For some the calendar tells them when Fall begins for others, Starbucks bringing out their Pumpkin Spice Latte transitions the change in season. For me however, I always associate the start of Fall with early to mid September!
I can't complain too much about the end of summer since Fall is one of my favorite seasons! I especially love experiencing it at school! The leaves changing color in South Carolina is much more eventful than it is in south Alabama! The burnt orange and red hues lining the mountains and eventually scattering along the ground soon to be crinkled come as no complaint to me!
I feel like I always have a mental checklist of fun things I want to do each season and the semester flies by leaving me at exams before I know it with a half completed checklist. This year I hope to be more successful when it comes to my Fall Bucket List!
Below are some of the fun things I am hoping to accomplish this fall! This will be the perfect way to make sure I don't spend an entire weekend studying and instead get out and have some fun completing some of my list.
I also think that some of these events would be perfect places for taking pictures so hopefully you'll be seeing some posts with these as their subject!
Which of these "tasks" would you want to accomplish first?
so many great fall activities!
Great list, I absolutely love this post! Especially the hayride one, and the harry potter marathon, I seriously do that every fall it's so much fun.
Um ma'am I believe candles are illegal in dormitory settings! They were at Yale anyways.
This is such a cute post, I'm so excited for the autumn now!
Such a great idea, a fall bucket list! I'm totally going to so some of these things!
I love your fall ideas!!! My favorite would probably be making pumpkin bread :) So yummy!
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Chrissy Teigen reveals she had armpit liposuction: 'It made me feel better in dresses'
By Ashley Spencer| 5 years ago
Image: Getty
The 31-year-old says the procedure gave her extra confidence.
Chrissy Teigen isn't holding back.
While speaking at a launch event for her new collaboration with Becca Cosmetics, the 31-year-old revealed she's had some unconventional work done.
"I had an armpit sucked out, which was one of the best things," she told Refinery29. "It's a big secret, but I don't care. It was nine years ago or so. And I had two inches to my armpit. Now it's back though, so now I've gotta pay for [liposuction] again."
"It was so easy. It made me feel better in dresses; I felt more confident," John Legend's wife continued. "It was the dumbest, stupidest thing I've ever done. The dumbest, but I like it, whatever. I have no regrets, honestly."
The mum to Luna, 13 months, went on to joke that "everything about me is fake except my cheeks," pointing to her forehead, nose, and lips and calling them "fake, fake, fake".
But several media outlets ran with her joke as truth, writing that Chrissy had undergone 'extensive plastic surgery'. Of course, the model took to Twitter to put them in their place.
"Reminder to never ever joke, ever," she tweeted. "(I did do the armpits, no regrets except it clearly came back)…You think I'd have this ass if I'd done extensive work?Like who would ask for this ass."
Last week, Chrissy also tweeted about the toll the current political climate in the US has taken on her health.
"Today I had a tooth shaved down because crippling anxiety makes me grind and rock my teeth on one side. I blame trump," she tweeted May 4.
"I also had Botox in my jaw muscle to relieve tension from constantly clinching. I was not like this before. Pay my bill, POS POTUS."
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Anna University EC6802 Wireless Networks Syllabus Notes 2 marks with answer is provided below. EC6802 Notes Syllabus all 5 units notes are uploaded here. here EC6802 notes download link is provided and students can download the EC6802 Syllabus and Lecture Notes and can make use of it.
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Introduction - Mobile IP: IP packet delivery, Agent discovery, tunneling and encapsulation, IPV6-Network layer in the internet- Mobile IP session initiation protocol - mobile ad-hoc network: Routing, Destination Sequence distance vector, Dynamic source routing.
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Overview of UTMS Terrestrial Radio access network-UMTS Core network Architecture: 3G-MSC, 3G-SGSN, 3G-GGSN, SMS-GMSC/SMS-IWMSC, Firewall, DNS/DHCP-High speed Downlink packet access (HSDPA)- LTE network architecture and protocol.
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/*	$NetBSD: vr4181giureg.h,v 1.1 2002/02/09 18:08:44 sato Exp $	*/

/*-
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 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
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 *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
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 *    may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
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 * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
 * DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
 * OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
 * HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
 * LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
 * OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
 * SUCH DAMAGE.
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/*
 *	VR4181 GIU (General Purpose I/O Unit) Registers.
 */
#define VR4181GIU_NO_REG_W		0xffffffff	/* no register */

#define VR4181GIU_MODE0_REG		0x00
#define VR4181GIU_MODE0_REG_W		0x00
#define VR4181GIU_MODE1_REG_W		0x02
#define VR4181GIU_MODE2_REG_W		0x04
#define VR4181GIU_MODE3_REG_W		0x06

#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_GPIO		0x0
#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_ALT		0x1
/* VR4181GIU_MODE_GPIO */
#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_IN		0x0
#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_OUT		0x2
/* VR4181GIU_MODE_ALT */
#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_ALT1		0x0
#define	VR4181GIU_MODE_ALT2		0x2

#define VR4181GIU_PIOD_REG		0x08
#define VR4181GIU_PIOD_L_REG_W		0x08
#define VR4181GIU_PIOD_H_REG_W		0x0a

#define VR4181GIU_INTEN_REG_W		0x0c

#define VR4181GIU_INTMASK_REG_W	0x0e

#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_REG		0x10
#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_L_REG_W	0x10
#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_H_REG_W	0x12

#define VR4181GIU_INTSTAT_REG_W	0x14

#define VR4181GIU_HIBST_REG		0x16
#define VR4181GIU_HIBST_L_REG_W	0x16
#define VR4181GIU_HIBST_H_REG_W	0x18

#define VR4181GIU_SICTL_REG_W		0x1a

#define VR4181GIU_KEYEN_REG_W		0x1c

#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_EDGE		0
#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_LEVEL		0x2
#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_HIGH		1
#define VR4181GIU_INTTYP_LOW		0

