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Mimi Ito, Ph.D.
Connected Learning Lab
University of California, Irvine
Mimi Ito is a cultural anthropologist, educational researcher, entrepreneur, and an advocate for connected learning—learning that is youth-centered, interest-driven, hands-on and social. She is the director of the Connected Learning Lab at the University of California, Irvine, and co-founder of Connected Camps, a nonprofit offering online project-based, social STEM learning for kids in all walks of life. Funded by the MacArthur Foundation, she led a three-year study examining youth new media practices in the US, focusing on gaming, digital media production, and Internet use.
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Connected Learning Lab
University of California, Irvine
Katie Salen Tekinbaş is a Professor of Informatics at the University of California, Irvine, a member of the Connected Learning Lab at UCI, as well as Chief Designer and co-founder of Connected Camps. She is founding Executive Director of the Institute of Play and led the design and implementation of Quest to Learn, a game-based public school in New York City. She has published widely on games, design and game culture.
Esports in Education
STEM Education
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Anthony Saba
Samueli Academy
Anthony Saba is entering his 18th year in education and is currently the Executive Director of Samueli Academy, a high-performing STEAM charter high school in Santa Ana. A consummate believer in 21st Century education, he has seen first hand the positive impacts an Esports program can have on high school students and is eager to continue capturing students' love for gaming as a means to help ensure future college and career success. He is honored to work alongside so many forward-thinkers in the North America Scholastic Esports Federation.
Edgar Dormitorio
UC Irvine
Edgar Dormitorio serves as Interim Vice Chancellor at the University of California, Irvine. Prior to his current role, he served as Chief of Staff and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, as well as the Assistant Dean of Students. With over 20 years of experience in higher education, Dormitorio works closely with senior leadership to manage the Division of Student Affairs that includes 34 departments, approximately 1,100 employees and 2,000 student employees. The UCI Esports program is housed and supported within Student Affairs.
Laylah Bulman
Florida Scholastic Esports League
Laylah Bulman is the enterprise director for LEGO Education and a LEAD STEM Fellow, responsible for LEGO Education's STEM + CS efforts across Florida and the national STEM Learning Ecosystems. Most recently, she has launched the Florida Scholastic Esports League, an affiliate of the North American Scholastic Esports Federation, to expand opportunities in STEM careers through the ecosystems framework. She began her career in the US Embassy in Mexico City, working on science and environmental policy and then moved into K12, working as a teacher, administrator and STEM ecosystem partner, focusing on the effective implementation and sustainability of creative education technologies for classroom innovation. She is a Woodrow Wilson Fellow in Public and International Affairs and a graduate of The University of Virginia.
Hiroyuki "Nitro" Naito
Japan High School Esports Federation
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Werkit Media
Randy Stude is NASEF's Growth Consultant. He is working with large school districts to adopt NASEF. Randy is also working with strategic partners to help with technology hurdles to clear the way for all students who want to learn and participate in their school's esports club to do so. Randy is the founder of Werkit Media an Esports Consultancy.
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Mr. Solomon offers a diverse executive leadership background, having served as President and CEO of several highly successful and nationally recognized non-profit and for-profit organizations. He currently serves as chair of the Orange County STEM Initiative, co-lead for the National STEM Learning Ecosystems Initiative, and co-chair emeritus of the National STEM Funders Network.


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Students in the film industry who have made a bachelor course (bac+3) at ESAV are able to design, format, shoot, illuminate and calibrate for the shooting of reports, portraits, news magazines, documentaries, advertising and fiction films. They can be assistants in film projects. They have attended courses and workshops that enable them to understand the stakes of meaning, aesthetics, the importance of team relations, respect for other filmmaking professions, and have acquired notions of adequacy between the economics of the project and its realization.
Students in the image sector who have completed a master course (bac+5), in addition to having acquired the skills described above bachelor (bac+3) have perfected them and are able to take part in a more ambitious film project. Their knowledge of cinematographic writing, cutting-out (with a view to possible editing and a rhythm thought about filming), their learning of optics, movement, electrical techniques, machinery, post-production (building, calibration) is more complete. They gained more teamwork experience. Without claiming to be the direct head of a project at the end of the school (photo director), these students will be able to quickly progress to a position of responsibility.


