Will sharing slow down my Internet connection?
Yes. Sharing resources does cause slower individual access. However, whether the slowdown is noticeable depends on many factors.
If you share a high-speed broadband internet connection you will rarely notice additional computers browsing, simply because they're not consuming the entire bandwidth, and even if they do, it is often for just a couple of seconds. Also, many web sites serve pages slower than your broadband connection can handle due to their load, internet congestion, etc. You will not notice any slowdown from VoIP calls, or audio streaming either, as they consume very little bandwidth.
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The question is so simple and so the answer is. Ofcourse if you share any of your resourses with other it'll have atleast some effect on the overall performance.
I share a 10mb connection, and when someone is using limewire/bearshare etc. then it basically just absobs most of the connection...this is based on the fat *!%$ I live with who sits upstairs downloading the world 24/7. So if you are sharing with your dad it wont effect you, but if you're sharing with students, etc. who love downloading loads of stuff then it will affect you big time.
help!!! say i want to lag my internet so i can piss my sister and brother off. would using a p2p sharing program like bitlord, lag our whole internet if i download a whole bunch of stuff on bitlord and then let it upload/seed the stuff ?
Yep, that should piss them off, big time. Mom and Dad will likely get pissed too.
If you really want to piss them off, go into the settings of your router, and limit their bandwidth limit (around 25kps, its slow enough to annoy but fast enough to still work without a timeout), you need their mac address but you can also set who has priority internet access which is good if you're sharing internet.
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By NSnewstv Staff
As the Senate gears up to vote today on a new version of the mortgage bailout legislation, Speaker Nancy Pelosi has her work cut out for her in convincing members of her own caucus to support the bill once it moves over to the House. A key voting bloc within the Democratic caucus is the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and it showed its relevance on Monday when 13 of its members opposed H.R. 3997, sending the bill down in defeat 228-205. It was one of the clearest indications yet of the influence the CBC, now with 43 members, has in the majority in the House.
CBC members voting against the bill were Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN); Rep. William Clay, Jr. (D-MO); Rep. Emmanuel Cleaver (D-MO); Rep. Al Green (D-TX); Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-IL); Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee (D-TX); Rep. William Jefferson (D-LA); Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA); Rep. Carolyn Cheeks-Kilpatrick (D-MI); Rep. Donald Payne (D-NJ); Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL); Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA); and Rep. David Scott (D-GA).
The members of the CBC who opposed the bill did so for a variety of reasons but the one that is most clear is the fact that their constituents, many of them poor and in dire financial straits, were vehemently opposed to the idea of bailing out billion dollar financial firms that had been poorly managed and perceived as "greedy" in the manner they conducted business. Many constituents of CBC members are the very individuals who were taken advantage of by mortgage lenders who peddled risky, high-interest subprime mortgages to new homeowners who now face foreclosure. The impact in the Black community will be devastating since for many Blacks their homes are their primary investment vehicle and the one instrument that has been a dependable means by which to create relative financial security within families. The mortgage fallout, along with the credit crunch and high rates of unemployment and joblessness, has created the perfect storm in Black communities that now threaten to destabilize entire communities across the country.
And the downturn is impacting both poor and middle class Black communities, as even homeowners in the latter were shuffled off into the risky subprime market and are now facing the possible loss of their homes. In the Washington, D.C. region Prince George's County, Maryland, long held up as a model Black middle class community, is in the midst of a mortgage meltdown. It is the single hardest hit area of the region and the one in the Washington area that is eligible for the largest share of federal dollars in the community block grants that were part of the housing rescue package approved during the summer.
In opposing the bill, Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. stated, "This crisis started because of the home mortgage market, yet this legislation merely suggests that the Treasury Secretary implement a plan to mitigate foreclosures and to encourage servicers of mortgages to modify loans. There is no explicit directive to actively restructure mortgages. Furthermore, the bill does not allow bankruptcy judges to restructure troubled mortgages." Rep. Bobby Scott of Virginia voiced concern over the nature of securities the bill would have allowed the federal government to bailout. Scott noted, "Some of the assets we will be asked to buy are options, derivatives, and other speculative investments that may be in fact worthless. There is no public policy rationale to bail investors out of speculative securities that did not pay off. Since there is no commitment to calculating a fair value price, and to paying no more than that price, this is a bad deal for the American people, because we will undoubtedly overpay for these assets. Therefore, the worthiness of the deal rises or falls on the commitment to limit payments to a fair value."
Speaker Nancy Pelosi will have to contend with the concerns raised by CBC members if the legislation is to have any chance at passing in the House. Since President Bush initially proposed the $700 billion package, members of the Congressional Black Caucus voiced concern that individual homeowners should be first in line for relief in any bailout and that additional oversight of the mortgage industry and financial services sector be a precondition in any legislation. Several members of the CBC have also advocated for a moratorium on foreclosures until homeowners have had a chance to restructure their mortgages. Also, the impact on renters who occupy homes that are in danger of being foreclosed is one of the quiet crises that are brewing that will hit the Black community hard. During a Town Hall Meeting on the mortgage crisis at the recent Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) also expressed her concern over the behavior of firms that service mortgages and spoke to NSnewstv.com on that issue after her appearance on the panel.
As the speaker makes her rounds in calling upon members of her Caucus to support the bailout it will be a classic case of political bartering as the 13 members of the CBC who currently oppose the plan will be in position to seek not only concessions in the current package but for some future consideration of personal priorities. The positioning of the CBC has been decades in the making and represents a new milestone in the evolution of Black political representation in Congress.
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In today's Italian lesson, we learn that bar in Italian translates to café in English. So this post comes to you from San Francesco Café.
When I walked in, I immediately felt like I was in a cosy place. Could it have been the presence of Grandmas? There were also more people in the restaurant that I'm used to here in Prato, so I thought it must be a good place. The crowd was mostly made up of Uni Students and seniors and had a constant flux of diners.
Bar San Francesco is one of our Uni discounted places but they have a special menu for students. The deals are also pretty sweet for the sweet price of €6; one of them allows students order a first course, a side dish, dessert, coffee and water which is the deal I went for. After going through the menu, I ordered the Tortellini with Rosé Sauce. However, I forgot to ask if it had meat. Turned out it did. So the waiter had it changed to tagliolini which is similar to your regular cylindrical spaghetti. As a side dish, I got salad because it would have been weird getting French fries. Although, I do love me some French fries.
Of course, I ordered water to drink. The great thing is that they offer sparkling water at the same rate as still water. Other restuarants need to take note. While waiting for my dishes, I noticed that they didn't serve me the customary bread. Do Italian restaurants have a different protocol for solo diners?
Anyway, not too long after my pasta was served and my first impression was that it was basic! I can imagine that it may have looked more interesting with the tortellini. I had considered the tagliolini with salmon, which is what I think I may have if I visit again. I totally forgot about that option when my pasta type was being changed. Maybe the waiter thought I was a vegetarian through and through.
The pasta was perfectly cooked, Al dente goodness. The sauce wasn't bad too, it had more tomatoes but was creamy at the same time. Once again, the onions provided a great flavour enhancement to the dish. I basically inhaled the pasta and once or twice, I wondered if I was eating the food correctly. Did Italians roll their pasta? Were the pasta forkfuls too big? I enjoyed my pasta anyhow, it was fresh but like I said basic; would have liked something more.
The salad had olive oil and more salt than my pasta. It was definitely not a healthy salad.
