I will also includes references to other blog posts or sites—I don't want to reinvent the wheel if I don't have to.
pair Networks offers Managed Hosting for WordPress. I don't have any experience with it. I assume that it's hosting optimized for WordPress. I went with the shared hosting option because I wanted "general purpose" hosting that included email right out of the box. I will most likely explore other website development CMSs such as Drupal or Grav. But, for now, my focus is WordPress.
pair Networks also offers a "one-click" WordPress install option via pairSIM. But there is an extra $2.95 per month charge to use pairSIM. It's a good option to use if you don't want the complexity of installing WordPress via the command line.
I am not a WordPress expert. However, I do have a fair amount of experience with Unix and Linux. As the theme of my site indicates, I want to publish notes about what I have learned—a place to store them for myself and a reference for others if they find them useful. I encourage questions and feedback.
I use the Linux command line a lot. For example, I use shell commands to backup my site to my Mac, where I host a local version of my site, altoplace.tst. There are a lot of plugins that can do the same, backups, staging, etc. But I like to use the power of Linux to do some of the heavy lifting for me, and, especially since I am retired, I can save money by not having to purchase additional plugins.
I am assuming that you have some experience using the Linux command line, but I will try to explain what I am doing. My examples will be both Linux (Ubuntu) and Mac related. The Mac has a Unix-like command line capability, accessed via the Terminal App, that works very nicely in conjunction with using Homebrew to get updated versions of some tools. My Mac examples will mostly work on a Ubuntu desktop. However, if you are using a Windows PC, you will have to find the equivalent environment. I would suggest checking out Cygwin to get that "Linux feeling" on Windows.
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You will want to change the default pair Networks command line shell to bash and set up your bash environment. I will write about this later.
Create your WordPress database via the pair Networks Account Control Center (ACC).
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Finally, I set up WP-CLI on my Mac to remotely do database backups and restores. I use it along with rsync to sync my local (development) WordPress site with my WordPress site on my pair Networks shared host. Again, I will write another post with details about how I set this up.
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Q: Should object oriented programming be the first thing students learn? My high school is starting a program where, instead of following the 'traditional' method of teaching programming (learning variables, then operations, loops, methods, and finally OOP), students are immediately introduced to object oriented programming without any other programming knowledge.
Is this a good idea?
My personal view is that teaching OOP first is misguided - when I was introduced to OOP, I was able to appreciate the power it gave me when designing complex programs, as I was already familiar with procedural programming. Introducing students to OOP at such an early stage might make them ignorant as to the power and flexibility that OOP gives programmers.
There are also the practical problems - students might have a difficult time designing classes when they have not been introduced to methods properly (how they work, when they should be used, etc.). I don't have many details about the course curriculum, but by my understanding, students are to be introduced to OOP by their third lesson, after having been taught variables and operations (as well as standard input/output).
In case it's relevant, the language my school teaches in is C#.

A: I believe it's a bad idea to teach object oriented programing first. My friend who took a course at a university where they taught OOP right away didn't properly learn how things worked. I believe not focusing on paradigms and not using classes is a good approach to introducing programing. Get familiar with the primitive data structures and flow control before learning OOP specific features.

A: I really think not.
Like many programmers of my generation, I learned using BASIC as a child, and I still think it has tremendous advantages over other more "modern" languages for those who are just starting to learn.
I think it may depend upon existing exposure and age (and what do you mean by the first thing they learn - kids as old as 2 or 3 are playing with tablets all the time now), but I have not seen any studies which looked at this at any age.
From a usability perspective for real neophytes, I think things like Python's white space and semicolon requiring languages (or JavaScript's automatic semicolon issues) can be a hindrance, but again, it depends upon their other experience to computers and keyboards etc.
I think a big mistake of people talking about the language to be taught is that they approach learning programming from the language at all instead of more holistically about all the gaps in people's computer experience.  Some beginners are not familiar with the computer, or the names of special characters, etc.  I expect this is actually GROWING rather than declining with the diminishing exposure to desktop computers in the home and decline of laptops compared to tablets among kids.  I remember early computing courses I attended (talking TRS-80 days again) concentrated on flow charts, but that seems to have completely gone out of vogue.

