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There is just something so satisfying about crossing each item off one by one. Sometimes I will even add things that are already done just so I can cross them off. I owe a lot to my crazy list-making lifestyle.
*help me prioritize
*serve as a reminder for important events
*keep me organized
I am a big fan of "old school" writing lists out on paper. Physically, handwriting aides my memory. However, I have been burned on multiple occasions where I have lost my paper list. I thought I would share with everyone an app I really love. It is called Wunderlist.
This app is found in Apple's App store, categorized under "productivity." It is free. It is an app purely for to-do lists and tasks. My favorite feature is that you can share your lists with friends and then they have access to your list and can edit. I have used this app for sharing grocery lists, planning holiday vacations with family, and so much more.
Here are other features offered within the app:
*start conversations about your to-dos
*attach photos, PDFs, presentations and more
*delegate to-dos
*set a reminder to ensure you never forget important deadlines
I am hoping that Wunderlist will continue to help me this spring as I tackle all four sections of the CPA exam.
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Apartment Marina
up to 4 guests
3 rooms
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Country view
Distance to centre 3.5 km
Distance to ski / mountain lift 150 m
Proximity to public transport 10 m
Distance to Lake 5 km
Balcony / Terrace
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3-room apartment 55 m2, on the ground floor. Comfortable and tasteful furnishings: entrance hall. 1 double bedroom. Exit to the balcony. 1 double bedroom. Kitchen-/living room (oven, dishwasher, 4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, microwave, freezer, electric coffee machine) with dining table, satellite TV (flat screen). Bath/shower, shower/WC, sep. WC, double hand-basin. Balcony. Balcony furniture. Panoramic view of the countryside. Facilities: Internet (WiFi). Extra beds are in another double bedroom of the apartment (if not closed). The toilet is also equipped with a urinal. Built-in furniture made by a carpenter.House/Residence
Aschau: Comfortable 3-family house "Marina". Above Aschau, in the district of Tiefenbach 3.5 km from the centre of Aschau, 5 km from the lake, 150 m from the skiing area, in the countryside. In the house: WiFi, storage room for bicycles, storage room for skis, central heating system, ski boot dryer. Linen change weekly. Bread roll service. Motor access (mountain road). In Winter: please take snow chains. Parking at the house. Supermarket 4 km, restaurant 4 km, bus stop 10 m, outdoor swimming pool 8 km, indoor swimming pool 5 km, bathing lake "Aufenfeld" 5 km. Tennis 5 km, walking paths from the house 10 m, gondola lift 5500 km, slopes 150 m, ski bus stop 4 km, sled run 4 km, cross country ski track 4 km. Well-known ski regions can easily be reached: Hochzillertal-Hochfügen 5.5 km, Zillertal-Arena 7 km. Please note: car recommended. The ski run (150 m from the house) leads to Aschau, where there are ski buses to the Hochzillertal skiing area. Returning to the house is possible via ski runs.
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560 - 2'500 m a.s.l. >>5 villages in Zillertal - 5 different church steeples - appreciated by all. Each village has retained its own characteristics but they are all connected by 5 steam railway Zillertal. Welcoming people is unparalleled. The region of Zillertal- Mitte (centre) is made up of pretty villages of Aschau, Ried, Kaltenbach, Uderns and Stumm. Small, cosy holiday centre, 50 km east from Innsbruck. In the resort: bar. Indoor aquatic centre, sauna, solarium, massage. More possibilities.Summer
Bathing lake. Outdoor swimming pool. Tennis, golf course 18 hole in Uderns. Minigolf. Riding. Fishing. Paragliding. Gondola lifts, hiking paths, mountain hikes, climbing. Bicycle paths, mountain bike routes, bicycles for hire. Leisure park "Aufenfeld" 2 km. The Stumm pool features water slides, swimming pools, diving boards, etc.Winter
Total of 36 lifts. Total 88 km ski runs, snow park. Ski school, children's ski school, ski kindergarten. 30 km cross country ski tracks in the region, high altidude pistes. Natural ice rink. Ski-Optimal Hochfuegen-Zillertal. TIP: As an Interhome guest, you will receive a discount on the ski hire and snowboard rental (WWW.SKIVERLEIH-HOCHZILLERTAL.AT) at the ski rental Hochzillertal in Stumm, as well as a voucher for skipass purchases at Alex Travel in Fügen (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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It's always great to find little ways to make your regular outfits look more fashionable. I keep looking at all fashion week street style fashion for little ways of cuffing,
Trick #1: Wear ankle boots with a skirt and sweater. I see this trick over and over and it really does make the outfit more fun. Adding a scarf and wearing a handbag like a clutch are added points for a more fashionable look.
Trick #2: Belt your scarf with your coat's belt. Wearing cool flats and sleek hair adds bonus points. I love that this look is all beige, but it would work in gray colors as well as or mixing black and gray.
Trick #3: Wear a skinny scarf through the belt loops of your pants with a tucked in shirt. This outfit works great with the color coordinated in the lavender tones. The break between the top and bottom is not as harsh with the colors being similar.
Trick #4: Belt your trench coat with a skinny leather belt and cuff the sleeves. Only button the top few buttons and leave the bottom open. Wearing a large cuff on your wrists adds even more charm to the look.
What are some fashion tricks you have used to transform your outfits? Please do share in the comments below.


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(A) The director shall develop a list of authorized foods; a list of minimum food stocking requirements; and a list of authorized infant formula suppliers. The director shall post these lists to the Ohio department of health's website with as much advance notice as possible prior to the effective date of any change.
(1) At least every two years, the director shall review and may amend the list of WIC authorized foods, including any applicable sizes, types, and brands.
(2) At least annually, the director shall review and may amend the list of authorized infant formula suppliers and the list of minimum food stocking requirements.
(B) Each grocery store and grocery store applicant for a vendor contract shall at each location openly and visibly display for sale, at all times, the following minimum authorized foods in quantities, sizes, types, and brands specified in the list of minimum food stocking requirements:
(1) Liquid cow's milk;
(2) Grade A or grade AA white chicken eggs;
(3) Two flavors of authorized juice;
(4) Authorized peanut butter;
(5) Three types of authorized cereal, one of which must be whole grain;
(6) Authorized whole grain bread, brown rice, oatmeal, corn tortillas or whole wheat tortillas;
(7) Authorized beans or peas;
(8) Two types of authorized fruits;
(9) Two types of authorized vegetables;
(10) Authorized infant cereal;
(11) Two types of authorized infant fruits;
(12) Two types of authorized infant vegetables; and
(13) Authorized infant formula.
(C) Each vendor and applicant shall:
(1) Clearly mark or post current prices, including sale prices, either on the authorized food item, on a shelf tag, or on a sign immediately next to or in front of the item.
(2) Ensure that authorized foods are not spoiled or defective or offered for sale after the manufacturer stated sell by, best if used by, or other date limiting the sale or use of the item , or that foods have not been recalled.
(3) Ensure that authorized foods are stored and displayed in a sanitary manner.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 06/30/2016 and 09/15/2021
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3701.132
Rule Amplifies: 3701.132
Prior Effective Dates: 1/10/1992 (Emer.), 4/12/92, 4/1/94, 1/26/96, 6/7/99, 6/1/04, 3/20/06, 10/1/09, 4/1/11