/* END vr4181giu.h */

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Glenda Josephine Krishna passed away peacefully at home on March 24, 2019. Glenda was born on December 6, 1940 in London, England. Due to the second World War, Glenda started her travels early. She was evacuated north to Nottingham with her mother Elizabeth Barton and her brother Michael "Buddy" Barton to escape the bombings. After the war ended they all moved with her father Ronald Barton to the south of England to live with his family in Kent. She completed secondary school and then studied nursing and midwifery in Canterbury.
As there were opportunities to work in Glasgow, Glenda moved to Scotland – a place she always held dear to her heart. While she enjoyed her time in Scotland, she had the urge to travel a bit further! She and her friend Trixie found an opportunity abroad and set off to Washington, D.C. to serve as midwives at the Washington Hospital Center.
Planning to only stay for one year, Glenda made the most of her time exploring the area. She arrived in 1968, which was a trying time for the United States and especially for Washington, D.C. Martin Luther King, Jr. had been recently assassinated and Robert Kennedy's assassination occurred later that same year. From her walks around the city, Glenda recalled the famous cherry blossoms lining the streets along with tanks driving down them.
While Trixie was good company, Glenda decided to try a new thing called computer dating to see if she could find someone with whom to share a nice fish dinner. While the computer may have missed the fish dinner appreciation, she was introduced to a fine young scientist named Gopal Krishna. While Gopal was not fond of any kind of fish, they both enjoyed a "good cup of tea." Gopal also introduced Glenda to half-and-half which forever became a staple in their family's home. They became quick friends and were engaged within six months. Several years prior Gopal had completed his PhD in pharmacology and had worked in Italy. They agreed to move to Italy after they got married to continue their adventure together.
Although they did visit Italy, Gopal was offered a permanent position at the National Institutes of Health outside of D.C. and their son, Mohan, arrived soon after. Thus, they settled in Maryland and this became the hub of their adventures. After their son's birth, Glenda resigned from nursing to raise their family. Their first daughter, Janaki, followed soon after and then their second daughter, Rukmani. They moved from an apartment to a house in Bethesda, Maryland and then to their final home together in Rockville, Maryland. As their home grew larger, Glenda and Gopal were able to host larger gatherings, dinners and coffees for their myriad of friends from around the world. Gopal often liked to surprise Glenda with an impromptu dinner guests visiting from Italy, India, England, Turkey or Japan to name a few.
Glenda never did learn to drive a car, citing that young Mohan was not very helpful screaming from the back seat while Gopal was trying to teach her, but she did expertly navigate public transportation. Glenda's only record of owning and operating a motor vehicle, a moped, occurred during her studies. She had great fun with it but one day her father needed to use the seat for another project, and as Glenda was known to say, "That was that." Her dad did try to teach her to drive a 500cc motorcycle but that proved far too heavy to hold up. Thus, she remained without a driver's license all her life. This, however, did not hinder her social life as she had many friends who would visit for tea and biscuits and take her off on adventures.
Glenda didn't return to formal nursing, though informally this skill set was always in her repertoire. In addition to managing the family home, she also taught catechism at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church for over 20 years. What started as something to do while the children were in class turned into a true calling for Glenda. Church was very important to Glenda and she enjoyed sharing the faith with young church members. She also volunteered with the Altar Society at St. Elizabeth. While Gopal chose traditional Indian family names for the children, it was very important to Glenda that they were raised Catholic. One criterion for choosing a home was assuring it was walking distance from the church. Holy Cross, St. Jane de Chantal and St. Elizabeth all knew Glenda well and were important parts of her week and her life.
Glenda and Gopal enjoyed travelling all over the U.S. and the world together. They took their young children on visits to Italy, England, India, Canada and on family vacations to Disney World, Woods Hole in Massachusetts, New York, and the East Coast beaches. Gopal also encouraged Glenda to frequently visit her family in England, early on traveling alone with three young children and later solo. Their greatest travel adventure together was a year long sabbatical in Bangalore, India. They stayed in a nice condo in Bangalore with hired help and while Glenda never felt comfortable having someone else doing the housework, she was delighted to have someone else do the cooking! Glenda was a fine cook with an international range, but she would prefer to eat out before choosing to prepare a meal at home. While Gopal and Glenda had considered moving to India after Gopal retired, they both discovered that Maryland was their home.
Like their passion for tea, Glenda and Gopal also shared a passion for reading. There was a standing library visit every third Saturday to exchange one large stack of books in exchange for new one to consume. Glenda enjoyed reading histories of India and Britain as well as all varieties of mysteries. She even got caught up in the Harry Potter wave! Never one fearing progression, Glenda converted to electronic book readers that let her consume books at an even faster rate.
Glenda enjoyed animals of all sorts. She grew up with cats, but Gopal's allergies prevented them from having them in their family's home. She did have a good run of dogs beginning with Kunthi, a cockapoo, Angus, a rottweiler mix by way of Janaki, Muttley, a true mutt by way of Mohan, and Roxi, a pug by way of Rukmani. There were also fish, a guinea pig and a rabbit along the way. She enjoyed their company and they were blessed to be part of her family.
After Gopal passed away, Glenda moved from her home in Rockville to live with Rukmani's family in Marysville, Pennsylvania to cuddle with her youngest grandsons Bhodi and Rhys. Her final big adventure was moving to Salt Lake City, Utah with Rukmani, Bhodi and Rhys so that they could all be closer to Janaki and her husband Toby.
Glenda had developed symptoms of dementia over the years and was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2014. Living with Rukmani and the boys and being close to Janaki and Toby in her closing years brought her comfort and calm. You would not think that a house full of young boys would bring calm, but that was the type of calm that Glenda wanted and needed.
She passed away due to complications from Alzheimer's at home with her family. We extend a great hug to all the home healthcare aides that helped Glenda in Pennsylvania and Utah. Without the help from Messiah Lifeways, Home Insite and Beehive Senior Care, she would not have been able to stay at home.
Glenda was preceded in death by her husband Gopal A. Krishna and her parents Elizabeth and Ronald Barton.
Carol and Michael and many more cousins, nieces, nephews and friends all over the globe.
A funeral mass will be celebrated Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, 331 East South Temple.
Please, in lieu of flowers consider donating in Glenda's memory to Alzheimer's research or Best Friends Animal Society.
Glenda is a very sweet, affectionate person always ready to listen to the views of others. She is very accommodative which is a very rare phenomenon nowadays. We all enjoyed her cooking Idlis, sambar when we visited US in 2002.. She was best companion for Gopal mama and they were made for each other. She has raised her children so nicely and they are all gems.Her demise is a great loss for our family. May her soul rest in peace.I offer prayers to the Lord to bless her children and grand children. Radhekrishna!!
Thank you for sharing the story of dear Glinda's life …the world is at a loss for her passing ..my thoughts are with you all at this time .
Sleep well dear Glinda see you again at the Trumpet Call .
A beautiful and loving obituary. Glenda and Gopal were blessed to have a close loving family.
So sorry for the loss of your mom. I remember her as such a kind and loving person. And I definitely remember how much she cared for her dogs. I wish you all the best going forward.
Sincere condolences to all of you. Heartfelt wishes that our sorrow diminishes that our respective favorite memories of her last forever.
She was a very special person full of charm and grace. I consider her as one of the classiest ladies who ever graced this earth.
She always greeted me with a smile and warm words, and she brought a smile to me and everyone.
GOD has blessed her to have such a great hubby, children, grandchildren which she adored till the last second.
I sincerely share this sadness and sorrow of yours Janaki, Ruckmini & Mohan and your respective families.
Pray Mahaperiava (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrashekarendra_Saraswati) for her soul to rest peacefully and give you all enough strength to bear this loss.


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Q: how to Add an Expires or a Cache-Control Header for php platform I'm bilding a web site in PHP Platform. I got some info like an Expires or a Cache-Control Header will help to load web site faster. I do't know how to enable it.
pls tell me the procedure in step by step.
where to change the settings. how to do it and all
if you explain with an example that helps me better. Thank You.

A: <?php
 Header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate");

 $offset = 60 * 60 * 24 * 3;
 $ExpStr = "Expires: " . gmdate("D, d M Y H:i:s", time() + $offset) . " GMT";
 Header($ExpStr);
?>

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Q: HTML/PHP weird error So i'm working on a website on which you can teach newcommers some codes we need to know.
This is on the site: A table, within a form, where you have to write in the correct code in an input field at certain fruits, vegetables and bread (supermarkt things..).
So like this: Image - Cucumber - fill in code here
At the end, there is a check if you filled in the right code.
Only problem is is this:
This works:
index.php:
<?php
    if(isset($_POST['komkommer'])){
        /* Include PHP scripts first */
        include_once 'phpscripts/plu.php';
        include_once 'phpscripts/groentestore.php';

        /* Call the check functions */
        if($komkommer != $plu_komkommer){
            echo '
Komkommer was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$komkommer.' in!
';
        }
        if($rodekool != $plu_rodekool){
            echo '
Rode kool was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$rodekool.' in!
';
        }
        ...More of these if statements...
    }
    else {

    }
?>

groentestore.php:
<?php
    $komkommer = $_POST['komkommer'];
    $rodekool = $_POST['rodekool'];
    ...more of this...
?>

plu.php:
<?php
    $plu_komkommer = 232;
    $plu_rodekool = 236;
    ...more of this...
?>

This doesn't work:
index.html:
<?php
    if(isset($_POST['komkommer'])){

        /* Include PHP scripts first */
        include_once 'phpscripts/plu.php';
        include_once 'phpscripts/groentestore.php';
        include_once 'phpscripts/functions.php';

        /* Call the check functions */
        groenteCheck();
    }
    else {

    }
?>

functions.php:
<?php
    function groenteCheck() {
        if($komkommer != $plu_komkommer){
            echo '
Komkommer was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$komkommer.' in!
';
        }
        if($rodekool != $plu_rodekool){
            echo '
Rode kool was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$rodekool.' in!
';
        }
        ...More of these is statements...
    }
?>

The second way, i'm getting these errors:

Notice: Undefined variable: plu_komkommer in
  C:\xampp\htdocs\phpscripts\functions.php on line 3
Notice: Undefined variable: komkommer in
  C:\xampp\htdocs\phpscripts\functions.php on line 3
Notice: Undefined variable: plu_rodekool in
  C:\xampp\htdocs\phpscripts\functions.php on line 6
Notice: Undefined variable: rodekool in
  C:\xampp\htdocs\phpscripts\functions.php on line 6

I'm trying to get the second way to work, there are almost 50 of those if statements and i'd like to keep my index.php clean.
Any one knows what i'm doing wrong?

