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Electricity reveals the date of linking with Saudi Arabia and the future of Iranian gas
(Baghdad: Al Furat News) The Ministry of Electricity, the date of linking power with Saudi Arabia and the future purchase of gas from Iran after the tightening of US sanctions on them.
In turn, the spokesman of the Ministry of Electricity, Musab al-Mudar, said in a press statement that "Iraq signed several memorandums of understanding, one of which was with the Saudi Electricity Transmission Corporation, which provides for a feasibility study to connect the electrical power between the two countries, The study could be completed within a month, but the linkage would take two years. "
"For the ministry and the government, it is dealing with US sanctions under the conditions laid down, namely, that Iraq remains a contractor to Iran, to import gas and electricity in Iraqi currency, not US dollars, and we expect this to be without prejudice," he said.
The Ministry of Electricity, represented by the Minister of Electricity Luay Khatib, concluded last week two memoranda of understanding with the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia during the visit of a high-level Iraqi delegation headed by Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi to Riyadh.
The ministry pointed out that "one of the memorandums concluded with the National Company for the transfer of electricity in Saudi Arabia, aimed at setting up technical and regulatory mechanisms to prepare a feasibility study for electrical interconnection between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, which is part of linking the Iraqi electricity system with neighboring countries and the region to create a promising market for electric power to meet demand, And the exchange of energy, regionally and down to Europe. "
"The statements by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, which followed Trump's decision to end Washington's exemptions for oil and gas imports from Iran, do not include the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity, but include some countries that deal with the Iranian side to buy crude oil," a source at the Ministry of Electricity said. .
It is noteworthy that Iraq currently imports about 28 million cubic feet of gas per day, which feed a number of electric stations to generate about 2800 MW, and it is hoped that the quantities supplied from the beginning of June, to 35 million cubic feet a day standard to rise Energy production to three thousand and 500 megawatts. "
The Iranian side also continues to equip Iraq with 1200 megawatts of electricity per day, which feeds the national system, bringing the amount of energy imported by Iraq from four thousand and 700 MW
The Ministry of Electricity says that" the ministry's goal is to provide what About 18 thousand megawatts, to be a pilgrimage Energy this summer is the highest in the history of Iraq, "asserting that" these contracts with Iran to pay amounts in local currency and not in dollars , ".anthy


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Kiwi bird genome sequenced
The kiwi, national symbol of New Zealand, gives insights into the evolution of nocturnal animals
Its unusual biological characteristics make the flightless kiwi a unique kind of bird. Researchers of the University of Leipzig and the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, have now sequenced the genetic code of this endangered species and have identified several sequence changes that underlie the kiwi's adaptation to a nocturnal lifestyle:
Like all kiwi species, the Brown Kiwi (Apteryx mantelli) is adapted to living in darkness. The birds spend all day in a cave which they only leave at nightfall. In their nocturnal forays, they rely on smells and sounds - an unusual behaviour for birds.
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They found several genes involved in colour vision to be inactivated and the diversity of odorant receptors to be higher than in other birds - suggesting an increased reliance on their sense of smell rather than vision for foraging. The study was published in the journal "Genome Biology".
Kiwi have a number of features that make them interesting for study: They only have rudimentary wings, no tail and a very long beak with nostrils. They are mainly nocturnal with a low basal metabolic rate and the lowest body temperature among birds. To date there has been little genetic information available for this species that might help scientists to understand their unusual biology better.
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An international team led by Torsten Schöneberg of the Institute of Biochemistry of the Medical Faculty at the University of Leipzig and Janet Kelso of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology have now sequenced the genome of the brown kiwi (Apteryx mantelli).
Their analyses show genetic changes that likely reflect adaptation to nocturnal life. Although mutations have inactivated some of the key genes involved in colour vision, the number of odorant receptor genes is expanded suggesting that the kiwi sense of smell is highly developed. These changes happened about 35 million years ago which is after the kiwi's arrival in New Zealand.
"Already French botanist and zoologist Jean Baptiste de Lamarck, who lived in the 18th century, hypothesized that evolution works in accordance with a 'use it or lose it' principle. It is therefore very likely that the kiwi lost its colour vision since this was no longer needed for its new nocturnal lifestyle", says first author Diana Le Duc, MD, at the University of Leipzig. "The kiwi's sense of smell – which was required for foraging in the dark of the night – became more acute and the repertoire of odorant receptors increased adapting to a wider diversity of smells."
DNA analyses of two kiwi individuals show, however, that according to first estimates there is little genetic variability in the population. This could further endanger the survival of this species and will have to be taken into account when planning future breeding programs. "The genome of the kiwi is an important resource for future comparative analyses with other extinct and living flightless birds", says computational biologist Janet Kelso of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
The kiwi is the national symbol of New Zealand and belongs to a group of birds called ratites that also includes the extinguished New Zealand moa as well as flightless birds like ostrich, emu and rhea. Following human migration to New Zealand around 800 years ago, many of the local bird species became extinct. Despite intensive protection efforts the kiwi is highly endangered.
Dr. Diana LeDuc
Institute of Biochemistry, Medical Faculty
Phone: +49 341 3550-544
Email: diana_leduc@eva.mpg.de
Prof. Dr. Torsten Schöneberg
University of Leipzig
Email: torsten.schoeneberg@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Janet Kelso
Email: kelso@eva.mpg.de
Sandra Jacob
Press and Public Relations
Email: info@eva.mpg.de
Le Duc D., Renaud G., Krishnan A., Sällman Almén M., Huynen L., Prohaska S.J., Ongyerth M., Bitarello B.D., Schiöth H.B., Hofreiter M., Stadler P.F., Prüfer K., Lambert D., Kelso J., Schöneberg T.
Kiwi genome provides insights into evolution of a nocturnal lifestyle
Genome Biology, 23 July 2015 (doi: 10.1186/s13059-015-0711-4)
Dr. Diana LeDuc | Universität Leipzig
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Q: How to do infinite animated flip of two-faced image using Jquery settimeout function my goal is to write a jquery that flips an image on the vertical y-axis after every 3 seconds and shows another image in the back.It is suppose to keep filliping the images back and front. Bellow you can see my script that I put together using to other examples. I am unable to execute the said function and I don't get any errors from the browser.  I'm new to jquery
I'm using this example:
http://jsfiddle.net/gaby/kSR9H/2/
here is my script:
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta name="generator" content="CoffeeCup HTML Editor (www.coffeecup.com)">
    <meta name="dcterms.created" content="la, 18 loka 2014 16:05:10 GMT">
    <meta name="description" content="">
    <meta name="keywords" content="">
    <title></title>

A: Inspired by How can I animate my image infinitely using CSS3 and How do I chain an infinite css animation to a one-time css animation?
You don't necessarily need Jquery - but if you need just replicate Rotate,BackRotate
You can do an infinite animated flip of two faces like that with just CSS3  (http://jsfiddle.net/aojp8ozn/62/) - Update now it works with Firefox
CSS:
#f1_container {
     position: relative;
     margin: 10px auto;
     width: 69px;
     height: 69px;
     z-index: 1;
}
#f1_container {
     perspective: 1000;
}
#f1_card {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;