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I am very please to say that the video that I have created for our good friends at NYPD Pizza has been shot, well at least 98% of it. This will be the first time that Wump Mucket Puppets have created something with their brand of silliness to promote a business. Who knows gang, this could be the start of something big!
After a few delays, such as rain and a puppeteer with a very bad cold, we were able to visit the playground in Parkers Woods in Northside to shoot the commercial this morning. Many thanks to our good friend Marcelina Robledo who ran the camera, and helped keep the puppets in line. Check out her blog at marcelinarobledo.com
Here is a little teaser for you to enjoy while the video is "cooked" into a tasty slice of puppety pizza fun:
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We took all this junk equipment with us and smashed it at the end of our set. It was the only time we ever did anything like that. As I mentioned earlier, Scorgies was THEE place to play at the time. Scorgies closed in 1985 after the drinking age went from 18 to 21.
They became a comedy club and changed their name to "Yuk Yuks" It would be akin to CBGB's doing the same thing. It was considered a real tragedy at the time. Fortunately, other places took up the slack. "Idols" became a great place to play, we have some video on You Tube from a show there in '87. There was Snake Sisters Cafe, Jazzberry's which was in a hippie Co-op, Schnozz', which was kind of a yuppie joint, but they were very accommodating, had a great sound system, and drew decent crowds.
About 25 songs were recorded and the only ones we finished were on the record. The rest of the project is still in the can. We made that a "limited edition" EP and only pressed 300. I think it's a pretty tough one to find these days.
That group recorded four songs but I lost my copy of the tape, but I'm pretty sure Mike Murray has a copy. We did three originals and a smokin' version of "Rosalyn'".
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'All Under Heaven' was compiled on the LP only release 'The Exploding Underground'...This album is a choice slab of vinyl to track down for rare tracks by The Sick Rose, The Headless Horsemen, The Blacklight Chameleons and The Cheepskates.
I really dig the swirling menace of 'Heaven' and wish The Projectiles recorded more psychedelic music. I'm pretty sure it's a sound they could have really matured into.
Dan has also got a highly recommended blog where he uploads music from his own 45s and offers up label scans. . It's not one of those shitty blogs that uploads full albums that I'm sure you know by now I'll never have linked to my outasite....Dan's Garage Of Obscure '60s Gems


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Anchors Aweigh
September 28, 2017 @ 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
The HealthAlliance Foundation's Anchors Aweigh event offers everyone a chance to celebrate for the benefit of the Oncology Support Program at HealthAlliance, a member of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth). Those who enjoy spending time out on the water can join us on our cruise aboard the luxury yacht Marika. Those who prefer to keep their feet on dry land can enjoy our new Landlubbers Tour & Tasting.
Both events kick off at the Maritime Museum at 5:30 pm with dockside refreshments and raffles. Cruise-goers will board the Marika and depart at 6pm, while Landlubbers will begin a guided tour of the Maritime Museum.
The Marika Cruise is $40 per person and includes:
- Dockside refreshments
- 2-hour cruise aboard the luxury yacht, Marika
- Buffet Dinner and Cash Bar
- Music and Dancing
- Memory Moment for those affected by cancer
The Landlubbers Tour & Tasting is $20 per person and includes:
- Dockside refreshments
- 1.5-hour museum tour, demonstration and tasting
- Wine and Hors D'oeuvres
- Healthy Food Demonstration compliments of Mother Earth's Storehouse
All proceeds will go to the Oncology Support Program (OSP), a team of compassionate professionals, graduate social work interns and volunteers dedicated to ensuring that no one is alone in facing the challenges of cancer. OSP offers the community a variety of support groups, innovative programs in the healing and creative arts, wellness classes, survivorship events, and cancer-related educational programs along with emergency financial assistance to those impacted by cancer.
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President Obama on Monday would not rule out providing Ukraine with lethal weapons to defend itself against pro-Russian separatists backed by Moscow.
Amid mounting pressure from Congress to provide weapons to Kiev — but with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at his side, counseling against such aid — Obama said he had asked his team to "look at all the options" that could change Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinPutin is about to turn his attention to the American way of life Putin critic Navalny posts photo of himself walking: 'Long' path to recovery FBI chief says Russia is trying to interfere in election to undermine Biden MORE's calculus in Ukraine.
