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A crash in Fayette County killed over thirty hogs on Monday afternoon.
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Wasn't it the most beautiful dress you've ever seen!!??
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Antony, I hope you know that's not really my wedding photo. I just love you! Why didn't I meet you years ago!? My goodness! I would of worshipped you. ❤😉
Aw really. Ya know. I was saying. Man that dress is beautiful and it fits you so perfectly. If I was a fashion designer that's how all my dresses would be made. Of course different colors and and lines. Some short. Some long. Some flowing. Some revealing. Silks and slinky satins….
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The beautiful east coast of Australia is one of the most popular coastal routes in the world – and it's not hard to see why. Cosmopolitan cities, island paradises and hippie beach towns come together to create a coastline unlike any other in the world.
When it comes to the practicalities of travelling it, there are two options to choose from.
I used a hop-on-hop-off greyhound pass for the first part of my route up the coast due to the campervan we wanted not being available for those locations, and I can honestly say I have nothing bad to say. In fact quite the contrary – every coach journey I took with Greyhound was on time, the coaches themselves were absolutely spotless, with friendly drivers, regular stops, reclining comfortable seats (a life saver if you opt for the overnight legs), free wifi connection and in-seat USB portholes.
Where to book your pass – As for booking it, you have 3 easy options. Either head into a Greyhound retail store or other backpacker travel agency, choose and book your pass online, or give Greyhound a call directly. Make sure you have the correct direction booked, eg. heading north from Sydney to Cairns or south from Cairns to Sydney, as multiple directions cost more.
Pre-booking your journeys – Greyhound is one of the most flexible travel companies I have ever used. You can travel almost all routes every single day, and the shorter ones go multiple times a day. Once you've booked your pass, you will be given an ID number to put into the website and book your legs. I would recommend doing this a day or two in advance, but I have also done this the same day. Only thing to remember is: if you change your mind, be sure to cancel that particular journey for free on the website. If you don't, you might be charged for a no-show.
Cost – The hop-on-hop-off Sydney —> Cairns pass costs £213 (around $420)
Top tip – If you're travelling on a budget and are limited by time, it's a good plan to go for the overnight journeys where possible, as you save money on hostel accommodation and don't waste your precious daytimes sat on a bus.
2. Hiring a campervan
I used a company called Traveller's Autobarn who I would highly recommend (who you can book through most backpacker travel agencies). They do various different van models, from the cheapest of the cheap Budgie Van with ice boxes and mini in-boot kitchens to more 'luxurious' campervan accommodation with mini fridges, microwaves and built-in kitchens and storage space. They all come with many of the basics you will need on the road (sleeping bags and bedding) and you can hire plenty of extras (camping chairs, sat-nav etc) at an extra charge. One of their selling points is that they add on a second insured driver for free, which is obviously great news!
If you are going for the self-drive option, these are a few simple but key points to remember:
Cost – It really does depend on which model you go for. If you go for one of the cheaper vans, you can expect to pay around $2000 total for a month duration (split between how many are travelling of course) but this figure can double or more if you go for something a bit more comfortable. Although this can sound like a lot, remember the campervan doesn't just act as your mode of transport, it's also your accommodation for the entire trip (instead of forking out around $25-30 per person for a hostel every night).
Petrol – Campervans can be petrol-guzzling, so be sure to put aside enough in your budget to allow for this. We ended up having to fill a full tank at least every day, depending on the distance we were travelling. Also I cannot emphasise enough how long the distances are in-between the petrol stations so make sure you know far you've got to go till the next one, as you don't want to be broken down on a highway with the sun beating down on you.
Weather – As you probably know, the weather can be extreme in Australia, especially during the summer months October-February, so be sure to stop off regularly at the stores on the side of the road to stock up on enough water, other drinks and snacks to last the journey. On the same note, you're alright if you have a proper fridge, but if you just have an ice box or similar, remember that food won't last that long in the heat, so it's best to do small shops regularly.
WikiCamps App – This is a definite must-have for the trip! Download it over wifi before you leave – you have 2 weeks of free use and then it's about $8 or $9 (£5) to pay. When it comes to finding a campsite to stay in every night, in most places there are both free and paid ones to choose from. If you want power, you will need the paid campsites which can cost anything between $15 and $40 for a spot. Equally, it's easy to have a couple of nights without power in-between this which does help you to save.
Driving abroad – If you're concerned about driving abroad, I cannot emphasise enough how pleasantly surprised I was with the wide roads, roadside sign posts and general driving conditions in Australia. I hadn't actually ever driven abroad before and can't say I'm the most experienced driver with long distances, and this experience put me completely at ease and I would definitely do it again in the future!
Having travelled both with the Greyhound pass and by campervan, I have to say I loved the freedom and flexibility of having a campervan, being able to decide on a day-to-day basis whether to stay in the same place for a bit longer to to move on to the next place. However, if I were travelling alone I would opt for the bus pass for ease of use, safety and comfort.
Recommended duration: 6-7 days
The buzzing city of Sydney – one of the most diverse in the world – is the perfect place to start the east coast adventure. Cosmopolitan city life with gorgeous beaches, a harbour home to two of the world's most famous buildings and structures, and a backdrop of mountainous national park, there really is so much to do and see, I would allow about a week in order to have enough time to see the sights as well as time to relax in-between.
Highlights include visiting Circular Quay and Darling Harbour, booking a climb up the Harbour Bridge, Mrs Macquerie's viewing point, and the beautiful Bondi to Coogee beach tour. See my City Series: Sydney post for more details on what to get up to whilst there.
For now, it's time to start heading north up the coast!
8h50 on the road / 770km
13 hour bus (overnight journey is highly recommended)
Byron Bay
Recommended duration: 4-5 days
This gorgeous little hippie town remains one of my favourite places along the entire coast and is definitely worth a stop off. Spend your time here lazing on the white sand of the main beach, browsing the boutique shops in the town centre and sipping cold drinks in one of the many bars and restaurants lining the streets.
Leave one morning free to do the Cape Byron Lighthouse walk (allow 4 hours with a stop). You can see the lighthouse standing tall at the end of the peninsula from the beach and it looks really near. But trust me – it takes a long time to get there! After setting off in flip flops, with no hat and not much water, I quickly realised my mistake and wished I'd been more prepared!
The walk itself is beautiful, passing several beaches and surfing spots including my personal favourite Waters Beach, and then continuing with literally picture-perfect coastal views of turquoise water and long stretches of white sand the rest of the way – and we even spotted a school of dolphins playing in the waves below! It was really incredible. And one of the viewing platforms along the way is the official 'most easterly point of mainland Australia' – quite an impressive thought! Once you reach the top, the white lighthouse and its grounds at the top are lovely (if you can see it through the sweat dripping down from your forehead!) and if it wasn't already, the final view of two curved stretches of beach back to back makes it all worthwhile. Classic Australia!
Take one of your 5 days to visit the nearby town of Nimbin and the famed Nimbin Rocks (just over 2 hours drive depending if you also take the slight diversion to stop at Minyon Falls on the way). If you thought Byron was full of hippies, wait till you see Nimbin. It really is one of the strangest places I've ever visited, with a blind eye towards drugs, tie-die clothing, crystal stones and dream catchers absolutely everywhere and a general carefree, happy-go-lucky vibe throughout the town. I would say it's definitely a must-see whilst you're there but I wouldn't want to stay longer than a few hours!
1h15 on the road / 95km
Surfer's Paradise (Gold Coast)
Recommended duration: 3-4 days
After the chill of Byron, loud and lairy Surfer's Paradise might come as a bit of a shock to you! It is a concrete jungle – but a really fun one with a holiday vibe. The beach is wide with fine sand and turquoise waters and lined with its skyscraper backdrop. Head up to the Eureka Skydeck for panoramic views over the beach, skyline and city beyond.
