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Az MSC Orchestra egy üdülőhajó, amelyet 2007-ben építettek az MSC Cruises számára. Ez a Musica osztály második hajója. Akkoriban 2550 utast tudott elhelyezni 1275 kabinban. A legtöbb kabinban később kétemeletes ágyakat szereltek fel, ezért most már 3200 utast képes befogadni. A személyzet létszáma megközelítőleg 990 fő.

Tervezés
A üdülőhajó hossza  és . Az MSC Orchestra merülése  és bruttó űrtartalma 92 409. A hajó kapacitása 2550 utas, a személyzet 987 fő.

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Nyolc utast, 4 bolgárt és 4 litvánt tartóztattak le 2010 folyamán, miután a becslések szerint 1,4 millió font értékű kokaint találtak a fedélzeten, miközben kikötöttek az Egyesült Királyságban, Doverben. Az utasok közül hét beismerte bűnösségét, a nyolcadikat pedig elítélték a tárgyaláson.

2019. február 22-én ismeretlen navigációs hiba miatt az MSC Orchestra ütközött az MSC Poesiával, amikor elindult Buenos Airesből, Argentínából. Az Orchestra a mólónak is nekiment. Mindkét hajó csak kisebb sérüléseket szenvedett, és később engedélyezték az indulást.

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Q: Error in an OnClickListener; can't start Activity I created a button and I when I tap on it, it should start the Activity Wifi.
When I test this code, nothing happens apart from this error:
02-19 08:34:33.455 10528-10528/test.sterela.com.sterelaapplication D/ViewRootImpl: ViewPostImeInputStage ACTION_DOWN

Wifi.java (the Activity where I have the button):
package test.sterela.com.sterelaapplication;

/**
 * Created by DB020490 on 17/02/2016.
 */
import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;

public class Wifi extends Activity {
Intent myIntent=null;
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle icicle) {
    super.onCreate(icicle);

    setContentView(R.layout.content_main_wifi);

    final Button button = (Button) findViewById(R.id.BouttonWifi);
    button.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
        public void onClick(View view) {
            // Perform action on click
            myIntent = new Intent(Wifi.this, WifiActivity.class);
            startActivity(myIntent);
        }
    });
}
}

Manifest :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
package="test.sterela.com.sterelaapplication">
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CHANGE_WIFI_STATE" />

<application
    android:allowBackup="true"
    android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
    android:label="@string/app_name"
    android:supportsRtl="true"
    android:theme="@style/AppTheme">
    <activity
        android:name=".MainActivity"
        android:label="@string/app_name"
        android:theme="@style/AppTheme.NoActionBar">
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />

            <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
        </intent-filter>
    </activity>

    <activity
        android:name=".Accueil_Parametres"/>

    <activity
        android:name=".WifiActivity" />
</application>

</manifest>

content_main_wifi.xml (Wifi Activity layout):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
android:orientation="horizontal"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="wrap_content">

<TextView
    android:layout_height="fill_parent"
    android:layout_width="10dp"
    android:background="@android:color/white"
    android:id="@+id/ForceSignal"/>

<LinearLayout
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:paddingLeft="10dp">

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/tvWifiName"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:text="AP Name" />

    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/tvWifiMac"
        android:layout_width="fill_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textSize="12sp"
        android:text="00:00:00:00:00:00" />

</LinearLayout>

</LinearLayout>

WifiActivity.java (the Activity I'm trying to start):
package test.sterela.com.sterelaapplication;

import android.content.IntentFilter;
import android.net.wifi.WifiManager;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.view.View;
import android.content.Context;
import android.app.Activity;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class WifiActivity extends Activity {

    private Button boutonRechercher;
    private ListView listeViewWifi;
    private List<WifiItem> listeWifiItem;
    private WifiAdapter wifiAdapter;
    private WifiManager wifiManager;
    private WifiBroadcastReceiver broadcastReceiver;

@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main_wifi);

    listeViewWifi = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.listViewWifi);
    boutonRechercher = (Button) findViewById(R.id.buttonRefresh);

    boutonRechercher.setOnClickListener (new View.OnClickListener()
    {
        public void onClick(View v)
        {
            if(wifiManager != null)
                wifiManager.startScan();
        }
    });

    wifiManager = (WifiManager) this.getSystemService(Context.WIFI_SERVICE);

    listeWifiItem = new ArrayList<WifiItem>();
    wifiAdapter = new WifiAdapter(this, listeWifiItem);
    listeViewWifi.setAdapter(wifiAdapter);

    broadcastReceiver = new WifiBroadcastReceiver();

    registerReceiver(broadcastReceiver, new IntentFilter(
            WifiManager.SCAN_RESULTS_AVAILABLE_ACTION));

}

@Override
protected void onPause() {
    unregisterReceiver(broadcastReceiver);
    super.onPause();
}

@Override
protected void onResume() {
    registerReceiver(broadcastReceiver, new IntentFilter(
            WifiManager.SCAN_RESULTS_AVAILABLE_ACTION));
    super.onResume();
}

public WifiManager getCurrentWifiManager() {
    return wifiManager;
}

public WifiAdapter getWifiAdapter() {
    return wifiAdapter;
}

public List<WifiItem> getListeWifiItem() {
    return listeWifiItem;
}
}

Thanks for your help!

A: You are using layout R.layout.content_main_wifi inside Wifi activity, but there is no button in that layout file with id R.id.BouttonWifi.
I am sure you are getting a NullPointerException while running this code.
Solution: Add a button to layout R.layout.content_main_wifi with id R.id.BouttonWifi.

