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How Will London Look in the Future? Part 1
What will London look like in the future in terms of its buildings, its infrastructure, its people, its technology? These were just some of the questions under the spotlight at the recent EG Future of London event, which bought together some of the industry's key players.
In part one of our review, we look at the challenges the capital faces, how the urban space is designed and how to reduce food waste.
London's challenges
Richard Watson, author, lecturer and scenario thinker kicked off the event, and in his keynote session suggested that the acronym 'VUCA' is a great framework for London when thinking about its future:
V – Volatility
U – Uncertainty
C – Complexity
A – Ambiguity
In other words, London faces many challenges in achieving its targets, tackling its problems, and maintaining its status as one of the strongest global cities in the world. And we need to be clever in how we deal with this.
Imagining the future
However, Richard further warned us of the following concepts:
- Groupthink: clever people in groups making terrible decisions
- Confirmation bias: where we echo our own thoughts and opinions back to ourselves
- Conventional Wisdom: this can collapse, and trends do bend
Richard also shared an interesting scenario: if we covered 1% of the Sahara Desert with solar panels, we would have enough energy to power the entire world indefinitely.
Humans are inherently social animals, so getting rid of the human interface completely would be a failed city, one that lacks interaction and lacks humanity. While innovation in technology, specifically creating Smart Cities, is important, the people of the city must come first..
Richard's key 'take-away' from the session: 'Why do we spend so much time trying to predict the future and so little time trying to imagine it?
Designing the urban space
The first day's sessions continued with a focus on design, innovation and conceptualising how London can be 'The Urban Place of the Future'.
Panellists, including Prof Peter Bishop from University College London; Paul Finch of World Architecture Festival; Eleanor Fawcett from Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation; Lyn Garner, from the London Legacy Development Corporation; and Kat Hanna of Cushman & Wakefield, all discussed automation in transport, automation in the workplace, artificial intelligence in the workplace and urban farming.
The politics of design
The panellists were keen to point out that one of the major barriers to urban design is that it is extremely political.
How can we get away from the current planning system and the politics behind the process in order to gain true public consultation at an early stage to produce what people want out of a space? It was suggested that the extreme views of the few do not represent the views of the many. This again begs the question as to how we gain true consultation on urban design, particularly in a city as large and complex as London, where boroughs such as Bromley may have a different agenda when it comes to how they see their borough's future in terms of infrastructure and its urban landscape.
Community involvement
Other panellists further emphasised this requirement to listen to communities earlier, to ensure they feel a sense of ownership and responsibility for creating their own space. There is very little merit in talking to communities about things that do not resonate with them, e.g. development values or yields. We need to discuss relatable elements such as the social value of developments.
Speedy decisions needed
With regards to Urban Design, one thing we cannot do anymore is procrastinate. One thing we must do is to look at how other global cities are tackling the inherent problems of a global city. Following on from this, there was an interesting point raised by journalist Paul Finch: 1001 Singapores would be enough to house the entire global population.
Singapore is not an enormous city. So this suggests they have been able to find a good balance between housing density and liveable spaces for a large proportion of the city's demographic. This is something London could look to emulate.
Planning should not be easy, but it should also not be inefficient. While it remains inefficient, there is the feeling that developers will always price a premium and the targets set out will never be met.
Smart parking
In a debate on Developing for the Transport of Tomorrow, Margot Orr Jones of Jacobs, highlighted a study carried out by TFL, which revealed that one third of drivers surveyed in the central London area were looking for a parking space. The panel also included Iwan Parry from Transport Research Laboratory; Hannah Prideaux from District Technologies; Andrew Walters of GL Hearn; and Bruce McVean from the City of London Corporation.
How can we utilise this idea of a Smart City in order to get these people to available parking spaces quickly, and reduce congestion on the roads? While it was agreed that smart mobility, such as autonomous cars is crucial for the future, what we want to avoid is negatively impacting how efficient the transport systems already are. In other words, new 'sexy' technologies and modes of transport may attract those that don't really need it and so encourage them to take less efficient forms of transport.
Feeding the City
The Local Authorities in London spend approximately £50m on food waste a year. The panel, which consisted of Saasha Celestial-One from Olio; Kate Hofman of Growup Urban Farms; Sarah Hughes from Eat My Flowers and moderator, Nicky Wightman of Savills, talked about the need for people to grow their own foods, and how future developments have a large part to play in making this happen.
There are methods out there, but they remain relatively unknown, whether that's a 'green wall' or a 'fridge system' which can be autonomous and require little manual input from the owner. Similarly, there are methods which encourage a hands-on approach, and these methods have also been praised for their therapeutic-like effects. Vertical farming is predicted to grow to £7.6billion from £2.9billion in 2017. There is currently a requirement for a 60% increase in agricultural production by 2050 to satisfy projected demand.
Savills together with Meristem Design, helpfully showcased several of their 'green wall' and 'living wall' products, which typically consisted of a steel frame for housing plants. As well as enabling self-sufficient food growth, they also have other attributes, such as aesthetics and insulation. It's likely these products, along with other technologies, will quickly become a part of many developments in the future.
Are the robots coming?
What is automation's impact on human interaction in the workplace? Are we making way for AI? Is modular office construction the future? A panel of experts including John Williams from The Instant Group; John Miu of ABP London; and Mel Olrik from Malcolm Hollis agreed that the construction industry is full of fragmented and sequential processes, so there has potentially been a slower uptake in the use of new technologies.
That said, Smart Cities and smart buildings are now being thought of as a must-have and not a nice-to- have. John Mui emphasised this slow uptake, and suggested that UK Developers have a safe and organic process which they follow and are reluctant to move away from this into the 'unknown'.
As seen with Nokia, if you reject every change then there is a high possibility of falling behind the market. That being said, technology is not available to everyone, so we must be careful in our approach when integrating cities and technology. Smart Cities will not be smart for everybody.
The future of Canada Water
As the event was held in Canada Water, Emma Cariaga from British Land also educated the room on how the area will transform over the next decade. There was an emphasis on mixed use and creating convenient spaces where diverse sets of people choose and want to live, work and socialise, while also having extremely easy access to other areas of London and beyond.
In part two of our The Future of London review, we look at the future of the high street, flexible working and the challenges around housing.
By Adam Gibbins, Associate of Henry Riley LLP


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Yesterday, Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku scored his first goal against a top eight side in the Premier League this season. The big Belgian got another scoring strike, his 13th of the season, during the first half of his team's 2-1 home win over Chelsea. It's the fifth year in a row that Lukaku has scored double figure goals in Premier League action.
Upon scoring on Sunday, the narrative across the football world was pretty consistent- Lukaku finally scored in a big game/against a big club. Lukaku has obviously heard this often repeated criticism, and he naturally rejects it.
The summer transfer acquisition from Everton believes his record of consistently scoring warrants more respect. He says he hears the criticism, but doesn't listen to it. He believes his track record speaks for itself.
"I just need to keep working hard," Lukaku said.
"I think I have got a nice record. I've scored a lot this season and I just want to keep going… I started playing when I was 16. Year in, year out people expect 20 goals from me. I've been doing it for 10 years straight, so I think I've proved myself. You expect a bit more respect but it's the situation we're in. I don't listen to it. I just want to improve and show the people what I can do on the pitch."
Given that Arsenal acquired Alexandre Lacazette and Chelsea acquired Alvaro Morata during the same summer transfer window, it only follows that the three strikers bought by a trio of big six clubs this past summer, will inevitably be compared to each other.
For what it's worth, Lukaku has 22 goals on the season across all competitions, while Lacazette and Morata have 21 combined.
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Women and work: Supporting female colleagues in psychology
Rosemead School of Psychology
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Fall 2009
In 2007, the most recent year for which data are available, women comprised 64.4 percent of the 185,000 psychologists nationwide. Sixty-six percent of mental health counselors and a striking 82 percent of social workers were also women (United States Department of Labor, 2008). Despite women's strong presence in the social sciences and mental health fields, women still face unique challenges as they advance through their career. For instance, APA's study of salaries in psychology showed that in 2007, women earned less than men, with the disparities becoming more pronounced with more years of work experience (American Psychological Association Center for Workforce Studies, 2009). Sexual harassment and sexism are still pervasive in many work places, as well as the often-overlooked tensions of balancing multiple roles for working mothers (Oates, Hall, Anderson & Willingham, 2008). Many of the problems women face, as well as their solutions to these problems, are closely intertwined with their religious faith (Hall, Anderson & Willingham, 2004; Hall, Christerson & Cunningham, 2009). This article seeks to identify common issues faced by Christian women working in psychology-related fields, as well as highlight avenues for supporting these women in the workplace. To this end, we will first review some issues faced by working women in general, and then discuss those issues that pertain more specifically to working mothers.
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Anderson, Tamara Lynn and Hall, M. Elizabeth Lewis, "Women and work: Supporting female colleagues in psychology" (2009). Faculty Articles & Research. 20.