}

.face {
      position: absolute;
      width: 100%;
      height: 100%;
      backface-visibility: hidden;
}
.face.back {
     display: block;
     color: white;
     text-align: center;
     background-color: #aaa;
}

.face.back {
    -webkit-animation:
    BackRotate 2000ms linear 00ms infinite;
    animation:
        BackRotate 2000ms linear 0ms infinite;
    }

.face.front {
    -webkit-animation:
        Rotate 2000ms linear 0ms infinite;
    animation:
        Rotate 2000ms linear 0ms infinite;
}

img {
    width: 69px;
    height:69px;
}

@-webkit-keyframes Rotate {
     from {-webkit-transform:rotateY(0deg);}
     to {-webkit-transform:rotateY(360deg);}
}
@-webkit-keyframes BackRotate {
     from {-webkit-transform:rotateY(180deg);}
     to {-webkit-transform:rotateY(540deg);}
}

@keyframes Rotate {
     from {-webkit-transform:rotateY(0deg);}
     to {-webkit-transform:rotateY(360deg);}
}

@keyframes BackRotate {
    from {-webkit-transform:rotateY(0deg);}
    to {-webkit-transform:rotateY(360deg);}
}

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A: Instead of setTimeout, you can use setInterval, which will repeat every so-many seconds:
setInterval(function() {
    $('#front').animate({
        rotateY: "+-" + (Math.PI)/2
    }, 500, function() {
        $(this).toggleClass('back');
     }).animate({
        rotateY: "+-" + (Math.PI)/2
}, 3000);

recursive function vs setInterval vs setTimeout javascript
This is not an answer as it does not address your primary question about setTimeout. However, it might help you get the job done faster.
If you are okay to use a plugin, try this one. Unfortunately, Marty's DEMO server is temporarily down, so I'll include another demo:
Flippy jQuery Plugin
Demo
HTML:

flippy 1

flippy 2

flippy 3

back of flippy 1

back of flippy 2

back of flippy 3

jQuery:
$('.flipbox').click(function() {
    if($(this).hasClass('flipped')) {
        $(this).revertFlip();
        $(this).removeClass('flipped');
    } else {

        var id = $(this).attr('id') + 'b';
        $(this).flip({direction: 'tb', content: $('#'+id).html() });
        $(this).addClass('flipped');

    }
});

CSS:
.flipbox {
  background-color: #ff9000;
  font-family: 'ChunkFive Regular', Tahoma, Helvetica;
  font-size: 17px;
  color: #ffffff;
  text-align: center;
  padding: 10px;
}

A: use setInterval instead of setTimeout (only replace the function name)

A: Here is a working example that takes your existing code, adds a setInterval, and flips the div every 3 seconds:
jsFiddle Demo
//Your code
$("p").click(function() {
    $(this).animate({
        rotateY: "+=" + (Math.PI) / 2
    }, 500, function() {
        $(this).toggleClass('flipped');
    }).animate({
        rotateY: "+=" + (Math.PI) / 2
    }, 500);
});

//New code
setInterval(function(){
    $("p").trigger('click');
},3000);

Note: the above code requires the jQuery library. Be sure to include in in the  tags of your document, like this:

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It Had to Be You unveils the secrets behind the hot and sultry summer that a love triangle begins, why Serena really fled for boarding school, and how the legendary Gossip Girl column began.The prequel will undo some of the myths created in the eleven previous novels, so don't believe everything you've read thus far. After all, this is Gossip Girl.
In picturesque Rosewood, Pennsylvania, neighbors gossip over picket fences, and gleaming SUVs sit in every crushed-granite driveway. But recently, friendly smiles have been replaced with suspicious glares and accusatory whispers—and it's all because Hanna, Aria, Emily, and Spencer just can't keep their mouths shut.
"It finally happened: we went to college. We started over. No one knows who we've coveted, what we scored on the SATs,where our parents live, or when we became debaucherous. We've learned new things, made new friends, and maybe even met the loves of our lives. We've changed. Or at least, some of us have. But old habits are hard to break-especially when faced with your former besties and former flames."
Princess Rinda of Balinore knows of only one way to get her cold father's attention - be an obnoxious, spoiled princess. When she finds out that the king plans to marry her off to a far-flung nobleman, she puts on her best bratty show in front of the entire court. But Rinda's plan backfires, and she soon finds herself married to the most ineligible man ever. Her new husband is monastery raised, poor as dirt, and a traveling minstrel. A very, very bad traveling minstrel.
A comprehensive look at the making of the wildly successful Disney Channel film High School Musical, this unofficial guidebook explores the cultural phenomenon and loyal fan base the movie spawned. Providing detailed profiles on the film's cast members - including Zac Efron, Ashley Tisdale, Vanessa Anne Hudgens, and Corbin Bleu - this companion follows the cast around the world as they promote the film and supplies all available information about the upcoming sequel.
In Write On!, Katie can't wait for her favorite author, Nellie Farrow, to come visit her class and tell them all about her new book. But when Katie starts working on a cool new website with Suzanne, she forgets to read the book! Then Katie turns into Nellie, just when she's about to give her presentation! Will Katie be able to turn things from wrong to write?


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Kiwis could get a Christmas decoration created by Jono, Ben and Sharyn, the Vodafone Warriors and many more.
The Coffee Club's annual Christmas Cup Art Competition for KidsCan has returned for a fifth year – but this time with a helping hand from some high-profile Kiwis. Well-known personalities and sports stars have put pen to coffee cup to create their own festive designs. These will be auctioned on Trade Me from 26 November – 3 December with all proceeds going to KidsCan to help Kiwi children in need.
Those who miss out on the auctions can still get Christmas cups designed by the children that KidsCan support. Each year The Coffee Club launches new festive take-away coffee cups and napkins created by school children who have entered a nationwide KidsCan Christmas Cup Art Competition.
The winning artists earn their school a donation whilst also receiving prize money for themselves. This year the total prize pool was $15,600. Since the competition was first launched five years ago, more than $55,000 has been donated to children and schools supported by KidsCan.
"We love the Christmas Cup Competition and we're so proud of the clearly talented children going to our KidsCan schools. The cups really are pieces of art! It's wonderful to get so many children involved in something that encourages them to be creative, while also drawing attention to our charity which has been helping create brighter futures for Kiwi kids since 2005," says Julie Chapman, KidsCan CEO and Founder. "We're really thankful to The Coffee Club for their support in making this happen and raising awareness of KidsCan and the wonderful students we support."