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Let me get this out there before I go any further: I know this banana chia pudding is kind of buzzword central. After all it's vegan, paleo, dairy free and gluten free. And's that's before you mention the chia seeds and date caramel.
But try not to judge, as I know I would be tempted to do. This is actually really, really good.
It's thick and creamy, deliciously sweet but in a wonderfully low guilt way. It's the kind of breakfast, snack or even dessert you eat and actually feel good about after. And want again.
I remember when I shared my coconut chia pudding with white peach a while ago now, I was a little reluctant at first. I don't really like feeling like I'm jumping on a trend, and chia seeds definitely felt that way. However I found I liked it, and chia pudding is now something I make now and then as a nice, refreshing snack or breakfast.
It's a lot lighter than many options so is perfect in warmer weather. Plus, you can take a second to prepare it in the evening and it's ready to go, maybe with just the slightest additions, in the morning.
I came up with this banana chia pudding with date caramel as I was thinking what to make for this month's Foodie Extravaganza theme: caramel. While I'm not massively sweet-toothed I do have a soft spot for caramel, particularly dulce de leche. I considered a few ideas with that, but then inspired by the flavors of banoffee pie, I came up with this. OK, it's not 'real' caramel in here, but it's just as good.
What is date caramel?
I mentioned when I shared my banana oatmeal that we'd had some tasty oatmeal in London last year with date puree. I've since come across it called date caramel, and I can completely see why. It has all the same smooth creamy sweetness, it's just made from dates.
In fact, it's simple dates pureed with a little water. The only caution is it's best to use very soft dates, in fact I'd recommend medjool dates, or else you'll need to soak them in boiling water for a little first.
Dates and banana go wonderfully together, as do dates and caramel, so you get the idea that this is a pretty great combination. Throw in coconut milk, and topped with a little toasted coconut too, and it can hardly get better. While I love the more 'regular' chia pudding, I have to say this one just blew me away. It's more filling, but in a really good way. The flavors are so good, and it feels almost indulgent. So much so, it would work for breakfast, dessert, or simply a snack.
See how easy it is to make in this short video:
This banana chia pudding with date caramel is easy to make and easy to enjoy. Only a few ingredients, and a few minutes of prep lead to such a delicious but guilt-free treat. You'll be looking for an excuse to have it again.
Banana chia pudding with date caramel
- 1/3 cup coconut milk 80ml (thick - I use culinary coconut milk)
- 1 banana
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- 3 oz soft dates 85g (Medjool best), pitted weight
- 3 tbsp water approx
- 1/2 tbsp toasted coconut approx, to serve
- Blend together the coconut milk and banana in a food processor or blender. Add the chia seeds and pulse once or twice to mix then tip into a dish. Cover and chill for 20min to allow seeds to swell and soften. You can leave overnight, but it will become a little more grey.
- If the dates are not really soft, soak in boiling water for 10min or so first. Pulse the dates in a food processor so they become small chunks. Add some water, a tablespoon at a time so that it comes together as a smooth puree. The exact amount will depend on your dates but you want a spoonable mixture but not too runny. Note - this will give you enough for around 2-3 chia puddings or use the rest for something else (also good on toast, with oatmeal and more).
- Once the chia have soaked, layer up the chia pudding with the date puree and top with a little toasted coconut.
Try these other ways with chia seeds:
Foodie Extravaganza is a monthly party where bloggers come together to create recipes using the same ingredient. The host, this month it's Kathleen from Fearlessly Creative Mammas, picks an ingredient from the website The Nibble. If you're a blogger and would like to join in the fun, you can request to join on this Facebook page. Posting day is alway the first Wednesday of the month. If you'd like to see past recipes, you can follow our Pinterest board too.
Easter Coconut Bird's Egg Nests – Palatable Pastime
Ooey Gooey Salted Caramel Cake – A Day in the Life on the Farm
Caramel Apple Granola – Hardly a Goddess
Caramel Apple Dip – Sew You Think You Can Cook
Banana Chia Pudding with Date Caramel – Caroline's Cooking
Affogato – Vanilla Ice Cream With Espresso, Caramel Sauce And Salted Almonds – Sneha's Recipes
Fa'ausi (Samoan Coconut Caramel Bread) – Tara's Multicultural Table
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text: Takala 415 Report post Posted February 25, 2013 Wanting a "mayonnaise" type sandwich spread, but just can't find one without all the ingredients you're having to avoid ? This is so easy, I wish I had thought of it, but you have to give credit to my spouse, who's been putting it on my homemade sandwich rolls when he makes lunch. I finally thought to ask him to show me his secret. How to Make Easy, Instant, Gluten Free "Mayonnaise" Spread from Avocado Ingredients: avocado, very ripe, whole- Don't Peel ! olive oil, gluten free, choice vinegar, gluten free (may sub lemon or lime juice) salt, sea, (iodine free option) spice of choice, optional, such as paprika Take a ripe avocado. Slice it in half, top to bottom, around the pit, and pry out the seed. You now have 2 pieces of half avocado, sitting there in its own little mixing bowl. Take a little bit of oil of your choice, such as high quality extra virgin olive oil, and put a half teaspoon or so in the little cavity where the avocado pit was. Next, put in a sprinkle of pure, gluten free apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. Sprinkle with the salt product of your choice. Add a sprinkle of smoked paprika spice or other spice ingredient, if you feel like it. Now, take a fork, and cradling the half avocado bowl in your hand, mash that sucker up inside the avocado skin, until it is well blended. You now have a very tasty green "mayonnaise spread" that is just the right amount for a sandwich, and it has no egg, no soy, no iodine, and no food processor to clean up afterwards. This makes enough for 2 sandwiches if you use up both avocado halves, and don't save the one for tomorrow. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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High School and Middle School meet at 9:30am in The Ranch.
Sunday Evening
High School students also meet on Sunday evenings for Youth Fellowship, fun and food. Students meet at the Ranch immediately following the 5pm worship service (6:15-8:15pm).
Thursday Night
High School Bible Study: Thursday nights 8-9:30pm in the Ranch
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We inspire, nurture, and equip children, youth, and families to be rooted in Christ,
foster loving relationships, and make His Kingdom visible.
Get Involved:
NOTE - Youth Ministry Seeks Women Volunteers - The youth program at CCPC is looking for Adult Female leaders to help out in our High School youth program. Get details HERE.
+ Want to be involved in the puppet ministry? PBinJ meets every Sunday 11am-12:30pm below Ballard Hall. Lunch is provided!
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Youth Mission trip 2019
Where: Brooklyn NY
When: July 21st-26th
Cost: Total-$314, Deposit- $50 by September 28th, Mid payment- $100 by December 28th
Organization: Youth Works
Missions: Kids club, community garden, soup kitchen, retirement homes, block party, etc.
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Knowledge is a Rumor Unless it is Embodied
Never Tired of Looking at Each Other – Only the Mountain and I
Flocks of birds fly high and vanish;
A single cloud, alone, calmly drifts on.
Never tired of looking at each other—
Only the Jingting Mountain and me.
—Olafur Eliasson
Unlike the InDios, we fear the Earth, and as well, we fear animals. We fear them because they are spirit
presences! As long as they are around, we are continually reminded that Earthly presences
are more than we are — more animated, more alive, more spirit-filled, more soul-filled…. and embodied, and thus
more HERE. A landslide or a mudslide can kill us in an instant, as can a lion, a bear, a wolf. Who then is the real power?
The dulled response is to pretend that mountains and nature and plants and animals are 'over there' and are 'less' than
us, but there is no 'us' but only a concept "us", just as there is no 'over there' when we meet the mountain or meet the
animals within the soul place where we are already together but don't know it since our lives are disembodied.
A performance artist, that is, someone who meets the world in the way just described, re-members the one-ness place.
Marina Abramovic is such an artist, and if we enter into her meeting the soul of another and open that same way to meet
Earth, that, is through divine body encountering divine body, then we are truly HERE, embodied and human.
Spend time with this remarkable performance artist, and after doing so go outside and meet an Earth presence.
Then, read this article on the demise of everything of earth except, seemingly the "human being":
The creatures left — during and after the demise of Earth — are not human, no hu-mus, no ongoing experience of
embodiment, for embodiment only happens when body meets body. One way, perhaps the only way to meet this
situation, provided it is still possible to detect one's humanness, is to meet Earth as Marina Abramovic meets a person.
In 2010, more than 75,000 people stood in line at Marina Abramović's MoMA retrospective for the chance to sit
across from her and communicate with her nonverbally in an unprecedented durational performance that lasted more
than 700 hours.
Mariana Abramovic speaks of how she sat and met, really met, literally thousands of people when
she practiced her art at the Museum of Modern Art. That such an event took place there — at a museum —
already suggests that she is visiting something, enacting something going or gone extinct — the Earth-Us.
She says that one very simple thing is necessary to meet another as One: Breathe! I suggest she means 'belly-breathe',
that is, breathe deeply, not as we do, shallowly, which is head-breathing. Remember, in an earlier blog, it was
mentioned that the Original people noticed that babies belly-breathe, so they helped them continue
doing so all through life.
Perhaps enter into a 'breathing-practice', where it is possible to meet 'breathing'. For breathing is one of those
"more than us" moments that we have usurped and have made into us, that is, something we do. That is, breathing is
spirit/soul presence accompanying us and not an act that is "ours" alone. Such a practice is awfully easy; close your eyes,
sit in the Silence, start extending the belly and letting air enter, noticing as you look at the inward darkness within,
it comes closer and closer.
In breathing, we are visited by "Holy Breath". When She comes, it is a moment of coming alive — not
unlike someone who seems to have drowned and is suddenly visited by "Holy Breath". We would
feel something like the person awakened from drowning, at least a sense of awe at the presence of
Holy Breath, and we would also recognize our response of love as the soul/spirit being we are
breathes out to meet Her.
(Photo by Geraint Smith)
Taos Mountain, The Sacred Mountain of the Pueblo Indians — at Sunset
It is sacred because they met and continue to meet it in sacred embodiment


