Bone meal is a wonderful natural fertilizer that has been used by farmers and gardeners for centuries to improve root growth and flowering in plants. It is the premier source of phosphorus for use in organic gardening and is made from ground-up bones (either cooked or steamed). It can be applied to the overall garden at the time of initial soil prep in the spring, or can be sprinkled in the hole when transplanting starts or perennials to encourage the development of new roots.
Even though this is a vegetable gardening website, the main way I use this organic fertilizer in my garden is on my flowers, especially if I am transplanting newly-purchased perennials into my flowerbeds. I use a bit in the fall, too, when I put in new bulbs.
Bone meal is not taken up directly by plants, but is first digested by soil microorganisms, which act as intermediaries between the soil and the plant, delivering to them just the amount of phosphorus they need.
This is one reason why compost is so very important - it's not just supplying nutrients - it supplies the billions of microorganisms that plants need to make the nutrients available. It's a symbiosis thing.
This is also why it is more challenging to grow an organic garden in pots or raised beds that are filled with storebought potting soil. Most potting soil has very few beneficial soil microorganisms in it, which are the plants' friends and allies.
Most plants do not need a lot of phosphorus, but the little bit they do need is critical.
Some other mineral deficiencies, as well as pH or water issues, may cause similar symptoms, so the best way to determine if your soil needs phosphorus specifically is to do a soil test. I recommend contacting your local State University Extension Service for this. It usually only costs about $20. and will let you know what, if anything, is out of balance in your soil. It'll save you money in the long run by preventing unnecessary fertilization.
Bone meal is a slower-releasing form of phosphorus fertilizer than "superphosphate" or "triple phosphate", the most popular non-organic forms. It is more stable in the soil, and will not wash away like chemical fertilizers will (which then pollute the groundwater). It will also not "burn" plants, which occurs when chemical fertilizers are too high in concentration and become caustic to the plant tissues, killing them.
It is believed by some that bone meal can carry BSE, or "bovine spongiform encephalopathy" - so-called "mad cow disease". The human version of this disease is called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, and three cases of it in Britain developed in people who were rose gardeners and who regularly applied bone meal to their roses.
However, in doing deeper research on this, I found two important things: 1) there is no mad cow disease in the US, and 2) the meal in the US is processed in a different way than in Britain. In the US it is processed using both very high temperatures and a chemical solvent, whereas in Britain, they mostly only use heat (or at least they used to). The chemical solvent used in the US kills BSE.
2) wear a mask when you work with serious dust of any kind.


It's been a hectic first half of the year.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his company were back in the headlines this year -- for all the wrong reasons.
Wow, that was a crazy year. Wait a minute, it's only July?
The sheer volume of headlines and areas they touch -- everything from gaming to self-driving cars to politics -- underscores how technology has steadily taken over our lives. Even if you wanted to, escaping the tendrils of tech is no easy feat. Whether it's the debate over net neutrality rules getting rolled back or the inescapable phenomenon that is Fortnite, chances are you were affected by some of these stories.
But ultimately, it's the controversy over Facebook losing the personal data of 87 million users, which was used by a company that crafted targeted political ads for the 2016 US presidential election, that CNET crowned the biggest story of 2018 (so far). The data breach took an already shaken Facebook, bruised and battered from the fake news controversy of 2017, and raised questions about how it both gathers and protects our personal information.
The scandal ultimately prompted CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear before the US Congress and the EU parliament, and forced the company to go on a goodwill publicity tour with posters and commercials vowing to fight fake news, spam and the other dark elements that have surfaced on the social networking giant's platform.
On a lighter note, debate over whether you heard Yanny vs. Laurel pitched you against friends and family (go team Laurel!), and Avengers: Infinity War became a cultural touchstone that also served as some badly needed escapist fare.
Check out our full list in the gallery, which is chock full of artificial intelligence references (to get our paranoia even more juiced); self-driving cars; Elon Musk references; mergers and acquisitions; and Supreme Court rulings. And yes, President Donald Trump makes the list a few times.


In the last 11 years ever since I came back from my 20 years abroad, I realised that the British had coined a word called 'Hinduism' like 'communism' and 'fascism'. But unlike the latter two there was no such thing as Hinduism.
From ancient times, even before the advent of the proselytising religions the books and thoughts of Hindus existed but were not recognised . When our Vedas were read and interpreted by European intellects they found it so profound, so true and intellectually challenging that they said there must have been a race just like ours who took Sanskrit the most perfect language from the North of Europe to Bharat.
Thus came about the Aryan Invasion theory and the birth of the Indo- European languages. Growing up in Bharat there was nothing to dispel this theory. In Fact our history was Delhi centric and I learnt more about the Islamic invaders than the Cholas, the Vijaynagar Empire, and the great Kingdoms of our ancient lands that spread all through South and East Asia.
I only realised this when I travelled to Indonesia and saw so much of my culture and traditions there as well as in Angkor Wat, in Cambodia and then China where there is the oldest Buddhist monastery where they still teach martial arts and say proudly that we got this from Bharat.
But we were brought up to believe in the later aspects of a strange religion called 'Hinduism' – something that never existed apart from the minds of our invaders. After all they said they were people of a book but we could not or did not tell them we were the people of a library. We did not just have the ancient wisdom of the Vedas but so much more.
Somehow we could not explain to them that our philosophy was 5000 years old and it was about the Universal Truth – Sanatana Dharma that all mankind should aspire for.
This philosophy was so unique, so very different from Islam and Christianity that it dared to say we were all one. We each had the 'God Particle' in us and there was no heaven or hell just 'Universal Energy', a higher consciousness that we could all connect to if we wanted.
Some of the greatest scientists and thinkers in the West, including Thoreau, Einstein, Oppenheimer, Schrodinger, the co-creator of quantum theory, was inspired by the Vedic texts and he along with Heisenberg built theories which were consistent with Vedantic concepts. These are just a few.
English writer, novelist, and philosopher, Aldous Huxley was a prominent member of the Huxley family. He was the one who took Vedanta and Upanishads to Huxley family, as well as implemented the principle of 'ahimsa' in the family. He was also a Vedantist in the circle of Hindu Swami Prabhavananda and is known for his philosophical book 'The Perennial Philosophy', which talks about the mystics of Hindu Dharma.
These are the great thinkers from the West that we were not taught about regarding their thoughts on the greatest philosophy given to them by Bharat.
Ralph Waldo Emerson was greatly influenced by Hindu scriptures and even challenged the Christian scriptures.
Now that we have the internet we can easily look up the Western thinkers who were inspired by what we can finally call Sanatan Dharma or Hindu Dharma – the Universal Truth. As Bharatiyas, we can finally be proud of our heritage and what we gave to humanity.


Portrait photography is really an art and as professional portrait photographers we know how to read the subject and depict the expression, personality and mood of the person or people we are photographing.
Whether looking for portrait photographers Bristol or portrait photographers Bath or portrait photographers UK you will enjoy working with us. It is an important criteria when selecting a portrait photographer to choose someone who is likeable and amenable, and who can make the person being photographed, feel comfortable. The focus of the photograph is usually the person's face so it is important to capture that authentic look which represents the personal brand image. As a Bristol portrait photographer we often include the entire body and sometimes the background to provide context.
At Kingbridge Photographic we use different techniques for portrait photography. Sometimes capturing the persons eyes and face in sharp focus is powerful and then keeping less important elements in a soft focus. Other times, as a commercial portrait photographer individuals features might be the focus of a composition such as the hands or part of the subject's upper body. As advertising photographers we use this technique extensively to reinforce advertising messages.
We also believe that the environment, be that a work, leisure or social, can be strategic in creating rapport or association. An artist in their studio or entrepreneur in their environment creates connection, and can also provide historical or social significance serving as a sources of reference.
As commercial photographers it is the angle which often compliments our images providing a more creative portrait photographers approach. We use digital manipulation to produce outstanding pictures of people. Lighting, noisy backgrounds, or even highlighting brand colours can be controlled and used to deliver something unique and eye-catching.


