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[e]xecutive and management personnel and officers and employees who constitute professional staff to executive and management personnel.
What falls each of these categories is complicated. Dozens of cases have looked at this issue in Colorado at the trial court and appellate levels. While analysis of this exception will continue to be fact sensitive and performed on a case-by-case basis, the underpinnings of any court's analysis will be grounded on the statute's purpose: protection of employers from the disruption from loss of a key executive and being subject to disclosure of higher-level business information to a competitor.
As to how the management and executive exception is defined in law is outlined in the following two decisions of the Colorado Court of Appeals.
In DISH Network Corp. v. Altomari, 224 P.3d 362, 368 (Colo. App. 2009), the Court of Appeals recognized that General Assembly did not define "management personnel," in the statute and held that "the plain meaning of the term applies." Applying the "plain meeting," the Colorado Court of Appeals found that the executive and management personnel exception allowed for the enforcement of a non-compete agreement against, "a mid-level manager who supervised fifty employees, was otherwise at the top of the compensation scheme, was employed in a decision-making capacity, and had a certain level of autonomy." Id. The DISH Network case expressly overturned the trial court that incorrectly applied a standard asking whether the employee was a "key personnel at the heart of a business" in order for the excpetion to apply. Id. at 366.
In Phoenix Capital, Inc. v. Dowell, 176 P.3d 835, 842 (Colo. App. 2007), the Colorado Court of Appeals held "that the phrase 'professional staff to executive and management personnel' is limited to those persons who, while qualifying as "professionals" and reporting to managers or executives, primarily serve as key members of the manager's or executive's staff in the implementation of management or executive functions. The Phoenix Capital case found that a key issue was whether the employee in question "primarily served as a key member of their staff in the implementation of management or executive functions" and upheld the trial court's determination that the non-compete was unlikely enforceable against and employee that performed 80-90% of their duties "in a sales (rather than a management) support role." Id. at 843.
Note: this is not an exhaustive treatment of the case law in Colorado on this topic, which may not be up to date by the time you are reading this. New decisions are issued regularly, particularly in areas of heightened litigation.
Mallon & Lonnquist, LLC, is a business and real estate law firm. Reed F. Morris is a Colorado business and real estate litigation attorney with Mallon & Lonnquist, based in Denver, Colorado. Reed regularly represents businesses and individuals in business transactions and disputes, from pre-filing through trial, and can be reached at rmorris@mallon-lonnquist.com.


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In mathematics, an extremally disconnected space is a topological space in which the closure of every open set is open. (The term "extremally disconnected" is correct, even though the word "extremally" does not appear in most dictionaries, and is sometimes mistaken by spellcheckers for the homophone extremely disconnected.)

An extremally disconnected space that is also compact and Hausdorff is sometimes called a Stonean space. This is not the same as a Stone space, which is a totally disconnected compact Hausdorff space.  Every Stonean space is a Stone space, but not vice versa.  In the duality between Stone spaces and Boolean algebras, the Stonean spaces correspond to the complete Boolean algebras.

An extremally disconnected first-countable collectionwise Hausdorff space must be discrete. In particular, for metric spaces, the property of being extremally disconnected (the closure of every open set is open) is equivalent to the property of being discrete (every set is open).

Examples
 Every discrete space is extremally disconnected. Every indiscrete space is both extremally disconnected and connected.
 The Stone–Čech compactification of a discrete space is extremally disconnected.
 The spectrum of an abelian von Neumann algebra is extremally disconnected.
 Any commutative AW*-algebra is isomorphic to  where  is extremally disconnected, compact and Hausdorff.
 Any infinite space with the cofinite topology is both extremally disconnected and connected. More generally, every hyperconnected space is extremally disconnected.
 The space on three points with base  provides a finite example of a space that is both extremally disconnected and connected. Another example is given by the sierpinski space, since it is finite, connected, and hyperconnected.

Equivalent characterizations
A theorem due to  says that the projective objects of the category of compact Hausdorff spaces are exactly the extremally disconnected compact Hausdorff spaces. A simplified proof of this fact is given by .

A compact Hausdorff space is extremally disconnected if and only if it is a retract of the Stone–Čech compactification of a discrete space.

Applications

 proves the Riesz–Markov–Kakutani representation theorem by reducing it to the case of extremally disconnected spaces, in which case the representation theorem can be proved by elementary means.

See also

 Totally disconnected space

References

Properties of topological spaces

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Whether June 30 represents the end of your fiscal year (like Microsoft) or the middle of it, now is the time to evaluate your marketing strategy to course correct, bump up your efforts, or simply bask in the knowledge that you're on track. Are you reaching your marketing goals? Do you have marketing goals? If the answer to either question is "no" or "I don't know," now's a great time to recommit to powerhouse marketing.
What do customers love about our company?
What sleep-interrupting problems do we solve for them?
What would customers change about us?
What are our competitors doing that we should be?
Your answers to the first two questions will reveal your current value proposition, while answers to the last two will show you ways to address your customers' needs and goals. Include your unique value prop in all of your marketing efforts to give prospects good reasons to choose you.
You may have a great value prop, but if you never use it to connect with IT buyers online, it's not doing you much good.
Make it easy for IT buyers to find you and get better search results by using the keywords they often search for on your site. Use the language they respond to, like "solution provider," "certified," "specialist" and "Gold-level." Make sure you implement SEO best practices within your site's content to bring prospects to you.
IT buyers are savvier than ever, and they expect your team to be able to answer their pressing questions about your solutions. Connect your sales and marketing teams to encourage them to share information. Bring your marketing and sales teams together over lunch and talk about how they can collaborate on developing and communicating key messages. Then develop a plan to engage everyone in your organization in your marketing and sales strategies. Download the Microsoft-sponsored "Modernize Sales and Marketing" IDC eBook to learn more about how to get started.
If you'll be at WPC 2016, check out the Smart Marketing: How partners are building and accelerating pipeline for bottom line results session for tips on how to utilize your whole team to increase your profitability.
Whether it's easy navigation on your website, great experiences with staff, or solutions targeted to solve their specific problems, it's crucial to give your customers a great experience. And to do that, you need to know who your customers are and talk to them in their language.
Start by identifying a specific audience you'd like to target and get to know them: use your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to better understand and nurture your key customers. And if you're going to WPC, drop by my session Customer Experience: The new competitive differentiator to hear how your fellow partners build relationships with customers.
Good marketing can take a lot of work, but luckily, many marketing tasks can be automated.
Use marketing automation solutions like ClickDimensions and Hubspot to get insights into the behavior of visitors to your website—what are they reading, what offerings are they looking at, where are they spending time? You can also use these tools to generate appropriate follow-ups automatically, but you can't just set it and forget it. Check in on your marketing automation tools and make adjustments to ensure you've got the personalization right.
You've targeted verticals, now tap into social networks where those prospects hang out. Listen to what they're saying about the problems they face, then chime in with solutions you're uniquely positioned to supply. You can even speed up the process of finding great leads with tools such as LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
Use social selling to learn more about prospects and engage your sales force in reaching out directly to buyers through social channels, offering help, answering questions, and demonstrating your company's commitment to helping—not selling. Be sure to find social media influencers to help amplify your marketing message. Find ways to work with these thought leaders and tap into their audience base to increase both your reach and theirs.
If you'll be at WPC, be sure to attend the MKT03 – Social media jumpstart session on adding social media to your company's marketing playbook.
The middle or end of the year is a great time to consider adding a new element to your marketing strategy or bringing back something you haven't done in a while.
Send out an email to a key customer segment, co-author a whitepaper with a happy customer, make a how-to video for your website—whatever seems appropriate for your message and audience. Establish key performance indicators, then track to determine success. Did it work? Do it again!
Don't be afraid to mix it up. For example, after concentrating mostly on digital efforts in recent years, Reed and his team have recently re-added event marketing to their marketing portfolio.
In regards to their recently added marketing strategy, Reed doesn't expect immediate return on investment. An avid tracker, Reed says they'll keep an eye on everyone who attends their events to see if they upsell or cross-sell over time. One engagement that happened at an event didn't pay off until four years later, but their tracking allowed Palmetto to understand where the relationship originated.
Marketing channels and opportunities change constantly, and it's important to keep up. Reed and his team use resources like the HubSpot marketing newsletter, feedly app and Contently for good ideas. Be sure to find a few resources you can turn to for inspiration, and continue to keep an eye on your marketing strategy to find new ways to optimize it.
What's worked for you? Share your marketing recommendations and go-do's with the partner community (and me!) on Facebook.


