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Whether it is conventional or there is risk associated with both. As an investor, your aim is to invest in such an entity where the risk is less and the return is high. All the investments in the world have some element of risk attached to them.
There is no investment with zero risk anywhere – it just doesn't exist.
In this article, I will share with you some investments that have a considerably lower level of risk associated with them. Not only that, but these investments can provide you with high profits too.
P2P lending stands for peer-to-peer lending. It is considered to be one of the best short-term investments available today. In this kind of an investment you do not invest any money in the shares of any particular company. On the contrary, you actually lend money to a third party, with a view to that person providing you with the desired return.
The certificate of deposit is more of a saving certificate with a maturity rate which is fixed in nature. The certificate can be issued in any value, taking into consideration the minimum investment requirements. You cannot access your funds until the maturity date.
This is a kind of stock which is issued by a company. The stock is equipped with both a debt and equity portion. The preferred stock technically lies in between common stock dividends and bond payments. In comparison to common stock, the risk associated with preferred stock is much less.
A money market fund is a kind of mutual fund which is generated with the purpose of saving the investment's value. The fund helps in the payment of interest. The ultimate goal of this fund is to maintain a VAV of $1/share. The fund has the ability to protect the underlying value of the cash.
It is unwise to compare municipal bonds with corporate bonds, the main reason being that municipal bonds are tax free. The net income of taxable bonds reduces with the rise of tax which means that a municipal bond is home to a higher after-tax yield when compared to a corporate bond.
Savings bonds are debt securities which are issued by the US Department of Treasury to assist in the payment of the government's borrowing needs. These bonds are considered as the most secure investments because of the fact that these bonds are backed by the credit and full faith of the US government.
One of the best ways to get the highest return on a low risk investment is to target mutual funds or stocks that have a good dividend payout. For example, if there are two stocks that have a similar performance but one is giving you no dividend and the other is giving you a 2% dividend, then the latter is the best option for you.
Through a CD ladder, tying up all your cash can be avoided, especially in the case of a long-term investment. You can keep your money in both short-term and long-term CDs.
No matter how much a savings account may be paying, when you compare it to the return you can generate by investing in a business, it's nothing. Try to invest in a business which has a considerable market demand and can actually make you a good profit.
These are essentially loans which you actually give to the US government. These loans get sold through different auctions. The value of the security is very much dependent on the investors. These securities can be purchased through online marketplaces and different brokers.
To learn more about secure investments take a look at this article by goodfinancialcents.com.
All of these investments could be a good option for you. However, you should always seek advice from a financial expert where practical investing is concerned. Referring the matter to an expert will serve you well.


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Red Garland, właśc. William McKinley Garland Jr. (ur. 13 maja 1923 w Dallas, zm. 23 kwietnia 1984 tamże) – amerykański pianista jazzowy.

Nagrał wiele płyt jako lider, mimo to pamiętany jest przede wszystkim jako współpracownik Milesa Davisa i członek sekcji rytmicznej jego pierwszego kwintetu. Doceniono również jego wyrafinowaną technikę gry i stosowanie akordów blokowych, które stały się wzorem dla współczesnych mu oraz późniejszych pianistów.

Życiorys

Młodość
William McKinley Garland junior przyszedł na świat 13 maja 1923 w Dallas w stanie Teksas. Początkowo doskonalił się w grze na instrumentach stroikowych, klarnecie i saksofonie altowym, ćwicząc pod okiem Henry'ego "Bustera" Smitha, wcześniej mentora saksofonisty Charliego Parkera. Na fortepianie zaczął grać dopiero w wieku ok. 18 lat, już po wstąpieniu w szeregi armii, stacjonując w forcie Huachuca w Arizonie. Ćwiczył intensywnie i robił szybkie postępy, z czasem stając się profesjonalnym muzykiem, który początkowo pozostawał pod wpływem pianistów mainstreamowych. W owym czasie również boksował; w wadze półśredniej walczył nawet z Sugar Rayem Robinsonem, pojedynek jednak przegrał. Po zwolnieniu ze służby wojskowej występował lokalnie w rodzinnym Teksasie.

Początki profesjonalnej kariery
W 1946 został zaproszony przez trębacza Orana "Hot Lips" Page'a do współpracy; wyruszył w trasę koncertową z jego zespołem, po kilku miesiącach rozstając się z nim w Nowym Jorku, gdzie wkrótce znalazł pracę. Dzięki rekomendacji został na kilka tygodni zaangażowany także przez wokalistę Billy'ego Eckstine'a, udając się w trasę z prowadzoną przezeń grupą. Po powrocie nawiązał współpracę z Eddiem "Lockjaw" Davisem; występował w różnych klubach i z różnymi zespołami. W tym czasie zaprzyjaźnił się z Budem Powellem, który – oraz Art Tatum, Nat King Cole i Erroll Garner – wywarł znaczący wpływ na jego grę.
Pomiędzy 1946 a 1955 nieprzerwanie występował w Nowym Jorku i Filadelfii, akompaniując tak znanym muzykom, jak Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins i Roy Eldridge. Mimo to przez kilka lat wciąż pozostawał muzykiem raczej słabo rozpoznawalnym; zaczęło się to z wolna zmieniać na przełomie lat 40. i 50., także w efekcie współpracy z Hawkinsem, Youngiem i Benem Websterem.

