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Important Legal Knowledge for Real Estate Professionals
Getting Ahead as a Real Estate Agent
Hi, my name is Jordan Flake. I'm an attorney with Clear Counsel Law Group. I have some advice for real estate professionals out there. We deal with a lot of real estate professionals, we like a lot of the ones that we use, and if you do need a good real estate professional, I can certainly put you in touch with somebody that we trust.
My unsolicited, I guess, advice for real estate agents is this: Learn a little bit about the law, especially when it comes to real property and estate planning. Understanding the law, with respect to real property and estate planning will make you seem a lot smarter to your clients.
Now, I'm not trying to give you advice on how to conduct your career, but I will tell you that in sitting down with a lot of agents, going out to lunch, what they tell me is, these days, because of the internet, because of websites like Zillow and just because of the ability to go online and do a lot of the selling and buying, a real estate agents' job is really changing from simply listing properties, showing properties, which are things that, now, everyone has a better opportunity to do them on their own, to really being experts about the things that they're trying to accomplish for their clients, and getting their clients the help they need, and so that's one reason why a real estate agent should consider getting a deeper understanding of how estate planning works.
How to put your house in a trust, differences between joint tenancy with rights of survivorship and tenants in common, or community property with rights of survivorship. There's really a lot that a lawyer knows about real property and estate planning that would make it so that a real estate agent was that much more impressive and conversant and savvy with their clients.
If you're a real estate agent listening to this video and you're interested in meeting with me or setting up some kind of a seminar or presentation, reach out and we'll see if it'll work.
I have a few different presentations that I do for real estate agents, and I'd be very interested, in this upcoming year, to sit down with you personally, or with a group of you, to talk about how to learn a little bit more about the law and how that might benefit your career. Thank you.
Probate Videos / Estate Planning - 03/15/2016
How Long Does It Take to Sell an Estates Assets?
The Time Period to Sell Estates Assets
Hello, I'm Jonathan Barlow. I'm a probate and estate planning attorney at Clear Counsel Law Group. People often ask us the question of how long does it take to have assets transferred to me after Mom or Dad have passed away? How quickly can I get the bank account transferred to me or how soon can I have the house put into my name? The answer to that question depends largely on the value of those assets. The Nevada statute set out what those values are and what we have to do in those circumstances.
Estates under $25,000
First, there's total assets under $25,000. There's a level between $25,000 and $100,000, and in general, anything above $100,000. I'm going to describe briefly these three categories. Under $25,000, if there is no house or land importantly, you can have those assets transferred to you in about 40 days. The statutes say you have to wait 40 days after date of death and after 40 days, you can prepare a document or have a document ready that says, "Mom passed away. She had the following bank account, the following car. We list the assets there. I'm the closest next of kin. I have resolved her debts and I'm entitled to receive her assets."
Assuming you've filled that document out appropriately, you can take that into the bank on Day #40 after Mom passed away, present them with that affidavit, and they would process it through their legal department and in about an hour's time, they should come back to you with the check with Mom's bank account and giving that money to you. That's the fastest you can do it, when it's under $25,000. There's a same process with the DMV that you can get car tiles transferred in the same manner when it's under $25,000.
Estates between $25,000 and $100,000
The second level is between $25,000 and $100,000. This is also a fairly quick process but you have to wait 30 days after date of death and after 30 days, you can file a document in the probate court. It does require probate court filing. However, it's quick and abbreviated. Within about three weeks time after filing, you can have a court order that says, "Hey bank, transfer the bank account or give the bank account to so and so or to so and so." To whomever it's supposed to go to.
That court order could also transfer the title to the land or the house also and so you take that down to the county recorder and that would transfer the house to you. That's a 30 day wait after Mom or Dad have passed away. You've filed your document and then you have a hearing about two to three weeks after that. That'll take care of estates under $100,000.
Estates over $100,000
Now if you're over $100,000 in assets, you're in a situation that's going to require generally a full probate process. Those full probate processes can take ... At the very quickest, you're going to be done in about four months. That's really cruising through there. In general those usually take six to nine to twelve months, possibly longer depending on what type of assets you're dealing with and it's a very involved process at the probate court, a lot of court filings, a lot of court requirements that you have to keep up on.
Now here at Clear Counsel Law Group, we focus on probate, in taking care of those things whether it's under $25,000 or over $100,000, we file hundreds of probate cases to deal with those estates from very small to several million dollar estates. We also focus on the estate plan part of it, so if you have an estate that's over $100,000 and you're concerned about your children having to go through this probate process that's time consuming, it's expensive, it's public, and you want to make it very easy and very simple for your children to get your assets after you pass away, even if they're over $100,000, come and see us and talk to us because there's some really great tools that you can use right now and put in place that make it very simple for your children to get your assets after you pass away.
In any situation, whether you're faced with the under $25,000, under $100,000, over $100,000, here at Clear Counsel Law Group we've got years of experience in these areas. We've done hundreds of these cases. We'll be able to help you answer your questions and get those assets to you as quickly as humanly possible as quickly as the statutes will allow you to do that. Give us a call here at Clear Counsel Law Group and we'll be glad to help you with those things.
Probate Videos / Estate Planning / Probate - 03/14/2016
Three Essential Estate Planning Tools You Must Know
The Three Estate Planning Tools Everyone Needs to Know
Jonathan: Hello. My name is Jonathan Barlow. I'm a estate planning attorney at Clear Counsel Law Group. Today, we are talking about people who have relatively few assets and what estate planning tools they might use in order to transfer those assets after they pass away. I want to talk about three tools that they might use today. The first is a will. The second is joint ownership. The third is beneficiary designations.
In order to illustrate how these three tools might work, let me introduce you to one of my hypothetical clients. Her name is Helen. Helen lives here in the Las Vegas area. She has two children, Bob and Suzy.
An Estate Planning Hypothetical
Helen's estate basically has three assets. She has a condo, has about sixty thousand dollars in equity in the condo. She has her bank account and the bank account has three, or four, five thousand dollars in it. She has a car that she's paid of. The car is worth five or six thousand dollars. Now, Helen, can use all three of these tools to help transfer her assets after her death.
The first thing that she really should do is to prepare a will. A will is a document where Helen can say who she wants to receive her assets after she passes away, in what percentages, in what amounts, under what conditions. Helen can also say in her will who she wants to be in-charge of that process. Who is going to be the executor, the person responsible to make that happen.
Helen can use the will to say, "I want to split my assets equally between my two children." She could also say, "I want to give Bob seventy percent and Suzy thirty percent." Whatever the case maybe, she can say that in her will.
The second thing that Helen can also do is to use joint ownership as a way to transfer her assets after she passes away. What joint ownership means is that say she goes into her bank and explains to them, "Hey. I want to add Suzy on to my bank account." The bank make designations and changes on bank account to add Suzy as a joint owner and she owns it as the same time as Helen.
When Helen dies, the joint owner, in this situation, Suzy, becomes the one hundred percent owner of that bank account, simply by virtue of Helen passing away. Suzy would just have to take a death certificate into the bank, say, "Hey. Mom has passed away." The bank would essentially just give that money in that account to her without any other work necessary.
The third tool that Helen might use to make it easier to transfer assets in a smaller size to say is beneficiary designations. The most common example of beneficiary designations that we think about would be a life insurance policy. Generally, if we have life insurance on our life, we name somebody as the beneficiary to receive that money after we pass away.
We can do the same thing with other assets. For example, in Nevada, there's a special form of deed that somebody can sign to name beneficiaries on their house. Helen could sign this beneficiary deed and say, "Upon my death, the house shall be transferred to Bob and Suzy."
After Helen passes away, Bob and Suzy prepare a document with her death certificate that notes that she's passed away and the ownership of that house transfers automatically to them without any other work. No probate work or other work required. It becomes a very easy way to transfer that condo that only had sixty thousand dollars in equity in it to her children after she passes away.
Those are three simple tools that can be used to transfer that and there's a frequent questions that Brian has right now that the people often ask me.
Brian: What if there's a will that has two beneficiaries, but the asset is being held in joint tenancy?
