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Q: I took pictures of documents on my iPhone and I want upload them onto my Mac and then what do I need to do next if I need edit the documents? I have taken pictures of the documents I need and I have them saved on my iPhone. I want to somehow take the picture of the document and either upload or convert it so I can edit the document and then print it out so it actually looks like the original document and not a picture of the document. Is this even possible, or do I need the actual document on my computer?
The only thing I have is a picture of the document, but its a very clear picture. I just want to either upload it into word documents so I can edit it and then print it out so it looks like the original document and not a picture of the document.
I have a MacBook Air and I would really appreciate if someone would let me know if this is even possible or do I need to upload the original document in order to be able to edit it? Either way I don't know how to do either of those things.

A: What you need is Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software which attempts to recognize characters and punctuation in an image of a document.
Tesseract  or an alternative for the Mac needs to be downloaded and installed.
OCR software does not produce perfect documents: line-breaks may need to be removed, spelling must be checked and other issues fixed. It is still often faster to use OCR and repair the resulting document than to retype it.
N.B. The better the image of the document, the more reliable will be OCR conversion. For best results, scan the document or use a good camera, with good, flat lighting, placed directly above the flattened page. The image can then be improved by increasing contrast, reducing number of colors (bit planes) and removing some blemishes with an image editor.

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Battlefield 5 Player Takes Out Plane Using Tank in Impressive Clip
One Battlefield player shows how chaotic the game can be when they take control of a tank and use it to shoot down an enemy plane.
In spite of being over two years old, players are still booting up Battlefield 5 to explore the almost endless amount of ways its in-game tactics, vehicles, and armaments can be used to dismantle attacking enemy forces in pure Michael Bay-esque fashion. However, what makes Battlefield moments like these more chaotically special is when players manage to combine all three elements to create their own extraordinary exhibit of mayhem. Fortunately, this one upcoming tank commander with remarkable eye-to-hand coordination proves just that.
GAMERANT VIDEO OF THE DAY
For the uninitiated, Battlefield 5 is the popular yet controversial sixteenth entry in the franchise. Despite taking a step backwards and drawing inspiration from the very first game, Battlefield 1942, the multiplayer of Battlefield 5 is still fortunately loaded with many modern tropes that fans love, with most matches evolving into a destructive, bloody symphony of explosions, gunshots, and screams. After all, it's common to see tanks plow through and completely demolish buildings during a match of conquest. With that said, what is an uncommon sight is when players use these tanks for moving targets in the air.
Now, Reddit user thisisstevie's brief one-minute clip perfectly shows such a feat being done during a match of Grand Operations. Captured while roaming the vast dry ravines on the Battlefield 5 map Hamada, a location infamous for giving vehicles a hard time because of the dense clusters of rocks and rubble that tug on the wheels or tracks, thisisstevie took control of a Panzer IV armored unit and actually took down an enemy fighter plane in just one shot.
After uploading the extravaganza filled clip to Reddit, the post scored nearly 900 upvotes as many users stopped by to applaud thisisstevie on their achievement. On top of this, some came together to reminisce about Battlefield 5 and how its sessions offer constant displays of beautiful frenzy, with the top comment stating, "That's it, I'm installing BFV again."
Speaking of which, because of the recent Battlefield 2042 incredibly low user rating, caused by millions of fans who voiced their disapproval with the direction that EA and DICE took the gameplay in. Battlefield 2042 currently has fewer active players on Steam than there is on Battlefield 5, which means that not only did this poor word-of-mouth cause mass refunds of Battlefield 2042, but it resulted in players re-visiting older entries in the franchise.
Battlefield 5 is available now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Source: Gamerant

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In this eagerly awaited follow-up, brave bird-kid Max and her flock are discovered by an FBI agent and forced to go to "school." There is no such thing as an ordinary day as Max deciphers how and when she's supposed to save the world, and she faces her greatest enemy--a clone of herself.
In the second installment to the Maximum Ride series, the flock is still bent on finding their birth parents. They are somewhat successful, but sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for, as it may have an unexpected result.
I was a bit sad thinking that the whole flock wouldn't be together anymore, but thankfully the bond of the flock is stronger than blood. They all just work too well together to have one of them leave. It may still happen in later books, but I hope that it doesn't.
Max is still trying to figure out her purpose. She knows she has to save the world, but the prospect of that makes no more sense than it did when she was first presented with that information. The voice in her head is still driving her crazy, and she has to learn how to balance her insanity with trying to manage the flock.
I didn't know exactly how I felt about Anne while reading this book, but I knew I didn't completely trust her. I was sort of glad that I figured that out and give in to the front that she was trying to sell. I am glad that Max saw through her as well.
Max is a very strong character, it isn't exactly a stretch for there to be strong teenage characters in YA novels, but it still takes me by surprise how mature they are sometimes.
For being so out of my genre on many levels, I am really enjoying this series so far. Sometimes it is good to step outside of your comfort zone and read something different.


We have wonderful velvet ribbon for your needful projects. The smaller spools have 11 yards of ribbon which measures 1/4" wide. The colors available are earthy green, deep gold, dusty rose, and deep burgundy.


We're sorry for the puns (ok, maybe we're not!), but it's true: The relationship you have with your plants is real, from the moment you choose your seeds to the day you harvest them. And just like any other relationship, the one you share with your garden takes consideration and work.
1. Know what you want in a partner.
And by partner, we mean plant. We suggest making a list of ideal qualities you're looking for in a garden.
Do you want plants that are visually and aesthetically pleasing, like ornamental blooms such as hibiscus flowers and forget-me-nots? Or are you interested in something that's maybe not as pretty on the outside, but instead will nourish you on the inside, like kale or broccoli? Planting a bunch of hot peppers just because they look colorful and festive on the vine won't be very fulfilling once you realize they're too hot for your taste!
Consider what's important to you when planning for your garden.
2. Be honest with yourself about the level of commitment you're ready for.
Sometimes, good things take time. Sometimes, you may not be prepared to wait, and that's perfectly okay. Knowing how much patience you possess as a gardener is crucial when choosing your plants.
The grower with a short attention span will see quick results with quick crops like arugula, kale, Bok choy and basil, which all take less than a month to grow.
But if you're in this relationship for the long haul, you can enjoy the benefits of patience and reap a crop of brussels sprouts, pumpkins and tomatoes, which all take more than 80 days after planting to harvest.
3. Don't outright dismiss online dating.
Shopping for seeds or seedlings? While your local nursery will certainly have plenty on hand, we find it's really important to buy them from a reputable source. A great way to locate them? The internet! There are incredible seed and seedling providers online, ones that'll make you swear it's love at first sight. Be sure and check out our Seed and Seedling Source Guide to find the perfect match.
4. Love at first sight isn't just in the movies.
See a seed packet or a seedling and just know it's meant to grow in your garden? You should probably go for it! With very few exceptions, Tower Garden can grow a variety of vegetables, herbs, fruits and flowers. So even if you've never grown that variety of crop before, plant it anyway. Learning along the way and experimenting is part of the fun of gardening.
5. Pay attention to chemistry.
And by chemistry, we mean your pH, your water levels and your mineral blend. Taking care to monitor the "chemistry" going on in your garden is one of the easiest ways to ensure the maximum amount of growth in the quickest amount of time. And, after all, we can't wait to see that love grow, right?
6. Relationships take work, especially in the rough patches.
We've all been there: those frustrating couple of weeks where your seedlings aren't quite full-grown plants yet, and your greens aren't ready to harvest.
It's a difficult time, and it can be hard to remember why you started this relationship with your garden in the first place - especially since it's too soon to reap your reward. You might even be tempted to give up on your tower. But, have patience. And keep up with your maintenance practices to support healthy growth. Harvest will come in due time!
7. Problems are easier to prevent than to fix.
Pest control, plant diseases and nutrient deficiencies are all easier to avoid than to reverse. Pay attention to what your plants are telling you by examining the leaves, stems and speed of growth for signs you may have underlying problems. Catching these things early will make all the difference and keep you and your garden on a healthy path to harvest.
And once again, by partner, we mean plants. The best way to show your garden gratitude for all it gives you is to harvest the produce and feed them to friends and family you love. Or by making a magnificent meal using your freshly grown greens. It's a beautiful thing seeing what all the love, commitment and devotion can create in the end − whether it be a healthy salad, a green smoothie or an herbal tea.
What are some of the loving or unconventional ways you care for your garden? Let us know in the comments.