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This question had been asked to me in my school years when I was a child, I would have said 'No' in a very loud voice. But now, when I am a parent of two wonderful kids, saying direct 'No' to homework is very difficult for me. With time, I have come to realize that homework has some good part to play in a child's life. But children often fail to understand it, and it is exactly what I did when I was a kid.
But when I grew up, and myself became a teacher, some questions on a frequent basis haunted my mind like: Is homework harmful or helpful? Is homework a waste of time or practice for the best? Importance of homework essay, what are the positive effects of the homework and vice versa? Why is homework stressful for some students? Here, in this article, I'll try to discuss the good and the bad side of the homework. With the points that follow, you can yourself decide if homework is good or bad for the growth of your children.
Let us first start by understanding what is exactly meant by homework? Homework is a work that happens after school hours in the way instructed by the teacher. There is no restriction in taking help from your parents or friends for completing the homework. Yet, if the teacher has prohibited taking the help, you must do so, as a teacher often prohibits it sometimes for your benefit only. There is always a motive for giving any homework. Some students understand it and take homework as a serious task. While some other take it as a burden and find it meaningless. Individual's psychology here plays an important role. Homework starts since
Is homework necessary debate, has taken place in various parts of the world. No constructive solution can ever produce from any of the debates. The debate can be endless. Without any prejudice, I am here highlighting some points in favor and against homework which I have learned. Let me start first by highlighting the positive aspects of the homework.
Why is homework good?
There are more positive reasons than the negative ones which prove that homework is good for any child. Here, I am giving the top 15 reasons why homework is important. Some of the best points given in favor of homework, which is true:
Top 15 reasons why homework is important:
1. An opportunity to test if they have learned right in the class:
When we get in-class guidance, for a moment we perceive that we have understood all. But, when we go home and again practice the in-class guided concepts, we sometimes come to know that we have not followed the concept that well. To bring about this realization, doing homework is very important. If a child ignores the homework, it may happen that at the very last level of the exam he gets a realization that he did not understand the concepts well. This is very detrimental for a student's result. Doing homework improves the understanding of the child whether the child has learned right in the class or not. This also enhances the test score that has taken the year meanwhile.
2. Doing homework makes you feel independent and confident:
You must have realized that when you do your homework, you somehow teach yourself. Some types of homework demand you to use various resources like libraries, textbooks, public depositories, etc. These days' students sometimes take help from different websites. Isn't the learning about how to use the resources well boosts confidence in itself? This way of learning makes them up-to-date. When you do homework, most of the times you do it on your own without the help of your teacher or parents (if you are not a kid). This develops a sense of independence and confidence that you can solve the problems and questions on your own without depending on anyone.
3. Homework sometimes helps to learn some concepts and theories which are beyond the scope of the class:
Let us take an example of parts of a flower. In science classes, you learn parts of flowers on board. Sometimes a flower or two are also brought by the teacher for the practical explanation of the parts of a flower. After this, some teachers assign the homework to the students to collect at least 5 more flowers. Then observe the parts of those flowers and label them. When a student does so, there may be some chances, that in flower he observes some part which has not explained earlier in the class or is difficult to identify. She/he can then discuss it with a teacher to know more about it. Teachers can give students some extracurricular activities to do for hours a day. By this, they can sharpen up their hidden talent. This takes the students learning beyond the scope of a class. The intent is to prepare students for a very practical approach. World's most prestigious research universities including Duke University too, approaches that students should be exposed to practical areas of knowledge.
4. Homework helps to reduce the tendency of procrastination:
At the tender age, students often have the tendency to procrastinate the things, whatever it is. This nature is detrimental for the exam preparation. A student cannot grasp all at the very last moment of the exam. Can a nursery student learn to write A, B, C, D, etc. alphabets in only one day? No, it is impossible for them. Similar, senior students also cannot learn trigonometry, geometry, biology, English grammar, etc. in a few days. To succeed in the exam, continuous practice of all the concepts is necessary. Exams are actually conducted to test how hard they have learned, practiced and mastered the concept. When a teacher gives regular homework to their students as a necessary part of education, they cannot procrastinate for long.
5. It involves guardian in the learning process of the child:
Without homework how will a parent be able to connect to the child in his learning? Homework let the parents know, what is going on in the class of the child. At the same time, it also gives a hint to them about what is going on in the mind of the child. If any parent helps a child in his/her homework, it helps them to know where their child is making a mistake and what the mental state of their child is right now.
6. Homework at the end teaches the life lessons of responsibility and accountability:
When a teacher gives homework, it shoulders a responsibility on the children to do it well. If the child continues to do the homework without responsibility, he/she often meets some disciplinary actions by the school authorities and teachers. By and by, he/she starts to do homework with responsibility. It increases the student's achievement. So what does it teaches a child? If you go into the in-depth psychological analysis, you will find that it teaches a lesson of life to the child that if anyone gives you some responsibility with a faith that you will do it with efficiency and with responsibility. You should do it well, or the world will not respect you for not keeping their faith. Isn't it so?
When a student does his/her homework well, he should submit to the teacher for inspection. Here is where he/she learns the accountability lesson. The student is accountable to the teacher, and the teacher is accountable to the children for giving proper feedback in the form of praise, identification, and rectification of the mistake, etc. So here, the student learns the basic lesson of responsibility and accountability from an earlier age.
7. Homework teaches Time Management:
You must have seen school students planning their day. I will do this from this time to this time. Then I will go to play, and after coming home, I will do the remaining work from this time to this time. What is all this planning? Actually, it is time management. Children are the future leaders. They need to learn all the skills right from an early age, including the practice of prioritizing things and time management.
8. Practice makes a man perfect, and homework reinforces the practice and concepts:
The more one practices, the more efficient one becomes. In a student's life, homework reinforces the learning of concepts and lessons. With this reinforcement, the student develops confidence in learning.
9. Homework helps to build self-esteem:
Some students, who underperform in the exams, often suffer from low self-esteem. Sometimes it becomes very difficult for teachers and parents to raise the self-esteem of such children again. Homework is a good way of not letting such students get the things so much out of control that they lose their self-esteem. A student is able to perform, at least, as an average performer if he/she had regular homework habit.
10. Homework develops a strong support network outside of the school:
In doing homework, when sometimes a student finds himself incompetent as sometimes only learning in school is not enough for some reasons. In this situation, he/she searches for some outside support. This outside support may come from a friend, guardian, parent, classmate, sibling, etc. This helps to connect your near and dear ones with your education as well as yourself. This builds a strong bonding and support network for a student which helps him in the worst and the best time. Have you ever viewed the benefit of homework from this perspective?
11. Homework provides an idea of what could be important from the Teacher's point of view:
It gives you a hint about what may be important for your teacher in exams. If you do regular homework, you get a fair idea about what your teacher may ask you in a quiz or test.
12. Prepares a student well for the next day class:
Helps a student to prepare for the next day classes. Actually, they plan the classes in succession. Whenever a particular lesson is being taught, what they taught in the previous class relates to the next class. A regular homework pattern reinforces the previous concepts. It prepares the student for the next day.
13. In an Indirect way it helps in memory training:
Homework sharpens the memory and thinking of the student. Homework is practice, and any practice always sharpens the memory to some extent.
14. Always keeps a student in touch with the course books and teachers:
Keep the students in touch with their books and teachers. If there is a complete absence of homework, some of the students will never feel any need of keeping in touch with their teachers. Even if they have doubts about something, an absence of homework will not motivate them to clarify their doubts. In the meantime, they will forget all.
15. Helps to get good grades:
Homework gets good grades for sure. We cannot deny the importance of grades in a student's life. Though we discuss every now and then that grades are not a final verdict for life. But for sure it does have some impact on the life of a student. Moreover, homework is a better option for getting good grades.
Why is Homework bad?
1. The children do not like it, and they do it with a heavy heart and disinterest. They think homework is a waste. All the minutes of homework which they invested in doing it, feel like wasted.
2. Some get depressed by their inability to handle the amount of homework given to them. All children have different capabilities. How can one expect that all the students in the class will be able to handle the same work pressure, in this case, homework?
3. Some students consider homework as the main reason for their parents becoming harsh with them. Their parents pressurize them to do the homework in all the correct and the wrong ways. Parent's involvement makes them introvert as some students are afraid of their parents.
4. Parents or teachers assume that homework favors a few. Generally, in a class, the student who does his homework well and in time, he gets a preference of superiority by all. This instills a feeling of inferiority in them who are unable to do their homework for some reason or the other.
5. Those who are against the philosophy of homework raise the logical point that homework instills memorization and not education. They here make a case. They say that if a student is able to do the homework, it means that he has no need to do homework. If he is unable to do homework, it means that he has not learned anything from the class study. For them, homework is only a means to know what you know and what you do not know.
6. Sometimes teachers give homework with the intention of covering what they were unable to teach in the class.
7. Excessive homework sometimes makes a student home sick. It stops the physical activities like sports, hiking, etc. which needs to do at this age.
8. Homework sometimes reinforces the bad learning habits. The pressure of homework gives them an option for choosing some illogical and bad manners of learning. The examples are letting your friend write a lesson for you, following the same pattern of learning at the college after leaving school, etc.
9. It puts a burden on the teacher. They have to check the homework, and it takes a lot of their time. Instead, if they invest this time in developing some ways of teaching. If they try to explain some concepts in a more effective way, this helps the student more.
10. Homework causes stress and fear in the child. Sometimes this constant fear becomes a cause of their bad health. This is not expected.
It is very much clear to you by now that the importance of homework looked upon in different ways by different people. It depends on the individual preferences and psyche, on which we do not have any control.
The homework depends on two things:
(a) Teacher: It is up to the teacher to decide what they give for the homework with which motive.
(b) Student: How a student approaches homework.
I am not making a case for or against homework. But I have a strong belief that when it comes to homework, time management is everything. Those who manage the time well can get its benefit. Those who cannot struggle in school, not doing homework is not going to help any student anyhow. Doing it with a positive approach is sure to help a student in one way or the other. Both the students and teachers must see homework in a positive light. One should make it moderate so that, even the most average student could do it. And the student must see it as an essential part of his/her development in life.
If the habit of doing homework start from the elementary school, then kids will be habitual with it, and it will not create a feeling of burden.