Jonathan: That's a great question. Again, same example. Helen has two kids, Bob and Suzy. Yet, she did just what I described earlier, she went in to the bank and she said, "I just want Suzy to get one..." She added Suzy as the joint owner of the bank account.
The effect of that is that even though she said in the will that she wanted Bob and Suzy to share whatever she had, the joint ownership designation, the joint account designation is going to trump the will. Meaning, Suzy is going to get that account one hundred percent with no legal obligation to share with her brother Bob. Even though the will says that were supposed to share it fifty-fifty.
Again, we want to be careful about how we use those joint designations to make sure that they do actually match up to what you want to do. You may say in the will, "I want to share it with him equally," but if you make a joint beneficiary designation or a joint account ownership for a beneficiary designation, there's contrary to that, those will apply and be enforced rather than what you say in the will.
With all three of these tools, the will, joint ownership, and beneficiary designations, there are pros and cons to how they're used. You want to be careful that that matched up with what you want to accomplished and that they do what you've said they want to do.
If you have any questions about this and want help with discussing these three tools and how they work for people with smaller estates, it's time to give us a call here at Clear Counsel Law Group.
Estate Planning / Probate / Probate Videos - 03/02/2016
How Should You Own Your Property?
What Is the Best Way to Hold Your Property?
Jordan: I'm Jordan Flake with Clear Counsel Law Group. I'm an attorney who does estate planning primarily. Occasionally, questions will come up about how property ownership works and operations of law. What I mean by that is how do you hold property in such a way that it will accomplish some of your estate planning objectives? We call this non-attorney estate planning, usually because it doesn't necessarily require an attorney.
When you purchase a house, you can just tell your real estate agents and the title company how you want to take title to that property. Let's just use the example of a client who said, "My wife and I and a friend own this duplex together, the three of us. We want to make it so that the last of us to die, the survivor among the three of us, gets all the property?" They don't necessarily have to go see an attorney to make that happen. They can just tell the title company that they'd like to own the property in joint tenancy with rights of survivorship
What that means is that everybody just owns the property and then the survivors own the property and then the survivor of the survivors gets all the property. That's called joint tenancy with rights of survivorship. Now there are other ways to own it. There's something called tenancy in common, which means each would get one-third, one-third, one-third and their undivided one-third share would go to their estate when they passed away.
That wouldn't accomplish the objectives of which they were requesting from me. Normally, a better way to do all of this is to put it all into a trust because then you can clearly delineate who gets what and when and under what circumstances. Brian, do you have any questions on this form of ownership?
Brian: Is it difficult to change the ownership from a joint tenancy to a tenancy in common?
Jordan: You can do that just by recording a deed. We can help you prepare the deed that would change the vesting status, it's called vesting status meaning what happens when a person passes away, but we can prepare a deed that will change the vesting status and we don't charge much to do that. In fact, we don't charge at all for the consultation. Any other follow-up questions on this though?
Brian: Of the options you described, you said that a trust is preferable to just having it recorded on the deed.
Jordan: When you prepare a trust, you also prepare a deed, generally transferring the property into the trust. A trust operates like a box, then you can put property inside that box. The house or the duplex in this case would be something that you'd likely want to deed into the trust. Then the trust gives specific instructions about what happens to that property. Say the husband and wife pass away, but their friend at that time is an elderly gentleman, who's incapacitated just because of old age.
The trust will prepare for that contingency, whereas merely creating a deed that puts the house into joint tenancy with rights of survivorship doesn't address that contingency. A trust is much more comprehensive and flexible in terms of addressing several different possible scenarios. That's what we do as estate planning attorneys. We look out and say, "How can we preemptively address all of these things that can and do happen to people?" That's why it's really important to set up a consultation with me. I don't charge for the initial consultation. I'd be happy to go over this or any other situation that you're looking at. Thank you.
How to Disown an Adult Child
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Is It Possible to Disown an Adult Child?
Hi. I'm Jordan Flake. I'm an attorney with Clear Counsel Law Group. I work in estate planning. One question that I sometimes get is, "Can I disown my adult child for various reasons?" You may have had falling out with your son or daughter and you just really don't want anything to do with them anymore. Reality is a lot of the disowning process just happens by operation of law. When someone turns 18, they essentially are considered an adult and have their own rights, responsibilities, and duties, and are really no longer your legal responsibility once they turn 18.
Aside from that though, one thing that a lot of clients will do if they have a child who they have disowned or the relationship cease to exist is disinheritance. What that means is you come into an attorney's office and whatever you were planning on giving to anyone, you need to explicitly state that you want to disinherit your child. It's really important that the disinheritance provisions are drafted correctly because if not, you could be facing a situation where your disinherited child comes back and says, "Whoa, it's very unclear that ... They didn't say anything. They didn't say the right things about disown me. He told me before he passed away that he wanted me to have something." They can make all kinds of claims in those circumstances.
The law requires that you specifically disown your own children, and so those provisions have to be drafted correctly. If you're worried about where your assets go after you pass away and possibly, you have a situation in your family where you don't want your assets to go to a certain child, then please give us a call, so I can meet with you for a no-charge consultation. We'll go over your options. Thanks.
What You Need to Know about Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney and Your Estate Plan
Hi, I'm Jordan Flake. I'm an attorney with Clear Counsel Law Group. I work in estate planning. I got a question from a client about how to become a power of attorney. Can you just essentially declare yourself to be power of attorney of someone? Or, do you have to write it down? What's the process?
Power of attorney is a very important mechanism in estate planning because it essentially gives another person the right to make financial and healthcare decisions on your behalf. It's a right that you can give to someone else. Obviously it has to be somebody that you trust a lot, because you wouldn't want to let somebody else make financial and healthcare decisions for you unless you really knew that they were going to act in your best interest. Also, you can't simply just say it. It actually has to be written down. There's also a lot of formalities in the law that need to be met and fulfilled in order to give that document credence and validity.
One important thing to remember about power of attorney documents is that the entity that will often be enforcing those or rejecting them, as the case may be, would be a bank or a hospital or doctor's office or an insurance carrier. It's not always going to be interpreted by a judge. That's why it's very important to make it very crystal clear, so that somebody without a law degree can actually understand what the power of attorney is intending to do and what it says and leave no doubt whatsoever as to the fact that you're giving someone else the right to make decisions on your behalf.
If you feel like you need to make a power of attorney document
Why an Online Seller May Desire an LLC for Protection
Why an Online Seller Should Consider an LLC
Jonathan: Hello, my name is Jonathan Barlow. I'm an attorney here at Clear Counsel Law Group. I actually had a friend that this question came from recently. She told me that she created an online store where she started to sell some little nick knacks, some little crafts that she had been creating. She had starting earning a little bit of money and then kind of ... Some of her stuff went viral a little bit and she became very popular. She started making serious money. She asked me, "Do I need to think about creating a business? Do I need to think about creating an LLC or something like that to do my online business with?"
The answer to that question is maybe. It's up to you. You don't have to. There is no law that says you have to create an LLC to run your business. You can run it through yourself as an individual. That's called a sole proprietorship. The business is treated just as you are. There's no separation between you and the business.
The question of whether you should create an LLC really gets down to the question of accessing risks and rewards of the LLC. An LLC can give you asset protection. Meaning that is somebody had a dispute with the business and say they've got a court to tell the business that the business had to pay them money back on a judgment or something like that they would only be able to go after the assets that are in the business in order to pay that judgment. They wouldn't be able to come after you individually.
If you're operating as a sole proprietorship there is no protection. Somebody that has a claim against the business could come after your personal assets. They could potentially get to your personal income. They could get to your personal bank accounts in order to pay a business related debt, because you didn't have that business set up to create that separation.
A second consideration is more of a practical consideration when you're doing this, which is often having an LLC gives a form or appearance of legitimacy as a business. People think they're doing business with an actual business and they may want to ... Make them more likely to do business with that person or with that business, rather than just an individual person. Those are some considerations you can think about in considering whether it's time to transition from a sole proprietorship into an LLC. Brian do you have a question about this?