Gloucester could be about to get its third Lidl supermarket if plans are given the go-ahead.
The German discount brand wants to build a new store opposite Tesco in St Oswalds Retail Park.
Watts Truck Centre, in Mercia Road, would be demolished to make way for the new supermarket as part of the plans.
If built would be Gloucester's third Lidl alongside stores in Bristol Road and Eastern Avenue.
The new Lidl would have a five-aisle sales floor of 1,325 square metres and an on-site bakery.
It would also have 152 car parking spaces, including eight disabled bays and seven parent and child spaces, and up to 40 cycle parking spaces.
Lidl says up to 40 full time jobs would be created if the supermarket was built.
The new store would act as a 'catalyst' for further investment in the area, according to an application to Gloucester City Council prepared by Mistral Architects and Surveyors.
The statement said: "The proposed store will ensure those living close to the development will continue to have a food store nearby helping to create an inclusive community.
"We consider that the proposed building will integrate successfully into the existing fabric of the surrounding area and will be of social and commercial benefit while acting as a catalyst for the future expansion and development of the locality."
A consultation into the plans will be held until August 24, with the deadline for the council to make a decision on the plans on October 19 this year.
These are the latest plans to feature in a rise of discount supermarkets in Gloucester.
The Eastern Avenue branch of Lidl has recently reopened after a £5million expansion.
Meanwhile, Lidl's Bristol Road store is also being expanded.
And Lidl's rival Aldi is also planning a build a multi-million pound new supermarket in Hucclecote Road.


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The Archbishop of Canterbury has made an important but typically dense speech to the World Council of Churches. In it he rightfully calls for the legal protection of sexual minorities. He then, however, gets off track with his reflections on law as a means to culture change. This is most evident in his passing reference to same-sex marriage. (I have to contest the Daily Mail's headlining this as if it were the primary point of his essay!)
The real problem in paragraph 14 is that he speaks of categories of marginalization or stigma, which is far from the reason some are advocating for marriage equality. The issue is that marriage is a fundamental human right. It has nothing to do with GLBT persons wanting "acceptance" but their wanting free access to rights and responsibilities to which they are entitled by virtue of their being human. Same-sex couples are seeking marriage equality — not the removal of some stigma.
By bringing these issues together — along with the even more remotely connected issue of assisted suicide — the Archbishop loses focus and ultimately mars what could have been a very helpful reflection on human rights and the laws meant to protect them. Simply to assert that law often steps out ahead of culture is mind-numblingly obvious. This is precisely why declarations of human rights have to be made from time to time: because the culture hasn't yet reached that level of understanding and tolerance. Rights have to be declared because some in the culture — sometimes the majority — are denying them.
Tobias Stanislas Haller BSG
Tags: archbishop of canterbury, civil rights, human rights, marriage equality, morality, same-sex marriage
I'll repeat what I said in the comments to Alan Wilson's post on Facebook.
Rowan cites assisted dying with same-sex marriage as areas in which societies must exercise caution so that unforeseen harm may not result to members of the community, a linkage which I see as highly questionable and even pernicious. How does a same-sex marriage harm anyone else?
While legal rights are clearly not the same as acceptance, I don't see that they can be simply separated. It is to difficult to condemn someone for their behavior or desires while simultaneously insisting that they have a right to behave that way.
Thanks, Mimi. Freeing the slaves certainly "harmed" the cotton industry! (One of the reasons the English supported the Confederacy...)
Rowan is once again in his "paschal" mode and "crucified place." Better to suffer the slings and arrows than assert rights which might upset someone's apple cart...
It is so "British" to take this "softly, softly" approach to human rights. One of the things we had to deal with in 1776...
Jon, that is true, but the distinction is important -- and I think Rowan muddies the distinction. Legal rights may hasten acceptance -- as I think is true from US experience in the civil rights era. But Rowan seems to think that the culture change should come prior to the rights being granted -- which to me is an argument for continued injustice for the sake of peace. As I said above, a very British approach...
IT said...
If Rowan's policy were followed interracial marriage in the US would not have been legalized.
In 1967 a majority disagreed. It wasn't until the 90s that a plurality approved. Arguably, that wouldn't have been achieved if anti-miscegenation laws had still been on the books. And even today, conservatives in Southern states are shockingly opposed.
Thanks, IT. Another superb example.
This all reflects why Rowan is simply not a "leader." He thinks it is his task to find the consensus and then declare it. "Boldly leading from behind" seems to be his motto. This thinking informs the Anglican Covenant process as well, and is wrong for the same reason.
John B. Chilton said...
"This is precisely why declarations of human rights have to be made from time to time: because the culture hasn't yet reached that level of understanding and tolerance. Rights have to be declared because some in the culture — sometimes the majority — are denying them."
Agreed. Likewise, when the people seek to take away rights that have been extended to all on grounds that can only be considered discriminatory. See recent California court decision on ssm.
Is Rowan buying into the argument that extending marriage to same sex partners harms traditional marriage? He's surely on the wrong side if he is. Folks continue say it's true, but they never have proof of such a thing. It's been laughed out of court.
John, I think Rowan is deadly fearful of alienating conservatives. My late brother, who worked under him in Wales, noted that he always gave preferment to people who actually despised him. In my own conversation with him, he said he acted as he did in the Jeffrey John matter because a quarter of the bishops threatened a walk-out if he didn't. What he misses in all this is that he is placating a minority, and not really the majority. He continues it with the Covenant. He has taken the dominical advice to "love your enemies" in entirely the wrong way, and in the process offended all his friends!
JCF said...
If Rowan's policy were followed interracial marriage in the US would not have been legalized. In 1967 a majority disagreed. It wasn't until the 90s that a plurality approved.
As someone who had one of those marriages in the 90s... O_o
Well-said, Tobias.
It is clear, I think, that LGBT folk want the same rights as straight people. I am intrigued by the notion of marriage as a human right, however, which I think is not quite the same thing.
In asserting that marriage is a human right, what exactly is the nature of the right you are asserting?
MarkBrunson said...
He would be clearer if he were given a word limit, I believe.
Thanks JCF. The similarities are eerie, and the issue is fundamentally the same.
Lionel, see Article 16 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights. Marriage is a particular form of the rights of "free association" and to "make contracts." As a right, rather than a mere privilege, it creates a concomitant responsibility in each of the parties, in other persons, and in the society as a whole, to respect and not to violate the marriage.
Mark, that may be true, but I'm not entirely sure I'd like his clear ideas any more than I like his muddy ones...
But, at least his clear ones wouldn't allow self-deception and the attendant vacillation by otherwise truly decent people who so desperately want to believe! that Rowan is not a would-be petty dictator and de facto technocrat.
I know the predictable reaction to use of the word "evil" in conjunction with any living thing - so I'll simply say Rowan seems to pitch his words to allow him to mean anything one wishes them to, while not binding him to anything other than his own agenda in the bargain he proposes and that reminds me of a certain religio-mythic character.
Mark, I don't think Rowan wants to be a dictator, but functions as one out of a misplaced urge for order -- so I think technocrat is the better understanding. In other words, I don't think he is interested in personal power. It may be a subtle difference, but that's my take on it. I think it is his value system that is off-track. "Order" and "Unity" are his highest values -- but I don't have the sense he personally wants to be at the center -- just that there should be one. He is ready to retire, but wants to build Babel before he does so.
Thought for 2.28.12
No[t This] Anglican Covenant
No Consensus
Contraception Coniption
Maxim for 02.18.12
Two More Nays to the Covenant
Further thoughts on renewal
Religious Freedoms Are Limited
Restructuring the Church
Plug from the Pacific NW
Thought for 2.8.12
Michael Elliott BSG – Rest in Peace
Jonathan Haidt — Nails It
Derby: No to Covenant
Salisbury Stakes
Update on York's Interview