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When this LED ice cube is mixed with real ice cubes in a bowl, it will tint the ice cubes with different hues. The most spectacular effect is created, when using several LED ice cubes at the same time. These cubes can also be used in outdoor decorations, as they have a strong resistance to water - and even to cold.
The LED ice cube has seven different colours for you to chooose from. There is a on/off switch in the bottom of the cube. With the same switch, you can change the colours. These LED ice cubes have eight different modes, including a flashmode, which keeps on going through all the available colours.
The ice cube is about the shape of a cube, but it is a little bit narrower on the top. There are no sharp edges, as the edges are shaped to resemble a real ice cube. The width at the bottom is 3,5 cm, and the height is 3,0 cm.
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Corpus Studio was recently commissioned by luxury fashion label Jitrois to design an ephemeral site- specific installation for Paris Fashion Week. The result was a suspended kinetic mobile and its transposed, floor-standing twin. Aptly entitled The Twins, the installation's steel frames create a common ground while their mirrors reflect a more interactive experience.
is a provocative exercise in asymmetric balance, as each mirror deconstructs and dialogs with the fashion label's historic Napoleon III showroom. The sculpture's delicate yet brutalist aesthetic pays homage to one of Jean-Claude Jitrois' greatest inspirations – the work of Alexander Calder – while its mirroring of past-in-present aknowledges the brand's focus on reflection and rebirth.


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Q: Redirect all visitors based on url parameter i would like to redirect user based on the parameter in url?
https://example.com/redirect_handler?param=foo&url=http//currentuserwebsite.com
https://example.com/redirect_handler?param=foo&url=
so user will be redirected to exmple.com first and based on url param the user will be redirected to url param (to user admin).
Is is possible to do?

A: Here is an example of what you should try:
So let's Say the link is
https://example.com/redirect_handler?param=foo&url=http//currentuserwebsite.com
What you need to do is the following:
At the top of the php file write the following code:
<?php
if(isset($_GET['url'])){ //check if the URL parameter is there
$url = $_GET['url']; //declare $url as the parm
Header('Location:'.$url); //note if you are using WordPress use wp_redirect Function
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Dr. Kavouras group
Our teaching
Ilias Kavouras, PhD
B.S. in Chemistry, University of Crete, Heraclion, Greece, 1990-1994
Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of Crete, Heraclion, Greece, 1994-1998
Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1998-2001
Research Scientist, National Observatory, Athens, Greece, 2002-2005
Assistant Professor, Desert Research Institute, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2005-2010
Program Coordinator, French Children Study, Paris, France, 2010-2011
Associate Professor, University of Arkansas for Medical Science, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2011-2015
kavouras@uab.edu
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B.S. in Chemistry, University of Paris-Sud, Paris, France, 1990-1994
M.S. in Biochemistry, University of Paris-Sud, Paris, France, 1994-1996
Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of Paris-Sud, Paris, France, 1996-2000
Postdoctoral Fellow, Leiden Institue of Chemistry, The Netehrlands, 2000-2001
Research Associate, National Observtory of Athens, Athens, Greece, 2002-2005
Instructor, College of Southern Nevada, 2006-2008
Instructor, University of Arkansas for Medical Science, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2011-2015
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, 2016
chalbot@uab.edu
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Ryals School of Public Health 2012 - now
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Van Dyk Health Care Hosts Broadway Tribute at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Honor of National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
Broadway's Attaway, Brunell, Cortez and Moye headline concert for Alzheimer's Awareness.
"Alzheimer's affects millions of Americans and their caregivers," said Bob Van Dyk, CEO of Van Dyk Health Care. "We need to prepare our communities for the greatest epidemic facing seniors."
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (PRWEB) November 09, 2018
Broadway stars Major Attaway, Catherine Brunell, Natalie Cortez and James Moye will form a special cast for When Broadway Goes Dark, Van Dyk Goes Live, a benefit concert to support Alzheimer's awareness Monday, November 12th at 7:00pm at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, NJ.
The cast will perform a two-hour show, featuring a medley of popular Broadway show tunes, in honor of National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. This benefit concert, slated when Broadway shows are dark, aims to build greater public awareness of the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Alzheimer's kills more than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined.
"Alzheimer's affects millions of Americans and their caregivers," said Bob Van Dyk, CEO of Van Dyk Health Care. "We need to prepare our communities for the greatest epidemic facing seniors. We're partnering with these amazing Broadway performers not only because of the magic and meaning they bring to their music. They have their own stories of how Alzheimer's has affected them. It's time we all come forward with these stories and fight this disease together."
Attaway is granting wishes on Broadway as the Genie in Aladdin. Brunell starred as Portia in the Broadway hit, Something Rotten!, as well as the title roles in Broadway's Mary Poppins and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Cortez just completed the pre-Broadway run of Moulin Rouge, slated to open on Broadway in 2019, and she starred as Anita in the Broadway revival of West Side Story and as Diana Morales in the 2006 revival of A Chorus Line. Moye has performed in Broadway's Dear Evan Hansen, Aladdin, Bullets Over Broadway, Million Dollar Quartet and The Full Monty.
The band will be led by Eugene Gwozdz, currently Music Director for American Dance Machine for the 21st Century. Joining him will be percussionist Roger Cohen (Rocktopia) and bassist Jim Donica (The Visit and Allegiance).
The event will be held at the Bergen Performing Arts Center, located at 30 N. Van Brunt St, Englewood, NJ. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Bergen PAC box office at 201-227-1030 or online at TicketMaster.com. General seating begins at 6:15pm.
Net proceeds will go to Alzheimer's New Jersey and CaringKind, both local nonprofit organizations that raise awareness in New Jersey and New York City respectively.
A special VIP pre-show reception will be hosted by Van Dyk Family Wines, founded by Bob & Elizabeth Van Dyk to honor the old vines of society and raise money for Alzheimer's and memory care nonprofits. Their inaugural wines, the 2010 Dignity (Cabernet Sauvignon) and the 2011 Respect (Chardonnay), were named in support of their motto of "Celebrating Our Elderly with Dignity and Respect." Bob Van Dyk received a lifetime achievement award in 2017 from the American Health Care Association & National Center for Assisted Living for his leadership in the senior care profession.
About Van Dyk Health Care
Van Dyk Health Care, founded in 1953, has built an unsurpassed reputation for excellence in senior care, spanning three generations of family caring for family. Under the leadership of CEO Bob Van Dyk for over 20 years, the company remains dedicated to finding solutions to better health and quality of life throughout New Jersey – offering a full continuum of care with an assisted living community in Hawthorne, a home care company and a memory day care center. Van Dyk Health Care has earned distinctions from U.S. News & World Report as one of America's top care providers, recognition from Fortune as one of America's top workplaces in Aging Services, and commendation from the Women's Choice Award for America's Best Extended Care.
Jaime Cerritelli
Van Dyk Health Care