Brian: A quick question. Will it be expensive for the online seller to form an LLC?
Jonathan: In the state of Nevada an LLC is not really that expensive to create. The main expense you have to pay is you have to pay the state of Nevada a filing fee to create the LLC. Then on each year, an annual basis, you have to file an annual filing fee with the state of Nevada, right now that's a few hundred dollars on an annual basis to get that. To start it's about $400 or $500. On an annual basis it's about $200 to $250 to do that. It's not terribly bad, so that's another consideration. Is my revenue to the point that it justifies creating some more of these administrative type expenses that you're going to have to pay. If you're not making a ton of money it may not make sense to put money into an annual filing fee with the state, but if you're making quite a big amount of money then that may be a very, very small percentage of your business operations and it makes sense to get that protection through the LLC.
If you have questions about your growing business, your growing online business and you're finding it booming and you want to make sure that you're protected and your business is protected give me a call here at Clear Counsel Law Group and I'll answer your questions.
Corporations / Corporations Videos / Estate Planning - 02/09/2016
Filing for Divorce with Your Assets in a Revocable Living Trust
How to Handle Your Assets in a Revocable Living Trust if You Get Divorced
Jonathan: Hello. My name is Jonathan Barlow. I'm a probate and estate planning attorney here at Clear Counsel Law Group. One question that we often get asked in connection with our estate planning practice is: If I'm going through a divorce and my assets are held in a revocable living trust with my spouse, what should I do?
The short answer to that is that first you should make sure you talk to your divorce attorney about that so that that can properly be divided through the divorce process. I'm not a divorce attorney so I don't know how that part works, but if you're wanting to make plans because you know you're going through divorce and you want to make sure those assets are protected, you can make lists and create some separate interest in those assets by going through and designating your interest in those assets and separating out what's called the community property interest in that property. You can create documents, either a will or another trust, to hold your interest in the community property.
In short, it's best to come in and probably create wholly new documents for yourself, whether a wholly new will or a new trust, to hold your interest in those marital assets. Now again, those are all still going to be subject to what happens through the divorce process and the property settlement agreements, the divorce decrees, things of that nature. The judge is going to able to allocate those, but you want to be able to protect your interests, make sure that if something happened to you in the interim before the divorce was finalized should you pass away that your interest in the assets go where you want them to go.
It's not really that much different than traditional estate planning even if you're not going through a divorce, because you still have these same questions you need to answer, which is: If I die, where would I want my property to go, whatever that property might be? Whatever that property might be will be determined by the divorce court, but you get to determine where that goes should something happen to you in the interim while you're going through the divorce process. Brian has a question about this.
Brian: Sorry, just to clarify, you're recommending creating an additional trust to hold your interest in the first trust? Is that correct?
Jonathan: That is an option to do that. As one of the co-owners of that trust, you have an equal interest, as does your spouse that you're divorcing, in those assets in the trust. It's a community interest, but you have the right to say what happens to your part of that interest. I would probably do it through a wholly new document. Like I said, through a new trust or a new will, just to create separation from the one that you're currently working with that's going to be split up anyways when you divorce. You don't have to do it that way. You certainly could do it through some form of an amendment to the current trust. You could take assets out of the trust, for that matter, and put them into your own individual name.
There are various techniques. The main thing is you want to make sure that you have written down and made very clear your instructions of what you want done with your interests, your property interests, should something happen to you when you pass away, or should you pass away. That's the best case scenario, best thing to do if you're going through a divorce, to make it very clear what you want done in that situation. If you have any questions about estate planning, if you're going through a divorce and don't know want to do about your assets, certainly give us a call here at ClearCounsel Law Group and we can walk you through this process. We'll help you review your current trust and make determinations about what you do need to put down in writing to make it very clear what should happen with your assets in the event of your death.
How is a Corporation a Nonprofit?
How the Government Determines is a Corporation is a Nonprofit
Hi my name is Jonathan Barlow. I'm an attorney here at Clear Council Law Group. I often have business clients ask me, "What makes a corporation a not for profit corporation or nonprofit corporation?" The short answer to that is that you elect to be treated as a nonprofit corporation when you create the corporation with the state. The longer answer to that question is this: what makes a not for profit is simply as it says in it's name. You operate the business without the intent to generate profit that is paid out to the owners of the business. In other words, if the business does make profit, that profit has to stay within the business. It can't be passed out as distributions to the owners of the business. The owners are not profiting on the business of the corporation.
Now, a lot of people use not for profit corporations or nonprofit corporations in connection with a charitable entity or a charitable organization under the federal tax laws. These are sometimes called 501CS organizations. They are usually created for a charitable purpose. You create the not for profit corporation at the state level. You then obtain the 501CS status from the IRS. Together you're able to operate a charitable entity. That's basically the nuts and bolts of how you become a not for profit corporation and how that could be an advantage to people in that situation. If you have any questions about not for profit corporations feel free to give me a call here at Clear Council Law Group and I'll do my best to answer those questions for you.
Corporations / Corporations Videos / Estate Planning / Probate / Probate Videos - 01/29/2016
Is It Necessary to Register Your LLC in Multiple States?
When Should You Register Your Small Business in Multiple States?
Jonathan: Hello. My name is Jonathan Barlow. I'm a business law attorney here at Clear Counsel Law Group. A question that we recently received was this: If I have a Nevada LLC and I then do business in another set outside of Nevada, do I have to register in that other state as well?
The short answer to that question is yes, you should register in that other state. Now you can continue to keep the home state as Nevada and you would be treated as what's called a foreign entity in the other state. Typically, if you're doing business in another state, those state laws will require that those businesses also register with their state, and that therefore they can collect their filing fees and other things that they want from you in order to continue to do business. You could run afoul of the laws of those other states and face penalties, and interest, and problems like that if you fail to register in another state where you're doing business.
Now they're may be exceptions to that rule in those other states. Of course if you go outside of the state of Nevada to do business, I strongly encourage you to talk to a competent attorney in those areas who can advise you specifically about those state requirements. Brian had a question about this.
Brian: A quick question. How much business do you have to do in another state before you need to consider registering in that state?
Jonathan: That's a great question. How much business do you need to do? Again, each state's going to have a different requirement. There may be different amounts of revenue levels before you have to register. There may be exceptions to registration. Nevada has certain businesses that don't have to register with the state to do business in the state of Nevada. To give you a specific answer to that question, I can't do that because it's going to be state-specific depending on what state you go to. Again, you can set it up in Nevada, and Nevada have has very favorable laws related to LLCs and corporations. Makes it a good place to file for your home base, including no state income tax. If you do take your business outside of the state of Nevada, you can talk to me or other attorneys who would be able to advise you specifically about what you should do in that other state. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to to give us a call here at our office and we'll answer your questions.
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There has been a vast amount written over the years about Camphill and the work that goes on. Here you will find works written either by Camphill co-workers or individuals closely involved in one or more Camphill communities, and research projects undertaken which have involved Camphill School Aberdeen.
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I have been trying to solve this for a couple of days now, and I'm really at a loss here.
I have added the domain www.domain.tld to my local hosts file, and it resolves to the correct public IP.
The thing that really gets my attention is that apache doesn't log the VirtualHost' name in the access_log.
All I get is the default "Hello world!" page.
I have used the above configuration many times on other *nix'es before.
Server is behind a MS TMG Forefront thingy, seems like clearing proxy cache solved it.
Thanks for reporting back. Marking this thread [SOLVED] for posterity.