A: This is a feature of how variable scoping works in PHP.
Inside your groenteCheck() function, you need a line at the top like:
function groenteCheck() {
    global $komkommer, $plu_komkommer ...

    // rest of function variables
}

More information on how scope works in PHP can be found in the manual.

A: Option-1:
Declare them Global
<?php
    function groenteCheck() {
        global $komkommer, $plu_komkommer, $rodekool, $plu_rodekool;
        if($komkommer != $plu_komkommer){
            echo '
Komkommer was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$komkommer.' in!
';
        }
        if($rodekool != $plu_rodekool){
            echo '
Rode kool was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$rodekool.' in!
';
        }
        ...More of these is statements...
    }
?>

Option-2:
Pass them as parameter
<?php
    function groenteCheck($komkommer,$plu_komkommer, $rodekool, $plu_rodekool) {
        if($komkommer != $plu_komkommer){
            echo '
Komkommer was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$komkommer.' in!
';
        }
        if($rodekool != $plu_rodekool){
            echo '
Rode kool was niet juist! Jij voerde '.$rodekool.' in!
';
        }
        ...More of these is statements...
    }
?>

And call function like this
groenteCheck($komkommer,$plu_komkommer, $rodekool, $plu_rodekool);


Overview: Collects Captain Marvel (2014) #1-6.
One of Marvel's most beloved Avengers launches into her own ongoing series! Carol Danvers has played many roles in her life; hero, pilot, Avenger, and now, deep-space adventurer! Join Captain Marvel as she attempts to return an alien girl to her home world, and defend the rights of aliens revolting against the Galactic Alliance. Guest-starring Guardians of the Galaxy!
The Secret Historical past of Wonder Comics digs again to the 1930s when Wonder Comics wasn't only a comic-book generating corporate. Wonder Comics proprietor Martin Goodman had tentacles right into a publishing global that would possibly have made that technology's conservative American oldsters lynch him on his entrance porch.
Wonder used to be however a small a part of Goodman's publishing empire, which had begun years prior to he printed his first comedian e-book. Goodman most commonly printed lurid and sensationalistic tale books (referred to as "pulps") and magazines, that includes sexually-charged detective and romance quick fiction, and famous person gossip scandal sheets.
Overview: "Celebrate the first 10 years of Marvel Studios movies in this collector's edition featuring all of the films from Iron Man to Ant-Man and the Wasp. Includes interviews with Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Chadwick Boseman, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt, and more, plus Marvel Studio President Kevin Feige and Co-President Louis D'Esposito. Features stunning photography and in-depth sections on each film, including a guide to each movie's Easter Eggs and end-credit scenes".


On a recent trip to Antarctica we passed through Buenos Aries twice. The first was an extended visit and the second was a place to stay in transit. In both occasions we stayed at the Bristol Hotel in were very happy with the experience.
The Bristol Hotel is located in a good location near the Obelisco at Avenue 9 de Julio, Cerrito 286, C1010AAF CABA, Buenos Aries, Argentina.
After those, most considerations are esoteric and relate to luxury and exclusivity. Generally when we travel our budget is one of the major considerations. For this trip we selected the Bristol Hotel first because of its location. Also at US$50 a night and with four star on Google reviews we couldn't resist.
On check-in we were pleased with our choice. The location was right in the center of things, the staff was friendly and helpful and the room was well appointed and clean. The beds proved to be comfortable and there was plenty of hot water.
Located near the hotel are lots of cafes and good restaurants. Only ten blocks to the northeast are a number of pedestrian walking streets with lots of interesting shops. All-in-all we were very pleased with our selection.
Don't miss great steaks at incredible prices in Buenos Aries.
Argentina is most famous for the tango and gaúchos and nowhere is that tradition celebrated more than in Buenos Aries. The gaúchos are South American horsemen honored for their skill, but they are above all else, cattlemen and Argentina is a country that knows something about beef.
When you visit Buenos Aries every barrio (neighborhood) has a tango dance club along with at least one truly great steak restaurant. Many restaurants use parrilla al carbón in their name, a description which simply indicates that they grill over a traditional coal fire and I can't think of a better way to prepare a good piece of steak.
On our recent trip we stayed at a hotel only a block from the Obelisco and only a half block west was the Revire Brasas Bravas, a steak restaurant that we had located online. The address was Av. Corrientes 1124, C1043AAY CABA, Argentina. Our first visit was so fantastic we went back again a few days later.
The biggest issue with our first visit was language. Nobody spoke English and we had a lot of difficulty ordering a steak (our Google translator let us down). How do you ask for a rib eye medium rare in Spanish? It took a while but we eventually got our order placed. A one and a third pound, bone in, rib eye grilled to perfection was the result. We had also thought we were ordering two glasses of Malbec and were presented with a bottle instead. The result was one of the best steaks I've ever had and a great bottle of wine and the final check was under $38. At home I would have paid more for just a steak.
Ordering on our second visit went much easier as the waiter spoke passable English and we enjoyed another great steak. Our recommendation, if you find yourself in Buenos Aries near the Obelisco, pay a visit to Revire Brasas Bravas! You won't regret it.
A collection of video clips from two days at Iguazú Falls National Park Argentina.
In recent years there have been a number of organizations that have attempted to update the lists of the seven natural wonders of the world along with modern and ancient wonders. The most widely accepted effort is a new consensus list of the ten natural wonders where Victoria Falls has been replaced by Iguazú Falls.
Picture a wide, slow moving river flowing through tropical jungles around hundreds of islands thick with trees. The water at the nearer bank flattens and spreads out into jungle while the far side narrows and seems to funnel into a U shaped trough. Clouds of mist billow skyward as the trough drops away into a horseshoe shaped rift. The near bank of the river breaks into dozens of channels that seem to fan out farther into the jungle. Down through the jungle a series of rifts fracture the landscape and the land falls away in a jagged line a mile wide. Fingers of the river race to the edge of these rifts and pour over the edge in a swirl of mist as the water roars through narrow gorges. This is Iguazú Falls, the largest falls complex on Earth.
Last week I was speaking to someone who has spent the past twenty-five years making his living traveling the world. We were in Argentina and had just come back from Iguazú Falls. Like us, he felt the falls was one of the worlds great natural wonders and how remarkable it was that so few people know about it. He said that his first trip to the falls was about twenty years ago and at that time there was no national park, no visitors center and the dirt trails were connected with ramshackle wooden bridges. To reach the upper falls was almost a days hike along unmarked trails.
Today Iguazú Falls is an Argentine national park with paved trails and metal bridges and includes a train to take people to the upper falls. The park includes a number of food concessions and even boasts a Melia Resort Hotel. There is a boat ride up to the bottom of the major falls and outside the park down river a town has grown up with a number of restaurants and four and five star hotels. There is frequent jet service to Buenos Aries where it is possible to fly up early in the morning and fly back late at night.
We first learned about the falls last year when we were planning our Antarctic trip that was to start from Buenos Aries. In researching we found an article that said that if anyone had the time while visiting Argentina a couple of days at Iguazú Falls was not to be missed.
Iguazú Falls are waterfalls on the Iguazu River at the border of the Argentine province of Misiones and the Brazilian state of Paraná in the South American rain forest. Remarkably together, they make up the largest waterfall system in the entire world. The falls divide the river into the upper and lower Iguazu near the boarder where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet (Tres Frontieras).
You may have already seen these falls if you have seen movies like Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skulls, The Mission or Moonraker, all shot here on location.
In making our plan we thought we had figured it all out – but we got it backward. Early on we found a number of tour operators that offered one day trips from Buenos Aries and that became our starting point. While planning on our own saved us a lot of money and gave us plenty of time at the falls we missed a few important points. We decided to fly up one afternoon, get a hotel for a night, get to the park early in the morning and fly back to Buenos Aries late that night. We booked our flights and shopped for a hotel. There are a number of hotels to pick from with good reviews – we selected the Saint George which was very nice (review later). Many people suggest renting a car but our plan was to take a taxi from the airport to the hotel and take a local bus to the park and back. While inexpensive the bus service would have taken up a lot of time so we ended up striking a deal with a taxi for the two days.
While it should have been obvious, we missed it. Our day at the falls included ten miles of hiking in 100° weather with humidity in the 90's. While most of the trails were in shade, at the end of the day we were exhausted and sweaty and in no condition for a plane ride. Fortunately we had time to get back to the hotel to freshen up before our light but if we had this trip to do over we would have changed up a lot.
A few parting observations. While Brazil has an Iguazú Falls park most of the good stuff is on the Argentine side which is also much more developed. You will also need to arrange a visa to visit Brazil. Arranging a tour is also probably a waste of money. The park has excellent trails and facilities, the train rides are included with park admission and even taking a taxi to reach the park over a tour is a big saving. Also don't book a package that includes air and hotel and perhaps a tour (and that includes Expedia etc.). We looked at booking a number of ways and the least expensive by far was booking the air and hotel separately. Yes it is summer in January here and it is much cooler in winter. But that is also the dry season and the flow over the falls is said to be greatly reduced. January is the high tourist season at Iguazú Falls. We read a number of times that you will need cash at the park which is also wrong. Visa and MC are readily accepted for admission and at the concessions in the park along with the hotels and restaurants in town.
A final thought – if you ever find yourself anywhere near Buenos Aries do NOT miss the opportunity to visit Iguazú Falls – it is a true wonder of the world.