Obama said no decision on arms had been made, and that there was not "any specific point" that would trigger giving Ukraine weapons. Instead, he said the decision would be based on "our ongoing analysis of what we can do to isolate Russia."
Merkel is using her visit to the White House to warn against arming Ukraine, arguing it could lead Russia to escalate violence in Eastern Ukraine, where separatists are fighting Kiev.
Moscow has been accused by the West of sending troops and weapons to the area, something Putin's government has repeatedly denied.
Obama and Merkel met as Western leaders were struggling to chart out a united response to Russia's continued provocations.
A group of European leaders led by Germany are slated to meet with Putin later this week. They are demanding a cease-fire, the withdrawal of heavy Russian military weaponry and the creation of a demilitarized zone.
The Obama administration has argued that previous agreements with Russia have been repeatedly violated.
Europe is expected to levy additional sanctions and travel bans against top allies of the Russian president if no deal can be reached.
Merkel said the effort was "anything but an assured success" but that she would not be able to live with herself without giving diplomacy a shot.
Obama said it was clear Russia had "violated just about every commitment they made" in a previous agreement reached in Minsk, and that the U.S. would "not relent" in raising the costs for Moscow. He also pledged that if "diplomacy fails this week, there's going to continue to be a strong, unified response."
A number of Republicans in Congress have called for arming Ukraine, and they have been joined by several Democrats.
Support is also growing within the Obama administration for arming Kiev given recent advances by pro-Russian separatists.
Critics of the sanctions strategy note that despite a cratering economy, Putin has not yielded in his support for pro-Russian rebels.
The split between Washington and Europe has threatened to jeopardize the united front demonstrated by Western leaders in the aftermath of Russia's annexation of Crimea and support for separatists.
There are also concerns that countries like Greece and Hungary, already struggling with the financial ramifications of the sanctions against Russia, may not be supportive of additional economic steps.
A bipartisan congressional delegation met over the weekend with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, who has called for the additional assistance. And a series of Republican lawmakers over the weekend accused Obama of doing too little to help.
"You know, I'll tell you, this conference in Munich the last three days has really highlighted the enormous national security threat that are facing America, that are growing and getting worse," Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said in an appearance on ABC News's "This Week." "And when it comes to Russia and Ukraine, the path we're on doesn't make any sense. We need to be providing defensive arms to the people of Ukraine."


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Kamaal R Khan aka KRK, who is known for stoking controversies, took a dig at Prime Minster Narendra Modi today, after the latter said that killing humans in name of cow protection is not acceptable. Taking a dig at PM Modi, KRK took to Twitter and wrote, "Modi Sir, if Mahatma Gandhi wouldn't approve, so what? You approved and that's enough for Bhakts."
The response from KRK came after Prime Minister's office tweeted, "Killing people in the name of Gau Bhakti is not acceptable. This is not something Mahatma Gandhi would approve: PM."
Killing people in the name of Gau Bhakti is not acceptable. This is not something Mahatma Gandhi would approve: PM @narendramodi
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 29, 2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the Sabarmati Ashram centenary celebrations in Ahmedabad and while addressing the people, he spoke about the rampant cow vigilantism in the country and said that killing humans in the name of cow protection is not 'gau raksha'.
Speaking about the issue, PM Modi said that no one spoke about protecting cows more than Mahatma Gandhi and Acharya Vinoba Bhave, however, killing people in the name of 'Gau Bhakti' (faith on cows) is not acceptable. "This is not something Mahatma Gandhi would approve," said the Prime Minister.
After KRK made his comment on Twitter, many users were left irked, while some praised him, Here's how they reacted:
When did modi approve… You fraud liar
— Common man (@Sudesh47004203) June 29, 2017
Don't say like that bhakto have no burnol
— Reyaz Ahmad (@afridi_reyaz) June 29, 2017
Modiji ask gau rakshak to clean ganga as well.. my ganga is getting impure in the name of god
— Ash Watson (@Ashwatson1234) June 29, 2017
krk famous hoen ke liye kuch beh bol sakta hai
— Ranvijay (@Ranadurjansingh) June 29, 2017
Why you are blaming to PM Modi all the time ? Why this much hate ? Look at him, he says that will never ever accept violence. Come on
— L M Thakkar _ (@laxmanthakkar) June 29, 2017
Reacting strongly on the recent incidents of lynching in the name of cow vigilantism, PM Modi today said, "India is a land of non-violence. A land of Mahatma Gandhi. Why do we forget that."