Kwintet Milesa Davisa
Prawdziwą sławę zdobył dopiero grając u boku Milesa Davisa, z którym jeszcze w 1953 zapoznał go perkusista Philly Joe Jones. Davis poszukiwał pianisty grającego podobnie jak Ahmad Jamal, a jako że m.in. również pod jego wpływem pozostawał Garland, to trębacz postanowił zaprosić go do swojego kwintetu, w którym stał się podporą sekcji rytmicznej złożonej z Jonesa i kontrabasisty Paula Chambersa.
Członkiem combo, w którym pośród wymienionych znajdował się także saksofonista John Coltrane, pozostawał w latach 1955-1958. Nagrał wtedy pod kierownictwem Davisa kilka słynnych albumów, zarówno dla wytwórni Prestige (Cookin', Relaxin', Workin', Steamin'), jak i Columbia ('Round About Midnight, Milestones).

W tym samym czasie nagrywał też z innymi jazzmanami, wśród których znaleźli się Sonny Rollins (Tenor Madness, 1956), Art Pepper (Art Pepper Meets the Rhythm Section, 1957), Curtis Fuller (Curtis Fuller with Red Garland, 1957), Phil Woods (Sugan, 1957) i Coltrane (John Coltrane with the Red Garland Trio, 1957). Jednocześnie prowadził własne trio i wraz z Paulem Chambersem i Artem Taylorem zarejestrowywał sygnowane rodowym nazwiskiem albumy, A Garland of Red (1956), Red Garland's Piano (1956-1957), Groovy (1956-1957) i in..

Dalsza kariera
Po zakończeniu współpracy z Davisem, do 1962 kontynuował nagrywanie własnych płyt pod szyldem Prestige (w tym Moodsville) bądź Jazzland (podległej Riverside Records), kooperując z rozmaitymi muzykami, dla przykładu z Wendellem Marshallem i Charliem Persipem przy okazji sesji, w trakcie której powstał materiał wydany w 1963 na albumie When There Are Grey Skies. Okazjonalnie udzielał się też jako sideman, jak w listopadzie 1960, gdy wsparł w studio tenorzystę Arnetta Cobba. W 1968 wrócił do rodzinnego Dallas, by zająć się niedomagającą matką.

Lata 70.-80., śmierć
W latach 70. stopniowo powrócił do nagrywania płyt, związując się z różnymi wytwórniami, np. MPS (1971), Alfa Jazz (1974) i Galaxy (1977-1979). Swą karierę kontynuował jeszcze w następnej dekadzie, występując na scenie i rejestrując premierowy materiał, który trafił na albumy Misty Red (1982) oraz – nagrany w lutym 1983 w San Francisco – The Last Recording.

Zmarł w wyniku ataku serca 23 kwietnia 1984 w wieku niespełna 61 lat w mieście swoich urodzin, Dallas.

Wybrana dyskografia
Opracowano na podstawie materiału źródłowego.

Jako lider
 A Garland of Red (Prestige, 1956)
 Red Garland's Piano (Prestige, 1956-1957)
Red Garland Revisited! (Prestige, 1957)
 The P.C. Blues (Prestige, 1956-57)
 Groovy (Prestige, 1956–57)
 All Mornin' Long (Prestige, 1957)
 High Pressure (Prestige, 1957)
 Dig It! (Prestige, 1957–58)
 It's a Blue World (Prestige, 1958)
 Manteca (Prestige, 1958)
 Can't See for Lookin' (Prestige, 1958)
 Rojo (Prestige, 1958)
 The Red Garland Trio (Moodsville, 1958)
 All Kinds of Weather (Prestige, 1958)
 Red in Bluesville (Prestige, 1959)
 Satin Doll (Prestige, 1959 [1971])
 Red Garland Live! (Prestige, 1959)
 The Red Garland Trio + Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (Moodsville, 1959)
 Soul Junction (Prestige, 1960)
 Red Garland at the Prelude (Prestige, 1960)
 Red Alone (Moodsville, 1960)
 Alone with the Blues (Moodsville, 1960)
 Halleloo-Y'-All (Prestige, 1960)
 Soul Burnin' (Prestige, 1960)
 Bright and Breezy (Jazzland, 1961)
 The Nearness of You (Jazzland, 1961)
 Solar (Jazzland, 1962)
 Red's Good Groove (Jazzland, 1962)
 When There Are Grey Skies (Prestige, 1962)
 Lil' Darlin' (Status, 1963)
 The Quota (MPS, 1971)
 Auf Wiedersehen (MPS, 1971)
 Groovin' Live (Alfa Jazz, 1974)
 Groovin' Live II (Alfa Jazz, 1974)
 Keystones! (Xanadu, 1977)
 Groovin' Red (Keystone, 1977)
 Red Alert (Galaxy, 1977)
 Crossings (Galaxy, 1977)
 Feelin' Red (Muse, 1978)
 Equinox (Galaxy, 1978)
 Stepping Out (Galaxy, 1979)
 So Long Blues (Galaxy, 1979)
 Strike Up the Band (Galaxy, 1979)
 Misty Red (Baystate, 1982)
 The Last Recording (Meldac Jazz, 1983)

Jako sideman
Arnett Cobb:
 Sizzlin' (Prestige, 1960)
 Ballads by Cobb (Moodsville, 1960)
John Coltrane:
 John Coltrane with the Red Garland Trio (= Traneing In; Prestige, 1958)
 Soultrane (Prestige, 1958)
 Lush Life (Prestige, 1961)
 Settin' The Pace (Prestige, 1961)
 The Believer (Prestige, 1964)
 The Last Trane (Prestige, 1966)
Miles Davis:
 The Musings of Miles (Prestige, 1955)
 Miles: The New Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige, 1956)
 'Round About Midnight (Columbia, 1957)
 Cookin' with The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige, 1957)
 Relaxin' with The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige, 1958)
 Milestones (Columbia, 1958)
 Workin' with The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige, 1959)
 Steamin' with The Miles Davis Quintet (Prestige, 1961)
Curtis Fuller:
 Curtis Fuller with Red Garland (New Jazz, 1963)
Coleman Hawkins:
 Coleman Hawkins with the Red Garland Trio (Moodsville, 1959)
Art Pepper:
 Art Pepper Meets the Rhythm Section (Contemporary, 1957)
Sonny Rollins:
 Tenor Madness (Prestige, 1956)
Phil Woods:
 Sugan (Status, 1957)

Przypisy

Bibliografia
>Richard Cook, Brian Morton, The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings, Penguin 2008, .
>Miles Davis, Quincy Troupe, Miles. Autobiografia, Constanti 2006, .
>Dionizy Piątkowski, Encyklopedia Muzyki Popularnej - JAZZ, Oficyna Wydawnicza Atena 2005, .
>The Rough Guide to Jazz (Second Edition), ed. by Ian Carr, Digby Fairweather, Brian Priestley, Rough Guides 2000, .