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Stories from Thursday, April 26, 2007
Keep school issues under local control (Column ~ 04/26/07)
You would think a question about school days missed would be a relatively simple matter. And it would be until you have a legislative body jump smack dab into the middle of the situation. The result is a bureaucratic hodgepodge that makes you wonder if they don't have more important matters in Jefferson City...
Local runners fare well at 29th Dogwood Azalea 5K race (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
CHARLESTON -- With sunny, windy conditions and the temperature near 80 degrees, a record 149 runners competed in the 29th Dogwood Azalea 5K race. Christian Sanchez of Cape Girardeau won the male division with a sparkling time of 15:23 and Adela Sams of Jackson was the female winner in 21:41...
Deputies uncover copper theft ring (Local News ~ 04/26/07)
BLOOMFIELD -- An investigation into several thefts of copper wire from irrigation systems has resulted in the arrest of three Puxico residents. Brandy Reynolds, Timothy Hart and Charley Reynolds were charged with four counts of class C felony stealing and four counts of class D felony property damage after the investigation confirmed they were involved in a multi-county theft ring of copper wire, said Stoddard County Sheriff Carl Hefner...
Brick work (Local News ~ 04/26/07)
Sikeston Public Works employee Jeff Archie places bricks on New Madrid Street Wednesday. The city workers were busy in preparation for Sikeston in Bloom, a festival of events planned for Downtown Sikeston on Saturday.
Sikeston Masons sponsor child ID program May 5 (Local News ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON -- It's every parent's worst nightmare -- their child being abducted. To help local parents assist authorities in recovering a missing or abducted child, the Sikeston Masonic Lodge will sponsor the Missouri Child Identification Program, or MoCHIP, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 5 at the Sikeston Junior High School...
Scott Central star to play for Three Rivers (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
POPLAR BLUFF - Region XVI point guards beware. One of the top defenders in Southeast Missouri is coming to a gym near you. That defender is Scott County Central's Brittney Peet and the 5-5 point guard signed her letter of intent Thursday to play basketball with Three Rivers next season...
SHS wins Kennett event (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
KENNETT -- The Sikeston Bulldogs golf team shot their best round of the season en route to winning the quad meet hosted by Kennett Tuesday afternoon. Sikeston won the event by posting a 170, followed by NMCC (181), Kennett (189) and Doniphan (197). Bill Green and Clayton Mayfield were the medalists on the day each shooting 42s. De Bizzell and Dustin Hampton each shot 43 to lead the Bulldogs to the win...
Former resident films 'ghostly documentary' (Local News ~ 04/26/07)
FAIRFIELD, Pa. -- A documentary focusing on fascination with the paranormal slated for release Tuesday has a Sikeston, Mo., connection. "The Other Side: Giving Up the Ghost" was made as a result of Gettysburg's ghost stories but really isn't about ghosts, according to Tonya Keyser, a former Sikeston resident who produced the DVD along with her husband, Andy...
Looking Back 4/26 (History ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON - Bob Scott was admitted to Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau Tuesday as a medical patient. SIKESTON - Tomorrow's election of the city's proposed purchase of Missouri Utilities for $950,000 will be held from 6 a.m. until sundown or 7 p.m., whichever comes later. Clear and cool weather is forecast. Voting is expected to be heavier than the turnout for the city elections April 4...
Speakout 4/26 (Opinion ~ 04/26/07)
In answer to Packed like sardines, who would one contact to have this situation investigated, about how many people could legally live in a trailer. Since Heckemeyer Acres is not in city limits they will have to call the county commissioner to have it investigated...
Notre Dame makes statement in 5-1 win over Lady Bulldogs (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
CAPE GIRARDEAU - The Sikeston Lady Bulldogs soccer team ran into a buzzsaw known as the Notre Dame Lady Bulldogs on a windy Wednesday night. Notre Dame (11-2-1) scored four goals in the first half and cruised to the 5-1 home win. Senior Meridith Medlin, who recently signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Three Rivers Community College, scored two goals in a 10-minute span to take the wind out of Sikeston early in the first half...
Sikeston gets top seed in tourney (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON -- A familiar team is back in the role of favorite in the SEMO Conference baseball tournament this year. Sikeston (12-5), which has played in the tournament championship game in each of its six years, is seeded first heading into this year's tournament. Opening-round play-in games will begin Thursday with Kelly hosting Poplar Bluff and New Madrid County Central playing host to Kennett...
Sikeston sweeps by Dexter (High School Sports ~ 04/26/07)
DEXTER - The Sikeston Bulldogs tennis team continued their winning ways on the road Wednesday afternoon with a 7-0 match win over the Dexter Bearcats. "We were able to get the match in just before it started raining," said Sikeston head Brian James. ...
Edith Parsons (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
ST. LOUIS -- Pallbearers for services to be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Nunnelee Funeral Chapel for Edith Ellen Parsons, 86, formerly of Sikeston, who died April 23, 2007, will be: John Parsons, Charles Parsons, Scott Rushing, Curtis Rushing, Paul Nordin, Phillip Nordin, William Chappell and Alan Basinger...
Michael Robinson (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
DEXTER -- Pallbearers for the funeral services conducted Wednesday at Watkins and Sons Funeral Home in Dexter for Michael C. Robinson, 19, who died April 2, 2007, were: Billy Robinson, B.J. Grimes, Eric Grimes, Brandon McCutchen, Wade Laffoon, Jerry Elliot, Joe Cecil and Shawn Keith...
Wilma Austin (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON -- Wilma D. Austin, 86, died April 24, 2007, at Pacific Care in Pacific. Born July 12, 1920, in Knoble, Ark., daughter of the late William E. and Nellie Wiseman Brown, she was a member of Calvary Temple and had been a cook of Sheehy's IGA in Sikeston and Running Horse Cafe in Morehouse before retiring...
Herbert Brown (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
MURRIETA, Calif. - Herbert "Bud" Brown, 79, died April 6, 2007, at Loma Linda VA Hospital. Born May 25, 1927, in Morehouse, Mo., he was a resident of Murrieta for 10 years. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1944-1946 and was a member of Las Brisas Bible Fellowship Church in Murrieta...
Katherine Hequembourg (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON - Katherine Hart Hequembourg, 87, formerly of Charleston, died at 2:50 a.m.. April 26, 2007, at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston. Born Feb. 15, 1920, in Brinkley, Ark., to the late Clyde Thomas and Lady Maud Hardwick Hart, she had lived in Sikeston for a number of years. While living in Charleston, she was a member of St. Henry Catholic Church...
Nancy Estes (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON -- Pallbearers at services conducted today at Ponder Funeral Home in Sikeston for Nancy J. Estes, 51, who died April 24, 2007, were: Curby Helton, Daniel Wilson, Dan Jackson, Dickie Dockins III, Elven Baker, Trey Stewart, William Johnson and Jesse Hammock...
Jimmie Corzine Sr. (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
DEXTER -- Pallbearers for the funeral services conducted Wednesday at the Watkins and Sons Funeral Home in Dexter for Jimmie Corzine Sr., 65, who died April 21, 2007, were: Ray Jones, Bob Flippiak, Mike Gray, Jeremy Corzine, Caleb Shafer and Rick Garcia...
Dora Bishop (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
SIKESTON -- Pallbearers for the funeral services held at 2 p.m. today at Ponder Funeral Home for Dora Bishop, 93, who died April 24, 2007, were: Mike Perry, James Roy Bixler, Gene Shaw, Russ Weekley, Cecil Owens and Roger Tesney.
Lillian Riley (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
LILBOURN - Lillian Pearl Riley, 88, died April 24, 2007, at Bedford County Nursing Home in Shelbyville, Tenn. Born Oct. 20, 1918, in Collingwood, Tenn., daughter of the late Luther Brown and Mallie Nowlin Middleton, she was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Lilbourn...
Jean Harris (Obituary ~ 04/26/07)
JONESBORO, Ark. -- Jean F. Harris, 70, died April 21, 2007, at her home. Born July 13, 1936, in Cape Girardeau, Mo., daughter of the late Ellis and Deene Whitten Reid, she lived in Blytheville before moving to Jonesboro in 1977. She taught school at Brookland Elementary and worked several years as a secretary/...
Your view: Let us pray (Letter to the Editor ~ 04/26/07)
America, Unite in Prayer As American troops wage the War on Terror, fighting for democracy and liberty around the globe, citizens of the United States are preparing to celebrate their freedom to gather, worship and pray. Millions will answer the call to prayer on May 3rd in observance of the 56th annual National Day of Prayer (NDP). ...

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Pink Dress: C/O Makemechic S/O Available HERE // Suede Sandals: Sam Edelman Happy Friday Friends! I had quite a few questions on where I got the dress that I wore to the Create and Cultivate cocktail party, so I thought I'd share it here with you. Have a great weekend!


