Packed With Features And Benefits, This Is One Deal You Won't Want To Miss Out On.
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a type of technology that allows users to make calls using broadband internet rather than conventional or analog telephone systems. It works by converting sound into a digital voice communication then transferring it over the internet.
There are several benefits to using a Voice over IP phone system for your business: productivity increases, saving time and money, convenience, loads of features, portability, you name it. You'll quickly see why businesses should (and are) making the switch from traditional phone services.
The cost of using a VoIP phone is much cheaper than conventional phones. Long distance phone calls are also cheaper. Businesses see an average savings of 50-70% after switching to VoIP.
VoIP offers a host of features and customizability, including unified messaging, recording phone calls and conferences, placing calls directly from the internet, and much more. See below for a full list of great features.
If you're rearranging or expanding your office, employees' numbers follow them wherever they go. Using any broadband connection, you can connect your VoIP telephone any place in the world and get a dial tone.
Approximately 31 percent of businesses use VoIP systems due to its productivity increases and cost-efficiency. The reduced communication expenses and logistical benefits help companies gain an edge over businesses that remain on the public telephone network.
Find Me Follow Me-Your calls can ring at your office, then your cell phone, then your home office or hotel room while traveling – always maintaining the appearance that you are available to your clients anytime.
Unified Messaging– All of your voicemails are forwarded to your email for the ability to retrieve and forward messages to and from anywhere to anyone.
Record Phone Calls and Conferences– One of our clients' favorite features, recordings of these meetings can be emailed to individuals who could not attend or can be called up for later reference.
Easier to Install, Configure, and Maintain– Even for people with limited technical know-how, IP phones are simple to install. You can be up and ready to go quickly.
Fax Is Supported– Even older technologies such as fax is supported. Virtual faxing (aka IP faxing) is another great feature. Even in this day and age, there are some instances where faxes are still needed. You can send and receive faxes without the need for paper and toner.
VoIP Integrates With Other Business Systems– Because calls are internet based, the systems are easier to integrate with business applications you use every day.
Hosted VoIP Saves Businesses Money– Saving money is one of the most important features of this system. Legacy systems were expensive, setup was intrusive, reconfiguring required time and physical changes, and maintenance could be expensive.
Cellular Integration– There are Laptop, Smartphone and Tablet apps we can install which allow you to place and receive calls directly from your Internet-connected WiFi or Cellular device, anywhere in the world – imagine the ability to make or receive calls on your mobile device as if it was your office extension!
Auto Attendant– A powerful automated business service that replaces the need for a receptionist. It looks more professional, routes efficiently, and you can customize it to play different menus for different hours.
Call Hold– Can be very useful when you're dealing with a call and you need to do something else, maybe talk to a colleague or take another call.
Call Transfer– Quickly and easily transfer calls to any of your colleagues. With the warm transfer, you can announce the call to the person you are transferring the call to. With a blind transfer, you can send the call directly to the extension without announcement.
Conference Calling– Conference calling with VoIP sets a whole new standard. No more having to set up a personal conference bridge for each extension. Conference calls are now as easy as one, two, three.
Busy Lamp Field– Shows the status of other users phones (busy, ringing, available) connected to your phone system.
Call Forwarding– Helps you forward a call when your number or extension is dialed, to another number.
Hunt Group– This "ring group" allows you to manage incoming calls within your organization and the order the phones will ring.
If you're tired of old, expensive phone systems, switch to a Voice over IP phone system and we guarantee you'll wonder why you didn't switch sooner. Keeping up with changes in the business world is crucial to a long-standing, thriving business.


I too have felt the pain of malfunctioning I-net connection, malfunctioning computer, malfunctioning website – and combinations thereof.
I'd suggest composing your posts offline, and either upload or cut -n- paste when ready. That way, you can do it again, if you decide to use another blog engine. Or if you like to go back and review whatever the heck you thought was comment-worthy some-odd years ago.
Blech. Matrix transforms? Euler's formula and vector (geometric) algebra. Even now I don't have the law of cosines perfectly memorized and I don't bother trying to recall it when I do want to state it. I just rederive it. It takes less than a minute and it never interrupts my flow in a problem because it turns out you never really need the law of cosines. Really, trigonometry is probably the worst way to do any trigonometric problem.
Particularly for "technical" fields, I don't recommend rote memorization. There are several problems with rote memorization which you are probably familiar with. First and foremost, it is boring = hard to motivate one's self to do. Next, it doesn't generate understanding or allow generalization. It's fallible; it is easy to subtly misrecall some fact. Finally, it's wasteful, if you are considering rote memorization, you are probably not in a position to know what is actually useful to memorize. Memorizing too little or the wrong things is a complete waste, and so to avoid that, most people will simply memorize -everything- which is also wasteful.
Most of this hasn't directly been a reply to your post. The thing to do to avoid the need for rote memorization is to work on an application (or failing that, exercises.) You will memorize what you need naturally, and it will be the facts that are actually useful. This is what you are doing/describing for the most part, however, instead of choosing some facts and memorizing them by rote, why not just write them down somewhere handy, e.g. a card, and refer to them as necessary?
BMeph: I started doing that at first. I'm going to restart now. I was using evernote, since it composes offline, but syncs to their servers and my iPhone.
contextfree: You certainly need to understand content before you attempt to memorize it. Applying it is important, too, but probably overrated. If you can retain knowledge of the basics, you can flit around from subject to subject without too much trouble, if you so choose. The key is really to use good memorization techniques. I have found some pretty good ones, and that's been a huge help to me.
Derek: Rederiving trivial facts can be useful in math. On the other hand, if you can skip the rederiving entirely with minimal effort, you may be saving time. It's a balance, it all depends on how much you'll use it. I know at least in the calculus books (but perhaps not in real applications) you run into situations where you need trig all the time. That's why I'm memorizing it, so that doesn't get in the way of the good stuff.
As for not recommending rote memorization for technical subjects, I both agree and disagree. I don't think it's hard to motivate yourself to do, if you use the right memorization techniques. I spend less than five minutes a day between all my flash cards, and I'm memorizing more than just trig identities. You're right, it doesn't generate understanding: you MUST understand what you memorize. At least enough to apply it. The point is that if you're considering memorizing it to get it out of the way, you probably don't want a deep understanding of that specifically. I'm actually memorizing every identity I've found myself, and as I mentioned before, it's taking less than five minutes a day. Perhaps I'm memorizing things I don't need to, but I am certain I'm not wasting much time at all on it. As for working on an application, you run into the same problem there: you don't know what the applications will be ahead of time, so you can't choose them realistically.
Your point is good, overall. I think you are emphasizing the holistic approach, which I appreciate and think is just as important as what I've described here. I've found that memorizing trivial facts has actually enhanced my ability to take a holistic approach, as I can now focus on the big picture instead of trivial details. Finally, as for the card suggestion, and perhaps why our thinking differs so much, I simply don't have space or time to refer to something when I'm studying. I study on my breaks at work, and that's basically it when I'm on the road. One minute out of my time to look something up, a few times in a row, can kill a whole study session for me. This is why memorizing en masse ahead of time is more efficient in my case. I really appreciate your comment, Derek, I'll cover some of the specifics in more detail in a post soon, I think.
As far as rote memorization goes, do you use the spaced repetition systems like Mnemosyne or Anki?
I'm using iflash because It has support for my iphone and laptop. It has a variant of spaced repetition that's not as efficient, but still much more efficient than just going through every card. In the future I'll probably use another app so I can get true spaced repetition.


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HIV vaccine tests not to be feared
March 28, 2006 12:00 am by The Editorial Board
New testing has shown success in preventing the contraction of the HIV/AIDS virus in animals. The Centers for Disease Control should start similar testing on humans.
For years, scientists thought that creating a vaccine for HIV/AIDS was the only way to stop the spread of the disease.
But scientists now believe there may be drugs already on the shelves that could slow down or even stop the spread of HIV.
Tests were preformed on monkeys using tenofovir (Viread) and emtricitabine, or FTC (Emtriva) – in combination – called Truvada.
The monkeys, given the drug on a daily basis, were given a combination of the human and monkey strands of the AIDS virus through rectal injections.
They were found virus-free after a 14-week trial leading scientists to believe that the combination drug can prevent the contraction of the HIV/AIDS virus from person to person.
Because the results from the monkey experiment were so promising scientists now want to start testing on humans. A study of 400 heterosexual women in Ghana by the Family Health Initiative, which is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation, is the furthest along. Similar studies, also funded by the foundation, are also taking place in Nigeria, Cameroon and Malawi but other countries are afraid because they think scientists may be deliberately giving people the virus.
Though the testing results using the two drugs have a promising outcome for the worldwide epidemic of HIV/AIDS, the U.S. government and the CDC will have to do an extremely good job persuading people that they can be exposed to the virus but not contract it when taking the new combination drug.
Katrelle Simmons for the editorial board