The city centre is absolutely buzzing, with club promoters on the streets (if you don't end up signing up for one of these nights I'd be impressed!), an amazing shopping scene, and 4 or 5 themeparks and waterparks. If you're a fan, I'd recommend spending a day either at Dreamworld (tickets cost between $80 to $100) which is the largest and most popular park with both rides and a waterpark on site or Wet'n'Wild Water World which is a really fun day out and both are just a 20 minute bus ride from the city centre. The Gold Coast really is an adult's playground – perfect for couples, young families and backpackers alike.
1 hour on the road / 78km
Recommended duration: 3-4 days
Brisbane is the cultural hub and most major city in Queensland. Its city centre is buzzing with places to eat, shopping districts, botanic gardens and plenty of cultural activity. On its south bank (walk over the bridge from the main city centre to the other side) is its cultural precinct with Queensland Museum, Sciencentre and Queensland Gallery of Modern Art – which is definitely worth a visit.
Just along from this is Brisbane's equivalent of a beach – a large, manmade lagoon with the skyline as its backdrop, perfect for relaxing on those unbearably hot days or when you just want a break from walking around the busy city.
Also from Brisbane or Noosa you can visit Steve Irwin's world-famous Australia Zoo – it really is an amazing day out! If you're in a campervan, you can drive the distance yourself, or if you have a Greyhound pass, they do a journey from Brisbane to the zoo so it's worth having a look as it's around a 2 hour journey. Even if you don't, you can purchase the return journey on its own for $30. The zoo itself is one of the largest in the world and packed with incredible Australian wildlife – spend the day wandering between the world 'continents', watching the famous crocodile show in the Crocoseum, cuddling koalas, holding snakes around your neck and feeding kangaroos. It's an incredible experience!
1h45 on the road / 141km
Noosa Heads
Recommended duration: 3 days
The sleepy, pretty town of Noosa Heads is next up on the coast. With a very chilled out vibe, it's nice to take time to relax here after busy Brisbane. I would recommend a few days here, if in a campervan staying on one of the campsites along Noosa River (where you can do watersports) as it's so peaceful and still a few minutes drive to town, where you can enjoy the cafes and boutique-style shops. Spend your days exploring Noosa Heads, Noosa Junction and Noosaville and relaxing on the beach – which is gorgeous – even in the rain (we weren't lucky with the weather when we were there unfortunately). And if hiking's your thing, you can do the trails through Noosa National Park which lines the coast.
1h45 on the road / 138km
Rainbow Beach
Recommended duration: 1 day
Although mostly known for its prime position as the gateway to Fraser Island (only 10 minutes by barge), I was pleasantly surprised with Rainbow Beach. Its famous multicoloured sand cliffs lining the beach, friendly locals and relaxed vibe definitely make it a memorable stop off, although there is not too much to do there except enjoy the scenery.
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Fraser Island
Recommended duration: 3 day tour
Fraser Island tours depart from either Rainbow Beach (recommended) or Hervey Bay so make sure you know which pick up location you have booked. It's now time to head away from the mainland and live the island life for a few days! Now for this you will have to book a tour (only very few opt to venture onto Fraser Island independently). Head to any of the backpacker travel agencies (Happy Travels, STA Travel, Backpackers World Travel etc) in the days and weeks prior to this and get yourself onto one of the many tours available. A 3 day tour will probably cost you around $350 (Australian) including all food and accommodation and you can choose from various 4×4 self-drive and camping tours or if you want more of a guided tour with a local and lodge accommodation, I cannot recommend the one I did enough, which was the Cool Dingo tour!
The most famous place on Fraser Island is Lake Mckenzie, a giant rain water lake perfect for swimming, paddle boarding and apparently its sand for exfoliating the skin due to its many natural qualities! The water was so clear and one of the most beautiful sights I'd seen in Australia. Other highlights around the island are: (equally beautiful and less crowded) Lake Birrabeen, Maheno Shipwreck, Indian Head, Champagne Pools and the many sand dunes and forests which you will trek through. Fraser Island is one place you just cannot miss off your travels up the coast – absolutely stunning scenery!
10h30 on the road / 958km
Airlie Beach
Recommended duration: 2-3 days
Airlie Beach is a cool, hippie backpacker town with a really fun vibe. There is a big cafe culture here, the town lined with really nice open air bars, cafes and restaurants, both mainstream and alternative organic juice bars and the like. Airlie Beach is the gateway to the Whitsundays which is your next stop, but I would allow yourself 2 or 3 days to enjoy the town itself. Sunbathe at the lagoon just 2 minutes from the town centre, stock up on some bikinis and swimwear for the boat trip from the beach shops, and take a walk down to the South Marina to marvel at the yachts (your Whitsundays tour will depart from here too so it's good to know where to get to).
Pick up for boat trip
Recommended duration: 2 day tour
Now it's time to say bye to solid ground for a couple of days and embark on your 1 or 2 night boat tour. This one obviously needs booking in advance and there are so many to choose from you won't know where to begin (I certainly didn't) and flicking through the many pages in a brochure can be daunting! Put aside a couple of hours and head to a backpacker travel agency (Happy Travels, STA Travel, Backpackers World Travel etc) with a few dates in mind and let them guide you through the different options until you find one to suit you. There are party boats, extreme water-sports trips, and more chilled options, but generally if you book in a backpacker agency you will be with a young group!
I opted for a Maxi-Sailing boat (costing around $400 inclusive of all food and soft and hot drinks) with snorkelling/diving and stop-offs at all the main beaches and islands. The Whitsundays trip was probably the highlight of my time in Queensland! You will have the chance to snorkel or scuba dive in the world-renowned Great Barrier Reef where you get a glimpse into the most amazing, colourful underwater world, pass hundreds of tiny whitsunday islands, sunbathe on Whitehaven beach famous for being the most beautiful in the world due to its bright white sand and bright shallow turquoise waters, watch the sunset on deck and sleep under the stars if you want to.
2h10 on the road / 187km
Ayr (for stopover)
Recommended duration: 1 night
After all the snorkelling and sunbathing (it's a hard life), I was really tired. The boats will normally drop you back in town late morning, so depending on your time constraints, you may want to stay in Airlie Beach another night. If you have already had a couple of days here and want to continue on the same day, I would recommend breaking up the drive by doing just over a couple of hours and stopping off for the night in one of the tiny towns along the way such as Ayr or Giru (just for the campsite, not the towns). You will still have around 3 hours to drive the following day, but taking off these couple of hours will make it seem that bit less daunting and you'll be glad of it in the morning. I also found that as the highways were just so unbearably hot during the day, with the sun beaming through the windscreen so strongly and no escape from it, it was sometimes nicer to leave it until late afternoon to set off – so in this case you could still enjoy your last afternoon in Airlie Beach!
3h09 on the road / 273km
Recommended duration: 1 day
Townsville is a fairly small market town and the gateway to Magnetic Island (just over an hour's journey by the Magnetic Island Ferry). Due to less flexibility on time, I didn't have time to visit the island which I was disappointed about but have heard good things so if time is no issue then definitely leave yourself a day or two to explore.
2h50 on the road / 235km
Mission Beach
Recommended duration: 2-3 days
Just a little bit further up Bruce Highway is the absolutely gorgeous, deserted beach town of Mission Beach which I will always have special memories of. If you're a beach bum, then I'd recommend staying here a few days to top up your tan on the quiet, palm tree-lined beach. The campsites in town are located right off the beach which is really special and it's so small you can walk to both the beach and town. The town itself, lying just a stone's throw from the beach, is just one street with cute shops selling handmade souvenirs and beachy items, several bars and the odd art gallery or museum. Mission Beach is also known as a popular spot for skydiving – and one of the few places you can do a beach landing – and I can see why.