A: I think there are many ways to teach programming, it really depends on the course content and the teacher, they may have a really good approach to teaching the concepts.  I don't think you can really judge the quality of approach without knowing the whole story.   This question feels like it is asked with a bias of expectation, highlighting how it can fail based on that expectation,  rather than perhaps the course creators vision of how they want to build the concepts and teach.

A: I believe that there are at least two levels of writing code:

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*writing code that does the task that it is supposed to do;

*writing maintainable code that does the task and is also maintainable.

According to me, OOP is mainly about writing maintainable and understandable code. I think that when you learn programming it is hard enough to write code that just does what it has to do. This does not mean that writing clean, structured, and object oriented code is less important, it just means that it is too early to speak about that problems.
I would not introduce OOP concept in an early stage of learning of programming, because you can appreciate the advantages of OOP only after having written at least medium size programs.

A: I think C# is an excellent choice. You can get some pretty cool applications up and running with minimal knowledge. OO programming is not very different, if not identical to procedural programming in many ways. The students will still have to learn procedural style programming when they implement methods, but they will get to make much more interesting programs because they can make use of existing classes and/or overriding methods in those classes.
The trick at high school level is not to teach the students the ins/outs of programming but instead to get them "hooked" on programming. If they can build a really cool graphical application that does some neat things but learn only very basic programming, that will go a lot further than teaching them procedural coding but they have to use the console window that only allows textual input/output like they would end up doing if they started using a procedural language.
There are probably very many potential good programmers who lost interest after having to work with just cin, cout, scanf and getch().

A: I think is a good idea because maybe then they won't write procedural code in a OO language as many programmers do. Of course they will not write good code from start or understand the concepts deeply but they will in time. Probably they will see it natural to use polymorphism and strategy pattern instead of many if-elses or switch.
Regarding procedures I believe is a good idea to learn with the idea of encapsulation from start; in OOP your procedures (methods) are not global and do no access global data so your are more restricted when writing them. If one learns this as a native and proper way, it will probably write better code with fewer dependencies.
However I believe OOP is probably better suited for university not for highschool.

A: I was teaching an introductory course to programming a while ago. In order to prepare my class, a few months before starting, I read a great book named:
Reflections on the Teaching of Programming: Methods and Implementation.
The book covers research about different approaches to teaching programming on different universities during a long period. This includes techniques as objects first, functional programming first, apprentice-learning, model driven, etc., etc.
I defintely think it is a good start to get a good answer to your question.
Now a great book on how to teach objects first is Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ.
The book is very well designed thinking on teachers and students. Your lessons are already well prepared and I like the approach, even when I did not use it.
I taught my class first using an imperative style with Python and then, in a second class, I moved to the object-oriented model, mostly using the Karel The Robot: A Gentle Introduction to the Art of Programming and the students loved it. I think I could have tought programming with the object-first aproach using any of these two books. Evidently, these are for introductory courses. And some videos of University of Standford that I have seen seems to use these same approach.


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The Heart of Europe Bio-Crystallography Meeting (short HEC-Meeting) is an annual academic conference on structural biology, in particular protein crystallography. Researchers from universities, other research institutions and industry from Austria, Czech Republic, Germany and Poland meet to present and discuss current topics of their research. The talks are predominantly given by PhD students (doctoral students). An exception is the invited HEC lecture, which is held by a renowned scientist of the research field. The format of the HEC meeting has been adopted from the eleven years older Rhine-Knee Regional Meeting on Structural Biology.

History of the HEC-Meeting
The HEC-Meeting dates back to an initiative in the year 1998 of Manfred Weiss and Rolf Hilgenfeld, who were researchers at the Institute for Molecular Biotechnology (IMB) in Jena and intended to establish a meeting format similar to the Rhine-Knee Regional Meeting on Structural Biology in the New Länder. Both conferences are regional meetings of German scientists together with scientific research groups of the neighbouring countries. Nine groups from Germany (the new states and West-Berlin), Poland and Czech Republic participated in the first HEC-Meeting from 8 to 10 October 1998. Later also groups from Austria and the Old Federal States participated. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, no meeting was organized in 2020 and HEC-23 took place as an online meeting.