When I was 22 and sprightly, Goa to me was the fastest escape from city life. Good food, cheap booze and an excuse to abstain from pants altogether. At 28, Goa is still the fastest escape from city life. But now, it's a culinary Mecca for the global Indian and expat alike. As far as food and beverage go, Goa does both with elan. From the cough syrup bottled Kings Beer, the (in)famous Cashew Feni to the homegrown range of Agave spirits by Desmonji, there is something for every palate and pocket. But there is one spirit that you're unlikely to associate Goa with – Single Malt.
Paul John has been putting India on the malt map since 2012. In just one year of production, Jim Murray's Whisky Bible bestowed it with several awards, opening the floodgates to worldwide attention. Today, it is available in over 25 countries and six cities in India. But after asking around, I am surprised to see very few Indians have heard of this brand, even fewer have tried it. Let's change that, shall we?
In a dusty plot of Cuncolim lies an oasis of 'Malt Paradise' where I meet with Paul John's Master Distiller, Michael D'Souza. I can't help but ask, why Goa? "Two reasons", says Michael as he shows me a pile of Barley that just arrived from North India. "The water is of a superior quality and as compared to countries with a cooler climate, the tropical climate here helps the whisky mature faster and better." Advantage India.
The distillation happens in traditional Copper-Pot stills that lend themselves to slow fermentation. When matured in American oak barrels, it results in whisky that is rich and creamy with a mineral character.
The weather, however, is a double edged sword. While it works in favour of flavour, the aging process is fairly aggressive. A good amount is lost to 'angel's share', which is the amount of alcohol that evaporates from the cask during maturation.
Paul John's portfolio has a versatile selection of unpeated, mild and peated whiskies. This includes the unpeated 'Brilliance', mildly peated 'Edited' and heavily peated 'Bold'. It also has a 'Select Cask' series which is bottled at cask strength. Michael suggested that I start with Edited as an introduction to the series. After spending a few months with the whisky, I was ready to take our relationship to the next level.
'Edited' by Paul John is the kind of Single Malt you want to come home to. It starts off with a nose of honey, floral and a hint of smoke. Just as you loosen your tie and get comfortable, you'll discover subtle chocolate and mint that give into gentle peated notes.
It's how I imagine George Clooney would taste in a rocks glass.
I met up with experimental mixologist Pankaj Balachandran of the Bar Back Collective, who also happens to be one of brains behind my favourite 'Sunday and Chill space'- Perch. After a little brainstorming and tasting, we decided to make a classic Penicllin Cocktail, which brings together whisky, honey and ginger to make a gentle, sippable drink after a long day at the mines.
The star of the drink, without a doubt is Paul John's Edited. But with a buttery twist. Enter 'Fat Wash' or the technique of adding savoury fat to a spirit. Pankaj uses simple salted table butter which he melts and mixes into the whisky. He then freezes it for 24 hours, which he suggests is the minimum.
The result is a light buttery cocktail with a gingery finish. The drink enhances the whisky's own honey and floral notes making it a winner in my book. The cocktail is well balanced with just a hint of spice. Top it with dehydrated ginger for an extra zing and the quickest ticket to a moonlight beach.
Pour the whisky into a glass and mix in the melted butter.
Refrigerate for atleast 24 hours.
Stir the two together till well combined.
Combine the butter washed whisky, lime juice, and syrup in a cocktail shaker filled with ice; shake vigorously and double strain into a glass over fresh ice.
Use the back of a spoon to float Paul John Bold. Garnish and serve.
Paul John is available in Bangalore, Mumbai, Goa, Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Pune and will be launching in Delhi soon.


1. The Horse Inn cheeseburger is one of the best, evah. A blend of short rib, brisket, chuck and dry-aged beef is served up on an Alfred & Sam's bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, American cheese and special sauce.
2. American Bar & Grill serves up a Lancaster fave with your choice of toppings and a burger night on Fridays when you can score one for six bucks.
3. Roosevelt Tavern serves up a nine-once, dry-aged burger from SkyBlu Farms on its pub menu that has fans flocking for one of the best burgers in town.
4. It's like Shake Shack only closer. Fresh, hormone- and antibiotic-free patties sizzled on the grill and sandwiched on a Martin's Potato Roll with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, bacon if you like and Yum Sauce.
5. With the closest thing to an In & Out burger on the East Coast, this spot is cited by Lancastrians as a hidden gem right on the edge of the city.
6. A mad burger scientist named Lou cooks up home-grown, locally sourced creations at The Harrisburger, and The Louburger is the one that started it all. Simply a half-pound, fresh-ground patty with a special blend of spices, an artisan brioche bun, American cheese and mayo. Simply satisfying.
7. The Mac Daddy boasts a six-ounce burger patty, bacon, Cooper cheese, mac 'n' cheese and tomato jam on Texas toast; it's the ultimate indulgence.
8. Go for the Black Label burger topped with your choice of ketchup, mustard, mayo, onions, pickles, lettuce, tomato, relish, pickled jalapeños, A1, horseradish, coleslaw, cheese, chili, banana peppers, sauerkraut and, of course, bacon.
9. The Center Street burger is an eight-ounce grilled burger on a brioche roll stacked with fries, coleslaw, bacon, egg, roasted red peppers, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato and onion.
10. All of White Rose's burgers are ground fresh locally by J.L. Miller Meats, and Yorkers particularly love The Chesapeake smothered in hot crab dip and cheddar. You can even order a Boss Burger at 2 ½ pounds. Go on a Sunday for half-price burgers.
11. Holy Hound brings a world of flavor in gourmet versions made with local ingredients, like the Ko Olina made with teriyaki beef, charred pineapple, avocado and wasabi peas on brioche and the Seoul Food with kimchi, peanuts, cilantro and aioli. Try the beef, bison and venison sliders too.
12. Jethro's open face, served with Bearnaise or Port wine rosemary sauce, has a cult following and it's on special Monday nights.
13. The Truffle Shuffle will make your mouth dance with a combo of signature red onion jam and truffle aioli on a local, fresh-ground patty.
14. The H-N-T Burger features fig and onion jam with smoked Gouda and applewood bacon on a brioche bun.
15. Get Belvedere Kobe sliders on bao buns for a buck apiece at the bar on Mondays.
16. Stockyard Inn, Lancaster's original steakhouse, makes a mean burger made with ground filet, served on their bar menu.
17. If you like decadence, try the grilled duck and bacon burger topped with balsamic onion marmalade and maple mayonnaise.
The Hangover Burger, part of Iron Hill's daily specials during May's Burger Month, features fried egg, bacon, sharp cheddar, Sriracha aioli and crispy onion strings.
18. Iron Hill's Burger Month features a different specialty every day in May—like Fire on the Mountain on May 27, which is topped with chili con carne, fried habanero rings, chipotle aioli and pepper jack. Or try The Drunk Monk with exotic mushrooms, brie, Abbey dubbel-braised onions, arugula and truffle mayo, coming May 31. Check the website for all the burgers to plan your visit and try your fave.
19. Get to market and get in line for The Cure. With only 10 made each Saturday, this breakfast sausage with a fresh ground patty is topped with Taylor ham, fries, fried egg and Sriracha to cure what ails ya from the Friday night before.
20. This local bison burger topped with jalapeño, cheddar, guacamole and frizzled onions is a Lititz fave.
21. Smoked jalapeños, bacon and cream cheese make The Popper burger live up to its namesake.
22. 551 West Burger Burger topped with peanut butter (yep, you read that right), jalapeños, bacon and cheddar cheese on your choice of a half pound of beef, chicken breast or black bean patty.
23. DipCo burger night on Tuesdays offers an array of cheap eats, and we like the Southwest style topped with their famous chili. It's worth the mess; just don't wear white.
24. Lancaster loves the build-your-own burger at Annie Bailey's; start with a prime steak or turkey burger, and add toppings like brisket, pork BBQ, bacon, cheeses, chipotle mayo and more.
25. The Smokey is topped with pulled pork, baked beans and smoked Gouda for the ultimate barbecue burger.
26. The Taphouse burger is topped with pepper jack, BBQ, onion, applewood smoked bacon and homemade pickles.
27. A heart-healthy yet flavorful salmon burger banh mi comes with pickled vegetables, cucumber, cilantro and Sriracha mayonnaise on a sesame seed bun.
28. The Zeus burger is fit for a Greek god or goddess with its lamb and beef blend topped with cucumber, red onion, feta aioli and green herb sauce on a brioche bun.
29. The Fire Jumper features a homemade black bean burger with jalapeños, pepper jack, crispy fried onion straws and chipotle lime mayo at Appalachian Brewing Company's regional locations.
30. Organic grass-fed bison, topped with bacon jam, aged cheddar and crispy onion. Hey, lean meat means go for the gusto on the toppings.
31. The California Turkey burger comes with Swiss cheese, avocado, baby spinach, tomatoes and creamy avocado spread.
32. Get your Middle East fix with the falafel burger topped with house pickles, roasted red peppers and tzatziki.
33. Go Southwestern with the black bean burger topped with roasted corn salsa, Cotija cheese, avocado, Bibb lettuce and three-pepper aioli.
34. Go wild with the Forest Floor at Holy Hound: ground venison encrusted in porcini mushrooms, topped with more mushrooms, Swiss and aioli on a brioche bun.
35. Two words: bacon burger. Rooster Street Butcher blends bacon and pork in a famous burger topped with American cheese, jalapeños, yellow mustard, shaved lettuce and an optional fried egg.