Now to desserts. I had been told that when I was done, I could go to the bar to order my dessert. The options were three cookies, pastry or gelato. If you follow ayamstuffed on Instagram, you'll see that I've had some pretty good gelato already so that option wasn't appealing. So was the pastry option. That left the three cookies and I wasn't complaining. The three cookies were sugar cookies, and I chose one dipped in white chocolate, one shaped like a squirrel and dipped in dark chocolate and one with some fruit jam. I took them home and had them with a ht beverage, if I remember correctly.
Would I want to return? Yes. I like the three cookies dessert option as one can take them home to enjoy at a later time. It's also a lovely place to dine in.
Bar San Francesco is located at Via Santa Trinita 32, 59100 Prato, Italy.
Now that you have enjoyed this post, if this dish is something you would like to try, click here. It's pretty simple and the dish is made with tortellini, not tagliolini. Buon Appetito!
Bravo! Reading this early in the mornibg and wondering why the plain pasta and salad appeal to me. I must have gone to bed hungry?


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Daly's Clearing Hut & Waitawheta Hut
Stepping up our family tramping
adventure, Kids
Daly's Clearing Hut is a standard hut in the Kaimai-Mamaku Forest Park, one step down from our usual selection of a serviced hut or, mostly recently, a Great Walk Hut. What it lacks in amenities, it makes up for in charm. It's painted an inviting combination of pale blue and red and lovingly cared for by volunteers from an Auckland tramping club. It was the first hut we ever attempted as a family of four and served as the gateway to the kids' first two night tramp.
Sadie was one month shy of turning two the first time we walked into the hut. We parked the car at the Franklin Road end and made our way up Dean's Track through farmland, then forest towards the hut. They next day we headed out via the Waitawheta tramline along the Waitawheta River, completing the loop in a counterclockwise direction. Here's link to the topo map and elevation profile, though in the opposite direction.
We happened to catch Sadie at the "all-by-myself" stage, so whenever she was offered a ride in the child-carrier, she replied, "No. Walk." The only words she spoke more often on this trip were "chocolate" and "peepee." We probably shouldn't have started potty training just before we left.
At 4-1/2-years-old, Dan had no problem walking the whole track with his little backpack on. It was a good thing, too, because carrying him was not an option. Jack's pack was completely filled with 4 sleeping bags and our gear. I carried some of the food and the child-carrier, with Sadie inside, though she only agreed to get in twice over the 10 kilometre trip. First on the first day, when the grass was over her head and second on the second day after she tumbled head over heals down the slick muddy track. After the fall, she fell asleep in the pack and didn't wake up again until we were nearly back at the car.
Nearly 18 months later, we returned again. This time with two of Sadie's 3-1/2-year-old friends, one of Dan's friends (almost 6), and their families. Together we faced the un-bookable hut dilemma. With 11 people and a 16-bed hut, we couldn't count on getting a bunk for everyone as, at our pace, we'd likely be the last to arrive. Jack was in marathon training mode at the time, so we decided that if we arrived at the hut only to find it full, he would fun the 4.8 kilometres back to the car to get our tent and camping mats, then run back into the hut again with the gear. No sweat. Another, perhaps more sensible family, decided to bring the tent, just in case.
Along the way, the kids alternated between sprinting and painfully slow meditative walking. They carefully collected special sticks, special rocks, and special leaves. They uncovered brightly coloured mushrooms, which caused the six adults to shriek in unison, "Don't touch that!" They jumped off rocks and logs, and there was the odd 3-year-old meltdown thrown in for good measure.
When we joyfully emerged in the clearing, a team of volunteers greeted us at the hut. They were part of the group that had adopted the hut and were spending the weekend doing maintenance. The hut was in fine shape having just been spring cleaned and the group squished themselves into one of the two bunk rooms so there was space for us. Our friends with the back up tent elected to use it.
We were contented parents watching our bush children amuse themselves for much of the afternoon, singing, running, exploring the land, and joining hands for Ring around the Rosy. A whole lot of adorable and so much to be grateful for. Dan was thrilled to find a pig skull to take home as a souvenir of the trip.
Fires aren't normally allowed at the hut, but as part of their clean up the crew was burning a few things so we made the most of the bonfire and roasted marshmallows. The children were proud to prepare extra marshmallows to share with the volunteers.
It would be another year before we visited the hut again for what would be Dan (7) and Sadie's (4.5) very first two-night tramp. Inga, Leigh (8), and Melanie (5) joined us for a Mums and kids adventure. We took the same route as always, 4.8 kilometres on Dean's Track through farmland and bush to Daly's Clearing Hut. We were elated to find that, not only was there space for us in the un-bookable hut, we had the hut to ourselves! There was a group of high school girls camped in the clearing outside. We arrived with just enough time to heat up our beans, brush our teeth, play some Go Fish, and then listened to the teenagers singing pleasantly as we nodded off to sleep at 7pm.
The next day we slopped through the mud, threw rocks in the Waitawheta River, and skipped over bridges until we reached the 26-bed, serviced Waitawheta Hut 7.7 kilometres and 7 hours later. The Waitawheta Hut must be pre-booked so we didn't need to worry about securing a spot in the hut and didn't have to hurry. Here we met another Mum and her three children, but had one of the bunk rooms to ourselves. Together the children whittled sticks for roasting marshmallows before we all headed down to the riverbank to see the glow worms with their light-up bums in gross imitation of the night sky. We concluded the day with reminiscing, accolades, and a pep talk, conscious that our last day would be 9.4 kilometres and we'd need to pick up the pace to ensure we reached the car before night fall.
On our third day of walking, Dan and Sadie found the energy to make it back to the car in 4 hours. They held hands, chatting together for the last 2 kilometres. There are always some major highlights and some struggles when tramping, without or without children. Tramping is like that – it's got all the highs and lows of life condensed in a short period of time. Everything can change with a few footsteps. We call it keeping it real. I think that's why we like it so.
Daly's Clearing Hut, Kaimai Range
Franklin Road end to Daly's Clearing Hut
Time: 1-3 hours
Daly's Clearing Hut to Waitawheta Hut
Distance: 7.7km
Waitawheta Hut, Kaimai Range
Franklin Road end to Waitawheta Hut
Difficulty: Easy. To make it more fun [read: wet], we skip the bridges and do the river crossings in the summer.
Buggies: No
Dogs: With hunting permit only.
Barefoot: Maybe not through the farmland.
Too easy? Try a more technical trail to Te Rereatukahia Hut, also in the Kaimai Range.
Independent souls with their own packs and their own version of 'the essentials.' They've both packed crackers, water, headlamps, sun hats, toques, and furry friends peaking out of the pockets.
These three 3-year-olds are very careful when it comes to preventing the spread of Kauri dieback disease.
Romanga stream crossing between Daly's Clearing Hut and Waitawheta Hut.
Along the rails. Waitawheta Tramway Track, Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park, New Zealand.
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World Agricultural Production
World Agricultural Production (WAP) is a monthly report produced by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Foreign Agricultural Service. This report gives data on crop acreage, yield and production for several commodities in major countries around the world. WAP reflects the estimates released in the USDA's monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE). Current and past reports are available from this resource with monthly reports going as far back as 2002.*
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ICRC Vice President Gilles Carbonnier visits Indonesia to promote humanitarian cooperation
Article 13 December 2021 Indonesia
Jakarta – Vice-president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Dr Gilles Carbonnier paid an official visit to Jakarta from 7 - 8 December 2021. He also attended the 14th Bali Democracy Forum in Nusa Dua on 9 December.