Elm Tree Court is a residential home situated on Preston Road in Hull. The home caters for 72 residents and specialises in dementia care and support. Our support teams care for people with a dementia and our focus is on person-centred care.
We have a dedicated Activity Coordinator whose activities enhance the quality of life of all residents and are always designed to cater for individual needs and wishes. We have a minibus which enables residents to be active in the local community and we are members of many local clubs including the Butterfly Club and the Willow Club. We also encourage the community to visit Elm Tree Court.
The philosophy at Elm Tree court is that the well-being and safety of our residents is paramount. We aim to set a new bench mark for delivering person-centred care to older people with very complex needs as we firmly believe that each resident must be treated as an individual. We actively encourage family and friends to play a strong part in people's lives and we have set up a scheme where residents can keep in contact with family members via Skype.
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They announced via Twitter shortly before 6 p.m. that cia.gov had been taken down, "Tango down ... for the lulz," and adding later, "Come for the DDoS, stay for the h4x." DDoS stands for distributed denial-of-service attack, a form of hack that involves overwhelming a target's servers with traffic. Doing something "for the lulz" means doing it for "for the laughs," or just for the sake of doing it.
The group has been "fed-baiting" of late, as Andy Greenberg puts it, most recently claiming a data breach of the U.S. Senate's site and previously exposing login data from a security firm affiliated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But targeting the CIA's site would be the group's most significant attack on a government site. The Pentagon has recently declared cyber-attacks to be acts of war. But the group's attitude seems clear from the language in their Senate data dump: "Is this an act of war, gentlemen? Problem?" It probably is a problem now.


This is a variation on the classic Ibanez Tubescreamer with an improved tone equalization section. It has a Baxandall active EQ similar to the kind found in Hi-Fi stereos.
There are the typical GAIN and VOLUME controls, but the EQ is expanded to have BASS and TREBLE controls, which is a very popular set-up in stereos because it offers a lot of tone shaping with only two controls.
It's really easy to dial in the proper tone: If you want scooped mids, you just boost the bass and treble; if you want boosted mids, you lower the bass and treble. You can achieve flat response by keeping the bass and treble flat at noon. The symmetrical clipping is provided by 1n914 silicon diodes.
I painted the pedal in Testor's One Coat Lacquer Fiery Orange, and added an amber water clear LED. Creme Davies 1510 knobs finish off the pedal. The graphics are a paparazzo photo of Britney Spears, with the Stomp switch covering up her woman parts.


