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Menu from a 1958 crossing made by Wilma Herzog (née Eis). Courtesy of Wilma Herzog.
I wanted to see the "Big Apple," New York City, but had no money to go there. I had no intentions to stay in the United States forever, either. I was lucky enough to get a job contract, I thought I'd stay for one year at the utmost. And what a beginning: a trip via the SS United States. I felt like a king!
I had not eyes enough to see. How can I say how impressed I was by this grand ship and its service? How we were spoiled as passengers: music, dance, a library where late night, snacks were served.
Most of hometown, Gerolstein, was destroyed by bombs during WWII – 85 percent. My immediate family survived, but was then homeless and had to flee. We ended up living in primitive shelter where each morning I received a bowl of wonderful, warm soup sponsored by the American Quakers. While we dug in empty potato fields looking for overlooked potatoes, and ate dandelion greens and boiled nettles, we were told that in the USA, they dumped shiploads of wheat into the ocean. My desire drew – that marvelous, wealthy land, I had to see it, no matter what!
No one in my family knew I was to go to New York for a year; I did not want them to interfere with my plan. I waited to tell my parents until the night before I was to leave, and when I did, I asked that no one make a fuss or even go with me to the train. After all, I would be back in one year. Today, I'm shocked to think of this! My poor parents!
One day during the crossing, the SS United States encountered bad weather. The crew installed red velvet ropes for the safety of the passengers. At mealtimes, the tables were nearly empty, only a few dared eat. I got terribly seasick, so the room steward brought me some dry bread. I can't recall the names of any of the crew now, but I do remember how the table steward addressed even us young girls elegantly as "Madame" – wow!
I had never sailed on a ship before, and until a German girl who travelled frequently informed me, I had no idea that I had to tip anyone! I was shocked, and worried that I did not have enough money for decent tips for the cabin steward and table steward. I took two envelopes and put 15 Deutsche Mark in each, and little letters saying thank you for all the wonderful service, and explaining that I had no more money to give! Then, I entered American soil with just 5 German marks in my pocket.
The only valuable item I had with me in my cardboard suitcase was "Der ewige Brunnen," [in English, "The Eternal Fountain"] a book of German poems. When I put my book of poems into my suitcase, I did not know that it would become my one and only consolation. Everything was strange to me, a country girl. The efficient elevators, people running busily this way and that way, and not looking at each other. I just looked and looked!
Often people asked me questions that made me wonder, like whether there was toilet paper in Germany. Lots of questions about the war, of course. One morning in the office where I worked, one of my co-workers said to me, "You seem to be a nice girl, but you're a German. You can't do anything about your genes, they contain antisemitism." I nearly fainted! I sat up nearly all night and to calm my soul, I read aloud all the wonderful German poems in my book written in our wonderful German language by our great German poets. It was not easy.
After six months in New York City, I met my future husband, and in 1961, our daughter was born. I learned so much in the United States — most of all, I learned to be grateful, and to express it. I think of what President Kennedy once said, too, "Don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country!" This formed and changed my life thereafter. To this day.


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Travel: Aviation workers to join November 24 general strike – Portugal
Posted on 19 November 2011.
Several unions representing aviation workers announced Friday they will join the general strike scheduled for November 24 in Portugal.
Baggage handlers union, cabin staff union and air traffic controllers unions have said they are supporting the protest against the government's austerity measures.
Portuguese airport operator ANA said passengers expecting to fly after 10:00pm on November 23 or any time the next day should contact their airline or travel agent before heading for any of the airports in Portugal due to a national shutdown.
In October, Portugal's two main unions, CGTP and UGT, had called for a general strike scheduled for November 24.
The shutdown is a protest against the newly proposed government austerity budget measures for 2012 and 2013 submitted to parliament by Prime Minister Passos Coelho.
CGTP, the country's largest trade union federation, represents 727,000 workers in 81 unions while UGT, with about 500,000 members, represents 58 unions.
The Portuguese Civil Aviation Pilots Union (SPAC) announced Tuesday an eight-day strike scheduled for 9, 10, 11, and 12 of December, 2011 and 3, 4, 5 and 6 of January 2012.
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Q: AngularUI modal - displaying on page I am using AngularUI 0.8.0 (with bootstrap 2.3) and trying to get a simple modal box to display.
Using the code below, when I press Open, the template and controller load, the alert is displayed, db receives the promise from $modal.open, then the template is rendered on the bottom of the existing page - not opened in a modal dialog.
What would cause this? How do I troubleshoot?
Thanks in advance!
<!-- ConfirmPage.cshtml -->
<button class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="ctrl.openModal()">Open</button>

The controllers are:
<!-- ConfirmPageCtrl.coffee -->
class ConfirmPageCtrl
    constructor: (@$scope, @$modal) ->
        $scope.ctrl = @

    openModal: () =>
        alert 'Called modal.open'
        db = @$modal.open
            templateUrl: '/Home/ConfirmTpl'
            controller: 'ModalCtrl'
        db.result.then @modalOk, @modalCancel

    modalOk: () ->
        alert 'I am OK!'