"Let's all work together. Let's create the India of Mahatma Gandhi's dreams. Let's create an India our freedom fighters would be proud of," added the PM.
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The Smiths' song "Ask Me" plays as Joe Eldredge, a sophomore studying humanities, scans a blackout poem on the wooden desk at the front of the room.
The desks are filled with students writing in notebooks and conversing with friends. Thayne Keele, a sophomore studying elementary education, brings a copy of E. E. Cummings' poetry out of his backpack and passes it around to the group. The meeting begins with a prayer, and Taylor Rethke, a freshman studying public health, shares a poem titled "I Am From." Students applaud as she finished reciting her poem.
The Slam Poetry Workshop meets every Tuesday night in the Joseph F. Smith Building in room 323 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to work on poems and encourage creativity in each other.
"I absolutely love being a part of the slam poetry group on campus," said Ejoke Ekpagha, a senior studying biology. "It has helped me gain a very deep appreciation for a form of art that is expressive and beautiful. It has helped me find a place where I can feel free and truly express my emotions. Being in the group last semester, I also found a family. A place where I felt safe and completely accepted and a place where I could truly grow. We talk about deep concerns that sometimes it seems like we're not allowed to express elsewhere."
Dunique Charles, former manager of the Slam Poetry Workshop, passed her title and responsibilities after graduating in December 2018 to Eldredge.
"I've been to lots of different societies and workshops, and this is probably the most honest and vulnerable workshop," Eldredge said. "People really get down and dirty about what it's like to be human, because through poetry you can be so honest. I just love it so much. It's got a really good feel."
Eldredge manages the Slam Poetry Workshop and organizes the Poetry Showcase that takes place at the end of the semester on March 26 in the Manwaring Center Little Theater at 6 p.m. The best way to invite the workshop to open up is to do it himself.
"I think I have to be the first one to do it," Eldredge said. "The way we make this space is by creating an atmosphere where people feel safe. It's not a lecture; I'm not a teacher. I don't want to set any unrealistic expectations. I want everyone to feel validated in what they express."
A PowerPoint with a black background comes up, and Eldredge goes through slides of blackout poems, where poets take an old book page and mark out all words except for the ones they choose to make a phrase or sentence. The students sit in a circle of desks listening and laughing together.
Eldredge wants people to know that the Slam Poetry Workshop is "not all depression, anxiety and angst. It's a place to be real."
"It's a place to come to know yourself," Eldredge said. "People think they can't write poetry, but no one can write poetry like you can write poetry because we all have our own experiences. 'What is most personal is most universal' (Carl R. Rogers, American psychologist). Your experiences are valid because so many people have experienced something very similar. And it makes you more Christlike. As you share your own experiences with others it makes you realize, 'These people experience the same thing that I do and they can help me,' and it creates this nice, understanding space. So I hope people don't think its this uppity, snobby thing but it's just a very honest portrayal of who we are as humans and you can do whatever you want. It is yours and it's a very unlimited art."
Below is poem written by Eldredge, meant to be read while listening to the song "Roslyn" by Bon Iver and St. Vincent:
"Roslyn" by Bon Iver and St. Vincent
listen to the soft strumming of the guitar
the ancient beat echoes the invisible tempo of the snow's percussion
the gentle, freezing breeze waving her arms to lead the music
as I dance along to it all
the last leaf lasting on a naked willow tree
my siblings got caught in the coarse hair of the neighboring cypress
I remember their cries of
"freedom! freedom! freedom!"
as their thin bodies flitted down a baton and were directed to the cold, predictable forest floor
did they choose to let go?
how were they to know
that their meager stems were to give way
unless they rejected lifeblood from the thin, venous branches from which they were born
considering the softly layered but nonetheless trampled snow
to be a better life than the incalculable symphony of
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Below is a poem written by Alex Gaspard, a senior studying business management:
"Poem by Ruth"
Every night when we go to sleep
We die
But we live through our Dreams
So I wonder
When people close their eyes for good
Do they die
Or do they continue to live
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Best of the Week: Peaches & Cream
Posted on May 16 2014
I'm loving the warm and luxurious hues of peaches and cream this week. Sugar and spice, and everything nice.