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- David J. Wright, Director of Curriculum Innovation and E-Learning, University of Dayton
For the 2010 academic year, 50,000 of Ohio's 70,000 Introductory Psychology students have had a low-cost digital option available for the textbook of their instructor's choice. Developed within a University System of Ohio Project framework in collaboration with five leading publishers of psychology textbooks, the Ohio Digital Bookshelf Project emerged from three years of research and within a social network established among faculty, librarians, technologists, and the accessibility community.
We'll present strategies for improving learning outcomes, textbook affordability, and more rapid diffusion of digital resources into the teaching and learning environment. Student members of our team will discuss learning outcomes.
Learning Objectives
* Know how to overcome obstacles to class, institutional, and system-level adoption of digital learning materials.
* Discuss effective teaching and assessment strategies to capture the learning value of digital materials.
* Explore techniques for building disciplinary communities committed to learning innovations.
* Understand how the "tragedy of the commons" (pursuing individual benefits at the cost of system-level returns) guarantees the escalating cost of textbooks and the requisite reformations (changed behaviors of publishers, bookstores, institutions, faculty, students) needed to escape the paradox and increase the affordability of learning materials.
* Learn about conversion and "born digital" approaches to assuring timely access to digital learning materials for students with print disabilities (addressing one of the key challenges in digital learning environments).
See Also
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Sunday, September 6, 2015
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Just like any VSTi channel in your DAW – on wobbleboss vst plugins you can also start adding various effects, mastering, limiting etc to the wobbleboss vst layer to get the most out of it. The interface also has your standard reverb, panning, pitch, lfo's and glide etc. You also get all five collections as easy to use 16-24bit wav sample collections where each kit is grouped into a folder of approx 100 samples from this wobbleboss vst plugins. Perfect to line them up in your EXS sampler in logic, or your various PC samplers – it also comes with a few extra VST's and one is in fact a sampler that you can load the sample folders into (these are for PC however on MAC it's just as easy to lay out the samples in the EXS sampler and a quick youtube search will show you easy step by step tutorials on how to use any sounds on your mac as a midi bank on your keys or your computer keyboard if you don't have a controller.
I think in total there are just over or just under 1000 samples, all in different styles and all recorded at 140bpm (or 135-145). The WobbleBoss VST beat making software are instant download from the developer's website, PC VSTi and Mac AU versions, 8 Octaves worth of unique samples on the piano roll, Straightforward filters, glide and LFO modulation, Pre-programmed wobble basslines, vocal samples, Dubstep drums, Easiest to use Dubstep plugin available.
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OpenLM version 3.0 supports license monitoring of a wide, and ever growing variety of license managers. This application note elaborates the steps required to configure OpenLM to interface the ProgeCAD License Manager (NLM), and obtain reliable license reports and usage statistics. This capability is available for ProgeCAD NLM versions 13.0.18 onward. In a nutshell, the ProgeCAD license server is configured to provide a periodic XML file, which OpenLM parses and presents the usage results in its EasyAdmin web application.
OpenLM Server configuration
- Open the OpenLM Server configuration tool.
- Click the 'Add' button.
- Set the LM Type to OpenLM Generic
- Set the License server's Time zone (e.g.: UTC+2)
- Type in the Hostname (e.g. progecad_lm) or IP of the ProgeCad License server. Note that the exact same name will need to be used in the OpenLM Broker configuration as well (see below).
- The port number is provided by ProgeCAD. Here it is 51168. Note that the same number will need to be used in the OpenLM Broker configuration as well (see below).
- Click the 'Apply' and "Restart now" button.
OpenLM Broker Configuration
Please refer to the OpenLM Broker Application notes for more on Broker configuration: There is a quick guide and a comprehensive guide.
1. Type in the OpenLM Server hostname (e.g. win8mike).
2. Set the OpenLM Broker – OpenLM Server communication port number. Its default is 7016.
3. The License Servers characteristics are set exactly as they were using the information used on the OpenLM Server Configuration tool (listed above):
- Highlight the License Servers node
- Click 'Add' -> "License Server".
- Type in the License server's hostname, and click Apply.
4. Add a Port to the the newly named License server:
- Click on the progecad_lm server node
- Click 'Add' → 'Port', and click OK.
- Type in the same port number as configured on the OpenLM Server configuration tool (e.g. 51168)
- In the "License Manager Type" drop box, select OpenLM_Generic.
- Click Apply and then OK.
5. Open the Commands section and select data_inquiry. Type in the appropriate Progecad data inquiry command:
"<Full path to NLMServerMonitor.exe>" /xml.
In this example, the command is:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\ProgeCAD\NLM Server 2013 PRONG\NLMServerMonitor\NLMServerMonitor.exe" /xml
6. Click the 'Execute' button to check the operation of the Data Inquiry command.
7. Click the Apply button.
8. Repeat stages 5 thru 7 with the 'Status' command.
9. Expand the Vendors '+' sign and type 'ProgeCAD' (case sensitive) in the Vendor text box. Click 'Apply'.
That's it – your OpenLM system is configured to present ProgeCAD license usage information. If you require any further assistance on this subject – please contact Support [at] OpenLM.com , and our team will be glad to assist.