Es ist unfassbar,dass eine der schönsten Stimmen für immer versiegt!Dazu haben wir einen sehr sympathischen Menschen ,der trotz des Erfolges immer noch Mensch geblieben ist,verloren!
Du wirst niemals in Vergessenheit geraten!Ruhe in Frieden Steve!
I might not've known Steve personally, or had the pleasure to meet him, but his voice compelled and captured me. Listening to his music now conjures that sense of loss, but with it, his memory, his charisma and spirit, live on forever.
Goodbye, Steve. And thank you.
I'll never forget when I saw the band and Steve for the first time. It was in Munchen last year when they played with Europe. I didn't know them at all and... I become a big fan after that night, the night that will be always on my mind. Steve was a great singer and a great man. He loved his music, he loved the fans who have been coming to his performances. He will always be with us in his voice and his songs.
Thanks you for having a chance to believe in what you were singing, Steve. Hope you'll find your Shangri-La.
Steve Lee was a nice man and a very talented singer.
I feel blessed and honored to have known him.
My first words are for you.
I believe that God have a Plan for we all and only He knows why He call Lee next to Him.
I also just lost a close parent and I know that these are painfull days for us, but I also know that we are much more than our physical body. All we are cna't end just like this! I'm sure that something wonderful exist behind our vision! I'm sure that, wherever Steve is right now, he's feeling wonderful and in a perfect peace. And don't forget, Steve will be forever between us as you have him much alive in your heart!
His powerful and very beautiful voice will be remind, not only for Gotthard's fans but also for those who like rock music.
I had the privilege to see he perfoming live here in Portugal (Oporto, Oct,2005) and it was one of my favourite rock shows. Steve was a show inside another show.
the voice has been silent but the memory of a great musician will last forever. I am sure that Steve will be a great reference for all rock singers in the future and will certainly become a great rock legend.
To the family, my greatest strength as possible and hope to have faith that life will still give you many joys. and do not forget: this is never a goodbye! It's only one "see you soon"!
I'm very saddened to hear of the tragic loss of the best rock voice. Its a shock for me.My thoughts and prayers are with his family and his friends.
Caro Steve, impossibile pensare che tu non ci sia più. Impossibile credere che ci sia un posto più bello della terra dove stare. Eppure, probabilmente, è così e tu questo posto l'hai trovato. Ci siamo incontrati in un paio di occasioni ed eri sempre molto disponibile. Grazie per quanto ci hai dato. Grazie di essere esistito. Grazie di essere stato tra noi. Un abbraccio, ciao.