If you like to wake up to a full meal cooked and ready to go this Crock Pot 15 Bean Soup Recipe with Sausage is perfect.
Made with a bag of Hurst 15 Bean Soup dry beans and no soaking needed this crock pot soup recipe is delicious.
You can set the crock pot to cook this 15 bean soup recipe overnight and have a delicious and nutritious hot bean soup ready for lunch.
Or start it first thing in the morning and have dinner ready when you get home.
When you walk in the door and the delicious aroma greets you after a long day you might just eat dinner right then because this Crock Pot 15 Bean Soup recipe is delicious and smells amazing while it is slow cooking!
I used a roll of pork sausage for this 15 bean soup. I like using ground meat in my bean soup recipes.
You can use, ground beef, ground turkey, ground chicken or ground pork. Each type of sausage will add it's own flavors to the slow cooker 15 bean soup recipe. You could even use some leftover Thanksgiving turkey to make a bean soup with the Hurst 15 Bean soup bag.
This was my first time cooking with a bag of Hurst 15 Bean Soup beans.
I wasn't sure how the smaller split peas and lentils would cook in the slow cooker.
I thought they might overcook but I was very pleasantly surprised to see that all of the dry beans kept their shape after the long hours of slow cooking.
I can't wait to try some of the other Hurst Bean flavors.
Brown a 1 lb roll of pork sausage, breaking it into crumbles as it cooks. Drain the sausage well. Add it to a 6 or 7 quart size crock pot.
Pour the beans into a large colander being sure to remove the ham seasoning pack and setting it aside. Rinse the beans under cold running water and remove any bad beans or debris.
Add the dried and rinsed beans, diced onion, minced garlic and the can of diced tomatoes to the slow cooker. Stir to combine.
Next add the bay leaves, salt, pepper, oregano and the packet of ham soup seasoning to the slow cooker.
Pour the chicken broth into the crock pot a mix the ingredients together well.
A warm and delicious crock pot 15 bean soup recipe is easy to make when you start with Hurst dry beans and soup mix.
Brown a 1 lb roll of pork sausage, breaking it into crumbles as it cooks. Drain the sausage well. Add it to a 6 or 7-quart size crock pot.


TESTING A FULL FACE OF MAKEUP REVOLUTION PRODUCTS!
Makeup Revolution is probably a brand that you will have probably heard of at some point in the last few years. Either you will have seen it in your local Superdrug in the UK or in Ulta in the US or you will have seen a lot of beauty bloggers and YouTubers reviewing these products. This brand is all about creating great products at affordable drugstore prices with most products retailing for under £10. Now when I think of this brand I immediately think of the amount of dupes they have created of high-end makeup like Tarte, Kat Von D and Urban Decay but for the fraction of the original price. However, they are coming out with new products all the time that are not always dupes and most of the products in their collection are amazing quality. Time and time again, Makeup Revolution are bringing out new products that are loved by so many people; one of these products was the Conceal & Define Concealer which was loved by so many in the beauty community!
I have loved this brand since I started my blog in 2015 and there are so many great products that I use in my everyday makeup routine. There are so many products in their range from eyeshadow palettes to foundations and they seem to just keep expanding their collection. Recently they have started getting into more face products and have released a new foundation and concealer in the last couple of months - which I was super excited about trying. Even though this is an affordable brand, where concealers are only £4, the quality of their products are usually amazing. However, there are some products that do not perform as well as I had hoped but that is the case with any brand (you are not always going to love every single product in a collection). But, this does not mean that I do not love the brand as a whole as I have found that most products are such great quality. In the past I have found the packaging of Makeup Revolution to be pretty boring but they have definitely stepped up their packaging in the last year and their packaging has definitely improved but still remained affordable. Makeup Revolution has also recently brought out a new Revolution Pro range which I am excited to try out in the future and maybe review on here as well!
I am trying to include more drugstore brands on my blog and I knew that Makeup Revolution was a brand that I had to include. I have mentioned this brand a couple of times in past blog posts but I wanted to include another post that was fully dedicated to this brand. At first, I did not know what I should do and then I realised that Makeup Revolution now has a product for every step in your makeup routine - including brow products, eyeshadows, concealers and mascaras. So I decided that the best way to showcase this brand is by showing you how you can create a full face of makeup with this one brand and write mini reviews of each product mentioned. Some of the products mentioned are products that I have been using for months and some are brand new to my collection and will be more of a first impression review. Out of the whole Makeup Revolution collection, the only products I have not tested for this blog post are any of their beauty tools (like brushes and sponges) but I might review them in the future. In total this whole face of makeup will only cost £84.50 and that includes every product needed to create a full face of makeup (which I think is a bargain). Obviously this will be even cheaper if you don't buy every single product as not everyone will use two products on their brows or use two types of eyeshadows, but I wanted to test out as many products as I possibly could. At the end I am going to give my honest opinion of what products I think are worth purchasing and what products did not perform that well on me!
I just want to say that just because a product does not work for me doesn't mean that it won't work for you and there are sometimes batch inconsistencies and products perform differently on everyone as noone has the same skin tone or skin type. So please don't be offended if I say I dislike a product that you absolutely love and I am glad that it works for you!
Makeup Revolution is available from Superdrug and Revolution Beauty. You can also now purchase Makeup Revolution from Ulta if you live in America! All products linked will be from the Revolution Beauty website as they do ship internationally!
WHAT I REALLY THINK ABOUT THIS FOUNDATION!
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last year or so, then you will know that one of Tarte's cult makeup products is the Tarte Shape Tape concealer. This is the concealer that is raved about in so many blog posts and YouTube videos and is a firm favourite amongst a lot of beauty bloggers. I have been using Tarte Shape Tape for the last 8 months and I have been loving it and using it pretty much every single day since I got it (the Makeup Revolution concealer is similar but there are a few differences). Since using this concealer I have been wanting Tarte to bring out an accompanying foundation, so when I saw the news that Tarte would be releasing a Shape Tape foundation I was pretty excited.
Now, if you follow beauty news you will probably know that so many people were excited about this launch however that excitement turned into anger amongst a lot of people. This was over the shade selection that had been used for this foundation - when it was first released there were only 15 shades (and most of them were predominantly for people with fair to light skin tones). I believe when it was first released there were only two shades that were specifically dark enough for anyone with a deep complexion, which is not right at all, especially when you think Fenty Beauty managed to bring out 40 shades in their first launch. Tarte have added another 3 shades to their foundation line but there is definitely a lot more shades that can be added and I hope they add more very quickly. I do not agree with the shade range of this foundation and brands definitely need to include a majority of shades with different undertones as not everyone has the exact same skin tone! Unfortunately this is not the only brand who has brought out a limited shade range, however there are so many brands out there that do cater to 40 or 50 shade ranges which is great!
I have now addressed the controversy surrounding this foundation and I now want to focus on the product itself. I do feel like Tarte didn't handle the launch of the foundation and I do not condone the shade selection but I was interested in trying this foundation out for myself.
The Hydrating Shape Tape Foundation and the Matte Shape Tape Foundation both sell for £35 or you can buy a set of Tarte beauty products from QVC for £70.


A truly wonderful friend who will be so missed. Many happy memories, although we had only known you for a relatively short time Bill you will be forever in our hearts as one of the kindest most genuine people we have ever had the privilege of knowing.
My sincere condolences to Bill's wife Val and his family. He was a lovely gentle man who loved life. He will be sorely missed.