Vice President Carbonnier held a series of meetings with the coordinating minister for economic affairs Mr. Airlangga Hartarto, the minister of foreign affairs Ms Retno L.P. Marsudi, the minister of finance Ms Sri Mulyani Indrawati, the ASEAN deputy secretary-general for political security community Mr Michael Tene, and chairman of the Indonesian Red Cross Mr H.M. Jusuf Kalla.
During the meetings, Dr. Carbonnier discussed ICRC's activities in Indonesia including its COVID-19 response in the eastern parts such as the provinces of East Nusa Tenggara, Maluku, Papua and Papua Barat, in partnership with the Indonesian Red Cross.
With ASEAN, he discussed building further the relationship with the Secretariat and member states. As Indonesia assumes the Presidency of the G-20, Dr. Carbonnier discussed themes promoted by the Indonesian Government with ministers in charge, including global health and digital transformation.
ICRC Vice President meets Indonesian Red Cross Chairperson HM Jusuf Kalla
"I am glad to be back in Indonesia to develop further our dialogue with Indonesian authorities, ASEAN as well as the Indonesian Red Cross. We are proactively deepening cooperation on strategic and operational humanitarian priorities," says Vice President Carbonnier.
During Bali Democracy Forum Gilles Carbonnier paid a visit to Retno Marsudi Minister of Foreign Affairs
"As a neutral, independent, and impartial humanitarian organization, the ICRC looks forward to expanding joint initiatives in favour of people in fragile contexts affected by the cumulative effects of protracted conflict, climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic," explains Vice President Carbonnier.
The ICRC's exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence and to provide them with assistance. The ICRC also endeavours to prevent suffering by promoting and strengthening international humanitarian law (IHL) and universal humanitarian principles. The ICRC has had a permanent presence in Indonesia since 1987.
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Nowadays, we are going to find some different models of laptops available in the market. One of most popular from them is convertible one that let you to swap it into different modes like tent, traditional and tent mode that basically offer better portability and new way to use our system into our hands. Then, you also find another one of them like the hybrid one that even let you put of the screen from the keyboard dock and really use it like just an Android tablet at all. These two types of laptops can be your best consideration if you really looking for versatility and portability. Unfortunately, the price is slightly more expensive than any traditional laptop, but its seems worth considering on how productivity should improve here. There is a quite big price difference here, but not really that much that makes you into crazy.
People who want to afford a mobile device that worked as both laptop and tablet will love to see the best hybrid laptop available at the market. Before we talk further about the best hybrid laptops that you manage to buy today, we should understand first what hybrid laptop is. Some experts say that there is no difference between a hybrid laptop and a convertible laptop, but there are also experts who claim that the term hybrid laptop refers only to a laptop with detachable screen method. Other laptops that use swiveling, flipping and pivoting methods during their transformation are divided as convertible laptops. Without trying to confuse these both terms, this review will take the definition of a hybrid laptop is simply as the one that works in both as a tablet and a laptop, regarding of how mechanism used to transform it. We have provided some best options that you can buy right now. If you are finding for the best hybrid laptop that fulfills your mobile computing related needs, you will find some of the best choices in this review. To make it easier for you to understand, let's we jump into the article.
The Surface Book 2 should be on our top recommendation here thanks to the newly design and powerful hardware on the inside. The product was firstly introduced back in the 2015 and designed to continue Microsoft dominion on 2 in laptop market. This device features so many similar things like their older brother did the Surface Pro. The only main difference is located on the hardware that slightly more powerful right now. The dock itself not just using as the place for keyboard, but also fit a discrete graphic card on the inside. There is a NVIDIA GTX 1050 that ready to help you on handling more demanding applications like Photoshop and video rendering. This powerful GPU later is combined with Intel newest gen I5 processor and result such a great power. It's so lightweight and sleek on the outside and powerful on the inside.
As for the design, I think many people should like it. The entire chassis is created from aluminum that feels light and durable. The silver white finishing covers all of the surfaced and really adds of premium look to the outer space. The build quality is really fantastic especially on the hinge system that holds the screen nicely when you put it on the dock. Attaching and detaching the display from and to keyboard are easily done. The users just need hold off screen if they want to take it off or they can just put it off into the keyboard for attaching it. The keyboard itself is something to proud here and dependable for typing in long usage. The keys are soft and do not require you to force much power in order to press it. The backlit support is back and means typing on darker environment is not an issue. Sadly, the stylus pen is not included anymore on the package and that is the only thing I miss from it.
The Miix 320 is probably one of the cheapest hybrid devices to afford right now. It promises you so many similar things like other premium products do, but in much cheaper way. The product is considered as cheap, but everything is not really bad especially for students or business users that looking for secondary machine. As for the design, the chassis is created from plastic and then covered with white finishing on all over the lid. It does look like a cheaper version of Macbook because the finishing is really similar here. I really have no bad thing to say from its packaging except for the process on detaching. Detaching the display from keyboard requires you quite great power. So better to use your one hand to the hold the dock and use your another hand to detach it.
For supporting your productivity, the system is powered by Intel X5 processor that basically a mobile processor. It might be a mobile processor, but it can produce so much power and still comparable with Intel Celeron processor that used by most low end devices right now. There is no slowing down or stuttering during my test especially when there is a 2GB RAM that really helps the system on doing multitasking. These kinds of specs should be good enough for doing any light to medium tasks like browsing to the internet and editing some documents. Just never ever try to use it for high activity like doing Photoshop because it's not that suitable for that kind of activity. You should be okay, but just do not expect great thing from it. I do not have any issue on using it for couple of months beside than the storage which is quite limited. It has 64GB storage, so be careful on maintaining all of your data and apps.
The Miix 520 is appeared to be a true alternative for Surface especially if you are kind of person who does not really want to spend that much money, but still demanding of high level of productivity. This machine features of 12 inch display that offering both of productivity and portability at the same time. The screen is not that small in comparable with 10 or 11 inch one, but not that really big than 14 or 15 inch one. The thing that I love here is the resolution. It has 1080p resolution which is really amazing to see on such a small screen. The images are clear and sharp on matter any content we see here. The brightness is not really bright, but still won't force you to push the brightness setting into maximum on outdoor usage.
Move to the inside, you soon find a small keyboard that sits nicely at the center of base. The keyboard is quite small, but all of keys are appeared in normal size except for few keys that look small. The first thing that we have to do here is to get used with it. Yeah, I have to get uses with it for a while until I am finding my maximum performance. The travels distant between keys are 1.5 mm and pretty standard for right now. It forces you to give power for around 70 grams in order to press for each key and feels clicky during the each press. I was able to type for around 79 words per minute without any issue here. The result is quite impressive especially considering that I am typing on 12 inch device. The only last thing that wants to stress here is the battery life. The battery life last shorter than I expect. Streaming 1080p videos while connected to the WIFI gives me total of 7 hours and 40 minutes usage in single charge. It should last for a day without any issue, but be ready to reduce the brightness little bit.
The Walknbook is a perfect choice for kids or students that needs for productivity and entertainment at the same time. It costs you not higher than 200 dollars and comes with colorful and bright design that kids love. Some colors like green, orange, and many of them are available to your needs. The design looks awesome for its cheap price especially when seeing the thick black bezel surrounded the display. The back cover gives me the similar impression, but sadly the surface is easily becoming of fingerprint magnet and I recommend you to put a case for protecting it. The packaging is so awesome, so what about its weight? Well, the total weight for the chassis is only at 1.3 pounds with dimension for 10.2 x 7 x 0.4 inches. The design is quite slim and for that case, there is only a single USB type-C that used for charging the system and transferring the data.