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Psaki swipes at Fox News hosts who privately tried to get Trump to stop the January 6 rioters but took a different tone publicly: 'Disappointing but not surprising'
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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki speaks during the daily press briefing at the White House December 14, 2021.
Psaki criticized Fox News hosts who tried to get Trump to stop the rioters on January 6 but publicly took a different tone.
"Well it's disappointing and unfortunately not surprising," Psaki said Tuesday.
The comments come after the January 6 committee revealed texts that Fox News hosts sent to Mark Meadows.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Tuesday called out prominent Fox News hosts for privately trying to get former President Donald Trump to stop the pro-Trump Capitol rioters on January 6 and then publicly taking a different tone.
"Well it's disappointing and unfortunately not surprising that some of the very same individuals who are willing to warn, condemn and express horror over what happened on January 6 in private were totally silent in public," Psaki said during a press briefing.
"Or, even worse, were spreading lies and conspiracy theories and continue to since that time. So, disappointing, not surprising, unfortunately we've seen a trend from some of the same individuals," she added.
Psaki's comments came in response to a question about the White House's reaction to text messages that Fox News hosts and lawmakers sent to former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows during the Capitol riot, urging him to get Trump to put an end to the violence.
The House select committee investigating January 6 revealed the texts during a hearing on Monday. Republican Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming, vice chair of the bipartisan panel, read them aloud, including ones from Fox News hosts Sean Hannity, Brian Kilmeade, and Laura Ingraham.
"Can he make a statement? Ask people to leave the Capitol," Hannity texted Meadows as the riot was ongoing on January 6.
"Please get him on TV. Destroying everything you have accomplished," Kilmeade wrote.
"Mark, the president needs to tell people in the Capitol to go home. This is hurting all of us. He is destroying his legacy," Ingraham texted.
But the three Fox News anchors expressed different sentiments publicly that same day. Although they condemned the violence, they shifted the conversation away from Trump and his supporters.
Hannity and Ingraham floated conspiracy theories suggesting that groups like antifa had infiltrated the crowd and were behind the attack. The FBI said its found no evidence that outside groups such as antifa had been involved in the riot.
"I've been to a lot of these rallies," Ingraham said hours later on Fox News, raising doubts about whether the crowd was made up of Trump supporters. "I have never seen that before. Ever."
"Now they were likely, not all Trump supporters and there are some reports that antifa sympathizers may have been sprinkled throughout the crowd," Ingraham said on her show.
Kilmeade also appeared skeptical of whether the crowd was made up of Trump supporters.
"I do not know Trump supporters that have ever demonstrated violence that I know of in a big situation," Kilmeade said in a Fox News interview that night.
On his radio show, hours after his text to Meadows, Hannity said "we had the reports that groups like antifa, other radical groups — I don't know the names of all of them — that they were there to cause trouble." And on his TV show, Hannity suggested that "bad actors" could have been responsible for the violence.
The following day, however, Kilmeade strongly denounced the riot and took aim at Trump on "Fox & Friends," saying "the president's behavior has been terrible" and that he was "justifiably suspended" from Twitter.
Since then, the Fox News personalities have downplayed what happened on January 6.
This story has been updated to add Kilmeade's statements on January 7.
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Many retail chains can't retrofit an existing building. They want their building to be consistent, whether it's in Kansas City or San Diego. They have all designed their "state of the art" building, and that standard building becomes part of their brand. Many times they want a certain location so badly that they tear down an existing building to build their prototype. Medical users also have a difficult time fitting into an existing non-medical building. The amount of sinks, exam rooms, and (in some cases) surgery rooms that need to be added make building a new building more attractive.
Office users have an easier time buying an existing building. Many times you can tear out the interior and start over with what works best for your business. Many buildings built in the late 80's and early 90's have lower ceilings than we would prefer and many more private offices than we typically build today. Sometimes the parking isn't sufficient for handling an open concept office, which might prompt building a new building. Many times, industrial users can buy an existing building that fits their needs. However, the design of industrial buildings has changed over the last 30 years. They now include taller ceilings, more docks, and bigger buildings, all which could prompt constructing a new building versus buying existing.
A big factor that might prompt building is tax incentives. Tax abatements might be available for new construction. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) might also help someone in the process of building versus buying existing.
At the end of the day, the most important factors in building are the location and the availability of existing properties. If you do decide to build, you need a great team around you. It takes a minimum of 18 months to get a new building designed, built, and occupied. The benefits are that you get exactly what you want, where you want. It also gives you a good opportunity to see our government at work, because you will deal with a city's staff and the city planning commission. It also helps you cultivate a few more gray hairs, because the process will surely deliver them to you!


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 * V4Fire Client Core
 * https://github.com/V4Fire/Client
 *
 * Released under the MIT license
 * https://github.com/V4Fire/Client/blob/master/LICENSE
 */

import arg from 'arg';
import path from 'upath';

import pzlr from '@pzlr/build-core';

import type { GetCurrentTestOptions } from 'tests/utils/interface';

export * from 'tests/utils/interface';

/**
 * Class provides API to work with launching / configuring / receiving tests
 */
class TestUtils {
	/**
	 * @param {Object=} [options]
	 */
	getCurrentTest(options?: GetCurrentTestOptions) {
		const
			args = arg({'--name': String, '--test-entry': String}, {permissive: true}),
			{runner} = globalThis.V4FIRE_TEST_ENV;

		options = {
			// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/strict-boolean-expressions
			testDirPath: args['--test-entry'] || `${args['--name']}/test`,
			runnerPath: runner,
			...options
		};

		const
			testDirPath = pzlr.resolve.blockSync(options.testDirPath),
			testPath = path.join(options.runnerPath ?? testDirPath);

		return require(testPath);
	}
}

const instance = new TestUtils();

export default instance;

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2013 Mclaren MP4-12C
SSG 7speed
3.8L V8 Twin-Turbo
2013 Mclaren MP4-12C Coupe
The Mclaren MP4-12C (later known as simply the 12C) was Mclaren's first ever production car wholly designed and built by Mclaren and their first road car since the fabled Mclaren F1.
The MP4-12C used a carbon fibre composite chassis, and is powered by a longitudinally-mounted McLaren M838T 3.8 L (3,799 cc) twin-turbocharged V8 engine, generating approximately 616 bhp (459 kW; 625 PS) at 7,500 rpm and around 600 N⋅m (443 lbf⋅ft) of torque at 5,600 rpm. 0-100km/h in 3.1s, 0-200km/h in 8.8s and a top speed of 333km/h. The 12C makes use of Formula 1-sourced technologies such as "brake steer", where the inside rear wheel is braking during fast cornering to reduce understeer. Power is transmitted to the wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission manufactured by SSG. The entire drivetrain is the first to be entirely designed and produced in house by McLaren.
This particular MP4-12C is finished in Graphite Grey with stealth package and has travelled 26,928km. The options on this car include:
-Carbon Fibre steering wheel
-Carbon fibre centre console
-Carbon fibre window controls
-Carbon fibre climate controls
-Carbon fibre Mclaren 'kiwi' emblem on bonnet
-Front lifting suspension
-Forged 19" lightweight in stealth black and carbon fibre centre cap
-Stealth black exhaust finishing
-Full service history, original owner's handbook, log books and spare key
The 12C is surely to become a modern collectible given the success of Mclaren and auction results of it's previous roadcar the Mclaren F1. This particular 12C has been maintained to a very high level including recent replacement of the AC controls and Mclaren factory upgrades.