    modalCancel: () ->
        alert 'I have been cancelled :-('

class ModalCtrl
    constructor: (@$scope, @$modalInstance) ->

    ok: () =>
        @$modalInstance.close()

    cancel: () =>
        @$modalInstance.dismiss()

app.controller 'ConfirmPageCtrl',
    ['$scope', '$modal', ConfirmPageCtrl]

app.controller 'ModalCtrl',
    ['$scope', '$modalInstance', ModalCtrl]

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (May 23, 2014) – The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) has recently become a member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) to further campus efforts toward building a healthy and just world. Through membership in AASHE, UAH will receive support for advancing its sustainability initiatives throughout the institution and in the community.
AASHE enables higher education institutions to meet their sustainability goals by providing specialized resources, professional development, and a network of peer support. Membership covers every individual at an institution, so the entire campus community can take advantage of member benefits.
"We are delighted to have UAH on board and participating in the campus sustainability community," said Paul Rowland, executive director of AASHE. "This shows a real commitment to playing a leadership role in some of the biggest challenges of our time, and provides the campus community with access to thousands of examples of best practices in campus sustainability."
AASHE hosts the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS), a comprehensive campus sustainability rating system that enables institutions to measure their progress and learn from others. With STARS as a roadmap, institutions can select meaningful and appropriate pathways to sustainability while conserving valuable resources, combating global warming, and building healthier communities. AASHE also offers extensive online resources and discussion forums for professional development and the sharing of knowledge.
AASHE is one of two supporting organizations for the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment. Over 684 presidents and chancellors so far have committed to lead their institutions to climate neutrality as soon as possible.
The ASSHE membership couldn't have come at a better time, as UAH Facilities and Operations and the student-run Chargers for Sustainability are in the process of developing the campus Climate Action Plan. They are conducting an inventory of the university's greenhouse gas emissions from 2009 to 2013, which will help them make projections of the campus's carbon footprint in 2020. This will allow for plans to be made regarding emissions reductions over the next few years through a number of ongoing and future sustainability projects. Chargers for Sustainability would like to invite anyone with questions or ideas for the Climate Action Plan to be involved with the process.


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Swapping cars for bikes, not diesel for electric, is the best route to clean air
Cycling can be a huge part of the fight to tackle city air pollution. Tim Burns of Sustrans explains how their Active Travel Toolbox can help us get there
Mon 31 Jul 2017 02.30 EDT Last modified on Fri 11 May 2018 08.07 EDT
Cyclists on the separated cycle superhighway on under London's Blackfriars bridge. Photograph: Marcin Rogozinski/Alamy
The government's air quality plan may make our air more breathable in the long run but it fails to tackle some of the biggest issues facing cities and towns in the UK, and more people on bikes are a huge part of the answer.
At the heart of the plan is a move to ban all new diesel and petrol vans and cars from 2040, alongside a range of measures to support the electric car market and retrofit existing vehicles. It remains to be seen if the plan will be an effective measure to improve air quality, but it is almost guaranteed that this will be another missed opportunity to think about how we move about and live in cities and towns.
Government's air quality plan branded inadequate by city leaders
Focusing on switching from diesel and petrol vehicles to electric will most likely result in people simply changing the type of heavy box that they drive around our towns and cities in. This should improve air quality as emissions reduce over the long term, but it will do nothing to solve congestion on our streets, and it is a missed opportunity to improve public health.
There is no clearer and bigger opportunity to help reduce air pollution than encouraging more people to ride bikes.
In 2015, only 2% of trips in England were made by bicycle despite the average length of each trip being only seven miles. Switching from cars to bikes would not only reduce air pollution but solve many of the biggest issues facing our cities and towns.
Congestion is getting worse in cities across the UK at a cost to the economy of £11bn a year. While a 3.5 metre-wide single lane can transport 2,000 people an hour in cars, the same lane can be used to transport 14,000 people on bicycles – and this doesn't even take into account the space saved on parking. With limited space in cities and rising populations, transport planning has to focus on the most efficient way of getting around.
While a switch from diesel to electric vehicles will help reduce early deaths associated with air pollution, it will do little to encourage greater physical activity. In England in 2012 only 67% of men and 55% of women met physical activity recommendations, with a similar picture in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Research from the University of Glasgow recently found cycling regularly reduced the incidence of cancer by 45%, heart disease by 46%, and of death by any cause by 41%.
Sir Liam Donaldson, the former chief medical officer for England once said: "The potential benefits of physical activity to health are huge. If a medication existed which had a similar effect, it would be regarded as a wonder drug or miracle cure." And it's good for society too – Transport for London calculated that if all Londoners walked or cycled for 20 minutes a day this would save £1.7bn in NHS treatment costs over 25 years in the capital alone.
Cities around the world that have more bikes and fewer cars are leading the way in creating better cities. They tend to be competitive and successful and are recognised for this around the world – Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Strasbourg and Utrecht are already there. Many other cities see more bikes as vital to making them better for their residents – New York, Oslo, Seville, Barcelona and Paris, to name but a few.
How Seville transformed itself into the cycling capital of southern Europe
There are benefits for the local economy too. Evidence from many places, including our own surveys in Bristol, Swansea and Newcastle, showed people arriving by bike, foot or public transport tend to visit retailers more frequently and spend more in store over a month than those travelling by car.
Sustrans, in partnership with Living Streets and the TAS Partnership, has developed the Active Travel Toolbox to support local authorities and practitioners to make the case for, and to deliver, schemes to improve cycling and walking.
The toolbox is designed to link together issues and people working on them – for example, bringing transport planners, health practitioners and spatial planners around the same table. It includes guidance, tools, and case studies to make the economic case for walking and cycling to decision makers and funders, and ensure plans for local housing growth will align with sustainable transport modes rather than encouraging more car journeys.
We urge local and national governments to do more to look across issues and challenges to ensure we focus on delivering the most effective responses. Solving breathability is important but why miss the opportunity to solve liveability?