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Older Children and the Coronavirus: A New Wrinkle in the Debate
By Health | August 16, 2020
A study by researchers in South Korea last month suggested that children between the ages of 10 and 19 spread the coronavirus more frequently than adults — a widely reported finding that influenced the debate about the risks of reopening schools.
But additional data from the research team now calls that conclusion into question; it's not clear who was infecting whom. The incident underscores the need to consider the preponderance of evidence, rather than any single study, when making decisions about children's health or education, scientists said.
Some of the household members who appeared in the initial report to have been infected by older children in fact were exposed to the virus at the same time as the children. All of them may have been infected by contacts they shared.
The disclosure does not negate the overall message of that study, experts said: Children under age 10 do not spread the virus as much as adults do, and the ability to transmit seems to increase with age.
"The most important point of the paper is that it clarifies the care with which we need to interpret individual studies, particularly of transmission of a virus where we know the dynamics are complex," said Dr. Alasdair Munro, clinical research fellow in pediatric infectious diseases at University Hospital Southampton in Britain.
The earlier study was not intended to demonstrate transmission from children to adults, only to describe contact tracing efforts in South Korea, said Dr. Young June Choe, assistant professor of social and preventive medicine at Hallym University College of Medicine and an author of both studies.
Most studies of children's transmissibility have been observational and have not directly followed infected children as they spread the virus. The few studies to have done so are not directly comparable — their methods, the policies regarding prevention, and the transmission levels in communities all vary widely.
Many studies have grouped together children of widely varying ages. Yet a 10-year-old is likely to be very different from a 20-year-old in terms of infection risk and transmission, as well as in type and level of social activity, Dr. Munro said.
The first study from South Korea did try to document transmission from children directly, but it grouped them in 10-year ranges. Tracing the contacts of 29 children aged 9 or younger, it found that the children were about half as likely as adults to spread the virus to others, consistent with other research.
But Dr. Choe and his colleagues reported an odd finding in the group of 124 children aged 10 to 19: They appeared significantly more likely than adults to spread the coronavirus. Experts told The Times at the time that the finding was likely to be a fluke.
The group of older children was not the same in both studies, but many appeared in both reports, Dr. Choe said. In the latest study, the researchers found only one undebatable case of transmission among older children, from a 16-year old girl, who had returned from Britain, to her 14-year-old sister.
The remaining 40 infected contacts of the older children could all be explained by a shared exposure.
The children with confirmed infections were isolated in hospitals or community treatment centers, and caregivers who had contact with them were required to wear masks, gloves, a full body suit and goggles. The low rate of transmission from older children observed here may not represent what happens in the real world.
The new report does suggest that older children are at least unlikely to transmit more than adults, said Natalie Dean, a biostatistician at the University of Florida, as had been originally claimed.
"There's no biological explanation for that," she said. "It didn't make any sense to me." Over all, Dr. Dean added, "We're not seeing a lot of real transmission from children."
But that may be because most studies have been too small to adequately distinguish between age groups, and because children have been kept at home, away from potential exposures.
Even if the risk of transmission from children is lower, they usually have contact with a great number of other people — more so than the average adult. When schools reopen, these increased exposures create more opportunities to transmit the virus, which may counterbalance their lower propensity to transmit the virus.
Back to School ›
The latest highlights as the first students return to U.S. schools.
From Opinion: Find out if your child's school is ready to reopen, based on coronavirus caseloads and testing rates.
New York City schools are set to open their classrooms in a month, but many principals fear they won't be ready.
Families priced out of "learning pods" are seeking alternatives.
What's it like to send children back to school outside of the United States? We asked parents in South Korea, Switzerland and Germany.
Dr. Dean and other experts cautioned against interpreting the scientific evidence so far as saying that children under age 10 simply cannot spread the coronavirus.
But "it's not true to say that they do not transmit," said Bill Hanage, an epidemiologist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. "You hear people say this, and it's wrong."
All available evidence so far makes it clear that older children, particularly those closest to adulthood, may spread the virus as much as adults, he added.
"It's indisputable that the highest risk of becoming infected and being detected as being infected is in older age groups," Dr. Hanage said. "I think you have to be really careful before you decide to open high schools."
Conversations about reopening schools are complicated because so much depends on the level of community transmission and on socioeconomic factors, he and other experts said.
Schools can fuel the influenza virus's spread to a disproportionate degree, compared with restaurants, bars or places of worship. Children may drive those outbreaks, so closing schools during flu outbreaks makes sense, Dr. Hanage said.
But with the coronavirus, Dr. Hanage said, "closing schools is not expected to provide more bang for the buck than closing other parts of society." Instead of reopening bars and restaurants along with schools, he said, schools should be prioritized, while bars and restaurants should be closed in order to reduce community transmission and make school reopenings possible.
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So, I finally decided to pony up the £7.82 and join the ball pit. Thought I may as well start by making it all about me.
I'm currently (though not for long) the co-owner of a small metalwork business called the Leaky Crucible (http://leakycrucible.com) where I made and sold jewellery stuff.
I've had a bit of a disagreement with my business partner about various things, so I'm currently in the process of looking for a new workshop (and possibly having to come up with a new brand etc) but in the meantime here's a few things I've made I'm particularly happy with. They're all handmade and I'm pretty proud of my work (although I know I have a lot to learn).
Anyway, would love to get any feedback on what folks think, and if anyone wants something made I'll be happy to offer a ballpit discount once I get my business settled.
If you do decide to purchase any of my wares, or commission me to make something special, you can use the coupon code WHEREHARDONSCOLLIDE for 30% off everything!