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That being said, for someone who survives off of a solid diet of carbs and sugar like me, this was definitely a challenge. While it was a tough 30 days, I'm happy to say that I stuck with the diet for it's entirety and didn't cheat once! I tried to share my experience as much as I could on my Instagram stories, but a lot of you had a ton of questions about it so I decided to answer them all in a proper post, and share as much of the Whole30 journey with you as I can.
The biggest question that I got while doing the Whole30 diet was 'why did I do it.' Some people assumed that it was about losing weight, and to be honest it really wasn't for me (I'll touch more on the weight-loss part of it later on.) For me, I was just so tired of the cycle of sugary foods, over eating and take-up that I had fallen into while over the holidays. I was also traveling a lot, and as such over-indulged big-time. For me, as much as I would love to be someone who can practice moderation, I'm someone who thrives with limits, so I knew that the only way that I was going to clean up my diet was to have clear boundaries set and a very firm "can't eat" list to stick with. I also really liked that Whole30 was only 30 days, so it was a good challenge with a clear end-date, which helped for motivation and to keep focused.
Another question that I got a lot was having to do with what I ate. I was actually surprised by the variety of different foods, recipes and flavours were available to me on the Whole30 diet! Just a quick browse on Pinterest alone shows that there's a recipe or food pairing for any palette, and I can honestly say that I was never left unsatisfied. Although there were never a shortage of recipes, I did tend to stick with a few core meals for the entire 30 days - what can I say, I'm a creature of habit!
For the majority of the 30 days, I had a variation of the exact same breakfast every single day. Scrambled eggs with a little but of coconut oil in the pan, a couple different chopped up vegetables, half an avocado and Bomba (a spicy Italian sauce that's essentially vegetables in a chile oil.) Changing up the veggies saved me from becoming bored, and I was always left feeling full and satisfied for hours with this breakfast!
For lunches, I would usually heat up leftovers from dinner the night prior. I'm not a huge lunch person, and I don't love cooking, so leftovers were always the way to go for me. One of my favourite dinners to make was a shrimp stir-fry with cauliflower rice and a coconut amino replacement for soy sauce. This dinner was so good, and would also leave me with plenty of leftovers for my lunches.
Dinners were when I typically could be found in the kitchen, and the meal that I had the most variety for. Even still, I found that I stuck to a few key recipes that I knew were easy to make and tasted delicious. My absolute favourite recipe to make was a Whole30 compliant Chicken Alfredo recipe, that used spaghetti squash instead of noodles, and a mixture of cashews, coconut milk and chicken stock for the sauce. You guys. This dish was delicious. I'll definitely be making this recipe for months to come.
Other than my beloved Chicken Alfredo, our dinners were usually variations of lean meats with roasted vegetables. My favourite lazy meal would be for Brian to pick up a rotisserie chicken on the way home from work, and I would roast some heirloom carrots, brussel sprouts and zucchini. So good.
The biggest thing that Whole30 taught me is that the majority of my snacking is due to boredom, or just because the food is available. It's amazing how much less I snacked during the day when I actually had to prepare my own food.
My go-to snack for the 30 days was cut up apple with cinnamon and almond butter. I also loved fruits in moderation, and would have 1/2 of a pomelo almost every night. Almonds and cashews were also good snacks to have on-hand, although I found that I reached for them less as the 30 days went on.
Plan your meals. I know that this sounds like the most generic advice out there, but it's honestly the make-or-break key to a successful Whole30. Sit down one night a week, figure out recipes, write up a grocery list, purchase said groceries and stick to your plan. You'll find out quickly that there aren't many options available in the way of eating out, so you really need to be prepared to eat the majority of your meals at home. It's not as hard as it seems, but planning your meals is definitely key.
Always carry a snack. For me, I had a steady supply of Lara bars available for emergencies (the cashew and apple flavours are Whole30 compliant.) Nothing gets in the way of willpower like hunger, so if you just have a snack on hand for when you feel yourself getting hungry, you'll be fine.
Don't pay attention to "how you should be feeling." There's a timeline on the Whole30 website that I won't even link to, because I found it to be so counter productive. If you're feeling good, and then you read that you're supposed to be in the angry stage - well, you'll inevitably start to feel angry! Just focus on yourself, what your body is telling you and how you're feeling.
As a result of having my food selections limited, and not being able to drink alcohol, my social life definitely slowed down for the month of January. To be honest though, it was actually a good thing; I felt as though I was getting a mental cleanse as well. By allowing myself more down-time than usual, and to slow down a bit, I felt more clarity than I had in awhile. So the bad news is that you probably won't be going out as much. The good news is that this won't necessarily be a bad thing.
So Did You Lose Any Weight?
The million dollar question that I seemed to get was if I actually lost any weight. This is hard for me to answer, because I don't actually weigh myself, but I do think that I did lose a little bit of weight - but not as much as I thought I would. The fact that you eliminate legumes in this diet made it hard for me to find any meatless alternatives that would leave me full and satisfied. As a result, I ate way more meat and potatoes than I normally would, so I feel that this counteracted any weight-loss benefits that I would have seen from not eating sugar and carbs for a month. I have, however, heard of people who lost tons of weight so I guess it just depends on your body and how you react to things.
Although I didn't lose a ton of weight, I did notice a huge benefit in another area: my skin cleared up! I've struggled with hormonal acne for over a decade, and nothing has cleared up my skin more than changing my diet. While I'm now trying to figure out if it's refined sugars or dairy that causes my acne (or both), I'm happy to know that I am able to have clear skin.
Would You Do Whole30 Again?
Yes, I would absolutely do the Whole30 challenge again, even though I didn't lose very much weight. To me, eating real, whole food for 30 days was a huge eye-opener for how much I previously relied on eating out. Another benefit of Whole30 is that it finally got me in the kitchen cooking, which isn't as intimidating as I had always thought it was. While some people may find the strict rules irritating, I actually really liked them - it took any questions about what I can/can't eat out of the equation so I could just focus on nourishing myself with real food.
Whole30 can sound like a difficult diet, but to me the positives far outweighed any negatives. I'm now making an effort to cook at home more, am more aware of the foods that I put in my body and just all-around feel more in-tune with myself.
What do you guys think? Have you ever tried to challenge yourself with a diet? Have you tried Whole30? Let me know!
This whole outfit is from the Zara sales rack last season.
That's it! I hope you guys like these outfit roundups. As much as I would love to link to everything, I'm someone who remixes the pieces I have in my wardrobe quite frequently so a lot of my pieces are from previous seasons. The good news is that I've done a bit of damage for my upcoming trip to LA, so I'll have some new pieces for you very soon! Until then!
Early last week I was lucky enough to go on a secret trip of sorts with my friends at L'Oréal. I didn't know much, other than we were going to learn about the newest line to be added to the L'Oéal family, and that we would be visiting the famous Hôtel de Glace in Québec City, a hotel made entirely out of ice and snow! I'm always game for a good adventure, and am so glad that I had the opportunity to participate in this trip.
The brand we were all curious about was revealed to us when we first landed and were settled into the Valcartier Hotel, the same property that holds the Hôtel de Glace. The mystery was over, it's CeraVe that's the newest addition to the L'Oreal family. I had never heared of CeraVe before, but was both blown away and moved by some of the personal testimonials we heard that vouched for the product; people with sensitive skin, eczema, extremely dry skin who's conditions were negatively impacting their lives that found solace in CeraVe products. One of the girls on our trip shared an extremely personal story about how CeraVe was the only thing to work on her infant son's severe eczema, and we were all in tears. As someone who has extremely sensitive and reactive skin, I'm always extremely hesitant to try a new product and I'm happy to report that my skin was not irritated whatsoever after using CeraVe products for the whole trip.
Once the product was revealed to us, it was easy to make the correlation between it and visiting the Ice Hotel; a product that can keep your skin calm and moisturized even in extreme conditions. And let me tell you, Québec City in the winter is no joke - especially when you're visiting a hotel that needs to stay ridiculously cold so it doesn't melt!
The whole experience was amazing, and I would highly recommend paying a visit to the Hôtel de Glace. I was blown away by the structure; the ice carvings, the attention to detail and the bar that served all drinks in ice glasses - even a champagne flute made of ice!
Here's a few memories of our 24 hour whirlwind trip to Québec City to visit the Ice hotel. I've also included my travel Vlog that best documents the entire experience. Enjoy!
I hope you guys like this recap! While I normally like to do a more in-depth review for my travel posts, because of the nature of this trip I thought it would be fun to do more of a photographic diary.
Would you stay at an Ice Hotel? What's your favourite place to visit in the winter? Let me know!
Thank you CeraVe and the L'Oréal family for this amazing experience!
I love just love Valentines day - and it's not for the reason you think. While I believe that we should be showing love toward one another every day, Valentines day is a dream come true for the pink-obsessed like myself. So, when I had the idea for a girly, very pink and whimsical photoshoot come into my head, I knew I had to act on it. Thankfully I found women who not only enthusiastically hopped on board, but also contributed their own ideas, expertise and flare to the project and turned it into something totally unique and reflective of everyone involved. I've poured over these photos so many times, just in awe of what can materialize when you get local Toronto women and creatives together for the sole purpose of creating.
I want to take this time to introduce you to all of the women and business involved in our cute Valentines Day shoot.
You probably recognize Sabrina from My Miaou since, when we're not both being hermits, we pretty much spend all of our time together! Sabrina is the kindest soul, beautiful inside and out, and creates the prettiest and most delicious content over on her blog and Instagram. Martha Stewart weeps for her baking - seriously you've got to check it out!
Autumn is someone that I just met recently, and I'm totally in awe of her creativity, drive and ambition. This photoshoot was done in her amazing space which, by the way, is available for rent! If you have a project that you need a high-ceilinged, light-filled, beautifully-styled space, then definitely get in touch with Autumn.
All of the photo were taking by the beautifully talented Jessica Charuk of Charuk Studios. Jessica is one of the newest residents of Toronto, and her photography is just gorgeous. Jessica has the most positive energy and was a true professional during our whole photoshoot, always down with any visions that we had and not afraid to give direction and feedback - which I love! I can't wait to see how this talented lady takes on Toronto.
When I think of balloons and beautiful balloon displays, the only thing that comes to mind is Balloon Bar. I was turned onto Balloon Bar's work while attending a party in the summer and was immediately taken by one of their sweeping balloon displays. I was so excited to have Balloon Bar on board with this project, and am already thinking of any parties that I can throw in order to have a room full of pink balloons again.
All of our dresses are from a chain of Toronto boutiques called Honey. You guys know how much I love Honey, and I've featured them countless times on the blog. They're my go-to when finding a special occasion dress (I wore their dresses to my engagement party and bridal shower, and those were years ago!) If you're in the Toronto area, you need to check out Honey stores for the ultimate in girly shopping experience.
The flowers used for this shoot were all provided by my friends at Flower Maiden. Olivia had provided the flower crowns to my last holiday creative shoot, and I was so happy to have her creations again. We were all so impressed with the large centrepiece display filled with pink and red flowers, and had so much fun playing with the long-stemmed red roses.
All of our shoes and fun accessories can be found at Aldo shoes, and you will definitely want to check out their valentines day selection. My shoes with the hearts at the heels are actually some of the cutest shoes I've ever seen, and I will definitely be wearing them well after Valentine's day. The heart-shaped cat eye sunglasses are also an item that will be styled for many photos to come, and I can't wait to wear them in LA!
I hope you guys enjoy the photos as much as I do - it was hard to narrow down which ones to post! This is the result of when you get women together for the sole purpose of creating, and I think the result is beautiful. Enjoy.
Valentines day in a photoshoot. I had so much fun with this, and I hope to do more collaborative creative shoots to come.
What do you guys think? What are your thoughts on Valentines day? Do you ever just get people together for the sole purpose of creating? Let me know!