Linki zewnętrzne
Red Garland w All About Jazz
Red Garland w AllMusic
Red Garland w Discogs
Red Garland w Jazz Discography Project
Red Garland w Jazz Music Archives
Red Garland w Rate Your Music

Amerykańscy pianiści jazzowi
Amerykańscy kompozytorzy jazzowi
Ludzie urodzeni w Dallas
Urodzeni w 1923
Zmarli w 1984

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We got a letter from the Ministry of Manpower last week, informing us that our household had been shortlisted to participate in their annual labour force survey. I actually have a penchant for doing surveys (filling out forms is fun!) and government surveys get my full attention because I don't think I'm a very "typical" Singaporean, so I like to think that my survey tells the government a little something they didn't expect.
Of course, there's also the possibility that my survey results merely generate such pronounced statistical outliers than my perspective is effectively rendered moot. But anyways.
Between the two of us, my husband wins, hands-down, the prize for being the "eldest member" of the household.
But the question of who is the "main" income-earner isn't as straightforward as that. He used to make more than me, then he switched careers and I made more than him, but this year I switched careers too, so the jury's still out on who's going to emerge as the "main" moneymaker.
Finally, why can't a couple be jointly Head of their Household? Why must there be only one Head?
Then we got to that little category that is so fanatically important in Singapore officialdom: race. My identity card identifies me with an Indian sub-category that I've always felt isn't entirely accurate in terms of my ethnically mixed ancestry. I tried to get it changed once, but was firmly told by a government official that the category I wanted (Ceylonese-Chinese) didn't exist in their system and so I would have to pick one and couldn't elide the two. Rather than contend with the impossible impenetrability that is a government bureaucracy, I decided then to leave my identity card information as status quo.
This survey provided even more limited options: Chinese, Malay, Indian or Others. The survey's definitions of race state that the Chinese/Malay/Indian categories are for people of Chinese/Malay/Indian descent respectively, and "Others" is for everyone else. It doesn't tell you what to do if you're of both Chinese and Indian descent, so I decided to go with "Others".
Our only other somewhat atypical response was for "employment status", where we both clock in as what the survey terms an "Own Account Worker": "a person who operates his own business without employing any paid workers in the conduct of his business or trade." I'm glad to give the numbers for this category a boost because I think there are more of us solo/independent operators around than people realise, and that has all sorts of implications on a country's economic and social systems.
So now I've done my citizenly duty for the year. Can't wait till the next form comes along.