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WUNC Radio Interview
Tomorrow's Energy
Reporter Jessica Jones looks into the debate over using solar energy in North Carolina.
Over the last three years, North Carolina has seen exponential growth in the use of solar power- from a few panels on homeowners' roofs to heat hot water to large installations that produce energy and send it right back into the grid. Small business owners working in the industry believe what they're doing is good for the state and for the environment. But right now their prospects are limited.
It is strange that in a Sun Belt state like this one there aren't more solar installations. North Carolina gets less than 2 percent of its energy from renewable sources. Meanwhile states like California and Colorado are using much more locally-produced solar energy.Ivan Urlaub is with the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association, a non-profit group that works to increase the public's understanding of renewable energy sources. Urlaub says many people don't understand how solar energy works, but that's not the main problem.
"I don't think people's lack of understanding is as much of a barrier as our policy and regulation at the state level and how our electric utilities perceive the use of wind and solar," Urlaub said. "That's the biggest barrier to really scaling up their use."
Here in North Carolina, the state's Utility Commission determines how much developers get paid per hour for the electricity they generate. Sustainable energy advocates say it's too low. And utilities get to determine exactly how much electricity they buy from individual developers like Richard Harkrader-- and therefore control the market. Utilities like Progress Energy say they would like to use more solar energy, but that can't happen overnight. Mike Hughes is a spokesman for Progress.
"It has to be by definition. It has to be an incremental change," Hughes said. "Unless or until the regulatory framework changes, and there's not much momentum for the regulatory framework to change that quickly because people value 24/7 electricity reliability."
Many utility companies are wary of expanding their use of solar energy simply because it can't be produced when the sun goes down. But renewable energy advocates say reliability isn't the problem many utilities would like consumers to believe. Right now, this state uses such a tiny amount of solar energy that it gets used up almost as soon as it's made. Other countries that do rely on larger amounts of solar simply turn to other energy sources when it's dark.
A few months ago, a representative of Progress Energy reportedly told middle-schoolers in a presentation in Chapel Hill that solar wasn't sustainable enough to use on a large scale. But children of state policymakers and local entrepreneurs were in that class, including the son of Marcus Wilhelm.
"He just came home and said, 'Daddy, if you had been at school today, you would have been very angry," Wilhelm said.
Wilhelm started a company last year called SolarTech South. It sells solar panels to everyone from developers to individual homeowners. Wilhelm also belongs to the state's Energy Policy Council, a diverse group of people who advise the governor on policy matters. He regularly sits at the same table with members of the Utility Commission, Progress Energy and Duke Energy.
"I believe the only way renewables will succeed is by working with utilities," Wilhelm said. "It's the only way we will succeed. I don't believe in painting this whole thing black or white."
Before coming to North Carolina, Wilhelm worked for years in the publishing industry, where he had to work hard to gain consensus among many groups to help his business succeed. He says the same thing needs to happen here with solar energy. And until it does, a great source of energy will continue to be underutilized.
"We know from real measured experience of nations around the world and other states in the United States that we could increase our use of renewable energy five-fold with no problems right now, with no additional technological innovations, no new research and development. We can use what we already have out there," Urlaub said.
Urlaub says the state could be a leader both in its use of locally-produced solar energy and in developing products and services for consumers. More renewable companies would mean more jobs for the state. But that has been slow to happen.
Click here to read the online WUNC article and listen to the interview.