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Dr. E. Gail de Planque made many contributions to the nuclear industry and was a pioneer for women in the nuclear professional. She joined ANS in 1971 and was the first female ANS President. As an internationally renowned expert in environmental radiation, she was also the first woman to serve as a commissioner of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Dr. de Planque was born on January 15, 1945. In 1967, she joined the Department of Energy's Environmental Measurements Laboratory as a physicist in the radiation Physics Division. She served as deputy director of the laboratory from 1982 to 1987 and then as director until 1991, when President George H.W. Bush appointed her as NRC Commissioner, a position she held until 1995.
Positions that she held later in her career included director at the Energy Strategists Consultancy and president of the consulting firm Strategy Matters from 2000 to 2010. She also served as a director on the boards of several corporations including Northeast Utilities, Energy Solutions, and British Nuclear Fuels. Dr. de Planque was also an advisor to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). In addition she was a past president of the Pacific Nuclear Council and the International Nuclear Societies Council, a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, and the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements.
Dr. de Planque earned her bachelor's degree in mathematics from Immaculata College in 1967, a master's degree in physics from Newark College of Engineering in 1973, and a doctorate in environmental health sciences from New York University in 1983.
She was honored with several awards for her varied contributions, including writing more than 70 scientific publications, giving numerous international lectures on science and policy issues, and her leadership in the development of international standards related to thermoluminescent dosimeter. Some of the awards include the 2003 Henry E. DeWolf Smyth Nuclear Statesman Award, presented by ANS and the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) in recognitions for her distinguished service in multiple sectors of the nuclear enterprise. She was also an ANS Fellow.
Dr. Gail de Planque passed away on September 8, 2010.
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package org.gitlab4j.api;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertTrue;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.fail;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assumptions.assumeTrue;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Optional;

import org.gitlab4j.api.models.ExportStatus;
import org.gitlab4j.api.models.ImportStatus;
import org.gitlab4j.api.models.Project;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.AfterAll;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeAll;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.MethodOrderer;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Tag;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.TestMethodOrder;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ExtendWith;

/**
 * In order for these tests to run you must set the following properties in ~/test-gitlab4j.properties
 *
 * TEST_NAMESPACE
 * TEST_PROJECT_NAME
 * TEST_HOST_URL
 * TEST_PRIVATE_TOKEN
 *
 * If any of the above are NULL, all tests in this class will be skipped.
 */
@Tag("integration")
@ExtendWith(SetupIntegrationTestExtension.class)
@TestMethodOrder(MethodOrderer.MethodName.class)
public class TestImportExportApi extends AbstractIntegrationTest {

    private static final String TEST_IMPORT_PROJECT_NAME = "test-import-project";
    private static GitLabApi gitLabApi;
    private static Project testProject;

    public TestImportExportApi() {
        super();
    }

    @BeforeAll
    public static void setup() {

        // Must setup the connection to the GitLab test server
        gitLabApi = baseTestSetup();
        testProject = getTestProject();

        deleteAllTestProjects();
    }

    @AfterAll
    public static void teardown() throws GitLabApiException {
        deleteAllTestProjects();
     }

     private static void deleteAllTestProjects() {
         if (gitLabApi == null) {
             return;
         }

         try {
             Project project = gitLabApi.getProjectApi().getProject(TEST_NAMESPACE, TEST_IMPORT_PROJECT_NAME);
             gitLabApi.getProjectApi().deleteProject(project);
         } catch (GitLabApiException ignore) {}
     }

    @BeforeEach
    public void beforeMethod() {
        assumeTrue(gitLabApi != null);
    }

    @Test
    public void testExportDownloadAndImport() throws GitLabApiException {

        // Arrange
        assumeTrue(testProject != null);

        // Act
        gitLabApi.getImportExportApi().scheduleExport(testProject);

        // Wait up to 40 seconds for the export to complete
        System.out.print("Waiting for export to complete");
        int retries = 0;
        while (true) {

            System.out.print(".");
            ExportStatus exportStatus = gitLabApi.getImportExportApi().getExportStatus(testProject);
            if (exportStatus.getExportStatus() == ExportStatus.Status.FINISHED) {
                System.out.println("done");
                break;
            }

            if (retries >= 6) {
                System.out.println("aborting!");
                fail("Project export is taking too long, failing test.");
            }

            try {
                Thread.sleep(10000);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            }

            retries++;
        }

        File exportDownload = null;
        try {

            System.out.println("Downloading exported project");
            exportDownload = gitLabApi.getImportExportApi().downloadExport(testProject, null);
            assertNotNull(exportDownload);
            assertTrue(exportDownload.length() > 10000);

            ImportStatus importStatus = gitLabApi.getImportExportApi().startImport(null, exportDownload,
                    TEST_IMPORT_PROJECT_NAME, true, null);
            assertNotNull(importStatus);
            Long newProjectId = importStatus.getId();

            // Wait up to 40 seconds for the import to complete
            System.out.print("Waiting for import to complete");
            retries = 0;
            while (true) {

                System.out.print(".");
                importStatus = gitLabApi.getImportExportApi().getImportStatus(newProjectId);
                if (importStatus.getImportStatus() == ImportStatus.Status.FINISHED) {
                    System.out.println("done");
                    break;
                }

                if (retries >= 6) {
                    System.out.println("aborting!");
                    fail("Project import is taking too long, failing test.");
                }

                try {
                    Thread.sleep(10000);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                }

                retries++;
            }

            Optional<Project> newProject = gitLabApi.getProjectApi().getOptionalProject(newProjectId);
            assertTrue(newProject.isPresent());
            assertEquals(newProjectId, newProject.get().getId());
            assertEquals(TEST_IMPORT_PROJECT_NAME, newProject.get().getName());

        } finally {
            if (exportDownload != null) {
                exportDownload.delete();
            }
        }
    }
}

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The Public Relations Student Society of America named a team of Kent State University students as the second-place finisher in the national PRSSA 2013 Bateman Case Study Competition. Pictured from left are professional advisor Erin Orsini; Kent State students Wezley Garlick, Kirsten Bowers, Caitlin Potts, Lyndsey Sager and Mary Kate Garvey; and faculty advisor Tim Roberts. Photo courtesy of Kent State University College of Communication and Information.