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Here's today's latest casting news: Ben Kingsley, James Badge Dale, and Charlotte Le Bon are in talks for Robert Zemeckis' untitled drama based on Philippe Petit's memoirs, and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Cara Delevingne is in talks for roles in both Joe Wright's Pan at Warner …
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So I went over to Uncommon Goods and brought up a list of grilling gifts. You can check out their list here: Find Unique Grilling Gifts | Uncommon Goods.
Hey Dave, aren't these seasonal products?
As you can see, the best-seller ranking for this product stays well above 2,000 for most of the year. The only time it dipped was in late December and late July of 2017. Probably because they ran out of stock!
And what does a 2,000 BSR in Home/Kitchen mean in terms of product sales? According to Jungle Scout's Free Estimator tool, that's 2,280 units per month!
142 average units in sales per month. As long as I can order as low as 300-500 units, should be fine to sell.
31 average reviews for non-outliers. So it doesn't take a lot to combat the preexisting sellers.
$33.77 average price. Not bad! If we can buy right, there might be some profit here.
Not a whole lot of AMZ sold products here. That's a good sign, too.
Only one product had the dreaded "<5 sales." So that means everyone's selling at least a few per month.
One red flag: FBA fees are showing $9.47. That means it's probably costly to ship.
Okay, so we've got a box here with decent sales, a decent price, and pretty low reviews. That all seems good, right?
My big fear, though, is that this sucker is going to be expensive to ship. A big thing about shipping stuff from overseas is that it's more about the volume than the price. And these boxes are pretty large. The one pictured has dimensions of 18″ on one side. The standard palette can only hold 1 cubic meter. I'm guessing that you can probably only get about 34 of these onto a palette comfortably. I live in the landlocked state of Oklahoma where a palette DDU runs me roughly $1200. So that means my product's cost is going to be $35.22 right from jump street, unless I order an entire shipping container of these.
With an average price of $33.77, there's just no way that I can profit selling this product.
Verdict: Too costly to ship. Avoid!
300 average units in sales per month. Heck yeah!
53 average reviews for non-outliers. Probably a little competitive, but we might be able to hang.
$19.90 average price. Awesome. Right where we want to be.
Only a few of these products are sold by AMZ. So not too shabby.
FBA fulfillment fees are around $6.50. Again, we have an issue with a large item here.
Notice how I had to remove a few items from the list. There were grills, charcoal pans, and other random stuff in the search. Probably a sign that this is a relatively new product idea, or one that doesn't get done often. That could be good or bad.
Checking in on Alibaba, these things are cheaaaap. I found one set that's $1.00 – $2.00 for 1,000 units. Trouble again, though, is the volume of these items. With 300 units in sales per month, we're going to need a lot to start. I'm guessing we can probably get 1,000 units onto 2 pallets. That'll put our cost at about $4,000, or $4 per unit.
Let's break it down. If we sell these for $24.95 (~30% more than the average price is what I like to shoot for) and our Amazon referral fees and FBA fees are $8.00 and our costs are $3.90, that leaves us with $12 to split between ads and profit.
I plugged in the top seller into Keyword Scout and came back with some decent results for keywords in terms of search volume. Only trouble is that most of these keywords were coming up more than $1.00 for exact matches. Could get pricey with ads. And since we don't have a lot of margin to work with to begin with, it's tough.
Verdict: high ad costs and shipping costs make this product hard to sell competitively.
Pretty low sales. You'd have to do some killer negotiating to find a vendor who would be willing to sell such a low minimum order quantity.
11 average reviews for non-outliers. Not a lot of other sellers in the space, so that's good!
$29.57 average price. Terrific higher price.
Only a few of these products are sold by AMZ. Don't have to worry about Big Poppa Orange competing with us.
Lots of <5 sellers. Yuh oh… that's a bad sign.
FBA fulfillment fees are around $7.12. Don't let the image fool you. This is a large product!
There's a reason this is a 5 on the opportunity score. Frankly, it should probably be less. To make matters worse, they aren't cheap on Alibaba either.
Verdict: Low sales, high price, way too many red flags.
30 average reviews for non-outliers. Also great! Plus, the outliers only had a little bit over 100 and it was still a 7 opp.
$19.53 average price. Great middle-of-the-road price.
Nearly all sellers doing 200+ units. Great, great sign!
FBA fulfillment fees are around $2.99. Small and lightweight!
Finally, a good product opportunity! The research metrics are where we want. Plus, it looks like they're going for $2 – $4 on Alibaba. Not as cheap as I want it, but still not bad. However, I'm confident we can probably either air drop them or load them all onto one pallet for only another $1.00 per unit. So our costs will probably fall somewhere around $4 per unit.
I'd price it around $24.95 (and make sure to put it in a nice box, too), which means Amazon will take about $6.75 in their fees. Subtracting cost of goods, that leaves us with $14.20 to work with for ads.
My only trepidation is that ads might end up being costly. Keyword Scout's showing ad costs for $1-$2 for most of the key phrases. Still, the term "grill brush" comes up with 1,593 different keywords for us to use. Using the 2.5 Rule, there's 60+ exact match keywords that cost less than $0.62 and over 250 for broad match. I think we could get ACoS under 25%. That leaves us with about $8 per unit in profit, for $2,208 per month.
Verdict: This product has the potential to earn $2,208 per month in profit on an initial product investment of roughly $4,000. Definitely worth considering!
104 average sales. Not the best.
Removing only one product turned this from an opportunity 7 product to an opportunity 6. This is a big mistake that a lot of new sellers make. They see a high opportunity score, but don't take a moment to remove outliers. All it took was removing a single entry and bam! Average sales dropped immediately.
8 average reviews for non-outliers. Well, that's not too bad at all!
$29.92 average price. I love that average price.
A lot of <5 sellers. This category seems to be owned by only a handful of sellers. Beware!
FBA fulfillment fees are around $2.99. Small and lightweight! So that's a plus.
This is a tricky product. It's got a lot of good things going for it such as its low competition and that it's lightweight. What worries me, though, is that this one has a little more seasonal edge than the other products I wrote about. Plus, it has only a few sellers doing the majority of the sales.
Checking on Alibaba, we can buy these for around $3 each. Plus MOQs are pretty low, so you can get into 500 units of this product for probably less than $2,000.
Breaking it down, at $24.95, fees will run us about $6.75. That leaves us with $14.20. So that leaves ads and profit. Unfortunately, checking Keyword Scout, there's just not a whole lot of great keywords for this product. That tells me that demand is very low, and that the sellers who are making sales on Amazon aren't doing it with Amazon traffic, but probably bringing their own in.
Verdict: avoid this product. It's fool's gold.
Hope you enjoyed this list of product ideas. I know last time I said I was going to do some Williams Sonoma Mexican Dining options, but I guess I forgot the 4th was coming up! Whoops! So I'll try to get to that one next week.
Could you explain how to use onpallet? Where are you getting the information to get your calculations for shipping?
Mostly personal experience. Although, recently I've gotten some crazy cheap quotes from one of my vendors ($340 DDU for 600 items), so it might even be cheaper than I've been predicting.
I had a question about what Janice asked you, basically when doing a CE search do you include the PPC results as well as results with 100 plus reviews?
Yeah, great question! And yes, I do, as long as it's relevant. Mostly, it lets me know what those with strong PPC strategies are doing in terms of sales. I'm especially interested, too, if they have low review counts. However, their metrics sometimes can "muddy the waters" as their not representative of the page's organic traffic.
Not sure I understand. Can you elaborate?
Dave, love your analyses, but I'm kinda stumped on how you calculate your estimated shipping fees.
First off, are your shipping costs high(er) because you're shipping direct to your home in Oklahoma–not direct to AMZ?
Secondly, when you see high fees why does that automatically mean costly shipping–is that a rule of thumb? High fees=costly shipping?
Finally, how do you calculate how much product can fit on a pallet? And, is there a standard shipping cost for a pallet? And really finally, is everything shipped on a pallet when using sea freight? Thanks!
Great questions. These days, I mostly ship direct to Amazon. But in my experience a pallet of goods is usually about $1000-$1200 no matter where I'm sending it. Even if I send it to myself first, it's usually about $90 to send the DFW FC.
When I see high FBA fees which equate to picking/packing/shipping, that usually tells me that it's a large product dimension-wise or it's heavy. Typically, the kind of stuff I like to source are usually under 1lb, so FBA fees are $2.99 or less.
There's an awesome website called onpallet.com that calculates pallets for you based on dimensions. And yes, it all goes sea freight. Air express just does it by boxes.
I also review the Chrome Extension results and review outliers that skew too high in cost, or are clearly in the wrong category. The Extension rescores the results whenever you remove an item.
BTW: Have you noticed a lot of products are in the wrong category, or at least seem to be? Is that a strategy, or just sloppiness?
Thank you for your thorough explanation on these 5 products.
Could you kindly point to where to find more information on "non-outliers".
I've been trying to search it on your blog, but is finding it difficult to locate this information.
Yeah, no problem! Basically, the non-outliers are those that have less than 100 reviews. So when I use the CE, any product that's got over 100 reviews or isn't relevant to the search I remove with the CE Pro. That way, I can get a better estimate of what to expect. Often, products with high review counts (or even those that aren't the same was what I'm selling) can skew the results. For example, if I looked up "coffee cup" and a bunch of Keurig pods showed up on the search results, those pods would sully the search. Does that make sense?
Is this how you remove the outliers?
Do you include the PPC result? Or do you remove all the PPC listings as well when looking at the result?
No, I include those, too. Great question, though! I like the PPC results because they give me an idea of how well non-organic does, too. Especially if I'm finding low-cost PPC ads for that category. I will say, though, that I have removed those listings in the past.
Yeah! That's what I do and it seems to work in getting an accurate view of what's up. I also get nervous if I remove too many listings. Like, if there's 25 results in the SERP and I have to remove 15 just to get down, that's probably a bad sign.
What's the 2.5 rule you're referring to about the bristle-free grill brush?