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Magnitude 6.7 quake hits West Sumba again
Selasa 22 Jan 2019 19:02 WIB
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Earthquake. (Illustration)
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Earlier on Tuesday, West Sumba jolted by a 6.2-magnitude earthquake.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- An earthquake of magnitude 6.7 has again rocked West Sumba district in East Nusa Tenggara province on Tuesday afternoon. Earlier, an earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter Scale jolted at 7:59 a.m. local time.
The epicenter of the quake was located at 10.65 degrees southern latitude and 118.97 degrees eastern longitude and at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the official website of the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). The quake did not have the potential to trigger a tsunami, it said.
Since the first quake, a number of aftershocks have hit the district. The strongest was a quake of magnitude 5.0, which hit at a depth of 10 kilometers.
Chief of the BMKG Center for Earthquakes and Tsunamis Rahmat Triyono stated that the series of quakes were categorized as shallow quakes caused by the subduction of the Indo-Australian Plate beneath the Eurasian Plate.
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Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics
The Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics in Cheshire has been in operation since 1945 when it was chosen by Bernard Lovell as the site for an observatory. It has since become a world renowned centre for radio astronomy, the launch of Sputnik 1 was announced to the world after detection by Jodrell Bank scientists and the site is listed for World Heritage Site status. Ronacrete products have twice played a small part in its history.
In 1987 the Department of Estates and Services of Manchester University, owners of the Jodrell Bank Complex, surveyed the telescope's concrete supports and discovered cracking and spalling. In consultation with Ashdale Concrete Ltd, they produced a repair specification based on Ronafix polymer admixture, to restore the profile of the concrete and provide protection from exposure to adverse weather conditions.
The damaged concrete was cut out to expose the steel reinforcement and loose rust and scale was removed. The surface was primed with a blend of Ronafix and Portland cement before application of Ronafix Mix Design D concrete repair mortar. Ronafix Mix Design D was chosen for its resistance to carbonation and its waterproofing and frost resistance.
A much more recent project, the new Discovery Centre, was completed in 2011. Landscape architects Grant Associates chose RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing as the permeable surfacing to pathways for the landscaping works. The surfacing is required to withstand wear from foot traffic, quad bikes and vans. After researching potentially suitable materials, Grant Associates consulted with Ronacrete's technical department before producing a specification.
The RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing system was laid by specialist contractor Route One Highways; an experienced applicator of Ronacrete's hard landscaping products. RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing system is supplied as a two-component elastic and UV stable polyurethane resin and kiln-dried graded aggregates, to be blended on site. The aggregate component was placed in a high capacity forced action mixer and the two component non-yellowing resin was mixed with a drill and paddle before being mixed with the aggregate.
RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing was applied at a thickness of 15mm to the paths to provide an attractive, strong and slip resistant paving. The permeability of the SUDs compliant system prevents pooling of surface water. Visitors to Jodrell Bank are therefore able to keep their feet dry as they step confidently through the grounds, while appreciating the backdrop of the magnificent Lovell telescope. The resistance of the resin to ultra-violet light ensures that the resin will not yellow or darken and will remain elastic, lengthening the service life of the system.


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VIDEO: New virtual reality exhibition of Paris' Notre Dame cathedral
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Notre-Dame cathedral is still undergoing renovation work. But a new virtual reality exhibition will allow visitors to experience it in an entirely new way. (Credit: Orange Emissive)
Paris' Notre-Dame cathedral remains largely closed after the devastating fire that ripped through it in 2019, but now a new exhibition uses VR technology to allow people to discover the cathedral's history - from the 12th century to the present.
The exhibition – opening on Saturday, January 15th – will allow people to engage with the site in an entirely new way: through virtual reality.
For €30 visitors to the Espace Grande Arche de la Défense just outside of Paris can enter the exhibition space, put on a VR headset and experience some 800 years of history – from the 12th Century to the present day. This journey through time takes around 40-45 minutes. English-language narration is also provided.
A new virtual reality exhibition tells the story of Notre Dame cathedral through key historical characters and events. (Credit: Orange/Emissive)
"Visitors will explore a digitally recreated Notre-Dame and live through a truly emotional journey through the secrets of the monument, all the while rediscovering the events and historical characters that marked its history," according to the City of Paris.
The trailer released by Amaclio Productions, one of the groups behind the virtual reality exhibition, is mind-blowing.
Speaking to Le Parisien, the renowned French historian, Frank Ferrand, said the exhibition amounted to "a machine to travel back in time".
Five historians were consulted in the making of the project, which cost some €4-5 million.
Around 30 percent of the income from ticket sales will go towards France's public works budget, to help with the restoration of the cathedral. The organisers hope to attract 150,000 visitors this year.
The cathedral itself remains closed to almost all visitors while restoration works continue after the fire. It is hoped that the works will be finished by 2024. In the meantime, display boards outside the site show how the complicated restoration work is progressing.
Visitors experience the history of Notre Dame from the 12th century to the present day. (Credit: Orange/Emissive)
There is also a free display at the site, where visitors can watch a 15-minute film about the renovation works and view a selection of photography. Various artefacts from the cathedral itself will also be on display.
The exhibition will move to the Conciergerie, on Paris' Ile de la Cité in the spring. In the Autumn, it will be moved again to the space underneath the large forecourt of the cathedral itself.
There is a reduced ticket price of €20 per person for people under 18, students, unemployed people, those on RSA benefits, and people booking for a group of five or more people.
You can buy tickets here or directly at the site. The group discount only applies to people who buy online.
The exact address is: Espace Grande Arche de la Défense, 1 Parvis de la Défense, 92400 Puteaux.
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Alcohol and/or drug abuse recovery is usually assumed to be a 30-day long treatment. Nonetheless, it depends on the rehab program. It's correct that there are 30 day drug abuse treatments. However, it can differ based on personal situation. It can take a few weeks to a few months of active alcohol and drug rehabilitation to thoroughly address the causes for alcohol or drug addiction. 4-5 month drug or alcohol rehabs generally tend to to have highest success rate. Many drug and alcohol abuse rehabs are for six to seven months.
We're here preparing you with plans for action and strategies during your rehabilitation period, so you can handle any obstacles you could encounter. We can offer you a real path to recovery. We are more than happy to discuss your personal needs and plan your rehabilitation and recovery. Our team of experienced, caring, and certified experts provide the most cutting edge alcohol/drug addictions rehab methods to help you recover from drug and/or alcohol dependency with a high success rate. Move ahead with a very critical step giving us a call at our drug rehabilitation line.
You tremendously improves the prospects of a full recovery without relapses by using skills, guidelines, and life practices. Examples: communication principles, reasonable boundaries with family and friends and how to establish them, and beneficial tension management processes.
You should do it if you can be in a longer-term program. Successful drug and alcohol treatment commonly involves inpatient recovery, continual treatment at home, rehab at home, and detoxifying. Since they help their patients to thoroughly change their way of living, and this is often exactly what is needed to actually recover, drug/alcohol addiction rehab programs that focus on alcohol/drug addiction rehab in a more extensive way encourage recovery in a deeper way. Alcohol or drug abuse rehabs that are the most extensive appear to work best.
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Arnold Family papers
This collection (1929-1959, undated) contains materials from the Arnold family including a diary, marriage certificate, college diplomas, letters, and photographs of Iowa State's VEISHEA parade. The majority of the materials document are from Lloyd and include a diary from 1959 recording his time living in Fresno, California, his affiliation with the Certified Alfalfa Seed Council, and his work marketing alfalfa seed for the Arnold-Thomas Seed Service. He describes in detail a trip back to the Midwest (May 29-July 16) in which he meets with representatives from a number of seed dealers, including Pioneer in Des Moines. Throughout the diary he notes meetings with friends and family, daily activities, and events in the news such as the results of sports competitions and the launch of the Soviet's Luna 1 satellite. Other materials include Lloyd's Master's degree diploma, photographs of VEISHEA, marriage certificate and wedding photograph. Materials related to Donna include her diploma, two letters from "Jim," and graduation invitations and program.
Lloyd E. Arnold (1902-1987) from Hornick, Iowa, received his B.S. (1926) in Farm Crops and Soils and his M.S. (1931) in Crop Breeding from Iowa State College (University). As a student he was involved in a number of student organizations including Alpha Sigma Phi, Athletic Council, Basketball, Grain Judging Team, and Interfraternity Council. After graduation, he settled in Fresno, California, and was involved in the growing and marketing of alfalfa seed. He married Eula Fisher in 1929.
Donna L. Arnold was the daughter of Lloyd and Eula Arnold. She received her B.S. (1954) in Botany from Iowa State College (University). As a student she was involved in Botany Club, Science Women's Club, Promenaders, the student radio station KMRI, and a group called the Twisters.
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The Lloyd E. Arnold family counts at least two members as graduates of Iowa State University: Lloyd and his daughter Donna. This collection contains materials related to these two members of the Arnold family and their time at Iowa State. The collection contains diplomas, letters, marriage certificates, photographs of Iowa State's VEISHEA festival, and a diary documenting Lloyd's work marketing and growing alfalfa seed.
This collection is arranged alphabetically.
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RS 21/8/16. Arnold Family papers, 1929-1959, undated
Arnold family papers, 21/8/16, Iowa State University Library Special Collections and University Archives. Please use this identifier to cite or link this item: http://n2t.net/ark:/87292/w9zw18s8t
Arnold family papers, 21/8/16, Iowa State University Library Special Collections and University Archives. Please use this identifier to cite or link this item: http://n2t.net/ark:/87292/w9zw18s8t https://cardinal.lib.iastate.edu/repositories/2/resources/1480 Accessed January 29, 2023.