Whether you're well into retirement, preparing to retire, or still have decades to go before hanging up your work gloves for good, you're likely affected by Social Security.
Arguably the most important entitlement program, the Social Security Administration had more than 59.7 million beneficiaries on its payroll as of September, and is expected to pay out a record $944 billion in total benefits this year. Despite being a critical program designed to provide some degree of financial security to low-income retirees, questions, concerns, and misconceptions abound regarding Social Security.
Five shocking Social Security findings Based on the latest national survey conducted by Gallup -- a survey it has conducted for years -- five shocking findings, both encouraging and discouraging, emerge.
1. More people than ever expect Social Security to be a "major source" of incomeSince 2001, a worrisome trend has surfaced, with more working respondents suggesting that Social Security will play a "major" role in their retirement income.
According to the latest statistics, 36% of still-working respondents believe Social Security benefits will be relied upon as a major source of their income, compared to 48% who believe it'll be relied on to a minor degree and 14% who don't believe it'll be a source of income they rely on at all in retirement. The 36% figure is the highest on record.
This answer is particularly scary because baby boomers as a whole are heading into retirement unprepared and with their retirement accounts underfunded. Adding fuel to the fire, substantial changes are needed to the Social Security program in terms of raising more tax revenue, cutting benefits, or enacting some combination of the two, otherwise the program will burn through its cash reserves by 2034. In other words, retirees who rely on Social Security as a major source of income in retirement could be in for an unwelcome surprise (e.g., a possible benefits cut) in less than two decades.
It's worth noting that current retirees' reliance on Social Security for income has remained relatively steady since 2002.
2. Satisfaction with Social Security and Medicare has improved, slightly Here's one you probably didn't expect: The overall opinion on the Social Security and Medicare programs have improved ever so slightly.
In January 2001, just 6% of respondents were "very satisfied" with both systems, 32% were "somewhat satisfied," 32% were "somewhat dissatisfied," and 25% were "very dissatisfied." The most recent responses look like this: 11% very satisfied, 26% somewhat satisfied, 27% somewhat dissatisfied, and 29% very dissatisfied. Arguably, based on margin of error, these two surveys are quite similar. However, you can make a case that the number of respondents who are very satisfied with these programs demonstrated a significant increase since 2001. Or, at minimum, you could suggest that some respondents have moved away from a neutral opinion of both programs and now have stronger feelings one way or another.
3. More than half of Americans still believe this egregious mythAs always, the most disappointing finding of Gallup's survey is that the most pervasive myth of Social Security continues to live on, which is the belief that the program is headed toward bankruptcy.
In 2015's survey of non-retirees, just 45% of respondents believed that the Social Security system would be able to pay them benefits when they retire compared to 51%, who said that the program would not be able to pay them benefits. If there is a silver lining here, it's that only 36% of respondents said "yes" in 2010 with 60% saying "no," so the myth has at least partially subsided over the last five years.
To be crystal clear, the Social Security program isn't headed toward insolvency. Even if the trust's cash reserves run out by 2034, as the latest Social Security Trustees report implied, Congress will simply compensate by cutting benefits 21% to perpetuate the payment of benefits for another 50-plus years. This means, unequivocally, that you will receive Social Security benefits when you retire. However, it's still not in your best interests to depend too much on those payments. The SSA suggests that Social Security benefits are only designed to replace about 40% of working income during retirement.
4. Yet more consumers than in prior years believe the program is in better shapeHere's a head-scratcher if I've ever seen one: More than half of consumers don't believe Social Security benefits will be there for them when they retire, yet when asked to offer their opinion on the health of the Social Security program, respondents have a rosier view now than they did five years ago.
In 2010, a combined 77% of respondents suggested that the Social Security system was in "crisis" or had "major problems" compared to a combined 66% in the 2015 survey. In fact, the number of respondents who believed that the system has "no problems" shot up to 5%, tying an all-time high reading registered back in 1998.
On one hand, it's encouraging to see at least some optimism returning to the program responsible for supporting low-income retirees, survivors of deceased workers, and disabled persons. But I also have to question whether this jump in optimism is misplaced. As we just saw above, more than half of respondents are unaware that the Social Security system won't be going bankrupt, so I question how well respondents can grasp how healthy the program really is.
5. Consumers are OK with tax increasesLastly, when respondents were given a choice between raising taxes or cutting benefits to secure the long-term future of the Social Security program, the overwhelming choice, once again, was to raise taxes.
The latest survey showed that slightly more than half (51%) of respondents favor boosting taxes to raise additional revenue compared to 37% of respondents who would prefer benefits be cut. This response is practically identical to the 53% who wanted to raise taxes, and 38% who called for a benefits cut, in 2005. Consumers' responses shouldn't come as that big of a surprise considering that more people than ever are relying on Social Security benefits to be a bigger part of their retirement income. A benefits cut could prove devastating for individuals who rely most on Social Security.
If Gallup's survey demonstrates anything, it's that Congress still has a lot of work to do before a long-term Social Security fix is in place, and that consumer education of the program still isn't where it needs to be. Look for Social Security to remain an extremely important issue as we head into election season.
The article 5 Shocking Findings From the Latest National Survey on Social Security originally appeared on Fool.com.


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It could also be used to power some sort of electric fence to keep zombies out of your safehouse. But fuel will run out eventually as well. But fuel will run out eventually as well. Because building a generator is more a convenience thing it should be locked behind a high-tier carpentery skill, maybe tier-4.


I can see how you found it too busy…especially given how hyped up Marcus has been pre-release, when he didn't actually get that much plot time overall. (Btw, what are the odds he has some kind of compulsion charisma we don't know about? Sydney is literally the only female who's met him who hasn't swooned!) It worked for me, though, and even though I called a couple twists, there were enough that left me surprised.


In case you were wondering, BKA stands for Be Kind Always, a policy that is upheld by every dish served at BKA Vegan.
This vegan paradise boasts a pure and minimalist interior. Look up and it almost has an industrial feel with its exposed pipes and large wooden beams. Back on ground, it's spacious and bright and comes equipped with a hipster bar that wouldn't be out of place in an underground establishment.
The food lacks all animal products but it's not wanting in flavour. Tuck into a warming plate of mac 'n' cheese, which is just as rich and creamy as its dairy counterpart and the eggplant cannelloni is another sublime pasta dish. Alternatively, go Japanese with their mushroom satay ramen.
Enjoy a refreshing glass of Burleigh brewing tap beer on the side. If that doesn't tickle your fancy, choose from an array of white and red wines and a great selection of cocktails; all vegan of course!
My daughter and I were really impressed with the taste and quality of the amazing vegetarian food we enjoyed. Lasagne was so flavoursome, along with the crumbed mushrooms and roti and satay dip. Would thoroughly recommend anyone to visit. You won't be disappointed.
Really liked this restaurant. The waitress was friendly, and continued to check if we needed anything throughout the meal. The food was fantastic and there was a good variety of foods to chose from.
Food and service were amazing !!
We dined at BKA for the first time last night on the glowing recommendation of a friend and we were not disappointed.
We are vegetarian and of often find vegan food at restaurants lacking.
Certainly not the case here.
The fit out of the restaurant is great, the service was excellent and the food was fantastic. And we are very fussy foodwise. The arancini balls and salt & pepper tofu were fantastic, and ramen was delicious.
Generous portions and very fair prices.
We loved it & will be back.
Fantastic plant-based food and excellent staff!!!
The salt and pepper tofu was superb, as was the Nasi rice dish and the eggplant chips... and the desert (cake with syrup and ice cream) was amazing!!! Will definitely return.
My pregnant wife and I went for dinner with another couple. We are all meat eaters but don't mind a night off it. Loved the food and left full. Very relaxed outside or more formal inside. Will go again for sure.
Loved the food. Especially the Salt and Pepper Tofu was amazing! Friendly service.
Honestly could not fault our experience. The food was incredible, every dish was unbelievable!
The service was also fantastic, our waitress was so lovely, friendly and attentive, I wish I got her name to be able to give her credit!
Will be back, and 100% recommend. Our new favourite restaurant on the Gold Coast. Thank you!
The best vegan experience I've had in Australia. Great, genuinely happy service, beautifully served delicious food. Everything house-made, including vegan cheeses, sauces etc. Dishes you had before, taken to the next level with their complex flavours make you reminisce about the food you had long time after you finished. Can't fault anything, this place is a gem.
Food was awesome & the service was fab! Hard to find vegan restaurants that go out of their way to find vegan wine.
Awesome food and great vibes!
I ordered the Mac and cheese and it was absolutely incredible, tasted like there was no way it could be vegan - so cheesy! I would highly reccomend ordering this!
Wonderful place - food was amazing and variety on the menu great. Loved all our small and large plates - yummy tacos! Service outstanding and great ambience - will definitely now be regulars!
Absolutely incredible food (had the stuffed mushrooms, roti, taco plate and choc fudge brownie!), atmosphere and service. Cannot wait to dine here again.
This is now my new favourite restaurant - Wow, not only was the food amazing but the waitress who served us was fantastic too. She was genuinely enthusiastic about the restaurant, the food and how we were enjoying ourselves. Highly recommend this place to Vegan's and non vegans. We will be back for sure!
Be Kind Always is a big statement these days and BKA lived up to their name, the service was relaxed and kind. The food was divine especially the mushrooms, mac n cheese delicious - the satay Ramen bowl excellent and my favourite the Nasi Campur Bali dish perfect. The inside of the restaurant has a relaxed industrial feel with craft beer on tap. Certainly worth a visit, we would go again.