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When you first see the game storyline zoom, then just get into some kind of prostration of colored balls and explosions, to understand that when there is simply impossible. The flow of the different colors are constantly breaks shots from the jaws of whom do you think, frog. It all seems confusing, but once you sit down to play this exciting game, then put it down is impossible. What is the secret appeal of this game zoom, users can simply and very magical frog? No, it's a lot easier. In 2003 the company released the original game PoPCapGames zoom, and since that time, the frog and the balls began to travel the world, bringing delight and joy of the game for many gamers. On our page we have presented the most popular and exciting online game zoom, which you can play easily. You can play games online zoom at any time convenient to you and believe me, you will always enjoy the game. The essence of the game is very simple. Constantly moving colored balls, which are a chain of color. When at least three balls are there, then there is their explosion and combustion, and you earn points. In this case Zuma - a frog, constantly throwing more and are new balls of different colors. You have to mark them so that the chick to leave the color as much as possible in size, respectively, and points you can earn more. Zoom Play online for free it's just fun. The player feels the excitement, the pleasure of victory, and simply enjoy the fascinating storyline. It should be noted that the game constantly appear bonus pictures that you can also knock out, taking aim frog. This will bring you additional bonuses and a lot of balls. Zuma Games players can play all ages. The game will be exciting for the kids, who just can shoot the ball, admiring their raznotsvetiem, and for adults who are able to earn bonuses and simply become a winner. It is very important in the game zoom to be careful, because if you do smears colored ball, it will only increase your multi-colored chain, and it is important to remember that the level does not take forever. Once the chain reaches the pit and the first fly ball inside, then the game ended in a level and you either start the level again, or be able to choose a different level. Zuma online play can be in different levels, they are numerous enough to enjoy the victory and earn the maximum number of winning points. And from one level to the job will only become more complicated, and players can get involved in new process and new rules of the game. The game play for free the zoom is the most reasonable solution, especially once you become familiar with a variety of Flash applications on our website. You yourself can remove the music in the game, and you can turn it on, it was fun to play. Also late in the game you can enter your name in the table of honor winners, to learn about you to others. The game allows you to zoom to feel fully its victory and feel real good marksman. The game also has additional bonuses from the combustion of a large number of balls or a hit in a flashing ball, which lead to the help of your game, so you may receive index ray or beam, which will allow you to destroy all the unnecessary balls. The main thing to watch, that balls are rolled into the hole ahead of time because it will have to finish the round.
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Q: Contact Roles Question Is there any way to pull the Contact from the Contact Roles related list into a lookup field on the record? For instance, I have a customer with hundreds of opportunities all with their primary contact in the Contact Roles related list. I'm trying to use a workflow to auto send emails from an Opportunity record, but can't reference the contact in the Contact Roles related list. I'm looking for a way to avoid the tedious activity of manually updating each record one-by-one with a lookup field to that contact. Any insight would be greatly appreciated

A: Annoyingly, there isn't a way to trigger any sort of automation off of the OpportunityContactRole object, so you can't use something simple like a WFR or PB to accomplish this.
You could use either a trigger or a Flow to grab the ContactId from the OpportunityContactRole where IsPrimary = True and populate a lookup on your Opportunity. However, because this would be triggered off of updates to the opp itself, it's possible that this could be missing or out of date due to updates to OpportunityContactRole records without updating the actual Opportunity.


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Anne McConnell is a heritage consultant with broad based interests and expertise in Australian archaeology, cultural heritage management and Quaternary geoscience. Anne has over 40 years working experience in the government and the private sectors. Anne works on both Indigenous and historic cultural heritage, covering diverse areas of heritage, and diverse contexts such as protected areas, production forestry, and urban, rural and remote areas, including Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic. Anne's heritage work has included the development of state-wide management systems for forest heritage, and collaborative regional heritage assessment projects including the evolution and Indigenous history of use of freshwater lagoons in southeastern Australia and the identification of places of National Heritage significance in Australia's arid zone. Anne also has had a long term interest in terrestrial protected area management, initially through membership of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Consultative Committee and National Parks and Wildlife Advisory Council. Anne is a long term member of Australia ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) and is currently the Convenor of the Australian ICOMOS Indigenous Heritage Reference Group.
Dr Terri Janke
Dr Terri Janke is a Meriam/Wuthathi woman and an international authority on Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP), known for innovating pathways between the non-Indigenous business sector and Indigenous people in business. As the owner of Terri Janke and Company, a unique legal and consulting firm, she manages her team to deliver excellent results to a diverse client base. Terri advises on legal matters including intellectual property, business law and heritage. She developed the True Tracks® ICIP Protocols, a framework for Indigenous engagement and has written leading ICIP Protocols for various sectors including the arts, museums, archives, film, research and environmental management.
Dr Ian Cresswell
Dr Ian Cresswell has extensive experience working in environment and sustainable development in several different areas, including biodiversity, reserve planning, fisheries, wildlife regulation and protected areas. He has a long history of success in managing large-scale, science-based government programs in natural resource management, with a strong focus on management to balance environmental, economic and social outcomes. He provides high-level advice to government and industry on environmental and sustainability issues. Dr Cresswell has led major research programs at CSIRO in both terrestrial and marine domains, as well as holding senior roles in marine planning, sustainable fisheries and wildlife management, including as the Director of the Australian Biological Resources Study.
Zena Cumpston
Zena Cumpston is a Barkandji woman with family connection to Broken Hill and Menindee in western New South Wales. She currently lives in Melbourne on the lands of the Wurundjeri people with her partner and two young boys. Zena works as a writer, curator, consultant and researcher and is passionate about truth-telling and undertaking projects that directly benefit her community and Country. In 2021 she curated the show Emu Sky for Science Gallery Melbourne, bringing together more than 30 Aboriginal community members from across southeastern Australia. Running until July 2022, Emu Sky explores Aboriginal knowledge through artworks, research and storytelling and is accompanied by an extensive education program. In 2022 her book 'Plants', co-authored with Professor Lesley Head and Associate Professor Michael-Shawn Fletcher, will be released as part of the 'First Knowledges' series.
We wish to acknowledge and pay respect to:
former and current staff of Australia's many heritage and protected area agencies, and those local government staff who work in the heritage area, for their passion for, and commitment to, the protection and better management of Australia's heritage, which often takes them beyond the call of duty
Australia's Indigenous peoples past and present, for maintaining – and reclaiming – connection to Country and cultural knowledge despite a 250-year history of dispossession, deliberate attempts to erase cultural knowledge and ongoing hardship, and for their ongoing care for and defence of Australia's Indigenous heritage
the numerous members of the Australian community who, in a personal capacity, have worked largely unrewarded as heritage owners, volunteers and advocates for improved heritage reservation and protections.
In preparing this 2021 Heritage chapter, we were assisted at many different levels by many people. We thank all those people who have assisted and wish to acknowledge the assistance of the following:
The Heritage Branch and Parks Australia within the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE), and the various state and territory heritage and park management agencies for providing data; in particular, through the survey.
Local government councils (shires) throughout Australia that took the time and made the effort to provide critical and otherwise unobtainable local-level heritage data through the state of the environment (SoE) 2021 local government online survey; and the Australian Local Government Association for supplying local government contact details.
Those heritage experts who were specifically consulted, interviewed by the authors and/or who provided information or other material to the project: Dr Margaret Brocx, Ian Brown, Dr Steve Brown, Cheryl Cowell, Prof Hilary du Cros, Brad Duncan, Catherine Forbes, Katrina Graham, Darren Griffin, Dr Jane Harrington, Dr Kevin Keirnan, Dr Tracy Ireland, Susan Jackson-Stepowski, Glenys Jones, Dr David Gillieson, Prof Jamie Kirkpatrick, Dr Jane Lennon, Dr Brenda Lin, Dr Daniel Lunney, Justin McCarthy, Prof Jan McDonald, Dr Ingereth Macfarlane, Prof Richard Mackay, Jesse McNicoll, Duncan Marshall, Dr Jess Melbourne-Thomas, Dr Sarah Munks, Dr Lyndon Ormond Parker, Michael Queale, Dr Michael Pearson, Juliet Ramsay, Stuart Read, Regina Roach, George Rooks, Sue Sargent, Andy Spate, Corrinne Unger, Caitlin Vertigan, Andy Viduka, Liz Vines, Prof. Di Walker, Dr Jennie Whinam, Dr Sue White, Helen Wilson.
Particular thanks are due to Prof Richard Mackay for his generosity in providing advice, background information and other insights based on his experience preparing the 2011 and 2016 SoE Heritage theme reports.
Those heritage experts in the various heritage fields who contributed their knowledge and experience through the SoE 2021 heritage expert survey and the workshops.
DAWE SoE team and Heritage Strategies Branch, for advice, comment and assistance in many aspects of the project, in particular Roger Morrison, Robert Markham, Phillip Rofe, Tammy Malone, Liz Davies, Andy Viduka and Mitch Ryan.
The SoE 2021 author team for their varied assistance, in particular, Graeme Clark, Sarah Hill and Rowan Trebilco.
Special thanks are due to a small number of other people who assisted, including Michael-Shawn Fletcher for starting the Heritage theme journey as the Indigenous co-author and contributing a well-thought-out scoping plan; and Ella Horton for assistance with developing the SoE 2021 heritage expert survey as an online survey and also with the analysis.
We also wish to acknowledge the recent passing of two giants of Australian heritage management – David Yencken (1931–2019) and Graham Worboys (1950–2020). Graham's long-term engagement in protected area management at the national and international level, including as educator and advocate, led to many improvements in the management of Australia protected areas. And it is due to David's visionary thinking and passion for heritage conservation that a national framework and various mechanisms to support that vision came into being, including the concept and reality of the National Estate, the Australian Heritage Commission, and several professional supporting bodies such as Australia ICOMOS.
We hope that the SoE 2021 Heritage report goes some way to assisting in the ongoing achievement of that which David and Graham both worked tirelessly towards – an understood, celebrated and well-managed Australian heritage.