It is time to clean up those messy cables around your TV and office. Let's remove the eyesore of tangled cords. The Cable Concealer by SimpleCord contains everything you need to create that clean and stylish design in the home or at the office. Providing you with 150" in total cable cover raceways and 12 different connector pieces it is the perfect cord management kit for any job.
- 6 1 1/8"x25" cable cover raceways.
- 6 Optional extra strength peel and stick tape for easy installation.
- 12 screws with drywall anchors.
We are proud to offer 100% Customer Satisfaction 30 day money back guarantee. If you aren't happy, we aren't happy. Act now and click 'add to cart'! SimpleCord is a registered trademark of Fifth Street Goods LLC.
COMPLETE CABLE MANAGEMENT KIT: The Cable Concealer by SimpleCord is the perfect cord organizer. It contains everything you need to organize and clean up those messy cables. Each package contains (6) cable cover raceways 1 1/8" x 11/16" x 25" each. That is 150" of cable concealment!
EXTRA STRENGTH SELF ADHESIVE TAPE: We have upgraded to a premium and stronger self adhesive tape. With our easy to follow instructions you can choose whether you want to use the peel and stick tape or the drywall anchors with screws. There is no need to cut giant holes in your walls to hide wires or cables.
IMPROVED FUNCTIONALITY: Our cord cover kit blends with any decor. We made simple changes so that the covers SLIDE EASILY off the raceways. It has a slim and sleek design. And you can paint the wire covers to match the color of your wall. If you need a different size just simply cut the covers to your desired length.
PREVENT DANGLING CORDS: Protect your children from cables and cords hanging near the floor. This is a quick and easily solution to your problem. Simple Installation will allow you to safely conceal the cables around your TV, desk, or baseboard.
No more messy, tangled or unsightly cables! Our cable channels make any room in your home or office look great!
Our cable management kit comes complete with 8 easy-to-connect cable channels so you can easily conceal those unattractive power cords, extension cords, cables and more. Also, our raceway kit comes with everything you need for easy, trouble-free installation. Not only will our cable concealers make your space look more organized, but they will also keep your family safe from potential accidents!
Home entertainment systems Speaker cables Phone/Fax lines Lamp cords Computer cords Ethernet cables Home office wiring And more The convenient self-adhesive backing facilitates a simple and easy installation on baseboard or wall.
- 1 roll of clear PE mounting tape Organize your cords today by clicking "Add to Cart" now!
Our mounting tape is strong. Once installed, it will remain securely in place. In order to remove it, merely direct some heat on the tape with a blow dryer or heat gun to soften the adhesive. This will allow you to easily remove the adhesive strip and cable without damaging your surface areas.
D-Line round decorative raceway, hides cords and subtly blends with d cor. D-Line s cable hider is the ideal cable management system to cover low-voltage cords. D-Line cable management raceway is easy to install, and looks great on any surface! D-Line cable covers neatly manages cords. Popular to cover ethernet cables, hide speaker cables to conceal alarm cables and to hide telephone cords for example. The neat size and round shape enables the mini cable cover raceway to appear as a natural top section of the baseboard.
D-Line Raceway - Paintable White - With a unique half round profile, D-Line cable wall covers subtly blend with baseboards meaning you can neatly hide cords, wires and cables in your home.
Quick and easy installation - produced from high grade pvc, cable hider can be easily cut to required length. Then simply peel and stick D-Line cable raceway to a smooth and clean wall or surface. Paintable for the perfect finish.
Delamu Cable concealers always provide a clean and tidy room for your happy family and working time! Conceal and organizer unsightly cords in the family room, office or bedroom with the cable concealer kit. Easy to install with either screws or PE mounting tape.
What does it used for?
Dress Up Your Home and Office: Delamu Cable cover conceal and organizer unsightly cords in home and office. It is a easiest way to organize your messy cords and provide more place for activities.
10 Cable Management Channels: Including 10 channels, each channel L15.7in x W0.95in X H0.55in, 19pcs different connectors, 20pcs screws and 20pcs anchors, 1 self-adhesive. Total Length 157 inches.
Simple and Easy Installation: Each package contains screws and anchors, or you can opt to use self-adhesive tape. Both method is simple, you can choose the one you want.
Prevent Your Child and Pets from Danger: Hiding the cables or cords near the floor, protect your children and pets keep away to play the cables.
Installs in 15 Minutes Messy cords? Check. Phillips screwdriver? Check. A positive attitude? Trick question! That doesn't matter. Installing this cable management solution will be over so fast, you won't have time to get crabby. We've provided all the hardware. You're only responsible for the handiwork. The easy-peazy, 6-screw kind of handiwork that will take you less than 15 minutes. (Just in case we didn't made that clear.) Keep it Clean, Guys This is how we get ants! Oops, sorry - that's a different kind of mess. But dangling, ugly wires is just as punishable of an offense. This on-wall cable management solution will tame your tangled cords, taking your setup from child's play to #adultingallday. All Setups Matter Up high? Down low? Wherever your TV cables plug in, this cable tunnel will go. (So, we're in a rhyming mood. Sorry.) Included cord cover pieces are 48", but can be cut to size to fit your unique setup. Like your setup clean and sleek? It's paintable for wall matching, which is pretty sweet. (Sorry. Again.) We're Here to Help Questions? Installation concerns? Testing knock-knock jokes? We're here for it. Literally. We've got real-life, know-it-all product experts standing by, ready to help seven days a week.
No one should have to go through this. The wall, that is. This 100% American-made, on-wall TV cord cover is a great-looking, easy alternative to in-wall cable management.
Know how to use a Phillips screwdriver? Sweet. Then you can also install this cord organizer. And in less than 15 minutes. Boom!
Snap out of it! Cord cover easily snaps on or off to add or adjust contents at any time. Plus they are paintable to blend in.
You can hack(saw) it! Accommodating ideal TV wall mount height (42-48), included cord cover pieces are 48, but can be cut to size for your setup.
Our ECHOGEAR Pros are here to help 7 days a week. Go to our website or check your product manual for all the different ways to get in touch with our real-life product know-it-alls.
Cord Mate Cord Organizer is streamlined to blend with any decor. Great for concealing and organizing phone wires, cords and speaker cable. Perfect for family rooms or bedrooms. Self-adhesive backing makes it simple to install on a baseboard or wall. Paintable.
PERFECT SINGLE CORD CONCEALER: Hide one cord, including ethernet, speaker wire, or an extension cord.
Want To Know How To Hide Cables In Your Home And Office Space?
Our cable hiding kit comes complete with 8 cable channels to make it easy to conceal ugly power and extension cords. Get everything you need to organize your electronics, making your space more attractive and safer, too!
Designed in a go-with-everything white, our cable channels make any room in your home or office look great. No more messy and dangerous cables!
Our cable channels are ideal for organization and electrical cord management. Depending on your surfaces, choose to use the mounting tape to stick and secure or use the mounting screws and anchors.
Get your cords organized today by clicking "Add to Cart" now!
Note: Our mounting tape is strong, after installation, it will stay well in one place. When removing, warm it up with a blow dryer(better a heat gun if you have) to soften the adhesive, then it will be easily pulled off without damaging the surface.
TThe 1/2 round profile of D-Line cable raceway subtly blends with d cor, the profile of D-Line cable hider is ideal to hide cords from wall mounted TVs. D-Line cord covers are ideal for covering cables around desks in offices, for hiding home entertainment wires, speaker cables & TV/video cabling. Quick and easy to install, simply peel & stick self-adhesive backing of D-Line cable hider to surface (can be screw fixed for added stability). The innovative single piece design of D-Line cable raceway also makes it easy to add or remove cables at a later date. D-Line Cord Covers are also paintable for the perfect finish.
When concealing cables on-wall, the single-piece hinged latching design of D-Line wire covers give flexibility to simply add or remove cables at a later date.
Dimensions of D-Line TV Raceway: 2 (W) x 1 (H) x 39 (L). Made from a high-quality pvc so cable covers are easy to cut to required length.
Especially suited for covering home entertainment wires, speaker cables, TV/video cabling and home office wiring. Organize and hide cords and cables easily. Self-adhesive backing makes for easy installation. Stylish design complements any interior setting. Paintable.
PROTECT YOUR KIDS FROM CABLE CATASTROPHE: TV cables can cause tripping and other safety hazards if left dangling. Now you can safely hide your TV wires, keeping out of reach from curious little hands.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO HIDE WIRES WITH EASE: Offers 10' of cable concealment; kit includes 12 connector parts for flexible install: 4 CordMate II Cord Channels, 3 C59-Couplings, 2 C56-Flat Elbows, 1 C57-Inside Elbow, 1 C58-Outside Elbow, 1 C51 T-Fitting.
Hiding cords from TV, computer, and other electronics just got easier! Our cable management kit (High quality PVC plastic material) comes complete with 8 easy-to-connect cable channels so that you can easily conceal your unattractive power cords, extension cords, cables and more. Our system comes with everything you need for easy, pain-free installation. And, not only will our cable concealers make your space look more organized, but they will keep your family safe from potential accidents, too!
Depending on your surface, select either the mounting tape to stick and secure or use the heavy duty mounting screws and anchors.
Note: Our mounting tape is strong. Once it's installed, it will stay in place. In order to remove it, warm up the tape with a blow dryer or heat gun to soften the adhesive. This will allow it to be pulled off easily without any damage to your surface.
The J channel cable organizer by SimpleCord is exactly what you need to clean up those messy cords around your desk and office. The unique design allows for flexibility with shorter channels and yet still offering 80" in total raceways. Do not fear your raceways falling off your desk after only a couple of days. Our extra strength self-adhesive tape is stronger and twice as wide as similar products on the market today. Product Contents Include: (5) 16" J channel raceways (5) Extra strength self adhesive tape We are proud to offer 100% Customer Satisfaction 30-day money back guarantee. If you aren't happy, we aren't happy. Act now and click 'add to cart'! SimpleCord is a registered trademark of Fifth Street Goods LLC.
Extra-strength tape included in each kit. Do not worry about your raceways falling off your desk or wall after just a week. We have included an extra strength self-adhesive tape that is twice as wide and much stronger than similar products on the market today!
Each package contains five 16-inch channels. If your project needs flexibility this is the perfect kit for you. Whether you will be running your cords horizontally or vertically the shorter channels help make installation easy.
Non-locking channel for easy access. The open top design allows for easy installation and management of your cords. This is especially useful for power cables that you might move around quite a bit like a phone charger. The raceways can be cut if you need a different size.
Perfect for an office or living space. The J Style Cable Organizer by SimpleCord is ideal for desks, offices, baseboards, or Kitchens. It is a simple solution to your tangled, messy cords.
Remove the eyesore of dangling cords. Protect your children from cables and cords hanging near the floor. If you worry about cords laying on the floor this is a quick and easily solution to your problem. Simple Installation will allow you to safely conceal the cables around your desk or baseboard.
*Shintop's cable drop cord clips make your life tidy .
*This wire clips holder is Suitable for office and home use.
*6 pcs cable drop clips are easily removeable or extended.
Wiremold Cord Mate II Kit provides everything to hide the messy tangling cords and to create stylish design in the home or at the work. The Wiremold white cord cover kit has a slim and sleek design and blends with any d cor. Its channels can be painted to match the color of your wall.
Wiremold Cord Cover, suitable for covering home entertainment wires, speaker cables, TV/video cabling and home or office wiring. Organize and hide cords and cables easily, whether it has Multiple cables or single cable wire the channel is big enough to fit in.
Step1: Cut strip to the desired length.
Step3: Insert cord and snap shut.
Step4: Press firmly against the wall. Use elbows and couplings as necessary.
l2 feet of cord channel (3 four-foot sections), two flat elbows, inside elbow, outside elbow, two couplings, and T-fitting.
COMPLETE CABLE MANAGEMENT KIT: The C210 Cordmate II Cord Organizer Kit is the perfect cord organizer. It contains everything to conceal and organize those messy cables. Each package contains 3 CordMate Cord Channels of 48 inches each. That's around 144 inches of cable concealment.
SIMPLE AND EASY INSTALLATION: Wiremold Cable Cover Kit offers flexibility while installing the product. Just peel and then press to install the wire covers. The self-adhesive backing makes it easy to install on a baseboard or a wall. If you need a different size, simply cut the covers to your desired length.
BEST SELLER CORD COVER: Wiremold CMK210 Cord Mate Kit is the Amazon's Best Choice and it also comes with a manufacturer's warranty.
SLEEK AND STYLISH RACEWAYS: This Wiremold white cord cover kit has a slim and sleek design and blends with any d cor. Its channels can be painted to match the color of your wall. This cord cover is ideal for phone wires, cables, power cords and speaker wire.
BIG MONEY SAVING CABLE RACEWAY PACK: The kit includes 9 connector parts: 3 X 4-foot long of Raceways Cord Cover Channel, 2 X Flat Elbows, 1 X Inside Elbow, 1X Outside Elbow, 2 X Couplings and 1 X T-Fitting.
You know that terrifying mass of knotted cables under your desk or behind your television? Yeah... let's do something about that.
The WireTamer is our answer to the cable management problem. Constructed of 2mm thick extruded plastic, these cable trays are super-sturdy and extra-durable.
They look good, too: clean, straight lines, smooth walls, and sag-proof design make for a low-profile addition to your desk. And they're made of 100% recycled plastic. The WireTamer easily mounts to the underside of your desktop, TV stand, or media center, providing a neat cable raceway that handily contains a power strip, a whole mess of power-and-monitor cables, or your secret chocolate stash.
The perfect solution for your cable management mess!
Works great for holding AC power supplies secure and out of the way.
The 2U server rack cable management with cover mounts to a standard 19" 2 or 4-post rack to help you organize horizontal cabling, through a covered cable duct.
This TAA compliant cable raceway adheres to the requirements of the US Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA), allowing government GSA Schedule purchases on this network rack cable management organizer.
The slotted wire duct organizer features a removable top cover that makes it easy to add or remove bundled cables quickly. The data center cable management organizer also offers a series of fingers on either side, as well as pass-through holes at the back to help you route your cables where you need them and reduce cable strain in the process.
Made of high-quality steel and plastic, the finger duct cable manager is a durable solution for your server room or wiring closet. For easy installation, this horizontal cable organizer comes complete with 2 sets of rack screws (M5 and M6).
This patch panel cable management is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty.
Cable Management Kit- Cord Cover TL:125" for 1-2-3 Cables, Organizer Raceway Electric Wire Concealer On-Wall White Paintable 8 Pieces Self Adhesive Channel Size (WxHxL) 25x16x400 mm/0.98"x0.63"x15.75"
Cable Cord Cover - Concealment Kit Contents: 5 Adhesive-Backed Channels 10 Drywall Anchors and Screws 4 Straight Connectors 1 L Connector 1 T Connector 1 Inside Corner 1 Outside Corner Ideal For Any Rooms Conceal cords and cables in any room of the home for a clean, organized appearance. Kitchen appliance cords can be concealed along the side splash or countertop edge. lamp cords can be concealed down the wall and along the baseboard. Improve the look of a home office by hiding the printer, computer and ethernet cables out of sight. Capacity: For Max. 3 Cables (Power x Patch x HDMI x Coax x Extension Cord) Material: High-Quality PVC Outer Dimensions: 25x16x400 mm = 0.98x0.63x15.7 inches Inner Dimensions: 23.5x14.8x400 mm = 0.93x0.58x15.7 inches Total Length: 125" Uv Durations: Yes Paintable Shield: Yes Fireproof: Yes Easy Installation Guide: Yes WE GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION 100% and are here to help in any way possible. Please don't hesitate to contact us for any reason. Click Add to Cart to start organizing and beautifying your homes today!
STRONG SELF-ADHESIVE TAPE: A Plus Electric Cord Cover channel kit comes with very strong adhesive mounting tape on backside. Due to the strength of the adhesive used we strongly suggest taking extra precautions to assure the placement of the channels are precise. Attempts at realigning or replacing the cables may result in damage to the tape or surfaces they are being applied on. Please read the Easy Installation Guide before use.
PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES: A Plus Electric Wire Hiding Kit protects to your children and babies and pets from hazardous, cluttered, loose cables. The right cable management system can help saving your children from choking hazards. A Plus Electric Cord Cover strives to create a safe environment for your loved ones.
100% COSTUMER SATISFACTION: A Plus Electric Cable hiding kit is certifited internationally by RoHS, CE . Channels made by high quality, flexible PVC (C2H3Cl) material. We guarantee quality wire channels. Please contact for any further inquiries.
UMTELE cable hiding system help you to hide cords, wires from TV, office and other electronic cables, make unnecessary and clutter cords become clean and neat, save your time and space. An effective method to solve thorny cable problems. Make your life better!
One-Cord Cable Covers for a Sigle Cable: The best choice when you need a mini cable cover to concealer one cord. Designed to enclose a low-voltage wire or cable such as phone/fax cable, speaker cable, or lamp cord etc.
Extra Length & enough connectors meet all your needs: Each Package contains 20 channels, L15.7in X W0.59in X H0.40in, total length 157in, 9 X Couplings, 4 X flat elbows, 1 X inside elbows, 1 X outside elbows, 1 X mounting tape.
Extra Length & enough connectors meet all your needs: Each Package contains 10 channels, L15.7in X W0.59in X H0.40in, total length 157in, 9 X Couplings, 4 X flat elbows, 1 X inside elbows, 1 X outside elbows, 1 X mounting tape.
Easy install with Extra Strength Self Adhesive Tape: We have upgraded to a premium and stronger self adhesive tape. You can follow instructions and simply secure the channel with the cable where needed.
This product comes with 3 cable management systems. It stores your multiplugs and feeds the cables, from the plugs on it, to your devices, in an orderly manner. It has numerous benefits: The cover and higher ledged cable exit prevent dust and most moisture getting near the plugs. Its sleek monotone design makes it much less attractive to children and pets, keeping them safe, and giving you peace of mind. This product is sturdy and durable that's why we confidently give it a lifetime warranty. It is easy to clean - simply wipe with a dry cloth. The cable boxes are so easy to use. Simply fill them and click the lid. With three matching wire management boxes in this pack you get cohesion of design across your environment. You will hardly notice them compared to the untidy bundle of cables and plugs. The wire covers fit nicely against walls, on shelves unlike the unrestrained wires and plugs of multiple sizes. The power cord boxes are available in black or white to compliment your d cor.
2019 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: Whether at home or in the office keep your plugs handy to your chosen location (on, under or behind the desk, TV stand, games console, even on the floor) without creating clutter and loss of space.
ANY CABLE ORGANISED: An organized environment is an organized mind and a greater productivity. The cable holes are large enough for several cables so every device will have easy access to its charger or power source.
SAFELY HIDDEN PLUGS: Keep the plugs and multi socket safely out of sight from pets and children and free from moisture and dust. Easy access to the plugs when required.
4 STEP USE: 1. Slip your multiplug with the relevant plugs in place into the care organizer box. 2. Feed the cables to the side. 3. Add the lid. 4. Place it and you're done.