Hello all - I'm so excited it's the weekend! I'm headed out tomorrow afternoon to beautiful, sunny Palm Springs for the long weekend, to celebrate my good friend Vanessa's bachelorette party! Can't wait for a weekend of girls, gossip, and good times! WOOT WOOT!
I just checked out Julia Child's "My Life in France," book on tape from the library. I've been eager to read the memoir of the famed chef's years spent Paris & Marseilles since the movie Julie & Julia premiered last year. Yet despite my best attempts and efforts, I just couldn't seem get into the book.
However...the book on tape is a totally different story. The narrator has a pleasant, captivating voice, and I find myself making excuses to drive the long way home just so I can continue listening to her tale as she describes amazing culinary adventures in and around her Paris home.
Any of you fans of books on tape? What audio-tales are not to be missed?
As I'm looking ahead to summer, I'm pondering what kind of summer shindig I should host... This being my first summer in the new house, I can't wait to host some fun some gatherings, and take advantage of my fabulous deck! Always a fan of the little details, I was very intrigued by these elegant paper towels by MyDrap, (and YES, they are paper towels, can you believe it?). A little fancier than your average Brawny roll, they're not only colored and supple but also reusable and recyclable . How convenient for a summer gathering!
My first experience making quinoa, and I'm happy to report it was simple and tasted good. Very similar to rice but a little fluffier and less dense. I made this recipe - Asparagus & Baby Artichoke Quinoa Salad from one of my fave cooking blogs - Closet Cooking.
But that's the one and only quinoa recipe I have in my backpocket. Anyone have any other quinoa recipes up their sleeve?
Oh LOST, it makes me sad to write about you in past tense. My little LOST group and I went out with a bang. We celebrated in style, watching our fave show on the Big Screen at Central Cinemas in Seattle. The theater was rented out specifically for LOST, so we enjoyed snacks and Dharma wine during the recap, and pizza, popcorn, and treats during the 2-1/2 hour series finale.
Here's our group photo at the Finale, like our t-shirts?
I'm sad to realize this is the end, especially since watching this series has been a constant, an anchor in our ever-increasingly busy lives. I'm so glad we got to come together one last time to reminisce and bid farewell to a beloved tradition and show that always inspires curiousity and wonder.
I won't say I'm left without questions, because I do have many. Jacob's brother? Charles Widmore? Dharma Initiative? The sunk island? Are they really all dead? But the connecting stories did bring an element of peace and finality to many character's stories that was comforting.
It's finally here - the end of LOST. It's too surreal, I'm having a hard time believing it's all coming to an end. A group of 8-10 friends and I have been getting together once a week for the past 5 years to watch and discuss the show. We've affectionately referred to this gathering as "Our Little LOST group." It's been a tradition we've settled into, looked forward to, and will surely miss when it's over.
Any other LOSTie bloggers out there? How are you feeling about this end of an era?
Cheers to the dawn of Wedding Season 2010! My weekend is engulfed in wedding festivities; the day-before Mariners Game, the day-of festivities, and the day-after brunch, whew! Looking forward to seeing a longtime family friend tie the knot and celebrate with my family and his.
Any big plans? Has wedding season already begin for you?
I was flipping through Martha Stewart Living the other day and came across a recipe for an oldie but goodie - the Bagel Dog. I can't believe I'd almost forgotten about this fan favorite! What an underrated treat!
As kids, on the days my Dad directed our trips to Costco, we stocked up on all kinds of less-than-healthy but oh-so-yummy goodies like...bagel dogs. There's just something about it, the dog alone might not inspire such nostalgia, but the dog in a blanket = pure deliciousness!
I'm kind of digging these funky, whimsical vases by Chive. Most of the vases I own are tall and sleek, which may serve as a beautiful centerpiece, but doesn't lend itself to good conversation across a dinner table. Trying to dodge a vase full of flowers to talk to your guests is never ideal. One of these low vases would be a perfect alternative. The best of both; flora and fauna and great conversation.
The weather has been hot, Hot, HOT here in Seattle, and it's been amazing considering our chilly Spring. With the shift of warm weather, people are out and about, basking in the sunshine, pulling out the shades & sunscreen, and eating more ice cream. Doesn't this watermelon pie look like a fun warm weather dessert? A little creativity and a little sherbet can go a long way!
One of my best friends just announced she's pregnant! We've been friends since 7th grade and grown up together, so I'm incredibly excited for her, and to be an honorary "auntie."
P.S. I coincidentally found this card the day of the big bun-in-the-oven announcement!
Usually on kickball nights, my boyfriend and I eat light and then head out for after-game food + spirits with the team. However, apparently our undefeated kickball reputation has preceded us, because the other team forfeited. And then, we were offered a "back up" game an hour later...and team #2 also forfeited. Man!
So...in lieu of kickball, we made a yummy dinner - Apricot & Prosciutto Thin Crust Pizza. I always keep a few make-this-week recipes on the fridge just in case. It turned out great, and baked apricots taste surprisingly good on pizza, tart and delicious! The recipe called for goat cheese, which I was out of, but I substituted Gorgonzola which worked great. Definitely making this one again!
Last weekend my friends and I went to one of my fave Seattle festivals - The Seattle Cheese Festival at Pike Place Market. And the weather made it all the better, Saturday was an absolutely gorgeous day; blue, cloudless skies, Seattle sun, and plenty of free cheese to go around!
This festival is comprised of vendors from all over Washington that bring their fresh cheeses to be sampled. The Pike Place Market corridor is brimming with fresh cheeses for the tasting, from bleu cheese to Gouda to Manchego and beyond...it's AMAZING!
My friends and I had a great time. We bought fresh baguettes at Le Panier to accompany our cheese selection, and popped into the wine tent for some vino as well. All in all - a great day out with the girls!
Spring is finally in the air in Seattle, marked by our first dinner where it was warm enough to dine on the deck! We lounged out on the patio, enjoying the gorgeous sunset, entertained by my cat Jenga and my parents' dog Bear have an silent stand-off as to who should rule the deck. It was pretty hilarious!
Dinner last night - Rib Eye Steak with Mushrooms & Bleu Cheese and Smashed Potatoes, topped off with a bottle of crisp white wine. Perfection!
This week has been exhausting, more than usual it seems. I was at school from 7AM - 8PM yesterday, so by the time I got home, my bed was literally calling my name. I truly cannot wait to sleep in Saturday!
I'm secretly wishing I was this person in picture above, waking up in a hammock on a tropical isle somewhere, book and pina colada in hand...(sigh). A girl can dream!
The rumors are true...I finally rented An Education this weekend, and yes, it's fabulous! This movie truly sets the stage, all I wanted to do after watching it was crawl into a time machine and zip back to 1960's Paris, for a glamorous evening of go wineing, dining, and dancing 'round the City of Light with my beau.
The music, the clothes, the glamour, the cast, I now know why Carey Mulligan won herself that Oscar nod. Two thumbs up!!
Did anyone watch Glee on Tuesday? This show just continues to get better and better. I absolutely loved the solo turned duet by Puck & Mercedes, Lady Is A Tramp! Anyone else enjoy?
I received this brand spanking new, shiny red crockpot as a housewarming gift back in October, and I hate to admit it but I've only used the thing once (gasp). Yes, yes...my crockpot has been gathering dust on my kitchen shelf ever since, and I think it's time I revive the crockpot as part of my dinner routine.
The problem: I don't know where to start. Anyone with a great go-to crockpot recipe or fave dish please send them my way!
My Cooking Light came yesterday, packed with recipes for summer entertaining. On that popped out at me as being especially delightful and intriguing in the splendor of sorbet article was - sorbet pie. I'm a fool for ice cream of any sort; the real stuff, gelato, and of course, fresh fruit-laden sorbet. I searched endlessly for a photo but came up short. In lieu I'll include CL's how-to-make directions.
Spread slightly softened sorbet into a cookie-crumb or graham cracker piecrust; freeze until firm, then top with a thin layer of meringue or whipped topping. Fill a chocolate crust with strawberry sorbet, or use lemon sorbet in a gingersnap crust. Sprinkle the top with fresh berries or chocolate shavings.
I'm definitely going to try making one of these this summer!
What is your favorite flower? I've decided my fave flower changes seasonally. I'm always a fan of peonies, sunflowers, and tulips (among others) - but right now I'm ravenous for ranunculus! I just learned of the Ranunculus Fields and Festival in Carlsbad, California. Doesn't that sound gorgeous? A "spectacular sea of bright colors!"
Now, here in the Northwest, we may not be known for ranunculus, but we are famous for the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, in Mt. Vernon, about an hour North of Seattle. The day trip is so worth it! On a sunny Spring day, the views are simply stunning, and the tulip buds stretch on for miles. It's truly breathtaking. But I can only imagine how lovely field upon field of beautiful ranunculus must look on a Spring day.
Anyone ever been to the Flower Fields in Carlsbad?
We celebrated Mother's Day with a family feast at my parents house. We dined on delicious Kalbi marinated ribs, avocado, pomegranate, and feta salad, and baked potatoes with all the fixings at my parents house. After dinner, my mom and I went to a 7:15 showing of the new documentary Babies.
The movie was a little different than I'd anticipated, but a good show nonetheless. I'd expected a narrator or some kind of voice over to navigate the audience through the very different lives of these 4 babies. However, there's almost no dialogue in the movie, aside from parent-infant chatter. It's interesting to see the similarities between parents and children from rural Namibia and Mongolia to very urban Tokyo and San Francisco. Also, many funny moments, including babies interacting with their local animals, and of course sibling rivalry; which is apparently the same 'round the globe, even down to the biting, hitting, and hair pulling.
Anyone else seen it yet? How was your Mother's Day?
You're the best! I love you!
I am so ready to sleep in tomorrow! This week has been a long one, I'm excited for a low-key night tonight, a birthday party/Mariner's Game tomorrow, followed by a relaxing Mother's Day with my mom on Sunday. We're having a family dinner and going to see the movie Babies, which opens this weekend.
Anyone heard of the recent shoe phenomenon, Toms? I admit I was a little out of the "shoe loop." While away on my Vegas girls getaway, 2 of my fashion-savvy friends raved endlessly about these shoes. Personally, I thought they were a little...well, not cute. But apparently what they lack in aesthetic appeal they make up in comfort.
I might just have to mosey on down to Nordstrom to buy a pair. Any Tom's fans out there?
I just made a fantastic discovery at the grocery store and I must share. Initially what caught my eye was the bargain price tag ($6.99 on sale), and of course the eye-catching waterfall label. This fave new brew of mine is Kona Brewing Company Limited Edition: Wailea Wheat. I was intrigued by the subtitle on the label "brewed with passion fruit," that's promising enough, right?
YES it is as taste tests later revealed...It's still a wheat beer but the fruity infusion lends it a light aromatic flavor that tastes delightful! I popped one open last night with dinner and was surely satisfied. I'd never even heard of Kona Brewing Co. before but I highly recommend you try one yourself!
My weakness...potatoes. I know, weird right? Blame it on my Irish heritage I guess. I absolutely love potatoes. Mashes, smashed, au gratin, roasted, toasted, baked, twice-baked, french fried, I love them all. Seriously. I think I'm the only person in the world who truly loves ALL forms of potatoes.
But the other night, I tried a new recipe which was a type of potatoes I'd never had before. Roasted Potatoes with Feta Cheese (& Rosemary). Super delish, and pretty easy. While I made these as my entree, they'd probably fit into a menu better as a super side. Enjoy!
I really like this print by Claudia G. Pearson on etsy. I'm trying to make an effort to buy locally, and made the realization that up until now, I haven't bought much locally out of convenience. I would prefer to buy all of my fresh produce and meats from local butchers and farmers market, but honestly a lot of the time I just don't have the time, and it's easier to swing into a local Safeway or grocery store on the way home.
Thus, I'm entertaining the idea of a CSA box. A few of my friends use this local producer - Full Circle Farms, and have had great success. I'm liking the idea of fresh local veggies magically appearing on my doorstep. I'm intrigued by the idea, but curious if it's worth the money. I'd hate to have too much produce and be forced to throw food away. Do any of you use a CSA box? Reviews?
In case you didn't know it's teacher appreciation week. As an elementary teacher, I can personally attest to all the hard work and effort we teachers do to help our students be successful in all that they do. Make sure you show your child's teacher appreciation this week!
Today, my students brought me fresh flowers today; lilacs, tulips, roses, peonies, and sunflowers, freshly picked from their yards. It was such a sweet gesture of recognition, and made for a lovely, fragrant bouquet that is perfuming my classroom as we speak.
My girls getaway was wonderful! A few days on shopping, dancing, and girl talk. I got home early yesterday afternoon, and was pleasantly surprised that my boyfriend (and new roomie) had a seafood feast planned. Blackened rockfish, fresh mussels steamed in white wine, and corn on the cob. A-Mazing!
It was the perfect way to come home and top off an already amazing weekend!