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Inventur—Art in Germany, 1943–55
9.02.–6.06.2018
The first exhibition of its kind, Inventur examines the highly charged artistic landscape in Germany from the mid-1940s to mid-1950s. Taking its name from a 1945 poem by Günter Eich, the exhibition focuses on modern art created at a time when Germans were forced to acknowledge and reckon with the atrocities of World War II and the Holocaust, the country's defeat and occupation by the Allies, and the ideological ramifications of the fledgling Cold War. Chosen for the way it helps characterize the art of this period, the word Inventur (inventory) implies not just an artistic stocktaking, but a physical and moral one as well—the reassurance of one's own existence as reflected in the stuff of everyday life. The exhibition, too, "takes stock," introducing the richness and variety of the modern art of this period to new audiences, while prompting broader questions on the role of the creative individual living under totalitarianism and in its wake.
Inventur includes more than 160 works, encompassing nearly 50 artists; many of the works have never been on view outside Germany. The exhibition draws from the Harvard Art Museums' Busch-Reisinger and Fogg collections and is complemented by works from more than 50 public and private collections in the United States and in Germany. It includes key artists from across Germany who worked in an array of media: photography, collage, photomontage, drawing, painting, sculpture, and commercial design.
The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with two essays and sixty in-depth object entries written by the curator and emerging scholars in the field. This publication, the first of its kind in English, will contribute a wealth of new knowledge to scholarly understanding of 20th-century German art.
Organized by the Harvard Art Museums. Curated by Lynette Roth, the Daimler Curator of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and Head of the Division of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Harvard Art Museums.
Support for this project was provided by the German Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum (Verein der Freunde des Busch-Reisinger Museums) and by endowed funds, including the Daimler Curatorship of the Busch-Reisinger Museum Fund, the M. Victor Leventritt Fund, and the Richard L. Menschel Endowment Fund. In addition, modern and contemporary art programs at the Harvard Art Museums are made possible in part by generous support from the Emily Rauh Pulitzer and Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., Fund for Modern and Contemporary Art.
More information: https://www.harvardartmuseums.org/visit/exhibitions/5388/inventurart-in-...