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The mercury in Taipei hit 39.3°C yesterday afternoon, the highest temperature recorded in the city by the Central Weather Bureau since records began 117 years ago.
The city's observation station has been in the plaza in front of the bureau's headquarters on Gongyuan Road since 1896.
Data from the bureau showed that the city's previous record high temperature was set on Aug. 9, 2003, when the temperature reached 38.8°C.
The bureau said the temperature rose to 38.8°C at 1:16pm yesterday, which tied the record set in 2003. It went up further to 38.9°C at 1:44pm, setting a new record, but that did not last long, as the temperature reached 39.3°C at 1:58pm.
Aside from being the highest temperature recorded in the city, the temperature yesterday was also the seventh-highest temperature recorded in the nation in 117 years.
Data from the bureau also showed that most of the historic high temperatures in Taipei have occurred in the past 10 years.
The nation's highest temperature was recorded in Taitung City on May 9, 2004, when the mercury hit 40.2°C.
The high temperature in Taitung was caused by a foehn wind, the bureau said.
The second-highest temperature of 39.9°C was recorded in Taichung City on July 1, 2004. That was followed by 39.7°C recorded in Taitung City on May 7, 1988, and 39.5°C in Taitung City on June 7, 1942.
Cheng Ming-dean (鄭明典), director of the bureau's weather forecast center, said the high temperature in Taipei was caused by a wind from the south and the fact that the capital lies in a basin.
He said it is rare for Taiwan to experience extreme weather conditions because of the mutual influence of winds from inland and from the sea. Taipei was the nation's only city that experienced such an extremely high temperature yesterday, he said.
The bureau said that the weather may cool tomorrow when a high-pressure system in the Pacific is expected to start moving north. A wet weather system from the south could move north close to Taiwan, which would increase the chances of afternoon thundershowers on the west coast, it said.
From Monday to Wednesday, winds from the southeast are expected to increase the chances of rain in the southeast, east and the north, the bureau said.
As the temperature rose in Taipei yesterday, the Taipei City Government's Department of Labor launched inspections at construction sites and other outdoor workplaces to prevent workers from getting heat stroke.
The department instructed employers and construction site managers to allow workers to take a 30-minute break after working for four hours when the temperature rises to or above 36°C.
Employers should also provide rest areas with shade and cease work at noon among other measures to prevent heat stroke, the department said.
Department of Labor Chief Secretary Wu Meng-lin (吳夢麟) said the department conducts regular inspections during summer to assure the safety of workers outdoors.
Meanwhile, the Taipei City Government's Department of Environmental Protection dispatched 12 street sweepers to spray water on streets to cool the temperature in the city, while also keeping the streets clean.
Department of Environmental Protection Division Chief Chiu Kuo-shu (邱國書) said the temperature of asphalt roads can rise as high as 54°C in summer and spraying water on the road can cool the temperature of the asphalt to about 49°C.


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UK Men's Basketball
Kentucky, North Carolina point men growing up fast
Fans of point guard play — like fans of any other basketball position — surely will enjoy watching Saturday's Kentucky-North Carolina game.
Marquis Teague, the latest in the lengthy line of freshman point guards for Kentucky Coach John Calipari, seems to be turning the corner in the transition from do-everything high school superstar to team-oriented college trainee. After 18 turnovers in UK's first four games, he's committed only two in his last 65 minutes.
"He's a freshman," older brother/NBA player Jeff Teague said of the early turnovers. "I was a freshman, and I struggled a couple games early. He'll be fine."
UNC's Kendall Marshall, a relative graybeard as a sophomore, had the luxury of coming off the bench in the first 17 games of his freshman season. From this incubation period, he arrived at mid-season seemingly fully formed as team leader, floor general and any other point guard cliché you want to use. He led the Atlantic Coast Conference in assists (6.2 per game) last season.
Earlier this season, ESPN analyst Jay Bilas called Marshall the best passer in the country.
"He's a real good passer," Teague said of Marshall. "He sees the floor well. He gets his teammates involved. He's very unselfish."
These are all qualities that any point guard should seek to master. Teague's performance against Portland last weekend — eight assists and no turnovers — suggested he's well on the way to being handy with the tools of point guard play.
"I just take it game by game," he said. "I'm determined to show progress each game."
Teague, a McDonald's All-American, readily acknowledges that high school stardom does not automatically translate into the college game.
"College is more team basketball, more help-side defense," he said. "You can't get into the lane.
"In high school, I could get into the lane pretty much whenever I wanted to (and) get to the basket at will. You can't do that in college."
Older brother Jeff, now about to resume his career with the Atlanta Hawks, learned the same lesson as a freshman for Wake Forest.
Through his first six college games, he had more turnovers (26) than assists (15). Maybe worse, he found it difficult to accept coming off the bench.
"I would come in the game and try to impress the coach," Jeff Teague said. "I'd play too fast to try to make things happen."
Except for coming off the bench, Marquis has talked about the same try-too-hard issue.
Beginning with Wake Forest's seventh game, Jeff Teague mostly started the rest of his two-season college career. Interestingly, he had more turnovers (76) than assists (74) as a freshman.
"I was just out there playing," he said. "I didn't understand (the game). In high school, everything came so easy. Now, I was playing against grown men."
Jeff Teague, who bought Marquis the distinctive gray shoes the UK player wears in games, considered transferring to another college team.
"Mom told me to stick it out," he said.
At the time, Marquis, who was in the ninth grade when Jeff was a college freshman in 2007-08, did not understand his brother's difficult adjustment period.
"Now, going through it, I know exactly what he was going through," Marquis said. "It's not as easy as you probably think."
By contrast, Marshall has made the transition at least look easy.
Earlier this season, UNC Coach Roy Williams bestowed the ultimate compliment by agreeing with a reporter's suggestion that Marshall is an example of a "true" point guard.
Williams defined this fuzzy term as "a guy who really looks to run the show, get others involved, get you in your offense."
Scoring, smoring.
Or as Kentucky Coach John Calipari said admiringly, "He's playing to make his team better. That's why he's averaging 11 assists (actually, 10.3)."
Marshall specializes in the long, lead pass in transition: a half-court or longer connection that hits the receiver in stride and somehow barely eludes the immediate attention of retreating defenders.
In the full-court or halfcourt setting, he seems to constantly scan for passing opportunities, and appears happy to merely advance the ball.
"He's not going to blow by you off the dribble," Bilas said, echoing a common critique of Marshall's relative lack of John Wall-like speed. "But, boy, he can really find people and thread a needle. I think he sees the game a pass ahead."
When asked if a coach could instill such a trait in a player, Bilas said, "I tend to think you either have it or you don't. I think it's really hard to teach a player to see the game. You can teach him to make a read: Here's your first read, here's your second. But some guys are instinctive in that regard."
Joe Wootten, who coached Marshall at Bishop O'Connell High in Dumfries, Va., noted how the player came to summer camps when as young as 7 years old. He'd play against boys several years older. Stronger, faster playmates forced Marshall to use his mind to compensate for a physical disadvantage.
"Kendall's a great example of a guy, he's not blessed with great natural speed," Wootten said. "But he's very fast with the ball. That's sometimes overlooked.
"He's also very clever with the ball."
Wootten declined to take credit for Marshall's passing.
"Kendall's always had a natural gift for it," the coach said.
"He always enjoyed passing. He knew that was his strength, and he knew he could carve his own niche that way.
"He does a great job of doing a lot of simple things, not over-passing or trying too much of a fancy pass. He just makes a lot of simple ones that end up looking good."
Marshall doesn't shoot well (32.3 percent). Then again, he doesn't look to shoot. Seven Tar Heels teammates have attempted more shots than Marshall, who leads UNC in minutes played.
To which, Wootten said, "If you're playing cards, you don't throw your queen. You throw your ace."