1h47 on the road / 139km
Recommended duration: 5-6 days
Cairns, the lively, backpacker party town, is our final stop on the east coast. There's plenty to do and see here in and around Cairns so you're guaranteed not to be bored. There's great shopping and so many places to eat and drink – I'd recommend heading to Gilligans hostel for a drink or a meal if you're on a budget as it's so unbelievably cheap and good quality food! The only thing I didn't like about the town was that there was no beach, just a manmade lagoon area but you can paddle and swim there – and you will be glad of it, as it's sometimes unbearably hot this far north if you're there during their summer! Outside of Cairns is where even more action happens – take a day out of your schedule to head north and visit the beautiful Daintree Rainforest (do it on a tour or drive it yourself) and also the famous waterfalls.
And that's it – you've reached your final destination on my suggested route! It really is amazing to be able to fit so much in to such a relatively short space of time. I hope this has inspired you to visit Australia's gorgeous east coastline – whether it's to get started on the practicalities of planning the trip or to just add it to your bucket list for the future!
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It is a sad day for fans of the incomparable Bea Arthur, who died of cancer Saturday. Arthur was revolutionary on so many fronts, on both stage and screen, bringing feminist issues like abortion and ageism to light while crushing gender stereotypes. She proved the snake eye, a commanding voice and a confident swagger were just as fit for the ladies as they were for the fellas. She played funny, smart and unrelenting sarcasm to a tee. She was one of a kind. She will be missed.
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Michelle Obama's Ratings Climb
Americans might not like the way President Barack Obama is doing his job, but their opinion of First Lady Michelle Obama's is moving up.
The latest Quinnipiac University national poll shows the president's job approval rating dropped to 44% approve and 48% disapprove, a new low for Obama's net score. Nearly half, 49%, have a favorable opinion of him while 45% view him unfavorably.
(Read the analysis by Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, on WSJ's Capital Journal blog.)
But Americans' opinion of Michelle Obama climbed to 55% favorable, 19% unfavorable from 50%-17% in November 2008.
Among Democrats, she gets an 82% favorable rating, with only 4% viewing her unfavorably. Independents give her a 52%-19% favorable rating, and Republicans generally view her negatively: 30% favorable, 37% unfavorable.
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
Continuing our coverage of the fantastic guns and gear debuting at SHOT Show, the A1F Daily staff presents some of our favorite products encountered on the third day of the expo.
Look for more daily HOT FROM SHOT news every morning this week as we relentlessly walk the show floor to bring you the latest and greatest.
The big news from Bighorn Arms is a controlled feed action. The new action, the TL-3 or Tactical, still utilizes a Savage floating bolt head and barrel nuts like the company's other models to allow for easy caliber changes. Going from .223 to .308 can be done in a matter of minutes without a gunsmith. The controlled feed/ejector means short cases like .223 and 6BR will eject with ease and not fall in the ejection port. These actions will be available in late spring.
This year a knife from Chris Reeve caught our eye. The Inkosi (Zulu word for "Chief") is a smaller version of the excellent Sebenza. The Inkosi has titanium scales and a 2.75-inch blade. The blade is also a touch thicker than most of the company's other blades, making it suitable for some heavy-duty cutting. Despite that thick blade, the knife weighs in at just over 3 ounces, making it a very comfortable knife to carry every day. It's available now directly from Chris Reeve.
Big things are in the works at JP. The company's .308 AR-10 rifle went on a diet. John Paul figured out a way to trim a couple pounds off the beast and make it a very light, good-handling AR-10. The new rifle also features his side charging handle instead of the traditional T-shaped charge handle at the rear of the receiver. Despite its light weight, the rifle still shoots under 1 MOA. Like other JP rifles, this one will get the job done—but if you find you'd like to hone your skills even further, John Paul and shooting instructor Brian Whalen will be teaching long-range classes at the company's new training facility in eastern New Mexico.
Leupold is always a favorite stop, plain and simple. Four buggered-up rifles adorned an outside booth wall, each with a tale of truly abusive woe—one 11 years in length. And to each shamble was affixed a still-working Leupold optic. That's food for thought, and a decided encouragement about what was inside the booth. It didn't take us long to find a gotta-have either—the DeltaPoint Pro. This micro reflex style sight boasts the large "window" of its predecessor, as well as the choice of a dot (2.5 MOA) or triangle (7.5 MOA) reticle. Mighty fine, as we've said in the past, but not precisely new. But new and mightily welcome isn't far behind: Toolless battery swaps, an integrated rear sight for co-witness, push-button on/off with motion sensing override, and click POA adjustments. A better word than "sublime" does not come readily to mind.
Lots to see at the Remington booth, but a little pistol was drawing a big crowd when we arrived—the RM 380. As the designation hints, it's a .380 ACP defensive pistol designed for extremely discreet carry, and the 2.9-inch barrel and 12.1-ounce weight certainly qualify. Good ergonomics are scattered about the pistol wholesale: Grip texture is solid and comfortable, and magazines with and without a "pinkie" rest are standard. In a class of pistols not well known for easy slide manipulation, the Remington also and pleasantly differs there. We'll bug the folks in Ilion for a review pistol on your behalf.
There's so much to see in the SIG booth that we worried about a loitering citation. New offerings—both long and short—seemed parked in every nook and cranny. But in all of SHOT, not much has brought us up quite as short as the exceptionally full-featured Legion pistols, and particularly the P226 SAO. We've long admired the reliability and ruggedness, but struggled with the trigger pull: Granted, that's all on us. But the "SAO" suffix stands for "single action only," which you should read as "we can't wait."
The big news out of Thunderbeast Arms this year is a takedown model of the company's excellent .22 rimfire titanium suppressor. While taking apart a .22 suppressor is not mandatory, rimfire ammo can be really dirty, so some high-volume shooters like the ability to keep the baffles clean. The entire suppressor is made of titanium and rated for .22 LR, .22 Magnum and .17 HMR. With a street price under $400 plus a $200 tax stamp, this is an excellent way to get into the suppressor game.
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Time. Lots of us feel like we don't have enough of it. Whether it's time for work, family time or just chilling. You can't make more of it. It's precious. No, it's valuable. As a business owner or even as an employee, have you ever stopped to consider what your time actually costs? For many businesses, failing to understand the value of your time could be the difference between profit and loss.
At The Productivity Bureau we believe in the power of measuring and getting an in depth understanding of how you are using your time. I recommend time tracking (that is carefully noting everything you do each day and how long you spent doing it) to all our clients. Over a minimum of a couple of weeks, we can start to build a picture of how you are REALLY using your time. You can note your activity on a bit of paper, a spreadsheet or better still, using one of the many time tracking apps available online[1].
You can have loads of fun analysing the data in different ways. At least, that's what we at The Productivity Bureau call fun! Finding out what times of the day you are at your most focussed and productive can help you know when to plan different types of tasks for example. Not taking enough or long enough breaks from your desk could actually be slowing you down. However, probably the most vital piece of information you will get from your time tracking data, if you do it well, is the total number of hours you spend working in your business. And from here you can work out your actual hourly rate. That's your rate of pay per hour when you include all the admin, the marketing, invoicing, the chasing clients and suppliers, the emails, the calls etc – in short, everything you do for that business. If you don't like the look of that hourly rate then something needs to change. That something might be your pricing or it might be that you need to make some changes to the way you work – it possible it will be both.