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It's the start of a new 12 months and it's my birthday. Both are great occasions to mirror on the previous and look to the longer term. I have been an active and out lesbian LGBT sports advocate and educator since 1982 once I spoke out for the first time publicly about homophobia in girls's sports at a nationwide convention on the future of women's sports. As you might imagine, at that time, it precipitated quite a stir. You simply did not talk about lesbians or homophobia in sport above a whisper or in public! I really had a colleague ask me as soon as if homophobia meant fear of going home.
Billie Jean King had been outed by her former lover the yr earlier than and lost all of her business endorsements. Martina Navratilova had simply been outed in a New York newspaper. She didn't want them to publish the article until she had acquired her US citizenship since sexual orientation could have been used to deny her utility. Dave Kopay's ground-breaking e-book was published 6 years before. Renee Richards was the only trans athlete we knew of because she gained her right to play in women's competitions in 1977. All in all, it was a fairly lonely and dangerous expertise to be a fledging LGBT sports advocate in 1982. I did have function models although. Ellen Lennie" Gerber and her partner, Pearl Berlin had been my mentors after I was getting my Grasp's degree. They introduced me to Jan Felshin, a professor at East Stroudsburg, who was such an open and outspoken lesbian that she each impressed and scared me.
Enjoying school soccer is an ambition for many women. For some the opportunity comes with a financial profit, for others it is merely a possibility to proceed playing the game that they love at a higher level. To grasp the challenges confronted by a players, their parents and the golf equipment that they pay for it's instructive to have a look at some numbers. Misinformation and disinformation are disseminated in different methods: shared (without verifying) by folks on social media, amplified by journalists, and pushed out as a part of sophisticated disinformation campaigns.
I created the following graphic to take sport context into consideration. Utilizing a puck image for every recreation in the course of the Columbus winning streak, I plotted the Blue Jackets' deficit or lead on the scoreboard on the x-axis (from shedding by 2 to winning by 4). On the y-axis, we see variations between the Blue Jackets' and opponents' actual numbers of third-period photographs (which may be extra intuitive to know than the proportion of total photographs attributable to each workforce). The puck in the higher-left corner of the graph, for example, represents the Blue Jackets' December three sport at Arizona , the third game in Columbus's streak. The Jackets trailed 2-1 after two periods (the one recreation throughout the streak during which they entered the third period trailing), but in a feverish try and tie the game (which Columbus did with 2:16 remaining), outshot the Coyotes 23-4 within the third (+19). Columbus finally received 3-2 by way of shootout.


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f11 Photography Magazine | February 2012
1st February 2012
Issue 1
Chasing the Light; it's what we do. Every photographer knows the highs and lows of the hunt; the waiting, the frustrations, and finally the exhilaration when it all comes together with a winning image as a reward. That's what this Magazine is all about; the joy of photography, pure and simple, nothing else. No advertising, no waffle, no techno babble; this is the word from muddy fields, lofty hill tops, windy cliffs and damp forests around the world, behind the lens, doing what we do.
It's been a long road from 2001 when I first started writing my Despatches to here. Launching our own magazine has been a huge undertaking and a considerable challenge, but its going to be fun, and that is what Chasing the Light is all about. Reaching out to photographers and travellers around the globe is what we're going to do, and this first issue is a just a start. We've big plans for evolving the magazine, with your help. To all our new f11 members we need your feedback, enthusiasm and pictures.
David Noton is a Canon Ambassador
and Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society
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Articles In This Issue:
Retrospective Deconstruction of an Image from the Archives
By: David Noton
I had long wanted to do the classic desert trip. Every photographer I suspect yearns to shoot the curvaceous landscapes of giant interlocking sand dunes. The biggest sand dunes in the world are in the Namib Desert, so that's where we headed in 1998...


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Prime Minister Imran Khan Wednesday called Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and expressed his sympathies and condolences over the loss of lives of innocent civilians in two terrorist attacks in Afghanistan yesterday.
The prime minister reiterated Pakistan's condemnation of the attacks and said Pakistan would continue to support Afghanistan in its efforts for restoration of complete peace and stability.
He also conveyed his relief on President Ghani's safety, who was present at the time of a blast in his election rally, PM office media wing in a press release said.