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EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA OF BONE: Report of a Case with Multiple Lesions of Bone and Pulmonary Infiltration
ALBERT WEINSTEIN, M.D.; HERBERT C. FRANCIS, M.D.; BERTRAM F. SPROFKIN, M.D.
From the departments of medicine and radiology, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
Arch Intern Med (Chic). 1947;79(2):176-184. doi:10.1001/archinte.1947.00220080064003
DURING the past years, approximately 30 cases of eosinophilic granuloma of bone have been reported in the medical literature. Since it has been noted that this condition is confined to the skeleton, often involving only a single bone, it has also been called "solitary granuloma of bone."1 The case herein reported has been under observation for almost three years since the diagnosis was established and is considered noteworthy because of the presence of multiple skeletal lesions and a coexistent pulmonary infiltration. The latter may well be an instance of visceral involvement.
REPORT OF A CASE The patient was a 31 year old lawyer who was admitted to the Medical Service of Vanderbilt University Hospital on Jan. 6, 1943, complaining of an intermittent headache in the left occipital region, of about seven months' duration, and backache in the lower region, which he had first noticed three months before his admission.
WEINSTEIN A, FRANCIS HC, SPROFKIN BF. EOSINOPHILIC GRANULOMA OF BONE: Report of a Case with Multiple Lesions of Bone and Pulmonary Infiltration. Arch Intern Med (Chic). 1947;79(2):176–184. doi:10.1001/archinte.1947.00220080064003


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Os papa-lagartas são aves de médio porte, com 20 a 30 cm de comprimento. A plumagem é semelhante em todas as espécies, com o dorso castanho ou castanho-acinzentado e a zona do peito e barriga mais clara, de cor branca ou amarelada. O bico é relativamente comprido e um pouco encurvado. A cauda é longa e muito característica do grupo, com manchas brancas na face ventral. As asas são arredondadas.

Espécies
 Papa-lagarta-de-papo-ferrugem, Coccyzus pumilus (atualmente Coccycua pumila)
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 Cuco-de-bico-preto, Coccyzus erythropthalmus
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 Papa-lagarta-de-euler, Coccyzus euleri
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 Coccyzus ferrugineus
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 Coccyzus pluvialis
 Coccyzus rufigularis
 Coccyzus vetula Coccyzus merlini Coccyzus vieilloti Coccyzus longirostris''

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How Unilever reached the unreachable and delivered joy to 'media dark' masses in rural India with a unique brand awareness campaign. It's a marketing story that will touch your heart.
Sometimes, a brand will do something to enhance life. Something that has a truly human touch that makes us marvel at the marketers who came up with the idea for a really special brand awareness campaign – that also brought happiness.
Mike Berry is a Fellow of The Institute of Direct Marketing, a digital marketing trainer, lecturer, author and consultant.
Take a bow, FMCG behemoth Unilever, its agency Lowe and Partners Worldwide and a remarkable campaign in the 'media dark' states of India. A case study on how they transformed a simple (i.e non-smart) mobile phone into a free entertainment channel to delight and connect millions in the Hindi and Bhojpuri-speaking regions, has been detailed by digital marketing expert Mike Berry (pictured) in the latest edition (number 12) of the Cambridge Marketing Review.
I am summarising it here.
More than 850 million people in India have a basic mobile phone – but for many that's the only piece of electronic equipment they have. Some have televisions, but are affected regularly by power cuts. So how could Unilever reach potential customers? By turning any mobile phone into an on-demand radio station ('Kan Khajura', which literally means the 'ear-worm channel'). It gave listeners 15 minutes of free music, interspersed with ads for Unilever brands.
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Brand awareness campaign truly connected
The campaign started in the particularly 'media dark' regions of Bihar and Jharkhand, but its success quickly spread – as Berry said: "This model has been extended to other parts of the country, giving every Indian with a mobile phone access to entertainment and connecting them with the world."
In his article 'Reinventing soap operas for the mobile age' he added: "Today, Viral Marketing is associated with YouTube videos, catchy songs and engaging apps. But how can you produce a viral marketing campaign using just a simple phone call? Unilever and their agency Lowe and Partners Worldwide found the answer.
"Kan Khajura Tesan Unilever got together mobile operators, content providers and Unilever brands to create the Kan Khajura Station – the world's very first viral brand-owned radio station. A 15-minute, free, on-demand, entertainment channel where anyone could call in and enjoy the entertainment for free. Not even the cost of a call! It all came down to a ten-digit number and a phone."
To first promote the phone number for the station, outdoor advertising was used to reach the target audience. Anaheeta Goenka, executive director, Lowe Lintas+ Partners, the creative agency on the campaign, said: "We pushed the number out in every possible environment relevant to this target group: railway stations, marketplaces, trains and even mobile top-up businesses. In these areas people mostly use prepaid mobile. What we also did, if you dialled the number at least four times then you received reminders and updates."
Listeners were able to 'tune in' via their 'missed call' system – where you let a number ring but hang up before it's answered then take the free call-back a few seconds later, allowing access to the entertainment stream.
Berry added: "The listeners were mostly households sharing a single phone. In the morning, the family gathered and listened together. Afterwards mum could keep the phone for the first half of the day. Later, when the husband returns from the field, it's his turn to listen to Kan Khajura. 60% of listeners were men. Of course, word of mouth was very important."
Indeed, the radio station's popularity boomed – as Anaheeta Goenka said: "We soon reached the critical mass, adding 8,000 people per day. It's exactly like social media. People were having conversations about it and word was spreading extremely fast." Very quickly, the station became the largest media channel in the region with 24million callers and 8million listeners. The target was to reach ten per cent of the population in six months – instead, they reached 25.5%. The station delivered 70 million ad impressions and all for less than 4US cents per person per session.
Berry's article quotes Indian media expert Meera Sharath Chandra, of Tigress, Tigress, who commented: "This is an idea that has truly got into the lives of the consumers – so much so, that it has found a surprising and delightful way to alleviate their pains and bring joy and happiness into their lives."
She said the brand had brought "entertainment, stress release and progress", adding: "With only the mobile phone penetrating the region, Unilever's strategy is commendable because it wasn't based on marketing – it was based on creating a whole new form of media. By turning the mobile phone into a radio service that gave listeners 15 minutes of free music, comedy or entertainment the company has created a media channel that also exclusively allows the selling of its own products.
"And the consumers are ready to listen to these Smarter Solo Ads in return for the free enjoyment that is made possible for them. Win-win!"
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Q: Python Index out of range Can someone help me solve this problem?
I just solved the index out of range problem.
Can someone tell me what to do, if I want to keep current changes(booked seat) that user has made? Every time a run the program the seat will be all available..
Thanks in advance
seats = []
seats.append(["A1","A2","A3","A4","A5"])
seat = []
seat.append([0,0,0,0,0])
for row in seats :
    print(row)
booked = False
while booked == False :
    answer_1 = str(input("Please enter seat: "))
    if answer_1 == "A1":
        row=0
        column=0
        if seat[row][column]=="X":
            print("Occupied !")
        else :
            print("Booking ...")
            seat[row][column]="X"
            seats[row][column]="X"
            print ("Done !")
            booked = True