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Or will we avoid the horrors of Americans killing each other in another futile effort to protect wealth gained by evil and destructive business practices, this time in service of fossil fuels?
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Christopher Sheats wanted no part of the insanity the rich people in the rest of his state were ginning up.
The wealthiest plantation owners of Alabama had hatched a scheme to join up with the fabulously rich planters of several nearby states and try to take down the government of the United States.
They had the money to make it happen, controlled most of the political power in the state, and had already required thousands of Alabama's young men to prepare their slave patrol militias for a much larger war against their own nation.
But Sheats was from the one county in Alabama that had no big plantations, and thus very few enslaved people. The "right" to free labor from enslaved humans was driving the politics of Alabama then, but Winston County wanted no part of the coming rich man's war.
Which is why the good people of Winston County elected the 22-year-old schoolteacher to attend the Alabama secession convention and make clear to the rest of the state that they had no intention of joining in the civil war the rich planters were openly preparing.
William Looney lent Sheats his tavern for a countywide meeting on July 4th of that year, and the people assembled there first agreed Sheats had done the right thing when he refused to sign the Alabama statement of secession.
They further agreed that if Alabama could secede from the union, then Winston County could secede from the state (leading to a cheer: "Hoorah for the Free State of Winston!"), although they never formalized that step.
Finally, the men at Looney's Tavern declared for posterity that they had no interest in fighting in any civil war that may be brewing, on either side. Their resolution asked that the state leave them alone to "work out our own political and financial destiny."
Thus, Winston County Alabama became the sole holdout in the War Between the States, even sending its young men north to aid the Union Army in a formation known as the "First Alabama Cavalry, USA."
As Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr noted around that same time, "the more things change, the more they stay the same."
Marcella Mulholland, writing in the Kansas Reflector about the power and influence of the billionaire Koch network, noted just two weeks after the Trump attempt to overthrow our government and assassinate the Vice President and Speaker of the House:
"Earlier this month, when domestic terrorists overran the U.S. Capitol, they did not act alone. Not only did they have the full and expressed support of the president and other Republican electeds, they also had the backing of oil companies that have spent billions of dollars undermining our electoral process and normalizing the rejection of science and facts."
Replace "oil" with "cotton" and history is tragically repeating itself. The Center for Media and Democracy has the receipts, in their article How The Koch Network Hijacked The War On Covid.
As I laid out in detail in The Hidden History of American Oligarchy, by the late 1830s the South had ceased to resemble a real democracy in any meaningful way, largely because of the newly-invented and very expensive cotton gin that could, with water power or a single horse, do the hard cotton-cleaning work of 50 enslaved people.
It made large plantation owners so fabulously rich they easily ran smaller cotton farms (who couldn't afford to buy a gin) out of business, leaving their owners to sell their land to the planters and work as employees or sharecroppers. Most of Alabama, by that time, had more in common with feudal Europe 300 years earlier than with any of the northern states.
Because the southern states were fully captured by a few thousand wealthy planter families by 1861, Alabama had become a regional fascistic police state where dissenting newspapers were closed, dissenting politicians assassinated or imprisoned, and the absolute life-and-death power of wealthy planter families over even their poor white employees wasn't questioned.
Today's equivalent of the families who owned and controlled most of the South in 1861 are a few dozen rightwing American billionaires and a few hundred massive companies. And since the Supreme Court legalized political bribery with their Citizens United decision, those folks have been busy.
As Mulholland notes:
"When Trump came to power, the Koch web of political advocacy groups had a clear wish list of anti-environmental rollbacks. Four years later, nearly every one of these wishes has been granted — including the elimination of the Clean Power Plan, U.S. exit from the Paris Agreement, expanded fracking on public and indigenous lands, and gutting of the National Environmental Policy Act.
And now, as Walker Bragman and Alex Kotch write in a stunning piece at The Daily Poster, the same billionaire-funded network that created the Tea Party to water down Obamacare and fight climate change legislation has now mobilized to fight the Biden administration's efforts to return the country to normal by getting the pandemic under control.
"To fight its war," they note, "the Koch network also relied on the astroturf roadmap behind the anti-government Tea Party movement, using its dark money apparatus to coordinate anti-lockdown protests."
The vast majority of Americans are like the good citizens of Winston County Alabama in 1861: they just want to work, raise their families, and be left alone.
Just like in 1861, however, when Abraham Lincoln's election threatened the entire (slavery-based) business model of the South's oligarchy, today's Democrats threaten the profits of the trillion-dollar carbon industry by trying to get the nation off our fossil fuel addiction.
Rightwing oligarchs who use the language of freedom and liberty to justify replacing democracy with authoritarianism are at it again, pitting Americans against each other without regard to the damage it does to our republic.
Winston County didn't get their wish for neutrality: Sheats was imprisoned as a traitor to the Confederacy and men from across the county were forcibly drafted to fight in the morbidly rich plantation owners' Civil War.
But in the end, democracy returned to the South after what was then called "The Rich Man's War" had killed over 600,000 Americans. President Grant appointed Sheats US Consul to Denmark and he later served his now-free state honorably in the US House of Representatives.
White people in the South have repeatedly been suckered into taking the side of oligarchs, once to support the cotton industry and now to prop up fossil fuels and tax breaks for the ultra rich.
Most recently they've been following a libertine billionaire from New York who manipulated their fears with birtherism and racism while mocking them behind their backs.
Will America be torn apart again, now that a new network of fabulously rich white men who see their fortunes threatened by social and political change?
Or will we avoid the horrors of Americans killing each other in another futile effort to protect wealth gained by evil and destructive business practices, this time in service of fossil fuels and tax cuts?
Time will tell, but at least this time we can look back into our own history — and hopefully learn from it.
(For the "Daily Audio" of Thom reading this article, available only to paid subscribers, check the "Daily Audio" tab on HartmannReport.com.)
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Pardon me for pointing out the obvious, but the wicked forces of the rich white bastards have ALREADY torn apart America (again). And Americans are ALREADY killing each other (again) to the horror of a million deaths so far. (Add at least 20% of the uncounted to the official COVID toll.)
That is mass genocide, folks, committed by your fellow citizens. The selfish, dishonest actions of your friendly neighbors across the street (willful ignorance) and the selfish, dishonest actions of their blindly ambitious leaders (criminal negligence) are all very deliberate actions taken by a minority of uncaring fools and assholes clinging to power and privilege, forcing their will onto the majority, the core definition of anti-democracy and authoritarianism.
(Of course, these despicable traitors are not answerable for every single COVID death or for the millions suffering "long-COVID." But they sure as hell are liable for most of it, enough so that it's laughably disingenuous to quibble over the truly shocking numbers in the aggregate.)
We can say the same for America's two-tier economy and her Dark Age social structure: hopelessly indebted peasants crammed into tiny hovels slaving away at miserable, dead-end jobs with no future to speak of, while their money-mongering masters dominate the landscape with gilded castles.
This is the reality right now, not some future dystopia. It is also the cold-eyed reality from time immemorial.
For instance, consider the Irish famine ("The Great Hunger") in the mid-nineteenth century: It was triggered by the potato blight, but it was caused and sustained by a landlord system that denied prosperity to an ever-growing population of working poor relegated to ever-dwindling sections of land they could never own and which could never sustain them without the potato crop. Much like the cotton gin's impact on the slave economy in the American South, modern farm machinery in Ireland brought the whole fractured structure of inequality crashing down.
Landlords chased the now-useless laborers off their lands. They died in droves in the ditches along roadways that exported the best meats and produce to other markets that could afford the price. There was no other public land to house the destitute other than "famine houses, which provided the slave labor to operate machinery and perform the services landlords still required on their vast holdings. Neither were there public social programs to match the scale of the crisis. And the heroic efforts of religious organizations simply could not keep up with the numbers of sick and dying.
History is replete with countless examples of the same old story. The demons of greed and cruelty and violence are integral parts of the human psyche, despite all the energy squandered by a-wishin' and a-hopin' they weren't. Facing hard facts point-blank without interjecting pathetic excuses and fragmented "solutions" is the only way to change course on our winding path of chaos and destruction. The magnitude of the problem must be felt at a visceral level more than merely "learned" and then added to a bank of memory soon forgotten.
How many worthless words and useless intellectual concepts does it take to remove your hand from an open flame? None; action is instantaneous. If we as individuals cannot see, simply, directly, the totality of the implications of foolishness and insanity on a personal level and how our own adverse behaviour and those of our neighbors contribute to the whole, then how can we expect society ever to change?
Living is an ongoing experiment in evolution. In essence, a person's life is a moment-by-moment discovery of both profound beauty in all its glory but also of shocking ugliness in all its savagery. So, is it possible to understand — and therefore to act upon — the deeper aspects of life on Planet Earth with no intervening false judgements of good and evil, all that nonsense conveniently provided by outside "authorities" who know not of what they speak? Is it possible to change such a mind weighed down by a lifetime of conditioning that devises ponderous ideologies and gradual processes toward "gaining" what it falsely conceives as "enlightenment" when it doesn't even know how to act on the spot in the immediate present, when reality and its boundless energy actually happen?
Happy New Year… same as the old year.
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"Will America be torn apart again, now that a new network of fabulously rich white men see their fortunes threatened by social and political change? "
Here is another way to ask this question:
Have the channels of information and access to information improved enough since the start of the Civil War to facilitate a more open understanding among the greater population of the nefarious and destructive forces of the billionaire class?
Has the creation and institution of free public education resulted in a population more capable of critical thinking and more resilient to propaganda by the moneyed elite?
Have any of the labor movements of the late 19th century or the early 20th century or the creation of labor unions resulted in a more developed sense of power among the working class, a understanding that the power lies with the workers and not with the managers?
Have we done enough to illuminate the true history of the Civil War and collectively come to realize that it was an outright manipulation of poor people to fight on behalf of the rich?
It is a fair question to ponder, if America will be torn apart, again. But it is also a salacious headline and fails to address how torn apart we remain since the last war, how further divided we are presently and the lack of a focused campaign anywhere in the media to draw us together or to highlight the ways in which we are not divided. We would do better and see more clearly if we can focus on the "...vast majority of Americans.." whom are "...like the good citizens of Winston County..."


The month-long performance intertwined dance, music, and painting, and explored the recordings and influence of Jamie Kanzler, who in 2013 unexpectedly passed away at the age of 24. Kanzler, whom Falls has referred to as his godbrother, performed music as Oldd News and wrote poetry under the pen name September Spring.
"September Spring" encompasses photographic documentation of the performance at The Kitchen as well as the resulting paintings, and is accompanied by a vinyl pressing of Oldd News' self-titled EP. The publication includes texts about the performance from Lumi Tan and meditations on Kanzler by Sam Falls, Jenn Pelly and Trip Warner, who reflect on his ignited spirit and shine a light on his creative process as both poet and musician.