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How to Make an Osmosis Experiment for a Kids Science Project
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Explaining verbally to kids what osmosis is all about won't have the same impact as setting up an osmosis experiment to actually show what you are trying to get across. Osmosis is the movement of water through a porous membrane, like the process by which trees absorb great amounts of water through their roots up to the highest leaves. There are many food items you can use to demonstrate quite well the process of osmosis, like eggs, baking soda, potatoes, carrots, and celery. Follow the simple steps below to create a science project related to osmosis using a potato and other simple household items.
Step 1 - Label
Put a label on each cup, and mark each as salt, sugar, and plain water. Fill the cups halfway with water and put them on a sturdy top where they can't be knocked over.
Step 2 - Saturate
In the cup labeled sugar, stir in sugar until the solution reaches its saturation point and can't take any more sugar. Then, do the same with the cup labeled salt.
Step 3 - Cut
Although younger kids can help with some of the steps, cutting the potato should always be done by an adult for safety's sake. Cut three equal thin slices from the potato middle. Put one slice in each labeled cup and leave to sit for at least half an hour.
Step 4 - Look at the Results
Once enough time has passed, let the kids see what has happened to each potato slice in the different cups. The potato in the cup labeled salt has become very soft, the one in the sugar solution is also soft but less than the salt one, and the one in plain water has hardened.
Osmosis - A Simple Explanation
This demonstration shows what osmosis is about: the salt in the water made the small living units called cells in the potato slice lose their water through absorption, and so the slice wilted. The same thing happened to the potato slice in the sugary solution, but since the cells manufacture more sugar than salt, the slice did not get as soft as the one in the salt solution. As for the slice in plain water, the reverse took place and it became bloated when the water in the cup joined the natural water in the cells, giving it an overdose of water.
This process takes place in our bodies when we sweat in very hot temperatures or during heavy exercise and we lose a lot of water. This will raise the concentration of salts in the body and, by osmosis, drain our cells of their water. We reverse this by drinking plenty of water to dilute the excessive salts and removing them through sweating.


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...continued... Wednesday. We left San Pedro for La Quiaca, a quiet town on the Boilivian border. Despite the 6 hour journey ahead, we left in high spirits apart from Gloria who cried for leaving her town. After stopping at a 60ft Jesus statue and having lunch, we were back on the bus and ''treated'' to German's pole dancing to ''Like A Virgin'' by Madonna. Seriously. Later on we passed through the beautiful mountain range of Quebrada de Humahuaca. Photos can't really do justice to the breathtaking landscape, after a quick photo opportunity.
We soon arrived in La Quiaca and the Comedor Verdurita where we were greeted by Antonio and Anita the co-ordinators there. They were very friendly and nice people, they had organised it for us to stay in a local hostel. Hot showers and sleeping in a bed felt like a great luxury so we were very grateful. I was really enjoying my time and felt a part of the group, especially when Mario mentioned it at dinner. Thursday was another early start and the usual fight for the shower. After breakfast in Verdurita, the 1st meeting began but not for long as the kids arrived to eat. When introducing ourselves to them, I was told to do mine in English...predictably the only parts they understood were ''Comedor'' and ''La Boca''. It was marginally better in Spanish. After lunch and helping/doing some English homework, we had an interesting tour around a pre-Inca site. Later on we were able to start again with the 2nd meeting. The highlight for me was meeting a young man called David who exemplified how to improve your own situation on your own hard work. He started from scratch making and selling bread in the area about 5 months ago and he now sells 70 kilos of bread a day, (although I don't know Jujuy was so bread crazed) but his idea of working for what you want and not asking is the only option for me.
Friday was a relaxed day, no meetings, no video recording. We left the hostel early and after saying goodbye to Antonio and Anita at Verdurita, we made the short trip to Villazón, Bolivia to do some shopping at ridiculously cheap prices. I filled my bag with the usual gringo tat and we were back on the bus heading home. There was a general review of yesterday, what I said seemed to go down well which was pleasing especially as they understood me. Nadia said she was very pleased with the week had went generally and it was worth the 4/5 months of planning. I felt more and more involved in the discussions as the week went on and felt that gradually I became more of a compañero than a volunteer which was obviously very pleasing. Even La Negra threatening to kidnap me and hold me at the Comedor was nice. We arrived back at the Comedor on Saturday afternoon, tired from the trip but very pleased with how the week went. It was a great week, getting to know the compañeros from Los Pibes and meeting new people in Jujuy. Most importantly I hope I helped in getting information sending volunteers there in the future as there is a need for them.


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On lyrics that cut deep and lyrics that give hope…
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Michael Gungor Band – Song For My Family
I have never been one for apologizing about not posting here on my blog. I typically wait until I have something meaningful to say–at least in my mind–before writing. I have been working through a lot of things in my head the last couple months but I don't know that any of them are ready for public consumption yet, so I have been woefully slow to publish anything here. Rest assured though I have been doing plenty of writing.
If you'd like to see some of what I've been up to, you can check out this series of posts I wrote for the Jolkona Foundation here in Seattle about how their work relates to the UN Millennium Development Goals.
I have also been participating the last few weeks in a writing group based around Julia Cameron's book The Artists Way. I have been writing three pages a day as part of a "morning pages" exercise for that group. If you'd like to know more about The Artists Way, here's a link to the book on Amazon.
So all of this is to simply say that I am writing, I hope to return to posting here soon, and hopefully I'll return with some exciting and inspiring new work and ideas. =]
Ten years ago, 19 men crashed two passenger jets into the twin towers of the World Trade Center and a third into the Pentagon. A fourth jet, destination unknown, crashed in the fields of Pennsylvania. A painful gash was cut into our hearts that day.
For ten years we have sought to right the wrongs of that day. Though we have struggled to forge a more peaceful world, we confess that our tools are crude and violent. War begets war, and death begets death.
Lord, we suffer under the weight of a broken world. Unable to strip away the sin and injustice of this life. Even as we know you are Sovereign, so often we feel confused and lost. We are like Job, unable to comprehend the scope of your power and ways. You are a truly awesome God.
It is you who sits above the circle of the Earth,
Who stretches out the heavens like a curtain,
Who brings princes to naught,
And makes the rulers of the earth as nothing
The lord is the everlasting God
The Creator of the ends of the earth.
But our understanding is not requisite for hope.
For I am not my own,
but belong fully,
in mind and soul,
in body and spirit,
to my loving Savior Jesus Christ.
It is through this divine possession we can take hope in the midst of suffering.
That neither death nor life,
neither angels nor demons,
neither the present nor the future,
nor any powers,
neither height nor depth,
nor anything else in all creation,
will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
I am fascinated by our need to mark "significant" anniversaries. Tomorrow marks 10 years since September 11, 2001.
I think many people will be writing about what they were doing that day, or reposting journal entries or recalling phone conversations they had. Though I had been journalling regularly for a few years at that point, I didn't actually write anything that day in my journal.
Instead of writing a long post about politics, theology and justice, I will simply be posting a prayer tomorrow. I hope you take the time to read it and spend some time of your own in prayer.
Though the perpetrators of the attacks either died that day or have long since been punished, we still live in a fallen world. We can try to reason ourselves into believing there is a political or military course of action which can provide absolute peace, protection and freedom. But this is sadly not the case.
Our ultimate hope for a better tomorrow can only come from outside of this world.
"Without an appreciation for grace and beauty, there's no pleasure in creating things
and no pleasure in having them!" – Calvin
No, that is not a quote from John Calvin but rather the eponymous child from Calvin and Hobbes. I want pick back up with this metaphor of languages I talked about in my last post on church and culture. As a writer, I'm intrigued by the definitions of words. I find their origins fascinating, as well as the fact a single word can have multiple, and drastically different, meanings.
Beauty is a term that most people have some idea of. They may disagree about specifics and why or what is worthy of being called beautiful, but for the most part they agree something like a sunset, for example, is beautiful.
Grace on the other hand is an interesting word. In the above quote, one could assume Calvin is speaking of "grace" in the sense of elegance and artistic form. A "graceful" dancer, for example. But as Christians we know there is an alternate definition that significantly changes the profundity of the statement.
Grace is the freely given, unconditional love of Christ by which our sins are forgiven. Think of how the above quote is changed if we are creating art out of a space where we are giving thanks for the Grace and Beauty of God's love! This is a message the Church can bring to culture.
But as with any message, it must be delivered in a language that can be understood. The language used by much of the church today is not the language of people on the streets outside of the church. It's not that the culture necessarily rejects God's grace, they may just have not yet encountered it in a language or style they understand.
I've talked before about my love for all things Wes Anderson. I think there is a powerful thread of grace and reconciliation that runs through his films. The reconciliation of Royal Tennenbaum to the rest of his family, between the three brothers in Darjeeling Limited, and between a father and son in The Life Aquatic. There are many for whom these films conjure stronger feelings and reactions than any theological argument, or even Bible story.
Speaking the language of culture doesn't mean compromising the Gospel, rather it simply means leading with words and images familiar to a post-church, post-Christian world rather than assuming people understand the Four Spiritual Laws. To be honest, I hardly expect anyone to have heard of the Four Spiritual Laws let alone understand what they are. I can't even tell you what they are without looking them up.
I do want to finish by saying though that we shouldn't stop with simply co-opting examples and spiritual illustrations from culture, we should be creating our own as well. Excellent art from Christians grounded in the community of the church but using the language of the street is a powerful tool for changing the culture. This must be done with authenticity, but it can be done. There is a whole generation of artists already doing it.