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The college planning and search process is often described by students as stressful and overwhelming. With copious amounts of deadlines to make and criteria to search for, students are looking for higher ed institutions to support them throughout this pivotal process in their lives.
Naviance Student Insights: A Comprehensive Look at the 2019 Naviance Student
The higher education enrollment landscape is rapidly changing as demographics continue to shift, tuition costs rise, and students and families begin to question the value of attending college. While there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to solving the current challenges, this report will provide valuable information for both K-12 and higher education leaders as they seek to work together to support students through the college recruitment process.
Supporting Student Success with Naviance Course Planner
According to Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce, by 2020 about 65% of the jobs will require some form of education or training beyond high school. Whether students decide to go straight to a college or technical school, join the military, or enter the workforce after high school, they must understand what's required to reach their goals.
Naviance Student Insights Webinar: A Comprehensive Look at the 2019 Naviance Student
Join us on December 11th as Amy Reitz, Intersect General Manager, takes a deep dive into the three trends observed in the Naviance Student Insights report.
Naviance Student Insights: A Comprehensive Look at the 2019 Naviance Student Infographic
A comprehensive look at the 2019 Naviance Student, for the first time we share insights on the postsecondary search of students in Naviance.
The Ursuline School: Creating Success for College, Career and Life Readiness
Located in New Rochelle, New York in Westchester County lies The Ursuline School, which is an all-girls, independent, private, Roman Catholic middle and high school. We had the opportunity to speak with Elizabeth Roper, Director of College and Academic Counseling, to learn more about how The Ursuline School is using Naviance to best support students and connect with families.
Naviance Class Share Analysis (NCSA): Unlock Your Funnel
Recruiting college students is complicated, unique, data-driven and a little magical. I'm not going to claim it's one-size-fits-all or that anyone can predict what high school students are going to end up deciding. But I am going to tell you why you need to deepen the analysis of your student data for ROI purposes and then tell you how Intersect can do that for you; for free.
Online Courses & Student Success: A Study of 15 Institutions
Does taking online courses decrease a student's chances of achieving key academic outcomes? Join us to learn how the relationship between online course taking and student success outcomes vary depending upon the type of student, the degree attempted, and more.
FAFSA Completion to Increasing College Access and Affordability
The National Clearinghouse Research Center released its seventh annual report on current data around high school graduates' postsecondary outcomes. Findings in this report show that there continues to be a large gap between higher-income and low-income high schools in student enrollment, persistence, and completion.
Being A #RealCollege Student Is Harder
The topics and sessions at the conference became immediately personal and related to Starfish as we discussed students' need for the sense of belonging, the need for faculty engagement and research on student challenges, and the need to identify and address root causes of performance/outcomes. These are topics that the Strategic Consultants address on the campuses with whom we work.
Big Bend Community College Selects Starfish by Hobsons as Exclusive Student Success Platform
Big Bend Community College (BBCC) has chosen to collaborate with Hobson's Starfish Enterprise Success Platform in order to increase retention and graduation rates on their campus.


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As the year comes to an end many of us embrace our own practices and rituals, reflection and create time to rest. Typically then quickly followed by planning and goal setting the first few weeks of the year once the Holiday buzz starts to fade. I find these two weeks to be a particularly great time to reflect and plan, express gratitude and renew my resolve towards aspirations I am working towards. Over the past three years I have created a new practice for myself I would like to share, It is a combination of tools I have picked up over the years, and my top two influencers in this ritual are Kathlyn Hendricks and David Allen.
What I notice each year is that as the calendar comes to a close to turn over a new chapter, I feel an uprising energy to anticipate what is to come and also reflect on what has happened. Today I want to talk about tools to support your completion of a year, and allow for the most energy possible to come with you into the new year. I will share with you in two weeks what my rituals are around goal setting and intentions.
My first activity is to brainstorm and think of any possible items that have gone undone and make a list. I find that "energy leaks", absent mindedness or lack of focus are all a result of keeping too much in my mind and not enough on paper or in a reliable place I can come back to, to get things done. So step one, take an active inventory of all the items out there you might not have completed or are still in limbo.
After I have a good list of items that are still un done or slipped my mind, a practice I learned from David Allen, "Closing the loop" of communication. The term is somewhat self explanatory, and, It is important to get at the root at this concept which is proactively coming back to anything to "tie a bow on it" so everyone involved is on the same page. Closing the loop looks like when you say you are going to do something, and then you do it, go back to the person you told you would do the thing, and tell them what happened, close the loop. When loops are not closed, energy can get leaked out as it creates wonder or mistrust in the person on the other end. Closing the loop keeps a flow between the people you make agreements with and creates space for creativity and collaboration as well.
Once you have your list, you review it, communicate with each of the items or take action if only you are involved, that act is called "completing". You know that rush of energy that comes with crossing items off your to do list, well, this is what I am talking about, creating action around completing with all (as many as possible) agreements or things left undone that you have accumulated over the year. What this does for me is acts as wind at my back, giving me more energy and a more ready mind to go into the next year. You might say, I have actives that cary over into next year, of course, so do I, and the trick is to be conscious of that and have a plan for how those items play out. I have a tendency to have one large to do list or project list that is on going, and sometimes one of those items gets a little bit of work done on it each day for three months, and then it becomes complete. If you have items like that, I find having a deadline I am moving towards and time slotted to reach mini completions along the way. If it is an 80 slide presentation, divide it into sections of 20 slides and give yourself 2 hours a week to complete it over the course of 5-6 weeks. Those types of completion activities have really done wonders for my energy levels and I have Kathlyn Hendricks to thank for teaching me this skill.
As you spend time reflecting and realizing over the next two weeks, remember to actively evaluate your completions for the year. If nothing else do this from a place of wanting as much energy as possible to bring to your goal setting sessions in 2017.
In my next post, I will share with you my own version of how I set my goals and intentions for each year.
Thank you for reading along and please let me know if I can help you with these items, I have found that collaboration is of the highest importance to support ongoing creativity and I would enjoy collaborating with you!
Lindsey Rainwater, also known as Lindsey RainH2O, is a sought-after business consultant, leadership coach, writer and presenter to the fitness and wellness industry. For more information about Rainwater, follow her on Twitter @LindseyRainH2O