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IRVING, TEXAS – Old Dominion University women's swimming and diving junior Amanda Caruso was named ODU's recipient of the winter sports Spirit of Service Award, C-USA announced on Wednesday.
The C-USA Spirit of Service Award is designed to recognize the community service efforts of the league's student-athletes, based upon significant community service, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport. The Spirit of Service Award will be presented three times throughout the season, with today's honorees representing Conference USA's fall sports: football, soccer, volleyball and cross country.
A native of Downington, Pennsylvania, Caruso holds a 3.38 GPA in mechanical engineering. She placed 14that the Conference USA Championships in the 1 and 3-meter dives this year, and finished 12thin the 3-meter dive as a sophomore.
Caruso will be taking part in the NCAA Leadership Forum this weekend in Orlando, Florida.


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Federal Way, WA (S 288th St / Military Rd S)
S 288th St / Military Rd S
About Federal Way, WA (S 288th St / Military Rd S)
S 288th St / Military Rd S median real estate price is $318,061, which is more expensive than 38.2% of the neighborhoods in Washington and 66.0% of the neighborhoods in the U.S.
The average rental price in S 288th St / Military Rd S is currently $1,778, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price than 46.4% of Washington neighborhoods.
S 288th St / Military Rd S is an urban neighborhood (based on population density) located in Federal Way, Washington.
S 288th St / Military Rd S real estate is primarily made up of small (studio to two bedroom) to medium sized (three or four bedroom) apartment complexes/high-rise apartments and single-family homes. Most of the residential real estate is renter occupied. Many of the residences in the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood are established but not old, having been built between 1970 and 1999. A number of residences were also built between 1940 and 1969.
Real estate vacancies in S 288th St / Military Rd S are 4.5%, which is lower than one will find in 77.9% of American neighborhoods. Demand for real estate in S 288th St / Military Rd S is above average for the U.S., and may signal some demand for either price increases or new construction of residential product for this neighborhood.
Many things matter about a neighborhood, but the first thing most people notice is the way a neighborhood looks and its particular character. For example, one might notice whether the buildings all date from a certain time period or whether shop signs are in multiple languages. This particular neighborhood in Federal Way, the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood, has some outstanding things about the way it looks and its way of life that are worth highlighting.
Did you know that the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood has more Ukrainian and Scots-Irish ancestry people living in it than nearly any neighborhood in America? It's true! In fact, 2.6% of this neighborhood's residents have Ukrainian ancestry and 3.2% have Scots-Irish ancestry.
S 288th St / Military Rd S is also pretty special linguistically. Significantly, 2.8% of its residents five years old and above primarily speak African languages at home. While this may seem like a small percentage, it is higher than 97.0% of the neighborhoods in America.
The neighbors in the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood in Federal Way are lower-middle income, making it a below average income neighborhood. NeighborhoodScout's research shows that this neighborhood has an income lower than 65.0% of U.S. neighborhoods. With 42.9% of the children here below the federal poverty line, this neighborhood has a higher rate of childhood poverty than 88.0% of U.S. neighborhoods.
The old saying "you are what you eat" is true. But it is also true that you are what you do for a living. The types of occupations your neighbors have shape their character, and together as a group, their collective occupations shape the culture of a place.
In the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood, 35.1% of the working population is employed in manufacturing and laborer occupations. The second most important occupational group in this neighborhood is sales and service jobs, from major sales accounts, to working in fast food restaurants, with 25.5% of the residents employed. Other residents here are employed in executive, management, and professional occupations (21.4%), and 17.6% in clerical, assistant, and tech support occupations.
The languages spoken by people in this neighborhood are diverse. These are tabulated as the languages people preferentially speak when they are at home with their families. The most common language spoken in the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood is English, spoken by 63.0% of households. Other important languages spoken here include Spanish, African languages, Tagalog (the first language of the Philippine region) and Chinese.
In the S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood in Federal Way, WA, residents most commonly identify their ethnicity or ancestry as Mexican (24.8%). There are also a number of people of Asian ancestry (11.0%), and residents who report German roots (10.7%), and some of the residents are also of Irish ancestry (7.6%), along with some Sub-Saharan African ancestry residents (4.4%), among others. In addition, 25.8% of the residents of this neighborhood were born in another country.
Even if your neighborhood is walkable, you may still have to drive to your place of work. Some neighborhoods are located where many can get to work in just a few minutes, while others are located such that most residents have a long and arduous commute. The greatest number of commuters in S 288th St / Military Rd S neighborhood spend between 15 and 30 minutes commuting one-way to work (42.0% of working residents), which is shorter than the time spent commuting to work for most Americans.
Here most residents (75.5%) drive alone in a private automobile to get to work. In addition, quite a number also ride the bus to get to work (11.8%) and 9.4% of residents also carpool with coworkers, friends, or neighbors for their daily commute. In a neighborhood like this, as in most of the nation, many residents find owning a car useful for getting to work.
AGE OF Federal Way, WA (S 288th St / Military Rd S) HOMES
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Former Alcorn basketball coach lands assistant coaching job at UT Martin
Thomas scored 20 points for St. Aloysius Friday
Valentine scored 19 points for the YMCA Vikings Thursday
Missy Gators on a six-game winning streak after beating Callaway
Pollard verbally commits to Pearl River Community College
Clay scored 10 points for the YMCA Grizzlies Thursday
Vicksburg Junior High boys basketball team is Little Six No. 1 seed
Vicksburg High ninth grade boys finish the regular season undefeated
Burns returns to lead Porter's Chapel to a 67-37 victory over Benton Academy
Johnson scored 15 points for the YMCA Clippers Monday
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Montez Robinson (Photo courtesy UT Martin Athletics)
Former Alcorn State University head basketball coach Montez Robinson has been hired as an assistant coach at the a University of Tennessee at Martin.
Robinson, who spent five years as the Braves head coach, joined the UT Martin staff last week .
Robinson was the 2016-2017 SWAC Coach of the Year after leading the Braves to a 18-14 record. He has been credited for turning around the Braves basketball program during his time as head coach. In March 2020, ASU announced that they would not be renewing his contract but he has now found a new home with UT Martin.
UT Martin finished last season with a 9-20 record but adding Robinson to the staff could help turn the program around just as he did for the Braves.
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Justin Hawkins joined Fox Sports Radio Williamsport in September of 2013 as an in-studio producer and as the co-host of the Locker Room Show with Ian Catherine. A native of Montgomery, Justin graduated from Montgomery Area High School in 2010. While there, he was the executive producer, sports reporter, and anchor of "The Raider Review", Montgomery Area High School's closed-circuit weekly news program. Justin was also the technical director for Montgomery's Virtuoso program.
Justin attended Clarion University of Pennsylvania in 2010 and 2011, joining the college operated WCUC-FM. Justin became a member of That Awesome Sports Show, a weekly sports talk show (which fellow Fox Sports Radio Williamsport broadcaster Ian Catherine was on as well), while also co-hosting a late night rap show as "that country guy" on Friday nights and DJ'ing The Country Connection on Sunday afternoons. In the Fall of 2010, Justin was named the Assistant Production Manager at WCUC, and made a non-voting member of the station's Board of Directors. In the Spring of 2011, Justin was promoted to Production Manager, and became a voting member of the station's Board of Directors.
After leaving CUP in the summer of 2011, Justin began his professional radio career at Max Media of Pennsylvania in Selinsgrove, producing local and network broadcasts for country station B98.3, top-40 station Y106.5, and ESPN Radio Selinsgrove while assisting with some of the on-air operations of the radio group.
Since joining Fox Sports Radio Williamsport, Justin has become the Operations Director, which has him overseeing the day-to-day broadcast operations of the stations, while continuing to produce the local broadcasts you hear on Fox Sports Radio Williamsport and Fox SportsWilliamsport.com, appearing on the Locker Room Show with Ian Catherine, showing up on the occasional game broadcast, and covering the Little League World Series.
In addition to working with Fox Sports Radio Williamsport, Justin continues to work with BLAST Entertainment, a live sound and lighting production company, which he has been a part of since 2009. This allows him to maintain his connection to live music and theater that goes back to his days at Montgomery.
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Q: Why does OnShow for main form not fire? I have some stuff in the OnShow event of a main form that fills a few listboxes with a procedure StuffLB. I need these listboxes refilled after any of my other forms have been shown with a call to ShowModal.
After such a modal form closes, the main form is just repainted there where the modal form was and its OnShow event does not fire.
The only way I can get the OnShow event to fire is by:
frmM.Hide;
frmB.ShowModal;
frmM.Show;