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EntertainmentKim, Kanye recreate their wedding at 'Donda' event
Kim, Kanye recreate their wedding at 'Donda' event
Published: 28th Aug 2021 4:20 pm
For the Chicago listening session of 'Donda' recently, rapper Kanye West appeared to relive his wedding to ex-wife Kim Kardashian and fans couldn't believe their eyes.
Kanye's long-awaited album's third listening party featured plenty of guest appearances, including musicians DaBaby and Marilyn Manson, for which the rapper came under fire.
But, fans got excited when his ex-wife Kim appeared wearing a wedding dress at the event.
According to 'E! News', the audience at the event was stunned by the final song when Kanye appeared to be set on fire and then was greeted by a woman, who wore a Balenciaga Couture wedding gown and a veil covering her face — which was indeed the rapper's ex-wife Kim.
With her face covered with a veil, the beauty mogul, in a viral video could be seen stepping out in a bridal dress during the final song of the night 'No Child Left Behind'.
Kim's sisters, Kylie Jenner and Khloe Kardashian, also reacted to the moment on their social media handles.
Kylie, who is expecting her second child with Travis Scott, took to her Instagram Story and shared a string of snaps of the special Kim-Kanye moment. Meanwhile, Khloe took to her Twitter handle at the end of the night to post, "insanely beautiful!!!(sic)"
'E! News' also obtained a viral video posted by a fan account, in which Kanye and the bride could be seen holding hands as they made their way out of the venue after the album had finished playing.
Apart from this, Kanye's event brought plenty of other shockers. Fans observed that contributions from both Jay-Z and Kid Cudi, which were heard during previous versions of the album, were not included in this third listening event. The major surprising contributions were from DaBaby and Marilyn Manson.
With an original release date set in 2020, then on July 23, 2021, and again on August 6, 2021, it is still unclear when the official album of 'Donda' will drop. ANI
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Jennifer Taler and Brad Johnson give a tour inside the Fergusons Project in downtown Las Vegas, Nov. 14, 2017.
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American homes are growing ever bigger, but a separate mindset is causing some to leave their possessions behind and embrace much smaller digs.
Minimalism is a movement away from excess and toward keeping only vital, important items.
Experts such as psychotherapist Linda Esposito write that this can help people achieve greater happiness and less stress by removing distractions, giving people the space and resources to focus on necessities and experiences.
Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus, who have gained a following promoting their pared-down lifestyle as The Minimalists, say people like them search for happiness in life rather than through possessions.
Tiny homes are a fraction of the size of a traditional house, some with less than 200 square feet of living space — about a 12th of the size of the average single-family home built in 2016. The average single-family home built in 1973 was more than 1,600 square feet, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. In 2016, that number topped 2,400.
• Figure out how much you want to invest.
• Determine whether you want your tiny home on wheels or on a foundation.
• Find out what the local codes are for the area where you'd like to place your tiny home.
• Review tiny home construction guidelines for materials and design requirements.
• If you want to rent out a backyard tiny home, check to be sure city code allows it.
Living a minimal life doesn't necessarily mean ditching almost all possessions to live in a 200-square-foot home, but that's exactly what some people are doing. Though it's unclear exactly how many people live in tiny homes or variations of them, states like California have worked to make it easier for people to build these units. California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill in September 2016 to add accessory dwelling units to state law and guide local communities in setting up their own local rules.
Awareness of tiny homes has picked up since the foreclosure-packed recession, with shows such as HGTV's "Tiny House, Big Living" debuting in the years since to give people an inside look at what it's like to live in these small spaces.
Whether it's an investment property, a primary residence or an entire organized community, living tiny comes with benefits as well as difficulties. Proponents tout tiny homes as debt reducers that keep people mobile and reduce their impact on the environment.
Some see these houses as investments on property they already own, putting them in backyards as rentals. As rents rise and cities become more dense, tiny homes are seen as another option for families and a potential solution to living in high-density, high-cost cities like Seattle.
In downtown Las Vegas, what started about three years ago as Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh's experiment of about 30 Airstream trailers and tiny homes has turned into a community that is now called Fergusons Downtown. It includes 15 Airstreams and tiny houses, seven micro-apartment units, a performance stage, pool, media room and shared kitchen, about a dozen dogs, three cats, an alpaca and many other features.
Physical and mental clutter can lead to unhealthy habits, obsessive thoughts and anxiety, according to Psychology Today. So how do you fix this? Start with your surroundings. You may not be ready to dump your possessions and jump into a tiny house, but there are small changes that can help you clear your mind and promote calm surroundings.
• Start small, like with a drawer or bookshelf rather than the whole garage. People who are new to minimizing might find it daunting to tackle every space on their to-do list, so picking the least intimidating task is a good way to get started and feel accomplished.
• Take breaks between projects to avoid getting rid of items you'll wish you'd kept. Once people start tossing items, they can get overzealous in the quest to be done with the chore. Go slow to avoid making rash decisions, and ask yourself what each object brings to your life.
• Reduce closet clutter by focusing first on clothes that are damaged or don't fit. Donate them or trash them. This is an easy way to eliminate items quickly, without agonizing over whether Aunt Ethel will be offended that the Christmas sweater she gifted didn't make the cut.
• Ditch it if you can't remember the last time you used it. Some items can stick around for years before you realize you never use them. Be judicious about whether these items are really contributing to daily happiness.
• Invest in experiences rather than objects. Take that trip and buy those tickets rather than investing money in objects. Consider whether an experience will bring more value than hanging onto that stash of spare shoe laces.
Taler lives on the lot in an Airstream with her two cats. She said tiny living seemed daunting at first, considering her plentiful clothes and shoes, plus her pets.
Taler said her cats can go out the back of the Airstream, eliminating the need for a litter box in her small space.
Taler said the community has been in its new location between Ogden and Fremont and 10th and 11th streets for about two months. She said the new space has been built with more intention.
Johnson said every door in the new space opens to the community center, with a covered patio leading to a 16-foot door that opens to the kitchen. He said lessons were learned the first time around, with residents telling him that they'd need amenities like a laundry room, kitchen and media center in order to stay long-term.
Rigo Cardenas, an e-commerce professional selling items online and working from home, lived in a condo on the Strip before he moved into one of the community's Airstream trailers in 2015. He said he's lived next to these neighbors for almost three years.
Cardenas moved with the community to its new location, and says the cooperative atmosphere draws him more than the attempt to live a minimal lifestyle. He said he put most of his possessions into storage when he moved into the Airstream, and realized after a trip to Burning Man that he didn't use or need the items often.
He decided to to get rid of the storage unit and what was inside, including his snowboards, and says he regrets getting rid of just a few things.
"I realized what I didn't use and I didn't need to bring it here," Cardenas said.
Cardenas keeps winter clothes and items for Burning Man under his trailer. He uses mason jars to store his dry foods and laundry detergent. He said his living space is about 275 square feet.
"The Airstream has a lot of space, cubbies and stuff, that makes things really useful," he said.
Cardenas said he's thought about what he'd do if he started a family, and says tiny homes and Airstreams might not be the best fit.
Johnson, who is married with two sons, two cats and two dogs, says he has an Airstream on the property but he doesn't live there with his family full-time.
A solution for packed cities?
Martyn Hoffmann, CEO at Kasita, a company that builds prefab tiny homes, says the "modern micro home" startup company is eyeing the Reno market. He says housing is tight there, with an alarmingly low vacancy rate and growing populations of employees from companies such as Tesla and Google.
"There is a tremendous need for housing in Reno, and we see that as a market," Hoffmann said.
The vacancy rate for rental units in the Reno and Sparks metro area was just under 1.2 percent in the second quarter of this year, according to a report by real estate appraisers and consultants Johnson Perkins Griffin. A Reno forecast report said the city's apartment vacancy rate was 2.3 percent in the first quarter of 2016. Markets generally reach equilibrium at 5 to 7 percent, the report said.
Kasita was founded by former environmental sciences professor Jeff Wilson, who sold everything he owned to spend a year living in a 33-square-foot dumpster. The experience gave him the nickname "Professor Dumpster" and taught him how space could be more efficiently used through a minimal and uncluttered lifestyle.
The Texas-based company recently received state licenses to sell its product in Texas, California and Nevada, and its 352-square-foot unit units are rolling off the line now, Hoffmann said. A Kasita recently installed in Austin took six hours to become livable from the time it left the factory. The state-level permitting means building inspectors do not need to inspect the unit.
Kasita is also looking to expand to higher-density projects, essentially stacking the units as high as four stories to create complexes of 50 to 60 tiny homes. The company is looking at pursuing this type of project for the downtown Reno core, where Kasita would likely own the project and lease it to a technology company for its employees.
1. Promotes health. When worries related to material possessions are no more, stress decreases and time is available to focus on your health and mental wellness.
2. Relationship boost. The same goes for your relationships. More time means more focus on loved ones and experiences.
3. Financial wellness. Material wealth becomes less important, so in many cases, you'll spend less and save more.
4. Decreased environmental impact. If we consume less (energy, space, packaging, products), we produce less waste.
5. Sense of freedom. When you have less to lose, it minimizes worries about failure or loss.
The switch to a tiny home isn't exactly a bargain, said Cardenas, the Airstream resident.
Prices depend on product, level of finish, and add-ons, said Hoffmann of Kasita, but the units generally start at $95,000 and can reach $139,000.
Tumbleweed Tiny House Co. lists units for sale on its website as low as $65,000 and more than $80,000.
Hoffmann said the company's tiny homes have resonated in a demographic that desires simplicity. People can find storage under the floor, under the stairs, and even behind other cabinets.
Cities vary on permitted uses for these backyard units. In Las Vegas, tiny backyard homes with kitchens can be rented out for at least 31 days if the owner of the main home also lives on the property, among many other requirements for construction, setbacks and other details, said Peter Lowenstein, acting planning director for Las Vegas.
To put an accessory structure in a Las Vegas backyard that has a kitchen, Lowenstein said, requires a special use permit.
Homes have a parking requirement as well, Lowenstein said. Decisions on topics such as permitting and connecting to utilities would be up to a building official.
Hoffmann said the Kasita backyard units that the company manufactures do not come on a chassis with wheels. At the Fergusons site, the city treats the Airstreams and tiny homes on wheels as recreational vehicles in a camp. Lowenstein said they are required to have enough room on the lot to back up and move the units.
"If you wanted it to qualify as a single-family dwelling and be permanent, you'd have to take it off the wheels," Lowenstein said.
The city's existing code has covered these tiny homes without any new policies needed, he said.
Taler and Johnson said they are about 90 percent done with plans to develop the rest of the city block. The entrance to Fergusons Downtown is marked by a vertical big rig installation by artist Mike Ross, and the goal is to turn the area into a kind of oasis possibly fed by underground water tanks.
The next phase of work will focus on the entrance and is expected to take about six months, and the third phase will occur next to the residential portion. There, Taler and Johnson say the goal is to rent to travelers, and perhaps eventually fill the space with longer-term renters.
"Millennials and people who are traveling now, they want to truly engage and have those experiential trips so then you know where the locals hang out," Taler said.