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There's new news about automated testing of E-Business Suite using the Oracle Application Testing Suite, a.k.a, "OATS".
E-Business Suite Development is pleased to announce the availability of the new Oracle Functional Testing Suite Advanced Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite. The new pack, available with the latest release of Oracle Application Testing Suite (22.214.171.124), provides pre-built test components and flows to automate the in-depth testing of Oracle E-Business Suite applications. Designed for use with the Oracle Application Testing Suite and its Oracle Flow Builder capability, these pre-built components and flows can help Oracle E-Business Suite customers to significantly reduce the time and effort needed to create and maintain automated test scripts.
The Oracle Functional Testing Suite Advanced Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite is available now for EBS 12.1.3, and availability for EBS 12.2 is planned.
Some Background on Automating Testing with Oracle Application Testing Suite and Oracle Flow Builder
Testing complex packaged applications like Oracle E-Business Suite can be time-consuming and challenging for organizations, hampering their ability to upgrade to latest releases or apply latest patches. Oracle Application Testing Suite offers organizations a unique and powerful testing platform for Oracle E-Business Suite and other Oracle applications.
With the 188.8.131.52 release of Oracle Application Testing Suite, we introduced the Oracle Flow Builder testing framework and accompanying starter pack of pre-built test components and flows. The starter pack, which contains over 2000 components and 200 flows, provides broad coverage of commonly-used base functionality and is designed to jump-start the test automation effort.
Using Oracle Flow Builder, even non-technical testers can create working test scripts using the pre-built components that Oracle provides. Each component represents an atomic test operation such as "create an invoice batch" or "apply an invoice hold." Testers can assemble the pre-built components into test flows, and combine test flows with spreadsheet data to drive the testing of multiple data conditions. The Oracle Flow Builder framework allows customers to add, modify and extend the pre-built components to address new functionality and customizations of the Oracle E-Business Suite.
Using Oracle Flow Builder's component-based test generation framework instead of a traditional record/playback approach has allowed the EBS Quality Assurance team to reduce their test automation effort by 60%. E-Business Suite customers can significantly reduce their test automation effort using Oracle Application Testing Suite with Oracle Flow Builder and the pre-built test components and flows that Oracle provides.
Oracle Functional Testing Suite Advanced Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite Improves Test Coverage
With the Oracle Application Testing Suite 220.127.116.11 and the new Oracle Functional Testing Suite Advanced Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite, we are now delivering a significant number of additional test components and flows beyond those contained in the Oracle Flow Builder starter pack. These additional test components and flows provide 70-80% test coverage and enable the automation of detailed and complex test flows across the following Oracle E-Business Suite products:
You can download the Oracle Functional Testing Suite Advanced Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite from the Oracle Technology Network.
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Very interested in this for 12.2. Any ideas when this will become available. Is it possible to be a beta test site for it.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Phil,
The support for 12.2.4 should be available once EBS 12.2.4 is released.
Currently, there are no plans for beta test sites.
Please let me know if that answers your question.
EBS 12.2.4 is now available. Does this mean that Flow-builder components and flows for EBS 12.2.x are also available.
Thanks and regards,
Hi Rajib,
It is in the final stages before release, should be coming out soon. thanks.
Is this licensed just by user. So if you have 2 super users for your company, they just license it even if you have 100 EBS users. i don't see any processor or named user minimums on the price list. Thanks
Hello, Guest,
This blog is written by EBS Development staff. We don't have any insights into licensing-related questions. You can contact your Oracle account manager for help with licensing-related topics.


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At the end of the past century, Jorge Bignone, Victor Formica, Osvaldo Gutiérrez and Carlos Piatelli decided to make their dream come true. They combined a winemaking experience spanning four generations of traditional winegrowers in Mendoza, Argentina, with their passion and drive to write their own history –or rather, their own future.
Because of their special feel for wine, Adagio was conceived of as a piece of music: a score rich in nuances and subtleties in which every instrument contributes its best notes to the overall harmony of the wine, in which every movement is executed with precision and a profound respect for vineyard and cellar work.
This is why Adagio Wines are described as a symphony whose spirit is rooted in the soil: European in style but with the character of an Argentine wine, in which aging, inspiration, passion and labor create a unique coupage in very limited batches.
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Cloud computing and mobility, particularly the bring-your-own-device trend, are growing in popularity in businesses. However, the combination of the two presents new and interesting issues for many companies, especially when it comes to online backup solutions.
A recent study by Heavy Reading forecasts that mobile cloud solutions will consume regular cloud computing in the next few years – citing the availability of mobile devices, mobile broadband improvements, and the proliferation of cloud applications to support this. If mobile cloud replaces the "fixed" cloud, a major change will take place not only for consumers, but for businesses as well. Access devices will evolve, encouraging more professionals to utilize mobile devices to do their job – a trend that is already growing. As a result, businesses will be able to save money by reducing desktop computer use, and even workspace in the office.
Supporting these ideas, Infiniti Research Limited also recently released a new market forecast for mobile cloud computing. The research firm expects this market to grow by 18 percent in North America by 2015. As the market grows, the need for solid cloud-based data backup software will increase as well.
With the mobile cloud growing in importance, it will be necessary for businesses interested in applying these solutions in their daily operations to invest in reliable cloud backup and recovery software as well. Without this safety net, a business could risk losing valuable information, as even the cloud is prone to security and data loss risks. Regardless of whether a business' computing system processes are based in the cloud, on-premise servers, or new services like the mobile cloud, backup solutions are vital to maintaining steady operations and keeping stress down in the workplace for employees and IT professionals alike.