1. Tier For The Party Shorts ($32 in our store). I bought a pair similar to these last year in pink and I adore them. They are super comfy and give a plain tee just a little something extra.
2. Peonies are one of my favorite flowers, and this bouquet in shades of peaches and cream is absolutely gorgeous!
3. Stila Convertible Color in Gerbera. Peach blush is my favorite and I can rarely ever find one I really love. This stuff is great. It gives a really natural looking color and also does double duty as a lip color!
4. Ginger & Co. Hand It To Me Dreamy Handcream. I am a sucker for cute packaging, which is why I picked this up, but I actually really like it. It's not too thick and smells really delicious. Also love their Soft on You Comforting Body Butter.
5. Peach Gummy Rings. Yum.
6. James and the Giant Peach. Loved this book when I was a kid. Such a great story. I'm feeling nostalgic!
7. Cutting Close Clutch ($44 in our store). I love anything laser cut, and the peach leather looks so cool with the gold under layer. This clutch is also vegan leather for all of you animal lovers out there.
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stephanie: June 07, 2014
love the taste of a good peach ring! yumm
chelsea: May 21, 2014
Love that clutch! So dainty
Alexis: May 21, 2014
Love these picks! Especially the peach gummies!
taylor: May 20, 2014
Crochet and denim all the way!
Dakota: May 19, 2014
Absolutely in love with this!!! Love each and every thing on here :)
Kari: May 19, 2014
LOVE this peach color!!!!
Kari: May 19, 2014
LOVE this peach color!!!!
Ooh la la: May 19, 2014
Shybiker, we are so happy you love your purchase. Looks great on you! :)
Megan: May 19, 2014
OMG I love peach gummies!!!
Krystal Strafford: May 19, 2014
I love those flowers♥ so pretty!
christina: May 19, 2014
I need to try that blush! I love these shorts on everyone I see wearing them!
Lisa: May 18, 2014
Such a lovely post! So pretty and feminine
ashley : May 18, 2014
I need a pair of those shorts, they look so cute on!
nicolette: May 18, 2014
Love the shorts so much! Peach rings are my weakness…. toooo good
Shybiker: May 18, 2014
Hi there! Just want to mention how thrilled I am about my purchase this week of a bright chevron dress at your Huntington store. I put the dress on my fashion-blog and it's getting numerous compliments. http://shybiker.blogspot.com/2014/05/bursting-with-brio.html
I love your styles!
Julianne: May 17, 2014
Love love love the shorts!
Gina: May 17, 2014
I love the 'Tier For The Party' shorts and it looks awesome with that denim button up!
dee: May 17, 2014
I love those flowers… beautiful! I want these to be my bridesmaid bouquets
courtney: May 17, 2014
Love those shorts! super cute
kathy: May 16, 2014
great blog! i'm also a huge fan of peonies and these colors are gorgeous and those lace shorts are a must have!


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After a bunch of serious posts in a row, I figure I might as well write about something silly.
So everyone's raving about how Pokémon Go might just be the next best thing in video games. It's so huge that it got a commercial in the Super Bowl. (But that might have been because the Pokémon franchise is turning 20 years old today. I have no idea. I didn't watch the Super Bowl.)
Pokémon Go is supposed to be an "augmented reality" (how is that different from virtual reality? I'm not sure) game in which you catch, battle, and trade Pokémon on your mobile device. Different areas in your real-life world will contain different wild Pokémon, which supposedly encourages people to exercise and walk all over (or at least spend a lot of money traveling to exotic locations) in order to find and catch their favorites.
And then Pokémon Sun and Moon are coming out later this year (around the holidays). They will probably follow the pattern of the traditional Pokémon game, which has not changed since 1996: you play the role of a 10-year-old kid who gets his first Pokémon and goes on an epic adventure to defeat a group hell-bent on destroying the world and to capture and train every Pokémon.
I still remain a devoted Pokémon fan and will continue to follow the franchise for the rest of my life, even though I will most likely not buy every single product that comes out. Pokémon Go doesn't appeal much to me, and if Pokémon Sun and Moon aren't radically different from the usual RPG formula, I may skip them, or buy them two or three years after they're released, like I've done with all the recent Pokémon games.