A: Take a look at the list seat when printed:
seat = []
seat.append([0,0,0,0,1])
print(seat)
#Output: [[0, 0, 0, 0, 1]]

It is a list with only 1 item, another list which itself has 5 items. If you assign the integer 1 to both row and column and attempt to access seat[row][column] as you do in your code, the first index tries to access a non-existent second item in seat and gives you the error.
To access an integer from the list within the list seat, the row variable must be 0 as your code currently stands. For instance, seat[0][1] will give you the second 0 in the list within seat.


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A. Unbelievable. please visit our Success Rate page.
Q. How many birds can I harvest?
A. We offer one,two or three bird hunts.
Q. Is there a draw for permits?
A. No, permits are over the counter (internet download) and unlimited.
Q. What is included in your turkey hunt package?
A. 2x1 guiding, meals, accomodations, transportation during the hunt, use of all decoys, blinds and equipment, delivery of trophy to Hazel Creek Taxidermy, or we'll quick freeze your trophy if you are taking it back with you.
A. Your transportation to camp, 5.5% sales tax, turkey permits, habitat stamp, tips, taxidermy, bird cleaning.
Q. What is an appropriate tip amount?
A. 10%-15% of the basic hunt cost split up as you see fit between your guide and your cook. Remember that the cook will be getting 6 or 8 tips per group and your guide only two, so generally the guide gets the bulk of the tip. Of course the tip amount will vary from client to client based on his/her generosity and his/her opinion of how well the guide performed. Be assured that we do our best to get you good, quality guides who come from all over the country to guide for us. They don't live on tips alone, but getting quality guides to travel to our camps would not be possible if they did not receive adequate tips. Please keep in mind, we do not hire "bubba's", we have an extraordinary staff which is important to your success. Without our knowledgeable guides our success rate would be just like everyone else's.
A. (Prairie King Lodge) Sioux Falls, SD is 3.5 hours, Sioux City, IA is 3 hours, Pierre, SD is 2.5 hours, (Black Bird Lodge) Omaha, NE is 3.5 hours, Grand Island, NE is 2 hours, Sioux City, IA is 2 hours (Turkey Creek Lodge) Omaha, NE is 2.5 hours. Lincoln, NE is 2 hours. Grand Island, NE is 45 min.
Q. Are all of your turkeys Merriams?
A. The merriams turkey is defined as having buff to light pinkish white tail tips and coverlets. Over 80% of the birds we harvest fall within this color range. Due to the way turkeys were reintroduced in the united states, odd flocks of eastern and rio turkeys were introduced across most of the merriams range, which means that most places you go will have some odd variations of birds. Some more than other. Our ranches are spread out across three counties in Northcentral Nebraska so there will be some color variations. The 20% or less of Eastern, Rio, or Hybrid birds that we harvest also make exceptional trophies, often growing very heavy with longer beards and much more impressive spur lengths than our Merriams turkeys. Take a look at our [Photo Gallery] to see what our turkeys look like.
Q. What are the season dates?
A. Archery starts late March and runs through May.
A. Shotgun starts mid April and runs through May.
Q. When is the best time to hunt?
A. If you are bowhunting, it is best to come from the archery opener (late march) to about April 20. After that time the birds are split up enough that it get's considerably harder to fill with a bow.
A. If you are shotgun hunting, please keep in mind that we shoot turkeys through the ENTIRE season. We don't run out of birds and we have enough land that we are never hunting overpressured birds. The difference can be summed up like this: The april hunts are best for patient hunters who will sit for long hours, sometimes in a blind and call very conservatively. If you fit this description, you'll probably fill your tag every year that you come hunting with us. And, you don't have to be in great shape to handle the April hunting. The birds are not yet totally split up so you are always in the middle of plenty of birds. A blind is almost a must during this time of year since there are too many eyes around you most of the time. If you are the type that likes to blow on a locate call, hear a gobble and run after it, and hunt a single gobbler at a time, then May is the time for you. At this time the flocks are well split up, but you have to be in a little better shape to be successful. Not marathon shape, mind you, just able to walk a couple of miles a day. So, the BEST time to hunt basically depends on HOW you like to hunt.
Q. Do you clean my bird?
A. No. Each of our guides has 4 to 6 tags to fill every three days and since you can hunt all day in Nebraska, your guide will be too busy trying to get all 4 to 6 tags filled to be cleaning birds. Believe me, you want your guide helping you fill tags. If you intend on mounting your bird, we will put it in a stocking and freeze it in one of our deep freezers. We have arranged for delivery of your turkey to Hazel Creek Taxidermy if that is your wish. Otherwise you will take your frozen trophy home with you to take to your own taxidermist.
Q. Can I donate my bird to someone?
A. Yes, if you do not want your meat, you can fill out a donation slip to legally gift the meat to us. This doesn't get you out of cleaning your bird, however.
Q. What is the law regarding transportation of turkeys?
A. Immediately after the kill, you must punch your tag. When you are with the turkey, the tag can stay on your person. If you walk away from the turkey, the tag has to be attached to the turkey carcass. This tag must remain with the turkey all the way home, or to the taxidermist.
Q. What camo works best?
A. I like mossy oak obsession, or something like that. Browns with some green seem to work throughout the season. The main thing is to be fully camoed head to toe, including your gun. Don't forget the facemask!
Q. How good of a caller must I be?
A. You don't have to know how to call to be successful with us. The guide will ask which of his two hunters is the least experienced caller and start with that person. So, if you are not a caller, just tell your guide and he'll call for you.
Q. Can I do my own calling?
A. Of course. Just keep in mind that most folks that show up at our place OVERCALL tremendously. So you might be a great caller, but it won't help you if you call too much. Especially in April. So you can do your own calling, but don't be surprised if your guide gives you a little friendly advice on not overcalling. Even though you might be a better technical caller than he.
Q. What calls do you recommend?
A. Bring several calls and whatever you can work the best. If you like a box call, bring it! We have a lot of wind in Nebraska and they get the most response during windy conditions.
Q. What kind of shape do I need to be in?
A. It does not matter. We have hunting areas that you can literally drive right to and others that are long walks. If you are not in great shape, consider coming in April. If you are in better shape and like to walk as opposed to sit, come in May. If there are both types in your group, come whenever it fits your schedule and we'll find suitable hunting situations for all of you. Remember, we hunt 50 ranches, we can find terrain to fit anyone.
Q. Can I hunt all day in Nebraska?
Q. Can I hunt on Sundays?
Q. What is there to do after I shoot my gobblers?
A. The unquestionable favorite thing that our guests do after their tags are filled are to drive 1 hour to Pete's Taxidermy studio in Burke, South Dakota. It is an amazing taxidermy studio with a giant showroom. Otherwise, your guide might set you up somewhere to roost birds in the evening for other members of your party.
Q. What are the sleeping arrangements like in the lodges?
A. Two hunters per bedroom on twin beds.
Q. How many hunters do you take at a time?
Q. Can you accomodate Women? Kids?
A. Absolutely. Our camp atmosphere is a family friendly country atmosphere. We demand it of all of our staff and ask it of our clients.
Q. What is your alcohol policy?
A. Alcohol is allowed at all the camps However, there will be limits established by the camp manager during the hunt orientation. We ask that everyone is curteous of all the hunters in camp and only drink socially.
Q. What shot size do you recommend?
A. We absolutely love hevi-shot. 4's or maybe 5's.
Q. Do you shoot jakes?
A. No. They are legal, and don't worry, you won't be in any trouble at camp if you shoot one, but your guide will never tell you to shoot a jake unless you insist. We'll shoot 5 or 10 jakes a year out of 200 birds. We expect you want longbeards.
Q. How do I get to your camp?
A. After you book a hunt, you'll be given driving directions to the camp that you are booked into.
Q. What weather can I expect?
A. Nighttime lows in the 30's (april) and daytime highs up to as high as 80 (may). Expect wind and be prepared for some rain.
A. Call me at 402-459-5823 and I can reserve your spot with 1/2 down by credit card over the phone. I will also hold a spot pending receipt of a check within 5 business days, as long as we are over 60 days before our season starts in March.
Q. How fast do you book up?
A. About 1/2 of our spots for the next spring are taken by the time the current spring season is over. The rest will book throughout the year and generally through til January or February until we are full. Every year we have to turn away hunters once we were full, so don't wait too long.