Former HEC-Meetings:

References

External links
 Website of HEC-16 at the Attersee, Austria
 Website of HEC-17 in Berlin-Schmöckwitz, Germany
 Website of HEC-18 in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic

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Tickets for Fulham's remaining Premier League home games of the 2018/19 campaign are now on sale to Season Ticket Holders.
March sees the Whites host their first SW6 derby in five years against Chelsea on Sunday 3rd (kick-off 2:05pm), before fixtures against title challengers Liverpool (Sunday 17th, kick-off 2:05pm) and Manchester City (Saturday 30th, kick-off 12:30pm).
For our final three home games of the season, Everton (Saturday 13th April, 3pm)*, Cardiff City (Saturday 27th April 3pm)* and Newcastle United (Sunday 12th May, 3pm) will all make the trip to Craven Cottage.
Full pricing for each game can be found on the respective Match Centre pages, while supporters are advised to check the full selling schedule information for each of these matches before attempting to purchase.
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The Glenleighden School Early Childhood program caters for students from Preparatory year and sometimes Year 1, depending on the learning needs of the student.
Students experience hands-on play-based learning activities through a modified Australian Curriculum underpinned by targeted therapy interventions.
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Brooks Stevens' Forward Vision
Another Sibling of the CJ-3B: the FC Jeep
December 1956 perhaps represented the official start of our current era of popular culture. When the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the year was tabulated, not only were three of the top ten records of 1956 by one artist -- Elvis Presley -- but they were also "rock 'n' roll". Although they were the only three rock 'n' roll records in the top ten, the music industry saw the future.
Also in December 1956, the Willys Motors division of the Kaiser Corporation thought they saw the future of four-wheel-drive.
The Forward Control Jeep, introduced that month as a 1957 model, was a symbol of the resurgence of the Willys division, now turning a healthy profit after several years in the red. This profit was largely the result of concentrating on building Jeeps rather than passenger cars, and successfully selling the Jeeps not just in North America, but around the world (see What Henry Kaiser Gave Up to Make Jeeps.) And now the company apparently felt the time was right for the next generation of four-wheel-drive vehicles.
The Forward Control design was the latest vision from Brooks Stevens, who was probably the foremost industrial designer of the era, and had previously worked for Willys on the design of the Jeep station wagon and the 1948 Jeepster. Also in his portfolio were the 1939 Steam-O-Matic iron, the Miller High Life beer logo, the 1948 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, the Excalibur automobile, the Lawn-Boy lawnmower, and the 1956 Evinrude Lark Runabout motorboat.
The FC trucks were given the most colorful and dramatic advertising Willys had used since the introduction of the CJ-2A in the mid-1940's.
What was perhaps most impressive about Stevens' cab-over-engine vision of the Jeep of the future, is that the first version was built on an almost off-the-shelf CJ-5 chassis with the F-head Hurricane drive train, allowing it to be developed quickly and cheaply.
The 150 was joined in 1957 by the longer FC-170, a one-ton truck on a 103.5-inch wheelbase with long axles, giving it a 63-inch-wide track. It came with the Super Hurricane inline-six engine, and was available with a T-98 four-speed transmission.
For 1958 the axles of the little FC-150 were also widened, to 57 inches. This change was mentioned in advertising (150K JPEG), because the truck body on the 48-inch track of the CJ-5 chassis had been rightly criticized as unstable.
In 1959 the engine compartment, running between the seats in the otherwise-spacious Forward Control cab (40K JPEG), was enlarged to allow better airflow from the front grille.
This photo shows Buck Toenges' restored 1960 FC-170; a heavier replacement bumper gives the truck a more serious look. See also a side view photo (70K JPEG).
Many of the FC's had stake bodies or speciality bodies such as a dump box (60K JPEG) or street painter (40K JPEG). A dual-rear-wheels version (200K JPEG) was introduced in 1959, and both the single and DRW versions were converted by a number of manufacturers into Forward Control Fire Engines.
This photo by Jolly Goodfellow, shows an FC-170 wrecker in Winnipeg, Manitoba. See also a front view photo (70K JPEG).
Some of the most unusual FC's were the M679 military ambulance and the M677 crew-cab pickup, built for the U.S. military in 1964-65 on the FC-170 chassis, with a 170 cubic-inch Cerlist diesel engine.
Bill Brennan photographed this 1964 M679 at Willys America in Cazadero, California.
Rock 'n' roll was here to stay, selling many millions of records by the time the Beatles cemented it into the mainstream and it became just "rock" in 1965. But although the Forward Control Jeeps were built until 1965, total production in nine years was not much more than 30,000 units according to Jim Allen in the Illustrated Buyer's Guide: Jeep .
Maybe the Forward Control design was in fact ahead of its time: the Big Three automakers were all trying cab-forward pickups and vans by the time Kaiser dropped the FC's in 1965. But maybe it would never have been right for the North American market, which has always preferred styling based on power and speed, to styling based on efficiency. The FC looked more like a European vehicle, and some years later EBRO in Spain built a successful series of Jeep cab-forward trucks (125K JPEG) not unlike the Forward Controls. Mahindra & Mahindra in India purchased the FC tooling from Kaiser Jeep and continued to build forward control vehicles for decades -- see Mahindra's 1972 Jeeps on CJ3B.info.
This illustration of the 1957 Jeep lineup comes from the FC-170 brochure seen above. See also a full-size version of this illustration (100K JPEG).
Thanks to Steve Chabot and to the Z. Taylor Vinson Transportation Collection for the brochures, and Bill Brennan, Jolly Goodfellow and Buck Toenges for photos. Archival photos from the Jeep House collection. -- Derek Redmond
Elsewhere on the web, see Craig Brockhaus' FC Connection.
Return to Siblings of the CJ-3B on CJ3B.info.
Last updated 4 November 2015 by Derek Redmond redmond@cj3b.info
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My name is Jim Hardy, and I have been involved with the school for the last 15 years. I have lived in Fairview, Montana for the majority of my life. I went to college in Dillon, Montana at Western Montana College. I came back to Fairview in 1998 to work full time on my farm, and before that, I worked in California as a teacher and in Bismark running an insurance agency.
I am married to Mary Hardy, a former FHS graduate, and together we have six children (Cory, Greg, Katie, Ben, Pat, and Paul), and four grandkids. Four of my kids graduated from FHS, and my daughter Katie works here as a PE teacher. Along with teaching, I have been fortunate enough to coach boys' basketball with Luke Kloker. In more recent years, I've coached girls' basketball with Jacquelyn Free and my daughter Katie Hurley. Katie and I also worked together coaching high school track. My youngest son Paul is currently a sophomore at FHS and is involved in football, basketball, track, and is the class president.
Here at FHS, I teach the Vo-Ag classes. I feel agriculture is essential in our school system because a big part of our local economy is agriculturally based. The knowledge I try to give the students is in production agriculture, marketing, agriculture business, general agriculture mechanics, welding, and construction.