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George and Ashleigh both share a love for literature, so much that it's the theme of their wedding! I loved their idea of a Carnegie Library engagement session. It's such a beautiful building with lovely architecture. I had so much fun walking around the library as they reminiscence about their time spent there!
McConnells Mill Engagement Session // Gio & Sara
I love seeing high school friends find the person they're meant to share their lives with. It's such a fun stage in life! Gio and Sara met at one of their first jobs out of college as nuclear medicine techs. They've both changed careers and are juggling busy schedules, but they make it work! I…
Pittsburgh Marriott North Wedding // Kris & Bethany
Kris and Bethany had a gorgeous fall wedding day to wrap up the season for us! They had a lovely ceremony followed by a great party at the Pittsburgh Marriott North in Cranberry! Vendors Ceremony Location: First Presbyterian Church of Bakerstown Reception Venue: Pittsburgh Marriott North Wedding Dress: The Exquisite Bride Bridesmaid Dresses: David's…
National Aviary Wedding // Tyler & Kate
Tyler and Kate had a lovely fall wedding at the National Aviary last Friday. It was an intimate event that was heartfelt and incredibly sweet! It was such a pleasure being invited to document their day! Vendors Venue: National Aviary Catering: Atria's Bride's Gown: Posh Bridal Dress Alterations: Alterations by KCG Bridesmaid Dresses: David's…
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My sister Molly is married!! Hugh and Molly said "I do" at the gorgeous Oasis Golf Club in Loveland, Ohio last weekend. They had the most beautiful fall day for an outdoor ceremony and I couldn't be happier for them both! Welcome to the family, Hugh! Vendors: Venue: Oasis Golf Club Bride's Gown: Wendy's Bridal…
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Nestled in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale across from Huizenga Plaza and the New River, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale has become one of South Florida's leading cultural attractions. The Museum's celebrated permanent collection contains more than 6,000 works. Among its highlights is the country's largest collection of 19th and early 20th century paintings and drawings by the American realist William Glackens, the most extensive holding in the U.S. of works by post-World War II, avant-garde CoBrA artists from Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam, and extensive holdings of works by leading Latin American artists.
There are several facilities within the Museum, including an expansive auditorium and a beautiful terrace that can be rented for special occasions such as rehearsal dinners, weddings, anniversary parties, or Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. The Museum also supports education of the arts within the community, with programs such as Museum on the Move that introduces Broward County students to arts through STEAM-based principles and hands-on art activities.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
At a glance
- Located in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale's arts district, NSU's Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is a dynamic cultural hub featuring more than 6,000 works.
- The Museum's modernist building was designed by the renowned architect Edward Larrabee Barnes and opened in 1986. In addition to exhibit space, the 83,000-square-foot building contains a 250-seat Horvitz Auditorium, bookstore and café.
- The William J. Glackens Research Collection and Study Center features 77 of the painter's sketches, more than 1,000 photographs spanning his life, as well as correspondence, exhibition reviews and unpublished research.
- In addition to critically acclaimed art exhibitions, NSU's Art Museum Fort lauderdale presents lectures, art workshops, art classes for children and adults, family activities, concerts and performances.
Weddings and Special Events
NSU's Art Museum Fort Lauderdale provides an extraordinary setting for wedding and special events while surrounded by galleries with world-renowned art exhibitions. One of downtown Fort Lauderdale's most sought-after venues, the Museum is a unique setting for indoor and outdoor weddings making this the ideal Fort Lauderdale location for a memorable occasion.
Located in beautiful downtown Fort Lauderdale on prestigious Las Olas Boulevard, we are in the heart of the arts and entertainment district and minutes from beautiful Fort Lauderdale Beach, which boasts seven miles of world famous coastline and beachfront promenade.
For more information or to schedule an event please contact Ethel Lipoff, Special Events Manager at 954.262.0249 or email@example.com.


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According to a study featured in Medical News Today, exercise may not only affect your waistline—it may also affect your DNA.
Researchers from Lund University in Sweden asked 23 slightly overweight but healthy men to attend three spinning or aerobics classes thrice a week for six months, during which their fat cells were monitored for cellular changes.
The scientists were particularly interested in methyl groups—molecules that affect the activation and deactivation of certain genes.
The results showed that exercise caused 7,000 positive changes in the participants' DNA. Researchers also noted changes in genes that were linked to type 2 diabetes and obesity. Although genetic traits are inherited and generally cannot be changed, methyl groups within genes may be influenced by outside factors such as diet and exercise.
More research needs to be done as to how and why exercise affects methyl groups, but this comes as good news, especially to those who are discouraged by the seemingly minute effects of exercise. Changes do happen, whether or not they are immediately seen. The important thing is to remain patient and just keep on living a healthy lifestyle.
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According to a study featured in Medical News Today, exercise may not only affect your waistline—it may also affect your DNA.


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Yesterday a lady accused Bobrisky of scamming her. She alleged she paid the bleaching expert N30k for a product but he blocked her after failing to deliver.
Bobrisky has responded to her allegations, saying she didn't even pay the cost of delivery to start with and he has no reason to block her. He also presented receipts as evidence or could this be another publicity stunt by him?
However, he did not address her allegation that he blocked her number. Read after the cut
Morning to u all, I want to plead to my fans and friends to stop listening to some up coming blogs cos dey carry gist without finding out d truth 😥. People should always find out d truth before dey conclude if truely Bobrisky will scam anybody for 30k .
Dis young lady order stretch mark from USA. D stretch mark alone is 30k and i told her she is paying 17k for shipping d total will be 47k. But she pleaded dat is only 30k she has in her Nigeria account dat I should assist her.
The following day she called again pleading so I told her to send d money. Three days after I sent her product with d additional 17k to FedEx for mailing from my own pocket to d following address she sent to me.Now d girl said I scam her ??
Guys check d date I sent her products. Sometimes fedex delay and is not even their fault custom and all. Anyway am not angry customers are always right but am sad cos dis shit went viral.
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Fed Report Shows Tightening Labor Market
Fed Report Shows Tightening Labor Market
The Federal Reserve says that the U.S. economy is growing at a moderate pace, and that's putting pressure on the labor market. The Fed's report also said the housing market remains weak.
JOHN YDSTIE, host:
The U.S. economy continues to grow at a moderate pace and that's making the labor market tighter, according to a survey released yesterday by the Federal Reserve. The report also said the housing market remains weak.
NPR's Jim Zarroli reports.
JIM ZARROLI: The Fed released its Beige Book Reports, a series of surveys of economic activity in different parts of the country. The report said that consumer spending increased in October and early November and the retail sales outlook was cautiously optimistic for the holiday season. The survey said the only part of the country to report slower growth was the Dallas area.
Almost every part of the country reported a slowdown in housing. Stuart Hoffman is chief economist at PNC Financial Services.
Mr. STUART HOFFMAN (Chief Economist, PNC Financial Services): But there's no sign in here, that even region by region, that other than housing, the economy's moving backward. There's still signs of improvement in the job market, in most areas of manufacturing, and non-residential construction and consumer spending.
ZARROLI: The report confirms the generally upbeat assessment of the economy made this week by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. In a speech in New York on Tuesday, Bernanke said growth had slowed, but he said the slowdown was about he would expect in an economy that's been growing for five years.
Bernanke also seemed to dampen speculation that Fed officials might be ready to cut interest rates. He said the nation's core inflation rate remains uncomfortably high. He also said the decline in energy prices should help prop up consumer spending and keep the economy growing.
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Klavs Gravesen is specialised in energy law, supply law and municipal company law and has many years' experience advising on issues relating to the interaction between the energy sector and the municipal sector. He advises municipalities and municipal communities and has since 2000 dealt especially with issues relating to privatisation of municipal companies and transactions in the supply area.
Klavs was previously employed with the Ministry of Justice, the Law Department, including as Secretary to the Minister, and with the Legal Secretariat of the Danish Parliament. He therefore has in-depth knowledge of the legislative process. Klavs has been a partner at Horten since 1998. He has been a teacher for many years at the University of Copenhagen in contract law, the law of obligations and consumer law.
Klavs is mentioned in the following international legal directories:
Legal 500 - Commercial, Corporate & M&A and Energy (Leading Individual)
Chambers - Energy
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Who's Who Legal - Energy
Honest and reliable. The person makes the difference when you pick law firms.
Respected for his experience within the energy sector, particularly with regards to regulatory issues and local utilities. Market commentators speak highly of him, particularly highlight his depth of knowledge.
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Clients appreciate that he makes himself available to them and are impressed by his 'agile' legal work.
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Horten has assisted I/S Vestforbrænding with the acquisition of Lyngby Kraftvarmeværk
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New national network for asset management
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Jack Johnson's debut album 'Brushfire Fairytales,' Everloving and Magnolia Record Club have teamed up to release this special audiophile-edition vinyl! From the original analog masters, it's a true AAA HQ-180g version from RTI manufacturing. Enjoy it as it was meant to be heard.