It was a herder who found the body; the lifeless grey mass still a powerful presence in the silent bush. A dead female elephant.
The news began its journey, going first to a local chief and from there to the Big Life operations room. A Big Life team was dispatched immediately, and was met at the scene by a ranger unit from the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust.
The tusks were gone, cut out only hours previously. Rain and livestock had erased all human tracks, and the ranger teams headed for the nearest settlement to see what they could find out.
It was late that evening by the time a breakthrough came. A young boy, with a story of unknown men carrying something into a clump of bushes, and emerging empty handed.
The rangers followed the boy and their flashlights into the dusk. The boy could not remember the exact location, but after a long search, someone finally struck something hard beneath a bush – the first tusk. Early the following morning, they uncovered the second one.
Unfortunately, the trail has run dead, and no one knows who the men were. Returning to the carcass later on, the rangers were unable to find any reason for the cause of death, and we suspect that passers by took the tusks opportunistically.
But as always, the message to potential poachers is loud and clear: the local community are the eyes and ears of Big Life, and your chances of getting away with anything, be it killing an elephant or simply stealing ivory from a natural carcass, are small.


A Modern Bathroom Renovation Guide.
Bathroom renovations are a specialty of Apogee Building Group, and we're happy to share 5 modern bathroom renovation ideas to help get your creative juices flowing if you're looking to renovate your bathroom. One thing we ask potential clients to think about is how long they plan to stay in their home. If the answer is many years, forever, or as long as possible, we recommend you design your bathroom for you and your partner or family, not for sale.
Most bathrooms have just one sink. How often do you wish you had two sinks side by side? Many bathroom renovations involve adding a bathroom vanity bench with drawers that contains two sinks. There are many options and configurations that don't take up too much extra room either, ideal for tight spaces.
Mirrors make a small room look larger and brighter. Consider adding a mirror above a bathroom vanity bench. If space allows, a seat can be a welcome piece of furniture.
Frame-less Or Semi-Frameless Glass Shower.
If having a bath is not you, consider removing your old existing bath and make your shower space larger. Installing frame-less or semi-frameless glass shower screens will make the area look larger and show off feature tiling.
Imagine at the end of a long, stressful day, soaking in a hot spa. With dimmed lighting and relaxing music, all your worries would drift away.
Instead of having a separate bath that's too small anyway and shower, why not have a long spa bath you can relax in with the shower overhead, for when you want to wash your hair or have a quick wash.
Adding a border of small tiles to your bathroom walls can add a splash of colour and interest to plain coloured floor to ceiling tiling. Using non-slip large format bathroom floor tiles that extend up the bath 'hob' is another way to add colour and interest to your bathroom theme.
While it's great to get inspired by pictures you see in magazines, remember to keep focused on what elements are important to you. Even small bathroom renovations can make a significant difference to how the room looks and feels.
Bathroom renovations are just one of the home renovations Adelaide residents contact Apogee Building Group to custom build. You will not only improve your lifestyle, but add value to your home when complete.
Don't worry about thinking your bathroom is too small to look luxurious either, a touch of 'Apogee' will make all the difference!


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Dit is een lijst met afleveringen van de Amerikaanse televisieserie Revolution. De serie werd oorspronkelijk in de Verenigde Staten uitgezonden door NBC.

Rolverdeling

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|  || Miles Matheson || 1 & 2
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|  || Charlie Matheson || 1 & 2
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|  || Rachel Matheson || 1 & 2
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|  || Tom Neville || 1 & 2
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|  || Nate /  Jason Neville || 1 & 2
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|  || Aaron Pittman || 1 & 2
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|  || Sebastian 'Bass' Monroe || 1 & 2
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|  || Nora Clayton || 1
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|  || dr. Gene Porter || 2
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|  || Priscilla Pittman || 1 & 2
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|  || Edward 'Ed' Truman || 2
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|  || Connor Bennett || 2
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|  || Danny Matheson || 1
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|  || Cynthia || 2
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|  || Grace Beaumont || 1 & 2
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|  || Ben Matheson || 1 & 2
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|  || Randall Flynn || 1
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|  || Julia Neville || 1 & 2
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|  || Justine Allenford || 2
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|  || Victor Doyle || 2
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|  || Scanlon  || 2
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|  || sergeant Will Strausser|| 1
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|  || dr. Calvin Horn || 2
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|  || president Jack Davis || 2
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|  || presidente Kelly Foster || 1
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|  || Roger Allenford || 2
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|  || generaal Bill Carver || 2
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Seizoenenoverzicht

Afleveringen

Seizoen 1 (2013)

Seizoen 2 (2014)