The 10 inch screen and 1280 x 800 resolution is not something bad to have here. It does not produce of high clarity images, but still pretty much usable for all kind of activities including of streaming movies. On my test with Colorimeter, it shows me that the display could produce 98 percent of SRGB color and its great despite of its price. The keyboard on another side is not really great because the travel distant between keys are too close and sometimes makes me press the same button or wrong button very often on fast typing. It's not just really great for business needs, but pretty dependable for kid's laptop or secondary device for you. I recommend you to check it further and see how it works on your needs.
The list would be that empty without adding of this kind of device. The main reason for 2 in system is becoming so popular right now is because of Surface Pro. Back in the day there is only company that crazy enough to provide of laptop and tablet at the same time and we know that company as Microsoft. It turns out that the product becomes so popular and leads other companies trying to do the same thing. The company has just refreshed its version and its actually pretty interesting to see the difference. In term of design, I am actually not able to find any difference at all. It features of the same rounded and edge on all over the chassis. The only difference is the kickstand now able to be customized into 165 degrees and promising better viewing angle to the users. I guess the company does not want to mess with it because there is really nothing wrong with the old packaging.
To compete with other similar products, Microsoft makes the surface much and much slimmer than the previous model. For this case, they were only able to fit single USB 3.0 without any extra port. I do not really know why they decide to put of standard port and not Thunderbolt port. I guess they do not want to force people on using extra adapter. On the good side, the performance is not a big problem here with the newest Intel processor and 8GB RAM. The system is fan-less and gets hot pretty quickly, but never really makes it not usable at all. The temperature goes to 83 or 85 degree easily and never reaches up to those numbers. The system is completely safe as long as it never goes to 95 degree and that is where the thing is unusable at all.
The Flip C213SA is specifically built with students on mind. It brings portability into our hands with portable design that let you transform it into multiple modes included of tent mode for streaming with your friends, the tablet mode that works great for browsing to the internet, and the traditional mode itself that useful for finishing your paper. All of those things are available into single product with single price. For supporting the needs for students to move around, ASUS improved the build quality into the maximum. The chassis is made from plastic, but the entire edges surrounded by thick rubbers that would protect it from drops and bumps. The company even claims that the product is able to handle drop from 3.9 feet. I did not believe it at first, but the thing is true as I dropped it from my table and it's still working like it was supposed to be.
The outer shell is not the only place that received better treatment. The keyboard on the other side was received the similar thing. The keyboard surface is protected by waterproof material that prevents water from leaking into the base when we accidentally spill water on it. We love to put our drink near our laptop and this thing will protect it from any bad situation to happen. The hardware is so impressive, so what about the software? For the operating system, the Chrome OS was used for this case. The system is lack apps support like you know so far, but now Google let you to install their millions of Android apps and games into it. The apps itself included of Microsoft Office Mobile that appeared to be so similar like the desktop version. There is no reason for us not to consider Chromebook as our top choices especially for seeing the price is much cheaper here.
The HP Spectre X360 is in the same price with Surface Book 2 with HP is successfully on making it more appealing and coming with better hardware. If the users are getting tired with their devices, then this can be your top alternative. The design is slim and sleek, but still providing well complete connectivity. There are USB 3.0 ports and dual Thunderbolt 3 ports. It means we will get total of four USB ports with two of them are the standard one. No need for buying the extra adapter for just plugging your smartphone right now. Beside than its well complete port, HP is also included of stylus pen on package. Microsoft on the other side forces to buy it separately for around 90 dollars and we totally receive it for free without any extra charge. Moreover, the stylus pen has been supported by Windows Ink and allowing you to take note and drawing with the screen easily.
For the performance, I think the thing should not be asked anymore because the Intel I7 8th gen and NVIDIA 150MX are beast. Intel newest gen processor does not only bring better performance, but also less power consumption. As the result, now it gives us 30 percent more battery than the previous gen. The NVIDIA 150MX itself is basically the mobile version of GTX 1050 and still pretty dependable for gaming. Yeah, you can do E-Sport gaming here. I have tried both of most popular E-Sport games right now, Overwatch and Rocket League. On the test, both of them run up to 60 FPS all the time on medium setting. The game is playable on both of multiplayer and single player with no issue. Playing games on break time is one of the best ways to kill your boredom.
The Transformer Mini is featured by Microsoft as the cheapest version from their Surface lineup. Everything included the design is really similar on what see on the Transformer Pro, but with few differences in hardware like screen, processor, and the storage. For the display, now it uses of 10.1 inch panel with HD+ resolution. Many people think HD+ resolution is crappy for now, but that is not really true. For 10 inch screen, HD resolution is still great, but the thing is different when you find it on 15.6 or 17 inch one where the images will look blurry and pixelated. Here, the screen is still not bad as it uses of IPS panel. It produces high quality images especially on the black level that details and realty typical of IPS panel. I just love their decision to put of IPS and not TN panel.
The Windows 10 is pre-installed as the main operating system. The system is almost free from any bloatware although I found some apps from ASUS are not that useful and only takes my storage. I recommend you to delete it as the storage is only 128GB. The operating system itself already takes around 15GB and leaves you around 90GB to use for installing apps and data, so uninstalling few unused things is helpful here. Remember that the storage is not expandable as it's embedded on the motherboard. The only way to expand the storage is by adding of micro SD into the slot. Micro SD is now cheaper and adding few more gigabytes should be enough here. With all of amazing stuff on the inside, I think this might be the right time for swapping your old device with this product.
Acer is always such a dependable company on finding of high quality products, but with very cheaper prices than its competitors. The thing is really shown on the Swift 3. They put so many amazing things like 1080p display that produces near 100 percent of SRGB color. The screen is so vivid and bright thanks to the IPS panel. The viewing angle is wide and really typical of IPS. The content or images qualities are not reduced no matter you see it from different directions. Streaming movies on tent mode with your friend is really enjoyable here. Above the screen, there is 720p camera that works beautifully on recording video and doing video conference. It's just not good for selfie as the images are grainy and not detail. That is not a big problem as people do not take selfie on laptop anymore.
The biggest selling point to find here are located on the performance and battery life. The Intel Core I5 8250U and NIVIDA 150MX are powerful enough to run anything you want. Slowing down or stuttering is almost impossible to find even with some stress on the system. The 8GB RAM really handles the stability of the system. Moreover, the battery life is impressive thanks to the 14 nm fabrication. It lasts for a day straight in single charge with light usage and any heavy usage would give us 8 hours battery life with 70 percent of brightness. The result is even better when we reduce the brightness and put it on the battery saving mode. Acer has worked hard to improve the battery life because the previous model really has terrible battery. I think they really listen to our complaint and make it better. As for now, there is no reason that stopping me to recommend it to you.
The Flip 14 is another impressive device from ASUS. It's available for under 1000 dollars and promising lot of things that worth for the price. The entire chassis is created from aluminum and looks stunning. It looks plain, but totally mind blowing on its simplistic approach. The chassis has 78.7 percent ratio and perfect to handle with single hand. The brushed aluminum finishing is soft, but not slippery to hold. Move to the inside, there is a fingerprint reader that placed near the touchpad that allowing you to login into system without needs for password and all of stuff. Just put your finger here and the lockscreen is opened instantly. The fingerprint itself is responsive and never fails to detect my finger. Security is becoming trending issue right now and this feature is a life saver for anyone that wants to protect their data from harmful person.