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iManifold Technical Team Growing
Jason Obrzut and Carlos Urquidi Join North Park Innovation Group's HVACR Technical Team
It is with great pleasure that we introduce the two newest members of the North Park Innovations Group's Technical Team: Jason Obrzut and Carlos Urquidi.
Jason Obrzut is the Director of Education and lead instructor at the HVAC Technical Institute in Chicago, Illinois. In March of 2016, Jason took home the gold, finishing first in the first annual Teachers-N-Trainers (TNT) Contest at the HVAC Excellence Conference in Las Vegas, where hundreds of instructors from all over the country gathered to network and improve their craft.
Carlos Urquidi, a Professor at an HVAC program in California since 2008, has a Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology from California State University and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from California State University. Carlos started his professional career as a Design Engineer, Professional Mechanical Engineer, and then moved to the college environment to fulfill his strong desire to train HVAC technicians.
The Technical Team reviews user input, recommends technical developments, and sets new product priorities. The team includes Eugene Silberstein. Eugene is the author or co-author of ten highly regarded HVAC text books, including Cengage Learning's Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology. He also is serving as Director of Technical Education & Standards of The ESCO Group and will be presenting at the upcoming AHR Expo in Las Vegas on January 30, 2017. His session, geared toward contractors and technicians, will discuss the importance of the air side of HVAC systems. Topics covered include air properties, mixed air systems, airflow/capacity calculations, and an overall understanding of the psychrometric chart.
Also on the Technical Team is Carter Stanfield, whose family owns and operates Stanfield Air Systems in Athens, Georgia. Carter taught for almost 40 years at the Athens Technical College, he writes the blog hvacrfundamentals.blogspot.com, and is co-author of Fundamentals of HVACR, published by Pearson. He is active in HVACR education, teaching part time, writing, and speaking at educational conferences.
The Technical Team's creativity, devotion and valuable insight will pave the way for new and exciting innovations for the future for North Park Innovations' HVACR products, including the iManifold(R) platform and vocational training units.
About North Park Innovations Group, Inc.
North Park Innovations Group, Inc. introduced the iManifold, a revolutionary, award-winning digital manifold. The iManifold platform allows HVAC contractors to more accurately and quickly read data and diagnose HVAC system issues, while providing suggestions on how to fix problems. The iManifold also comes with a free basic app. Additional options allow for easy sharing and better connectivity between technicians, and custom reporting, allowing for faster reporting and greater accuracy. See www.iManifold.com for further product info, and come see the team and the iManifold in action at the AHR Expo 2017 in Las Vegas, Booth #C2740, January 30 through February 1, 2017.
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Entries must be received before February 19, 2015 at 5:00PM ET to be eligible for the Contest. You may enter once per day during the Contest Period. Sponsors' computer shall be the official timekeeper for all matters related to this Contest. You may enter once per day during the Contest Period. Multiple entries received from any person or email address beyond this limit will void all such additional entries. Entries that are incomplete, garbled, corrupted, or unintelligible for any reason, including but not limited to illegible handwriting, are void and will not be accepted. Entry constitutes permission (except where prohibited by law) to use entrant's name, city, state, likeness, image, and/or voice for purposes of advertising, promotion, and publicity in any and all media now or hereafter known, throughout the world in perpetuity, without additional compensation, notification, permission, or approval.
JUDGING: A panel of qualified judges selected by Sponsors ("Judges") will review the eligible entries received during the Contest Period and select three (3) potential winners ("Winners", each a "Winner") on or about February 21, 2015 based on the following judging criteria ("Judging Criteria"): Originality (50%) and Creativity (50%). In the event of a tie, the Judges will break the tie by selecting the tied entrant who received the highest points from the Judges for Originality as the potential Winner. In the event a tie remains, the tied entries will be judged by an additional tie-breaking judge, using the Judging Criteria, to determine which of the tied entrants will be the potential Winner. Decisions of Sponsors and Judges are final and binding with respect to all matters related to the Contest. Winning is subject to verification of eligibility. Potential Winner will be notified by email. PotentialWinner may be required to execute and return an affidavit of eligibility, release of liability, and, except where prohibited, publicity release (collectively, "Contest Documents") within two (2) days of such notification. Noncompliance within this time period, with these Official Rules or the return of or inability to deliver any prize/prize notification may result in disqualification and, at Sponsors' discretion, and time permitting, an alternate potential Winner may be selected from among all eligible remaining entries based on the Judging Criteria.
PRIZE: There will be three (3) prizes awarded ("Prizes", each a "Prize"), one (1) to each Winner. Each Prize consists of a trip for Winner and three (3) guests ("Guests", each a "Guest") to Nassau, Bahamas ("Trip"). Trip includes four (4) day/three (3) nights hotel accommodations (single room) at the One and Only Ocean Club, Nassau Bahamas, Paradise Island Dr., Nassau, Bahamas ("Hotel"); round-trip coach airfare from a major commercial airport nearest Winner's residence (at Sponsors' sole discretion) to Nassau, Bahamas ("Destination Airport"); round trip transportation from Destination Airport to Hotel; three (3) meal vouchers per day. Winner must be able to travel the week of March 9, 2015.
Estimated Retail Value ("ERV") of each Prize is six thousand dollars ($6,000.00). ERV of all Prizes is eighteen thousand dollars ($18,000.00). Actual Retail Value ("ARV") of Prize may vary. Any difference between ERV and ARV will not be awarded. If Prize includes a Trip, ARV may vary based on, among other things, availability, existing rates at time of booking, dates of travel, and point of departure.
Winner must be able to travel the week of MARCH 9, 2015 (or on such other dates designated by Sponsors), or the Prize will be forfeited. Travel arrangements must be made through Sponsors' agent, on a carrier of Sponsors' choice. Certain travel restrictions and black-out dates may apply. Winner and Guest must travel together on the same itinerary, including the same departure date, destination, and return date, and must have valid travel documents (e.g., valid government-issued photo ID and/or passport) prior to departure, and failure to do so will result in forfeiture of Prize. Sponsors will not replace any lost or stolen tickets, travel vouchers, or certificates. Hotel arrangements will be determined by Sponsors in their sole discretion. Sponsors shall have no responsibility or liability for cancellations and/or delays or any change by the air carrier(s), lodging facilities, or other company or any other persons providing any of the Prize elements for the Winner and Guests due to reasons beyond Sponsors' control.
Once travel commences, no unscheduled stopovers are permitted; if an unscheduled stopover occurs, full fare will be charged from stopover point for the remaining segments, including return, of the trip. Sponsors are not liable for any expenses incurred as a consequence of flight cancellation/delay. Trip may not be combined with any other offer, and travel may not qualify for frequent flyer miles. Winner is solely responsible for all expenses and costs associated with acceptance and/or use of Prize not specifically stated herein as being awarded, including, without limitation any and all taxes or fees associated with the acceptance and/or use of Prize, travel insurance, ground transportation (other than as described above), security and airport fees, meals, gratuities, and souvenirs. Sponsors shall have the right, but not the obligation to make any deductions and withholdings that Sponsors deem necessary or desirable under applicable federal, state, and local tax laws, rules, regulations, codes, or ordinances.
If Winner chooses to take the Trip with fewer than three (3), or no, Guests, the remaining elements of Prize shall constitute full satisfaction of Sponsors' Prize obligation to Winner and no additional compensation will be awarded. Guests, if any, may be required to execute and return releases of liability and, except where prohibited, publicity releases (collectively, "Guest Documents"), which must be returned with the Sweepstakes Documents, or Guest portion of the Prize will be forfeited. If any Guest is a minor, Winner must be such minor's parent or legal guardian and must execute and return the Guest Documents on such minor's behalf.
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UK: Latitude has announced the line-up for its 10th edition, set to take place from July 16 – 19 in Henham Park, Suffolk. Included in the colossal announcement are Portishead, alt-J, Jon Hopkins, SBTRKT, James Blake, Toro Y Moi, Caribou, Wild Beasts, and Sun Kil Moon, amongst many others. The full line-up can be viewed here.
In addition to its music and comedy headliners and over 100 other acts, the reveal includes plans to allow swimming in the lake for the first time in the festival's history, and hot tubs where Latitude audiences can soak up the atmosphere of the idyllic site.
Melvin Benn, Founder and Creator of Latitude commented: "I'm delighted to reveal the first acts for Latitude 2015, with alt-j, Portishead, Noel Gallagher, Alan Davies, Jon Richardson and Jason Manford heading up a music and arts bill that is as strong as it is broad.
"This year is the 10th Edition of the festival and we're celebrating with an event which, although it has evolved significantly from the intimate 4,000 attendees we started out with, I really feel has kept the special atmosphere and unique quality which sets it apart.
"Every year I challenge myself to build on previous summers and make each festival even better than the one before. With the start of a new decade for Latitude, I wanted to bring something really fresh and new to Henham and I think we've done just that. We've added a whole new spa area, Solas, offering massages and treatments alongside hot tubs and installations, which will all turn into a late night party area for festival-goers to discover after sunset. In addition – the extraordinary Other Voices will make the journey from the west coast of Ireland to the east coast of England to create their incredibly intimate music environment. And we're also bringing swimming to the lake for the first time, which will absolutely be the icing on the cake for Latitude 2015! I'm looking forward to welcoming back all our regular festival-goers, and seeing some new faces there this July."
Tickets for Latitude 2015 can be found here.
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Since being appointed as Vice President for the Nashville .NET User Group, I've felt like a fireman without a fire. My task as VP is to handle sponsorship and the all important SWAG (Stuff We All Get). The previous VP had a child and needed to step down early, so I expected to be swamped with current and potential sponsors to contact and have a list of companies who had donated products/books for giveaways to hit up for more stuff. This was not the case. The user group has been blessed with a number of very faithful sponsors and, although we did have to scramble for a new meeting place, doesn't seem to have any urgent needs.
As anticlimactic as this felt, I'm grateful in that I have more free time to devote towards personal projects and organizing a Nashville DotNetNuke User Group. The plan is not to create an altogether separate UG, but a child group within the .NET UG. My task now is to find out what date would be good for our first meeting. Is Thursday the best weekday? Chime in with your suggestion. Would it be a good idea to have it the Thursday after the .NET User Group meeting?


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The city of Prosper, Texas is located approximately 28 miles northeast of Dallas, in Collin County. The United States Census Bureau* recently released 2017 data which tallies Prosper at more than 20,312 current residents. From 2010 to 2017, residential population has increased by 108.97% - that is a growth of more than 10,592 residents in a seven year timeframe.
A few of the more popular neighborhoods in Prosper include Preston Lakes, Frontier Estates, and Star Trails. Whether or not you live in the Prosper area, or are looking to buy or sell a house, you can easily trade-in your home.