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Q: Adding decimals to rangeslider This is the function I'm using for making the range slider:
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How can I have the output in decimals?
For example if I set the range from 10 - 100 I want it to be able to have the decimals. 10.01, 10.02, 10.03 ~ 99.97. 99.98, 99.99, etc.
What is the best way to achieve this?
Thanks guys, I'm loosing my mind over this for days.
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A: Please try this may help to get 2 digit decimal point values:
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Use it for like:
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With school budgets slashed, teachers cut, and class sizes up, classroom overcrowding is becoming a fact of life in many parts of the nation. The growing number of students in the classroom — regardless of how focused they are — means more shuffling, more coughing, more movement, and more noise that interferes with their ability to hear and learn.
While some money is available from the economic stimulus package designed to bolster education technology, as well as through local bonds in some states, schools have to apply those funds against a long list of needs. But while broadband connections, up-to-date computers, and e-books are necessary, a growing number of students may lose out on the most fundamental part of education—hearing and understanding the teacher.
As students in the back of class hear even less and teachers strain their voices to be heard, some educators are finally taking action by putting affordable, infrared wireless, classroom audio in the classroom.
"With larger class size and more background noise, it's up to the teacher to project her voice to the back of class so every student can hear," says Kelli Murphy, a high school chemistry and AP science teacher in Aliso Viejo, CA. "But unlike actors who can do a show then rest, teachers must project their voices all day long for the entire school year, which can be tiring and ineffective if the voice gives out."
"A wireless infrared audio system now helps every student hear me clearly anywhere in class, and I no longer have to raise my voice," says Mrs. Murphy, who uses a hands-free system by OWI Inc., a Carson, CA-based leader in advanced audio systems. "My voice stays strong till the end of the day, every day. I spend more time teaching and explaining, and less time repeating, which is especially helpful in lab work."
In good classroom acoustic environments, students with normal hearing recognize only 71 percent of the speech they hear. In poor listening environments, perception can fall to less than 30 percent.
Teachers need to be heard and understood for students to learn. How basic is that?
While many states have required classroom audio including amplification or headsets for students with hearing impairment, students with normal hearing remain unassisted. But what happens when students cannot hear the teacher clearly because they have the misfortune of sitting in the back of an overcrowded classroom?
Such students can quickly become bored or disengaged from the lesson, which reduces learning, lowers test scores, and contributes to behavior problems and the drop out rate.
To compensate for larger class sizes and more background noise, teachers must raise their voices. While this may work temporarily, it can lead to voice strain and more teacher absences to recover. One U.S. study found that teachers took an average of two sick days a year due to vocal disorders, with healthcare and replacements costing $638 million.
More teacher absences, of course, diminishes student learning, while increasing cash-strapped schools' outlay for substitute teachers.
While educators have long heard that classroom audio can enhance instruction and reduce teacher fatigue, traditional systems have been too costly, complex, or cumbersome for widespread adoption. However, unlike previous wired systems, awkward headsets or hand-held microphones, newer, more affordable, wireless infrared systems such as OWI's now allow more natural, hands-free speech. They do so with a clear, continuous signal, even when turning side-to-side anywhere in the classroom.
"The wireless system is so easy to use," says Mrs. Murphy. "I just hang a pendant microphone around my neck, walk and talk in a normal voice, and every student in class can hear me through two speakers. It leaves my hands free so I can write on the whiteboard, demonstrate a lab, or operate a laptop while instructing."
"It doubles as audio support for classroom multi-media presentations when I put the pendant microphone by the laptop speaker," she adds. "If I want a private conversation with a student, I just switch it off at the pendant."
Because the system supports two wireless inputs, it can be used for co-teaching.
"Another teacher and I use the wireless system to co-teach our Halloween lab, where we combine two classes to demo light and chemo-luminescence," says Mrs. Murphy. "It's a seamless presentation, where we're both heard, and it saves the cost of doing an extra lab."
The system is more natural, comfortable, and effective than those using a headset or hand-held microphone, according to Mrs. Murphy. "The wireless pendant microphone is so small and lightweight that I sometimes forget I have it on," she says. "But when every student hears me clearly, it helps with attention, understanding, and classroom management. It saves my voice so I have more to give my students."
Classroom audio and installation such as OWI's can be surprisingly affordable for educators, due to secure, plug-and-play design and laborsaving infrared wireless technology.
"Because it's self-contained and there's nothing to be hard-wired, it cuts installation time in half, compared to typical installs," says Kevin Murphy, the audio installer from Paramount, CA-based Herzog Electric who installed Kelli Murphy's classroom audio system. "Basically, mount the console, route the wires to the speakers and infrared device, plug in the wires, and you're done."
Unlike freestanding or rack-mounted systems that can be tampered with, the classroom audio system's console is wall mounted in a secure, lockable enclosure where it won't take up closet space and there's no tangle of wires.
"There's plenty of power in its 70-watt amplifier and two speakers for a big classroom like a chemistry lab," says Mr. Murphy. "Add another two ceiling or surface mounted speakers, and you've got audio for a big multi-purpose room."
"Classroom audio systems like OWI's are an economical solution for educators who want to ensure that students can hear them clearly despite growing class size, and for educators who want to protect their voices," he concludes.
Due to OWI's commitment to providing easy to use, affordable classroom audio, they've joined forces with other leading audio-video companies to create CLASSPAC, an interactive website that makes it easy for educators and installers to design, budget, and specify the system components of their desired, plug-and-play, classroom audio-visual systems.
For more information about OWI or its products, contact OWI, Inc. 17141 Kingsview Ave., Carson, CA 90746; phone (310) 515-1900; fax (310) 515-1606; or visit the web site: http://www.owi-inc.com.