The 14 inch display here is probably the biggest selling point here. The IPS panel offers 178 degree viewing angle and perfect for entertainment. On my test, the display produces of 90 percent of SRGB color and easily beats other competitors at the same price. Streaming the trailer from the Last Jedi feels wonderful thanks to detail that surrounded me. Moreover, there is a USB type C that allows me to charge over the device with power bank or battery pack anywhere want. If I am running out of battery, then I just plug it over with my cable like I do with my smartphone and my battery problem is solved. This is such a nice feature especially when you are on travel and cannot find any wall socket to charge it. I think ASUS is once again proved their capability on creating high quality products with affordable price.
A hybrid laptop can be defined in many different ways. It may be defined as a system with a detachable screen or any laptop that features of capability to swap into tablet, or a laptop with hybrid keyboard component. In the end you are freely to choose your own personal definition and by that you would choose your most loved laptop model.
We have mentioned all models of hybrid laptop with their unique distinctive design and features. Your options, of course, are not limited to the recommendations above; however, they already represent all so-called hybrid laptops that one can find in the market today. Therefore, hopefully, this review would be able to help you find your best laptop.


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Q: Typescript How to access component variable in foreach loop? Hey can somebody tell me how I can access a component variable in foreach loop ?
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A: The value of this depends on the scope you're in. Consider doing it like this:
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A: If you use function (e), the this inside it will refer to the function's scope instead of the class.
Use the Arrow Function(or Fat Arrow) instead:
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When having only 1 parameter, you may also omit the parenthesis around it:
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Here's a good article explaining it's behavior: https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/docs/arrow-functions.html

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Home WORLD 1972 Cadillac Eldorado – 8.2 Liters of V8 Power!
1972 Cadillac Eldorado – 8.2 Liters of V8 Power!
Few cars are as "American" as the Cadillac Eldorado. On this Time Warp, we're going to back to 1972 and experiencing the open air in an Eldorado drop top. Thiis car may be an incredible example of American excess, but it's also a blast to drive.
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Both the coupe and convertible versions of the new Eldorado received several facelifts from 1971 through 1978. The initial model was fitted with an 8.2L V8 unit delivering 370 hp, but Cadillac decided to replace it with a newer 7.0L V8 (producing 180 hp) in 1977 – a year after discontinuing the convertible variant.
Also in 1977, the Cadillac Eldorado underwent its first important exterior chances, featuring a revised front grille. As far as the convertible Eldorado was concerned, the last 200 units were sold under the name of 'Bicentennial Edition' in 1976.
The 1971 Eldorado was substantially redesigned, growing two inches in length, six in wheelbase and featuring standard fender skirts, all of which gave the car a much heavier appearance than the previous year.
Door glass remained frameless, and the hardtop rear quarter windows were deleted, replaced by a fixed "opera window" in the widened "C" pillar.A convertible model rejoined the line-up.
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HomeFeatureFever 333 Turns Up the Heat At the Regent
Fever 333 Turns Up the Heat At the Regent
April 19, 2019 Matt Mart Feature, News, Reviews 0
By Brandon "B-Mac" McCarthy, Photos by Matt "Rabit" Martinez Red Hare Images
When Matt and I attended All That Remains' show in Santa Ana last month that was one of the craziest shows I have ever been to. There were endless bashing and crashing of bodies in the circle of death, and a parade of fans stage diving non-stop during Attila's set. I have seen my fair share of intense moshing and chaotic crowd surfing, but nothing quite like that. However, that all changed when the Regent turned into a madhouse for rap fans and metal freaks. The venue recently played host to rap core trio Fever 333. I have been hearing wild things about this group from Inglewood, who's aggressive and socially conscious nature along with their hardcore/hip-hop sound has been grabbing the music world by the balls. Recently, they were nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Performance, which says a lot about their talent. Fever 333 has now dropped their debut album through Roadrunner Records, Strength in Numb333rs, and just finished a major arena tour with Bring Me the Horizon. Now, they embark on their own headlining tour, with their first stop being in L.A. There would be no openers, just Fever 333 looking to cause a rock 'n' roll riot.
The venue was packed to the brim with fans. The last time I saw this place packed was when Nothing More made their presence known last year. We waited for almost an hour beyond the start time, so it safe to assume we were getting a little anxious. Then, at about 9:15, the room goes dark, and a film showing riots and protests was shown on the white curtain. Next thing you know, a roadie walks to the stage, rips the curtain down, and Fever 333 goes postal with "Burn It." This band as an amazing stage presence that is chaotic, hostile, and lively. If you were to throw Living Colour in a blender with Rage Against the Machine, Public Enemy, and Hollywood Undead, you get Fever 333. Frontman Jason Aalon Butler is a rap-screaming lunatic who brings a message of awareness and looks to squash negativity. Guitarist Stephen Harrison jumps and vaults across the stage while performing intense riffs. He constantly switches between guitar and bass, making him a double threat. He is like Flea and Scott Ian rolled into one. The drums were blasted with potency by Aric Improta. Together, they grabbed the bull by the horns and threw it down without mercy.
A huge mosh pit was formed in the center of the room, with fans bombarding each other mercilessly to Fever 333's songs. Butler speaks to the crowd about ending intolerance and that America is a home for everyone, as we heard in the Grammy nominated "Made an America." After they crushed "Animal," each member grabbed a drum kit and threw down a metalcore/hardcore style drum off with a beatbox flow. They have just entered the area that Nothing More is known for. Fever 333 debuted 2 songs live for the first time, "Am I Here?" and "Inglewood/3," which was dedicated to the late hip-hop artist Nipsey Hussle, who was murdered 2 weeks ago. I never heard of Nipsey or his music, but it is still tragic the way he left us, and Fever 333 gave him the respect he had earned. When they went into "Prey for Me," Butler grabbed the guitar and gave a melodic riff to go along Harrison's aggressive licks. Following "Out of Control," they headed in the back for quick breather before finishing off the L.A. scene with "We're Coming In" and "Hunting Season." For "Hunting Season," Blink-182 drumming wizard Travis Barker made an appearance and slayed it on the kit. Ironically, he helped with the drumming on that song when it was first recorded.
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I do not know the origin of their name. If I had to guess why they are called Fever 333, it would say because they are 3 guys who turn the heat up to triple digits with their music, which is fever territory. I was feeling the smoldering heat from all the bodies in the venue. Moshing and stage diving, Fever 333 never cooled down the whole night. These guys bring rap core to a new level of creativity. Dubbed the Demonstration Tour, they demonstrated what they are made of. We plan on catching them again this summer when they tour with Korn and Alice in Chains. To Fever 333, I salute you. Horns up!!!


Written by Ian McEwan, based on his own novel of the same name, The Children Act tells the story of a High Court judge, faced with a uniquely challenging case, in the midst of a marital crisis. Emma Thompson stars, opposite Stanley Tucci, as Fiona Maye, a brilliant and widely admired judge who must decide the fate of a young man with cancer in need of a blood transfusion, opposed by his parents for religious reasons.
We are led to understand that Fiona's struggle with this case is bound up in her own childlessness, and an unorthodox hospital bedside visit has a profound impact on them both, stirring strong new emotions in the boy and long-buried feelings in her.


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Dr. Whitehead is from St. George, Utah. He graduated from Rocky Vista University. Dr. Whitehead connected with Peak Vista because of the mission and his desire to help those in need to receive quality care.
Dr. Whitehead describes his approach to patient care as an educator and advocate. He is passionate about spending time with his patients.
Dr. Watson is from Philadelphia. She graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Watson has a deep desire to work with underserved populations providing quality health care.
Dr Watson shared, "I want to make patients feel included and supported in their care and be an active participant in improving or maintaining their health."