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"ucplus is a powerful unified communication software suite which allows users a high level of integration, communication and collaboration between their telephone system and their internal business system. ucplus allows end users to work more collaboratively and collectively, getting information about callers quickly and efficiently."
Before you install the client, please configure your handset for UCPlus and speak to your account manager about obtaining test licences or the correct licence and number of licences your require for your client.
Installing UCPlus On your PC
The latest version of UCPlus can be downloaded from:
Click the current version (2.6.12) of UCPlus Client (PC) download button to save it the installer to your PC and then run the installer.
Once it has installed, it should open up and present the General -> Telephony settings page. If it doesn't, you should see a grey square located in your system tray. You may need to expand the system tray icons by pressing the ^ symbol.
Right click on this icon and select Configuration
You should then see the General -> Telephony screen.
You will need to contact email@example.com to ensure you input the correct details here. However, here is a brief over view of what goes where:
Server: The fist part of the should be 184.108.40.206\ (as in the image), support will be able to advise you what is needed after the back slash.
Extension: Here you type in the account number you wish to work with UCPlus, i.e. the same 55..... number you use to register the SIP account on the handset.
Login: Ensure that "Specified username and password" is selected. The username will again be the 55...... number of the SIP account, but the password will be supplied by support.
It is important to select "Everyone who uses this computer uses the same telephone" in the final section or you may encounter issues.
Once this is done, click save and UCPlus client should apply the setting. At this point the grey box in the system tray should turn green, providing the handset configuration is complete.
Iterating UCPlus with your CRM
Once you have completed the basic config, you can then add your CRM, providing an API has been written for it. There are many CRM APIs included with UCPlus, but if yours isn't on the list, contact support who will be able to look into this for you.
To select your CRM, open the Configuration page (as described above). On the left side of the pane under Integration, click (Add new). Then you can select your CRM from the drop down menu.
Once selected, it will require some details which can be found within your CRM interface or by contacting their support teams. You may also get a notification advising you that a licence is required, if this is the case, and you have already acquired the licence from your account manager, UCPlus will automatically select the licence for you.
URL: This is the web address that UCPlus will try to connected to. This may not be the address you log into your CRM, please check with your provider.
Username: This is usually your login username for your CRM, but please check with your CRM provider.
API Token: You may be able to generate this once have logged into your CRM, look in your profile settings and "Generate API Token" may be here. Please check with out CRM provider.
Once these settings have been inputted, you can test by typing in a telephone number that you know is in your CRM and pressing search. If the settings are correct, the name, address and any other detail about the number you searched should appear in the results box. If it doesn't you may need to contact your CRM provider to check the URL, Username and API Token values.
If all is well, you should now be able to use your handset with your CRM.


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Thank you....thank you. That's really all I can say, I feel like.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Thank you....thank you. That's really all I can say, I feel like.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Sometimes I wish I could set you free, and myself too. But that's just not who I am, ...okay?
Sometimes I wish that I could conceal, don't feel, don't let it show, go back to the way it used to be, but...I guess, that's not exactly who I am either. It's okay, right? Maybe sometimes I can try to go back to how it used to be. Will you do the same? I don't know if it's possible, but it seemed so nice back then. Maybe we can at least try? It's okay if it doesn't work...
I think it's telling that I haven't written about Viennese Ball in here. It's not really just a matter of being busy and not having time to do it, though. I think it's that I have real people to share it with now. I'm...less alone, have less thoughts that I feel need to be expressed, to be thrown into the void. And it's nice...it's nice to actually talk to someone, to share a story with them, to be with them. It's nice to have that.
I guess the busyness is certainly part of the equation too, though. Am I slowly becoming "one of those people"? I've got to fight against that.
Saturday, February 8, 2014
What a week.........holy crap....
Monday, February 3, 2014
Let It Go? Let It Go? I'll never let go. I think that's the thing, you see? Yes, I do sometimes feel too much weight bearing down on me, and yes, it's so cathartic to just be able to cry and be comforted and have someone tell me that I can just not worry about any of it, at least not right now. That I can rest, because I've been trying so hard. That I'm valued, loved, that I've been doing a good job. I wonder if my mother ever needs to be told that?
But to let go of the past? No, no, that's not something that I'll do. I was in doubt about it before, but I am no longer. I won't let go. Not truly, anyways.
This weekend was prerelease weekend! Went to Game Kastle on Saturday with my brother for the Born of the Gods prerelease. I ended up going 1-3...bleh. I chose black for my seeded pack and promo, and ended up getting the 3/3 flyer for 3 (bestow for 5) as a black rare, which was great. I got a bunch of awesome-looking blue stuff - griptide, thassa, two refraction helixes, a sea god's revenge, chorus of the tides, voyage's end...I built it out, but after staring at it and grimacing, I realized that it wasn't going to work out, since I just didn't have enough creatures. So I had to say goodbye to all the blue goodies, and swap the blue out for red. It was definitely the right choice to make--I just didn't have enough bodies to make the blue/black deck work. I ended up with a bit of minotaur tribal--no kragma warcallers, unfortunately, but I had two of the inspired minotaurs, a deathbellow raider, and a rageblood shaman. I ended up going a pretty aggro route, taking some enchantments that I wouldn't have played otherwise because of the risk (like the +2/+2 2R: can't block aura). I had a bunch of small removal--searing blood, pharika's cure, a few weight of the underworlds, and a fated conflagration as well. The mana base was rough though, with all of the double casting costs. I tried splashing for sea god's revenge in some matches, but decided to not play it most of the time for better mana consistency. Maybe it would have actually been right to run 18 lands instead of the black promo, which is stupid, but I think I only ever got the promo out once, and even then it just got asphyxiated. 7 mana seems like a lot to get to in this format, unfortunately. The pharagax giant (3/3 with tribute 3 or 5 damage) seemed better than I thought it would be--the 5 damage is actually pretty significant when you're running an aggro deck and they're down at 11 or so. Yes, having the option to just take 5 makes the card a lot worse, but it does still do a good job when they're trying to stabilize, putting them down far enough for you to swing in for the win if you have a good trick or something. The +2/+0 first strike instant for 1R also overperformed for me. Weight of the Underworld was...okay. It's nice that it makes their big guys smaller at least, but sort of sucks in that it's only 2 toughness worth of removal at 4 mana. Because it's an aura, you might think that it's not vulnerable to being responded to with pump spells, but the problem here is that all of the dangerous threats have heroic triggers that give +1/+1 counters, so they can still counter it with a pump spell anyways. Or, you know, just cast feral invocation. Blah.
I think my deck was decent...not great, but not terrible either. I think it had some potential for really good things to happen, like t2 deathbellow raider into t3 ordeal, or t2 deathbellow raider into t3 rageblood shaman, and the inspired minotaurs were also great in most cases. It never really got there though; I think I just had bad draws and the mana base was rocky because of all the double casting costs. I had to mull pretty often, auto-mulls too, like hands with no creatures or no lands. Well, it happens, I guess.
Decided to not go on Sunday and just rest instead, which was an excellent choice. Had deca rehearsal in the morning, which went well, cleaned up a bunch of things. Wanted to grab lunch at Shalala but I passed by and saw that it was pretty crowded so I decided to try my luck at Dohatsuten instead, which I've never been to before. I remember hearing about it from a friend, so I decided to give it a try. Their signature ramen had a bunch of veggies in it, which was interesting, and their noodles and broth were definitely different than most other ramen places that I've been to. I ended up not really being a fan, so I don't know if I'd go again, but I can see how other people might like it.
After lunch I decided to just...sleep a lot. Which was also quite awesome. It's been a while since I've really gotten to catch up on rest like that. I ended up being woken up by my mom intruding on me for no good reason--had half a mind to throw her out of the apartment, but no no, it wasn't that bad. sigh. sigh.
I didn't end up getting as much apartment cleanup done as I had wanted to because N ended up coming over to hang out for a bit and we played a few games of Space Alert. In our last mission we ended up having all 4 guys looking at the window at the end, with N using his advanced data specialist action for mega points (we also gave him the expert know-how achievement for that), so that was pretty awesome.
I did set up all of my plushies, at least, and most of the bookshelf decorations (okay, not all). I also discovered that the poster frame that P gave me was actually -not- the right size for my poster, oops. Will have to pick up another one at some point, then. I ended up staying up until roughly 3 or so, first getting some work done so that we could be more ready for tomorrow (we have a new hire!), and then working on a project that I need to get done this week.
I'm getting a bit scared these days. I haven't been having great dreams either. I keep on waking up before my alarm, which has so far felt like a good thing, but also sort of confusing. I'm not sure what to make of it at all. I've also been having bad dreams...I don't know if I would call them nightmares, but they're not pleasant. The other night I had a creepy dream about Rika from Higurashi, then last night I woke up after I dreamed that there was a bunch of really big ants (not GIANT, but really big, like each one the size of a fingernail), and then one of them dropped off the table and jumped onto N's face, since N happened to be lying down. I think my last words were "oh shit" before I woke up.
I think something is amiss...I need to get myself together again.