The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) has absolutely nothing to do with health care!!! Let's let that sink in for a moment…This law does not affect or change the world of health care one bit. This is a bill about health INSURANCE.Why would this be important? Because this bill will not make one bit of difference in poor people being able to get quality health CARE.
Insurance is the equitable transfer of the risk of a loss, from one entity to another in exchange for payment. It is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against the risk of a contingent, uncertain loss. It is not a method of payment for normal expenses. You have car insurance (or should). This is in case you get into an accident. It does not pay to maintain your car. You still pay out of pocket for that. You still pay out of pocket for gas.
You may be able to find health insurance that will pay for routine care. This is probably more expensive, but the insurance company may be willing to pay this cost to minimize their risk. For example: an insurer may have data that suggests a yearly physical will reduce the risk of certain illnesses which are more expensive to treat. So if you break down the math (which I'm not going to do for this, as the math is not important for this post) it would be cheaper to pay for 1000 yearly physicals to eliminate x number of more expensive illnesses.
This is why, prior to the ACA, insurance companies would exclude people for pre-existing conditions. The risk of loss was 100%.
Health insurance is not designed to pay your health care bills. It is a way to manage your risk. Many people, especially younger people, are willing to forgo insurance as their risk of loss is much less than older people.
So what is happening with the ACA is that it will (or has) fundamentally changed what insurance is. It is no longer a way to manage risk. It has become a way to pool payment. By forcing everyone to get insurance with the same minimum coverage (maternity care even if you're a single male) you are no longer managing your risk. You are now pooling your money with a bunch of other people to pay for care.
Keep in mind that this health care is the same as it has always been, just the method of payment and collecting funds for that payment has changed.
So why is this important? Because it is the same thing as a single payer system (socialized healthcare) with the exception of single part. This has made each insurer a single payer system unto themselves with the exception that they will only pay after the deductible is reached.
How does this affect you? You will be now be a part of the same type of system that Canada, England, Europe, China, and many other quasi-socialist (or what ever term you chose to use) have. With the exception that you will have to pay your deductible first, which has been reported to be as high as $15000 or higher for the lowest level plan.
So who will benefit from this? Insurance corporations. They will collect huge premiums, and will not have to pay out anything until after you pay your deductible.


Even Hollywood hotties do the yo-yo weight thing and, believe me, I feel their pain. It can really unnerve a girl not knowing what size she's going to be in the morning.
Take Alice for example. She took ONE measly bite of cake and blew up three times her normal size. This made her so upset she cried a river of tears, which naturally makes me wonder how huge and hysterical she would get if, like me, she were in the habit of consuming entire boxes of Twinkies in a single sitting.


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Richmond's Mariah Williams predicted as top freshman in Mountain West Conference
Mariah Williams expected to soar on the court for the University of Nevada this year.
Richmond's Mariah Williams, a freshman with the University of Nevada women's basketball team, was named the Mountain West Preseason Freshman of the Year by the website College Sports Madness, her team announced Friday.
The honor was part of a preseason poll of the Mountain West's 11 head coaches and media representatives. They picked Nevada to finish fifth in the conference this coming season.
Williams' standout play in high school obviously has coaches excited to see what she will do in college. The 5-11 guard/forward tallied 101 points and 63 rebounds during her senior season at Vanden High School in Fairfield. She averaged 11 points and seven rebounds per game in 40 games while Vanden went 10-0 in league play, 25-7 overall last year. The high school team reached the Northern California Division III semifinals.
Nevada will host the Academy of the Arts for an exhibition contest at Lawlor Events Center on Friday, Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m. Regular season begins the following Friday, Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m. with a home contest against UC Santa Barbara.
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Q: How to get CPU "load" of subset of CPU cores? In my environment, each job is assigned (cpuset) to a subset of CPU cores, almost exclusively. (Actually, it's done by Slurm.)
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His and her master bathroom vanities are very popular right now. When we remodeled our first home I came up with a master bathroom his and her vanity design that we liked so much we built it in the new house also. The picture shows the vanity design that I used in our first home.
Even though we installed recessed medicine cabinets I felt that we needed more storage space. So I came up with an idea that you sometimes see in kitchen designs. We installed a set of three drawers sitting directly on top of the granite counter along with a wall cabinet above the drawers. The drawer cabinet is only 12 inches deep to match the depth of a wall cabinet and leave counter space in front. This set up works great for us, we use the drawers to store tooth brushes, jewelry and other small items. The upper wall unit is great to store things we want out of our children's reach.
The other design technique we used was to modify the sink base cabinets. Typically sink base cabinets have two doors with a false drawer on top to simulate a normal cabinet. The false drawer front creates quite a bit of wasted space. Most cabinet lines allow you to make small design changes. One of those design changes is the ability to "reverse" the cabinet design. Basically that allowed us to have a functional drawer on the bottom of the cabinet with the doors above. If you look closely in the photos you'll see the drawer down on the bottom of the cabinet. With this small design change you're able to pick up two additional drawers you wouldn't otherwise have.
Check with your cabinet designer to see if this feature is available. We did this with Kraftmaid Cabinets and also Thomasville Cabinets. Also you may want to use a Lowes Coupon to save some money on your next remodeling project.
Ooh this is fabulous! Cool bathroom cabinets and decoration ideas.
Great design! I'm wanting to do something very similar with our bathroom vanity. How did you install the center hutch? Is it just affixed to the countertop or is it surface mounted to the wall? I'm trying to dig up info on the best approach to install this type of cabinet.
Thanks for any follow-up info!
@ Shawn – The center "hutch" was created by using two pieces, the upper portion is a traditional upper wall cabinet (12″ deep), the lower portion is a shallow drawer unit (12″ deep). Both are screwed together then screwed to the wall. The assembly just sits on top of the granite counter.
Fine cabinetry adds beauty and value to your home. From a full Kitchen remodel to replacing just the cabinets how renovation is always exciting.
Beautiful vanity design! What a great way to add value to your home.
Very nice design. It looks almost exactly like the vanity in the rental house we just moved out of.
Can't wait until our new house is done. I LOVE the vanity we designed in there. I'll have to do a write-up about that, too. So fun to see what others have done.
Alison – Now that's a great idea! Did you have something custom built? Do share the details!
Great cabinetry and project overall! I have been working on a similar project myself. I haven't been able to find cabinets that I have liked quite yet.
However, I found some great granite vanity tops by a company called Jackson Stoneworks at Lowes. I had two of them custom-made to my specs, and still got them in less than 10 days. Great find. Now, I just gotta find cabinets!