Dr. Vincent is from Glenwood Springs, Colorado. She graduated from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Vincent is excited about being part of the well-being in the Pikes Peak region community.
"My approach to treating and caring for patients is to educate them to care for themselves with a large emphasis on prevention of disease. I also believe a large part of primary care is knowing what resources are available within the community to assist patients in need," shared Dr. Vincent.
Dr. Spencer is from Northern Kentucky. She graduated from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Madicine. Dr. Spencer has been able to provide care to people facing barriers to health care and she looks forward to continuing that care at Peak Vista.
"I like listening to patients and using my love of medicine to answer their questions, address their concerns and make them excited about positive changes," shared Dr. Spencer.
Dr. Schwartz is from South New Jersey. She graduated from Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Schwartz has a passion for serving the underserved.
"My philosophy as it relates to patient care is respectful listening and communication through an open dialogue," shared Dr. Schwartz.
Dr. O'Hara is from South Lake Tahoe, California. She graduated from A.T. Still University. Her interest in becoming a Peak Vista resident stemmed from her connection to Peak Vista's mission - a desire to serve the community.
Dr. O'Hara commented on her approach to patient care, "I believe in active listening and a patient centered approach. I'm dedicated to forming honest and open partnerships with my patients to ensure their diverse needs are addressed."
Dr. Falcocchia is from Northern California. He graduated from Liberty University College of Ostepathic Medicine. He entered the field of medicine with an interest in making a positive difference in his surrounding communities.
"My primary goal in life is to provide care to those who have nowhere else to turn." In addition, Dr. Falcocchia hopes his work may help improve access to care for everyone.
Dr. Failla is from Fresno, California. He graduated from West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr Failla looks forward to helping those who need it most.
Dr. Failla commented on his patient care, "I hope to work with patients to create a treatment plan that fits their needs, abilities and resources as well as possible."
Dr. Wilson grew up in Washington State. She completed her undergraduate at Southern Adventist University and graduated from Lincoln Memorial University – DeBush College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Wilson believes in access to quality medical care for the Colorado Springs community.
Dr. Wilson shared, "I look forward to a partnership with patients, and focusing on improving their health." She hopes to help patients reach health care goals in a supportive and educational environment.
Dr. Toffol grew up in Scottsdale, AZ. He completed his undergraduate from Northern Arizona University and went on to graduate from Midwestern University at Glendale, AZ. He admires Peak Vista's commitment to community health and providing excellent care to the underserved.
Dr. Toffol says, "I like to find something in common with each of my patients to help me better understand their personal health goals." His hope to communicate with patients in a meaningful way and create an individualized patient experience.
Dr. Neilson is from Gilbert, AZ. He graduated from the University of South Dakota and the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. His interest in becoming a Peak Vista Resident stems from his connection to Peak Vista's mission – the desire to help those in need and provide the effort necessary for the best health care possible.
Dr. Morgan is from Auburn, WA. He completed his undergraduate from Brigham Young University and graduated from Midwestern University – Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Bybee grew up in Pocatello, ID. He completed his undergraduate from Idaho State University and graduated from Kansas City University. Dr. Bybee's approach to patient care is to listen carefully and partner with patients to achieve their personal goals and improve their quality of life.
Dr. Bybee is particularly interested in Peak Vista's patient education approach and looks forward to getting to know his patients and help them strive for complete wellness.
Dr. Burke grew up in Iowa City, Iowa. He completed his undergraduate at The University of Iowa and graduated from Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine. He believes everyone has the ability to be happy and healthy and he strives to help patients take control of their health.
Dr. Bullock is especially interested in women's health, LGBTQ health and palliative and hospice medicine. She considers a physician's job to be able to work with the patient to improve health long term.
Dr. Wright grew up in Austin, TX and is moving to Colorado from Fort Worth, TX. She graduated from University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth/Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Wright connected with Peak Vista in 2016 as part of the inaugural resident class joining the Family Medicine Residency program.
Dr. Stacey grew up in Orem, Utah. He completed his undergraduate at Brigham Young University and graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Stacey is passionate about Peak Vista's culture of collaboration between professional and respect towards patients, giving a sense of belonging and fulfillment.
Dr. Stacey's care philosophy consists of listening, "I want my patients to be confident that I have their best interests at heart. One of the best things I can do for my patients is helping them know how much I care about them personally and understand their suffering. I believe the body has immense capabilities for healing so long as we care for it, I do my best to make sure my patients understand how to keep their bodies healthy.
Dr. Schoenfeld grew up in Ogden, UT. She graduated from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. Dr. Schoenfeld connected with Peak Vista because of the mission and her desire to help those in need get the quality care they deserve.
Dr. Schoenfeld describes her approach to patient care as an educator and advocate. She is passionate about providing the best care possible to all her patients.
Dr. Schippers grew up in Holland, MI and recently moved to Colorado from West Olive, MI. He graduated from Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Schippers approach to patient care is to give his patients the education and resources they need through thoughtful communication.
One patient experience that truly touched his heart was being able to witness a five-year-old walk for the first time.
Dr. Schippers enjoys the outdoors and loves to fish and bike.
Kramer grew up in Columbus, NE. He completed his undergraduate at Hastings University and graduated from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Kramer has a passion for health care.
Kramer shared, "My primary goal in life is to provide care to those who have nowhere else to turn." Adding onto that he shared that people deserve quality care and he hopes through his work he can help improve access to care for everyone.
In his free time, Kramer enjoys tennis, board games and basketball.
Dr. Jewell is originally from Man, WV and comes to Colorado from Huntington, WV. He graduated from West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Jewell's interest in becoming a resident stemmed from his connection to Peak Vista's mission - a desire to serve the community.
When not working, Dr. Jewell enjoys murder-mystery novels and plays and hopes to one day participate in a "who-done-it" party. Having grown up and spent his life in West Virginia, he is looking forward to all the new adventures Colorado has to offer.
Dr. Christensen grew up in Evergreen, CO. He completed his undergraduate at Brigham Young University in 2010. Dr. Christensen graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and is now completing is residency with Peak Vista Community Health Centers. He entered the field of medicine with an interest in helping those in need by utilizing his strong listening and communication skills.
"I want to build a strong relationship with my patients so I can make the biggest impact in treating their mind, body and soul," shared Christensen.
When not working, Christensen enjoys spending time with his family and playing music. He plays the ukulele and accordion.
Dr. Blake grew up in San Diego, CA. She graduated from San Diego State University and attended medical school at Rocky Vista University. Dr. Blake believes it is important to establish a partnership with her patients that is based a mutual respect and trust.
Dr. Blake describes her approach to patient care as an educator and wanting to empower her patients to make informed decisions about their own health.
Dr. Blake enjoys cooking, watching the Denver Broncos, and is always looking for adventure.
Dr. Kramer grew up in Columbus, NE. He completed his undergraduate at Hastings University and graduated from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Kramer has a passion for health care.
Dr. Kramer shared, "My primary goal in life is to provide care to those who have nowhere else to turn." Adding onto that he shared that people deserve quality care and he hopes through his work he can help improve access to care for everyone.
In his free time, Dr. Kramer enjoys tennis, board games and basketball.


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Bachelor of Science in Business with concentration in Human Resource Management
The concentration in human resource management gives students a broad overview of the knowledge base and applications used by professionals in the field. Students receive exposure to a wide range of topics reflecting the body of knowledge recommended by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) standards for coursework in HR.. After graduation, students are prepared for employment in the public or private sector as human resource management generalists or as specialists in human resource management functions such as recruiting, compensation management or benefits administration.