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    class Redshift
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        # ==== Parameters
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        #    Constraints: Must contain no more than 255 alphanumeric characters or hyphens. Must not
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Ontex Group NV Company Snapshot
Ontex Group NV operates in the Sanitary paper products sector. In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares Ontex Group NV with three other manufacturers of various paper products in Europe: Svenska Cellulosa SCA AB of Sweden (2018 sales of 18.76 billion Swedish Kronor [US$1.97 billion] of which 51% was Paper), Paul Hartmann AG of Germany (2.12 billion Euro [US$2.35 billion] of which 33% was Incontinence Management), and Huhtamaki Oyj which is based in Finland (3.10 billion Euro [US$3.44 billion] of which 32% was North America).
Sales Analysis. Ontex Group NV reported sales of 2.29 billion Euro (US$2.54 billion) for the year ending December of 2018. This represents a decrease of 2.7% versus 2017, when the company's sales were 2.36 billion Euro. Contributing to the drop in overall sales was the 15.3% decline in Middle East and North Africa, from 189.80 million Euro to 160.80 million Euro. There were also decreases in sales in Mature Market Retail (down 2.4% to 880.20 million Euro) and Americas Retail (down 3.1% to 618.00 million Euro) . However, these declines were partially offset by the increase in sales of Healthcare (up 0.5% to 435.60 million Euro) and Growth Markets (up 2.3% to 197.60 million Euro) .
Ontex Group NV
Current Price (1/17/2020): 15.97
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4 Weeks 7.3% 52 Weeks -10.5%
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Ticker: ONTEX Country: Belgium
Exchanges: BRU Major Industry: Household & Personal Products
Sub Industry: Sanitary Paper Products
Currency: Euro Market Cap: 1,315,085,071