It was with no small amount of mirth that I read this morning of Sacha Baron Cohen's latest interview scam, involving his attempts to have an Israeli and a Palestinian analyst explain the difference between hummus and Hamas. The interview took place in Jerusalem as part of a wider show being filmed on what Israelis refer to as "The Situation".
I had a very enjoyable brunch a few days ago with a visiting Israeli academic. We met in a local Lebanese cafe as he was suffering a hummus withdrawal, and our morning started with a conversation on similarities between the Irish and the Israelis, one of which was our understated references for the past, with the Irish calling the Second World War "the Emergency" and the conflict in Northern Ireland as "The Troubles". "The Situation" in Israel is of great interest to me, but curiously enough is very difficult to write about.
Although I am not Jewish, as a theologian whose thesis was on the Josianic Reforms (Old Testament stuff, for all you non-theologians), Israel and Judaism has always been a topic close to my heart. I was fortunate enough to visit Israel a number of years ago before the second Intifada erupted, spending two weeks traveling around the country. Even I, with my impeccable atheistic credentials, couldn't help but be moved as I walked along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, past the hordes of self-flagellating Filipino pilgrims reenacting the Stations of the Cross. I traveled into the Palestinian territories and visited Jericho; I traveled south and climbed up Masada at dawn; I traveled north to the Golan and saw illegal settlements and the Peace Line, and visited Safed and Tiberius in Galilee; I swam in the waters of the Mediterranean at Tel Aviv, and came away with a deep love for the country and a strong desire to return.
But just because you have a deep appreciation for a people and a place, doesn't mean that you have to accept everything about it unconditionally. What was interesting about Baron Cohen's latest prank, done in his camp Austrian character Bruno rather than Borat, was that he broke the international taboo of making fun of "The Situation", and probably only got away with it because he is Jewish.
Jewish and Israeli are not the same thing. Some of the fiercest international critics of the actions of the Israeli government are Jewish, though they are often quickly labeled as "self-hating Jews". My hummus-loving colleague considers himself Israeli, but not Jewish, being staunchly secular. But all the same it is quite difficult for anyone who is neither Israeli nor Jewish to express discomfort with "The Situation" without being labeled anti-Semitic. The recent vilification of Jimmy Carter (the man who brokered the Camp David Accords that brought peace between Israel and Egypt) for labeling the treatment of the Palestinians as 'Apartheid', is a perfect example of this.
John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt examine this in some detail in their recent book, "The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy". Mearsheimer (from University of Chicago) and Walt (from Harvard) originally wrote an article on the subject commissioned by Atlantic Monthly, who later declined to publish it for fear of the controversy it would attract. The London Review of Books later picked it up and its publication caused a media storm with both authors being labeled, unsurprisingly, anti-Semitic and self-hating Jews. This despite both authors strongly and vocally supporting the existence of the State of Israel, if not its current policies. They argue that that current relationship, in which Israel is the largest single recipient of US aid outside of Iraq and Afghanistan (around $4 Billion despite having the 29th highest per capita income in the world according to the IMF in 2006), weakens both US and Israeli positions in the world, increases terrorism, and decreases opportunities for genuine peace in the region. They examine how this relationship arose since the Nixon administration, who advocates this relationship, and who benefits from it.
One area that they touch on is the rise of the Christian Right pro-Israel Lobby. This group, composed of Christian evangelicals, believe in a strong and enlarged Israel, as written in the Bible as being necessary to bring about the end of days, Armageddon and subsequent second coming of Jesus. This lobby includes some of the highest profile members of the evangelical movement: Jerry Falwell, Gary Bauer, Pat Robertson, John Hagee, Congressmen Tom DeLay and Richard Armney, Senator James Inhofe and the novelist Timothy LaHaye, author of the "Left Behind" series. Their aggressive support in recent years is tied to their belief that the apocalypse is imminent, in a "Look busy, Jesus is coming" sort of way. The subject is also examined extensively by Chris Hedges, who writes in "American Fascists" of evangelical trade shows being attended by the Israeli Tourist Board advertising "Left Behind" themed vacations to the Holy Land.
This would be amusing if it weren't for the fact that the current occupant of the White House is one of those who supports Israel because of his belief in the coming End of Days as prophesied in the Revelation of St John. Seriously, the man with his finger on the button genuinely believes that Israel must be restored so that Jesus will come back, destroy the sinners, and take him into heaven. How can any Palestinian or Arab feel comfortable negotiating with someone who holds those publicly stated beliefs?
Israel is just a country, like any other. It has its good parts, and bad parts, good people and bad people. Just as Baron Cohen shows that you should be able to laugh at anything, you should more importantly be able to discuss anything, in a logical and rational manner. "The Israel Lobby" is a great place to start for anyone looking to understand why it is so difficult to have such a discussion.


New Delhi: The Zayed Sustainability Prize is now open for submissions for its 2020 edition. The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) pioneering global award for rewarding innovation, impact and inspiration in sustainable development solutions, is inviting organisations and schools, across Asia, to submit their entries in one of its five categories: Health, Food, Energy, Water and Global High Schools. Entries will close on 30 May 2019.
The winner of each category receives US$600,000 in prize funding. The Global High Schools category awards up to US$100,000 to each of six schools from the following six world regions: The Americas, Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East & North Africa, Europe & Central Asia, South Asia, and East Asia & Pacific.Inspired by the sustainability and humanitarian legacy of the UAE's founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the Prize has recognised winners' solutions that have delivered direct and indirect positive impact to more than 318 million people around the world, since its establishment in 2008. Formerly known as the Zayed Future Energy Prize, in April 2018 the Prize extended its scope from an initial focus on energy to incorporate broader global sustainability priorities. Past winners of the Zayed Sustainability Prize from India include India's SECMOL , Kalkeri Sangeet Vidyalaya Schools , IDEI and Orb Energy.
· Impact: Significant and tangible outcomes on the quality of people's lives.
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We're coming to the end of 2012, the centenary of John Cage's birth, and to the final events of this very busy season. If you are in New York City, I invite you to White Box for winter solstice. From 20-23 December, Ear to the Earth presents 100x John: A Global Salute to John Cage in Sound and Image. There are performances, playbacks of soundscapes from around the world, and a chance to meet Phill Niblock.
I am proud to say that my piece, "Caged Birds (Augmentation)" is included in "Cagean Mix #1", which you can hear tomorrow evening (Thursday) from 7-10. It is also available to hear in its entirety on the project page (track 39). Details on the event itself, including the gallery location, can be found at the White Box site.
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Q: How to create objects inside of Firebase arrays from their UI? I do not have an option to select an object type from the Firebase UI. Check screenshot:

While searching stackoverflow I found this question: How to create Firestore document with array of objects in Firebase console? but he actually has the object option? I do not, how do I enable it?

A: Use the "map" option.  It will let you create an object with named fields nested under it.  The question you've linked to is very old, and apparently the console UI has changed in this respect.
You can also do this in code by providing a Map (in Java) or an object (in JavaScript).

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import pandas as pd

from .base import BaseForecaster

class BaseExponentialSmoothingForecaster(BaseForecaster):

    def _smooth(self, ratio, left, right):
        return ratio * left + (1-ratio) * right

class SimpleExponentialSmoothingForecaster(BaseExponentialSmoothingForecaster):

    """Simple exponential smoothing."""

    def __init__(self, alpha):
        # Parameters
        self.alpha = alpha

        # Attributes
        self.last_observation_ = None
        self.smoothed_ = None
        self.fitted_ = None

    def fit(self, series):
        # Initialize the smoothing
        smoothed = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        smoothed[1] = series[0]

        for i in range(2, len(smoothed)):
            smoothed[i] = self._smooth(
                ratio=self.alpha,
                left=series[i-1],
                right=smoothed[i-1]
            )

        self.smoothed_ = smoothed
        self.fitted_ = smoothed
        self.fitted_[0] = series[0]
        self.last_observation_ = series[-1]

        return self

    def predict(self, timestamps):
        forecasts = pd.Series(index=timestamps)

        forecasts[0] = self._smooth(
            ratio=self.alpha,
            left=self.last_observation_,
            right=self.smoothed_[-1]
        )

        for i in range(1, len(forecasts)):
            forecasts[i] = self._smooth(
                ratio=self.alpha,
                left=self.last_observation_,
                right=forecasts[i-1]
            )

        return forecasts

class DoubleExponentialSmoothingForecaster(BaseExponentialSmoothingForecaster):

    """Double exponential smoothing."""

    def __init__(self, alpha, beta):
        # Parameters
        self.alpha = alpha
        self.beta = beta

        # Attributes
        self.smoothed_ = None
        self.trends_ = None
        self.fitted_ = None

    def fit(self, series):
        # Initialize the overall smoothing
        smoothed = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        smoothed[0] = series[0]

        # Initialize the trend
        trends = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        trends[0] = series[1] - series[0]

        # Initialize the fit
        fitted = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        fitted[0] = series[0]

        for i in range(1, len(smoothed)):

            # Calculate overall smoothing
            smoothed[i] = self._smooth(
                ratio=self.alpha,
                left=series[i],
                right=smoothed[i-1] + trends[i-1]
            )

            # Calculate trend smoothing
            trends[i] = self._smooth(
                ratio=self.beta,
                left=smoothed[i] - smoothed[i-1],
                right=trends[i-1]
            )

            fitted[i] = smoothed[i-1] + trends[i-1]

        self.smoothed_ = smoothed
        self.trends_ = trends
        self.fitted_ = fitted

        return self

    def predict(self, timestamps):
        forecasts = pd.Series(index=timestamps)

        for i in range(len(forecasts)):
            forecasts[i] = self.smoothed_[-1] + (i+1) * self.trends_[-1]

        return forecasts

    def check_params(self):
        if not is_a_ratio(self.alpha):
            raise ValueError('alpha is not a float in range [0, 1]')
        if not is_a_ratio(self.beta):
            raise ValueError('beta is not a float in range [0, 1]')
        return

    @property
    def is_fitted(self):
        return all((
            self.smoothed_ is not None,
            self.trends_ is not None,
            self.fitted_ is not None
        ))

class TripleExponentialSmoothingForecaster(BaseExponentialSmoothingForecaster):

    """Triple exponential smoothing.