The real reason I still carry a torch for Pokémon is most likely childhood nostalgia. My brother and I used to play the card game and watch the TV show all the time. I formed a bond with pixelated creatures on a Game Boy Color screen. There was nothing quite like the excitement of ripping into a booster pack of Pokémon cards and pulling out a new holofoil (well, today, it would be pulling out a secret rare—back in my day, they didn't have those).
Anyway, long live the Pokémon franchise, which has brought many kids joy over the years. Train on!


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So this is our fifth year at this venue, and we began a tradition five years ago of kicking off with a forward looking session. Which is enjoyable to do, it's a great pleasure because as you look out five years you can make these pronouncements, which can't be proven wrong and everybody forgets. So I've enjoyed this quite a bit. What I'd like to do this time though is combine that and actually look at what were these predictions that were made going back. Starting with 2015 in our first one, and to see how these hold up.
So the first one, the first notable one in 2015 was we had identified that we were really at an influction point in the market. That clearly BPM as we understood it what was undergoing change and that there was this emerging set of capabilities and the need for new labels. Up to that point the notion of automation was largely anathema. We talked about that being something that we needed to get away from that we needed to focus on agility and adaptability, and that automation was seen as something that was fairly rigid. And not very smart, so I think I coined this phrase at this time, if anybody can disprove this I would actually like to know. But looking for what was the label for this new generation of BPM in 2015. We described it as intelligent automation, which now has become the term of art, and the contemporary way of describing what we're doing today.
And it's something that is inherently data driven, that it's goal oriented, and that it's adaptive. In that same presentation and what is held up over that time is I coined what I called the three R's. For BPM and for intelligent automation, that the challenge for BPM and the new problem set that we're looking at is how we integrate and leverage the inter relationship between rules, relationships and robots. Now in 2015 this notion of robots being meaningful participants in our work was something that we all could envision but seemed really far away. Yet in that time we've seen that indeed the robots frankly are here. We had actually integrated robots being driven by BPMN in a presentation last year. And the discussion around robots, now it is really dominating.
There's a lot of fear and angst around robots not just from the standpoint of displacing work and workers but this notion that robots are fundamentally scary.
And there's a lot of fear and angst around robots not just from the standpoint of displacing work and workers but this notion that robots are fundamentally scary and they're disruptive nature to our operations, to our processes. But the reality is robots aren't really that scary. The fact is robots are inherently driven by rules, that robots require rules to be able to work in the organization. And that's what we've seen now with the emergence of intelligent automation as a means for managing robots as part of the digital workforce.
We started to use robots and AI interchangeably and the reality is AI today typically when we say AI we're thinking in terms of learning systems, of machine learning and neuro nets. And when we're talking about robots we're talking about something that is very prescriptive. We can call RPA deterministic AI, in that it's something that's driven entirely by instruction sets. We don't have RPA that's out making decisions on there own other than that which is driven by business rules, where we are using AI to be able to bridge the gap. Where we have ambiguity around rules. So from the standpoint of RPA and robots that the R is for robots, the R is also for rules. That rules are inherently unambiguous, and that there's no room for nuance or ambiguity with robotic automation.
So one of the predictions for this year is that ... and this is not a very controversial prediction necessarily, but it's one that I put out there to think about. And hopefully we come back next year and the year after and look at this and think about how this is changing. That at least half of our work and our interactions, our commercial transactions, our business transactions and actual production work will be performed by a digital workforce or by robots. So the third R is for relationships, and when we were starting at this point in 2015 BPM and software architecture still had a pretty heavy integration component. But we're starting to see the shift towards providing intelligence to know how to get data as opposed to having to replicate and store that data locally.
And increasingly we see this as a driving element for both intelligent automation and likewise intelligent automation as a means for enabling this. And when we talk about digital transformation it's still generally ambiguous term. This is one of the fundamental aspects of it, the notion that if you think about your customer that we no longer have a customer data repository. We have the means to define that customer but the dimensions of that customer exist on a multitude of systems. Many of which are outside of our control, and at any given time that we need the context about that customer we don't go to our local store alone. We might be going there for guidance and to know where to look. But ultimately we're pulling in data from a variety of sources. And when we're acting on that in the context of processes in automation, that we're interacting with systems that are outside of the span of our control.
By 2022...the majority at least approaching or exceeding two thirds of commercial transactions will be occurring on systems that are outside of our span of control.