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Toms builds five-shot lead
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A chip-in for eagle and a brilliant fairway bunker shot enabled David Toms to pull away from the pack Saturday in the Wachovia Championship and take a big step toward his first victory in 20 months.
On a steamy, blustery afternoon at Quail Hollow, Toms matched the best score of the tournament with a 6-under 66 to build a five-stroke lead.
Tiger Woods is the only other player this year to lead by as many as five shots after 54 holes. He went on to win at Bay Hill by 11 strokes despite a nasty stomach virus.
The former PGA champion was at 11-under 205 and had a big cushion over Kirk Triplett (67), Robert Gamez (71) and J.P. Hayes (72).
"When I was on the range, I was thinking about shooting 2 or 3 under, just like the first two days," Toms said. "I knew if I wasn't in the lead, that would at least have a chance." With everyone around him stuck in neutral, Toms wound up firmly in charge.
Nick Price, who led by one going into Saturday, tried to recover from a sluggish start but consecutive birdies late in the round still left him at 74.
Price was in a large group at 5-under 211 that included Charles Howell III, who was only two behind Toms with three holes to play until back-to-back bogeys.
Fred Couples was happy just to finish his 74, leaving him seven strokes behind.
AUSTIN, Texas -- Tom Kite moved into position for his first professional victory in his home state, shooting a 7-under 65 Saturday to take a one-stroke lead in the Kinko's Classic.
Kite, a longtime Austin resident and former University of Texas star, had a 10-under 134 total at The Hills, a course he said he hasn't played much in the past 10 years.
Hale Irwin (66) and Tom Watson (69) were a stroke back, and Bruce Lietzke was 8 under after a 67. Jack Nicklaus, the course designer, was six strokes back in a 12th-place tie after a 69.
Kite, the honorary host of the event, birdied six of seven holes from the eighth to the 14th, but dropped a stroke with a bogey on the 15th.
Irwin, the career leader with 36 Champions Tour victories, hit his tee shot to 11/2 feet to set up a birdie on the par-3 16th, and closed with another birdie on the 18th.
Watson started out slow with three bogeys and one birdie on the front nine, but rallied with five birdies on the back nine.
NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. -- Rosie Jones birdied three of the last eight holes Saturday to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Asahi Ryokuken International.
Jones, who has led at the end of each round, shot a 3-under 69 and was among a handful of golfers to shoot under 70 on a day when the heat, swirling winds and tough pin placements sent scores soaring at the Mount Vintage Plantation Golf Club.
Jones was at 13-under 203, followed by Laura Diaz at 11 under. Wendy Ward was three strokes behind the leader, and Pat Hurst was four back. Diaz shot a 69, while Ward and Hurst both had a 71.
Lorena Ochoa (69) of Mexico was at 8 under and defending champion Janice Moodie (71) of Scotland was at 7 under.
TOKYO -- Annika Sorenstam star shot a 1-under 71 in windy conditions Saturday to open a five-stroke lead in the Nichirei Cup.
Sorenstam had four birdies and three bogeys on the Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club course to take a 9-under 207 total into the final round. Japan's Kaori Suzuki was second after a 69.
SUTTON COLDFIELD, England -- Stephen Scahill tied the course record with a 7-under-par 65 Saturday to share a three-way lead after the third round of the Benson and Hedges International at The Belfry.
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Auburn basketball to face New Mexico in Legends Classic
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - APRIL 6: Auburn Tigers forward Anfernee McLemore (24) drives to the basket while Virginia Cavaliers forward Mamadi Diakite (25) defends in the second half on April 6, 2019 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Virginia Cavaliers defeated the Auburn Tigers 63-62. David Berding | Special to AL.comDavid Berding | Special to AL.com
By Sam Blum | SBlum@al.com
Auburn basketball knows who its first opponent will be in the Legends Classic. The Tigers will face New Mexico on Nov. 25 at 8:30 p.m. CT. at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
It has long been known that Auburn would play in this Thanksgiving tournament, but the schedule was just announced by Auburn Athletics on Thursday. Richmond will face Wisconsin in the 6 p.m. game, with the two winners and two losers playing each other the next day.
New Mexico — not to be confused with the New Mexico State team that AU beat in the NCAA Tournament — is coming off of a 14-18 season. However, the program had a long run of success earlier this decade, making the NCAA Tournament four out of five years between 2010-14.
The obvious marquee game would be Auburn vs. Wisconsin. However, both teams would need to both win or lose for that matchup to take place on Nov. 26.