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Велике Волково — присілок, Вавозький район, Удмуртія
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Nori Can for Half Sheets [NORBH] - $8.00 : SushiMaven.com, Your Source For Everything Sushi!
Nori container to keep your half sheets of toasted seaweed fresh and crisp. This metal box with a hinged lid is just like they use in the sushi bars to store the nori.
Item Dimensions: 5" x 3 3/4" x 8 1/2 "


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Гылман Баламамед оглы Салахов () — азербайджанский советский кеманчист и дирижёр, автор ряда песен и танцев. Заслуженный деятель искусств Азербайджанской ССР (1940).

Жизнь и творчество
Родился Гылман Салахов в 1906 году. С 1922 по 1926 год учился в Азербайджанской государственной тюркской музыкальной школе, а затем в музыкальном техникуме по классу кеманчи. В 1939 году, становится лауреатом I Всесоюзного конкурса исполнителей на народных инструментах в Москве, одним из организаторов которого был композитор Узеир Гаджибеков. С 1931 года по приглашению Гаджибекова работал в оркестре народных инструментов. С 1938 по 1964 год Салахов был художественным руководителем ансамбля песни и танца Азербайджанской государственной филармонии. Салахов написал ряд песен и танцев для ансамбля, среди которых можно назвать танцы «Нелбеки» и «Наз элямя».

Награды и звания
 орден «Знак Почёта» (25.02.1946; 09.06.1959)
 Заслуженный деятель искусств Азербайджанской ССР (27.04.1940)

Примечания

Кеманчисты Азербайджана


Conrad, Kit, Mina and the Raptor work to save the life of a med student in need of a triple-organ transplant, drawing Bell back to the OR for one of the Chastain's riskiest surgeries yet.
After the police find Julian's empty car in a nearby lake, Devon does some investigating of his own to find out what might have happened.
Meanwhile, Mina and the Raptor hound Bell to halt his business with the risky medical device company, Quovadis, and Nic makes a rash decision regarding her sister.
Air Date: Monday, Feb. 4 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
THE RESIDENT: L-R: Guest star Jane Leeves, guest star Chelsea Kurtz, Matt Czuchry, guest star Dan Camden and guest star Sharon Omi in the "Virtually Impossible" episode of THE RESIDENT airing Monday, Feb. 4 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2018 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Guy D'Alema/FOX.