So our next prediction is that by 2022 and again, not entirely controversial we're pretty close to this today. But that the majority at least approaching or exceeding two thirds of commercial transactions will be occurring on systems that are outside of our span of control. That our core means of conducting business will rely not just on a third party cloud system that we are engaging. In this case we don't mean cloud as a service as much it is the external systems, the external edge points that are part of our business eco system. And that our end to end processes is engaging with these systems that are outside of our span of control.
We did research that we're about to publish that we conducted last quarter. And one of the focuses of this was to look at for customers today, how many systems are required to represent a customer and to perform core work. And we found that the average number of systems required to conduct core operations is just over 13. But the majority of those are external to operations. And that the vast majority, 80% site of 10 or more systems. So we're already at this point now where our core business is reliant upon the coordination and orchestration of systems that are outside of our control. And that's a fundamental opportunity and problem statement for intelligent automation.
So the three R's that in 2015 we said, ultimately would define the future of BPM these are also what's critical to the definition of intelligent automation. That the role of robots and robotic software and rules and relationships are what ultimately define at a high level intelligent automation. At a more detailed level what does intelligent automation look like? We stared putting together a framework that we evolved a little bit year over year. The first version of this was in that initial discussion in 2015 and now it's at a point where I think it's fairly mature. Mature enough that while we may change some of the labels and some of the orientation, that fundamentally this is the framework that's going to define this architecture for intelligent automation going into the next three to five years.
So incorporating RPA not as the platform but as a component, as a pillar of that platform. Similar AI and machine learning, as well as decision management and process management. Basically these four components existing as essentially equal and first class citizens of that platform. And using any vent pipeline to feed into that.


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My visual style is one of density and delicacy, control and chaos, intuition and deliberation. My marriage of concept and technique emphasizes the artifice of the manufactured beauty standards that can obscure our true selves from the world. As the gravitational layers of paint coalesce into "metaphorical skins" and are applied to pared-down emblems of domestic interiors, especially the rich metaphor of the obscured vanity mirror, I illuminate a moment at which we have a chance to truly see ourselves.
Kristine Schomaker is a multidisciplinary artist and art historian living and working at the Brewery artist complex in Los Angeles, California. She earned her BA in Art History and MA in Studio Art from California State University at Northridge where she studied under Betty Ann Brown and Samantha Fields. In 2014 Kristine founded Shoebox PR aimed at helping artists gain a presence in the art world. It has grown to a company with 3 team members and now represents galleries, art events and Artillery magazine, while still representing individual artists. Kristine is also the editor of Art and Cake a contemporary L.A. Art Magazine reviewing shows, interviewing art influencers and covering art world events that will impact how the Los Angeles art scene will be remembered. Kristine has taught art history at Antelope Valley College and Pasadena City College, formed an artist collective in Los Angeles and has organized and curated numerous art exhibitions throughout Southern California. For three years, Kristine was the President, social media, advertising and marketing manager of the Brewery Artwalk Association.


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At approximately 6:30 PM on May 30, 2018, our sweet baby boy, Mason got his wings. He had fought cancer so damn hard for nearly one year, and he ultimately told us it was time for him to be at peace. No more exams, needles, tests, medications or chemo treatment. He would get to be cancer-free again and eat all of the food his heart desired. To say we have struggled would be the understatement of the year. While we always have known our babies would in all likelihood pass before us, we never in a million years expected to receive Mason's cancer diagnosis exactly one year ago yesterday and then to lose him at such a young age. He would only be turning nine this fall. But as I have always believed, quality is greater than quantity, and he sure knew how to live it up!
Mason literally and figuratively tumbled into our lives in early November 2009. Matt had come over and was waiting on our front porch as I was still finishing biochemistry lab. As soon as I pulled into the driveway, I knew something was up by the look on Matt's face. As I walked toward him, he gently opened his fleece jacket just enough to show this itty bitty, so damn adorable kitten tucked away. I was in shock! Where had he come from, and why did Matt have him? Matt explained that as a car, he believes a Buick model, was driving up our very busy street, Mason tumbled out from where he had climbed into the engine to stay warm. By some miracle, he had been unharmed as the car had been started and driven! All that he sustained was a little bump to his lip and nose. The bottom two photos were taken that very evening, and you can see his "battle wounds"!