The Orchard video, shot among the orchard's fruit-bearing trees, shows a small water basin dug in the ground. Marcus is seen standing neck-high in the pond, with only his head popping out from the water, whose surface is filled with floating oranges. Thus submerged in the water and surrounded by citrus fruit, he begins to chant It's All Gold, a famous song from the Israeli repertoire, originally performed by the group Ha'tarnegolim.
Indeed, in still images of The Orchard Pond the scene is depicted as a bright vision basking in wintery sun: Seen here in an aerial view, Marcus's head seems like a dark protrusion floating amidst the citrus fruits in orange and green. His utopian pool is surrounded by a variety of fruit-bearing trees – oranges, grapefruits, lemons and pomelo fruits, all freshly washed by the recent rainstorms of December . Yet this ravishing sight merely heightens the anachronism inherent in the scene: The restored orchard is but a relic of what was once a prosperous economical branch, a material culture and a way of life that are no longer viable – while Marcus himself, thus immersed in the water, among the fruit, rather recalls an obscure ritualistic undertaking or a curious still life arrangement.


How do you process very large datasets in Stata?
Use Stata/MP or Stata/SE. If you do not have Stata/MP or Stata/SE, please continue with this FAQ.
When the number of variables in a dataset to be analyzed with Stata is larger than 2,047 (likely with large surveys), the dataset is divided into several segments, each saved as a Stata dataset (.dta file). To work with information contained in two or more .dta files, it is necessary to merge the segments into a new single file that must not contain more than 2,047 variables. Here is a list of steps to construct a new database with information merged from different files. Any manipulation of the data made with a Stata do-file allows you to review and/or repeat the procedure more easily.
Review the codebook or list of variables, and determine what information is needed and which files contain the desired variables.
A unique ID for each case (observation) must be provided for each file to be merged. Typically, the ID for a time-series database is the date of the observation. For a cross-section database, it is the ID of the cross-section unit (family identifier, firm CUSIP, etc.), and in panel data, two characteristics are needed to identify each observation: date and ID. However, for panel data, sometimes a "case ID" is provided to facilitate merging.
You must ensure that the form in which the unique ID is held in each file must match; i.e., you cannot match a str8 (8-character string) to a str6 ID, nor can you match a string to an integer. Use Stata's describe command to ensure that the name and data type of the ID variable are the same in all files.
Discard the variables that are not needed (keeping the case ID); this can be done in at least two ways. Wildcards (*) and hyphens (-) may be used in the varlists; see varlist for their use.
Remember that the case ID must be part of the new file.
Repeat steps 2–5 for all files containing the desired variables. Finally, you will end up with a set of new files (newfile1.dta, newfile2.dta, .... newfileJ.dta) to be merged into a new dataset. Now you are ready to merge the data.
The merge command merges corresponding observations from the dataset currently in memory (called the master dataset) with those from a different Stata-format dataset (called the using dataset) into single observations. A new variable _merge is created for informative purposes (described below). Both files must be previously sorted by the merge variable(s), e.g., case ID.
Merge the first two new files.
You can use the tabulated information to check if the data were merged as desired.
If there are more than two files to merge, use the current data in memory as the master dataset, and repeat steps 8b-8d for each file to be merged (newfile3.dta, newfile4.dta, .... newfileJ.dta).
Here is an example of how a do-file can be used to merge data contained in three hypothetical segments.
This do-file merges some variables from the .dta files: segment1.dta, segment2.dta, and segment3.dta into a new file named newdatabase.dta. This do-file will be documented in the log-file logmerge.smcl for further reference.
Thanks to Petia Petrova for contributions to this document.


We never want to find ourselves waiting for thoughts to stop in meditation, because thinking is the nature of the mind. We all experience between 60,000 to 90,000 thoughts per day. That's an average of three thoughts every second.
While we can't stop thoughts, we can position ourselves to drop into a more settled state, where thoughts naturally feel like less of a distraction. We do this by adopting the anti-focus attitude with our mind in meditation. It's never about getting rid of thoughts. It's about seeing all thoughts as a legitimate part of the meditation experience—kind of like how getting wet is a necessary part of the swimming experience.
The friendlier you are with your thinking mind, the easier your meditations are going to feel over time. And we haven't even gotten to the meat of the technique yet. That will come over the next couple days. For now, we're still laying the foundation for your E.A.S.Y. approach in meditation. Did you find yourself judging your mind or resisting any of your thoughts? It's normal if you did. But each time you meditate, you'll become increasingly more accepting.
Post a photo or a video that represents something you appreciate, respect, admire, or love. This is the same type of feeling that you will begin to project onto your mind in meditation. It may seem forced at first, but over time it will feel like second nature. Make sure to tag #blissmore and #blissmorechallenge so we can follow your progress.