Is the only way I can get the listboxes filled to use the StuffLB call after every ShowModal call on sub forms? I have about 25 forms that are available.
I would had hoped that OnShow meant when it was shown again, either in part or in full.
I'd appreciate any help or suggestions.

A: OnShow event fires when form becomes visible. What you may use is OnActivate event. However, since it is your code that calls ShowModal of another form, just put required code in a separate method and call here and in FormShow.

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Large cape with addition set on .88 acre lot. Large rooms throughout feature eat-in kitchen, large dining room and living, 1st floor bedroom, Office, den and full bath. 2nd floor has 2 large bedrooms with full bath. Other features include: 2-car garage, updated 200 amp electric and 2016 hot water heater. The house has great square feet just needs some cosmetic updates to help create some instant equity. Set on a great lot with a large flat back yard, this property is convenient town, commuter rail and major highways.
Disclosure: house to be sold "as is"


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Client Platform Engineer
Job Number: 83851
Would you like to help shape the future of Stanford's School of Medicine as one of the most prestigious schools in the world? The Information Resources and Technology (IRT) (http://med.stanford.edu/irt) provides information technology and informatics services in support of the Stanford School of Medicine's clinical, research and educational missions. IRT's services include software development, web services, business intelligence, educational technology, data center, data security, IT support and clinical informatics.
The Infrastructure and Engineering Team is seeking an energetic self-starter who wants to make a contribution as a Client Platform Engineer, to drive and support initiatives in the Office of Information Resources & Technology (IRT). Stanford University is an employer of choice in the Silicon Valley, sitting next to, and interacting with the world's preeminent high tech companies. We offer a variety of benefits beyond traditional medical, dental retirement and savings options. This is a culture where you can make a difference working alongside some of the brightest and advanced thinkers in the world.
Our Client Platform Engineer is a full-time, continuing benefits eligible position reporting to the Infrastructure and Engineering Manager. In this position you will be responsible in managing the Stanford School of Medicine's endpoint platform deployment and enterprise management services. As CPE, you will lead the development and implementation of the tools applied by IRT's IT Support group to efficiently bring endpoint computers into alignment with Stanford's security policy and the standard base configuration. In parallel, you will perform the same functions for the School's enterprise endpoint management infrastructure. Manage 13,500 endpoint computers through automated BIOS, operating system, and application patch management; operating system upgrades; and security configuration.
Design, develop, install, and maintain operating systems, utilities, and applications software on computing systems.
Resolve system emergencies with significant impact on the integrity of user data and systems.
Design, configure, implement, and maintain system security strategies, policies, and procedures.
Establish software/hardware standards and systems policies and procedures.
Engage in long-term strategic planning with regard to systems development and integration.
Conceptualize and implement systems within broad technical or structural frameworks.
Act as a technical expert or lead for local computer system administration.
Act as project leader on large-scale computing projects in which strong technical, directional, and personal leadership is necessary; assign and oversee the work of other system administrators as needed.
Manage vendor relationships and cost effective hardware and software maintenance agreements with vendors.
* - Other duties may also be assigned
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE (REQUIRED):
Bachelor's degree and eight years of relevant experience, or a combination of education and relevant experience.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES (REQUIRED):
Experience with complex multi-system platforms and vendors.
Experience coordinating multi-system and computing environments in independent computing facilities.
Experience developing/implementing a business continuation and disaster recovery plan.
Proven ability to develop appropriate plans to meet computing needs.
Expert ability to program in multiple programming languages in multiple operating systems.
Proven ability to lead and work on large/complex system deployment projects in a team environment.
Advanced knowledge of security trends and best practices.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS*:
Constantly perform desk-based computer tasks, grasp lightly/fine manipulation.
Frequently sitting.
Occasionally stand/walk, twist/bend/stoop/squat, reach/work above shoulders, sort/file paperwork or parts, lift/carry/push/pull objects that weigh up to 10 pounds.
Rarely kneel/crawl, climb (ladders, scaffolds, or other, grasp forcefully, use a telephone, writing by hand, lift/carry/push/pull objects that weigh 21>40 pounds.
* - Consistent with its obligations under the law, the University will provide reasonable accommodation to any employee with a disability who requires accommodation to perform the essential functions of his or her job.
Exposed to high voltage electricity, noise >80dB TWA, confined spaces, hot temperatures, heavy metals.
Extended hours and weekends.
WORK STANDARDS:
Interpersonal Skills: Demonstrates the ability to work well with Stanford colleagues and clients and with external organizations.
Promote Culture of Safety: Demonstrates commitment to personal responsibility and value for safety; communicates safety concerns; uses and promotes safe behaviors based on training and lessons learned.
Subject to and expected to comply with all applicable University policies and procedures, including but not limited to the personnel policies and other policies found in the University's Administrative Guide, http://adminguide.stanford.edu.
Employee Status: Regular
Grade: K
Requisition ID: 83851
Location: School of Medicine, Stanford, California, United States
Classification Level:
To be considered for this position please visit our web site and apply on line at the following link: stanfordcareers.stanford.edu
Stanford is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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About Stanford University
Located between San Francisco and San Jose in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stanford University is recognized as one of the world's leading research and teaching institutions. Leland and Jane Stanford founded the University to "promote the public welfare by exercising an influence on behalf of humanity and civilization." Stanford opened its doors in 1891, and more than a century later, it remains dedicated to finding solutions to the great challenges of the day and to preparing students for leadership in a complex world. The University's thriving diverse community is comprised of nearly 7000 undergraduate students, 9000 graduate students, 2000 faculty members, 1900 postdoctoral scholars, and over 11,000 academic and administrative staff in seven schools including several interdisciplinary research centers and institutes. The campus spreads over 8000 contiguous acres and nearly all undergraduates live on campus. Stanford offers bachelor's and master's degrees in addition to doctoral degrees (PhD, MD, DMA and JD) plus a number of professional and continuing education programs and certifications. More at http://facts.stanford.edu and http://www.stanford.edu. Stanford University is an ...equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. It welcomes nominations of and applications from women, members of minority groups, protected veterans and individuals with disabilities, as well as from others who would bring additional dimensions to the university's research, teaching and clinical missions.
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Great point and subject. If we cannot be and show who we really are then what is the point? People will see the true you eventually so own it upfront. Well written.
I find that as I have aged it is much easier to be myself. No apologies.


The main advantage of laying sod rather than growing grass from seed is that your new lawn will be ready for you to enjoy much faster. The end result of a sod lawn usually is more attractive. A seeded lawn can have a patchy appearance due to uneven spreading of the seed, birds consuming the seed, or seed being washed out during rainstorms. With sod, the professional turf farm did the hard work of growing the grass for you. All you have to be concerned with is laying it properly, and that process begins with careful preparation of the soil.
Turn the soil with a shovel to a depth of 6 inches and remove debris. Break up clumps of dirt and reduce the compaction of the soil. Remove any rocks, sticks, remnants of tree roots or other matter that might interfere with the sod taking root.
Add soil amendments. You may want to add compost to improve the quality of the soil and raise the level of nutrients. Fertilizer can also be added at this time. Grass needs potassium, nitrogen and phosphorous for healthy growth. Select a fertilizer that has all three. Work the fertilizer and compost deep into the soil.
Remove enough soil so the area will be about 1 inch below the level of sidewalks, curbs or sprinkler heads since sod is usually ¾ inch to 1 inch thick.
Level the site. Rake the soil from higher areas to lower areas. This may require raking in one direction, lengthwise across the site, then in the opposite direction. Remove any additional rocks turned over during this step.
Water the soil. Watering helps settle the soil across the site to reduce the chance of the sod sinking down after installation. Do this far enough in advance of laying the sod so the area is moist but not soggy when the sod is laid. Rake one more time to level the area. If the weather is unusually hot or dry, you may give the site a final sprinkling before laying the sod so the roots come into contact with moisture right away.
In most regions of the United States, spring is an ideal time to install sod. The temperatures are mild and the sod will not be stressed by long days of hot sun.
Depending on the region, sod farms sometimes recommend that homeowners apply the fertilizer after laying the sod.
Lay the sod as soon as possible after delivery. Sod can dry out in the sun and die. If you have to wait a few days, be sure to keep the edges of the sod moist. It is a good idea to keep it in a shaded area or under a tarp.
Install the irrigation system prior to laying the sod, after you have turned the soil and it is nice and loose. This will allow you to test the spraying pattern and make adjustments so all areas of the lawn will get water. Putting in the sprinkling system after the sod is installed may require you to cut down into the turf, which could damage it and create a scar across the lawn.


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Banyard is a rookie running back out of the University of Texas-El Paso. He went undrafted last April but later signed with Jacksonville as a free agent. After being waived by the Jaguars, he landed with New Orleans. Banyard had 25 carries for 93 yards during five preseason games with the Saints. New Orleans placed Banyard on injured reserve at the end of the preseason and later waived him with an injury settlement.
Apparently, he is now healthy and will get a look from the Vikings.
Todman was acquired by the Vikings last December off the San Diego practice squad following Adrian Peterson's knee injury. Todman was bothered by a sprained ankle through much of the preseason but delivered a 10-carry, 114-yard effort in the preseason finale in Houston. That wasn't enough to earn Todman a spot on the 53-man roster but he was re-signed to the practice squad. Now, he's headed to Jacksonville to compete for an opportunity.


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Telstra cops $10m fine for 'premium' mobile billing
By Juha Saarinen on Apr 26, 2018 8:20PM
Over 100,000 customers to be refunded.
Telstra has been fined $10 million by the federal court for misleading customers when they were unwittingly charged for digital content such as ringtones and games by third-party providers.
The carrier was taken to court by the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission in March this year over its premium direct billing service, which was available by default on customers' mobile accounts.
Customers - children in particular - were signed up to third-party content services without their knowledge or consent, and billed without being required to enter payment details or to verify their identity.
Now, the federal court agreed with the ACCC that Telstra had breached laws and it fined the telco $10 million.
"Telstra was aware that children were at risk of inadvertently subscribing on a family member's phone," ACCC chairman Rod Sims said in a statement.
"The $10 million penalty imposed by the court recognises the seriousness of Telstra's conduct. In the ACCC's view, such conduct falls below community expectations for appropriate corporate behaviour."
Telstra has now axed premium billing and will refund customers that were impacted.
The telco has already handed back at least $5 million and the ACCC said it expected further refunds to be in the order of several million dollars.
Customers are advised to check their Telstra mobile accounts and if they believe there have been unauthorised charges, to contact the telco on 13 22 00 or fill in an online complaint form to seek refunds.
Australia's consumer watchdog isn't stopping with Telstra, and said it would examine third-party billing services that other carriers in the country offer.
Sims said the ACCC "will not hesitate to take enforcement action" if it believes other carriers have also breached the law.
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Telstra's debt collector flamed in Federal Court
Telstra offered 272,397 refunds for premium content charges
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In Proc. of the Annual Meeting of the Australian Special Interest Group for Computer Human Interaction (OzCHI). pages 62-68. 2015.
This paper addresses the problem of mastering the complexity of interacting with a large set of applications on smartphones. In one hand, number of applications increases. In the other hand, screen size reduces. To tackle this paradoxical evolution, we investigate adaptive user interfaces. We assume that it is possible to predict the applications of interest for a user in a given situation. Based on this hypothesis, our challenge is to accelerate user interaction when prediction is correct, without penalizing it when prediction is wrong. The paper proposes the concept of Evanescent Adaptation. The principle is a two-layer based representation: the predicted items (first layer) are displayed above the full list of items (second layer). The first layer is said to be evanescent in the sense that it automatically disappears progressively. The paper claims for putting this disappearing process under the control of the end-user. Thereby the user can close the first-layer as soon as s/he perceives prediction as irrelevant.