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Guildhall Creative Entrepreneurs Scheme opens applications for 2017/2018
The Guildhall School of Music & Drama, together with social enterprise, Cause4, opens applications for the 2017-2018 Guildhall Creative Entrepreneurs Scheme. Guildhall Creative Entrepreneurs is a business incubator, offering enterprise training, mentoring, and funding support to aspiring entrepreneurs, in the performing arts and creative industries. The scheme helps ambitious entrepreneurs jumpstart their business idea or grow an existing start-up/enterprise, and create a sustainable business.
The Guildhall Creative Entrepreneurs Open Day, on Wednesday, 3 May, gives potential applicants the opportunity to hear from Scheme leaders and alumni, as well as meet with both established and aspiring entrepreneurs, currently working in the creative industries.
Since 2013, the Scheme has incubated over 30 creative entrepreneurs and has demonstrated a solid track record of sustainability, with over 90% of entrepreneurs still operational in the creative industries. Successes from past years have included Drum Works, a music education programme that confronts disengagement within schools, currently reaching over 400 young people, every week, and is now a Barbican Artistic Associate; Docklands Sinfonia, a young and pioneering orchestra which has become a major, cultural force in the Docklands, and is launching its most ambitious Children's Concert, this year, for 2,200 primary school children from 20 schools; Soundcastle, which unites communities and inspires workplaces through high-quality music-making, has expanded from London to Brighton to Bristol, with a team that has grown from 4 to 18 people; and Turn of Phrase, a communications skills company that is pioneering methods to improve gender equality in the workplace.
For the first three years of its development, the Scheme was exclusive to Guildhall alumni and staff, and it helped the development of 22 creative businesses, as well as provided enterprise training to many more Guildhall-led businesses and individuals, through access to selected workshops and events. In 2016, the Scheme was opened to applicants from across the performing arts sector, as well as Guildhall alumni and staff. Applicants were assessed on the basis of the strength of the business concept, its readiness for development and, in the case of artistically led projects, the quality of the venture.
The Scheme is run in partnership with award-winning social enterprise, Cause4, and offers an intensive 12‐month programme (1 September – 31 August ). In the course of the year, participants have access to:
• Personalised training: to help entrepreneurs develop their business plans, set up a company, and gain access to funding & investment.
• Mentoring and Coaching: an average of 30 hours of tailored, one-to-one support provided by scheme leaders and a range of external experts. Current mentors include professionals from Amati Global Investors, The Culture Capital Exchange, Artichoke, the BBC, and the City of London Corporation (including the Barbican Centre).
• Office Space: access to central London office space, including free Wi-Fi and use of utilities and kitchen space. Entrepreneurs are entitled to approx. 20 hours of office access per week, which equates to £15,600 in office costs across the duration of the Scheme.
• Networks: access to citywide professional networks, including organisations such as Deutsche Bank and City of London Corporation, along with introductions to start-up growth networks, including UnLtd.
• Training: an average of 80 hours of seminars and workshops on core entrepreneurial management skills, such as business planning/company structure, digital development, sales, marketing, building teams, leadership, finance and pitching.
• Events: an average of 15 special events per year, including regular evening talks and a range of networking events featuring prominent figures from the entrepreneurial world and creative industries. Previous speakers included David Sabel, formerly Director of Broadcast and Digital at the National Theatre and Tony Woodcock, former President of the New England Conservatory.
• Funding Advice & Support: including the opportunity to pitch to select investors, funders and supporters at an organised pitch event towards the end of the 12 months.
The Creative Entrepreneurs scheme was devised by Professor Helena Gaunt, Vice Principal for Innovation at the Guildhall School, in partnership with social enterprise, Cause4. Michelle Wright, the CEO of Cause4, is an alumna and Fellow of the Guildhall School (Violin 1995-1999) and founded Cause4 in 2009. Since being founded, Cause4 has grown rapidly and represents an experienced partner in the development of entrepreneurial ideas and associated business models. Details on the current cohort can be found here.
Professor Helena Gaunt said: "Our Creative Entrepreneurs scheme has grown from strength to strength, demonstrating so many ways in which practitioners in the performing arts can build sustainable business and make a difference. I'm delighted that this is now becoming such a hotbed of fresh thinking and initiative, determination and business savvy. The environment, the community of creative entrepreneurs, and the down-to-earth practical approach, open doors to success."
Michelle Wright, CEO of Cause4, said: "In uncertain economic and political times, the role of the performing artist is ever-changing. We now need, not only to embrace portfolio careers, but also to be skilled entrepreneurs, commercially minded with the ability to make ideas a reality. This is why the Creative Entrepreneurs scheme is so important. Whilst sensitive to the needs of performing artists, it also prepares musicians and actors for the commercial reality of today's careers."
The deadline for the 2017/2018 applications is Thursday, 6 July, at 5pm. The fee for the course is £3,100, with concession rates available for participants that have graduated from a Guildhall School accredited degree programme. Full information on applications, costs & funding, including a flexible payment option, can be found here.


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With the latest funds in, Myra is planning to enter new metro cities after having been in Bengaluru since inception. "We are looking to start operations in Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderbad, Pune while we deepen our network within Bengaluru," said Faizan Aziz, founder and CEO, Myra.
The company is clocking about 1,000 orders per day and plans to grow by three to four times in the next nine months. The company employs, directly and indirectly, about 300 people and plans to take that up to 900 by end of the year. Myra runs on a full-stack model wherein it has a drug license and registered pharmacists who validate the authenticity of each prescription before dispensing medicines.
In India, the pharmacy retail market has been largely dominated by brick and mortar stores but growing adoption of e-commerce platforms is likely to have rub off effect on purchasing patterns of medicines. Tarun Davda, MD at Matrix Partners, said the current customer experience is broken at the fundamental level despite advances in technology for the $15 billion Indian pharma market.
As many as 140 startups are currently operating in the online pharmacy market, with 18 of them having managed to raise funds. Around $110 million has been poured into these startups with the likes of NetMeds, PharmEasy and 1mg emerging as the most well funded companies in the sector, data from Tracxn pointed out. "Myra takes a high frequency use case and makes it super easy for users to access a pharmacy digitally," said Miten Sampat, VP-corporate development, Times Internet.
Even though the overall investment sentiment hasn't been very buoyant over the last year, companies like 1mg and NetMeds have raised significant amounts of capital from investors.


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These small chairside tables are made of Peruvian walnut, American walnut, and mahogany. They are about 10 1/2 inches square and 20 inches high. Each has a glass top that lies in a recess—these are removed for the pictures to reduce glare. The inlay materials are: silver wire; abalone and veneer dots; blue-, yellow-, and green-colored veneers. The part of the table tops with the inlay have sides that slope 45 degrees.
-- Don Snyder (38.6N, 90.3W)
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#1 posted 04-09-2017 04:33 PM
Great work, love the dancers. Can you tell me a bit more about silver wire, is it sanded flush?
-- Cheap is expensive! - my Dad
#2 posted 04-09-2017 04:39 PM
#3 posted 04-09-2017 04:54 PM
Thanks for your comment. I bring the silver wire flush using a scraper and then very light sanding with 320 grit paper. I purchase argentium stirling silver flat wire from Hauser & Miller, a jewelry-supply company in St. Louis. The wire in the table with dancing figures is 0.014"X0.055", and in table with lines and dots, it is 1.0mmX1.5mm rolled to 0.8mm (slightly greater than 1/32"). The wire for the dancing figures is set into carved grooves without any adhesive; the 0.055" sides of the wire are roughed up with sandpaper to increase friction. The wire for the lines and dots was set into a 1/32" groove made with a Dremel router and held there with epoxy.
-- Don Snyder (38.6N, 90.3W)
#4 posted 04-09-2017 04:56 PM
Not very good, but tag Dutchy.
-- Don Snyder (38.6N, 90.3W)
#5 posted 04-09-2017 06:31 PM
they look great
#6 posted 04-09-2017 08:55 PM
A happy trio to have around the place. Well done.
-- Mama calls me Texcaster but my real name is Mr. Earl.
#7 posted 04-10-2017 02:10 AM
wow don I really don't think people know what there looking at here,this is some intricate beautiful inlay.this should be top 3 for the day without a blink in my opinion.exceptional work my friend.
-- sawdust the bigger the pile the bigger my smile-larry,so cal.
#8 posted 04-10-2017 04:27 AM
Awesome, I vote top 3 too.
-- Bob in WW ~ "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
#9 posted 04-10-2017 11:16 AM
What an interesting idea.
#10 posted 04-10-2017 03:11 PM
These are all fabulous tables and they are so nicely done.
helluvawreck aka Charles
-- helluvawreck aka Charles, http://woodworkingexpo.wordpress.com
#11 posted 04-10-2017 03:41 PM
What a great idea!
If one wants to "vote" for a top 3, post a comment and make it your favorite.
-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive
#12 posted 04-12-2017 07:18 PM
Beautiful. I'm going to have to steal this idea. Someday. If I can ever do inlay of this quality.
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Throughout the day, it's quite common for us to become oily and need to touch up with our compacts. However, before you do, make sure to blot the excess oil first. This will prevent your makeup from looking too cakey. It will also reduce the amount of oil and bacteria being transferred from your skin to your brush, powder puff, or sponge that you use.
There are many ways you can blot your skin. I prefer blotting sheets. They come in a variety of sizes and are made by many different brands. If you don't have any blot sheets, you can always use a 1 ply tissue (most tissue is 2 ply so just separate it). Gently press down on your skin, don't rub because you will rub off your makeup.