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CHI Productions
Hudson Taylor: Into the Heart of the Dragon
An intimate portrait of the influential missionary's life and legacy.
Item number: 501792D
Media type: DVD
Running Time: 59 min
Producer: Christian History Institute
James Hudson Taylor was one of the most influential missionaries of the nineteenth century. Founder of China Inland Mission, he spent a total of 51 years spreading the gospel in China. Taylor was unique in his time; he adopted the dress and customs of the Chinese people, showing great respect for their culture, and his organization was strictly non-denominational. Generations of Christian evangelists have followed in his footsteps.
Into the Heart of the Dragon is a striking docudrama filmed on location in China and the U.K. It paints an intimate portrait of Taylor's life and legacy.


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Vanessa Phillips (front) is grateful to be able to spend time with her mother, Valerie Parr (back), after a long bout of COVID-19. | Tekla Luchenski
For some, this virus can be a long haul
Tekla Luchenski
Living through COVID-19 and its aftermath
There is a new demographic in our global society. It is not based on age, ethnicity, or socioeconomic factors. Its only marker is that the person has survived COVID-19, and yet continues to have symptoms. The people in this group have become known as "long-haulers."
Vanessa Phillips is a long-hauler. She is over the acute infection, but finds her recovery is taking months.
Phillips contracted COVID-19 early in the pandemic. With no testing protocols in place, she was never officially diagnosed. She relied on updates as they were released. When she contacted Health Link, they advised, "If you don't need the hospital, just isolate."
In retrospect, Phillips says, "I'm one of the lucky ones because I was able to deal with this at home. I feel sorry for people in the hospital. In my head, the transfer to the hospital was a mental block for me. I was so afraid. I was lucky."
On March 22, her workplace locked down. "On March 25," Phillips says, "I got the weirdest sore throat in my life. It felt spikey—like pinpricks of pain—and it got more and more painful." She explains, "Each symptom on its own was manageable, but it's a perfect storm with them all together." She likened the experience to childbirth: "It's like labour, where you can handle the next contraction, but you're not sure. You think, 'Do I have ten more hours of this?' The unknown is the hardest."
Vanessa Phillips' dog, Rick, comforted her during her self-isolation. | Tekla Luchenski
Phillips did "a hard 14 days" of self-isolation in her basement. That was not the end, though. She "didn't sleep upstairs for months." Phillips lives with husband, Charlie and son, Gareth. The way things worked out, each more or less had their own floor. Her family would leave food, tea, and whatever else she needed at the top of the basement stairs. Her one comfort was her dog, Rick, who stayed by her side through the entire ordeal.
Phillips remembers, "I was trying to convince everyone—and myself—that it was OK."
Her mother, Parkdale resident Valerie Parr, had a hard time knowing her daughter was suffering. Parr said, "When she told me, my blood ran cold. It was horrible. Your daughter is in her unfinished basement by herself. She was alone and scared. The dog didn't leave her side. That gave me comfort."
Phillips and Parr could only text because Phillips could not speak. Phillips says, "There is so much anxiety around COVID-19; it's so new."
Early on, her lifeline was a stream of mainly US long-haulers on Reddit. At the time, there was no treatment in Canada. Over time, she distanced from Reddit, as an increase in users darkened the tone of conversation.
Phillips is back at work now, but reports feeling chest pain and throat pain. Even now, Parr says that Phillips "has functioning days and non-functioning days."
"It's just been a beast," says Phillips. "It just stays and stays."
Phillips' best advice? "Wear your masks. Take this more seriously."
Featured Image: Vanessa Phillips (front) is grateful to be able to spend time with her mother, Valerie Parr (back), after a long bout of COVID-19. | Tekla Luchenski
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Google Street View goes round and round, reaches 1 billion installs on the Play Store
I still remember when Google Street View was that pre-installed icon that I wished I could remove from my device but couldn't because it came as part of Google Maps. Now the exploration service is all grown up, living independently, and thanks to the spread of 360 cams and user-generated content as well as the addition of dozens of interesting photosphere collections from real to fictional, has reached 1 billion total installs on the Play Store.
While many of those downloads will have resulted from the app being pre-installed on devices for the longest time, 1 billion is still an impressive milestone to reach.
Google Photos v1.27 includes clues about printing a photo book, searching for 360 photos, and more about a faster sharing method [APK Teardown]
2016/08/31 3:50pm PDT Aug 31, 2016
There's a new update for Google Photos rolling out, but on the surface, it doesn't look like any notable changes have been made. However, we aren't just interested in the things that have gone live, but also improvements we can look forward to in the future. The latest version of Google Photos hints at printing capabilities for albums and a search suggestion for 360 photos. Some new information is also available for a previously teased interface that promised to be a faster way to share photos with friends. Of course, keep an eye out for anything we may not have seen.
Latest Street View Update Adds Blur Tool To Photospheres And Reveals Plans To Add Features For Professional Photographers [APK Download + Teardown]
2016/06/08 5:47pm PDT Jun 8, 2016
For many of us, the Street View name is linked to a convenient way to look around at places we haven't been, whether it's just an address we're about to drive to or one of the world's greatest mountains. We don't usually associate it with making money, but a lot of businesses have started investing in virtual tours to attract more customers. For a few years, Google has been working to help businesses pair up with independent photographers and agencies to capture scenery for potential visitors. The interface for this was entirely web based, but now it looks like some of the operations will soon become available through the Street View app itself.
Newest Google Street View v2.0 Adds Importing, Expanded Support For Spherical Cameras, And Bulk Actions
Alex Hatzenbuhler
2015/11/18 6:16pm PDT Nov 18, 2015
Google Street View hit 2.0 back in September, and everyone who captures, uploads, and manages photo spheres cheered in unison. Performing any of these actions became easier after the app separated from Google Maps, but there is always room for improvement. Today, Google released a new version that adds a few features that will make life a little easier for doing certain things.
• Import photo spheres from your device
• Expanded support for linked spherical cameras
• Bulk actions