Prospective teaching candidates who wish to teach the subject of English Language Learners will need to be certified by the state of Washington. Attain your certification by taking the Washington Educator Skills Tests. The WEST-E set of exams is designed to measure subject area knowledge for your preferred teaching area. WEST-E Test #051 is the test for English Language Learners and the WEST-E practice test will help you to do your best.
The keys to successfully passing your WEST-E Test #051 are to understand the test format, study well, and give yourself ample time to take your test at the official testing site. Get plenty of rest the night before your exam and eat a healthy meal or snack before arriving at the testing facility.
The test will give you 2 hours and 15 minutes to take your test, so you'll want to pace yourself accordingly. You should have plenty of time. If you have extra time, go back and review any answers that you are unsure of.
Use the WEST-E English Language Learners #051 practice test to help you study for your exam. There will be approximately 110 questions on your test. The questions will be given in a computer-based format and will consist of multiple-choice answers. Use the WEST-E English Language Learners practice questions to study for the five domains. Plan your studies to include 18% of the questions on Language and Literacy Development, 18% on Culture, 28% on Planning and Managing Instruction, 18% on Assessment, and 18% on Professional Leadership.
The scores for each domain range from 100-300. You will need an overall score of 240 in order to pass your test and obtain your certification. You will be able to get your scores and learn if you passed the test immediately after your test is completed. Your scores will be released within 2-6 weeks of your test date.


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Q: How to find out the task dependency in apache spark I understand that from Apache Spark you can find out dependency of among RDD inside stages by using spark history UI, like this:

From that DAG of RDD I know that: RDD number 36 can not start before finishing RDD number 33,34 and 35.
My question is: How can I find dependency among all tasks inside specific stage?
From the spark event logs and Spark history server UI I can get the start and end time of task, But I cant find how to get dependency between tasks.

A: You have already almost answered your question . You can check the RDD dependencies using API also Spar todebug String gives the facilities to check the RDD Dependencies. Please check spark-rdd-dependencies .
At high level, when any action is called on the RDD, Spark creates the DAG and submits it to the DAG scheduler.

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*The DAG scheduler divides operators into stages of tasks. A stage is comprised of tasks based on partitions of the input data. The DAG scheduler pipelines operators together. For e.g. Many map operators can be scheduled in a single stage. The final result of a DAG scheduler is a set of stages.

*The Stages are passed on to the Task Scheduler.The task scheduler launches tasks via cluster manager (Spark Standalone/Yarn/Mesos). The task scheduler doesn't know about dependencies of the stages.

At high level, there are two transformations that can be applied onto the RDDs, namely narrow transformation and wide transformation. Wide transformations basically result in stage boundaries.
Narrow transformation - doesn't require the data to be shuffled across the partitions. for example, Map, filter etc..
wide transformation- requires the data to be shuffled for example, reduceByKey etc..
Advanced Apache Spark- Sameer Farooqui (Databricks) check this its best

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How can I find dependency among all tasks inside specific stage?

It is simple - tasks in a single stage are always independent. They can only depend on the results of another stage.


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Callmethebreeze, född 7 maj 2018, är en italiensk varmblodig travhäst som tränas av sin ägare Philippe Allaire och körs av Andréa Guzzinati.

Callmethebreeze började tävla i september 2020 och inledde med 5 raka segrar från debuten. Han har till augusti 2022 sprungit in 783 550 euro på 25 starter, varav 12 segrar samt 6 andraplatser och 3 tredjeplats. Karriärens hittills största segrar har kommit i Gran Premio Carlo Marangoni (2021) och Gran Premio Orsi Mangelli (2021).

Italiano Vero har även segrat i Gran Premio Mipaaft Allevamento Maschi (2020), Gran Premio Tito Giovanardi (2021), Prix Piérre Plazen (2021), Fyraåringseliten (2022) och Gran Premio Tino Triossi (2022) samt kommit på andraplats i Gran Premio Nazionale (2021), Prix Henri Cravoisier (2021), Prix du Plateau de Gravelle (2022) och Prix de Geneve (2022) samt på tredjeplats i Derby italiano di trotto (2021), Prix Charles Tiercelin (2022) och Prix Ourasi (2022).

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Han inledde karriären som tvååring i Italien där han förblev obesegrad som tvååring. I sin sista start i tvååringssäsongen vinner han sitt första Grupp 1-lopp i loppet Gran Premio Mipaaf Allevamento Maschi körd av Alessandro Gocciadoro. Han inledde sin treåringssäsong i Prix Zimmerman där han kom på andraplats nu körd av Andréa Guzzinati men han fortsatte sedan sin segerrad med vinst i Grupp 1-loppet Gran Premio Tito Giovanardi därefter gjorde han sin första start i Belgien på banan Hippodrome de Wallonie som han vann på ett övertygande sätt.

I starten därefter startade han i Grupp 1-loppet Gran Premio Nazionale där han kom på andraplats efter den starten valde hans ägare och tränare Philippe Allaire att ta med honom till Frankrike där han i sin tredjestart på fransk mark vann loppet Prix Piérre Plazen där han slog bland annat Italiano Vero. Efter det startade han i Grupp 1-loppet Gran Premio Carlo Marangoni på travbanan Ippodromo Vinovo utanför Turin som han vann enkelt.

Han kom på tredjeplats i Derby italiano di trotto. Efter sin snöpliga tredjeplats i det italienska derbyt fick han sin revansh i storloppet Gran Premio Orsi Mangelli där han vann både sitt försök och final på ett lekande lätt sätt trots en snabb öppning i finalen.