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Last album in my top 3, probably takes the 2nd place spot, here's why:
The Saga Begins: 10/10 - Amazing parody, everybody knows it. Still, one of the only parodies to not destroy the original. What a memorable summer when that movie came out. And this legendary ALbum.
My Baby's In Love With Eddie Vedder: 10/10 - Absolutely hilarious, great lyrics, accordion and I don't like Eddie V at all.
Pretty Fly For A Rabbi: 10/10 - One of the only Offspring tunes I could simply live without, Al's is amazing, one hell of a parody here.
The Weird Al Show Theme: 10/10 - Best theme song ever. Great Show, watched them as they aired and still today on DVD.
Jerry Springer: 10/10 - What more do you want in a parody, this is what parodies were made for. So well done.
Germs: 7/10 - Least favorite track on the album, still awesome though.
Polka Power!: 10/10 - Amazing polka, one of my favorites. Loved most of these songs that summer, definite Polka Power!
Your Horoscope For Today: 10/10 - Good god, what a masterpiece. Pure gold here, just incredible all around.
It's All About The Pentiums: 10/10 - What lyrical genius, my god, shows Puff whateva exactly how to do it!
Truck Drivin' Song: 8/10 - Not too bad at all, not the best.
Grapefruit Diet: 9/10 - Hilarious but not like the others on here.
Albuquerque: 10/10 - See Horoscope For Today! Plus Jims amazing delicious leads, could never get enough of that blazing guitar work!!


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More U.S. customer data stolen
After the ChoicePoint case, another large scale data theft has been uncovered in the United States.
As Yahoo and slashdot report, approximately 32,000 U.S. citizens' profiles have been stolen from LexisNexis subsidiary Seisint. Apparently, the information accessed includes names, addresses, social security numbers and driver's license information -- but not credit histories, medical records or financial information.
It is likely that this new incidence of (potential) identity theft will increase the propensity of the political system to take counter measures. As reported in a previous entry of this blog, members of the Senate have already reacted to this and plan to hold hearings. Florida Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson has introduced a bill that would impose tougher regulations on the data industry.
The accumulation of problems in this area might create a policy window for tightening regulation -- but that remains speculation at this point.


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The Animation Collaborative is a fairly new animation school in Emeryville, CA, which I've had the pleasure of attending over the course of the last two semesters. Over my 6+ years studying animation in college, I feel I've experienced the spectrum in animation education. The Animation Collaborative, a.k.a. AnimC, is easily one of the top experiences I've had. The school is located across the street from Pixar and is taught by some of the best of the best. My fellow classmates from AnimC are also easily just as inspiring as the instructors. It has the spirit of CalArt's Character Animation department, but in workshop form and lighter on the wallet. AnimC offers amazing Storyboarding, Character Design, and Animation classes, ranging in skill level, with more in the works for the semesters to come (Colorscripting, Lighting, Visual Development, Acting, Production Pipeline, and more)!
The real beauty of the school is that if you're interested in taking a class that isn't currently offered at AnimC, as long as you find 8 people who are interested and can commit to taking the class, they go find you a teacher and MAKE the class!
So, if you are looking into sharpening your artistic skills, and especially if you're focused on the field of animation, I highly recommend looking into the Animation Collaborative. You'll be glad you did!


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This book is two stories in one.
In 1942, a US cargo plane crashed into the Greenland Ice Cap. Four days later, the B-17 sent on the search and rescue mission became lost in a blinding storm and also crashed. However all nine men on board survived, and the US military launched a rescue operation. But after picking up one man, the Grumman Duck amphibious aircraft flew into a severe storm and vanished.
Frozen in Time tells the story of these crashes and the fate of the survivors. It brings to life their battle of enduring 148 days of the brutal Arctic winter until an expedition brought them to safety.
At the same time Mitchell Zuckoff recounts the efforts of the Coast Guard and North South Polar Inc. who worked for years to solve the mystery of the Grumman Duck's last flight and try to recover the remains of its crew.
Will they find anything in the short window of opportunity that is the Arctic summer?
A fascinating and well told story, some of it 'edge of your seat' stuff.
Really worth reading.
Australia gained nationhood on January 1st 1901. The infant government of the day wanted a navy to protect its new territory as well as achieve a naval strategic balance against the German presence in the Pacific. Germany had a considerable number of colonies in the area and a fleet operating in Chinese waters, mainly out of Tsingtao.
Despite Britain's dismissal of such an idea (another one of Winston Churchill's many follies involving Australia in both world wars), Australia's first naval fleet sailed into Sydney Harbour on 4th October 1913.
One of those was the light cruiser HMAS Sydney.
With the onset of World War 1 soon after, Sydney was used to capture German colonial assets in the region.
Meanwhile the German Pacific fleet made a run for 'home' from China across the Pacific around Cape Horn into the Atlantic (Battle of Coronel / Battle of the Falkland Islands).
They left behind the raider Emdem which proceeded to cause havoc with allied shipping in the Indian Ocean.
While escorting troop ships bound for Europe from Australia, Sydney encountered the Emdem eventually sinking her in the Cocos Keeling Islands.
First Victory 1914 is a well written and detailed history of HMAS Sydney at war and in particular its action against the raider. While disturbingly graphic at times, the author brings the crews of both ships, from the bridge to the boiler room, to life. For me it was a virtually unknown part of Australian history with emphasis of our World War 1 activity always being concentrated on the Western Front in Europe and of course Gallipoli in Turkey.
The remains of the Emden are still beached in the Cocos today. A 100th Anniversary commemoration will be held this year in November in the Islands.
What induced me to read Body Surfing I can't remember. I certainly didn't download it to my Kindle. Someone must have left the book in the house and I was looking for something light. Anita Shreve did not let me down.
It was her typical formulaic style where almost every romantic cliche seems to get a run.
There is the two time widowed summer time tutor looking after the family's 'slow' daughter, the two brothers each vying for the tutor's affection, the disagreeable mother and the tolerant and likable father.
All sorts of twists and turns which resolve themselves in the end.
If you like this author and genre you wont be disappointed.
For anyone interested in the American musical theatre Anything Goes is a must read.
Ethan Mordden chronicles the four eras of the American musical ie. the European prehistory, the American melting pot from which Jerome Kern emerged, the glory days from Oscar Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim, and finally that which many consider to be its decline.
The author also dispels the notion that the American musical is purely a homegrown invention. While it is true it discovered its full potential in the multi cultural melting pot of the immigrant communities in New York, the British operettas of Gilbert & Sullivan and the European offerings of Offenbach were extremely influential.
The Irish-born, German-raised American composer Victor Herbert is credited with being one of the pioneers of the modern American musical. In addition to his role as "grammarian, innovator and debate club coach", he is said to have "reshaped the very structure of the American song, shortening the verse and lengthening the chorus until his heirs, from Irving Berlin and Kern to Rodgers and Hart and the Gershwins, had a more dramatically protean format to work with".
Being a fan of these two, "The Rodgers and Hammerstein Handbook" section was, for me, of immense interest and insight.
The author obviously has a love of words which will have many regularly 'reaching' for Kindle's online dictionary. But this is part of the charm of this book.
Loved it!