What Is Zero Radius Sink?
A zero-radius sink is a type of kitchen sink with perfectly square interior corners, rather than the rounded corners you see on most rectangular kitchen sinks. Many zero-radius sinks also have a flat--rather than sloped--bottom.
The corners of a typical rectangular kitchen sink are quarter-circles. The larger the radius of the circle, the more "round" the corner appears.
When the corner is a 90-degree angle, there is no circle and therefore no radius, hence the name "zero-radius" A true zero-radius sink has all 90-degree angles, so it looks like a box.
Zero-radius sinks are usually made of stainless steel. They are almost always under-mounted--attached to the bottom of the countertop rather than dropped in with a rim that rests on top of the counter, which is how most kitchen sinks are mounted.
Zero-radius sinks give a kitchen a professional look. They offer plenty of room for food preparation and cleanup.
Flat-bottomed models allow you to stack a lot of dishes with less risk of them tipping.
Sharp zero-radius corners are harder to clean than rounded corners, which you can easily swipe with a sponge. Flat-bottomed models might not drain very well.


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Q: Toolbar above keybord how I added a tool bar above the keyboard in android studio.Edit text click event show keyboard with tool bar and hide keyboard with tool bar
here is my XML code.
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            android:id="@+id/layout"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_alignParentBottom="true"
            android:orientation="horizontal">

            <android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar
                android:id="@+id/tool"
                android:layout_width="match_parent"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                >

                <ImageView
                    android:layout_width="40dp"
                    android:layout_height="30dp"
                    android:src="@mipmap/photo_gray_icon"
                    android:layout_marginLeft="16dp"/>

                <ImageView
                    android:layout_width="40dp"
                    android:layout_height="30dp"
                    android:src="@mipmap/photo_gray_icon"
                    android:layout_marginLeft="16dp"/>

                <ImageView
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                    android:layout_height="30dp"
                    android:src="@mipmap/photo_gray_icon"
                    android:layout_marginLeft="16dp"/>

                <ImageView
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                    android:src="@mipmap/photo_gray_icon"
                    android:layout_marginLeft="16dp"/>

            </android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar>

        </LinearLayout>

A: in your manifest file  add line   android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustPan"  for the activity which has edit text
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        android:windowSoftInputMode="adjustPan" >

A: add this line in youe onCreate
getWindow().setSoftInputMode(WindowManager.LayoutParams.SOFT_INPUT_STATE_ALWAYS_HIDDEN);


The cooling pool at Unit 3 of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, is pictured yesterday before fuel units began being removed.
The operator of the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant yesterday began removing fuel from a cooling pool at one of three reactors that melted down in the 2011 disaster, a milestone in what will be a decades-long process to decommission the facility.
Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) said that workers started removing the first of 566 used and unused fuel units stored in the pool at Unit 3.
The fuel units in the pool located high up in reactor buildings are intact despite the disaster, but the pools are not enclosed, so removing the units to safer ground is crucial to avoid disaster in case of another major earthquake similar to the one that caused the 2011 tsunami.
TEPCO said that the removal at Unit 3 would take two years, followed by the two other reactors, where about 1,000 fuel units remain in the storage pools.
Removing fuel units from the cooling pools comes ahead of the real challenge of removing melted fuel from inside the reactors, but details of how that might be done are still largely unknown.
Removing the fuel in the cooling pools was delayed more than four years by mishaps, high radiation and radioactive debris from an explosion that occurred at the time of the reactor meltdowns, underscoring the difficulties that remain.
Workers are remotely operating a crane built underneath a jelly roll-shaped roof cover to raise the fuel from a storage rack in the pool and place it into a protective cask.
The whole process occurs underwater to prevent radiation leaks. Each cask is to be filled with seven fuel units, then lifted from the pool and lowered to a truck that will transport the cask to a safer cooling pool elsewhere at the plant.
The work is carried out remotely from a control room about 500m away because of still-high radiation levels inside the reactor building that houses the pool.
About an hour after the work began yesterday, the first fuel unit was safely stored inside the cask, TEPCO spokesman Takahiro Kimoto said.
Yesterday's operation was to end after a fourth unit is placed inside the cask, he said.
No major damage was found on the fuel unit yesterday, Kimoto said.
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Q: "Error: Could not install package" when Installing iCal.NET from "Manage NuGet Packages" Feature in Visual Studio I would like to install iCal.NET from "Manage NuGet Packages" feature in Visual Studio 2013. However, I got an error:

Error: Could not install package 'System.Reflection.TypeExtensions
  4.1.0'. You are trying to install this package into a project that targets '.NETFramework,Version=v4.5', but the package does not contain
  any assembly references or content files that are compatible with that
  framework. For more information, contact the package author

My project itself uses .NET Framework 4.5:

But if I download iCal.NET directly from here, I can set it as reference with no error.
Anyone knows with this issue?
EDIT
I just found this discussion: https://github.com/rianjs/ical.net/issues/101
It seems iCal.NET should be able to support .NET 4.5 since Nuget package version 2.2.7

A: v4 of ical.net supports net46 and higher, which would be .NET Framework 4.6. One of my dependencies, System.Reflection.TypeExtensions, doesn't support framework versions below 4.6, so I can't go lower than that.
You're welcome to continue using v2, which will work, but isn't updated any longer. If this is an application you have full control over, I would suggest targeting .NET 4.6.latest, if you can.
As a general note, the nuget page for any library will tell you what versions of things they depend on if you click the Dependencies header. While I was looking at the ical.net gallery page, I noticed that my dependencies weren't as clear as they could be, so I published a new version (4.1.7) that makes it clearer what they are.


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Blackrock Gold's Share Price Doubles Following Bonanza-Grade Assays
Image: Blackrock Gold Drilling, courtesy Blackrock Gold Corp., ©2020
Shares of Blackrock Gold Corp. (TSX-V: BRC) more than doubled in value on Monday on 5.45 million shares after the company announced that it has intersected excellent grades of silver and gold at its Tonopah West project in western Nevada.
In its first round of assays from its initial 7,285-metre drill program at Tonopah West, Blackrock hit 3.04 metres of 2,197.70 silver-equivalent grams per tonne (g/t AgEq) from a previously unknown vein. The company also assayed 28.96 metres of g/t AgEq, and 3.04 metres of 464.44 g/t AgEq from the same hole.
Blackrock Gold CEO Andrew Pollard cheered the results in the release, calling them "nothing short of remarkable," adding that the company's drill program targeting the historic workings of the Tonopah silver district will expand beyond the originally-expected 7,000 metres.
Blackrock Gold optioned the property from Ely Gold Royalties Inc. (TSX-V: ELY) in April for US$3 million, hoping to expand the resource of a region that produced 174 million ounces of silver between 1900 and 1950. The company began drilling in June and is now bringing on another rig to follow up on these encouraging results.
The company closed a $4.5 million private placement to fund the program back in June. Each unit in the deal included a common share and a full warrant exercisable at 30 cents for three years. At the close of the market on Monday, those warrants were already in the money by 190%.
Shares of Blackrock are up 278.3% year-to-date at the time of writing to 87 cents per share.


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Lisa Feldman Barrett thinks we've long misunderstood how our brains work — and what's going on when we're stressed.
For decades, scientists have assumed that the brain simply responded to signs from the outside world: See tiger coming; get anxious. But instead, Barrett, a Northeastern University professor, argues in a new paper in Nature Reviews Neuroscience that most of our anxieties are triggered not by danger in front of us but the anticipation or fear of it: Worry tiger might appear; get stressed.
Such a response makes a lot of sense in a world where you may need to run away from fast-moving tigers.
It can cause problems for us today, though, where everything from a shadow to a flashing siren, while not really threatening, could seem that way.
Stress, according to this view of the brain, is a mismatch between the body's predictions and experienced reality, said Sasha Ondobaka, a cognitive neuroscientist at the Wellcome Trust in London.
Seeing the brain this way may explain why some people have panic attacks — expecting that safe situations are potentially threatening, Barrett said; and also why some people believe they see things that aren't there. That's one possible explanation why the Cleveland police officer who thought a 12-year-old black boy with a toy gun was a dangerous adult with a real one.
This same system also operates internally, predicting how the body is going to feel minute-by-minute, so as to regulate blood sugar, temperature, and other measures, Barrett said. It's more efficient than waiting for trouble to strike before responding.
"If you had to think about everything that's happening all the time, you'd be paralyzed," said Helen Mayberg, a depression expert at Emory University who has collaborated with Barrett in the past, but is not involved in the new work.
The brain's autopilot is directing us to do certain things, Mayberg said, such as eat when our blood sugar drops and run away from fearful situations. Overriding those instincts — say, to lose weight or not overreact — may require us to turn off the autopilot and learn a new baseline, she said.
Understanding the brain in this way, she said, may help us change counterproductive behaviors.