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Susan RosemanJenna Tucker2021-06-21T09:55:07-04:00
The Susan Roseman Collection is exclusively made by Eric & Christopher in Bucks County, PA. The Collection was launched in January 2021, and includes five of Roseman's designs that we transformed into beautifully screen printed products.
Susan Roseman Collective
Susan Roseman is a Philadelphia-based linocut and collage artist who knew from a very early age that she was destined to belong in the art world. In 2012 she established her brand, Artie Art, and has since been featured in Droolzine Magazine and is part of an art program called West Elm LOCAL. Susan's art stems from inspiration from her late therapy dog, Artie, who made regular retirement home visits to spread cheer to seniors who valued his friendship. Witnessing the joy Artie brought to his community, Susan decided to develop portraits in his honor. This led her to feature a number of canine characters, all of which are based on her real "pack" of dogs.
Artie Art has a unique appearance that Susan describes as "…dog related with graphic style. After all, I am a printmaker with many dogs and a sense of humor." As of recently, Susan has began branching out to using other media formats such as animation. When asked about her favorite part of her process as an artist and business owner, she wrote: "I love evolving and taking the creative license further. For instance, I am now loving the animation I do for social media. This new medium allows me to bring my dogs to a larger palette."
How did this collaboration come to fruition?
In addition to this new form of art, Susan has partnered with Eric & Christopher to further distribute her work and offer a variety of new products to her growing audience. Chris and Susan had become familiar with each other's work through being artists in the same area. Susan explained, "I knew Chris from the local art scene. I knew of his work and that he silkscreened. I was always smitten with the project that he opened up to the local artists for making. I never did it, but always wanted to." Chris was aware of Susan's strong interest in the opportunity to offer her designs through screen printing. In December 2020, when the timing worked for both artists, Chris and Susan began collaborating and soon developed an exciting line of products. As of 2021, her designs are featured on Eric & Christopher tea towels, tote bags, and all-new wine totes! Be sure to check out the favorite Artie Art's "Eat Play Love" design – Susan said " 'Eat Play Love' is the first image that rocked my dogs and narrated their scene. The animated dog characters grew to occupy my creative output."
We hope you enjoy this new collection!
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SUSAN ROSEMAN PRODUCTS
Eat Play Love #1 Small Pillow
Eat Play Love #1 Small Tote
Eat Play Love #1 Tea Towel
Eat Play Love #1 Wine Tote
Hey Princess Small Pillow
Hey Princess Small Tote
Hey Princess Tea Towel
Hey Princess Wine Tote
Red Purse Small Pillow
Red Purse Small Tote
Red Purse Tea Towel
Red Purse Wine Tote
True Love Small Pillow
True Love Small Tote
True Love Tea Towel
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Q: Working with multiple branches in ASP .NET I've seen several other posts similar to this (namely https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5237/solutions-for-working-with-multiple-branches-in-asp-net) but there are several issues that I have that seem to be different than other similar posts.
I have an ASP .NET application that uses a virtual directory off of localhost. There are several spots in the code where I need to reference the name of the virtual directory so the virtual directory needs to be in place and named correctly in order for it to work. I'm also using my httpd.conf file to format my URLs to avoid cluttered querystrings.
That being said, I just published my application and now need to create a branched environment for bug-fixes whenever there is a bug in the live code and I don't want to upload the dev code.
The trouble is that I need to be able to easily run my branched code parallel to my dev code without needing to do a bunch of work with IIS and config files every time I want to load in my branched code. The drawbacks are that the parallel environment needs to have the virtual directory in place and work with the same httpd.conf (for URL formatting).
I don't think Cassini would work because I need SSL and of course...the httpd.conf and the virtual directories would need to still be in place.
The perfect solution in my mind would be to run a parallel website to localhost with the same httpd.conf and the same virtual directory...but I'm running XP Pro and they don't "do" multiple websites.

A: Have your build process create the virtual directory each time the build is run.
I've used NantContrib's mkiisdir task for this.
With this approach you can't run multiple branches simultaneously, but you can quickly switch between branches by building the branch you want to run.

A: I would do as above, but you could hook it into your solutions post build event, but this wouldn't be parallel more a quick switch. I think there's a registry hack out there to get multiple sites in iis or if memory serves if you create an additional site through a script it works, it's just the GUI that's locked down. Or the better solution would be upgrade to windows server, and have different branches build to different ports.


Mary Ann is a professional glass artist. She has been creating both original and custom glass art for over 30 years. She creates her unique glass art using traditional lead techniques and a variety of modern fusing methods. She specializes in creating custom glass pieces tailored to her clients ideas and dreams.


Anyone who follows the BuzzBuzzHome Blog knows that we love small suites and new technologies that allow for tiny-home living.
Check out the video below of Christian Schallert's home. At only 24 square metres (or 258 square feet), the most amazing thing about this home is that it actually looks comfortable, and seems to have all the bells-and-whistles of a nice home, with high end fixtures.
Yes. His bed is stored UNDER the balcony!


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While one in four homeowners in the UK want to find a new home within the next five years many are often put off by the cost of moving, according to a new survey by Lloyds Bank[1]. The research shows 62% of people feel that moving home has become more difficult in the past 10 years, while 22% claim the key blocker is the price of moving. Purchasers looking for a stress-free and more affordable option should look to Bellway Homes' Lansbury Square development in Poplar, E14, where Help to Buy and inclusive furniture packs are being offered with selected plots, meaning you'll only need your toothbrush.
Bellway has launched a three-bedroom view home to showcase the stylish furniture packages being offered, which include everything from living room furniture to window dressings. The selection of two and three-bedroom apartments have proved popular with families looking to buy their first home and with the Government's Help to Buy scheme also available on selected plots, it is even more affordable. Residents also have the luxury of a concierge service, gym and communal gardens, with allocated parking available to purchase.
Emma Denton, Sales Director Designate at Bellway Homes Thames Gateway, comments: "We are thrilled to offer home buyers a special deal of inclusive furniture packs, to help our residents relax and move home without the worry of further costs. With its close proximity to the restaurants and shops of nearby Canary Wharf, and the convenience of excellent transport links, the site is ideal for families as well as first time buyers and professionals. We would strongly recommend potential buyers come and view both our show homes and furniture styles, before our remaining properties are all snapped up."
A three-bedroom duplex apartment at Lansbury Square includes open-plan interiors with a modern family bathroom and a spacious bedroom on the ground floor, as well as a utility cupboard for additional storage. On the first level, the kitchen is complemented with integrated appliances, and access to the terrace is from the living area. The master bedroom on the second-floor benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower enclosure. The third bedroom could also be used as a study, and offers direct access to the terrace. All apartments are complete with either a terrace or balconies.
Poplar offers a wealth of leisure activities and amenities for families. Poplar Baths Leisure Centre includes a sports hall, rooftop football pitch, fitness studio, gym, and swimming pool, available half a mile away from the development. Mile End Park Stadium also offers tennis courts, football, hockey and netball pitches and an athletics track only one mile away.
For daily shopping essentials, the closest supermarket is less than a five-minute walk away, with the Chrisp Street Market also within five minutes of the development by foot. The market is home to independent shops, cafés and around 80 stalls with a variety of goods, as well as a monthly street food market and the occasional music festival. For designer and high-street brands, Canary Wharf is just a 10-minute drive from Lansbury Square, with shopping malls at Jubilee Place, Crossrail Place, Cabot Place and Canada Place. Westfield Stratford City also hosts around 350 stores, bars, restaurants, cafés and a multiplex cinema which is only 10 minutes away by car.
Ideal for commuters, Langdon Park DLR station is just a three-minute walk from Lansbury Square, with a journey time to Canary Wharf of just five minutes. The closest London Underground station is Bromley-By-Bow (District, and Hammersmith & City lines), and is only a 15-minute walk away. For travelling by car, major roads are easily accessible, with the A12, the East India Dock Road and the A11 all close by.
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Open House Saturday (4.20) 10am-Noon. This beautiful Triple Crown home has so much to offer! The home sits on a large lot with mature trees, oversized deck, and a sprinkler system. Features include generous size bedrooms, first floor study, formal dining room, large open floor plan, living room with vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace. Kitchen has granite counters, white cabinets, island, and backsplash. Several pictures look like there is wallpaper, however, it's really a decorative paint. There isn't any wallpaper in this home.
This listing courtesy of Simple Fee Realty. All Information is believed accurate, but is NOT guaranteed.


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