Importing photo spheres has been on my wish list since the app was first launched. In the past, I have taken photo spheres using the Google Camera, which were stuck outside of Street View.
Cardboard v1.7 Adds A Slick Welcome Video And New Demo Screen, Photospheres For App Screenshots, Drops Windy Day [APK Download]
2015/11/04 1:43pm PDT Nov 4, 2015
Google surprised everybody back in 2014 with an unusual project called Cardboard, a low cost and simple viewer that could work with a smartphone to create simple virtual reality environments. Cardboard has quickly grown into a very engaging tool and it has been adopted in many classrooms as a result. The latest update to the demo app polishes up the experience as well as makes it a bit easier to find new apps to play with. Sadly, Windy Day is no longer included.
The first time you launch Cardboard after the update, you'll be greeted immediately by one of the big changes: a brand new welcome video.
Latest Street View v2.0 Adds Google Cardboard Support To Use With All Of Those Awesome Photospheres
2015/10/07 6:41am PDT Oct 7, 2015
Google Street View launched as a true standalone app just last month, becoming something of a shared gallery for the world's most awesome locales. People can easily look through and contribute to a vast selection of great photographs and photospheres from around the globe. But if you were looking for the truly immersive experience, the app was still somewhat lacking. That is, until now. The latest update adds Google Cardboard support, so everybody can take a trip without leaving their home.
To switch modes, just tap on the new Cardboard icon in the top-right corner of the screen on any 360-degree photo.
Google Maps Views Is Officially Dead, And The Migration To Google Maps Has Begun
Google Maps is arguably the best way to get from point A to point B, but it is also one of the best ways to explore places around you. From restaurants, to movie theaters, to state parks, Google Maps has all the information you could ever need. How does Google have information for all of these places? Surely there can't be a couple people sitting in Mountain View documenting every mom and pop shop in the world. In fact, most of the information that appears in Google Maps is there because of contributors. There are Googlers who help verify information, but the contributors are the people who add addresses, hours, reviews, etc.
Report: Google Is Working On A New Camera App With Support For Third-Party Extensions
Michael Crider
2014/04/01 10:09am PDT Apr 1, 2014
Google has been posting versions of most of its first-party apps to the Play Store in an effort to update key features of Android (or at least Google's branded additions to the platform) without having to wait for carriers to push out software apps. According to a report from Engadget, the standard camera app will soon get an upgrade, presumably following the same path. At this point we'll consider this a rumor, since Engadget only cites "sources aware of Google's plans."
The report says that the updated camera app will include many of the bells and whistles that newer devices are getting, like the fake depth of field effect shown off on the HTC One M8.
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[Update: Fix rolling out] The first Google Messages beta (v4.7) instantly crashes on start
Plants vs. Zombies 3 is out in pre-alpha for Android, but for a limited number of players
Photospheres Can Now Be Connected On Google Maps For A Homemade Street View
Jeremiah Rice
2013/12/10 8:47am PDT Dec 10, 2013
The Photospheres feature has been a photographic novelty thus far, but today Google Maps has added some notable functionality. The Views section of Google Maps already lets you place your own 360-degree panorama on specific points in the world, but now you can connect them via virtual paths, creating an instant, locale-specific Street View. Other users can then view it and move between multiple Photospheres for a more complete experience.
This is a great way for users to add Street View capabilities to locations where Google's shutterbug vehicles can't normally go, like hiking trails or inside buildings. (Not that this has stopped Google before.) Once multiple Photospheres are connected via virtual paths, or "constellations," users can "walk" between them in the same way that they already use Street View.
KitKat Makes Photospheres Even Better, Improves Stitching Quality And Brings Faster Rendering
In my opinion, Photospheres are one of the coolest camera features of Android. I don't use them that often (not often enough, anyway), but I always take some new ones when I go visit my grandparents in Virginia, because the country up there is just too beautiful to ignore. These Photospheres give me something to look at when I'm feeling "homesick" for the place where I grew up.
As time has gone on, the team behind Photospheres has made subtle improvements with each Android version bump, and KitKat is no different. This go they've improved image stitching to find the "ideal place to stitch the individual images together to avoid moving objects, people, or otherwise difficult spots" through a technique called optimal seam finding.
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The owner operators of Berkshire East Mountain Resort have completed their agreement to buy Catamount Ski Area, Hillsdale, NY/S. Egremont, MA, with management in place. The transaction closed on May 18, 2018. The purchasing entity is named Catamount Ski Resort, LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company.
Catamount will continue its operations with no interruption. This acquisition brings together two long standing southern New England ski area owner operators, whose owners share a common vision for the growth and potential for western Massachusetts. After a decade long investment phase and growth at Berkshire East, the Schaefer's will bring to Catamount a clear vision for the creation of a dynamic year-round business and world class summer activities.
Catamount is located in the Berkshires and straddling the MA, NY border and operates on approximately 385 acres. Catamount's 36 trails cover approximately 100 acres of terrain. Summer operations at Catamount include an aerial adventure park with twelve self-guided tree-top courses including three zip line courses. Catamount's summer landscaping business will continue to service clients in southern Berkshire and eastern Columbia counties.
Tom Gilbert and Rich Edwards, former owners of Catamount, felt the timing was appropriate to pursue new ownership for the ski and summer area so that resort improvements and upgrades can be accelerated to have an immediate positive impact on the guest experience. They are excited to be part of the new management team. They can't wait to take the Catamount core employees to Berkshire East for a day of white water rafting and biking – a team building day that any company can schedule and enjoy.
The Seller, Catamount Development Corporation, was represented by Jeff Cook and Jesse Cook-Dubin of Cohen Kinne Valicenti & Cook LLP. Mike Krongel of Mirus Resort Advisors, Burlington, MA facilitated the transaction on behalf of Catamount's ownership.