    Also called the Holt-Winters method.

    Reference: http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/pmc/section4/pmc435.htm
    """

    def __init__(self, alpha, beta, gamma, season_length, multiplicative=False):
        # Parameters
        self.alpha = alpha
        self.beta = beta
        self.gamma = gamma
        self.season_length = season_length
        self.multiplicative = multiplicative

        # Attributes
        self.n_seasons_ = None
        self.smoothed_ = None
        self.trends_ = None
        self.seasonals_ = None
        self.fitted_ = None

    def fit(self, series):

        n = len(series) # Length of the series to fit
        k = self.season_length # Naming shortcut for the number of periods in each season
        p = self.n_seasons_ = n // k # Number of seasons

        if n % k != 0:
            raise ValueError("The last season is not a full one")

        if p < 2:
            raise ValueError("The series must be at least consist of two full seasons")

        # Initialize the smoothed observations
        smoothed = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        smoothed[1] = series[0]

        # Initialize the trend
        trends = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        trends[1] = sum((series[i+k] - series[i]) / k for i in range(k)) / k

        # Initialize the seasonality
        seasonals = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        season_averages = [series[i*k:i*k+k].mean() for i in range(p)]

        for i in range(k):
            if self.multiplicative:
                seasonals[i] = sum(series[k*j+i] / season_averages[j] for j in range(p)) / p
            else:
                seasonals[i] = sum(series[k*j+i] - season_averages[j] for j in range(p)) / p

        # Initialize the fit
        fitted = pd.Series(index=series.index)
        fitted[:k] = series[:k]

        for i in range(2, n):

            # Calculate overall smoothing
            if i >= k:
                smoothed[i] = self._smooth(
                    ratio=self.alpha,
                    left=(
                        series[i] / seasonals[i-k]
                        if self.multiplicative
                        else series[i] - seasonals[i-k]
                    ),
                    right=smoothed[i-1] + trends[i-1]
                )
            else:
                smoothed[i] = self._smooth(
                    ratio=self.alpha,
                    left=series[i],
                    right=smoothed[i-1] + trends[i-1]
                )

            # Calculate trend smoothing
            trends[i] = self._smooth(
                ratio=self.beta,
                left=smoothed[i] - smoothed[i-1],
                right=trends[i-1]
            )

            # Calculate seasonal smoothing
            if i >= k:
                seasonals[i] = self._smooth(
                    ratio=self.gamma,
                    left=(
                        series[i] / smoothed[i]
                        if self.multiplicative
                        else series[i] - smoothed[i]
                    ),
                    right=seasonals[i-k]
                )

            # Calculate the one-sted ahead fitted value
            if i >= k:
                fitted[i] = (
                    smoothed[i] * seasonals[i-k]
                    if self.multiplicative
                    else smoothed[i] + seasonals[i-k]
                )

        self.smoothed_ = smoothed
        self.trends_ = trends
        self.seasonals_ = seasonals
        self.fitted_ = fitted

        return self

    def predict(self, timestamps):
        forecasts = pd.Series(index=timestamps)

        s = self.smoothed_[-1]
        t = self.trends_[-1]

        for i in range(len(forecasts)):
            season_look_back = -self.season_length + i % self.season_length
            if self.multiplicative:
                forecasts[i] = (s + (i+1) * t) * self.seasonals_[season_look_back]
            else:
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HaHa! It worked!!! So far this is my only complete video.
That looked like a #3 red Wiggler fly there.
I have a GoPro. Haven't used it as much as I thought I would.
Mine is usually in the water proof case as well. If you listen closely you can hear me mumbling.
Why, yes it is; threaded, not looped! Lol.
I have a pretty extensive library of videos..


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Malawian man convicted of killing Zimbabwean girlfriend
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A murder culprit was eventually brought to book 10 years later for the death of Linda Gasa. The High Court of Malawi convicted a Malawian man who murdered his pregnant Zimbabwean girlfriend in 2010.The High Court in Zomba yesterday convicted Misozi Chanthunya after finding him guilty on charges of murder, perjury, and concealing the dead body.
High Court judge Justice Ruth Chinangwa who has since revoked bail for Chanthunya said the State had "proved beyond a reasonable doubt" that Gasa was murdered through poisoning.According to online publication MarketWatch, Justice Chinangwa further said that the "circumstantial evidence" shows that Chanthunya killed Gasa as he was the last person seen with the deceased, who was studying at the Malawi College of Accountancy in Blantyre.The Court understood that the Chanthunya poisoned Gasa at his family's private cottage in Monkey Bay, Mangochi, where the couple had gone to iron out their differences over a pregnancy.
After carrying out the heinous act, Chanthunya buried Gasa at the cottage where her body was later discovered entombed under concrete.Chanthunya then fled to South Africa before he was extradited back to Malawi a few years ago to be held accountable to the murder charges.During the court's proceedings, the State's first witness, Jessie Kachale, told the court that she last spoke to the deceased on August 4, 2010, at around 6 pm.She told the court that Gasa was her sister-in-marriage.Kachale lined up the events that happened between the day when the deceased went missing to the day of her burial.Kachale, who was in tears, also said that Gasa's body was buried in Zimbabwe and that it was in a state of advanced decomposition.
Judge Chinangwa is expected to sentence Chanthunya next week Wednesday.The maximum sentence for a murder conviction in Malawi is the death penalty, however, capital punishment has been a controversial subject in the country for a long time.Malawi has laws that empower presidents to sign for the death penalty in murder cases. However, since attaining democracy in 1994, no president has ever signed the death penalty and in worst cases, most sentences have been commuted to life imprisonment.
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Fusée (Rocket): two plates, 1959
Two aquatints in colors, with a hand-colored blue and green spot respectively, on pale green wove paper, with full margins
9 4/5 × 14 1/5 in
Both images: 5 x 6 7/8 in. (12.7 x 17.7 cm)
Both sheets: 9 7/8 x 14 1/8 in. (25 x 36 cm)
Both signed and annotated 'H.C.' in pencil (one of several hors commerce impressions, the edition was 50 and 15 in Roman numerals and 8 …
Spanish, 1893–1983
Joan Miró rejected the constraints of traditional painting, creating works "conceived with fire in the soul but executed with clinical coolness," as he once said. Widely considered one of the leading Surrealists, though never officially part of the group, Miró pioneered a wandering linear style of Automatism—a method of "random" drawing that attempted to express the inner workings of the human psyche. Miró used color and form in a symbolic rather than literal manner, his intricate compositions combining abstract elements with recurring motifs like birds, eyes, and the moon. "I try to apply colors like words that shape poems, like notes that shape music," he said. While he prized artistic freedom, Miró revered art history, basing a series of works on the Dutch Baroque interiors of Hendrick Sorgh and Jan Steen. In turn, Miró has inspired many artists—significantly Arshile Gorky, whose bold linear abstractions proved a foundational influence on Abstract Expressionism.
La Melodie Acide
Other works by Joan Miró
Miró Sculpteur (Maeght 937), 1974
Intérieur et nuit (Interior and Night), 1969
Le Roi David, 1972
Suites pour Ubu Roi (Suite for King Ubu): plate 12, 1966
L'Esquimau Fébrile, 1969
Partie de campagne II (Country Party), 1967
Le Miroir de l'Homme par les Bêtes, 1972
Nicholas Gallery
St. George and the Dragon, 1947
Paramour Fine Arts
Embleme, 1952
RoGallery Gallery Auction
L'Homme Qui Marche, 1957
Freeman's
Le Chapeau-main, 1947
Head of a Man in Broken Lines (Plate XXXIV), 1949
Georgetown Frame Shoppe
Untitled, from Brunidor Portfolio Number 2, 1947-1952, 1947
Hans Arp
Constellation, 1951
Les Chants de Maldoror, 1948
Austrian, 1905–1959
German, 1891–1976
German-French, 1886–1966
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Pedro Veniss (born 6 January 1983) is a Brazilian show jumping rider. He participated at two Summer Olympics (in 2008 and 2016). His best Olympic results came in 2016, when he finished 5th in team and 16th in individual competition at the home Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

Veniss competed at two World Equestrian Games (in 2010 and 2014). He finished 4th in the team competition in 2010, while his best individual placement is 35th place from both 2010 and 2014. Veniss also participated at two Pan American Games (in 2007 and 2015). In 2007 he helped the Brazilian team to win a team gold medal.