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Jane Kippax and Jane Chong from Step and Stone bakery with their awards – including their prize winning rosemary and sea salt lavosh.
A Knowle West bakery which works with young adults with learning disabilities is the only group in Bristol to be in the running to win £50,000 of National Lottery Funding as part of The People's Projects.
Step and Stone Able Bakers is based at The Park in Daventry Road and teaches up to 25 of these young people the skills they need to get into work – as well as providing the chance to socialise.
The social enterprise was started by Jane Chong and Jane Kippax, who both have a child with Downs Syndrome, to help "raise perceptions" about people with learning disabilities.
They moved to Knowle West from Long Ashton Community Centre in September last year – where they had started to produce and sell lavosh – a Middle Eastern type cracker – from May 2017.
The aim of the business is to work with the young trainees to help them build skills and make friends.
Jane Chong explains: "They are a high quality product – so it's raising perceptions of what our young people can do.
Step and Stone has quickly made a name for itself – and has won a string of awards, including three from Taste of the West for the rosemary and seasalt lavosh. Their products are sold across Bristol including at Windmill Hill City Farm Cafe, Better Food Company and Chandos Deli.
The bakery currently runs Wednesdays to Fridays – but if they won the funding it would enable the project to open five days a week and be able to take on up to 60 trainees.
They would also be able to run more social events as an important aspect of their work is not only to offer the baking skills but to also help tackle isolation for the young people.
The students who learn how to make the lavosh from start to finish gain a new found confidence and pride in their work and enjoy the communal aspect of working together..
Voting runs until Monday 15 April. Visit www.thepeoplesprojects.org.uk and find the Able Bakers project under the region West Country East.