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Reading: Hungarian Startup BOOKR Kids Raises €2M to Take its Literacy Program to Global Market
Home > News > Hungarian Startup BOOKR Kids Raises €2M to Take its Literacy Program to Global Market
Hungarian Startup BOOKR Kids Raises €2M to Take its Literacy Program to Global Market
Stephen Soulunii Published Nov 27, 2020
Hungarian EdTech Startup BOOKR Kids Raises €2M to Take its Literacy Program to Global Market
BOOKR Kids, a reading-based early learning edutainment company, has raised €2 million in a fresh funding round led by Bonitas, a private VC owned by Hungarian billionaire Sándor Csányi.
The company has also received a further €2 million in convertible note, according to a report.
Founded in 2015, BOOKR Kids is a leading digital publisher and edtech company of the CEE region, offering a unique reading-based edutainment tool designed to engage and delight the youngest learners in reading. The company caters to 3-11-year-old children to help improve their literacy skills, reading comprehension and English as a second language through interactive animated story books with educational games.
BOOKR Kids' animated interactive e-books and apps follow a researched methodology to facilitate language acquisition. The texts and activities are designed to support individual and classroom use as well. The illustrations and animations support the understanding of the texts, with features interesting enough to keep attention and not to distract users from reading. BOOKR Kids' entertaining educational games help to highlight the main linguistic elements and features for a more focused, intentional learning and practice.
Speaking about the company and the future of learning, Dorka Horvath, Founder and CEO, BOOKR Kids, said,
"Presential and online education will continue merging, and a hybrid model will be the new norm of the future. Our mission is providing high quality educational content which supports literacy in a way that is accessible for children so they can have more quality screen time."
BOOKR Kids believes that reading makes a better future possible for every kid. Besides literacy, its format can help address 21st-century skills as well such as creativity, communication, collaboration and critical thinking.
The company plans to use the new funds to take their English learning literacy program BOOKR Class to the global education market, and boost further its goal of mitigating COVID-19's impact on education. With the investment, the company also plans to develop more innovative content and a more comprehensive curriculum, including 21st-century skills.
This year has been a turning point for BOOKR Kids, as much as for any other edtech players in the world, as the importance and demand for digital educational materials has increased enormously due to the pandemic. Its BOOKR Class has been recognized during school closure as an official textbook in Hungary and is now used by 100,000 students across the country.
BOOKR Kids currently has educational partners in Turkey, Greece, Spain, South Korea, Singapore, Germany, and in the US. With the latest funding, the company is looking to expand to Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and Latin America (LATAM) region.
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In November 2018 specialist subcontract metalwork supplier Dynamic Metals, LLC commissioned its second 5-axis Elumatec profile machining centre at its factory in Elkhart, Indiana, USA. The new installation enables efficient manufacture of extruded aluminium components for its transportation sector customers, particularly in the rail industry for whom the company makes window systems, doors, glazing, seats, locks and other miscellaneous hardware.
The new Elumatec SBZ 151, complete with shuttle option, is 12m long, enabling two full-length workpieces - typically lengths of aluminium extrusion - to be loaded at once. With this option the machine works continuously whilst the operator has unrestricted access to load and unload the machine during the machining cycle. In addition, the 12m bed is fitted with 20 autonomous clamps; each of which can be individually controlled by the CNC program. This allows full lengths of extrusion to be processed into multiple shorter length components during a single CNC program.
The Elumatec CNC controlled machining centres perform all operations, including routing, drilling, tapping, thread-milling, notching and sawing in a single cycle. With spindle speeds of up to 24,000 rpm, automated tooling changes, and in-cycle load and unload, the throughput compared to multiple traditional operations is significantly increased. Accuracy is also enhanced with 3D graphic display and 6-sided machining with no additional set-ups within the machining program.
Located in Elkhart, Indiana, Dynamic Metals, LLC is known for its expertise in complex shapes and tight tolerances. Possessing an impressive set of custom metal forming capabilities and utilising a wide range of innovative techniques, the company consistently strives to exceed the requirements set by its customers. Amongst other capabilities Dynamic Metals has built a reputation for innovative "Design to Build" window and door solutions. The extensive engineering department can modify existing products or design entirely new products based on customer specifications.