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Gopalakrishnan, R., Hawley, H. B., Czachor, J. S., Markert, R. J., & Bernstein, J. M. (1999). Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia Infection And Colonization In The Intensive Care Units Of Two Community Hospitals A Study Of 143 Patients. Heart Lung.


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Archaeology ›
Seaport Shipwreck
The remains of a 19th-century lime schooner were discovered during construction at 121 Seaport Boulevard in May 2016.
The cargo
Seaport Shipwreck's Future
In May 2016, construction crews excavating the foundations at the building site of 121 Seaport Boulevard discovered the hull of a large ship preserved in the clay of the former South Boston Flats. The developer, Skanska, chose to temporarily stop work in the area of the ship to allow for archaeological documentation before continuing work.
A team of archaeologists from the Public Archaeology Laboratory (PAL), Inc., was hired to document the ship and were assisted by archaeologists from:
the City of Boston Archaeology Program
Massachusetts Board of Underwater Archaeological Resources
David S. Robinson and Associates Marine Archaeology, and
the Massachusetts Historical Commission.
Unless otherwise noted, these results and images are from the 2016 archaeological report by PAL on file at the Massachusetts Historical Commission.
Seaport Shipwreck insitu in May 2016. (Image credit: City of Boston Archaeology Program)
Still have questions? Contact:
archaeology@boston.gov
201 Rivermoor Street
West Roxbury , MA 02132
Until it was filled beginning in 1885, the site of the Seaport Shipwreck was part of the expansive South Boston Flats, a tidal mudflat that would have been dry at low tide and submerged at high tide. Much of the land that today makes up the Seaport district of South Boston was filled in the 19th century. The Seaport Shipwreck was found under 20 feet of fill resting directly on clay in what used to be the harbor's seabed.
During initial construction work at the site, dozens of massive H-piles (steel beams) were driven into the fill prior to it being excavated. This resulted in two piles unknowingly impacting the shipwreck well before excavations reached it. Excavation crews removing the fill with heavy machinery found the wooden hull of the ship and stopped excavations.
Once enough fill had been removed that the hull was fully exposed, it was clear that an important archeological discovery had been made. The developer, Skanska, willingly stopped work in the area and called in professional archeologists to document the site.
Image credit: Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc, (Map: Boynton 1836)
The remains of the Seaport Shipwreck included a significant portion of the lowest part of the ship's hull, measuring 47 feet long by 15 feet wide. The stern or rear of the ship was missing, but it is likely that the ship was between 60 and 80 feet long when built.
The archaeological team documented several hull components including a keel, keelson (a timber beam that runs along the interior center of the hull), three plank types (floor, ceiling, and hull), one knee timber (interior brace), two mast steps (hole in the keel and planks for the mast), and numerous futtocks (ribs).
The two mast steps indicate the ship was a two-masted schooner. The fore mast, the mast closest to the bow, was located very close to the keel. Based on the size and positions of the masts, the ship was likely a schooner type known as a "pinky."
The Seaport Shipwreck was not a young ship when it sunk. Many of the futtock timbers used in the ship's construction are compass timbers, which are curved tree branches selected for their naturally-formed shape. By the mid-19th century, many of these trees were already consumed, indicating that the Seaport Shipwreck was built in the early 19th century and likely had an earlier purpose before becoming a shipping schooner.
Plan drawing of Seaport Shipwreck remains. (Image Credit: Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc.)
Mast step in hull (outer circle) and keel (inner rectangle) where the ship mast sat. (Image Credit: City of Boston Archaeology Program)
Bow of Seaport Shipwreck showing mast seat (hole in floor behind person on right), floor planks (planks around mast seat), ceiling planks (planks under floor planks), outer hull planks (lower image touching clay seabed), and futtocks (beams/ribs between hull plank and celing planks). (Image credit: City of Boston Archaeology Program)
Archaeologists documenting the site found dozens of partially burned wooden casks or barrels filled with lime. These barrels were placed on their side parallel to the keel and stacked so tightly that there were almost no spaces between each barrel. Historic records of a similar-sized lime schooner was documented to contain over 1,200 lime barrels, and it is likely that the Seaport Shipwreck also contained a similar cargo.
Each wooden barrel measured 1.5 x 2.5 feet in size. They were made from several staves and held together by natural birch hoops. They were remarkably well preserved in the wet conditions, with the exception of their burned portions, which had been lost while the ship was still underwater. A barrel lid was found in the hull with a partial stenciled label "ROCKLA" indicating that the ship and its cargo originated from Rockland, Maine, the leading lime producer in America during the mid- to late-19th century.
Lime would have been an important component in mortar, which was in high demand in Boston for the booming Financial District, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and South End neighborhoods.
Barrel staves and birch barrel hoops. (Image credit: Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc.)
Lower portions of partially burned lime barrels. One barrel excavated to show wood staves. (Image credit: Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc. )
Lime barrel lid with faint "ROCKLA" stencil painted label indicating the lime was from Rockland, Maine. (Photo credit: City of Boston Archaeology Program)
It is likely that the lime cargo was the source of both the fire and the reason why the boat sank. When lime gets wet, it heats up in an exothermic reaction. In spite of it being dangerous, shipping lime via boat was still the most cost effective method.
If water managed to leak into the hull, the casks of lime would expand and heat up eventually catching fire, and burning lime schooners were frequently noted in local Boston papers in the 19th century. It is highly likely that the cargo of the Seaport Shipwreck got wet, caught fire, and led to the burning and sinking of the ship. The stern (rear) of the ship had burned completely and the barrels of lime were all partially burned.
The position of the ship found with the bow pointing northeast indicates that the ship was towed to the South Boston flats and deliberately left there, likely as the ship was on fire. It was the safest place for the uncontrollable fire to burn out without catching other ships, wharves, or buildings on fire.
Archaeologists working in the rear of the ship found a concentration of household items that were likely originally in the ship's cabin, including a stack of ironstone plates, two three-tined forks, a knife, a clay tobacco pipe marked "McDougall," a whetstone, a can of nails, and small hinges possibly from a box. All of these items were heavily burned, likely due to the lime fire. Fortunately, these artifacts helped greatly in the overall timeline of the ships history and its sinking. The three-tined fork with its iron handle, central "well" and overall form was a style created first in 1869 and popular after the Civil War.
Two forks from after 1869 and a knife recovered from hull of the Seaport Shipwreck. (Image credit: Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc.)
With the fork not being invented until 1869 and the filling of the land in 1885, we can confidently date the sinking of the Seaport Shipwreck to sometime between 1869 and 1885. The name of the ship is still unknown and archaeologists are actively pursuing several research leads into the various lime ships from Rockland that meet the description of the Seaport Shipwreck that are documented in historic sources as having sunk in Boston Harbor between 1869 and 1885.
As for the original construction date of the ship, several wood samples of the ships hull planks and futtocks containing bark and outer tree rings have been collected and await future dendrochronological tree ring dating analysis. Dating analysis costs approximately $2,000. If you have any possible research leads or documentation, or would like to make a donation towards dendrochronology dating of the Seaport Shipwreck timbers, please email archaeology@boston.gov.
The shipwreck was removed by Skanska in several large fragments after thorough archaeological documentation in order to continue work on the 121 Seaport Blvd. building. It was stored on flatbed trucks for several months during which archaeologists had the opportunity to continue documentation of the ship's hull and construction. The shipwreck was part of the privately-owned property of Skanska. As the timbers and overall boat were in a fragmentary state, and as complete conservation and restoration were not feasible (only the lowest portion of a very large ship hull was found intact), creative alternative uses of the ship's timber were sought.
The artifacts found within the ship are currently held by professional archaeologists while it is being determined if they will be put on display in the completed building. If they are not, the artifacts will be transferred to the City of Boston Archaeology Lab and be made accessible to the public and researchers. Thirteen large archival sample fragments of the ship, including pieces of keel, futtock, and planking as well as samples of barrel, barrel hoop, oakum (fiber used in hull caulking), ballast stones, and trunnels (wooden nails) are currently held in the City Archaeology Lab. These are accessible to researchers and the public by appointment (email archaeology@boston.gov to make an appointment).


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Q: Celery task testcase refuses to complete I have a celery task that iterates through a django queryset. For each iteration, my code interacts with an external api. When i run my testcase to test the task, for some unknown reasons test doesn't complete
# celery task

@shared_task
def iterate_and_compute():
    qs = Product.objects.all()
    for item in qs:
       iteract_with_external_api()

# my testcase
from django.test import TestCase
from myapp.models import Product
from myapp.tasks import iterate_and_compute

class TaskTestCase(TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        # do some setup, like creating some products

    def test_iterate_and_compute_is_successful():
        task = iterate_and_compute.delay()
        res = task.get()
        self.assertEqual(task.status, 'SUCCESS')

celery worker is started like so:
celery -A myproject worker -l INFO -P solo
my test is run like so:
python manage.py test myapp.tests.test_tasks.TaskTestCase.test_iterate_and_compute_is_successful
From celery worker i get this response, that task succeeded
Task myapp.tasks.iterate_and_compute[71ab0ede-3a58-476b-a5cd-27e56552e9f1] succeeded in 0.07800000000861473s: None

This is the response i get from my test console
python manage.py test myapp.tests.test_tasks.TaskTestCase.test_iterate_and_compute_is_successful
Creating test database for alias 'default'...
System check identified no issues (0 silenced).