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The server network and the hosted services constitute a critical public infrastructure requiring open, flexible, secure, robust, and decentralized control. The cape of Ross Sea orcas is darker than the rest of their body, and they have a very distinctive and dramatically slanted eye patch. The orca (Orcinus orca) is a toothed black and white whale that is a very fast swimmer and an efficient predator that eats fish, squid, and marine mammals. Orca (Orcinus orca)commonly known as Killer Whale Species Code: OROR What they look like: The orca (killer whale) is a toothed whale and is the largest member of the Dolphin family. ORCAS ORCINUS ORCA. Killer whale, Orcinus orca, is commonly known as orca, and it is a toothed whale belongs to dolphin family. NOTHING eats a living, breathing, swimming orca. Directed by Michael Anderson. 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They live in small, close-knit, life-long pods and have 1 blowhole. Due to declines of their primary prey, chinook salmon, the southern resident population has been decreasing for years. Size-wise, the orca is the biggest killer in the ocean . The distinctive black and white orca, or killer whale, is the largest member of the dolphin family. Orcas are the largest of all dolphin species, but compared to … After you load E-purse (electronic purse) value or a monthly pass on it, your ORCA card works like cash or a pass, automatically tracking the value of … Orca, commonly referred to as the killer whale and lesser known "blackfish" is one of the most popular dolphins in our history.. A digital repository of Cardiff University's research outputs. The tool provides a graphical interface for validation, highlighting the particular entries where validation errors or warnings occur. Over the last few decades, as wild orca research has expanded, researchers have described different forms or types of orcas. Not only are orcas much bigger, they are also smarter. Orcas drop meat upon death. It even occasionally eats some of the other apex predators such as the great white shark. Large dams, like those on the Snake River, and the destruction of salmon habitat have caused salmon stocks … The ORCA card (One Regional Card for All) is a contactless, stored-value smart card system for public transit in the Puget Sound region of Washington, United States.The card is valid on most transit systems in the Seattle metropolitan area, including Sound Transit, local bus agencies, Washington State Ferries, the King County Water Taxi, and Kitsap Fast Ferries. Equally remarkable to researchers is the orca's ability to communicate with whistles and pulsed calls, and to "see" by making a clicking sound that works like sonar. With their striking black and white markings and prevalence at marine parks, the killer whale, also known as the orca or Orcinus orca, is probably one of the most easily-recognized cetacean species.The largest of the dolphin species, orcas live in oceans and seas around the world and can grow to 32 feet long and weigh up to six tons. As an orca, friendly … The application is not a synthesizer, but a flexible livecoding environment capable of sending MIDI, OSC & UDP to your audio interface, like Ableton, Renoise, … And it's not just sharks; orcas have been observed doing the same to … Orcas do not evolve into any other animals, as they are one of the latest animals. The pod moves from place to place as food sources change with the seasons. Orcus was a Roman god of the netherworld, and this genus name is likely a reference to the hunting prowess of the killer whale. Great whites are now known to be warm blooded but orcas still have much higher metabolic rates because they breathe air. Killer whale, (Orcinus orca), also called orca, largest member of the dolphin family (Delphinidae). Click here for a library of killer whale resources. Take a deep dive and learn all about killer whales - from what they like to eat to how they care for their young. A hunter squares off against a killer whale seeking vengeance for the death of its mate. According to National Geographic , orcas are considered the largest species of the dolphin family. Technically, killer whale is a dolphin with an extra large body with a super ability to hunt in the sea. The orca lives in a tight-knit family group, or pod, of two to 30 individuals. 48,000 XP is required for a dolphin to evolve into an orca. Their only enemy is human beings. With squeals and moans, pod members keep in touch. For ship stats and other mechanical information, see Orca.For fittings, see Orca/Fittings.. . They'll protect one another from danger and even come to the aid of an ailing or injured companion. As for the first question . Each orca population is unique, differing genetically and culturally from one another. The Orca is a mining support ship, classified as an Industrial Command Ship. . Some orca scientists believe that these populations may represent different species, and recent research suggests that there may be as many as 16 different species. Genus, Species - Orcinus orca. What does an orca eat? The Industrial Command Ships (8x, 55M ISK) skill is required to fly it. A similar incident was captured on film off Costa Rica in 2014 – this time the orca's prey was a tiger shark. Although they can be found swimming throughout all of the worlds major oceans orca typically prefer living in colder regions of the world where they can consume other marine mammals such as sea lions, walruses and other large prey. Looking for the definition of ORCA? The simplest case is changing a property that affects the behaviour of the installer or of the installed product, for example to disable the included automatic updater. The Orca (also known as Killer Whale) is a tier 10 animal. This article details the use of the Orca. 1 Mechanics 2 Abilities 2.1 Active Abilities 3 Suitable Biomes 4 Diet 5 Hiding Places 6 History Dolphins evolve into orcas. . The key difference between Orca and Dolphin is that the Orca (or killer whale) is the largest member of the dolphin family while the dolphin is an aquatic mammal. Orca is a tool to edit entries of MSI files. About ORCA. To be efficient, the matrilineal learning of an effective hunting strategy is required. . . An adult male can grow to nine metres long and weigh a colossal 10 tonnes – the equivalent of ten cars or 135 people. ORCA is an e-Government initiative that was designed by the Integrated Acquisition Environment (IAE) to replace the paper based Representations and Certifications (Reps and Certs) process. Dolphins are aquatic mammals, and they belong to mammal group Cetacea. the apex predator of apex predators.
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Why is WWE Show the greatest wresting reality show of all time?
Recently, WWE RAW celebrated its 25th birthday. They put their bodies through the wringer every week. And even after all these years, Monday Night Raw is still the longest-running weekly TV show in the history of the world. What makes us want to come back for more? It's up to you.
People who are not WWE fans. Do you not know that everything you see on TV is a lie?
People all across the globe are fans of WWE. In the WWE, they don't use the word "fake." Are there show scripts? Even though it may look like it, this does not mean that it is.
As you can see, these people work hard, which is the most crucial part. Because there is a plot and people make up stories, fans always want more twists and turns. Wrestlers who have recently been hurt may look like this. It can be a good thing or a bad thing if you change your allegiances. It's fun to see what happens next because of the thing's presence. The person you like will win, but will you yell at the TV because your guy was betrayed? If you like both, you'll be excited to find out what happens next week, so stay tuned.
INTERNATIONAL NEWCOMERS AND VOLUNTEERS help out.
If you work as a professional wrestler for a long time, you'll have to take care of your body. This includes appearances on RAW, pay-per-view shows, and a lot more. Despite this, a lot of old wrestlers are still competing. To make things even more complicated, some people work behind the scenes to train new actors or help with storylines. Sometimes, veterans show up and change a storyline even though they didn't compete.
It is Kurt Angle's job now to be the general manager of RAW. Because he will also be the show's narrator, he will also put on a suit and compete when the show needs it; many people were excited when they saw him and new WWE star Rhonda Rousey team up at Wrestlemania. Veterans can still fight and are still loved by the fans, so they keep going to show that.
EVENTS THAT YOU ARE PART OF
There's no reason why you didn't do this already. When you go to a live RAW show, it's an experience you'll never forget. In front of the TV, you won't get the same thrill. One of the best ways to relax after a long week and let off some steam is to go out with a group of people who share your interests. People can all be kids at once when it comes to this. It's also one of the very few things that can do that. When we took my two adult children to a party a few weeks ago, we had a great time together. She'll be giddy when her favourite wrestler walks into the ring less than 30 feet away. Isn't that kind of happiness worth more than the United States Championship? You can't even put a price on it.
THE LAST ANALYSIS.
Steve Austin has said many of the most critical lines. This show has lasted even though it had low ratings, scandals, and other shows competing with it. You have a lot of big, firm friends who come over every week to spend time with you. SmackDown and the rest of the shows complete the list of things you can do to pass the time. When it comes to this bloody soap opera, there are love interests and story twists and betrayal. What makes it fun and even surprising. If you haven't seen it in a while, you'll be shocked.


Making it harder for all of us to determine if what we see and hear is fact or opinion damages the very foundations of self-governance.
First, the "who:" Sean Patrick Hannity is a cable TV conservative talk show host and best-selling author. Most recently he is said to serve as an unpaid adviser to President Trump — some say that relationship is so close that he "has a desk" at the White House. Hannity was born in New York City, and has spent much of his broadcast career there.
Next, let's go to "when" and "where:" Hannity's TV show anchors Fox's prime-time lineup with an audience of about 3 million nightly. His syndicated radio show goes out via the web as well as on a host of radio stations. He spent a few early years at TV stations in Alabama and Georgia, before returning to that self-proclaimed urban liberal bastion of New York City to find conservative fame and fortune.
"How" and "why" generally are outside the realm of First Amendment consideration. The nation's founders didn't include any specific definition of a free press practitioner, and why Hannity — or any of us — speaks or writes about politics is none of the government's business.
As it happens, the First Amendment's protection of a free press covers any and all of those roles in terms of free expression. Objective or biased, nonpartisan or politically motivated: All protected.
But it's trickier when it comes to the professional definitions and codes of journalism, where ethical standards come into play. And yes, journalism does have ethics — and most journalists follow them, despite some people's claims to the contrary. Transparency about business relationships is a basic rule, along with the admonishment to avoid such complications if at all possible.
No one has been shocked that Hannity is highly critical of federal authorities who served search warrants at Cohen's office, home and hotel room and confiscated records and computers, and that he defends Trump's privacy and attorney-client privilege. But was that defense rooted in a personal matter? There were audible gasps in the courtroom, reports say, when Hannity was revealed during a recent hearing in New York to be a client of Cohen.
Was the non-disclosure in any way connected to the fact that Cohen's two other clients (Trump and a high-ranking GOP official) apparently used the lawyer to broker financial deals with women who claim a sexual relationship with them? Or could it be just a simple defense of a friend, rather than one related to legal standards or constitutional concerns?
It's not just on TV that the crossover duties have impact: In some large part, a push for a national shield law protecting journalists and their confidential sources has failed because of the difficulty of defining who is a journalist.
Making it harder for all of us to determine if the "what" we see and hear is fact or opinion, which damages the very foundations of self-governance.
When the nation's founders protected a free press, they presumed it would be part of an independent system that would keep an eye on government and society on behalf of the rest of us — not just generate ratings or circulation.
We cannot make the required decisions of a self-governing society if the facts on which we base those decisions come to us via blurry "news" sources whose role and motivations are suspect — or worse, kept secret.
And that admonition does not just apply to Sean Hannity.