Business Foundation requirements must be completed prior to entering this program via a change of major request.
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VCU prefers transfer applicants with a cumulative college GPA of a 2.5 or higher who are in good standing with their ...see moreVCU prefers transfer applicants with a cumulative college GPA of a 2.5 or higher who are in good standing with their previous institution. Some degree programs like Nursing, Dental Hygiene, and Engineering have more competitive GPA requirements. Admission to programs in VCU Arts is also based on an evaluation of additional application materials and may be more competitive. Transfer applicants with fewer than 30 earned semester hours will also be reviewed based on their high school GPA.
Transfer Student Catalog Year Catalog year is determined by the student's first semester of attendance at VCU.
Associate Transfer Degree Completion Students who earn an Associate of Arts, Associate of Arts & Sciences, Associate of Science, or General Education Certificate from the Virginia Community College System or Richard Bland College may be eligible to participate in the Guaranteed Admission Agreement. Students with one of these degrees may also be eligible to have the majority of their general education requirements waived.
Students who have successfully completed the appropriate courses and earned the Associate of Science or Associate of Arts & Sciences in Business Administration should enter VCU as juniors, prepared to enter the Advanced Business Program portion of this degree.
Dual Enrollment - Completion of Associate Degree Concurrent with HS Students who have successfully completed the appropriate courses and earned the Associate of Science or Associate of Arts & Sciences in Business Administration should enter VCU as juniors, prepared to enter the Advanced Business Program portion of this degree.
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Complete the Associate of Arts & Sciences or Associate of Science in Business Administration to best prepare for this degree.
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Do More With Your Degree Students receive exposure to a wide range of topics reflecting the body of knowledge required for the Professional in Human Resources certification exam administered by the HR Certification Institute.
Program Successes & Highlights Students receive exposure to a wide range of topics reflecting the body of knowledge required for the Professional in Human Resources certification exam administered by the HR Certification Institute. After graduation, students are prepared for employment in the public or private sector as human resource management generalists or as specialist in human resource management functions such as recruiting, compensation management or benefits administration.


Large 3 bedroom home that could be 4 bedroom. The - Large 3 bedroom home that could be 4 bedroom. The home sits on 3.6 acres of land. Privacy is no issue. The home sits between plenty of trees to side and back and nice open space to the fornt of the home. This home has a large utility room and nice size kitchen. The Kitchen opens up to a very large living area/dining area. The master bath has a walk in bath tub with handi cap rails.
Gladewater Home - This 4 bedroom 2 bath home sits on 3.8 acres. It has plenty of space Inside and out. with a beautiful covered front porch.. Large Living room, dining room and kitchen. Very spacious Master suite and very nice size extra bedrooms and plenty of room in guest bath. Room to move in your laundry right off the back door. Ready for a weekend barbecue. Walk out onto a very spacious back patio and take a dip in your above ground pool and deck.
Beautiful 1 bedroom 1 bath home on nearly 2 acres - Beautiful 1 bedroom 1 bath home on nearly 2 acres of land. Large shop with hook up for an RV, inside and out. The shop will easily house an RV Bus and 2 cars with more room to spare. It has a 1/2 bath and is foam insulated. Be comfortable Summer or winter it is AC and heated.It's a 40x50. Need more storage there is another storage unit just behind this Workshop it's 12x18. When you are ready to come inside take the sidewalk to the front of the home Open the gate to your white picket fence and relax on the covered front porch and take in the scenery. Ready to retreat indoors. Walk in to a great room and be captivated with porcelain floor tile and beautiful Aspen wood ceiling through out. The home is custom built through out with hand made maple cabinets, triple pane windows, foam insulated, radiant barrier, tankless water heater in home and shop and irrigation system. Range and microwave are convections as well.


In the last blog we talked about how much wedding catering costs and what is included. Today, we'll talk about the different ways to serve food at your wedding reception and the average costs per person for those options.
What are the different ways to serve wedding reception food?
Plated: Otherwise known as a sit-down meal, your guests will be served their meal at their table by a member of the wait staff. There may be a single entrée option served or several entrée options, which your guests can either order in advance (usually on their RSVP card) or at the event. This is the most formal and traditional of wedding serving styles.
Buffet: For a more casual serving style, guests serve themselves from a buffet station. Fifty percent of couples choose a buffet-style reception.
Family-Style: Servers provide large platters of food to reception tables, and guests pass the trays around and serve themselves.
Cocktail-Style: A more modern service style, food is served via passed hors d'oeuvres and at stations. This allows guests to walk around and mix and mingle during the reception instead of sitting at their tables.
What is the average wedding catering cost per person?
The average wedding catering cost per person varies depending on your wedding's service style. For a plated meal, the average cost of wedding catering in the U.S. is $41 per person. For a buffet, the average is $28 per person.
Is a wedding reception buffet always the cheaper option?
Most of the time, a wedding reception buffet is indeed less expensive than a plated dinner. While you'll pay less in staffing and rentals for a buffet-style meal, you'll need more food since guests are serving themselves. To keep your buffet budget-friendly, avoid serving costly foods (shrimp, for example) buffet-style or have a staffer on hand to serve your guests from the buffet to keep the portions under control.


Drivers are advised to be defensive and alert at all times. Don't text and drive. You should always be focused on the road and do whatever you need to make sure that happens. Looking away from the road for even a second can be dangerous for you and everyone around you, especially in hazardous conditions or if there is a lot of traffic.
Despite this warning, almost all of us have become distracted while driving in one way or another. A quick look to change the song on the radio or a glance at your phone to see if you have an urgent message are especially common. In the worst case, accidents and crashes are caused as a result of distracted driving.
Should you get in a crash as a result of a distracted driver, you may be entitled to compensation. Whether the driver was texting behind the wheel, focused on GPS directions or looking at an accident or other event on the side of the road, his or her inattention could be considered negligence or recklessness. We can use the court process to force the other driver and their insurance company to produce cell phone records to prove that the other driver was in fact texting while driving despite their denials.
At Gellner Law Office in Wheeling, West Virginia, we can help you understand your rights if you are in an accident with a distracted driver. The compensation can help you pay for medical treatment and other damages that occurred as a result. We will fight for you at every step of the way, and help you get the compensation you deserve.
Distracted driving is a hugely irresponsible act and, in some instances, against the law. Accidents can occur, resulting in severe injury, damage to vehicles and possibly death. If you or a loved one are the victim of a distracted driving wreck, contact a lawyer as soon as possible to learn more about what can be done.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard women's swimming and diving team is set to compete at the 2019 NCAA Championships at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center in Austin, Texas. The meet is set to run from Wednesday, March 20-Saturday, March 23.
Although the meet will commence on Wednesday, the Crimson will be in action starting on Thursday with the prelims of the 50 free (9 a.m. CT), 200 individual medley (9 a.m. CT) and the 1-meter diving competition (11:30 a.m. CT). Friday will feature the 200 free (9 a.m. CT) and the 3-meter diving event (11:30 a.m. CT), and Saturday will be highlighted by the 100 free (9 a.m. CT) and 200 back (9 a.m. CT).
Finals for all events will be showcased each day in the evening session, which is slated for a 5 p.m. CT start.
Prelims and all diving consolations will be streamed for free through TexasSports.com. Wednesday and Thursday's finals are set to air on ESPN3, with ESPNU picking up the finals coverage on Friday and Saturday.