Revolution


Just thought I'd share some of my recent experiences preparing Realms Unreel for the iBookstore, in hopes that this will help other authors grappling with the taciturn error messages of iTunes Publisher.
Using iTunes Producer 2.7.1, I was trying to deliver the ePub format of Realms Unreel to my iTunes Connect publisher account. I encountered the following problem.
After clicking the deliver button, a series of messages flashed by indicating that iTunes Producer successfully logged in to my iTunes Publisher account, verified various assets, and uploaded the files. Afterwards, a big green checkbox appeared on the iTunes Producer Delivery section with the message "Uploaded Package to the iTunes Store".
When I checked the package history in iTunes Producer, the status changed over the course of a few minutes from "Uploaded" to "Import Processing" to "Import Error". When I logged in to iTunes Connect, my book did not appear in the "Manage Your Books" section.
validating my ePub file using the Apple-recommended Book Proofer 1.0.1.
I took a break from the process for a couple of days. When Apple support didn't write back, I broke down and did the thing I'd been dreading: rebuilding my ePub.
My original ePub file (which, I note with some indignation, opens fine on the nook and Apple devices, and has been uploaded successfully to the Barnes & Noble nook store) was generated by Scrivener. Unfortunately, there is no mention of Scrivener on Apple's recommended products for producing ePubs. They recommend using the ePub export feature of Pages '09 for this purpose. Sigh. After all the time I spent getting my ePub file formatted exactly how I wanted in Scrivener, I really didn't want to work out the kinks in Pages.
So I exported a Word-compatible format (.docx) of my book using Scrivener's export function. Since I don't use Word, I then opened this .docx in Pages and saved it to .pages format. I tried exporting to ePub without doing anything else, just to see what I was starting from as a baseline. I synced the new Pages-generated ePub with my iPad using Book Proofer 1.0.1 (handy — wish I had known about that tool a few months ago) and skimmed a few pages to see how it looked. The text of the book seemed basically fine, although the default font size seemed a bit smaller than I had been getting with my Scrivener-exported ePub. Since iBooks supports font resizing, though, I figured this wasn't a big deal. The main issue was that my book had no table of contents — just a "Section 1″ line in the Table of Contents section.
I'm familiar with Pages' Table of Contents behavior, since I use Pages to write contracts for my business, so I just started going through my book text and re-assigning a Heading level 1 style to all of my chapter headings. After a few more syncs to my iPad to check how the formatting was evolving, the Table of Contents seemed to be working pretty nicely. However, the whitespace I like to have at the start of each new chapter page just would not seem to show up, and all of my front matter pages (copyright notice, title page, dedication, opening quote) were not separated by page breaks, despite the fact that I was using page breaks in the Pages document.
I came up with sort of a hack solution to get the whitespace how I like it. I create an "invisible" Heading level 1 on the first line of each new chapter page. I say it's "invisible" because I set the font color to white, so you can't see it while you're reading on the iPad. After each invisible Heading level 1, I inserted several line returns to create the leading whitespace I wanted, then entered my "visible" chapter title, which used a larger font than the body text so that it still looks like a chapter title, but no longer uses the Heading 1 style, which is what the Table of Contents looks for to generate its chapter list. Making sure that only the invisible chapter title takes a Heading 1 style is important — otherwise, the Table of Contents will duplicate each chapter title.
Sorry to hear that you had problems getting an .epub from Scrivener into iTunes Producer – this is strange, as we have had lots of users upload Scrivener-generated .epub files to iTunes Producer. I wonder if it is a change that Apple has made on their end? We have just had another user report that iTunes Producer rejected a Scrivener .epub file because it contained a file named "page-template.xpgt" which is not supported. This is a file that Scrivener adds to enhance layout in certain e-readers such as Adobe Digital Editions, which most e-readers are fine with. Could it be that this caused the problem for you, too – did you receive any more detailed feedback other than just a generic error?
I'm not sure if that means something has recently changed on their end, but it is too bad that Apple doesn't want to play nice with Scrivener! I ♥ Scrivener.


Grace Maria Saia, SCN, came to the school today to pass out coloring books and to talk about Mother Catherine. Thanks again for sending the coloring books. The kids were very excited. The kindergarteners were about to go to recess, but asked to stay in and color their books instead!


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Do You Want Just Anyone To Be Doing Your Hair?
Please take a moment to watch the video linked in Tabatha's photo and take the appropriate steps. I have posted more links below. Thank you.
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Los Angeles County, Ca Marble, Travertine & Limestone Restoration, Polishing & Cleaning.
Your stone has become stained, scratched, or otherwise discolored. Holes may have become evident. It's not as easy to take care of anymore. You are not alone. These are the most common concerns that we hear from our clients.
The most common service performed on these surfaces are Deep Cleaning or Refinishing of natural stone floors. And each one that we evaluate is used differently. If you have pets or young children, you will need to maintain your floors differently than if there are only two adults in your home. With each completed service, Sureshine provides customized maintenance suggestions tailored to your specific needs. And when we evaluate your surfaces, be it a floor, counter or shower, we are creating this list of customized maintenance suggestions as we go.
Services that we provide on Natural Stone include: Deep Cleaning, Refinishing, Polishing & Sealing, Re-grouting,Smoothing Uneven Tiles (Lippage Removal), Repairs.
To see an example of maintenance suggestions provided to many of our clients, please see our section to download a pdf copy for your review.
For Fast Answers, click the link to get started on your personally evaluated proposal form. This is great if you have up to three areas that need to be serviced. You can get Fast Pricing for your review and even request to schedule your work.
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Kim and Kourtney join Khloé on a trip to Cleveland to learn more about her life with boyfriend and Cleveland Cavalier Tristan Thompson. They explore the city and make trips to the Rock and Roll hall of fame and an indoor amusement park. They also discover how serious Khloé's relationship is when they realize she's practically moved into Tristan's home.
On their trip, Kim follows all of the news surrounding Caitlyn's memoir and discovers there was a lot added to the book after she read her advanced copy, including Cait's gender reassignment surgery and a false story about Robert Kardashian knowing OJ Simpson was guilty. Kim, Kris, Kourtney and Khloé are furious and reveal they do not speak with Caitlyn much anymore.
Not long after Kendall's controversial Pepsi commercial is released, the backlash begins and Kendall is forced to deal with it. She understands what was wrong with the ad, but doesn't know how to move on. She also worries about what her dad Caitlyn will say to the media, and despite Kim calling and warning Cait not to say anything about the ad on her book tour, she does anyway. Kendall is even more upset after Caitlyn claims "Kendall saw the script and said it was OK" before the commercial was shot, and is worried about the future of her career.
Let's be the Cleveland show!
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It almost seems like it's been 100 years.
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Эта статья о физико-химическом явлении. О набухании живых тканей смотрите статьи отёк или эрекция.
Набуха́ние — процесс увеличения объёма твёрдого или аморфного тела вследствие поглощения им из окружающей среды жидкости или пара. Набухание характерно для полимеров и некоторых минералов со слоистой кристаллической структурой.

Набухание — важный процесс в текстильной технологии, кожевенном производстве, пищевой промышленности и технологии лекарственных форм.

Набухание в коллоидной химии
Набухание, увеличение объёма твёрдого тела вследствие поглощения им из окружающей среды жидкости или пара. Способность к набуханию — характерная особенность тел, образованных высокомолекулярными веществами (полимерами). Набухание обусловлено диффузионными процессами, которые обычно сопровождаются сольватацией, т. е. связыванием низкомолекулярного вещества полимером. Различают ограниченное и неограниченное набухание. В первом случае макромолекулы соединены достаточно прочно и набухание прекращается, достигнув определённого предела. Набухшее тело сохраняет форму и чёткую границу раздела с жидкой средой. Во втором случае взаимная диффузия растворителя в полимерное тело и полимера в растворяющую среду постепенно приводит к исчезновению границы раздела между набухающим телом и жидкостью. Такое набухание завершается полным растворением полимера. Ограниченно набухают, например, гелевидные ионообменные смолы в воде, вулканизованный каучук в бензоле; неограниченно набухают все полимеры, растворимые в соответствующих растворителях. В некоторых случаях, например в системе желатин — вода, ограниченное Н. с возрастанием температуры переходит в неограниченное. Кроме полимеров, набуханию подвержены некоторые минералы со слоистой кристаллической решёткой, например монтмориллониты. При набухании в воде они могут подвергаться самопроизвольному диспергированию с образованием высокодисперсной коллоидной системы. Набухание широко используют в технике и быту. Так, с набуханием часто связаны склеивание полимерных материалов, переработка полимеров в изделия, получение резиновых клеёв и т.д.; приготовление многих пищевых продуктов; природные процессы (прорастание семян, спор и др.).

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Полимеры
Жидкость
Коллоидная химия