I remember one particularly eye opening result when I used this technique a couple of years ago with one of my VA clients. My client had a nagging suspicion that she had been devoting too much time on one of her longstanding clients. Time tracking data showed she was correct. Only she wasn't going over by a little bit here and there, she was actually doing almost double the number of hours that her contract allowed for. It's an easy trap to fall into when the work is exciting and the client is a great guy. It had crept in gradually and become normal but as a business owner she simply couldn't afford to give that time away.
Time tracking allows you to price your projects and set your hourly rate more accurately. That might mean you need to raise your rates but it may also allow you to price your projects more competitively.
At The Productivity Bureau we use this data to guide us on where to target our efforts to improve a business' efficiency. It helps you make better decisions about tools you can use to make your business more efficient. Some of those tools come at a cost but understanding the cost and value of your time will allow you to make judgements about where you will get value for money. £20 per month might sound like a lot for an app but if it could save you 4 hours of your time a week then it's likely to pay for itself many times over.
Similarly, as you grow your business there's a good chance that you'll want to hire someone to do some of the back office stuff so you can focus on what you do best. If you've set a reasonable rate to cover you for doing this work, when the time comes you'll know you can afford them.
Of course there will be times when you need to invest additional time in order to grow a business – that's perfectly normal. A time audit will help you differentiate between the things you are doing to keep the lights on and the things that are actively growing the business and help you keep your workload sustainable.
In my next piece, I'm going to talk about approaches that will make the most of your work time and how to use technology to automate as much of your work as possible to make your business easier to run.
[1] I'd recommend myhours.com or toggl.com. Trust me – you'll get much more accurate results.


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Since Microsoft never bothered to solve issues for small and home users who wanted to cache Windows updates, here is a very practical solution:
With AutoPatcher, you simply select which OS or a related technology (there is .NET, Adobe Reader, etc.) you want and it will download the files to your local drive, making them available offline. These can, then, be installed on multiple machines, avoiding redundant download in case the Internet connectivity is an issue.


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Three in One HR Management: Shift-PDKS, Leave and Payroll
Deniz Yılmaz, Login Software HR Pre-Sales Representative, answered questions of ERP NEWS about Three in One HR Management, Login HR Shift-PDKS Management, Leave Management and Payroll Management solutions.
ERP NEWS: Could you tell us about your Login Integrated HR product?
Deniz Yılmaz: Login Integrated HR Human Resources (HR) Management System is designed to allow companies to manage their human resources processes effectively and efficiently and comprises of numerous basic applications that are integrated with each other. Login Human Resources Program also offers many formal or statistical reports and monitoring screens and a highly enriched information system to management departments.
Login Software continues to reflect instantly all amendments and developments in the legislation to software that is being developed and all regulations stipulated by laws are structured within Login HR Software Program in detail and quickly put into use.
Thanks to the parametric and customizable interface of Login HR Software, you can easily adapt and build even the most complex human resources models and restructure them according to your needs.
ERP NEWS: What features of Login HR Payroll Management stand out?
Deniz Yılmaz: Login HR Payroll Management allows users to manage easily their payroll processes on behalf of their unlimited number of personnel with hundred percent accurate calculations in accordance with legislation. This structure is the greatest friend of companies since it allows creating customized structures for different types of payrolls and managing the program with different variants and saving time as it enables to make pay rolling- specific strong reports.
Deniz Yılmaz: Managing personnel leaves and shift flows accurately, healthy monitoring and control of clock-ins & outs are other important factors that save time and bring along productivity. At this point, we offer to our users Leave Management and Shift-PDKS Management solutions that are automatically integrated to personnel payrolls. These processes that we have been developing in accordance with legislation and corporate policies offer the highest productivity in business process management of our customers by means of their integrated structures that work in parallel.
ERP NEWS: What are the differences between Login Integrated HR solution and conventional HR software? Deniz Yılmaz: The most important features that set our solutions apart from others are parametric structure that is in compliance with current legislation and allows perfect and 100% accurate calculations, its reliability, flexibility with customer tailored reports and screen developments and its easy-to- understand and easy-to- use structure.
Customized Reporting Opportunity with its Parametric Structure that complies with Legislation
Deniz Yılmaz: The most important source of positive opinions of our business partners about us is extensive customization of our Login HR solutions by our software team. The ability of our program to store, monitor and report all unprocessed data about personnel clock-ins & outs, leave transactions and payrolls on date basis meets the need of HR departments of companies to present various reports especially to executive management in a crucial and reliable manner.


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Google is King when it comes to search
Each month there are more than 100 billion global searches being made and 75% of users do not go past the first page of Google. Google has spent billions of dollars to place themselves solely at the top as the search king. They account for more search and more traffic than all other search engines combined. They are the gatekeepers between you and your potential clients. So when it comes down to it, we care what Google thinks of my website's SEO.
SEO is more than keywords and meta tags.
SEO is definitely not new, but more and more businesses are beginning to understand it's value. Business of all kinds are investing in ways to get on Google's first page. To bad many of them of them are still investing in how Google used to work. The old concept of SEO was putting lots of keywords on a page and finding ways to hide more keywords in meta-tags. The idea is that you can trick Google into thinking your website is the best source for say "tires" by saying tire as many times on the page as you can. Not only does it make pages look spammy, it doesn't add value to searchers.
Google loves their users.
Why? Because they are the lifeblood of what makes Google relevant and profitable. When people use Google and find exactly what they want they will use Google again. Google has been the driving factor in creating search centered society. With all the habitual traffic now Google can come to us business owners and sell off their well earned traffic.
What is SEO to Google?
Trust. It's trust. Google wants to find the most trustworthy site for searchers to find exactly what they need as quickly as possible. That's why it's not just about stuffing as many keywords as possible in a page. It about having great content that people really need that is tried and true.
So what are the ranking factors for Google?
7. Social Media Interaction
Rank Value: Minimal
Social media is not new in "technology years" and we know that social media has an impact on ranking, because Google is tracking it. Specifically, it's tracking it with Google +. So it's there, but it's still uncertain the impact. The difficulty in Google making this a major factor is that websites that have ranked well for many many years don't need social engagement to prove their value. So while the jury is still out, know that people sharing your content from your page matters and it is sure to matter more and more.
6. Registration and Hosting Data
Rank Value: Minimal
Is your website hosted by GoDaddy? It may the a really simple option. There are a lot of these simple and easy website registration and hosting options. But look at it from Google's perspective. These sites can pop up so easily and can easily just become dead web space. So obviously they are going to trust a site that is registered and hosted by a unique and reputable web-host.
5. Fresh Content
Rank Value: Nominal
What happens when Google comes to your site 5 times and you don't have any new content? They reallocate their resources! But if every time their bots search your site you have new good content, they are sure to reward you. It's truly about trust and your active and growing site is a great way to show Google that you and your site are serious.
4. Site Engagement
Rank Value: Nominal
Are you familiar with the term Bounce Rate? Bounce rate is the percentage of visitors who come to your website and leave without viewing any other pages. This is sign that people aren't finding what they want from your website. Google is able to track these types of site engagement and they can use it measure how happy visitors are when they come to your site. It can be frustrating to deal with high bounce rates and low on page time, but it's great to know how your can improve your site for your visitors.
3. On-Site Keywords & Content
Rank Value: Important
Most people only think of SEO as keywords on pages, but even though it is a lot more complicated than that it's still the core of a good ranking strategy. Don't pack in tons of keywords though because you think you can hack Google though. It's most likely that Google will see what you are doing and value your competitors site that is readable and offers the best content to meet the needs of visitors.
2. Domain Age
Rank Value: Major
There are a few ranking factors that you have control of. You can control how much content you create and how you implement keywords organically in your page. But still the second most important ranking factor is how old your domain is. This can be frustrating for a new site, but honestly this is great. When you have put in the time and years of building your SEO, you want to know that some new site can't just pop up with a bunch of words on a page and a great layout and outrank you. Domain age shows Google that you have been around for years and odds are you will be around years more.