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Located in York, Pennsylvania, the York County Resource Recovery Center is an award-winning Waste-to-Energy Facility. The Facility is owned by the York County Solid Waste and Refuse Authority and serves the nearly 450,000 residents of York County with reliable and sustainable waste management.
In addition to keeping waste out of landfills, we're committed to ensuring safe operations and minimizing environmental impacts. We have been consistently recognized for exceptional operations, including OSHA's stringent Voluntary Protection Program Star certification.
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Every year, our facility processes more than 440,000 tons of waste that would otherwise have ended up in landfills.
Less waste in landfills reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 427,000 tons of CO2. That's like taking 83,000 passenger vehicles off the road for one year.
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We care about our communities and operate well below emissions limits. Over 99.9 percent of what comes out of our plant's stack is what you'd typically find in air - water vapor, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. The remaining constituents are well below federal and state standards.
The York County Solid Waste Authority has submitted a notification to PADEP addressing RACT III NOx requirements.
a. Permit Limits are derived from USEPA standards for Large Municipal Waste Combustors (40 CFR 60, Subparts A, Cb and Eb).
b. CO, SO2, HCL and NOx values are the daily (24-hr) block averages for that day.
c. Opacity values are the maximum 6-minute average for that day.
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Waste-to-Energy takes non-hazardous waste - otherwise destined for landfill - and combusts it to generate steam for electricity generation. Ash is processed to recover metal for recycling while all gases are collected, filtered and cleaned before being released safely into the atmosphere.


As soon as you know your moving date, call Removal Company on . As a dedicated Barnsbury removals company we want to help you settle in to your new home with our professional and reliable moving services.
Whether you are moving to a new residence from near or afar, we are the Barnsbury movers to turn to for that much needed help and advice. There is so much to think about over the course of a move, and it starts as soon as you find out your moving date. From there all hell breaks loose as you frantically battle to get each and every task completed. A lot of people don't even know where to start, and who can blame them. That is why it is always best to enlist the help of the professionals in order to inject some calm and expertise into the situation.
From the moment you pick up the phone and speak to one of our friendly customer service team to the moment our removals van pulls away from outside your new home, you will experience nothing other than the height of professionalism and quality service. Our range of services, designed to provide an option for any mover, cover all the bases when it comes to a home relocation. Whatever you budget, whatever your needs, make sure you come to us. From removal van hire to provision of storage units all the way to packing and unpacking, everything is possible as we seek to build you a tailor-made removals service perfect for your needs and budget. You can enlist the help of any number of our removals experts for the day, depending on how much help you feel you want or need, or the speed at which you would prefer your move to happen.
Barnsbury itself is a great location from which to experience the City of London. Sitting in the N1 postcode within the borough of Islington, from here the city really is at your fingertips. A bright and vibrant area, Tony Blair once called Barnsbury home. Snippets of beautiful architecture highlight the fact that this area was once a desirable semi-rural area to the wealthy looking to escape Central London in the late 18th Century. It has gone on to become an attractive part of North London, with strong transport links making the rest of the city accessible. Barnsbury Gardens and Thornhill Square are beautiful green spaces in which to unwind, and the district of Islington as a whole has a lot to offer in terms of amenities. Camden Town is just to the West, while the strong footballing district of Highbury lies to the north.
When you come to planning how to get here, make sure you speak to the experts. Locating to a new city can be difficult, you want to work on a budget but you also want things to proceed with calm and efficiency. At Removal Company we take pride in the service we offer, but also the price at which we offer it. By providing all manner of services from removal van rental to man and van services all the way through the supply of packing materials we aim to make the life of every single person moving to Barnsbury a whole lot more simple. Give us a call today on to talk through the options. Once you have finalised your package, it is always a good idea to give your local council a call to discuss reserving a parking space outside your new home. Getting this done will prevent accessibility being a problem on the day, allowing unloading to take place quickly and without obstacles. To find out more information click here.


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Q: Variable throwing error within a VBA find function I'm trying to use a variable within a find command, but every time I get to the line of code with the find command on it, I get Run-time error '91': Object variable or With block variable not set. However, if I set the variable by writing out a string rather than using Range().Value, the code works fine. ISBN is storing a variable after the line of code, and it will let me set other cells to that value. Pasting my code below. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
Below is the code throwing the error:
Sub Test()

Dim ISBN As String

ISBN = ActiveSheet.Range("A2").Value

Sheets("Frontlist - In House Audio").Select
Range("D:D").Find(What:=ISBN, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole).Select
End Sub

However, the code below works exactly as expected with the variable manually set:
Sub Test()

Dim ISBN As String

ISBN = "9780310358268"

Sheets("Frontlist - In House Audio").Select
Range("D:D").Find(What:=ISBN, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole).Select
End Sub

A: You need to test if the Find succeeded before attempting to do anything with the result, which would include attempting to Select.
You also need to qualify the worksheet that Range("A2") is on.
Dim numRows As Long

Dim i As Long
For i = 1 to numRows
    ISBN = Worksheets("worksheetname").Range("A" & i).Value

    Dim foundCell As Range
    Set foundCell = Worksheets("Frontlist - In House Audio").Find( _
        What:=ISBN, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole)

    If Not foundCell Is Nothing Then '<~ test if the Find succeeded
        ' do whatever with foundCell
    End If
Next

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Serene And Quiet Setting That Is Family Friendly.
2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom With Private Deck.
bedroom 1 - 1 queen bed.
Bedroom 2 - bunk bed w/ full bed below twin on top.
Full kitchen - refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, coffee maker, cookware and dishes for 6.
we rent from Sunday 5pm check-in until Sunday 11:30 am check-out.
Memorial day and labor day weekends are Friday check-in with a Monday evening check-out.
*** We have a house and 3 other cabins available for rent on this property. If interested you have the ability to sleep up to 22 very comfortable and up to 37 with tighter quarters.
Please search for the other cabins.
We are a married couple of 42 years with a family of 6 kids, all married, and 9 grandchildren (with 2 more on the way!). Our kids grew up loving our small lake lot in southern Minnesota and as we near retirement we wanted a place that they could bring their families to create some of the same memories. We hope to be able to create some lasting memories for years to come and we hope you join us. Reservations are booked through our son Matthew.
Cabins 3 is located on the lake with your own view of the lake.
There is a fire ring and the brick stove available.
There will be salt and pepper, tin-foil and such but we do not guarantee it will be in stock.
Small table in kitchen area, plus a table for dining on the deck.
Please bring your own lawn chairs, lawn games and firewood.
This review is for cabins 3 and 4. Owners welcomed us upon arrival and were nearby all week should we have needed something. When we realized we forgot our life jackets the owners simply provided us with some to use. As guests you are given use of a paddle boat, two kayaks, and a dock for your boat. Our group didn't fish, but there was a fish house on the grounds. The smaller cabins are a bit dated, but fully stocked. Each of the smaller cabins has silverware, plates, glassware, etc. provided in a full kitchen. They also provide a charcoal grill with each cabin in addition to a fire pit and picnic table. If you don't want to eat inside, there are patio tables with chairs. These are two bedroom cabins. One bedroom has a double bed, the second has a double bed with a lofted twin bunk overhead. Beds were comfortable and sheets and pillows were also provided. It was a really beautiful and quiet lake and a great week long retreat for the fam.
Cabins were very good, clean and more amenities than most.
Fishing was great. Off the dock fishing was so fun for the little ones. Downside was the restriction of using only water area in front of our cabins. We have stayed at other resorts and they had common beach area for all. Also, having to ask for paddle boat to our area, we would have appreciated it at our dock on arrival.
Our family rented #514342 as the main house with additional guests staying in 2 cabins. It was a great set up for a family reunion gathering. Our family in the future would only stay in the cabins if we were renting the main house because then able to enjoy all the facilities and amenities and had the entire location to ourselves. The cabins were clean and comfortable and would be a nice affordable place for 2-4 people. The owner/hostess was wonderful! We would definitely return.
Located on a small lake that is stocked with walleye. It is 10 minutes from the nearest town providing you with a serene and quiet setting to enjoy the natural beauty of the lake and relaxing setting with lots of shade trees. If you are in the mood for shopping, restaurants and bars you are a short 20 min ride away from Alexandria.