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If you mix cheese and ketchup together,it will have a brand new taste.
You mixed it all up!
The DJ was mixing all sorts of different music in one song.
Stop being weepy!I can't stand you anymore!
She dumped me when she found out I was seeing someone else.
She rejected me when I asked her out date.
A big rejection by Michael Jordan.
His face always blushes when he is surrounded by a lot of girls.
I was so toucehd by the movie because it was so sweet.
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Funny back-story to this picture.
It's interesting the things we go thru to get the perfect shot considering the circumstances.
Sorry - confused. FAYE is stunning. Dorothy is talented.
I miss this event every year! Hopefully I will get my dates right next time. Cute pooch.
So, you and Dorothy are the talent behind the lens...I love it. Faye is extraordinary beuatiful. Good work Dorothy!!
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Gilbert & Sullivan, The Great Stupid, And Me
January 7, 2023 / Jack Marshall
OK, That's IT! Now The Great Stupid is messing with me personally.
This is war!
Among my many useless and unprofitable areas of expertise are the works of Gilbert and Sullivan, which I performed in, directed, produced, adapted and lectured on for most of my life. Maybe there is someone who has as much experience in the genre as I have, but I doubt it, frankly.
Recently I was engaged to prepare a program on my exploits with the great Victorian musical comedy team for a private club in Washington, D.C. I assembled a capable cast of experienced Savoyards to assist me, including in the planned program numbers from 12 of the 14 performable operettas. I will be emphasizing how many of the songs make still valid satirical observations on current societal foolishness; that number above is included in the program and is from "Princess Ida," in which Gilbert pokes fun at early feminism. The song is sung at a women's college where the faculty and students have forsworn male contact and regard the opposite sex as inferior in all respects. Here are Gilbert's lyrics:
A Lady fair, of lineage high,
Was loved by an Ape, in the days gone by.
The Maid was radiant as the sun,
The Ape was a most unsightly one,
The Ape was a most unsightly one
So it would not do
His scheme fell through,
For the Maid, when his love took formal shape,
Express'd such terror
At his monstrous error,
That he stammer'd an apology and made his 'scape,
The picture of a disconcerted Ape!
With a view to rise in the social scale,
He shaved his bristles and he docked his tail,
He grew mustachios, and he took his tub,
And he paid a guinea to a toilet club,
He paid a guinea to a toilet club
But it would not do,
The scheme fell through
For the Maid was Beauty's fairest Queen,
With golden tresses,
Like a real princess's,
While the Ape, despite his razor keen,
Was the apiest Ape that ever was seen!
He bought white ties, and he bought dress suits,
He crammed his feet into bright tight boots
And to start in life on a brand new plan,
He christen'd himself Darwinian Man!
The scheme fell through!
For the Maiden fair, whom the monkey crav'd,
Was a radiant Being, With a brain farseeing
While Darwinian Man, though well-behav'd,
At best is only a monkey shav'd!
Gilbert is, obviously, showing the contempt the revolutionary women have for men, regarding them as little better than apes. Darwin's "Descent of Man" (1871) was just 13 years old when "Princess Ida" premiered and was already a source of controversy, so Gilbert got to wing two satirical targets in one song.
Tonight I learned that the pianist I had engaged for the gig refused to accompany "A Lady Fair". Why, you well may ask? She told me the song is "racist."
I explained that the song has nothing to do with race, and having used it periodically in revues for decades, nobody ever suggested such a thing. The message the singer is conveying is that she believes men are just dressed-up apes, a position that frequently seems reasonable to this day. The context of the song doesn't suggest race; the lyrics don't suggest race, and I know that race was the last thing on W.S. Gilbert's mind when he wrote them.
The pianist wouldn't listen to reason. She was ignorant of the song's history or meaning, but that didn't matter. Her mind was made up; the song was offensive, and she wouldn't be a party to it.
We're doing the song, of course. She's fired. But the mystery remains: how does someone get like that?
Well, I know how: she's bombarded with woke virtue-signaling from progressive pals who hear racist dog-whistles in every gust of wind rustling through the trees, and see white supremacy personified in every bit of art not authored by Ray Charles or his equivalent in skin shading. They are primed to detect racism everywhere, and to demonstrate their power and importance by making others grovel to meet their deranged standards of social acceptability.
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Gamereg
At first, I was thinking, "Ooh, this is going to be a FEMINIST complaint!" Didn't see the racist angle coming at all.
A M Golden
Oh, I saw it as soon as the word Ape entered the lyrics.
Yeah. I saw that and thought there was a 50/50 chance that that's exactly where it was going.
I'm going to defer to Jack on this one, because he actually talked to the pianist, but if I were having that discussion I would be thinking, in order:
1) Are they just trying to get out of the gig?
2) Do they think that "ape" is a loaded enough term that there's an unacceptable risk to participation?
3) Do they actually think this?
None of which are mutually exclusive, I suppose. 2 assumes that someone will think that "ape" in that context (or any context) is a racially loaded term. Frankly, because there are people out there, walking through life, often explicitly looking for things to be offended at and depending on your risk appetite and profession, it might not be unreasonable. Which is deeply sad.
I confess, once she said that if we included the number, she wouldn't play because it was racist and would not back down, I decided to hell with her. I should have asked: explain to me exactly how you conclude that song about women regarding men as a lesser beings becomes racist when that is clearly inconsistent with the song and its context in the show. The answer would have been illuminating. But I tire of arguing with idiots.
As is often the case, her replacement is an upgrade.
Andrew Wakeling
Very well said. For her to be so mistakenly outraged is itself more than outrageous.
Your question (mystery) is very pertinent and your 'Well I know how' is to my mind quite inadequate. Your ex piano player is clearly suffering from some mental problem and urgently requires help. If allowed out on her own she might hurt herself.
Surely you can compose some Gilbertian piece for your show based on this woman's reaction?
When honest argument fails, satire and ridicule may be the most effective rejoinder. Gilbert would have salivated. Good luck.
Other Bill
I don't think she's an outlier at all, Andrew. I'm sure she and her friends consider her to be among the wokest of the woke and her thoughts absolutely mainstream. She's not mentally ill.
One wonders if Black students are exempt from teachings in Science classes on the Theory of Evolution. Surely, it's racist to suggest that Black descended from Apes, right?
How old is the now erstwhile accompanist? I'm afraid she could be as old as fifty.
If the first thing you think of when you hear the word "ape" is "black person", then I think it's pretty clear that you're the racist…
"…progressive pals who hear racist dog-whistles in every gust of wind…"
Was it someone on this blog who recently noted that the ones who always hear dog whistles are ……..
the dogs?
And fun factoid, considering the the facts you laid out on the subject of the song: The inventor of the actual dog whistle was Darwin's half-cousin, Sir Francis Galton, a proponent of "Scientific Racism" as well as Darwinism.


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April 12, 2018 12:15 PM By Dave Simpson
US carrier Delta Air Lines Inc reported a 9.5% rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday (April 12), boosted by higher average fares and passenger traffic.
However, the company's net income fell to $547 million in the first quarter ended March 31, from $561 million a year earlier.
The No. 2 US airline by passenger traffic's earnings per share remained flat at 77 cents.
Total operating revenue for the first quarter rose to $9.97 billion from $9.10 billion and the carrier forecast total unit revenue - a key metric which compares sales with flight capacity - will increase 3% to 5% in the second quarter.
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How Bioguard became an invisible but effective ally against Covid-19
adminbusinessgurus / 7 October 2021
One potent weapon in the fight against Covid-19 comes from somewhere you might not expect: the banknote printing industry. Bioguard is a treatment invented 15 years ago for combatting viruses, bacteria and microscopic fungi on banknotes. Tests conducted last year by the solution's creator, security printer Oberthur Fiduciaire, clinically demonstrated its efficacy against coronavirus.
But it turns out, the invention can do far more than simply protect money.
Bioguard is a treatment that is used on banknotes, both the paper before printing and/or in a post-print varnish. For a number of years prior to the pandemic, the technology was helping to reduce risks of virus, fungal and bacterial infection on banknotes in climates where they represent a higher risk for people, such as in tropical conditions: heat and humidity cause pathogens to grow more quickly.
The trademarked process was more recently tested against coronavirus in collaboration with Biological Consulting Services (BCS), a U.S-based laboratory specialised in the field of pathogen analysis. BCS is accredited by ANSI National Accreditation Board, the largest accreditation body in North America and by the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program.
Together, the two partners conducted experimentation that concluded a test coronavirus, OC43 — a relative of the virus that causes Covid-19 — was "diminished by between 100 and 1000-fold."
The laboratory tests measured the viruses that survived after five hours on both a regular paper sample and on one with the same composition that had been treated with Bioguard. On the untreated paper, 92.4% of the viruses died after five hours, while on the sample treated with Bioguard, more than 99.9% of them were destroyed.
One of the developers of the technology, Henri Rosset, who is manager of the research center at VHP Security Paper, a subsidiary of Oberthur Fiduciaire, explained : "All viruses die naturally on banknotes, like any other inert material. What Bioguard does is to accelerate the dying process", adding that the Bioguard treatment has even been also tested to demonstrate its effectiveness against different bacteria.
Broadening applications
One characteristic of the treatment that makes it so powerful is that it shows no signs of altering the qualities of the surfaces to which it is applied. The solution causes no health or safety issues, and banknotes treated with Bioguard have the same durability, feel, and appearance as those that are unprotected.
This has allowed the company to widen the scope of Bioguard technology, now encompassing the full array of possible use cases. Bioguard & Co is the subsidiary of Oberthur Fiduciaire dedicated to this strategic new activity, and benefits from the R&D resources and international reputation of its parent company.
"In this time of crisis, the group has built on its well proven Bioguard™ technology to develop an effective anti-viral treatment. They have made the technology available to all applicable fields," the company states on its website.
This development makes Bioguard a useful tool in any return to normality. Soon it could be protecting anything from the tables and menus in restaurants, documents and packaging to surfaces in transportation systems and computer screens in children's schools — virtually anywhere that high-touch surfaces pose a potential risk.
Through its specific Bioguard & Co subsidiary, tailor-made formulae are developed for manufacturers who wish to use the anti-viral solution for the first time in their own production processes. Through deployment in many fields and a visible label applied on protected goods, Bioguard could go some way towards bringing back public confidence.
With more infectious variants of the coronavirus challenging our assumptions about any return to normality, the world needs to look to every technical field to maximise its chances. And Bioguard is just one powerful tool among many that could make these hopes a reality. According to the Collins Dictionary, "Resilience" is the word of the year. Technologies like Bioguard could be one way of living up to this motto.
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Vimeo is available in the App Store free of charge, and more features are promised for future updates.
I just tested the new vimeo iPhone 4 app and for a FREE video editing app it works great. Way to go vimeo!
It can't load on iPad 1. It says it requires a camera.
Anyways, I don't have any real use for it at this time. Maybe later. I think the same iMovie on iPad1 workaround can be applied.


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