1. Links
Rank Value: Major
Links are the reason why is called the world wide web. It is a huge cyber world of roadways from sites to other sites. When you look at your site are their hundreds of roads that lead there or just a few? Are they superhighways or old country roads? Links are the number 1 factor for ranking. It makes sense if you think about it. Links means that not only do you have a site you think is awesome, but the rest of web sees your site and finds value in it by connecting with it. There are many different types of links that have different values. Don't fake it with black hat link buying strategies. Google will most likely not only not value it, they may punish you. Create great content that is sharable. Be consistent across other sites that are relevant to your and your visitors. They are hard earned, but the payoff it worth it when your visitors become clients.


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Nephite Explorer TV is a weekly expedition into the scriptures in search of unlocking prophecy and modern day applications from holy writ.
The Nephite Explorer Project is presented by journalist and National Geographic photographer Ryan Fisher who travels around the world following the clues to help unlock prophecy and mysteries from the Bible, Book of Mormon and American History. Utilizing the tools and techniques of investigative journalism Ryan gathers insights from researchers, scholars, historians and archeologists to reveal the fulfillment of prophecy like never before. The findings revealed are nothing short of astonishing as advances in science, technology, archeology, history and scholarship all help further our understanding of some of the most important events in Christianity.
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Proplib is an API/lib to create, handle and store property lists. It was created by Apple but NetBSD also have a clean room implementation in the system, and it's mostly used for implementing sysctl interfaces. It's a somehow limited implementation to make it faster/smaller (maybe extended in the future as demands grow). Here's a little example code to show some of the basics: This will create a dictionary and store it as an xml file on the disk: int main(void) { prop_dictionary_t d; bool r; d = prop_dictionary_create(); if (d == NULL) goto error; r = prop_dictionary_set_cstring(d, "name", "Adam"); if (!r) goto error; r = prop_dictionary_set_uint32(d, "year", 1986); if (!r) goto error; r = prop_dictionary_externalize_to_file(d, "test.plist"); if (!r) goto error; return EXIT_SUCCESS; error : fprintf(stderr, "error\n"); return EXIT_FAILURE; } And this will read it and display the values: int main(void) { prop_dictionary_t d; uint32_t year; char *name; bool r; d = prop_dictionary_internalize_from_file("test.plist"); if (d == NULL) goto error; r = prop_dictionary_get_cstring(d, "name", &name); if (!r) goto error; r = prop_dictionary_get_uint32(d, "year", &year); if (!r) goto error; printf("name: %s, year: %u\n", name, year); return EXIT_SUCCESS; error : fprintf(stderr, "error\n"); return EXIT_FAILURE; }


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What is it and how is it used?
Focetria is a vaccine to prevent influenza (flu) caused by A(H1N1v) 2009 virus.
When a person is given the vaccine, the immune system (the body?s natural defence system) will produce its own protection (antibodies) against the disease. None of the ingredient in the vaccine can cause flu.
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What do you have to consider before using it?
You should not receive Focetria:
- if you have previously had a sudden life-threatening allergic reaction to any ingredient of Focetria (these are listed at the end of the leaflet) or to any of the substances that may be present in trace amounts as follows: egg and chicken protein, ovalbumin, formaldehyde, kanamycin and neomycin sulphate (antibiotics) or cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB). Signs of an allergic reaction may include itchy skin rash, shortness of breath and swelling of the face or tongue.
If you are not sure, talk to your doctor or nurse before having this vaccine.
Take special care with Focetria:
- if you have had any allergic reaction other than a sudden life-threatening allergic reaction to any ingredient contained in the vaccine, to thiomersal (only for the multidose vial presentation), to egg and, chicken protein, ovalbumin, formaldehyde, kanamycin and neomycin sulphate (antibiotics) or cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB). (see section 6. Further information).
- if you have a severe infection with a high temperature (over 38°C). If this applies to you then your vaccination will usually be postponed until you are feeling better. A minor infection such as a cold should not be a problem, but your doctor or nurse should advise whether you could still be vaccinated with Focetria,
- if you are having a blood test to look for evidence of infection with certain viruses. In the first few weeks after vaccination with Focetria the results of these tests may not be correct. Tell the doctor requesting these tests that you have recently been given Focetria.
In any of these cases, TELL YOUR DOCTOR OR NURSE, as vaccination may not be recommended, or may need to be delayed.
Please inform your doctor or nurse if you have a bleeding problem or bruise easily.
Taking other medicines
Please tell your doctor or nurse if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescriptionor have recently been given any other vaccine. Focetria can be given at the same time as non-adjuvanted seasonal influenza vaccines, with injections made into separate limbs.
There is no information on administration of the vaccine Focetria with any other vaccines. However, if this cannot be avoided, the vaccines should be injected into separate limbs. In such cases, you should be aware that the side effects may be more intense.
Pregnancy and breast-feeding
Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, plan to become pregnant. You should discuss with your doctor whether you should receive Focetria.
The vaccine may be used during breast-feeding.
Driving and using machines
Some effects mentioned under section 4. ?Possible side effects? may affect the ability to drive or use machines.
Important information about some of the ingredients of Focetria
This vaccine in a multi-dose vial contains thiomersal as a preservative and it is possible that you may experience an allergic reaction. Tell your doctor if you have any known allergies.
This medicinal contains less than 1 mmol sodium (23 mg) and less than 1 mmol of potassium (39 mg) per 0.5 ml dose, i.e. essentially sodium- and potassium free.
How is it used?
Your doctor or nurse will administer the vaccine in accordance with official recommendations. The vaccine will be injected into a muscle (usually in the upper arm).
A dose (0.5 ml) of the vaccine will be given.
Clinical data suggest that a single dose may be sufficient.
If a second dose is administered there should be an interval of at least three weeks between the first and second dose.
A dose (0.5 ml) of the vaccine and a second dose of 0.5 ml at least three weeks later.
Children and adolescents 3-17 years of age:
You or your child will receive one dose of 0.5 ml vaccine.
Available clinical data suggest that a single dose may be sufficient.
If a second dose is administered there should be an interval of at least three weeks between the first and second dose.
Children 6 months to 35 months:
You or your child will receive one dose of 0.5 ml vaccine.
If a second dose is administered there should be an interval of at least three weeks between the first and second dose.
Children aged less than 6 months of age:
Vaccination is currently not recommended in this age group.
When Focetria is given for the first dose, it is recommended that Focetria (and not another vaccine against H1N1v) be given for the complete vaccination course.
What are possible side effects?
Like all medicines, Focetria can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them. Allergic reactions may occur following vaccination, in rare cases leading to shock. Doctors are aware of this possibility and have emergency treatment available for use in such cases.
In the clinical studies with the vaccine, most side effects were mild in nature and short term. The side-effects are generally similar to those related to the seasonal flu vaccine.
The frequency of possible side effects listed below is defined using the following convention: very common (affects more than 1 user in 10)
common (affects 1 to 10 users in 100)
uncommon (affects 1 to 10 users in 1,000)
rare (affects 1 to 10 users in 10,000)
very rare (affects less than 1 user in 10,000)
The side effects listed below have occurred with Focetria in clinical studies in adults, including the elderly:
Very common:
Pain, hardening of the skin at the injection site, injection site redness, injection site swelling, pain at the site of injection, aching muscles, headache, sweating, fatigue, generally feeling unwell and shivering
Bruising of the skin at the injection site, fever and nausea
Flu like symptoms
Convulsion, eye swelling and anaphylaxis
These side effects usually disappear within 1-2 days without treatment. If they persist, CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR.