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From left: Executive chef Neil Gallant, Sugar Shack manager Steven Gallant, Linda and Gerry Gallant and Michael Gallant.
STE-MARTHE, QC—When much of the Auberge des Gallant was destroyed in a fire nearly two years ago, the owners were faced with whether to rebuild.
Not only did they rebuild; the Gallants upgraded and expanded.
The Gallant restaurant opened in 1972, after Gerry Gallant bought 400 acres in a maple and cedar forest near the Quebec/Ontario border. The hotel was built in 1988, followed by the Sugar Shack in 2000 and the spa six years later.
Situated between Montreal and Ottawa on Riguad Mountain, Auberge des Gallant is located in a wildlife sanctuary with more than 25 kilometres of trails.
With 40 on staff, co-owner Linda Gallant allocated portions of her hotel team to work security keeping people out of the fire-ravaged areas, clean up smoke and water damage and perform some wedding duties.
The restaurant business was temporarily transferred to the on-property Sugar Shack, a log building which offers a maple menu during the spring and brunch year-round.
No one was hurt in the fire, but the inn's 24 rooms were lost and the recently renovated 150-seat, two-room fine dining restaurant had to be redone.
Gallant said the fire was caused by a cigarette in a pillar ashtray, which someone moved too close to a cedar wall outside. She said it was likely the top came off when it was shuffled—allowing in oxygen—and there was probably some garbage inside, which ignited.
The April 2012 fire occurred at the start of the wedding season. "We had quite a few panicked brides and grooms," said Gallant, noting the inn didn't cancel any weddings and one was held four days later; Gallant said they bused people to other hotels and were able to maintain wedding business throughout the renovation.
on whether we were going to rebuild. We were planning on expanding for an opening in 2014," said Gallant.
In the late '80s, easy access was in higher demand than extraordinary views and the original rooms faced the parking lot. Now, they are in a separate wing with a better view.
Half the new rooms were being rented in January 2014, and the 42 rooms were all slated to open by this month.
The Gallant family turned the portion that burned down into a large banquet room, which is beside the kitchen, and accommodates 250 people. The Phoenix Hall was unveiled in October. "It rose from the ashes," explained Gallant.
According to the Family Business Institute, the majority of current family business owners believe the same family or families will control their business in five years, but succession statistics indicate that about 30 per cent of family and businesses survive into the second generation, 12 per cent are still viable into the third generation, and only about three per cent of all family businesses operate into the fourth generation or beyond.
Gallant noted that many independent hotels are up for sale; it seems the next generation isn't interested in taking the torch because of the sacrifices they saw their parents make. The three Gallant sons, Neil, Steven, and Michael, work within the company.
When Steven decided to study banquet and service, she was "over the moon." The couple had always believed that inheritance of the business would have to come with a diploma.
The renovation cost about $7.5 million—the inn shareholders investing $3.5 million with the remainder financed by government and credit union—and Gallant noted that putting everything back into the business and starting over again required faith her boys would carry on the business.


ceramic lined pipe manufacturers from China in Qishuai.QS is one of the biggest manufacture focus on all kinds of wear resistant products.Such as wear resistant alumina ceramic and wear resistant chromium carbide products.
The SHS ceramic composite tube has a smooth and uncorroded inner surface, and it is not like a convex spiral in a seamless steel tube. The inner surface roughness and the water resistance characteristic test of the internal surface of the test unit is better than any metal pipe, and the coefficient of resistance is 0.0193, which is lower than the seamless tube. Therefore, the tube has the characteristics of small running resistance, which can reduce the running cost.
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Kekoo have created a fabulous must have for you this season. Crafted from motteled woven fabric, the ankle grazer design has a wide leg cut that flatters your curves. The high rise waist has an elasticated waistband for the perfect fit.


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Thank you so much for the August 2018 forecast for Gemini. You are the best. I do have a question about interception in a chart and understand the basic of that feature. However, interceptions always confuse me. I I have read somewhere that you should consider standing in one house and looking through a doorway into the next house. For example, Venus will enter Libra Aug6/7 but the Libra is the 6th cusp at a high degree while that degree of Libra would still be in the 5th house. Would you use signs or houses? I am thinking I will find romance (Venus) or get a raise (Venus) in the workplace (6th house). What do you think about interceptions?
Dear Ann, interceptions are a huge subject and an important one. I will add it to my list of videos to do!


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HS2 selected Lendlease ahead of Argent Related and a JV between Canary Wharf Group and MTR Corporation as development partner for the £4bn Euston regeneration project, out of which the new train line will eventually run.
Great Portland Estates made a £96m cash offer to buy the Pollen Estate in London's West End.
CLS Holdings won permission to add more than 100,000 sq ft of extra office space to plans for its 1.5m sq ft Vauxhall Square mixed-use scheme, in place of a hotel.
Atlas Property Group bought Liverpool's India Buildings for £45m in the largest investment deal the city had ever seen.
Ellandi and Tristan Capital Partners bought Prupim's 445,000 sq ft Swan Centre in Eastleigh for around £40m from a private Irish investor, in a deal reflecting a yield of around 8.5%.
Westminster Council granted detailed consent for the final, 450,000 sq ft phase of Aviva Investors and Development Securities' £600m Paddington Central.
This week in…..2017
IQ Student Accommodation acquired Pure Student Living from LetterOne Treasury Services for £869m.
The Telegraph Group prepared to shift its operations westwards from Canary Wharf to an office next to Victoria station in central London, marking the end of nearly two decades in London Docklands.
The Crown Estate bought a 50% stake in Land Securities' 530,000 sq ft Princesshay shopping scheme in Exeter.
US student housing operator Greystar pounced on its second UK student accommodation portfolio, paying £190m.
The Co-operative Group and Hermes Investment Management secured planning permission for two office buildings, which formed part of their NOMA development in Manchester.
Istithmar, the investment arm of the Dubai royal family, confirmed the acquisition of the Adelphi block on London's Strand for more than £300m.
Dransfield Properties and Prospect Estates submitted a planning application for a £37m retail and leisure scheme in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
In October, Legal & General Property and Mitsubishi Estate Company let 78,000 sq ft of office space at their Central Saint Giles development in London to Mindshare, a subsidiary of marketing communications giant WPP.
The Labour-commissioned Lyons Housing Review was published. It suggested that housing delivery needed to be increased to 200,000 homes a year.
Holland & Barrett kicked off a search for sites for 40 new stores up to triple its usual size.
North West developer Beetham Organisation was given the green light for its £150m 47-storey glass skyscraper by Manchester City Tower, making it the UK's then tallest residential tower.
Travelodge confirmed a list of 49 hotels it was seeking to transfer to new operators as part of its proposed CVA to address its £500m debt pile.
Canary Wharf Group and Ballymore formed a JV in a bid to secure the 5m sq ft development site at Wood Wharf, east of Canary Wharf's estate, as part of a partnership with British Waterways.
This week in... 2004
Land Securities submitted a planning application for the One New Change scheme opposite St Paul's Cathedral.


With over 250 Benefit Fund Offices and TPA clients in the U.S. and Canada, ISSI is by far the leading provider of Benefit Administration computer systems and services to the Taft-Hartley industry. Headquartered in Maple Shade, NJ, ISSI uses advanced technology for every facet of Benefit Fund Administration, including Contributions, Eligibility, Claims, Pension, Annuity, and more. ISSI's state-of-the-art solutions and impeccable customer service provide the solid foundation Administrators need to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world.
You need a technology provider with a proven track record for success and dependability. ISSI software improves your day-to-day operations and provides stability for the Funds, its members and their families. More Benefit Administrators and TPAs trust ISSI to meet the challenges of today and anticipate the demands of tomorrow than any other software provider.
ISSI offers the most flexible, dynamic system in the industry, allowing our clients to adapt quickly to changing technology, new legislation and evolving standards without costly upgrades or service disruptions. Extraordinary flexibility enables users to address changing industry requirements efficiently and effectively. When dealing with Pension Regulations, HIPAA/EDI, COBRA/ARRA, Medicare Reporting, HITECH, or complex plan changes, the ISSI system adapts to your needs.
Over 250 Fund Administrators and TPAs depend on ISSI's easy-to-use computer systems to securely manage their operations with virtually no down time. ISSI clients represent almost every trade in the Multi-Employer / Taft-Hartley Industry, all across North America. We are extremely proud of and thankful for the loyalty of our clients, who, on average, have been with ISSI for 12 years.
ISSI's exceptional customer service is based on the knowledge and dedication of our employees, who average over eight years tenure with the company. Our team members have become specialists in Funds Administration and technology through years of continual training and experience working exclusively within the Taft-Hartley industry.
It takes time and resources to commit to a new software platform. You need the assurance that your vendor will be with you in the long term. For over 30 years, ISSI's policy for sustained growth has enabled us to become the industry leader without compromising our focus on Benefit Fund Administration or our exceptional customer support.
ISSI is dedicated to providing our clients unparalleled service at an exceptional value. With no forced upgrades and cost-effective support, it's clear why we boast the largest install base and the highest client retention rate in the industry.
99.9% of Administrators who choose ISSI stay with ISSI for our low cost of ownership, state-of-the-art technology, and commitment to personal service.