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Q: How to reset grid row height after using splitter? With the following XAML the bottom row hides when you uncheck the checkbox. Everything is well until you resize it with the gridsplitter. Then checking/unchecking the checkbox doesn't do anything. Given that the converter sets the Height to 0 I expected the row to hide. What's going on? How can I reset the heights after moving the splitter?
<Grid>
    <Grid.Resources>
        <m:CheckedToLengthConverter x:Key="checkedToLengthConverter" />
    </Grid.Resources>
    <Grid.RowDefinitions>
        <RowDefinition Height="3*" />
        <RowDefinition Height="{Binding Mode=OneWay, ElementName=ShowBottomCheckBox, Path=IsChecked, Converter={StaticResource checkedToLengthConverter}, ConverterParameter=2}" />
    </Grid.RowDefinitions>
    <Border Background="Blue" />
    <CheckBox Name="ShowBottomCheckBox" IsChecked="True" />
    <GridSplitter HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" VerticalAlignment="Bottom" Height="5" />
    <Border Background="Red" Grid.Row="1" />
</Grid>

Converter:
public class CheckedToLengthConverter: IValueConverter
{
    public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture)
    {
        if ((bool)value)
            return new GridLength(int.Parse(parameter.ToString()), GridUnitType.Star);

        return new GridLength(0, GridUnitType.Pixel);
    }

    public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }
}

A: The problem is that once you move the splitter the first row will have an explicit width, so setting the last row back to * won't have any effect.  After some experimentation I came up with the code below.  Note that you need to specify a TwoWay binding or it won't work.
public class CheckedToLengthConverter : MarkupExtension, IValueConverter
{
    public GridLength TrueValue { get; set; }
    public GridLength FalseValue { get; set; }

    public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        return System.Convert.ToBoolean(value) ? TrueValue : FalseValue;
    }

    public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        return Binding.DoNothing;
    }

    #region Overrides of MarkupExtension

    public override object ProvideValue(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
    {
        return this;
    }

    #endregion
}

<Grid>
    <Grid.Resources>
        <m:CheckedToLengthConverter TrueValue="2*" FalseValue="*" x:Key="c1" />
        <m:CheckedToLengthConverter TrueValue="3*" FalseValue="0" x:Key="c2" />
    </Grid.Resources>

    <Grid.RowDefinitions>
        <RowDefinition Height="{Binding Mode=TwoWay, Path=IsChecked,
                       ElementName=ShowBottomCheckBox,
                       Converter={StaticResource c1}}"/>
        <RowDefinition Height="auto"/>
        <RowDefinition Height="{Binding Mode=TwoWay, Path=IsChecked,
                       ElementName=ShowBottomCheckBox,
                       Converter={StaticResource c2}}"/>
    </Grid.RowDefinitions>
    <Border Background="Blue" />
    <CheckBox Name="ShowBottomCheckBox" IsChecked="True" />
    <GridSplitter HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
                  Grid.Row="1" VerticalAlignment="Bottom" Height="5"
                  ResizeBehavior="PreviousAndNext" />
    <Border Background="Red" Grid.Row="2" />
</Grid>

A: This is UX problem guys, not the code. What you trying to do makes little sense, have u tried using Visual States instead?


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Bay Street Marina's Major Development Program
Bay Street Marina is undergoing a major expansion at its Nassau Bahamas location. The marina has already added 30 new slips for a total of 120. These new docks can accommodate vessels up to 22' draft and 500' in length.
In addition, the following items have also been completed in and around Bay Street Marina - Fuel service now available at RUBIS fuel dock at Bay Street Marina Dock D.
Each slip is equipped with fresh water and electrical service from 30 amp power up to direct 480v feeds with ultra-modern power system and RO water. Communication will be easy with high-powered wi-fi system as well as cctv and 24-hour security to ensure the safety of your vessel and property. Bay Street Marina has an on-site swimming pool, air-conditioned restrooms and showers, laundry room, crew lounge, fish cleaning station, BBQ grill station, and an on-site bar and restaurant, Green Parrot, for enjoyable dining experiences right on the docks and great location close to downtown and exceptional boat chandlers.
What really sets Bay Street Marina apart is their customer service! The marina office is run almost like a concierge service, with no guest request going un-helped.
For more information visit https://www.baystreetmarina.com.
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(RNS) — Suddenly, psychics are everywhere. This year's equivalent of scientifically dubious "yoni" eggs, psychics — pardon me, "intuitive healers" — are the latest trend in wellness culture.
Last month The New York Times ran an article informing us that the "woo-woo profession is getting a boost from the wellness industrial complex." No less a barometer of that complex than Gwyneth Paltrow's aspirational health empire, "Goop," has taken to featuring talks by psychics as part of its annual "In Goop" Wellness Summit.
On Instagram, psychics, like fitness instructors before them, have been establishing huge constituencies. One such intuitive influencer, Anthony William, also known as the "Medical Medium," has garnered 1.8 million followers, to whom he hawks a detoxifying celery juice.
The popularity of psychics has been steadily climbing for the past half-decade to become a $2 billion industry. According to a study conducted by Pew last year, around 40 percent of Americans said they believe in psychics, a number that held up equally for self-identified Christians and the religiously unaffiliated.
The rise of psychics is just the latest in a series of occult-tinged trends. In 2017 and 2018, the figure of the "witch" — a rebellious, ferociously feminist symbol of #resistance to Donald Trump's Christian nationalism — became not just a countercultural phenomenon, but a mainstream corporate moneymaker. See last year's headlines when the cosmetics chain Sephora announced plans to sell a $42 "Starter Witch Kit" made by fragrance company Pinrose.
But the wellness industry's new openness to psychics echoes a broader ideology running through wellness culture, as well as other cultural phenomena targeting religious "nones": the valorization of "intuition." Personal feelings or desires are being given precedence over institutional knowledge or societal rules. There is no authority higher, in short, than human sensitivity.
The corollary is that the "official" medical establishment, with its pesky health warnings and insistence on rigorous research, is not to be trusted. (A proposed 2017 collaboration between Goop Magazine and Vogue publishers Condé Nast fell through, in part, because Paltrow would not allow any of Goop's scientific claims to be fact-checked.) Neither are pollsters, or pundits, or books. Rather, what you feel – the core of your authentic or true self – is the only reliable source of knowledge.
There's little new about this trend — at least not in America. Byrne's book is deeply indebted to centuries' worth of American philosophical schools — from post-Romantic transcendentalism to the quasi-occultism of New Thought — that treat the individual perspective as paramount while decrying all forms of institutional knowledge as shackles on self-actualization.
Today's wellness culture takes Emerson's vision to its natural conclusion. The outside world, and societal institutions as a whole, may be out to get us, but by listening to our own intuitions, our own desires, and our own longings, we can get in touch with fundamental metaphysical truths – and improve our lives. Listening to our selves rather than to others is the first step toward enlightenment.
It's a lesson that wellness culture as a whole wants us to learn.