Side effects from clinical studies in children
A clinical study was conducted with the same vaccine in children. General side effects reported very commonly in the 6 months-35 months of age group per dose were irritability, unusual crying, sleepiness, diarrhoea and change in eating habits. Among the adolescents the very common events were: sweating, nausea and chills. Very commonly reported reactions in both children and adolescents were pain, hardening of the skin at the injection site, injection site redness, generally feeling unwell, muscle ache, headache and fatigue.
Other side effects
The side effects listed below have occurred in the days or weeks after vaccination with Focetria.
Generalised skin reactions including itching, urticaria (hives), rash or swelling of the skin and mucous membranes.
Disorders of the gut such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhoea.
Headache, dizziness, drowsiness, fainting.
Neurological disorders such as severe stabbing or throbbing pain along one or more nerves, tingling, fits, and neuritis (inflammation of nerves).
Swollen lymph nodes, palpitations, weakness, pain in the extremities and cough.
Allergic reactions possibly with shortness of breath, wheezing, swelling of the throat, or leading to a dangerous decrease of blood pressure, which, if untreated, may lead to shock. Doctors are aware of this possibility and have emergency treatment available for use in such cases.
Data in children and adolescents suggest a slight decrease in reactogenicity after the second dose of the vaccine, with no increase in rates of fever.
In addition, the side effects listed below have occurred in the days or weeks after vaccination with adjuvanted and non-adjuvanted vaccines given routinely every year to prevent flu. These side effects may occur with Focetria.
Low blood platelet count which can result in bleeding or bruising.
Very rare:
Vasculitis (inflammation of the blood vessels which can cause skin rashes, joint pain and kidney problems), exudative erythema multiforme.
Neurological disorders such as encephalomyelitis (inflammation of the central nervous system), and a type of paralysis known as Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
If any of these side effects occur, please tell your doctor or nurse immediately.
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor.
How should it be stored?
Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
Do not use Focetria after the expiry date which is stated on the carton and the label. The expiry date refers to the last day of that month.
Store in a refrigerator (2°C - 8°C).
Store in the original package in order to protect from light.
Do not freeze.
Medicines should not be disposed of via wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medicines no longer required. These measures will help to protect the environment.
Further information
What Focetria contains
- Active Substance: Influenza virus surface antigens (haemagglutinin and neuraminidase)* of strain: A/California/07/2009 (H1N1)-derived strain used NYMC X-181 7.5 micrograms** per 0.5 ml dose
* propagated in eggs
** expressed in microgram haemagglutinin.
- Adjuvant: The vaccine contains an ?adjuvant? (MF59C.1) to stimulate a better response. MF59C.1 is an oil/water emulsion containing 9.75 mg squalene, 1.175 mg polysorbate 80 and 1.175 mg sorbitan trioleate in a citrate buffer. Quantities are expressed per 0.5 ml vaccine dose.
- Other Ingredients: The other ingredients are: thiomersal (multidose vial only), sodium chloride, potassium chloride, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, disodium phosphate dihydrate, magnesium chloride hexahydrate, calcium chloride dihydrate, sodium citrate, citric acid and water for injections.
What Focetria looks like and contents of the pack
Focetria is a milky-white liquid.
It is provided in:
- a ready-to-use syringe, containing a single dose of 0.5 ml for injection;
- vial containing ten doses of 0.5 ml each for injection.
Not all pack sizes may be marketed.
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The following information is intended for medical or healthcare professionals only:
Instructions for administration of the vaccine:
Ready-to-use syringe, containing a single dose of 0.5 ml for injection:
The vaccine should be allowed to reach room temperature before use.
Gently shake before use.
Vial containing ten doses (0.5 ml each) for injection:
Gently shake the multidose vial each time before withdrawing a dose (0.5 ml) of the vaccine into a syringe. Prior to administration, the withdrawn vaccine should be allowed to reach room temperature.
Although Focetria in multidose vials contains a preservative that inhibits microbial growth, minimisation of the risk of contamination of the multidose vial during withdrawal of each dose is the responsibility of the user.
Record date and time of the first dose withdrawal on the vial label.
Between uses, return the multidose vial to the recommended storage conditions between 2° and 8° C (36° and 46° F). The multidose vial should preferably be used within 24 hours after first withdrawal.
Data are available that suggest that multidose vials could be used up to a maximum of 72 hours after first withdrawal, although such pro-longed storage periods should not be the preferred option.
The vaccine should not be administered intravascularly.
Any unused vaccine or waste material should be disposed of in accordance with local requirements.


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With the welcoming of the Blockchain era came the revolutionary innovation of the new go to crowdfunding method for companies and individuals wanting to develop a business or simply an idea. With a project idea in mind, an Initial Coin Offering, better referred to as an ICO, is used as a means of crowdfunding through the creation of digital tokens offered in return to contributions. The raised funds will then be used to fund project development and marketing.
The attractiveness of ICOs is a culmination of the various advantages over traditional Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) including currently the lack of specific regulatory oversight, the possibility of raising funds in a shorter period of time and the incorporation of smart contracts using trust-based blockchain technology. Another key difference between the two is that whilst IPOs work by issuing securities to investors, hence regulated at law, the hosting of an ICO might be unregulated if the tokens pertaining to it are strict utility tokens, as opposed to regulated security tokens or those having elements of security tokens which would fall in a 'grey area', the regulation of which is being currently discussed by Parliament.
It is therefore vital for start-ups to seek expert legal advice during the initial stages of launching an ICO to ensure compliance with the law and ultimately, a successful ICO. Below is a 6-step legal guide to be considered before taking the plunge into the world of ICOs.
1. Choice of jurisdiction
It appears that many countries are in a race to issue regulatory frameworks with respect to Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and ICOs, striving to attract companies and individuals by offering financial opportunities and a safe jurisdiction with a solid regulatory framework. Amidst all this, Malta seems to be a forerunner in the sector, being the small crypto island that is attracting an impressive multitude of potential ICO organisers and boasting a list of successful ICOs to which this jurisdiction has been a home.
The Maltese Government has been outspoken regarding the changes that Maltese legislation would need to undergo in the ambit of this revolutionary technology and a number of regulations are being discussed by Parliament, including a Bill on a Virtual Financial Assets Act. In understanding of the imminent economic value posed by blockchain technology, Malta's Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has stated that "(cryptocurrencies are) the inevitable future of money" and is striving to ensure a pro-active attitude in the face of this rapid technological movement.
Another important jurisdictional consideration that plays a big role in the strategic planning of an ICO is taxation. Malta as an EU member State with a favourable tax system further makes it an appealing and wise choice of jurisdiction to organise an ICO.
Many renowned crypto-exchanges such as Binance and OKEX are already moving or considering moving their offices to the island. Malta is expected to grow into a blockchain hub, providing a healthy competitive edge from other countries who have already implemented such DLT regulations.
2. Choice of entity/structure
The next step after determining the jurisdiction, is the setting up of the corporate structure through which the ICO will be organised. The Maltese limited liability company (LLC) is an ideal legal entity which ensures a legal basis for ICO companies and generally limited liability in case the ICO is not a success. Another legal entity through which an ICO can be run would be a foundation, which historically has been favoured in other jurisidctions such as Switzerland but which is also gaining traction in Malta.
When considering the choice of the corporate structure, one should also keep in mind the requirement of having a bank account capable of receiving funds for the purposes of the ICO. The Founders and Advisors of an ICO should therefore make sure that they receive proper legal guidance and advice on all other related matters.
3. Obtain a legal analysis of your token.
Having decided on the jurisdiction and the preferred legal entity through which to run the ICO, the next step would be that of obtaining a legal analysis of the token. This analysis is mainly required to determine whether it is designed as a utility token or security token, or anywhere in between. This determination is crucial in terms of understanding what regulatory and compliance obligations would be applicable. It is also important to remember that nearly all crypot exchnages will only list a token if it is a utility token. Generally in the current legal environment we would therefore advise a Client wto launch an ICO that issues a token which is purely utilitarian in nature.