When people write tests there is one metric I hear them mention quite often. Yes, you guessed it. Code coverage is mentioned by many people when talking about how well their code is tested. I believe this is a very useful metric, but as the title of this post states, code coverage is not enough. When testing code it is important to try to check all cases which are likely to be able to produce different results. Odd and interesting cases are important.
Tests should be written to handle different cases which can occur. They should not be written to "cover the code". If you're handling the different cases you will also have code coverage. Notice the important difference here. Why don't we take a look at a nice example here.
For the sake of this example we will assume we have 2 classes; medic and soldier. Medics are supposed to heal wounded soldiers and only wounded soldiers. To check this we will make a method for the medic so it can decide.
So now we will test for code coverage.
Notice that I am not really testing much here. I am just making sure to run each line of code. This tends to happen when people test for code coverage. If I were instead trying to handle the cases I thought might come up in this code I probably would have done the following tests.
Notice that now I am handling an extra case. I am not covering the code any more with this, because I can't get any more than 100% test coverage, which is what I had after the first tests. You will notice though that I've tested the code better than I did before. I now also know that my code doesn't handle the exception the way I want it to. It currently throws a null reference exception, but I want it to do something else. By writing the code this way I will now get the method written the way I want it to be written. Not the way I wrote it.
This is just one simple example of how adding extra tests which don't add any extra code coverage help. One big reasons to write tests is so code works the way you want it to. That sounds silly, but if you don't write the tests you will often write code that doesn't do what you want it to. This gets all of your expectations for the code out there so that you will be sure to create them all.