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Providence School provides educational services to the minors incarcerated in the Detention and Commitment Housing Areas within the Ventura County Juvenile Justice Facility. The purpose of Providence School is to provide high quality education and personal growth opportunities to incarcerated youth in a challenging, safe and supportive learning environment.
In fulfilling our "Commitment to Quality Education for All" we teach, inspire and support our students by providing opportunities for them to discover their potential, develop their character, and maximize their learning so they may become life-long learners and world class citizens.
Our students learn in a personalized environment that fosters human dignity and promotes academic, social, emotional, and personal success.
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Jackson Prep baseball star and nation's top recruit commits to LSU
Konnor Griffin reclassified to the 2024 class.
Updated: 10:40 PM CST Dec 16, 2022
Bradley Davis
Sports Anchor/Reporter
WHICH WOULD END A 26 YEAR DROUGHT.> THANKS JOE... JACKSON PREP BASEBALL STAR KONNOR GRIFFIN COMMITTED TO L- S-U YESTERDAY. HE PLANS TO PLAY OUTFIELD FOR THE TIGERS... BUT WILL BE FILLING PREP'S NEED AT SHORTSTOP THIS SEASON WHILE THE TEAM GOES FOR SIX STRAIGHT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS. IT TURNS OUT POSITION CHANGES AREN'T THE ONLY CHANGE KONNOR MADE OUT ON THE DAIMOND. < KONNOR GRIFFIN'S RECRUITMENT PROCESS IS OVER. THE JACKSON PREP SWISS ARMY KNIFE WAS A HOT COMMODITY. BEING THE TOP RATED RECRUIT IN THE CLASS OF 2024 WILL DO THAT. IT'S A LOT OF PRESSURE TO CARRY AS A 16 YEAR OLD. "TO ACT THE WAY HE DOES IS VERY IMPRESSIVE, ESPECIALLY FOR 16-17 YEAR OLD KID. çáááSUPER 0:15-0:23áááÑ YEAH, YEAH, HE'S SO GROUNDED, LIKE WATCHING HIM DO THIS PROCESS HAS BEEN IMPRESSIVE, JUST BECAUSE HE'S TAKEN HIS TIME, REALLY SAT DOWN AND TALKED HIS PARENTS TALK TO US, REALLY PRAYED ABOUT IT" "YOU CAN LET IT, PUT PRESSURE ON IT. AND YOU CAN LET IT AFFECT HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME. çáááSUPER 0:29-0:39áááÑ "NOTHING IS GUARANTEED AT THIS POINT, A RANKING IS JUST A RANKING SO IT CAN CHANGE TOMORROW. SO YOU JUST GOTTA KEEP WORKING AND TRY TO BE THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF EVERY SINGLE DAY." IN THE BEGINNING THOUGH... KONNOR DID HAVE TO CHANGE HOW HE PLAYED THE GAME. EVERY TIME HE THREW THE BALL, HE DID THE WHOLE WINDMILL ARM SWING. HE SPENT HIS CHILDHOOD AROUND THE BELHAVEN SOFTBALL TEAM AND HEAD COACH KEVIN GRIFFIN. OR... KNOWN TO KONNOR AS DAD. çáááSUPER 0:53-1:05áááÑ "WE HAD TO REALLY TEACH HIM TO THROW THE BALL OVER HANDED BECAUSE THAT'S ALL HE EVER KNEW WAS WATCHING OUR GIRLS. THROW THE BALL UNDERHAND IT SO THAT WAS A LITTLE BIT OF AN ISSUE TRYING TO GET HIM TO THROW IT THE RIGHT WAY." IT'S SAFE TO SAY çPOPÑ HE FIGURED IT OUT. AND WITH HIS KONNOR WAS THE TO
Jackson Prep star and the top recruit in the 2024 baseball class Konnor Griffin announced his commitment to play for LSU on Thursday. Konnor reclassified from the 2025 to 2024 class earlier this year. It meant he had the attention and responsibility of an upper classman recruit at just 16 years old."To act the way he does is very impressive, especially for 16-17 year old kid," Jackson Prep head baseball coach Brent Heavener said. "He's so grounded, like watching him do this process has been impressive, just because he's taken his time, really sat down and talked to his parents. Talked to us, really prayed about it."Konnor said being the top recruit is a cool accomplishment. He also said he won't get hung up on it or fold to the pressure."You can let it pressure you. You can let it affect how you play the game," Konnor said. "There's more work to be done. You're gonna go out and work hard every single day."Konnor said he plans to play outfield for LSU. This season with Prep, he's filling the team's need at shortstop. "That's his mindset. He wants to win. But he wants to do it on a team level. And that's what makes him such a special player and such a great player here," Heavener said.It's not the first time Konnor's had to make an adjustment on the diamond, and its far from the most surprising. "Every time he threw the ball, he did the whole windmill arm swing," Konnor's dad and Belhaven head softball coach Kevin Griffin said.Kevin has coached softball at Belhaven for well over a decade. He said Connor grew up watching his team play, and it rubbed off on him."We had to teach him to throw the ball over handed because that's all he ever knew, watching our girls throw the ball underhanded. So, that was a little bit of an issue, getting him to throw it the right way," Kevin said.Well, he got the hang of it. Today, Konnor's heater hits north of 90 mph (he pitches for Prep, too). Now that his announcement is official, Konnor said him, and his teammates, can focus on winning Prep's sixth straight state championship."I didn't tell anybody before {about LSU}. I kind of just let everybody find out through my commitment video," Konnor said. "The were all making bets on where I was going and stuff like that, so they're really excited for me."
FLOWOOD, Miss. —
Jackson Prep star and the top recruit in the 2024 baseball class Konnor Griffin announced his commitment to play for LSU on Thursday.
Konnor reclassified from the 2025 to 2024 class earlier this year. It meant he had the attention and responsibility of an upper classman recruit at just 16 years old.
"To act the way he does is very impressive, especially for 16-17 year old kid," Jackson Prep head baseball coach Brent Heavener said. "He's so grounded, like watching him do this process has been impressive, just because he's taken his time, really sat down and talked to his parents. Talked to us, really prayed about it."
Konnor said being the top recruit is a cool accomplishment. He also said he won't get hung up on it or fold to the pressure.
"You can let it pressure you. You can let it affect how you play the game," Konnor said. "There's more work to be done. You're gonna go out and work hard every single day."
Konnor said he plans to play outfield for LSU. This season with Prep, he's filling the team's need at shortstop.
"That's his mindset. He wants to win. But he wants to do it on a team level. And that's what makes him such a special player and such a great player here," Heavener said.
It's not the first time Konnor's had to make an adjustment on the diamond, and its far from the most surprising.
"Every time he threw the ball, he did the whole windmill arm swing," Konnor's dad and Belhaven head softball coach Kevin Griffin said.
Kevin has coached softball at Belhaven for well over a decade. He said Connor grew up watching his team play, and it rubbed off on him.
"We had to teach him to throw the ball over handed because that's all he ever knew, watching our girls throw the ball underhanded. So, that was a little bit of an issue, getting him to throw it the right way," Kevin said.
Well, he got the hang of it. Today, Konnor's heater hits north of 90 mph (he pitches for Prep, too).
Now that his announcement is official, Konnor said him, and his teammates, can focus on winning Prep's sixth straight state championship.
"I didn't tell anybody before {about LSU}. I kind of just let everybody find out through my commitment video," Konnor said. "The were all making bets on where I was going and stuff like that, so they're really excited for me."


KANSAS CITY (AP) - More federal firearms cases have been prosecuted in the Western District of Missouri in the past three years than in any other US attorney district in the nation. Most of the prosecutions came through Project Ceasefire, a districtwide initiative focused on catching and prosecuting convicted felons who violate federal law by possessing firearms. With more than 300 cases prosecuted each year since 2004, the western district is set to prosecute its one-thousandth case as part of Project Ceasefire sometime this year. Project Ceasefire began in Kansas City in 1999, as the local incarnation of the Department of Justice's Project Safe Neighborhoods. The project expanded to Springfield in 2002. ----- Spokesman Don Ledford says it's based on two ideas. One, federal law makes it illegal for a convicted felon to have a gun. Two, if a felon has a gun, he's probably up to no good.


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Q: Getting Error If I Run Android Studio in Win 64 bit I have a problem with Android Studio.

Error:CreateProcess error=216, This version of %1 is not compatible
  with the version of Windows you're running. Check your computer's
  system information to see whether you need a x86 (32-bit) or x64
  (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software
  publisher

A:
Error:CreateProcess error=216, This version of %1 is not compatible
  with the version of Windows you're running. Check your computer's
  system information to see whether you need a x86 (32-bit) or x64
  (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software
  publisher

It's because you are running a 32-bit version android studio application on a 64-bit machine. Try to run studio64.exe (which is inside bin folder of android studio).


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Замок Дромаг () — замок О'Кіфф на Дромаг — один із замків Ірландії, розташований в графстві Корк, біля дороги між селищами Бантір та Богербу. Нині замок лежить в руїнах.

Історія замку Дромаг
Замок Дромаг належав ірландському клану О'Кіфф. Замок збудований в XVI столітті. Місцеві легенди розповідають, що в давні часи за цю територію велися війни між кланами О'Салліван Беар та О'Кіфф. Клан О'Кіфф колись був потужним ірландским кланом, володів крім замку Дромаг замками Дуарігл, Дромінах, Агейн, Баллімаквірк, Куллен, контролював міст Ногавал Брідж. Колись клан О'Кіфф володів величезними землями. Клан О'Кіфф походив від давнього клану Еогнахта. Але після англо-норманського завоювання Ірландії 1171 року клан О'Кіфф втратив більшість своїх земель і змушений був відступити на захід. Замок Дромаг довгий час був головною резиденцією вождів клану О'Кіфф. Клан О'Кіфф походить від Каойма мак Фіонгуйне, що загинув у 908 році в битві. Згідно легенди йому допомагав друїд Мог Руйх під час війн. Каойм був одружений з Кліоною — місцевою феєю. Загалом родовід вождів клану О'Кіфф плутаний і суперечливий. Відомо, що Арт О'Каойм отримав грамоту на володіння цими землями в 1582 році. Можливо замок Дромаг був побудований саме тоді. Відомо, що вождь клану О'Кіфф — Аод О'Каойм не підтримав повстання Десмонда і помер у пошуках графа Десмонда. Незабаром після цього вождь клану О'Кіфф Арт мак Донал мак Арт був вбитий. Вождем клану став його син Арт Ог (пом. 1610 року). Потім замком володів Донал мак Манус (пом. 1636 року).

Замок Дромаг був зруйнований під час війни за незалежність Ірландії — він став ареною боїв 19 березня 1921 року.

Замок є одним із найдавніших замків баронства Дугаллоу. Замок оточений мурами, на кутах яких стояли башти. Внутрішній діаметр кожної вежі більше 15 футів. Стіни товщиною більше 5 футів. Башти висотою більше 50 футів. Ворота розташовані на східній і західній сторонах замку. Кожен вхід в замок мав подвійні ворота укріплені залізними пластинами. У центрі двору замку був внутрішній замок висотою п'ять поверхів — житловий, баштового типу. Внутрішній замок не зберігся. Між внутрішнім замком і стіною був рів, навколо мурів був зовнішній рів.

У 1641 році спалахнуло повстання за незалежність Ірландії, над замком замайорів прапор Ірландської конфедерації. У ті часи замком володів Х'ю О'Кіфф, якого називали Х'ю Пасхаліс. Він був відчайдушним і сміливим воякою та авантюристом. Якось він потрапив в полон до англійців і дав слово, що не втече. Але раптом сказав присутнім: «Джентльмени, я вас помітив. Я зникаю.» І вискочив з вікна. Замок штурмували англійські війська Олівера Кромвеля. Замок був захоплений. Існує легенда про те, що під час штурму потрапили в полон 15 захисників замку і всі вони були повішені в той же день. Але решта вцілілих захисників замку втекли через підземний хід, що вів на територію, де нині стоїть ферма Вільяма Гатнетта. Є ще легенда, яка стверджує, що частина захисників замку кинулась в колодязь, щоб тільки не потрапити в полон до солдат Кромвеля. Після поразки повстання у 1651 році замок був конфіскований в клану О'Кіфф і дарований аристократичній родині Лідер. У 1652 році англійські війська дозволили Х'ю Пасхальному безперешкодно марширувати на чолі озброєного до зубів загону на допомогу останнім ірландським повстанцям, що продовжували чинити опір в землях Мускеррі. Під час цих подій замок був сильно пошкоджений, але потім був відремонтований. Під час розкопок біля замку були знайдені гарматні ядра тих часів.