That response remains like so for minutes.
Do's & Dont's

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*i'm not chaining / grouping task and no other task is called within iterate_and_compute task

*within my iterate_and_compute task i use time.sleep(25) which should only last for 25 seconds
What i've tried

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*I've tried starting my celery worker with different queues and call my task with apply_async and assign it to a queue

*I've tried ignoring task results @shared_task(ignore_result=True)

*Initially no return after the iteration in my iterate_and_compute task, i added return just to see if it'll make any difference.

*I've tried setting a soft_time_limit on my task, but because i'm running on a windows OS, soft_time_limit is not supported

*I've searched stack overflow to see if there's anything related (prob. i missed a solution) bt i didn't find any.
Uses

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*celery==4.4.7

*Django==3.1.1

*django-celery-results==1.2.1

*rabbitmq_server-3.8.5

*ErlangOTP-23.1.1
How can i make my testcase to completely run and show result of my test ?


Andrew and Stephen Mansfield rehearse for the 5th Doctors cricketing scene.
The Ancient and Worshipful Timelord Judges.
The race is on ! Kevin puts the runners through their paces.
Little does the Tenth Planet Cyberman know that my umbrella is tipped with gold ! Nor does Susan Moore.
Helen Colthart (make up) puts the finishing touches to Peter Cox's Draconian arms.
Tony Clark get's a helping hand (three fingered, of course) from Stephen M.
Toby Aspin and Jan West prepare to ride off into the sunset.
The Cartwright sisters as Romana and Polly...or was it Polly and Romana ?
So much to do...and so little time !
The secrets out ! Adam Vanger isn't available for all the shooting days, so I get to play the 2nd Doctor as well...if only from a rear view ! Daniel Cohen (3rd Doctor) helps me get into character.
They tell me it's bigger on the inside!
Cameraman Dave Hick lines up the next shot while Kevin directs the action.
My big scene with JNT. Needless to say,I am keen to get it right!
This Webpage is respectfully dedicated to all the cast and crew who made The Few Doctors.
Thank you for making it such fun !


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Health visitors Archives - Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board
Baby in Mind Bridgend delivers at social care awards
A team which gives parents a 'fighting chance' of keeping their baby, who would otherwise be taken into care, has won a national award for innovation after achieving an 86% success rate in keeping families together via early intervention.
November 25, 2020 November 25, 2020 Award, Bridgend, Health visitors
Health visitor Kelly completes cancer treatment to be crowned star student
Rhondda health visitor Kelly Howell has won a prestigious Queen's Nursing Institute Outstanding Achievement award after completing her training while receiving treatment for breast cancer and raising her four children.
November 18, 2020 January 4, 2021 Award, Health visitors, Rhondda


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Can Technology Advance Equality and Justice?
Harnessing technology-driven innovation for the common good.
By Edward C. Wilson-Smythe / December 7, 2020
Innovation, when pursued without a moral compass or an ethical core, predictably led to a dystopia of one ruling class replacing another, with incumbency and inequality further entrenched by the ever-increasing dominion of technology. At the same time, technology has given a voice to so many who have previously not been part of our dialogue.
The challenge we face is to make technology-driven innovation more inclusive. So how can we finally repurpose innovation to realize the utopia of democratized technologies that drive greater equality?
All-Time Highs and Lows
The triple tsunamis of the continued murder of Black people by law enforcement, disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the scarcely believable reality show that is the aftermath of the presidential election have brought into sharper relief the inequalities and inefficiencies endemic to our society. Some people get every opportunity, and many others never get a chance.
We live in a time where economic inequality has never been greater, opportunities for progress for anyone outside the established elite have never been smaller, and trust in the foundations of our society and economy has never been lower.
Despite the progress and prosperity around us—and especially in the technology industry—we live in a world where:
U.S. stock markets hit an all-time high amid the highest period of unemployment since the end of World War II.
During the worst pandemic in over a century, Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people have a COVID-19 death rate triple that of White Americans, but are 40–50% less represented in vaccine trials necessary to stop the spread of the virus.
With in-person learning being severely curtailed, 1 in 6 students in the United States do not have access to high-speed internet to participate in remote learning, rising to 1 in 3 among Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Southern, rural, and working-class Americans.
1 in 5 people face starvation and homelessness and millions work in perilous jobs with no protections literally put their lives at risk to ensure that the select few working from home can continue their lives with minimal disruption.
Read more of Edward C. Wilson-Smythe's thought leadership.
The common theme through these paradoxes is that technology-driven innovation seems to only magnify inequalities in access, opportunity, and outcomes.
The Nature of Innovation: Progress, Privilege, and Misery
The received wisdom is that innovation has been the cornerstone of human progress, with each great leap in the human condition being driven by an era of innovation.
However, through successive waves of innovation, we have been blinded by growth in productivity and wealth—and ignored necessary questions around what was produced, how it was produced, how it was distributed, who benefitted from it all, and most importantly, who was left behind. There have been great advances, but not all rising tides have lifted all boats.
For example, the Agricultural Revolution further enriched the landed gentry as rentiers, led to the evils of indentured servitude and enslavement, and created periodic famines from Bengal to Ireland to Persia to Ukraine, all to serve the needs of colonizing elites.
Focusing purely on innovation at all costs can create a powerful impulse toward inequality, injustice, and insecurity.
The Industrial Revolution created a new kind of plutocrat who accumulated wealth through child labor and unsafe workplaces, created urban slums to keep dispossessed workers close to factories, and abandoned the working class to unemployment, poverty, and addiction in search of new ways to accumulate wealth.
And the Financial Revolution, the last 40 years of ideological hegemony of supply-side economics in the United States and globally, has created a definitive schism between money and the structural foundations of the economy, where a small group of global elites can systematically enrich themselves by condemning workers to poverty and uncertainty close to home, and exploiting workers and forcibly extracting wealth in far-off lands.
Every wave of innovation has entrenched and concentrated privilege, while condemning the vast majority of humanity to servitude and misery. We have failed to understand the true nature of innovation and how it impacts social and economic structures, because we paid attention to the wrong metrics.
Technology-Innovation Reality Distortion Zone
As the most profound and most impactful era of innovation, the current Information Revolution goes beyond impacting social and economic structures to changing the very way we perceive the world around us.
The primary product of this era is not even information, but a new economic reality where:
Managers and professionals living paycheck to paycheck vilify the working class and blindly serve and emulate the top 0.1% who control our society and economy, despite having lives and concerns that are much closer to the working class than the new idols of capitalism.
People struggling to make ends meet in the gig economy are conditioned to see themselves as empowered entrepreneurs instead of exploited workers.
Lines between objective facts, informed opinions, and outright lies have been obliterated in the name of increasing engagement on social media, ending the shared understanding that is critical for informed social and economic decisions.
These carefully curated realities serve one purpose: to distort our perception of social and economic structures to enrich a very small number of innovators, while disenfranchising billions of people and corroding institutions designed to serve them.
Focusing purely on innovation at all costs can create a powerful impulse towards inequality, injustice, and insecurity. The convenience of immediate transport at the push of a button and overnight delivery of any product has a human cost.
Repurposing innovation for the common good will require much more than good intentions and gentle suasion. We finally need to put humanity above consumer convenience and quarterly results. Without direct, purposeful, and urgent action, we may run out of time to address this existential threat to our shared humanity and build sustainable systems that uplift all.
Harnessing Innovation for the Common Good
As leaders in technology companies, in the broader economy, and in our communities, we can take tangible steps to bend the arc of innovation toward justice. We should complement our involvement in and influence of macro issues such as regulation, taxation, trade, and migration, with an unwavering focus on what we excel at: influencing the design, deployment, and consumption of technology in a way that benefits the broadest possible definition of our society.
There are three parts to the democratization of innovation, with clear pathways to a more inclusive and equitable future that are within our control.
Design for Whom We Serve. With technology impacting every person in our society, it is more critical than ever to ensure that innovations are designed to serve all of society. Faced with justified lack of trust and significant issues with access and affordability among Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ communities, pharmaceutical companies are making concerted efforts to improve diversity in scientific and leadership positions, increase representation of marginalized communities in clinical trials, and engage with community organizations to build stronger partnerships. This is the type of inclusive, lifesaving innovation that is a new model for a more people-forward industry.
Ensure Equitable Access. While discrimination has been endemic in all human societies, technology enables us to codify, target, and accelerate adverse impacts. Redlining, denying loans to Black people and Black-owned businesses, and predatory lending practices targeting Black and Brown people conducted over generations have driven the current racial disparity in wealth. From the largest financial institutions to smaller Black-owned banks, there is less reliance on biased algorithms to evaluate people based on ZIP codes or occupation or net worth, which are all proxies for race, and instead building relationships with individuals and prioritizing a portion of a portfolio toward traditionally marginalized communities.
Make Space for Humans. Automation now represents a greater threat to manufacturing employment than low-cost countries, at the same time when there are more jobs available than people qualified to fill them. The issue is an irreversible shift from traditional labor-intensive jobs to high-skilled jobs in automated plants, digital ecosystems and new high-tech sectors. We cannot set the clock back to create jobs that no longer exist and should not treat people as cost line items to be optimized. Manufacturers are increasingly addressing the labor shortage and helping displaced workers by building reskilling and redeployment programs into the business case for transformation. This does not slow the pace of change; it only identifies the true cost of transformation and sets the foundation for greater sustainable returns through a skilled and future-ready workforce. It also helps ensure stable employment within the community, resulting in a more attractive place to work and more potential customers to serve. When workers have more money in their pockets, everyone wins.
Learn more about NTT Data Services' approach to digital operations.
Time for the Real Technology Revolution
Technology-driven innovation has the potential to create new social structures and values, and finally reconcile growth with equality, people with profits, and economics with environment. It must, however, be given moral purpose and ethical direction.
The cost of doing nothing will be societies further fragmented between an ever-smaller cabal of privileged individuals who exist above social norms, and an increasing group of "free agents" untethered from any concept of a shared society, believing in their own truths and fighting ever more desperately over ever-decreasing resources. Technology has the ability to connect the world, but these bonds have to be strong enough to keep society from falling apart.
The good news is that our ability to influence the course of innovation has never been greater than it is now. We have a big challenge, but the ability to deliver big solutions.
We must act purposefully and urgently to ensure technology restores the promise of innovation to its rightful beneficiaries—the people—and leads to equality, security, and dignity for all human beings. It is time for the new human renaissance that every previous era of innovation has promised but failed to deliver.
Let us begin.
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Derby County emerged victorious in the Kinder+Sport Championship Kids Cup Final, defeating Ipswich Town 2-1 at Wembley Stadium.
Etwall Primary School were the Rams' winning representatives, while Cedarwood Primary School were representing the Tractor Boys, in a match played at Wembley Stadium prior to the Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Final.
Derby raced into an early lead when Jack Perry was put clear - he neatly finished beyond the goalkeeper from an acute angle.
It stayed 1-0 up until the break, and Ipswich came out firing on all cylinders, but the Rams defended doggedly to somehow keep the opposition at bay.
The Tractor Boys' failure to make the pressure count eventually cost them, when captain Harry Hawkins struck a fierce effort into the bottom corner after his original effort from a free-kick was blocked.
With the final whistle imminent, Ipswich needed something special, and they got it. Reuben Swann, the Tractor Boys' skipper, opted to go for goal straight from kick-off and the ball managed to find its way into the net. However, the referee did blow for full-time immediately after, meaning it was Wembley glory for Derby.
"It's amazing, not many people get to do that," goalscorer Hawkins said, reflecting on the final and the experience at the national stadium.
Rick Overstone, co head teacher at Etwall Primary, added: "I'm so proud, the boys have done so well. We've been really well supported in the process by Kinder, the EFL, and Derby County.
The EFL Kids Cup, alongside the Girls Cup for under-13s, is sponsored by Ferrero's Kinder+Sport programme. Encouraging children to be physically active and embrace the joy of moving is one of Ferrero's key aims and core corporate social responsibility principles, both in the UK and globally. The Kinder+Sport programme is designed to promote active lifestyles through dynamic play and sports among children and their families, and has reached 15 million children in 27 countries to date.
In the UK, Kinder+Sport includes a number of initiatives. The Kinder+Sport Move and Learn programme is a national, school-based education programme delivered in partnership with The EFL Trust that helps children learn about the importance of a balanced diet and regular physical activity. Ferrero also partners with The EFL Trust to deliver two more national competitions, the Kinder+Sport Futsal Cup for the under-16 age group, and the Kinder+Sport Challenge Cup for the under-18s group.
Derby County (represented by Etwall Primary): Leo Wilkinson (GK), Harry Hawkins (captain), Conor Livingstone, Aakish Shibu, Jack Perry, Ben Price, Sam Cheetham, Nick Dickens.