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3 best trade destinations for Nets superstar Kyrie Irving
James Gussie
Kyrie Irving has given the Cleveland Cavaliers their best chance at winning a championship. So what trade destinations should they consider? We take a look at three, and explain why we think each one would make sense for Kyrie and his new team.
Kyrie Irving is a superstar for the Brooklyn Nets. He has played in 3 cities throughout his career, and there are three destinations that he would be best suited to play in. Read more in detail here: kyrie irving trade to nets.
The Brooklyn Nets may have no option but to move Kyrie Irving now that he has openly said that he has no intention of getting vaccinated and complying with the state of New York's COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
The Nets have done all they can to appease Irving while adhering to league regulations in their drive to win their first NBA championship.
Unfortunately, the NBA season 2021-22 is already underway, and Brooklyn must do what is best for the franchise. Fortunately for them, not every state has imposed a vaccine requirement, so there will undoubtedly be some teams interested in dealing for Irving.
Let's take a look at the three best trade destinations for Irving as the Nets strive feverishly to get beyond all of this.
Kyrie Irving's Buying and Selling Locations
3. The 76ers of Philadelphia
The Nets would be smart to seek this trade since they'd be exchanging two talents who aren't getting much playing time on their current teams. Ben Simmons would get a new start with the Nets, and his offensive inadequacies would be much less of a concern given the team's existing firepower.
Simmons' height and length would also offer the Nets with a much-needed perimeter defender who could relieve James Harden of some of the ball-handling and playmaking responsibilities. On the other hand, Irving would provide a significant boost at point guard while creating a dangerous 1-2 punch with Joel Embiid for the Sixers.
The Sixers' prospects of winning the NBA title this year would greatly increase as a result of this decision. They'd have a more fluid attack with more ball movement and scoring. Although Irving has been a defensive liability at times, the 76ers have a wealth of defensive studs on their roster to compensate for this. With Embiid, Tobias Harris, and Matisse Thybulle spearheading their top-notch defensive unit, this is particularly true.
The Sixers would become the NBA's most explosive two-way club if Irving were to join them.
Dallas Mavericks are the second-best team in the NBA.
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Following a rather quiet summer in which the Dallas Mavericks did nothing to strengthen their roster or provide more support for franchise superstar Luka Doncic, this would be a move that would vastly improve their backcourt while also providing Luka with the offensive assistance he needs. On the offensive end, just the thought of Doncic and Irving playing off one other is a nightmare situation for opposition teams to strategize for.
This would be a perfect trade for the Mavs to consider as they attempt to construct a championship squad and provide Luka with the support he requires–especially if they want to go beyond the first round of the playoffs for the first time since 2011. This is a move that would enhance Dallas' position and maybe make them a top-four club in the Western Conference if they want to ascend the ranks of the ultra-competitive Western Conference.
1. The Clippers of Los Angeles
This would be a great acquisition for the Clippers, and it would also bring Irving back together with former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue, with whom he won the NBA title in 2016. With Kawhi Leonard projected to miss a significant portion of the season, bringing in an All-Star player like Kyrie Irving to play with Paul George would keep the Clippers in the Western Conference's elite tier.
This would also be a nice perk for the Clippers as Leonard recovers from his injury. If the Lakers are successful in acquiring Irving, they will become the NBA's new team to beat. The Clippers would be unbeatable in the NBA with a superstar triumvirate of Leonard, George, and Irving.
These three All-Stars' scoring, playmaking, and ball handling skills would help them become a more cohesive team. Irving would come back in the correct mentality under Ty Lue's guidance, and he'd provide a significant boost to the Clippers' backcourt. There's no disputing that remaining in Brooklyn is Kyrie's best bet for another NBA championship, but a transfer to the Clippers would allow him to pursue a couple more rings as well.
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Call Center Software Buyers Guide – What's The Cost?
When you're purchasing call center software for your organization, you should expect to pay between $86 and $210 per caller for a hosted solution. If you're planning on running all your software in-house, the cost may be increased. Depending on your requirements, a complete station including software and hardware for a user can be priced in a range of $2,900 – $4,000, but if you have existing hardware that will work with a software upgrade, you may be able to purchase a solution for $1000 or less.
Hosted solutions for call center software have made it much more cost-effective for smaller operations to get established with an in-house call center. The cost of even a small call center being established from the ground up can easily reach six figures, but when you work with a provider offering hosted solutions, there are many ways to structure your contract to operate the call center on a much smaller budget.
Ultimately, the best reason to have a call center that you manage yourself is to provide better customer service to the people who call your company. Implementing the right system can give your agents the tools to do exactly that, and it is an important framework to keep in mind when you're evaluating the different software options that are on the market. You need to consistently ask yourself what about a given program will allow your agents to improve the satisfaction of your customers. Software that can do that at a cost that works within your budget, is definitely the right option for you.
Time Reduction: People often think about the ways that call center software will cost them money, but it also pays to look at the ways that it can save your business money in the grand scheme of operations. The way this happens is by reducing the amount of time it takes for one of your agents to process a customer's call. From the moment they pick up the phone to the moment they hang up, there are countless steps that an agent takes which can be optimized through the use of the right software. For instance, having access to all of a client's past call history before they even pick up the phone can enable them to provide much prompter service to a caller. This allows each of your callers to handle many more calls in a shift than they could without the software, something that translates into real savings and increased customer satisfaction.
Reporting: The reporting functions of call center software is a vital component of a complete software suite. Good software will have a wide range of standard reports, as well as the ability to generate custom reports based on your particular requirements. Reporting allows you to see when the most calls are coming in, how long your staff takes to resolve calls, who is managing to sell the most effectively and more. With this data at your fingertips, you can quickly get the information you need in order to most effectively staff and operate your call center.