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Mission: Paladin Security's mission is to provide our clients with the finest security services and products available in the marketplace. Through our extensive complement of high quality products and services, we will enable our clients to run their operations with ... Read more
As part of our 24 Hours of Thanks, our Kamloops Branch went around to thank our hardworking teams - and provide them with goodie bags! - for continuously embodying the Paladin Difference. We are so grateful for our amazing Paladin Family!
Paladin Security is proud to support Make-A-Wish as one of our Four Seasons of Giving charity initiatives! A big thank you to everyone who helped us raise $100,000 for this worthy cause at the annual Ivanhoe Cambridge Golf Tournament last week.
Paladin Security is committed to offering the best employment and career development opportunities in the security industry because we want the very best and brightest people our industry has to offer. We go to extremes that are unheard of within other companies to ensure that our people feel rewarded and satisfied with their role in Paladin. The following are just some of the reasons why we have been selected as the 'Employer of Choice' in the security industry.
Paladin Security is one of the highest paying companies in the security industry and we believe our people are worth it.
Among other things, we offer a comprehensive benefit plan to our staff that includes dental insurance, extended healthcare coverage, and life insurance.
As a company that is committed to delivering the highest level of training and education in the industry, Paladin provides over 50 safety and security related courses to our staff in order to encourage their development and advancement within our company.
Our belief in promoting from within, coupled with our strong record of growth, has provided countless opportunities for our members to grow within our company. With our extensive training programs and impressive growth, members of Paladin can easily develop a successful career path within our company.
As one of the largest full service security companies in Canada, we have an extensive variety of challenging assignments and positions within our company. We work with our people to accommodate their interests so that they enjoy their assignment and feel challenged by their work.
A career at Paladin does not have to mean sacrificing all of your spare time and compromising your life's schedule. Whether you are looking for full-time or part-time work, we will work with you to find a shift schedule and a location that works for you.
Most security companies charge their employees for the training that they provide them with, and make them pay for their own security licenses. Additionally, they also make them pay for uniform deposits. Paladin Security is different. We pay all the up-front and ongoing costs for your security license, your uniform, and your training.
Many companies in our industry talk about their commitment to their people, but few demonstrate their commitment through their actions. To ensure that our staff members are supported and valued, we have created a senior position in each branch called the Employee Care Coordinator.
The Employee Care Coordinator is responsible for putting together programs and systems that increase the overall satisfaction of our large and varied workforce. Among other things, the ECC is also responsible for developing and administering reward and incentive programs, organizing company parties, and resolving general employee problems if and when they occur.
Paladin Security leads the security industry in reward, recognition, and incentive programs for our people. Each branch has Performer of the Month Awards, daily Field Manager's Choice Awards, and weekly Client Service Manager Choice Awards to recognize and thank our people for doing such wonderful work. These are monetary rewards and all winners and runners-up are also mentioned in our monthly newsletter, The Paladin Pipeline.
Paladin listens closely to our people. Not only do we hold regularly scheduled site meetings, site supervisor meetings and management meetings, but we also conduct extensive employee surveys at least once a year. The 'Paladin Report Card' solicits advice and suggestions from our staff on how we can improve the delivery of our services – both internal services, such as administering our benefits plan, and external services, such as providing security to a site.
We are a company that believes in constant and never ending improvement and the motivation for change comes from both our clients and our people. This is the foundation upon which Paladin was built and one of the reasons why our company has grown so fast.
Are you looking to start your career in security but not sure if it's right for you? Are you looking to enhance your personal and professional development in a positive environment, where your employer recognizes your talent and supports your growth?
In 2010, the security industry grew to over 200 billion dollars per year, up from the 100 billion dollars it did in 2005. The truth is, we are in one of the fastest growing and most exciting industries in the world!
Paladin Security is a leader in the security industry. Our company is growing more than three times as fast as the security industry and we always try to promote from within. We take pride in developing our own people into successful supervisors, managers and executives. Invest in yourself and take advantage of what Paladin can do for you and your career.
Policing is a challenging career and one that has a long and difficult application process to get through. Many don't make it and many more get deferred to gain some necessary "life experience." A job in security working at an active location can provide you with just the type of experience the police recruiting officer is looking for.
Being a student is tough and it is expensive. Tuition, books, housing, food, and transportation are expensive realities of everyday life for most students. A part-time job in security might be the perfect solution. Many positions at quiet sites require a security officer to remain alert and monitor alarms or control access. These positions quite often allow a student some time to read and study.
After a productive working life, many people find that retirement does not provide them with the sense of fulfillment that they were looking for. The security industry can be the perfect place to look for that part-time job that has the hours and flexibility that will suit you and your life situation.
Paladin Security is a leader in the security industry. Our company is growing more than three times as fast as the security industry and we always try to promote from within. We take pride in developing our own people to be supervisors, managers, and more. Invest in yourself and take advantage of what Paladin can do for you and your career. Learn more about our Culture!
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Welcome to Paladin's Blog. Here you will find the latest security news and views from Canada and around the world, in addition to Paladin press releases, tips and insight from the country's top industry experts.
Paladin Security was established in 1976 as a provider of basic security guard services. From modest beginnings with four employees and one contract, Paladin has grown into one of the largest security companies in Canada with offices across the country. Some of the highlights of our history include:
Paladin provides a high quality alternative for organizations that require the very best for their security programs. By integrating professionally trained Security Officers with state-of-the-art technology and then customizing our programs around the unique needs of a select few vertical markets, we have created industry leading security programs that meet all of our client's unique and exacting needs.
The Paladin Difference is in the details. It's in the way that we take a holistic approach to our client's security and don't offer cookie-cutter solutions or off-the-shelf answers. It is in the way that we take the time to understand the security challenges that our clients are facing, then assist them in developing a security program that works for their unique needs and within their unique budget.
At Paladin, we are focused on innovation. We are always open to fresh ideas and are constantly looking at ways to improve our operations, which improves our service and your security.
The Paladin difference lies in our depth of knowledge. It can also be found in our exemplary customer service and follow-up. It's evident in our stringent personnel selection process and how we invest heavily into the training, support, supervision and development of our staff.
It is in our attitude. It is in our corporate culture. It is in each and every one of us.
In every interaction with you, our single purpose is to forge a relationship exceeding your expectations, and that comes through in the attitude, character and efforts of our entire team.
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Paladin has set a toxic-free culture that encourages growth of employees. My co-workers are happy individuals who are motivated to go to work all the time. Bosses are supportive of our endeavors. They monitor us closely as they can and provide assistance. A nice place to establish a stable career.
The job can be quite tough sometimes. It is a must to stay critical minded.
I applied online. I interviewed at Paladin Security Group.
It's not hard but there are subtle racism when hiring. They tend to hire individuals who do not come from a minority group. Anyone with dark skin is a no no
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