В часи так званих вільямітських (якобітських) війн кінця XVII століття клан О'Кіфф підтримав короля католика Джеймса (Якова) ІІ, після поразки якого більшість людей клану О'Кіфф пішли у вигнання до Франції. Людина клану О'Кіфф Донал а Раска вів партизанську боротьбу з англійською владою, жив у печері аж доки не був вбитий жінкою на ймення Майгред ні Келлайг, яка його спочатку підтримувала, але потім виник конфлікт і зрада. Ця трагічна історія стала місцевою легендою. Так чи інакше, але після вільямітських війн клан О'Кіфф остаточно втратив свої землі. Частиною земель клану О'Кіфф володів клан О'Лірі.

У 1815 році Сміт писав, що в замку Дромаг живе містер Філлпот. Протягом всього ХІХ століття замок продовжував знаходитись у власності родини Лідер. У 1906 році замок оцінили в 27 фунтів стерлінгів, в замку в той час жив Вільям Н. Лідер.

Під час боїв ІРА з англійською армією в 1921 році замок згорів.

Колись на одному з каменів замку був напис ірландською мовою. Коли напис ще існував вдалося розшифрувати лише кілька літер — l, f, g, t.

Джерела
 http://okeeffeclans.com/dromaghcastle.html
 http://www.millstreet.ie/blog/tag/dromagh-castle
 http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/jsp/property-show.jsp?id=2780
 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~okeefeclan/castles/dromagh.htm

Замки графства Корк

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Исѝльо (; , Исей) е село и община в Метрополен град Торино, регион Пиемонт, Северна Италия. Разположено е на 485 m надморска височина. Към 1 януари 2020 г. населението на общината е 395 души, от които 22 са чужди граждани.

Източници

Външни препратки
 Уебсайт на общината

Торино (провинция)


A registered charitable organization for children who experience grief caused by the death of a parent or sibling or for children who have an immediate family member diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Since 1995 the Seasons Centree for Grieving Children has provided peer support groups to children, teens and their families who have experienced the death of a loved one.
A peer support centre for children who are experiencing grief as a result of death or living with someone diagnosed with a terminal illness. Extends grief support services to the family, caregivers, schools and the community. Groups include Sons and Daughters, Siblings and Friends, Little People, Teen Group, Young Adults, and the Parent Group. Special Issue Groups include What About Me? (a group for a child living with someone who has a life threatening illness), Healing from Suicide or Murder (especially traumatic experiences), and a summer camp program called "Grief Busters."
Other program services include Educational Services for professionals and students; Community Outreach; Internships and Practicums for students requiring work placements and practical experience to fulfill their academic curriculum requirements.


Explain how a Alternator Doesn't Overcharge 2 Batt Banks?
On a sailboat with both a start battery and house battery that is charged by the engine alternator, why do you not overcharge the start battery if the house battery is discharged and the alternator is putting out high charging due to the low house battery?
You didn't mention how both the start and house battery get a charge from the alternator. I'll assume you are using an off-1-2-both switch and putting the switch to the 'both' position to recharge both battery banks. Both your house and engine battery will be receiving the same voltage from the alternator. The current going in each battery will depend on their respective state of charge. You can correctly expect the house battery to take more current (because of its size and depth of discharge) than the engine battery. While the charging happens the engine battery will be getting slightly overcharged, but luckily for the engine battery this overcharging doesn't last long and therefore isn't something to worry about. At one point, the house battery will be full and the alternator voltage will drop to a lower voltage that is good for both batteries.


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Q: use grepl() to match multiple patterns on data R This command works to subset the data filelist to remove all "jpg" files.
filetype.isnotjpg <- setdiff(filelist, subset(filelist, grepl("\\.jpg$", filelist)))

So this takes the string "filelist" which contains names of files from a directory. I want to return all files that are not of type "jpg", "doc", "pdf", "xls", etc. I want to be able to specify as many types as I want to filter the list.
Ideally something like
target.files <- setdiff(filelist, subset(filelist, grepl(
    c("\\.jpg$", "\\.doc$", "\\.pdf$", "\\xls$"), filelist)

This recursive algorithm works to do what I want:
a <- setdiff(files.list, subset(files.list, grepl("\\.tmp", files.list, ignore.case = TRUE)))

a <- setdiff(a, subset(a, grepl("\\.jpg", a, ignore.case = TRUE)))
a <- setdiff(a, subset(a, grepl("\\.pdf", a, ignore.case = TRUE)))
a <- setdiff(a, subset(a, grepl("\\.tif", a, ignore.case = TRUE)))

etc. Something like apply() might work? I'm new to R sorry.
The solution of 42 works:
      target.files <- setdiff(
        files.list,
        subset(files.list,
               grepl(
                 paste(
                   c("\\.jpg", "\\.doc", "\\.pdf",
                     "\\.xls", "\\.tif", "\\.docx", "\\.xlsx", "\\.jpeg"),
                   collapse="|") ,
                 files.list,
                 ignore.case = TRUE)))

A: I would try paste()-ing with a collapsing separator of "|" which is the OR operator for regex:
target.files <- setdiff(filelist, subset(filelist, grepl( paste(
c("\\.jpg$", "\\.doc$", "\\.pdf$", "\\xls$"), collapse="|") , filelist)

Did you know that the list.files function also accepts a pattern argument so you could do this in a single step with something like:
 my_files <- list.files(path="/path/to/dir/",
                        pattern=paste( c("\\.jpg$", "\\.doc$", "\\.pdf$", "\\xls$"),
                                       collapse="|") )

A: You can use file_ext in tools to extract the extension from a filename. Then you can just see if they are in your list and use standard vector subsetting:
filelist[!(tools::file_ext(filelist) %in% c("jpg","jpeg","doc","pdf","xls"))]

If you need to ignore case, you can wrap a tolower around the list or extensions.


At RELICS we are passionate about music, and we are dedicated to offering other music lovers a range of physical music products such as VINYL, RECORDS, LPs, CDs and DVDs. We stock new and pre-loved (2nd hand) music.
Gig posters and music related artwork - historic New Zealand band and Flying Nun related things!


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Ou Chuliang, né le  à Canton (Chine), est un ancien footballeur chinois, aujourd'hui entraîneur.

Biographie

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en août 1968
Naissance à Canton (Chine)
Footballeur international chinois
Gardien de but au football
Joueur du Shanghai Shenhua
Entraîneur chinois de football


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Q: Unsupported Gauge Version: This veuge Inrsion of Gatellij plugin only works with Gauge version >= 0.9.0, spec files steps are shown unimplemented //unexpected gauge plugin error comes
I'm completely new to gauge and asked to create a sample gauge project as POC, followed the official documentation but got the error and couldn't come across and i'm stuck here
Steps followed:

*

*JDK 1.8 was already configured in my system with environment/system variables configured properly

*Installed jetbrains intellij-IDEA of version 2019.

*Installed gauge on the machine and configured the system variable

*Then created a maven project and added a archetype as suggested in blog
com.thoughtworks.gauge.maven:gauge-maven-plugin
GroupId: "com.thoughtworks.gauge.maven:
ArtifactId: "gauge-archetype-java" and selected the template.

*got the couple gauge dependencies(gauge java, gauge plugin) in my pom.xml file.

*verified the project structure, all required directories were listed.

*But when opened the spec file or as soon as i open my IDE i get this error saying unsupported gauge plugin error, it must be >=0.9.0.
need some help here to get rid of that, because of which though the step implementation was mapped and developed still the steps in .spec file have error saying they are unimplemented.Thanks in advance

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*I was going through a bug that said exactly the same error in git hub and checked my binary path for gauge, there i've manually chnaged to 0.9.0 from 0.3.15.

*path is set to "C:/program Files/gauge/bin, i've tried chnanging this with the path where i had my gauge plugin libraries
Eg: C:\Users\pradeep\Downloads\Gauge-Java-Intellij-0.3.15\Gauge-Java-Intellij\lib

raising a new question as i'm not currently clarified with what to change as my binary path or anyother to fix
https://github.com/kpkk/Gauge-POC - code is available here, on my git repositories

A: Looks like you're referring an outdated blog and setup instructions. The sample POC you shared works fine on the latest version of gauge v1.0.5 and IntelliJ-plugin v0.3.15. Please try following the instructions to install Gauge.
After installing gauge create a sample maven project by running the following command on the windows command prompt.
gauge init java_maven

You can open this newly created project in IntelliJ


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