Local Vs. Hosted: As we discussed when looking at the cost of call center software, the largest disparity in cost comes when you compare local to hosted software solutions. However, there are other reasons to consider one compared to the other. The complexity of running a local solution means that it is really only suitable for companies with an existing IT department and hardware. The upside is that it provides greater security and the ability to control every aspect of operations including support if there should ever be a problem with the software.
With a hosted solution, one of the greatest upsides is obviously the greatly reduced costs, but there are other reasons it might be preferable as well. Because hosted solutions are cloud based, the amount of time it takes to get set up and running is minimal. Typically, a new software platform could be implemented in less than a day. Also, as the software gets upgraded, newer versions are often made available as part of the ongoing subscription, rather than having to purchase and manage an upgrade like you might have to in a local solution. Finally, the backup security of a hosted system can't be overstated. Because these systems are cloud based your data is usually extremely well protected, and should survive almost any kind of failure or disaster.
Additional Features You May Want: There are some additional features that may offer value to your organization when selecting your call center software. Automatic call distribution is one of the most basic features that you will want your program to have. This is the feature that matches the number that the caller is dialing you from to the existing records in your database. This is a timesaving feature in and of itself, but advanced ACD may offer even more functionality. For instance, it may be able to balance out calls between various portions of your staff based on how long calls are taking or how long the wait time is for a certain group of agents.
There are also other ways that the software connects with the computers that your agent uses which are important. Computer telephony integration is responsible for the information that is displayed to your agent when someone calls in to your company. This should be customized to fit the needs of your particular organization, with the data and format it is displayed in being chosen to meet the most common requests your agents face on the phones.
Some call center software also includes IVR software, which is the type of program that uses a series of recorded messages to guide a customer to the appropriate department. IVR can sometimes be a time saver, but if it doesn't integrate perfectly with your agents' software it may frustrate callers if they have to give information to the IVR system and then again when someone picks up the phone.
Management tools are also very important when you're choosing between call center software packages. These include the ability to monitor and record calls and integrate the results into training sessions with your agents. This can be the most effective way to help improve caller effectiveness, and it only makes sense to have features designed for this function incorporated right into the software.
Off-Site Workers: With VOIP calling and high speed internet, workers in call centers are no longer chained to their desks. Some corporations are now staffing call centers using exclusively home based agents. This is an option worth considering, as it reduces the amount of infrastructure that you need in order to operate a call center. However, if this is something that you're interested in, you need a software package that has features that enable it to be used by off-site employees. This is essentially a must-have if you're working with off-site agents however, as it is the only way that you can have reliable and concrete data regarding how effective they are performing in their roles.
Customization and Simplicity: These are two terms that are sometimes in opposition to each other when it comes to software, but ultimately, you need your call center software to be both. It should be customizable so that you can set it up to work with your client database and to meet the needs faced by your business. However, the ability to customize software can sometimes introduce endless options and adjustments that increase the complexity of the program needlessly. Simplicity is equally important, as it should be easy for you to manage the software, and to train employees in its use.
Support: Finally, you always need to check on the support options offered by companies offering both local and hosted software solutions. Do they guarantee help if a problem arises? Do they have 24/7 support? A guaranteed up-time commitment? All of these questions are important when trying to decide between different software providers.
Five9: Definitely regarded as a leader in the industry, Five9 integrates the latest call center technology with top tier CRM software to empower your agents by speeding up their call flows while logging as much relevant information as possible. The service is quick to set up and designed to be intuitive so that people without a lot of technical experience should be able to use it easily. Five9 offers flexible contract options; annual contracts are available for any company looking to have a predictable monthly fee. Annual contracts also provide reduced fees when compared to month-to-month contracts. All the standard functionality is included along with the monthly licenses and telecommunications fees.
Interactive Intelligence: This company has incorporated call center best-practices right into the flow of its software to try and provide both inbound and outbound call centers with the tools they need to be effective from the first day they start using the program. They pride themselves on offering some of the broadest functionality on the market, and have clients like Sony and Coca-Cola on their resume, certainly adding some credibility to their claim.
Freshdesk: Freshdesk Is a call center software program that also incorporates other tools to form a complete helpdesk solution. It uses IVR and other typical call center tools but employs software that utilizes the most helpful elements of helpdesk services to provide the best possible service to clients. It also provides unlimited call recording, which is a feature that can be useful in many different scenarios. Pricing$0 Sprout (up to 3 agents, $15/agent thereafter, Blossom package is $16 per agent per month, Garden package $25 per month per agent includes live chat, multiple locations, and social support channels.
A quote for a large call center of 50 employees or more quoted $1,200 per agent. A much larger company acquired a lower per-agent rate of $942. If you need the phone hardware you will need spend another $275 – $400 per agent.
If you're starting a large call center, you may need to invest $85,000-$425,000 on call center software, hardware, and equipment. Plan to invest an additional $20,000 for ongoing tech support and required software upgrades and maintenance.
With hosted call center software, businesses pay monthly rates between $48-$285. The fee per agent decreases as you add larger numbers of operators.
The call center software services most medium-size companies are usually priced between $59-$119 per agent, per month which included a robust solution that manages inbound and outbound phone calls, provides skills-based routing along with a predictive dialer, and streamlines product tracking and mass email communications.