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Google Update on 30th November 2018 - A reversal of the 16th Update?
Google Algorithm Update on 30th Nov. 2018 - A reversal of the 16th Update?
The SERP tracking tools show a spike in volatility on the 30th November, which is of similar intensity to the 16th.
Published: Dec 3, 2018. 10:52 UTC.
Current: Google Algorithm Update on 30th Nov. 2018 - A reversal of the 16th Update?
I've been checking the sites hit by the latest update, and it would appear that this latest volatility is indicative of a reversal of the update I reported on in detail on the 16th November.
In the 16th November Update, I concluded that Social Media sites took a hit, with news websites seeing an increase.
I reported previously that we had two outliers, Wikipedia and YouTube. It would appear that Wikipedia has regained the visibility they lost, but YouTube did not see their improvements in the 16th update disappear. Some bias maybe?
As this appears to be a simple reversal, I will keep this post quite short. However, I would say that the 16th update could be a sign of things to come, so you may want to read my previous post and follow some of my guidance I put there.
The SEMrush Sensor shows a clear spike on November 30, 2018, at a similar level to the 16th of November.
SEMrush Sensor 2nd December 2018. © SEMrush.
The Rank Risk Index tracker shows a larger spike in volatility than the 16th.
Rank Ranger Risk Index 2 December 2018. © Rank Ranger.
The MozCast weather report shows a similar spike in SERP volatility on both dates.
Mozcast 2 December 2018. © Moz.
As I mentioned at the start of this post, this update appears to be a reversal of the 16th November one.
Take a look at the winners and losers visibility chart for the 16th November at Searchmetrics.
You can see that it is almost a full reversal of the previous update, with Social Media websites recovering some visibility, and News websites losing all if not more of their gains.
While the directory site YellowPages.com recovered, Yelp did not.
YouTube did not lose the gain in visibility they received from the previous update.
The net gains and net losses are not an identical reversal in scale.
A large website, SearchEngineLand, was temporarily de-indexed as Google mismarked it as being hacked. I mention this, as comments have been made on SEO forums that this was a possible cause. The visibility charts above clearly indicate it was not. However, it may account for some SERP trackers showing slightly higher volatility on this date than the 16th.
It is, therefore, possible that you may not have seen a recovery from the 16th update, and if so, you should read the advice I gave in my previous post carefully.


First of all I want to thank all the guys who made this fantastic page possible!! Respect!!
I've been collecting parts over the last 10 months or so thanks to the mods section here but I hadn't time to mount all the parts yet. Some of them still have to come from oversea & other european countries. Once all of it has come home I'll make this thread nice & ordenly!
I'll post some pic's of the parts that I've received so far.
Hope you will all enjoy it.
Just had confirmation from Florida that my order is comming toghetter!
Now Just waiting from Loba & CTS Turbo stuf.
I can imagine the feeling when ya building your ride.
It is such a great motor that BYD engine! I love it!!
I made up my mind to see first which way I would go with the Ed 30. Since I had it in my garage, I started to search what was possible with that engine. Boy was I in for a treat!
Specialy with the BYD motor! I gave it a big thought what I would do. In the end I said : what the h... : let's go banana's! You only live once!
Next would be the dyno & map. After that suspention & brakes! Now on the brake part, I'm still having a dillema : would I go for Porsche 6 pot or audi R8 8 pot?! I don't think the 8 pot would go under 18". I had the old 993 turbo calipers under the Rallye and they were fantastic!!
I've read a lot of good reviews here on the forum about the 6 pots!
Really nice collection of parts you've got there. I hope you can get all with no delays.
As for the brakes, personally I wouldn't go for the R8 8 pot, you'd need to change your master cylinder for the RS3 to really take advantage of their power. TTRS or Brembo 6 pot are more than enough with R32/S3 rear brakes. It's just a matter of getting better pads for those calipers if more braking power is needed.
I'll be following your build thread.
PS: I have a friend with R8 front calipers and they fit under some 18'' wheels.
I'll do my best to get it all done. It's just always the waiting for parts delivery which is the most time consuming.
Have you got a picture of the R8 setup?
Hurdy had those brakes in his mk6 R20. You can find a picture here: http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=84978.0.
@ ShoDuchi: thanks for the link mate. I'll read it tonight.
I just received my wintermats It was a pain to find them over the last year!!
Here in Belgium they are absolete!!
Was looking on the web and found them but at silly prices A buddy of me told me there were some sets left in Holland. So I called the company and they had them stil in stock! I jumped in my car in the afternoon and drove 200 km to collect them. I'll post some pics tonight.
Looks like some nice power figures will be matched with some serious chassis modifications. Looking forward to what the styling will be based on these mods!
Will the company deliver? I've been looking for the winter mats.
Mayby a note : the mats are for lefthand drive! Don't know if it fits rhd!
Did these also come with the oval fitting? If not can the circle fittings be replaced with the oval ones from some old mats?
Hey dazza, what do you mean with oval fitting? I just checked them. The fronts have indeed 2 clips wich can be removed. But I have round clips in my car. Is there a difference in them??


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Diss Mercury > Sport
Joe is well on target
Published: 2:28 PM December 22, 2010 Updated: 8:03 AM October 7, 2020
A talented young archer from Little Ellingham has won the 2010 National U12's Indoor Archery Tournament.
Joe Ground was presented with his winner's cup and medal by Commonwealth archery gold medallist Nicky Hunt after clinching the title at the recent competition in Telford.
He achieved the accolade just days before his 12th birthday.
Earlier this year a �450 grant from Breckland Council's Gifted and Talented Fund enabled Joe to benefit from one-to-one professional coaching from Mark Wheeler, Tom Barber and Andy Beer to help improve his technique.
Lynda Turner, Breckland Council Executive Support Member for Communities and Benefits, whose son is also an archer, said: 'In archery, developing good habits and technique at an early stage is key to future success, and Joe had reached a point where he would really benefit from professional help.
'The Gifted and Talented Fund is there to nurture and support the development of promising youngsters and the �450 grant enabled Joe to access the expert guidance he needed.'
Joe's mother Elizabeth Ground said: 'Joe has gained enormously from the help Breckland has provided over the past year.
'The improvement in his technique was reflected in his scores at the tournament which were significantly higher than other boys in his age group.'
Joe has notched up a number of triumphs this year including breaking three county records for his age group and gaining second place in the National Archery Society Young Archer of the Year Award.
His next goal is to join other talented youngsters in the Great Britain archery squad.
For further information about Breckland's Gifted and Talented Fund, contact Breckland's Sports Development Officer Stefan Clifford on 01362 656870 or email stefan.clifford@breckland.gov.uk


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Carole King: Tapestry (Legacy Edition)
What can you say about an album that has been sold millions of times? Some of tracks entered the American Songbook right away and became perennial favorites on FM radio. Tapestry by Carole King has been given the reissue treatment with the original twelve tracks on disc 1, and 11 live versions on a bonus disc (Where You Lead is missing, because she did not play at the time).
Songs like You've Got A Friend, Will You Love Me Tomorrow and (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman have been played to death over the years, especially at wedding parties. OK, they can hold their own, but they overshadowed the truly great tracks like Smackwater Jack about a guy who picks up a shotgun and starts shooting up the entire congregation, and the great break-up song It's Too Late.
The set comes with an essay by Harvey Kubernik who offers some useful insights about the album. Too band they failed to include track-by-track information about where the live versions were recorded. It just says that it is her on piano recorded 1973 in Boston, Columbia, MD, Central Park, NYC, and in 1976 at the San Francisco Opera House. They could have done better when they decided to release it as a so-called Legacy Edition of an album that was picked as one of the 50 albums to be included in the Library of Congress.
Tapestry (Legacy Edition) is released on Ode/Epic/Legacy.
Want more? Check out the Legacy Podcasts about the making of Tapestry: part #01| part #02.
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