Jane specialises in public procurement law and projects, with particular experience in highways and public realm procurement.
Jane regularly advises on a wide range of complex works and services contracts, including in relation to facilities management, and major construction contracts for leisure and education facilities. She is fully familiar with the JCT and NEC3 suites of contracts, among other standard construction forms.
Jane regularly advises on the use and possible amendment of standard forms to suit the specific requirements and circumstances of clients' projects. She has drafted complex framework agreements, and advises on professional appointments in connection with construction projects. Jane also has extensive experience in outsourcing projects and PPP and PFI projects.
She advises clients in a wide range of sectors including central government, the construction industry, facilities management, leisure, local government and transportation.
Jane is a member of the Law Society, the Society of Construction Law and Liberty.
Design and construction of the Batchwood Tennis Centre, St Albans.


We develop an action plan in the short term, with a medium to long term vision, as a result of the initial analysis, always according to the starting point, set goals and the available budget.
In Onura we also organise trade shows. Attending them as a visitor or as an exhibitor is highly recommended in every internationalisation process: it is a source of learning and, above all, a good trade and networking channel.
Investing in a foreign market demands a considerable workload for SMEs: a business feasibility study, a budget planning and the implementation. In Onura, we become part of our client's team and we temporarily provide the necessary human resources to get all that.
We strongly believe in the need to work in partnership. In Onura, we are used to lead business cooperation processes, from simple information exchanges and joint business activities to the creation of export groups and consortia and even mergers.
Our commercial outsourcing service for export departments helps accelerate business results with the opening of new clients and entering new markets. We become part of our client's team and we focus on those geographical areas or sectors for which the company does not have enough specific staff. No need for recruitment.
Purchasing management can sometimes leave room for improvement.Many companies, sooner or later, end up asking themselves the same questions: Do we buy well? Could we do it better? How do others buy?


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Services: First Baptist Church ~ Faribault on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 10:30 a.m.
Visitation: The Boldt Funeral Home ~ Faribault on Tuesday, April 21, 2015 from 4 to 8 p.m.
and also at the church for one hour prior to the service on Wednesday.
Norman L. Witte, age 82, of Faribault, died on Sunday, April 19, 2015 at his home.
Funeral services will be held at First Baptist Church, Faribault on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. with the Reverend Daniel D. Mead officiating. Interment will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Faribault with military rites provided by American Legion Post 149, Morristown.
Visitation will be at the Boldt Funeral Home, Faribault on Tuesday, April 21st from 4 to 8 p.m. and also at church for one hour prior to the service on Wednesday.
Norman Louis, the son of Robert and Gertrude (Minks) Witte, was born on January 13, 1933 in Faribault. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. Norman married Lois Miller on November 2, 1957 and she preceded him in death on September 6, 1989. Later, he married Roselyn (Olsen) Nordberg on March 9, 2002 in Anoka. Norman was a member of American Legion Post 149, Morristown. His first job after returning from the service was delivering milk for Moore Simonson. In 1953, he started Witte Brothers Trucking with his brother Leo. Norman enjoyed fishing, camping, and watching birds at their lake home.
He is survived by his wife, Roselyn of Faribault; four children, Corrie (and Dennis) Stone of Merriam, KS, Kaye (and Brian) Halstead of Rochester, MN, John (and Cheryl) Witte of Faribault, and Mary (and Rick) Tonjum of Faribault; two step children, Judy Nordberg of New Hope and David (and Pam) Nordberg of Big Lake; 18 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; three brothers, Roger, Leo, and Bruce Witte all of Faribault; and one sister, Bernice Witte of Faribault.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Lois; and one-step son, Steve Nordberg.
Thinking of all of you - Corrie, Kaye, John and Mary and your families. As I am unable to attend the service, please realize my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I was so blessed to have met Roselyn and to have had a nice visit with Norman at the time of Wanda Neubert's funeral service a short time ago. My sympathies to you all.
I'm sorry for your loss,I will miss him a lot.What a good MAN.
So sorry for your loss, you are all in our prayers.
We are so sorry for your loss. Prayers of healing to you all. Wonderful man.


"Why am I doing this?" – Usually the first thing to crop up in your mind while getting ready to go on that run when it's freezing outside. One minute your running on a breezy summers evening, and just like that, it's cold, wet and dark. But persevere, it doesn't have to be bad; in fact it can actually be made enjoyable with the right mind set and the correct running gear.
Leaving the comfort of a warm bed/home/office to go running is difficult. Giving yourself some form of reward at the end of each run can help give you that much-needed push, and when you're running, it's a breeze…well, sometimes! The rewards don't even have to be big, it could simply be a nice coffee or hot chocolate, or maybe try running to a friend's house or cooking a sweet treat? You could also try telling yourself you'll do a much shorter run, only 10 minutes, 9 times out of 10 you'll keep going as you're already outside and doing it.
Motivation is much easier to come by when there is more of you. Having a set date to go running is a great force; the thought of running in the cold far outweighs cancelling and letting someone down. Find a friend or a local running club to join, it really helps. Plus bonding with others and reaching goals together is great fun and very satisfying.
Your usual routes may not always be ideal for the winter elements. Make sure you plan your route before heading out, this will provide great motivation knowing, not only that your route isn't flooded or icy, but will also give you a clear indication of your running time.
As a bonus, map the route out on a fitness monitor or watch.
We're all guilty of over-indulging at Christmas, it nothing out of the ordinary. However, following the festive period comes an influx of fad diets that can cut out essentials that assist your running. Make sure your diet consists of high-quality carbs and a moderate amount of proteins and good fats. Make sure you have a consistent amount of fruits and veggies too.
If you're looking for specific running nutrition supplements, you can always try the SIS Recovery Powders or High 5 hydration tablets.
This is really important, not only for staying warmer, but for your own health & safety. Layering up with the correct clothing helps keep you warm and helps wick away sweat.
The trusty base layer, a staple to every winter runner. A tight fitting layer that helps keep you warm, provides compression and helps wick sweat. This layer is usually tight enough to allow other layers to easily go over the top. Brands such as 2XU and UnderArmour.
The mid-layer serves a buffer between you and the outside air. Depending on the temperature, you could opt for either a short sleeve or long sleeve running top. Something comfortable and moisture wicking is advised so don't opt for something more technical over a basic cotton t-shirt.
A must have for anyone running in the autumn and winter months. An outer shell or running jacket helps block out the elements like wind, rain and snow while letting moisture and vapour escape keeping you drier and more comfortable for longer.
Depending on the temperature and weather, there are a variety of jacket options. If it is slightly warmer but is windy and wet, you may want to opt for a 'shell' rather than a full jacket, these provide wind blocking and waterproof materials without the extra padding of a standard running jacket.
Whether you love them or hate them, running tights are the greatest invention for winter running, period. Running tights are thin enough to remain breathable and lightweight, but thick enough to protect you from the elements and keep you warm. They also provide compression, which helps increase blood flow and performance (you can read about compression advantages here). You can wear running tights as a standalone garment, or use them underneath your favourite shorts or running trousers for extra warmth. Either way, these are a must buy for running in the cold.
In cold weather, your body heats your extremities last, making hats and gloves the usual go-to in colder climates. A good running hat will help keep you warm alongside moisture wicking materials to help keep away that sweat whilst remaining visible and lightweight. As for running gloves. Don't opt for anything too cumbersome, running gloves are usually warm, but thin enough to allow basic needs such as re-tying your shoe without taking them off.
Even with a hat and gloves, your face remains open to the cold air and rain. Protecting your face isn't just for skiers, and protecting you're your cheeks and lips from the cold is needed. Buff offer a wide range of face protection with countless different styles and materials that suit every weather forecast! Some even have a fleecy neck gaiter for extra warmth.
Using the correct footwear when running is a necessity all year round, however when it gets colder, you'll want to take some extra care to be winter-ready. Make sure your soles aren't worn and your footwear is clean, anything that can help maintain grip is a bonus, you may be able to get away with it on the dry ground, but as it gets wetter/icier old worn shoes could lead to slipping.
We always recommend using Gore-Tex footwear in the winter to provide a waterproof run, if your route has ice or snow then always opt for trail running shoes if you insist on going out, as they can provide greater traction.
A go-to guide to help motivate your run in the cold winter months.


Magnificent hamlet house dating from the 16th century entirely restored with taste.
This property of great rarity offers a magnificent view of the hills, quiet, while being close to all amenities.
On the ground floor, a large living room with fireplace, a dining room, a fully equipped open kitchen.
On the first floor, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet.
A terrace Tropézienne of 15 m2 gives you a clear view on the hills.
At the last level: A large bedroom with its shower room and toilet and access to the attic.