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The Hospitality Journey: Technology as an agent of change
admin December 28, 2020 May 7th, 2021
Article by Seth Rubenstein
Executive Director U.S. & Canada at Multimedia Care*
No industry has ever conquered a year as unique, as transformative, as uncomfortable as 2020.
Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to participate in an engaging webinar on present-day hospitality safety perception alongside three other industry leaders – Burcin Turkkan, Director of Membership Development, Strategy & Innovation from Skål International Official; Wendy Hoekwater, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Sales Operations at Apple Leisure Group; and Chris Holter, Vice President Revenue Management for Caribbean Latin America at Marriott International. Throughout the conversation, we discussed four principal components:
The reality of re-opening and its impacts on business continuity.
The role of technology in encouraging guest confidence to return to hotels and restaurants.
Creative ways to reduce risk and liability while keeping businesses afloat.
Predictions on what the next few months will look like for the industry.
As the country navigates the COVID-19 global pandemic, many states put a sense of trust into the industry at-hand to decide upon the best course of re-opening action for the company, the employees, and the community at-large. Taking a look at the hospitality industry, restaurants have incorporated outdoor dining experiences and lowered seating capacities, while hotels have started to once again welcome guests for the holiday season.
That was step one.
Step two, on the other hand, is a bit more complex. Businesses have re-opened, but after months on-end of quarantine, venturing back out into the industry is not a simple decision. To be frank – traversing hospitality business continuity amid the COVID-19 landscape hasn't been easy. But technology has made it a bit smoother.
Not surprisingly, a theme that surfaced repeatedly throughout the conversation was the impact of technology as an agent of change for the industry. COVID-19 has fast-tracked the infusion of technology in restaurant and hotel operations. The new normal is still quite uncertain – it changes day-in and day-out, but something that will never change is the need for people to feel comfortable, confident, safe and secure. People expect technology to be part of this equation. By implementing contactless, hands-free solutions that scan for overall wellness and allow guests to interact virtually, businesses can begin to leverage this equation to their advantage.
And it will be key for businesses to continue to leverage such solutions, well beyond this year, as technology can be a platform to build upon greater depths of engagement. Hand-held temperature readers are effective in the short-term, but replacing this with a full-service solution that not only reads guest temperature, but allows them to engage digitally, such as our Multimedia Care Health Checkpoint, is how we can look toward the future – simultaneously automating the process and providing a full customer experience.
Burcin, Wendy, Chris and I all recognize the challenge that comes with planning for the next year in the hospitality industry, let alone the next five years. The industry is changing as we speak. As the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines continue to make strides across the country, contactless technologies can also help companies navigate the imminent phased-out vaccination period – the upcoming months in which vaccinated and non-vaccinated people will undoubtedly come into contact by living daily life. Such technologies can help ensure that anyone who enters any given facility has been equally health-screened, allowing guests to feel confident and enjoy the industry pre- and post-vaccination.
The reality is simple – people miss traveling. People miss enjoying a bite to eat with friends. People miss interacting with loved ones. And people want to stay healthy. By spotlighting preventative measures, innovative tech tools and contactless solutions in the long-term, hospitality leaders inspire guests to feel assured that the industry is evolving in a positive and safe direction.
*Seth Rubenstein is the Executive Director for the United States & Canada at Multimedia Care, leading the strategic planning and application of the MULTIMEDIA Care suite of products across both regions, driving commercial initiative, new customer acquisition, and customer success. Seth has more than 30 years of strategic business development experience across human resources, strategic alliances and SaaS sales.
Prior to his role with MULTIMEDIA Care, he led a variety of positions across the information technology industry, spanning from the director of business development and global partner engagement for IoT Remote Monitoring & Management platform Domotz in Smyrna, Georgia, to the director of business development at computer software company Ihiji in Austin, Texas, and beyond.
A revenue-driven and team-oriented professional, Seth holds a Master of Education from Penn State University, and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Koeraj (Russisch: Курай) is een dorp (selo) in het district Kosj-Agatsjski van de Russische autonome deelrepubliek Altaj. De plaats ligt op de gelijknamige Koerajsteppe op 826 kilometer ten zuidoosten van Novosibirsk en 65 kilometer ten noordwesten van Kosj-Agatsj aan de Tsjoejatrakt. De plaats ligt ten zuiden van de Koerajrug en ten noorden van de Noordelijke Tsjoejarug, aan de rivier de Koerajka, vlak voor haar instroom in de Kyzyltasj, die vlak daarop in de Tsjoeja stroomt. Net ten zuidoosten van de plaats ligt het gehucht Kyzyl-Tasj (of Koeraj-2), waar veel reizigers over de Tsjoejatrakt overnachten.

De plaats ligt in een erg droog gebied, waardoor er slechts weinig bomen groeien.

Plaats in de republiek Altaj


"The Marine Archaeology Branch of the IAA is the authorized body in charge of the Underwater Archaeological heritage of Israel. Their activities include evaluation of antiquities discovered in underwater sites, underwater cultural resource management and protection, and the organization of exhibitions and displays as well as educational activities." Выставки, исследования, публикации. На иврите, английском и арабском яз.


In addition to performing and teaching, Josiah is also a prolific designer of posters, flyers, album art, and other promotional media for bands and musicians in the Boston/Cambridge area.
His colorful line drawings can be seen on display at Aeronaut Brewery, where he is the official Artist-in-Residence for groups that perform there. He frequently designs material for many local bands throughout the year, as well as for his own shows.
If you have a show coming up that you'd like a poster for, contact Josiah for inquiries of rates and concept discussion.
Work can usually be completed within 2-3 days of a commission.


Summer is finally here! Are you ready to get on Island Time? Check out upcoming Galveston events that are not to be missed.
Join us every Sunday at Bryan Museum (1315 21st Street) for family activities, live music & a market! Featuring local vendors, you will find everything from honey to coffee to meat. Right now we're loving the delicious salsa & bagels! During the summer, the market is 9am- noon.
Set up at the Jetty on 37th Street & Seawall Boulevard, these fireworks run all summer until September 2nd. Fireworks start at 9pm and go until around 9:30. If you're feeling wild and craving s'mores, follow up the fireworks with a bonfire on the beach!
This year celebrates the 90th Anniversary of the legendary Summer Pop Band Concerts. Located at Moody Northern Plaza (24th Street & Sealy), this free concert starts at 7:30pm. Lead by Frank Incaprera Jr, Galveston Beach Band features jazz, show tunes, and big band numbers. Make sure to participate in the Children's Parade held every week at the concert!
Go to this market for a more intimate version of the Sunday Farmer's Market. There are always fun activities for kids, but there is not a yoga session on Thursdays. Great for mixing and mingling with the locals! The market goes from 3- 6 in the afternoon.
Join Palm Beach at Moody Gardens every Friday and Saturday from 6pm- 10pm for live music & fireworks! Float the lazy river or hang out on the white sand beach to enjoy the evening. Each night features a different band. With all types of music throughout the summer, you're sure to find one you love! Admission is $15 per person. This is the perfect way to end a day Moody Gardens! We have you covered with discounted tickets.
Let your sandcastle dreams run wild at Stewart Beach (201 Seawall Boulevard) on Saturdays! The fun starts at 8am with a professional sandcastle builder working their magic creating a castle until 11am. Lessons are held at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm. Limited equipment is available so it is recommended that you bring your own sandcastle bucket and shovel. Lessons are free after you pay the Stewart Beach admission. If you're spending your day here in the sun, don't miss out on our Beach Package that will ensure you shade and cold drinks!
Bands on the Sand is the same on both Friday and Saturday nights with live music and fireworks. Want to go Friday and Saturday? No worries, the music will be different! What won't be different are our ticket prices!
Starting promptly at 9am in East Beach, this beach volleyball tournament calls for a day of fun! Hosted by the Gulf Coast Volleyball Association, coed doubles, coed recreational and junior teams will be participating. Load up on your sunscreen and be prepared for a day in the sun! Don't worry, we have canopies that will keep you out of the sun.
June 16 Galveston Island Brewery Celebrate their 4th Anniversary!
Galveston Island Brewery will be hosting their celebration from noon- 8pm. Known as a family friendly brewery, GIB features a playground for children. Live entertainment along with new specialty beer releases & local food make this the place to be. Hey Mikey's Ice Cream, Maceo Spice & Import Company along with the lovable food truck, Jenny from the Block, will be serving it up! Stick around until 9:30 to view the Moody Gardens fireworks!
You won't want to miss this parade and firework extravaganza for 4th of July! The parade procession begins at 7:30pm on Seawall Boulevard starting at 59th Street and finishing at 25th Street. This is a busy event so we suggest arriving early to get your spot. Following the parade at 9:15, a firework show will take place at the 37th Street jetty! Not a fan of just sitting on the sand? Have your chairs delivered to your rental before the event!
Grab your snacks and blankets to enjoy a movie night at Saengerfest Park (2300 Strand Street). The free event starts at 7:45pm and will be showing "It's A Wonderful Life". So round up your family and head on out! Start your morning with a Dolphin Tour leaving from Pier 21 followed by exploring the downtown area and finish it off with a movie.
As a classic Galveston event, ArtWalk has been happening for over 25 years. If you want a true island experience, head on over to the Downtown Historic District for an evening of art galleries, shopping, wine, & live music. This event goes from 6pm-9pm and mostly takes place on Post Office Street.
Join Campfire Soul (Blues, Rock) at Saengerfest Park (2300 Strand Street) for a night of fun and dancing! Music starts at 6pm and lasts until 9pm.
Hosted at Beach Central Park (2102 Seawall Blvd), this event highlights the best of Texas & Louisiana- style food, fun, and live entertainment! Adults- $6, Children 10 & under are free!
Don't forget Schlitterbahn is hopping with their summer season right now. We have your tickets and coolers for cold drinks and snacks!
For more information, email us at info@gulfcoastconcierge.com or call us at 409-740-1600.