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After Manchester United's 1-0 victory against Liverpool in the League Cup on Wednesday night, the Sky Sports commentary team aptly described Wayne Rooney's summer transfer window escapades as playing "hard to keep" as opposed to "hard to get." The reigning Premier League champions stood firm during a summer of ludicrous transfer dealings and even more unfathomable outbursts to the press from their main man (cue, "I'm angry and confused"). Any approach from rival clubs, including Jose Mourinho's Chelsea, was promptly swatted away. And the Red Devils, yet again, managed to keep hold of one of their prized assets.
And now it seems their tough no-nonsense approach has done the trick based on the striker's renewed bill of confidence under new United boss David Moyes so far this season. Rooney, 27, has arguably been United's top performer as his side venture to fight on both domestic and European fronts with an encouraging start in the Champions League, and a League Cup win against their bitter rivals that could act as a springboard for the Premier League matches.
Rooney could not be blamed for that embarrassing defeat against Manchester City. He was the only United player that afternoon who got around the pitch with purpose… not to mention the stunning free kick he hammered home in the second half to give his side a faint shred of respectability.
What has been evident this year is his uncanny passing ability in the mould of recently retired teammate Paul Scholes. 'Pinging it about like nobody's business' was a turn of phrase a friend of mine coined following yet another convincing performance from Rooney in David Moyes' maiden appearance in the League Cup with Manchester United Wednesday night. And with the striker also finding the net more regularly too these days, the United faithful will hope he can stay fit and form a lethal partnership with team mate Robin van Persie (who should return to action this weekend against West Brom), something that the fans have yearned for since he joined the club from Arsenal last season.
Editor's note: Read more articles from Andrew on his blog at www.laligablog.com.


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bathroom plan (remix)
Has this ever happened to you? The tub is ready for pick up, the lighting has arrived, the faucets will be in next week, the new toilet is sitting in the dining room – all the design elements are on their way and WHAM! you decide to completely change the plan. I MEAN COMPLETELY!
We originally planned to tear out one of the walls in my office to expand our tiny bathroom, so we decided to remove all of the lath and plaster walls to insulate the office (might as well, right?) Once that was done we couldn't stop thinking about using the entire office for a spacious, bathroom retreat. What about resale? Losing a bedroom? Turns out this large bathroom will add value to our home (thanks Veronika Jovicic!)
And you know what? I love this design even more than the last! Luckily, all of the purchased (and handmade) elements will fit in the new design (plus an additional vanity).
This house has much to teach me about patience, flexibility and being in the flow. I am listening. xo


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Become the ultimate Templar with this comprehensive Elder Scrolls Online Templar Guide from KillerGuides. Use the tips here to turn into a one-man powerhouse that punishes foes with weapons, saves allies with healing and protection spells, and outlasts everyone else as the toughest tank in the land. Get all the basics of Templar leveling and questing, plus advanced topics like how to prepare your Templar for competitive PvE and PvP. Say goodbye to grind and suboptimal builds as you learn top-secret leveling tricks and pro-gamer skill combos. Everything here has been tested on the fields of battle and will guarantee your success as a Templar. Trying is not the same as winning, so unlock this Templar Guide now to become an unbeatable crusader of the light.
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Ficolo receives IPv6 World Leader 2017 award
Together with IPv6 Forum, FICORA presents IPv6 World Leader award to Ficolo with three other Finnish companies. The award was given to companies involved in the worldwide deployment and promotion of IPv6 – criterion for the award is successfully achieving double-digit IPv6 penetration rate in internet traffic. Companies awarded together with Ficolo were Creanova Hosting Solutions, DNA and Elisa.Read more


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Griffiths, Ian (2000) The MaxMara collection Spring 2001. Woven and knitted garments fashion collection.
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|Collaborators: MaxMara design and production team in Italy. Exhibited at Milan Fashion Week - September 2000. This Collection was inspired by the photographs of Cecil Beaton and George Platt Lynes focusing, in particular, on the juxtaposition of rich and poor, masculine and feminine, hard and soft, rough and smooth, in the context of 'frosty elegance'. Materials used included trompe-l'oeil tweed embroidered on to marrocain.
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|Art and design
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|Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture (until 2017) > School of Design (until 2008)
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In leading up to the official start of the 2018-19 athletics campaign at Irvine Valley, which starts on Aug. 25 with the IVC men's soccer team at Yavapai, the Laser athletic department will count down the top 10 IVC sports stories from the 2017-18 school year.
Honorable mention on the list was the impressive number of Irvine Valley student-athletes that signed to continue their athletic and academic careers at four-year universities and colleges. The women's basketball and women's volleyball team led the way with five players each from 2017-18 teams signing. The men's volleyball team also had five players move on, including three from its 2017-18 squad.
For women's volleyball, which went undefeated and won a CCCAA State Championship, Olivia Aguilar signed with Cal State San Marcos, Diamond Brogan signed with Cumberland, Taira Ka'awaloa signed with Hawaii Hilo, Gabi Lau signed with Western New Mexico and Megan Ramseyer signed with Butler.
And for women's basketball, which won an Orange Empire Conference title and made the state tournament, Mary Dishoian signed with La Verne, Elizabeth Garcia and Jenna Rodriguez signed with Ottawa, Kasey Smit signed with Cal Poly Pomona and Kiara Warren signed with Cal Maritime.
The full list of Irvine Valley student-athletes and where they are headed is below.
Colin Conroy - Towson State
Ryan Gaynor - Georgetown (KY)
Grant Rockefeller - Cal State Dominguez Hills
Zack Stack - Georgetown (KY)
Women's basketball
Mary Dishoian - La Verne
Elizabeth Garcia - Ottawa (AZ)
Jenna Rodriguez - Ottawa (AZ)
Kasey Smit - Cal Poly Pomona
Kiara Warren - Cal Maritime
Men's basketball
Parker Sims - Holy Cross (IN)
Zane Paddon - San Francisco State
Daniel Hernandez - Cal State San Marcos
Men's soccer
Ben Chamberlin - Hope International
Women's soccer
Yvette Belman - Missouri Valley
Women's tennis
Fiorella Dreux - Shorter (GA)
Lauren MacDonnell - Hope International
Samantha Paz - Hope International
Women's volleyball
Olivia Aguilar - Cal State San Marcos
Diamond Brogan - Cumberland (TN)
Taira Ka'awaloa - Hawaii Hilo
Gabi Lau - Western New Mexico
Megan Ramseyer - Butler
Men's volleyball
Matt August - Hawaii
Josh Evers - Aquinas (MI)
Patrick Furlong - Grand Valley (IA)
Ruben Lopez - Aquinas (MI)
Kelsey Yogi - Concordia