Winter brings colder weather and often - snow! Snow brings outdoor fun, including sledding. Sledding can actually provide good exercise - but also brings with it the risk of injury to children and adults alike. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) provides some online tips for Sledding Injury Prevention - and we'd like to share those with you.
For the complete article on the AAOS site, visit THIS LINK.
"Do Not Sled on Public Streets." The first big snowfall of the winter season often tempts youths to sled down sloping streets where they may be hit by cars and trucks or slam into parked vehicles, curbs, and fences. Speeding down hills in parks that are not designed for sledding is risky. Individuals may have to dodge trees and rocks.
"Sit in a Forward-Facing Position" - Some youths may run with their sleds and leap forward in a "belly flop" that does not give them control of where they are sliding. Do not sled on plastic sheets. They cannot be steered and can be pierced by sharp objects.
Sledders should wear layers of clothing for protection from injuries and cold."


Description: The Antichrist: A Systematic Study of Satan's Counterfeit Christ. Features an exhaustive, scholarly treatment of the biblical names and titles of the Antichrist. An important contribution to the study of eschatology.
In a comprehensive study of Satan's false messiah, the author arranges biblical teaching on the Antichrist around his origin and identity, the time of his appearance, his work and doom, as well as tracing all references to him in the Psalms, the Prophets, the Gospels, the Epistles, and Revelation. This vivid biography of the Lawless One, the full embodiment of human wickedness, is a valuable resource for all students of the Scriptures.
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As referenced in one of our recent blog posts, organic content on Instagram is rapidly declining, especially for Business Profiles. That means it will be harder for you (and everyone else) to get your content noticed online. The theory behind this is that most social media platforms, including Instagram, are pushing for businesses and content creators to pay for advertising and sponsored posts in order to gain more followers and traffic.
How do you compete and succeed in such a saturated online market? How do you capture the attention of your target audience?
For starters, do not buy your followers. There are plenty of tools out there to help you purchase followers or likes and while it may seem tempting to give a boost to your engagement numbers, it is noticeable and can make your brand seem untrustworthy. Keep in mind that Instagram is mainly about engagement – the more you engage (like, comment, shoutout, etc) with other people and profiles, the more it will benefit your own profile. Since the Instagram algorithm isn't chronological anymore and displays newsfeed content as the most relevant to the user, it's important to focus on engagement more than anything.
The more time you spend creating valuable content as opposed to content just for the sake of it, your target audience is more incentivized to follow you because you're giving them exactly what they want.
We may not have all the answers, but we definitely have creative tactics you can utilize to get ahead and start gaining a loyal Instagram following.
Style and visuals are of utmost importance when it comes to Instagram. Think high-quality imagery, engaging videos and clever captions to match. There are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to creating an aesthetic. It's best to create one that amplifies your brand's persona.
Tip: Find Instagram profiles that make good use of the above examples and for inspiration for your own profile, and also check out Pinterest for great ideas!
Tag relevant brands. Other companies will be notified in their Instagram Direct Messages which means they will not only notice you but provide an opportunity for them to reciprocate the support.
Feature your followers for "Shoutouts". This will help increase follower loyalty and keep your brand top of mind.
Make use of the Live video feature. This will allow followers and non-followers to connect with you directly, giving your brand an opportunity to interact in the most "human" way possible.
Much like Snapchat, Instagram Stories provides another way to get your audience engaged with your brand. This feature is ideal to help explain who your brand is to potential followers and you can show users what to expect as soon as they follow you. You can direct users to your website from the highlights to increase conversions and generate web traffic. If you offer a service this is a great way to illustrate monthly promotions for your company, or if you're a blogger you can showcase your interests & blog posts.
As the Instagram algorithm continues to change and evolve, making use of the maximum of 30 hashtags can actually hurt more than help. Keep in mind to switch up your hashtags as the algorithm can consider repeat hashtags as "spam". Take the time to research which hashtags are relevant for your photo or video and make sure they are used wisely.
Tip: While we're on this topic, switch from placing your hashtags in the "first comment" to hide them and place them at the bottom of your caption.
As a business, consider using Instagram as a lead generation tool. The website URL in your Instagram bio can be used to link relevant blog posts, Youtube videos, your website, and more. When you post on Instagram or Instagram Stories, you can direct your followers to check out your link via call-to-actions in your caption or straight from the Stories.Once you hit 10,000 followers on Instagram, you'll be able to get users to "Swipe up" and direct them to an external URL. Creating that journey will also help increase your following if you are providing something valuable to the audience. There are tons of creative ways to get your audience engaged on Instagram directly through giveaways, influencer takeovers and more.
For example, utilizing a strategy like "Tag a friend in the comments below" will expose your brand to new Instagram users when their friends tag them in your comments. This will attract a new audience and gain attention from relevant users. This is also great for a giveaway or contest because hey, who doesn't like free stuff?!
These are just a few tips available to help make the most of your Instagram efforts and we hope they help your marketing endeavours. Of course, we're always here to help and are always happy to create a custom strategy that works for your brand. Just email us at think@outsitethebox.com or visit our website at www.outsitethebox.com for more information!


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WASHINGTON – January 17, 2023 – While spending on nonresidential construction picked up momentum toward the end of 2022, construction spending will moderate in 2023 and slow significantly in 2024, according to a new report from the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
Despite macroeconomic headwinds such as inflation, rising interest rates, and weak consumer sentiment scores, the AIA's Consensus Construction Forecast panel—comprising leading economic forecasters—is projecting nonresidential construction spending to grow 5.8 percent in 2023 but slow to under 1 percent in 2024. Similar to 2022, growth in construction spending in 2023 will be uneven with a projected 2.6 percent increase in the commercial sector, 15.1 percent for industrial facilities, and 4.1 percent for institutional buildings. In 2024 spending on commercial buildings is forecast to decline 1.4 percent, while industrial projects gain a modest 0.4 percent, and a 3.8 percent increase for institutional facilities.
"The U.S. economy will continue to face serious challenges as we move through 2023, dampening the construction outlook," said AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, PhD. "However healthy architect and contractor project backlogs should ease the negative impact of an economic slowdown."
Complete details on the latest Consensus Construction Forecast can be found on AIA's website.
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Founded in 1857, AIA consistently works to create more valuable, healthy, secure, and sustainable buildings, neighborhoods, and communities. Through more than 200 international, state and local chapters, AIA advocates for public policies that promote economic vitality and public wellbeing.
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At a Glance: The Fender Passport series is a range of portable PA systems that are targeted at musicians performing in small clubs or for rehearsals. The 300 Pro, is in the middle of the range, and packs 300 watts of power into a small, lightweight package, that is easy to transport and quick to setup.
High Notes: The Passport 300 features a six channel mixer with four XLR/line inputs for connecting mics or guitars and two stereo inputs for connecting keyboards or for use with backing tracks. Its two speakers consist of an 8" woofer and 1.2" horn loaded tweeter in moulded plastic cases which can be clipped together with the mixer to make a single unit for easy transportation. Vocalists will particularly appreciate the inclusion of reverb on the mixer which, although sound-wise it is not much competition for a dedicated reverb unit, is adequate for live use and makes setting up extremely simple.
A VoiceCouncil Reviewer Says: Overall the Passport 300 is very capable system that is loud enough for small gigs with the clarity to let your voice shine. If portability isn't an issue, there are probably better sounding PAs available for around the same money, however this system still provides quite an impressive punch for its size. The Passport 300 finds itself it quite a crowded market place, however the unit's versatility and simplicity of use makes it an attractive prospect for singers looking for an affordable portable PA system.
i have one and it is powerful enough to a small club… very convinient to transport… great sound too. i used my old powered subwooper and creates more impressive punch…..
thanks for your comment. i'm pleased that you also have a positive report of the system. definitely a good idea to combine it with a sub like you are doing if you want to get a good low end punch to the sound. how powerful a sub do you use with it?