Daguerreotype (Becquerel method), 3.25"x4", 2014, unique.
Foundations is an ongoing series cataloguing nineteenth-century corset styles, using the daguerreotype, the first photographic process. Clothing has been used to shape, lift, smooth and control women's bodies throughout time—whether with Victorian corsets, 1950's girdles, punk bustiers, or contemporary Spanx. Foundations focuses on this hardware by photographing historically-accurate corsets without sexualizing the wearer.
This project would not be possible without the handmade corsets created by Kristen Demanett.


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Terrorism will persist for another 20 yrs in Nigeria, says Buratai
Posted On: Thu 03 Dec 2020 By TCR NEWS | SR
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has said terrorism may persist in Nigeria for another 20 years.
Buratai stated this on his verified Facebook page three days after Boko Haram terrorists killed scores of rice farmers in Borno State.
He wrote: "There is a general misunderstanding of what insurgency and terrorism entail. There is the likelihood of terrorism persisting in Nigeria for another 20 years.
"It only depends on the level of escalation and the appropriate responses by all stakeholders, both civil and military authorities. Also, both local and international actors.
"Citizens' responsibility is equally important and imperative. All must cooperate to contain the lingering insecurity. Let there be collective action and responsibility."
Meanwhile, the Nigerian Army has scheduled today for the second edition of a spiritual warfare seminar to counter Boko Haram propaganda.
Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sagir Musa, disclosed this yesterday in an invitation sent to journalists.
The army had, last year October in Sokoto launched the first edition of a joint seminar on spiritual warfare against insurgency and other forms of restiveness.


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As a Gaming Parent, Do You Encourage Your Kids to Like Retro Games?
By Al Hilal
As parents, we are continuously told that it is bad for kids to spend their leisure time playing video games. The experts say too much screen time, which includes slumping in front of a games console or smartphone, is detrimental to a child's development. The problem comes if you love gaming. After all, how can you sit there and tell your kids to get off the PS4 when you are about to spend the evening vanquishing monsters on World of Warcraft? It is a tricky dilemma.
Lots of adults love to play bingo and other modern games. These games are visually attractive, fun to play, and designed for smartphones and tablets. Kids also love to play the latest games and many of them will nag their parents to death in order to persuade them to pay for the latest game release. But what many parents fail to realise is that there is a place for retro games, and if you can persuade your kids to give them a go, they can have hours of fun.
Gaming in Moderation
Clearly spending every waking hour gaming is not healthy. After all, you need to eat, sleep and socialise. The same applies to kids. If they exist in a gaming netherworld from the moment they wake up to the moment they go to bed, homework is not going to get done.
The Joys of Retro Games
Retro games are simpler and less immersive than modern platform games. Remember Sonic the Hedgehog? It was addictive and fun, but you didn't need to create a wealth of new characters or forge alliances to have a good time on your Sega Megadrive.
Many modern games are released too early. They hit the virtual shelves full of bugs and glitches, which causes headaches and no end of frustration. Larger platform games also require updates and patches, which take forever to download and can be costly.
Retro games are so much simpler. Most load really quickly and you don't need an internet connection to play. Features within the game can be unlocked as you play, usually as a reward for being good at the game, and there is no extra cost involved. In modern games, extra features often come at an extra cost, which can be immensely frustrating for parents.
Parents vs. Kids
The great thing about encouraging your kids to have a go at some of the retro games you used to play is that you stand a reasonable chance of actually beating them. Most kids have grown up gaming, so their skills are finely honed from hundreds of hours of intensive play. Adults have to work, so they don't have as much free time. Even if you are not an expert on the retro games from your misspent youth, you are still likely to be better than your kids.
If you have yet to persuade your kids that retro games are fun, organise a retro gaming evening for the family and let them have a go. The kids will have a ball.
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Q: Working Azure DevOps (aka VSTS) Build Definition for nopCommerce 4.xx Did any got a working Build Definition in Azure DevOps working for nopCommerce 4.xx working? If so will you please share the YAML-file. I tried several possible solutions, but I don't get it work.
I used the default ASP.NET Core template from Azure Devops. See below YAML
content: resources:
- repo: self queue:   name: Hosted Ubuntu 1604

steps:
- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2   displayName: Restore   inputs:
    command: restore

   projects: '$(Parameters.RestoreBuildProjects)'

- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2   displayName: Build   inputs:
    projects: '$(Parameters.RestoreBuildProjects)'

    arguments: '--configuration $(BuildConfiguration)'

- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2   displayName: Test   inputs:
    command: test

    projects: '$(Parameters.TestProjects)'

    arguments: '--configuration $(BuildConfiguration)'

- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2   displayName: Publish   inputs:
    command: publish

    publishWebProjects: True

    arguments: '--configuration $(BuildConfiguration) --output $(build.artifactstagingdirectory)'

    zipAfterPublish: True

- task: PublishBuildArtifacts@1   displayName: 'Publish Artifact'   inputs:
    PathtoPublish: '$(build.artifactstagingdirectory)'

At the Build step it gives errors when trying to build the Plugins:

2018-12-16T20:31:51.2431313Z
  /home/vsts/work/1/s/src/Build/ClearPluginAssemblies.proj(21,5): error
  MSB3073: The command "dotnet
  "/home/vsts/work/1/s/src/Build\ClearPluginAssemblies.dll"
  "OutputPath=/home/vsts/work/1/s/src/Build/../Presentation/Nop.Web/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.1/|PluginPath=/home/vsts/work/1/s/src/Plugins/Nop.Plugin.DiscountRules.CustomerRoles/../../Presentation/Nop.Web/Plugins/DiscountRules.CustomerRoles/|SaveLocalesFolders=""
  exited with code 1.

Anyone an idea how to get this working?
Edit:
The response of Eriawan give me some insight to look further. I investigated the csproj files of one of the Plugins and see there the next section:
Thank you for your response. It took me closer to the root cause of the problem (hopefully). I investigated one of the csproj file of the PlugIns of nopCommerce and I see the following section
<!-- This target execute after "Build" target -->
<Target Name="NopTarget" AfterTargets="Build">
<!-- Delete unnecessary libraries from plugins path -->
<MSBuild Projects="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\..\..\Build\ClearPluginAssemblies.proj" Properties="PluginPath=$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\$(OutDir)" Targets="NopClear" />
</Target>

Is there a way to turn off these extra execution during build? or to get this work during build, without adjust the csproj file (because I want to adopt future changes of the project)?