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Q: High number of users fail to purchase my IAP. Is this to be expected? After adding analytics to my app, I have seen a very high number of users reach an error when trying to purchase a product within my app. Not all fail though.
.03% of all my users reach the error
.002% of my users successfully purchase the product
It's been very hard for me to debug because when I test with different devices and different apple accounts, the purchase always succeeds.
The error event is called when either 0 SKProducts can be found (they must have no internet?), or when they attempt to purchase, the transaction reads SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed.
My question is, how should I go about debugging this? What is the normal percentage of users that fail to purchase a product (maybe their iCloud isn't setup correctly, or their payment is declined). I still get a relatively normal amount of revenue from the IAP, so clearly it is working for some people. Am I really missing out on all these purchases due to a bug, or is something else going on?
My purchase code looks like this. I am using a pod called IAPHelper. I am highly doubtful the pod is the problem, since I've switched it out and had the same results.
- (void)makePurchase {

    SKProduct* product =[[IAPShare sharedHelper].iap.products objectAtIndex:0];
    [[IAPShare sharedHelper].iap buyProduct:product
                               onCompletion:^(SKPaymentTransaction* trans){

        if(trans.error){
            [self showErrorPurchasing:trans.error];
        } else if(trans.transactionState == SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased) {
            [[IAPShare sharedHelper].iap provideContentWithTransaction:trans];
            [self purchaseSucceeded];
        } else if(trans.transactionState == SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed) {
            [self showErrorPurchasing:trans.error];
        } else if(trans.transactionState == SKPaymentTransactionStateDeferred) {
            [self hideHud];
        } else if(trans.transactionState == SKPaymentTransactionStateRestored) {
            [self purchaseSucceeded];
        }
    }];
}

Thank you

A: I can't answer your question directly but in terms of the code maybe this will help. When you do
SKProduct* product =[[IAPShare sharedHelper].iap.products objectAtIndex:0];

the objectAtIndex will crash if the array is empty. Either test the array to make sure it has products or use firstObject and then test if firstObject is nil. So in summary
SKProduct * product = [... firstObject];

if ( product )
{
  ... your code ...
}
else
{
  ... unable to read products / no connection ...
}

A: Your users might have cancelled the purchase without continuing. In that case, you will receive purchase failed state.
Check whether the error code 2, to identify a user purchase cancel event. Here's how I handle it in my swift project. Hope this helps.
case .failed:
let errorCode = (trans.error as? SKError)?.code
if (errorCode == .paymentCancelled) {
   //Handle cancelled purchase
}

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Pastorale d'été (H. 31) d'Arthur Honegger est une œuvre symphonique composée en 1920 et créée à la salle Gaveau à Paris, le  par l'Orchestre Golschmann, dirigé par Vladimir Golschmann.

Genèse
Arthur Honegger passe l'été 1920 au pied de la Jungfrau en Suisse, dans l'Oberland bernois et compose la Pastorale d'été. Troisième œuvre orchestrale d'importance après le Prélude pour Aglavaine et Sélysette et Le Chant de Nigamon, l'œuvre obtient le prix Verley à sa création à Paris le . Saluée par la critique, cette pièce symphonique est d'une écriture simple qui facilite son exécution. La partition porte en épigraphe la première phrase du poème "Aube" tiré des Illuminations du poète Arthur Rimbaud : « J'ai embrassé l'aube d'été ».