Harvard will travel junior Miki Dahlke, sophomore Georgina Milne and first-years Morgane Herculano, Esther Lawrence and Samantha Shelton to the NCAA Championships. The five Crimson qualifiers are the most since before the 2009-10 campaign. Harvard has had no more than two NCAA qualifiers in any season since '09-10.
The Crimson is sending multiple athletes to the NCAA Championships for the fifth straight year and multiple swimmers for the first time since 2012. This is the first time Harvard has had multiple divers in the event since before the 2009-10 season.
Dahlke is making her third consecutive appearance at the national meet and will be competing in the 50 free (Thursday), 200 free (Friday) and 100 free (Saturday). The junior is a part of the championship field in the 100 and 200 free for the third year in a row. Dahlke, meanwhile, will swim in the 50 free for the first time since 2017.
For Milne, Herculano, Lawrence and Shelton, this will mark their first appearance at the NCAA meet. Milne, Herculano and Lawrence will compete on the 3-meter board (Friday), with Herculano also set to dive in the 1-meter event (Thursday). Shelton is slated to swim in the 200 individual medley (Thursday), 200 free (Friday) and 200 back (Saturday).
Harvard's diving trio secured their spots at the NCAA Championships last week while competing at the NCAA Zone A Diving Championships in Annapolis, Maryland. Lawrence and Milne finished in fourth and fifth place, respectively, in the 3-meter event. Herculano came in fifth in the 1-meter competition and as a result of her ninth-place performance the day before at three meters, she became eligible to dive at that height (those who qualify in one event and finish in the top 12 of the other become eligible to participate).
Shelton was a qualifier in the 200 back after an impressive 1:54.01 at the Ivy League Championships. The freshman also received an invite to race in the 200 free and 200 IM as a result of her B-cuts, which were also accomplished at the league meet.
Stephanie Wriede Morawski '92 is in her 22nd season as The Costin Family Head Coach for Harvard Women's Swimming and Diving. She has guided the Crimson to back-to-back Ivy League titles and the school's fourth championship in the last six years. Harvard has won 14 Ivy League championships in program history.


A crane collapsed in a house in the interior of Melbourne, injuring two people.
It fell on an unoccupied neighboring house on Wednesday afternoon, causing major structural damage.
Two men who worked on the construction site suffered minor injuries and were treated on site.
The pair is stable, said an Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman.
The police were called to the Schildstraat site, where a house was relocated, just before 1 p.m.
The police are on site together with around 20 firefighters.
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Q&A: A conversation with Ava Earl, Northwestern singer-songwriter and romantic
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Earl visited the newsroom Tuesday to get a feel for the concert space.
Esther Lim, Reporter
Weinberg sophomore and musician Ava Earl is a proud self-proclaimed romantic.
Earl said her romanticization of the people and places of her life, from the great outdoors surrounding her hometown of Girdwood, Alaska to Chicago's bustling city lights, is a key piece of her songwriting process.
For her upcoming fifth studio album, which she hopes to release this spring, Earl said she is taking a more self-reflective direction as she pulls inspiration from her own coming-of-age story — which includes losing hearing in her right ear and her journey of self-discovery.
As the first artist to be featured on Notes from the Newsroom, Earl sat down for a chat about her upcoming jam session at The Daily's newsroom and what's next for her.
This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.
The Daily: You're the first artist performing for The Daily's concert series, Notes from the Newsroom — how are you feeling?
Earl: I'm a little nervous because it's a venue I'm less comfortable with. When I do sit-down concerts, it's usually for my family or roommates and friends, but I'm really excited. I've been telling everyone about it. It feels very busy and bustling in there, which I like.
The Daily: Can you tell me about your set list?
Earl: I chose "Ears Bleed," which is a song about my deafness. It's going to be on the new album, and I think it's one of the best songs that I've written because I don't think anyone else could have written that song, which I don't always feel. This is a very unique perspective. I still think it's relatable in certain ways, but I feel like people can feel that it's very raw. I like to play it because it's best done live, and I'm planning to close with it.
The Daily: How did you grow into the Americana genre?
Earl: The term Americana came to me when I released "The Roses," produced by JT Nero of the band Birds of Chicago, and the music he makes is the epitome of Americana music. Americana is whatever you make of it, but when I think of Americana, I think of JT and his sound. I realized that this term can be very flexible and it takes all of these inspirations that I have and kind of marries them.
The Daily: If Americana is what you make of it, what does it mean to you?
Earl: When I think of the "ideal" of America, it's the melting pot, cultural discoveries and we're all learning about each other and we all come from different places. That is the reality, but we don't all appreciate it the way that we maybe should. There's also a history of oppression. I think Americana acknowledges that different cultures have brought about different genres of music, and it has mixed into this very fluid genre.
The Daily: How has your personal journey of learning about your queerness shaped you as a musician?
Earl: I was very much in denial about my sexuality, and it's so ridiculous because I look back now and I'm like, I wrote all the songs about women! So it's just been very interesting to recognize that it wasn't just one person — this is actually a real feeling that I had that I dismissed. And I was able to not only express that through music but also track it back to my first expressions of it, which were through songs that I wrote just for myself. I think that's what's at the core of music.
The Daily: And the most important question of all: If your music were food, what would it be?
Earl: I feel like my music would be a variety of fruit — that's very funny to answer right after the queerness question! But I feel like there's a lot of range of flavor, but there's the same vibe. It all tends to be relatively gentle. Care-free, in a way.
To catch Earl's concert, tune into the livestream on Instagram or watch the recording on YouTube.
Twitter: @EshLim1213
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Auction Headliner 'The Sky Blue Diamond' Fetches $17.1M at Sotheby's Geneva
"The Sky Blue Diamond" — the highly touted headliner of Sotheby's Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels sale — fetched $17.1 million in Geneva yesterday. The hammer price was in the lower range of the pre-sale estimate of $15 million to $25 million.
At $2.13 million per carat, the performance of the square-cut, 8.01-carat Sky Blue Diamond was lukewarm compared to other high-profile blue diamonds that have captivated gem lovers over the past year.
"The Blue Moon of Josephine," for example, established a new record for the highest price paid per carat for any gemstone when the hammer went down at Sotheby's Geneva exactly 12 months ago. The internally flawless, 12.03-carat, cushion-shaped, fancy vivid blue diamond sold for $48.5 million, or $4.03 million per carat.
In May of this year, "The Oppenheimer Blue" became the most expensive gem ever auctioned when it sold for $57.5 million at Christie's Geneva. The fancy vivid blue, step-cut, rectangular-shaped diamond weighed 14.62 carats and earned a clarity rating of VVS1. Its price per carat was $3.96 million.
Sotheby's had high hopes for The Sky Blue Diamond due to its mesmerizing Fancy Vivid Blue color. Had it sold at the top of the estimated range, it would have yielded $3.12 million per carat and earned a place among the finest fancy vivid blue diamonds of all time.
David Bennett, Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby's International Jewelry Division, offered this pre-sale description of the stone: "The Sky Blue Diamond is of a wonderfully clear celestial blue, presented in an extremely elegant square emerald cut – in my view, the most flattering of all the cuts for a colored diamond. This important gem will, I am sure, captivate all collectors of exceptional gemstones."
The Sky Blue Diamond, which has a clarity rating of VVS1 and a purity rating of Type IIb, is set in a ring by Cartier. The geometric design is accented with brilliant-cut and baguette diamonds.
Its Fancy Vivid Blue designation by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is the highest possible color grading — a distinction awarded to fewer than 1% of all blue diamonds submitted to the GIA.
Credits: Images courtesy of Sotheby's.