ICO start-ups also need to obtain an analysis and subsequent legal and financial advice on their tokenomics to validate the token ecosystem. Through analysis and calculations of the tokenomics, advisors will advise the ICO companies as to the amount of tokens to be minted and distributed in consideration of the funds required to be raised, setting the hard cap and the soft cap, the value of the token and the distribution of tokens and funds. Tokenomics are therefore based on four key factors, these being:
• Token design
• Token utilisation
• Token supply and demand
• Token distribution
By identifying the nature of the token and how it can be utilised, founders can calculate the token's worth. This will lead to identifying the token supply and demand, consequently obtaining a perfect equilibrium of supply and the projected customer demand. Last but not least it is important to understand how the token will be distributed to the contributors.
4. Write a detailed white paper.
This fourth step marks the point where the idea behind the project and the ICO supporting it are communicated to the potential contributors, being either a selected few or the public at large. This is done through the issuing of a White Paper which is ultimately the marketing document or the so-called 'sales pitch' upon which potential contributors decide whether to contribute to the ICO or otherwise. The white paper should:
• outline the project – a solution to a problem;
• outline the services offered by the company;
• give details of the ICO;
• describe the use and nature of the token;
• state the token price;
• give information on the tokens and funds distribution;
• introduce the team behind the project;
• serve as a proper marketing document.
Drafting a White Paper also requires full understanding of any underlying legal implications arising from the nature of the token as explained above. This, therefore, requires that a White Paper undergoes a detailed legal review to ensure the company carrying out the ICO, as well as its Founders and Directors are not exposed to any regulatory risks and secure an enhanced exposure of the project.
A well-written White Paper is therefore vital to ensure that:
• it gives the correct and necessary information;
• it stands out from amongst similar projects;
• it attracts contributors;
• it guides potential contributors to make an informed assessment of the project.
5. Know your client
Attracting contributors is important, knowing who the contributors are is even more essential. ICO companies need to ensure that throughout the ICO, they maintain an effective KYC procedure with regards to all contributors. Such procedure should be in line with national and European anti-money laundering and prevention of funding of terrorism regulations. ICO companies should therefore seek expert legal advice on adequate KYC procedures and solutions.
6. Legal relationships with various token holders
Legal relationships between companies that issue the token further to an ICO and token holders themselves are built through smart contracts on the blockchain. However, since ICOs are still not widely regulated, the contracts regulating such relationships should be detailed enough to cover all risks and liabilities. Therefore, it is essential that a company running an ICO seeks expert legal advice for the drafting of full-proof smart contracts to regulate their legal relationship with each and every contributor.
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The energy system Our bodies need a supply of energy to enable it to carry out the functions to live. These functions can be digesting food to live and avoid starving to death, performing muscular contractions to do everyday life such as eating or exerci
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Assignment 4-The energy systems The energy system Our bodies need a supply of energy to enable it to carry out the functions to live. These functions can be digesting food to live and avoid starving to death, performing muscular contractions to do everyday life such as eating or exercising, repairing and replacing tissue. Energy come in different forms such as mechanical, chemical, heat and electrical. This energy's can transferred from one form of energy to another one, for example, chemical energy found in food is converted into mechanical energy to enable us to move, or it can always be transformed into potential energy and can be reserved in the body for later use. Another source of energy that is essential for human beings is heat energy. Heat energy is giving off as a by-product when metabolism increases, leading to sweating. Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) The body uses one form of energy, that energy is adenosine triphosphate or for shorter can be known as ATP.The chemical basis of energy production is ATP.This energy source is produce when our bodies breaks down the food that we consumed. The food types that contain energy in form of kilocalories (kcals) ...read more.
An example of using the pc system can be when weight training. In weigh training high intensity is required with little duration; someone performing a chest exercise will normally do 4 sets per exercise with 1-2 minutes rest period. This utilizes the phosphate creatine system because more than 3 seconds of energy is required per set with a rest in between. Another good example of a sporting activity can be the 40 metre sprint. The 40 metre sprint requires the individual to sprint to his/her best potential in less than 8 seconds. After the individual finishes he/she has the recovery ratio of 1:6 to renew the creatine phosphate system. Furthermore some sports need this energy system more than others, for example 40 metres sprint depends on this energy system because it last for 3-8 seconds which is perfect because it nearly matches with the duration of the 40 metres, and the rate of ATP production is really high but other sporting activities like the ultra marathon depends on the other energy source that is aerobic system because that energy lasts for hours unlike the PC energy. Picture of 100 metre sprint needed Lactic acid system Once ATP and PC have run out, our body has another way of providing energy quickly. ...read more.
The aerobic system is needed in sport when we go beyond of 3 minutes of exercising. This system is needed for sport that requires a long duration with low intensity so we can say the opposite of the 100 m which is high intensity and short duration. Sports like marathon, skating 10 k, 50 k walk and 50 k cycle need this system because it goes well with the long duration and low intensity (<60%).However since the aerobic system energy sources are glycogen(carbs) and fat, and both provide good energy source. The fat source can provide us to do longer duration such as the ultra marathon that can last for hours and glycogen can provide us with the energy to do the 5-42km run.Overral this system will be always be used once we exercise for a long duration, but it will always get assisted by the other energy systems because all three systems are always in operation during exercise and even at rest. In the example of a marathon run ,in the first couple of minutes of the race the individual will gain energy from the ATP-CP system and the lactic acid system, until the individual reaches steady state and then the aerobic system can match the demands of the race. ...read more.
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Ever heard 15 yr. olds lament about how ugly they feel? Or how they wish their hair had been better, or their body been leaner and taller? This is an example of a negative body image, also known as body dissatisfaction.
One's perception, beliefs and feelings about one's body, is largely known as body image. It includes how the individual believes the outside world views their body and how they believe their body fits with what the world considers normal. It's important to note that body image is independent of the actual appearance of a person and may change over time.
Body image can be positive (for e.g., "I have lovely hair") or negative ("I am the ugliest in my class"). A healthy body image is one where the individual accepts oneself with the flaws, for e.g., "I am unusually tall, but that gives me an edge over others in sports." An unhealthy body image is one which leads to unpleasant thoughts about oneself, reduces self-confidence and may lead to unhealthy consequences, for e.g., a perception that one is overweight when actually one has a healthy BMI, may lead to the development of an eating disorder.
Adolescence is a period marked by strong changes in the physical appearance. This is also a time when individuals tend to value the opinions of others around them more than ever before and often allow this opinion to influence their own. Although, people of all ages have a certain body image, adolescents are more susceptible to developing a negative body image than any other age group. Adolescent females are more sensitive about their body image as compared to boys. However, the concept of body image is very relevant in both genders.
Body image is strongly influenced by one's self-esteem and self-evaluation. These are further influenced by a host of external factors. Some of these are:
- Media: The representation of the supposed "ideal" body, hair, weight, skin colour, etc., in the media has often been the cause of dissatisfaction with one's appearance. Even the popular toys in childhood, like dolls, are often brought under scanner for promoting negative self-image in young girls.
- Family: Much of what a growing individual learns about appearance and self-image can be traced back to the ideas which the family hold on to. Although, parents don't intentionally try to undermine their children, for some reason most parents want their children to be the best from all angles among the children of their friends. This is where, the foundation of comparing oneself to others, whether somebody real from one's peer group, or somebody from a fashion magazine, is laid. In the long run, this often proves harmful.