Discographie
 Arthur Honegger, Orchestre de la Société des concerts du Conservatoire (1930, coll. « Composers in person » vol. 5, EMI Classics / Dutton CDBP 9764)
 Ernest Ansermet et l'Orchestre de la Suisse romande (1942, Decca)
 Jan Koetsier et l'Orchestre du Concertgebouw (, « Anthologie du Concertegbouw » vol. 1, 13CD RCO)
 Jean Martinon et l'Orchestre Lamoureux (, « The Philips Legacy » 3CD Decca)
 Serge Baudo et l'Orchestre philharmonique tchèque (, Supraphon 11 0667-2)
 Jean Martinon et l'Orchestre national de l'ORTF (1971, EMI Classics CDM 7 63944 2 / coll. « Icon » 14CD Erato)
 Charles Dutoit et l'Orchestre symphonique de la radio bavaroise (, Erato/Warner)
 Tamás Vásáry et le Bournemouth Sinfonietta (25-, Chandos)
 Michel Plasson et l'Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse (, DG 435 438-2)
 Jean Fournet et l'Orchestre symphonique de la radio des Pays-Bas (1993, Denon CO-78831)
 David Zinman et la Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich (, Decca 455 352-2)
 Vladimir Jurowski et le Orchestre philharmonique de Londres (, LSO)

Notes et références

Bibliographie

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Poème symphonique d'Arthur Honegger


One of the House Republican rebels, Kentucky Rep. Tom Massie, wasn't just "no" on the GOP health care bill to replace Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act. Massie was "hell no."
The leader of Louisiana's House Republican delegation offered his proposal Thursday for slashing $304 million in state spending, to close a midyear deficit without needing the special legislative session Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards intends to call.
The Republican Party has taken a page straight out of the campaign books of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
A potential federal shutdown hurtling ever closer, the Senate dealt an emphatic defeat to a core of rebellious young conservatives today and approved legislation preventing government agencies from closing on Tuesday.
Until leaders are willing to move past talking points and name calling to engage in meaningful conversation, there's little hope for meaningful resolution.
Jindal spokeswoman Shannon Bates said the governor won't endorse a candidate in the Dec. 8 runoff between U.S. Reps. Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry. Bates says the governor has "great respect" for both congressmen and will leave it to voters to choose between them.
An opportunity exists, specifically for the business community, to lead the dialogue toward a productive balance between the government and private sector.


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Michael Droese (ur. 9 sierpnia 1952 w Ueckermünde) – niemiecki lekkoatleta, sprinter, medalista mistrzostw Europy w 1974. W czasie swojej kariery reprezentował Niemiecką Republikę Demokratyczną.

Zdobył brązowy medal w sztafecie 4 × 100 metrów (która biegła w składzie: Manfred Kokot, Droese, Hans-Jürgen Bombach i Siegfried Schenke) na mistrzostwach Europy w 1974 w Rzymie, a w biegu na 100 metrów odpadł w półfinale.

Był brązowym medalistą mistrzostw NRD w biegu na 200 metrów w 1973 i 1974.

11 lipca 1973 w Dreźnie wyrównał rekord Europy i rekord NRD w biegu na 100 metrów czasem 10,0 s. Jego rekord życiowy w biegu na 200 metrów pochodził z tej samej daty i wynosił 20,4 s.

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Wschodnioniemieccy sprinterzy
Urodzeni w 1952


Kgosikgolo Kgari III in his closing remarks challenged individual members of Molepolole Assemblies of God to contribute significantly towards the impending project, stating that the amount of money raised through Alcohol Levy highlights the potentials most Batswana have.
Countering Wacker and other second-generation Assemblies of God historians, Alexander finds pacifism (or, as he prefers to say, advocates of crucifism--a term he likens to the Anabaptist concept of discipleship) at the heart of early Pentecostalism.
Turnbull's parents were Assemblies of God missionaries, and after high school she studied at the conservative headquarrers of the organization in Missouri, all the time feeling "different" because she was attracted to girls.
Eritrean independent Pentecostal and Charismatic churches as well as Presbyterian, Assemblies of God and Methodist-linked churches are reported to be targeted.
Construction of a new state Assemblies of God headquarters in southwest Little Rock is moving forward with a $1 million funding agreement.
The last decade saw the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints expanding more rapidly than any other religious group, followed closely by Pentecostal Assemblies of God.
Born in 1942, Ashcroft grew up the dutiful child of a roving Assemblies of God minister who later settled down to run various Bible colleges in Missouri.
For nine years, Ferguson's Assemblies of God church in Cedar Hill, Texas, has staged "Hell House," a series of morality plays that, says Ferguson, show how sin leads to "a real place called hell.
The Assemblies of God (AG) retains its position as the largest Pentecostal denomination in the country, despite the fall from grace of its two best known televangelists, Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Bakker.
Basil Varnam, of the Pentecostal Assemblies of God in Britain, said: "We take scientific 'evidence' with a pinch of salt.
With this issue profiling the Assemblies of God denomination, the Post begins a series of articles on churches and synagogues in America and the part they have played in making America a great country and keeping it great.
We are honored that two of the finest organizations in the religious community - the Assemblies of God and the Texas Baptist Women's Missionary Union - have selected MinistryTouch to enhance their organization's communication needs," said Glenn White, Director of MinistryTouch Communications.
Berean Assembly of God - Alton Garrison, assistant superintendent of the Assemblies of God in Springfield, Mo.
Gary Blair McGee, 63, Assemblies of God educator, missiologist, author, and historian, December 10, 2008, in Springfield, Missouri, of cancer.


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    {Name: 'angular2-wordpress-portfolio', Url: 'https://github.com/tctc91/angular2-wordpress-portfolio', Source: 'github', Featured: true},
    {Name: 'Undo delete design pattern', Url: 'https://embed.plnkr.co/3QT7JQ/', Source: 'codepen', Featured: false},
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    {Name: 'angular-holiday-chooser', Url: 'https://github.com/tctc91/angular-holiday-chooser', Source: 'github', Featured: false},
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