Pulwama police today distributed many useful items to Kashmir Yateem Welfare Society Pulwama & Government Primary School Drusoo and a scooty to a specially-abled person.
Sponsored under Civic Action Programme, it is an effort by local police to help the students and needy persons of the area.
Items including computer sets, sports kits, kitchen items, mating, stationary items, locker, steel boxes etc were distributed under the supervision of ASP Pulwama Shri Mohammad Anwer-ul-Haq-KPS and DYSP DAR Shri Satish Kumar-KPS. Besides, they handed over a scooty to a specially-able girl.
The school authorities and respectable citizens of the area including youth from different parts of Pulwama participated in the function at District Police Lines Pulwama.
The locals appreciated the role of Jammu and Kashmir Police especially in equipping schools with modern gadgetry.


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In December 2017, IREC was awarded by the European Commission with the accreditation "Human Resources Excellence in Research", to the R&D entities that implement the strategy "Human Resources Strategy for Researchers". That is why IREC is listed in the EURAXESS website under the header of 'HR Acknowledged Institutions' where the HR awarded institutions are regrouped per country. The accreditation "Human Resources Excellence in Research" entails internal and external audits to ensure the correct implementation.
Leaving apart the award, IREC has a clear commitment to continuously improve our human resource policies in line with the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, and a commitment to achieve fair and transparent recruitment and appraisal procedures.
Taking into account the Action Plan from December 2017 and comparing that with our achievements in 2018 and 2019, we can assure that we achieved significant enhancement in:
The Career Development Plan for IREC researchers, with the aim of offering the best opportunities for personnel and professional growth, in terms of boosting future careers both in the industrial and academic worlds.
The yearly evaluation and appraisal process for researchers and PhD students, with the aim to standardize templates and criteria and to schedule every step of the process, so that the researchers know about the development of their career and can receive guidance in their next professional steps.
The Research Environment with the aim of providing the maximum level of health and safety in the workplace, and also providing the most supportive, respectful, equitable, inclusive, stable, competitive and stimulating environment. Thus, providing the best possible conditions for top world-renowned research.
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The Human Resources Department focuses on the attraction, selection, training, assessment and rewarding of leading scientists and administrative personnel in compliance with employment and labour laws. It is foremostly devoted to ensuring that the Institute's mission, vision, values, guiding principles, and goals of excellence are met. The available job offers in order to become an IREC member are published and managed in the Work with Us sections of this website.
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The Minnesota Department of Health said Friday it has received 29 letters of intent from parties interested in growing medical marijuana, the first official step in selecting medical cannabis manufacturers under the state's new program.
Friday was the deadline for companies to submit a letter of intent. Applications are due Oct. 3.
Two manufacturers will be selected in December. Potential investors must pay a $20,000 nonrefundable fee just to apply.
Submitting a letter of intent does not obligate someone to formally apply, the Health Department said. The step is designed to help the department plan for the application review process. The department did not disclose the names of those submitting letters of intent.
"To help ensure a level playing field for all applicants throughout the process, MDH will provide details about applications only as allowed under the state law passed this spring," the department said in a news release.
The Legislature has directed the state Health Department to pick two facilities to grow medical marijuana and process it into non-smokeable forms for patients who suffer from serious conditions, such as AIDS, cancer or multiple sclerosis.


Remodeling kitchen on a budget isn't impossible thing to do as there are many ideas can create a new atmosphere. Homeowners with limited budget no need to worry, transform the old kitchen space can run in simple steps. There are three ideas need full attention: paint, appliances and lighting.
A new coat of paint on the walls and ceilings becomes the most inexpensive way to remodel kitchen area. Paint is an affordable and instant way to update a room, including kitchen. Be wise in choosing a color! Bold and rich shades such as orange, green and blue will look perfect for deep-colored wood cabinets or lighter tiles. While gray-blue and sea-foam green are the best choices for white wood cabinets or darker tiles.
Remove old and dysfunctional appliances such as ranges, dishwashers and refrigerators. Consider stainless steel appliances to create a modern and contemporary look. Replace the most important appliances, not entire items in the kitchen. Save more money by looking for discount events on the Internet such as Black Friday. Don't forget keep an eye on advertisements from local appliance stores.
Install new lighting system is one of kitchen remodeling ideas on a budget. You can choose between track and recessed lighting on the ceilings. Beautify the island by installing pendant lighting over it and under-cabinet lighting to ease food preparation.
Three ideas above are really inspiring, but if you want to save more money, follow several tips below.
a. Do what you can do! Several activities are a DIY project (Do It Yourself). In this case, no need to hire a professional. Contact a contractor for electricity and plumbing installations.
b. Save more money by shopping at flea market. Don't underestimate flea market, you will find interesting items for your kitchen whether appliances, accessories and fixtures.
c. Don't follow hot trends as they can cost more. Stick to something classic and contemporary.
d. Do you want to hire a contractor? Choose a reputable contractor with unquestionable experience.
Those are several ideas when remodeling kitchen on a budget, consider them carefully.