A: If you are using YAML as option for your Azure Pipelines, you should pay attention to the sequence for the build. Also don't mix YAML with build definition, because YAML is different from the old build definition used by TFS and VSTS (before it changed name to be Azure DevOps).
Looking at the YAML, you should have a full build on your DotNetCoreCLI@2 task, by executing command build. The error you have is a little bit cryptic, but it shows that you just execute dll directly and this means you are going to execute the dll instead of doing actual build.
So instead of this:
- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2
  displayName: Build
  inputs:
    projects: '$(Parameters.RestoreBuildProjects)'
    arguments: '--configuration $(BuildConfiguration)'

It should be this:
- task: DotNetCoreCLI@2
  displayName: Build
  command: build
  inputs:
    projects: '$(Parameters.RestoreBuildProjects)'
    arguments: '--configuration $(BuildConfiguration)'

Notice the additional command: build.


Antonio Brown turned a short catch into a 31-yard touchdown with 10 seconds left Sunday, sending the Steelers to a 28-21 victory over the Bengals. They've now won seven straight against Cincinnati, a streak that includes highly improbable — and totally predictable — wins.
"On the sideline before I went out, I told the guys, 'This is what legacies are made of for all of us. Let's go take care of business,'" Roethlisberger said.
On the decisive play, Roethlisberger saw the Bengals (4-2) were set for an all-out blitz with no safeties guarding the end zone. He knew it would be a touchdown if he got the ball quickly to Brown, who caught it in stride, cut behind Justin Hunter's block and ran untouched to the end zone.
"We've been in that situation a lot, and I knew we were going to do it," said Brown, who had five catches for 105 yards.
They rallied to win a first-round playoff game in 2015 — aided by Vontaze Burfict hitting Brown in the head for a costly penalty — on Chris Boswell's field goal with 14 seconds left. Last December, they overcame a 17-point deficit and won on Boswell's field goal as time ran out.
"We're better than them," Bengals cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick insisted. "They're not better than us."
The Steelers are 16-2 at Paul Brown Stadium during Marvin Lewis' 16 seasons as the Bengals' head coach, including playoff victories in 2005 and 2015. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is 20-5 against the Bengals. Andy Dalton is 3-12 against the Steelers, missing that 2015 playoff meltdown with a broken thumb.
James Conner ran for 111 yards and a pair of touchdowns, his second straight 100-yard game. Conner joined Hall of Famers Franco Harris (1976) and Jerome Bettis (2004) as the only Steelers to run for seven touchdowns in the first six games of a season, excelling as Le'Veon Bell's replacement. Bell reportedly will end his holdout this week during Pittsburgh's bye.
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Jim Ross On Huge Star's Time In WWE – "One Of The Most Fumbled Pushes Of Anybody I Can Recall"
Jim Ross has explained why he felt WWE dropped the ball when it came to pushing one of the biggest superstars in the history of the company, the Big Show.
When it comes to giants in wrestling, few of them were as big and as successful as former WWE star Big Show, who works for AEW now as an announcer using his real name, Paul Wight.
During his incredible WWE career that began in 1999 after a main event run in WCW, Big Show was a four-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion and is no doubt a WWE Hall of Famer someday. However, he also had a lot of stop-and-start pushes, far too many heel-face turns and a lot of inconsistency in his career.
On a new episode of his Grilling JR podcast covering the 2003 Royal Rumble, Jim Ross and co-host Conrad Thompson were talking about the opening match that saw Brock Lesnar beat Big Show. That would lead to JR talking about how he felt WWE fumbled in terms of how they used Big Show.
In the opinion of Jim Ross, a guy like Big Show shouldn't be too many big bumps in a match while pointing out that one big bump for Big Show in a match should have been enough.
"It was a good opener. It also speaks to the fact that I've mentioned here on the show before that I thought that Big Show was probably one of the most fumbled pushes of anybody that I can recall off the top of my head in WWE. You don't book a guy just because he can do all those suplexes and you do them. One major bump for Big Show was enough. And it gets Lesnar over more, because he didn't have to do 10 things to beat you. And so I thought it was a little bit overdone."
While JR appreciated Big Show's willingness to sell for his opponents, Jim Ross believed that WWE repeatedly booked Big Show in an awkward way.
"I admire Paul Wight's desire to try to be accommodating, I really do. And it was very professional of him in that respect. But it was the wrong place being called. He could have got the same results with less physicality on a guy that was not quite 100%. And so I thought The Big Show was booked in a kind of an awkward way more often than not. But to any event, it was a good opener had a lot of star power."
"And, you know, if Lesnar had lost, it would have been a total shock, because he's in there the biggest athlete in the world. But the biggest athlete in the world was taking bumps like he was Juventud Guerrera."
If you use any quotes from this transcription, please credit the original source and link back to this article with a H/T to TJRWrestling.
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PC Fútbol Legends, a free to play arcade football game set in the 90's, announced for PC and mobile devices
Madrid, December 12th 2019 – The PC Fútbol games saga keeps growing and this new member of the family is a full arcade football game.
Developed by Purple Tree, an Argentina based studio, and Published by IDC/Games, a Spain based Game Publisher for PC and Mobile games, PC Fútbol Legends will bring a fresh feeling to a genre based more on simulators than actual arcade and full of humour games.
The game will be available for mobile users with an Android version and for PC users at IDC/Games platform and Steam. It will be localized to English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish and Turkish.
Full game description and features:
PC Fútbol Legends is a dynamic arcade football game that is played in medium sized fields with no fouls or offside whistled, really in line with the old times football games from the 90's. And the most important feature of the game are humour and fun! It is so much fun to play it!
Football is all about fun and teamwork. It doesn't matter if you're on the field or play it on console sitting with your friends on the couch. PC Fútbol Legends boldly recalls the glory days of the arcade soccer games, bringing back memories of cult classics we all know. With its vintage, not-too-serious, artistic and creative modern approach to classic gameplay, PC Fútbol Legends is certainly a perfect game for people who are weary of football managers or complicated hard-core simulators. You just grab your pad, sit on the couch and play!
PC Fútbol Legends is a breakaway from the rigidity of simulators and their realism, the game brings a throwback to retro games with a fluid game play but at the same using nowadays games developing cutting edge technology.
The game controls are simple and include passing, lobbing and shooting or tackling and pushing the opponent to steal the ball. Once within the matches teams can gain temporary boosts like super-sprint, super-shots or super-tackles.
- Dynamic gameplay reminiscent of cult arcade soccer games
- Ideal for Couch & Party gamers
- Who needs rules? No fouls and offsides!
- Legendary players used as reference
- International Cup mode and league
- 52 national teams
- 28 hand-drawn managers
- Humor – football managers and simulators are boring. Let's bring back fun to football!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOhyfEWycaM&t=5s
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PC-F%C3%BAtbol-Stars-104079001008691
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEFCpwspQJnXBBy9xzg8u3g
Screenshots, logos and others:
Press Kit https://imgur.com/a/DuOcsXl


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