- Peer Group: Adolescence is the age where peer influence is at it's peak. The desire to be accepted by one's peer group may lead to unhealthy behaviour and sometimes unwanted emotions. If a girl's peer group emphasises being thin and doll like, then she, who may be slightly healthy will feel immense pressure to comply.
Some common signs that your child may have a negative body image are:
- Avoidance of family dinner time
- Extreme anxiety about appearance
- Unusual eating habits
- Inappropriate dieting
- Always wanting to eat alone
- Unusual moodiness
- Sudden extreme weight loss
- Over exercising
- Reluctance to talk
- Frequent comparison of one's body with somebody else's
- Frequently scrutinising self in the mirror.
A prolonged negative body image can lead to several unpleasant consequences. Apart from a reduced level of self-confidence, self-esteem, self-respect, etc., it can also lead to the development of more severe conditions like eating disorders, substance abuse, body dysmorphic disorder, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders among others (more about these in detail in later blogs).


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In accordance with the agreement, Suzlon agreed to purchase approximately US$377.3 million worth of TSTI-manufactured 80 m wind turbine towers on a scheduled basis through 2011. Following the execution of the Agreement, TSTI and Suzlon mutually agreed to amend the Agreement on two separate occasions, ultimately resulting in an additional US$123.8m worth of wind turbine towers to be purchased and extending the delivery timeframe of wind towers through 2013.
To date, TSTI has produced and delivered only US$88.6m worth of wind towers, excluding price adjustments related to materials costs, applicable to the aggregate wind tower purchase obligation agreed upon under the agreement.
TSTI claims that Suzlon has breached its contractual purchase obligations for 2010 and 2011 by failing to take delivery of its obligated number of wind turbine towers during this period. In addition, Suzlon has not yet secured its 2012 and 2013 production space for its obligated purchase of wind towers in each of these years.
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Yesterday The Duran reported on breaking news that a van hit pedestrians in Barcelona's central Las Ramblas area – a district popular among tourists.
The Mossos d'Esquadra, the Catalonian police force, confirmed that 13 people died and 80 were hospitalized…as ISIS subsequently claimed responsibility for carrying out the deadly attack.
Via The Gateway Pundit…
Like many other cowardly 'leaders' in the U.S., Hillary Clinton refused to condemn Islamic terrorism following the deadly attack. Instead, she called Thursday's terrorist attack a 'cowardly attack' and didn't mention Islam at all. In contrast, Hillary was going crazy after the Charlottesville violence, harshly condemning Nazi's, white supremacists and the KKK.
Hillary Clinton sent out ONE tweet saying, "Barcelona, you have our resolve and support in the face of this cowardly attack. We stand together against terrorism wherever it strikes."
In contrast, Hillary Clinton sent out FIVE tweets following the violence in Charlottesville and she specifically condemned white supremacists.
ISIS celebrated Thursday's attack in Barcelona and Hillary Clinton couldn't even bring herself to condemn ISIS. Very telling. Perhaps Hillary didn't want to disrupt the flow of money into the Clinton Foundation from her Mideast donors.
Barcelona, you have our resolve and support in the face of this cowardly attack. We stand together against terrorism wherever it strikes.
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 17, 2017
Here are various twitter users calling out Hillary's hypocrisy…
Hillary couldn't even bring herself to condemn ISIS. Why? B/c she supports ISIS and everything they stand for. The destruction of the West. https://t.co/u23KEO3SzG
— Cristina Laila (@cristinalaila1) August 17, 2017
Well she didn't say radical Islamic terrorists
— Debra Stamper (@DebraStamper3) August 17, 2017
HRC, the woman who said Islam has nothing to do with terrorism..she lied then she's lying now. She cares nothing about those people.
— CithrahsPresident (@eighth888) August 17, 2017
Hillary Clinton again refused to repudiate islam which consecrates rape and murder.
— Slechte Verslaggever (@DizzyMedia) August 17, 2017
How do you feel about radical Islamic terrorism, Hillary? #clueless
— Scott Burkhart (@ScottBurk73) August 17, 2017
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— Red Pillerson (@morstroud) August 17, 2017
Except in the case of Libya and Syria–where you stood WITH the terrorists and gave them lots of guns and money too. #Barcelona pic.twitter.com/Da1ZJ1Wvmp
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Welcome to your weekly gaming news update. We have the Midweek Madness sale's on Steam this week, Rage is coming out next week, PAYDAY: The Heist is also coming out in October, Renegade Ops finally has a release date on Steam. The Battlefield 3 Beta is out for your multiplayer enjoyment here soon and a bundle of quick news at the end. Lets rock.
This weeks Midweek Madness is Dungeons & Dragons Daggerdale is on sale. With a savings of 50% for a price of $7.49. Get your D&D on now for cheap. As always the Midweek Madness sales end on Thursday at 7pm est.
Anyone else looking forward to this? I am having trouble why this is so different from Borderlands, and that's not a bad thing. I guess it's a cross between Fallout and Borderlands. We will all find out on October 4th according to Steam.
PAYDAY: The Heist:
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Looking for a new first person shooter that's cheap? Like robbing banks and looking for loads of cash? Check out the trailers for PAYDAY: The Heist. If you pre-order now you can save 10% off. With all of these games coming out and not living up to the hype I always like to let the game release and read the early reviews. How is the gaming running? Does it work on the PC or better on the consoles? Does it have gimped PC options and controls. It's a sad state of affair these day's that we have to deal with this but that's the name of the game. I will be keeping my eye on this one as it gets closer to a October release date.
Renegade Ops:
Finally Avalanche Studios has a release date for the PC version of Renegade Ops. October 14th will be the magical date that it will be released. If you pre-order it now you get Dr. Gordon Freeman's buggy. This is one of those games that I have talked about before but I couldn't find a definitive release date for weeks. All it said was September. Now we know that the 14th will be or 3d isometric view, car carnage game day.
Battlefield 3 Beta:
You can now download the beta of Battlefield 3 on September 29th. Remember that you have to download Origin to get the beta. I kinda like this, it lets the user base try out Origin and see how good or bad it really is. Regardless, have fun and blast the servers so they can get a good idea on how many people are going to be playing. I am still on my high horse over here and have no plans on buying Battlefield 3 because of the Origin exclusivity.
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Driver: San Francisco is out today. You might want to hold off for a bit and see what kind of shenanigans Ubisoft DRM department pulled. Just like when the released Just Dust I would hold off on any Ubisoft PC games.
More Fallout New Vegas DLC's have dropped for you to continue your wasteland adventure. Gun Runners' Arsenal is $3.99 and the Courier's Stash is $1.99.
Total War Shogun 2 Rise Of The Samurai DLC also came out today. Download it on Steam now for $9.99.
Get ready for October 4th people, well those of you who like using iTunes on Windows. Apple is having their announcement about the iPhone 5.
A new Steam Client update has also been released. The one fix that I do like is the "Fixed high CPU usage in game library view" Once you start to accumulate games on Steam it seems like it takes forever to load up the icons.
Railworks 3: Train Simulator 2012 Deluxe just saw an update, who thinks that we should use this for our GPU reviews? "Raises hand"
Civilization V: Game of the Year Edition has also been released. This would be a great time to get into the game with all of the DLC included
Nuclear Dawn is now available on Steam if you are in need of a new strategy game. Download it now on Steam for $24.99.
Worms Ultimate Mayhem is up for pre-order for $13.49. You might want to pick this up just for LanOC Lan's. We have played it in the past and I can see this one gaining traction among our Worms players.
What do you guys think about bringing back gaming nights? We had them setup but it seem'ed people just got really busy and summer is not the time to sit indoors. I know people are busy with life so we were thinking about once or twice a month. Throw some idea's out there, what do you guys/gals want us to do gaming nights?
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Have a great rest of the week LanOC. Until next week
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