Kaci and I rushed him down to the vets, and they were so amazing. They examined him for free and gave us food to take home. We had Rachel for going on two years at this point, and we were not sure how she would respond to another baby. We nicknamed him Squirt and for a few hours debated if we should find him a home. How utterly ridiculous!!!! He was our baby, and we knew it. The next day we began brainstorming names. I don't remember exactly who, but either Matt, Kaci or I suggested Mason. Somehow we just knew that was the purrfect name. We then came up with Storm for his middle name, and thus Mason Storm Daniel became our second baby. At the time, Kaci was into Garfield, so somehow we started calling him Pookie Bear like Garfield's teddy bear. That then morphed to just Pookie, Pookie No-Pants, and Pooks. He responded to all of them and especially loved when we'd say, "pooooooks" in our baby voices. He would dance with his back feet and shake his tail while mewing and purring for rubs. He had a purrsonality that was bigger than life itself!
It's hard to believe he was ever this tiny!
His eyes hadn't even turned green yet, and he still had a ways to go in order to grow into his ears. ❤
This photo gets me every time!
One of the most precious photos ever. He loved his daddy from the very beginning!
Does this even look comfortable? Ha! He had a love of fleece from the moment we introduced him to it.
Despite Rachel acting upset or indifferent at times, she truly loved her brother.
Matt looked forward to seeing Mason after work every day! These two were so fun together.
Mason't first snow! He got to see it from the comfort of our warm home. You can see Kaci's reflection in the window, ha.
He had always been such a snuggle-monster.
By spring of 2010, he had really grown! I'm sure Rachel was just as shocked. Where did that little pipsqueak go?
Mason adored both of his mamas, and Kaci was the very best to him!
He was such a ham for the camera!
This shot is so incredibly sweet. Just look how at ease he was all snuggled in Kaci's fleece robe? Fleece was his favorite fabric.
He was the best study-buddy!
He loved his noms! He was super healthy and happy, and that's all that mattered.
Mason on the day I graduated from undergrad in May 2011.
I don't exactly remember when he got his first taste of peanut butter, but man oh man was he hooked!! He seriously had *the* best taste and appetite. He ultimately had tried peanut butter, oatmeal, sweet potato, toast, avocado, whole baked chicken, pork, beef, turkey, tuna, sardines, carrots, cauliflower, yogurt, smoothies, and so much more.
Super kitty!
I took this on one of the first nights in Matt and my place together, August 2015. We didn't have a couch or love seat, so Mason and I chilled on the floor. It felt so strange when I first looked at this photo again because just over from where I took this he took his last breath less than three years later.
I took these next four on the day we returned from our honeymoon.
How could anyone resist those eyes or that face?!
We nicknamed his scrunchy nose "Pookie nose", and Matt said I had it in this bridal wedding day photo. I love it!
No matter what, Mason was always there for me. When I caught a cold spring 2017, he kept me company all day!
Morning cuddles before work!
As soon as he would lay his head on my shoulder, my heart would absolutely melt.
That face! ❤
We adored his big, green eyes. Are they not amazing?
Mason received amazing news after his exam on May 24th, so we were that much more heartbroken when we learned that his cancer had come back and changed. His body had already been through so much, so we decided that he had fought long and hard and deserved to just be spoiled by us. We got him medications to help give comfort, but sadly, the next day he just told us he was ready. He still would not eat, he slept under our bed, and he was so exhausted. Despite this, Matt suggested Kaci, Drew, he, and I take him outside before the vet was scheduled to arrive that evening. His eyes lit up and were the biggest and brightest that they had been for days! Normally we limit their grass grazing, but we let him eat to his heart's content. He was in heaven already. He purred and mewed for us, and he rubbed on us when we pet him. That is just what my heart needed: to see him so very happy and as much himself again before he had to go.
Kaci snapped the majority of these, and they are amazing!!!
He just couldn't get enough "salad".
He was so interested in the grass that he was like, "Uh, no guys. No photos". 😉
Once we were back inside, he held up the wall one last time. The vet explained what we should expect and was so kind. She gently eased him into a restful state and then finally gave him his wings. I dreaded taking him to the vets to say goodbye, so doing it at home was such a blessing. She allowed me to transfer him into a basket complete with the softest fleece blanket. As I mentioned before, he loved fleece, so it just felt so special and so right.
The incredible vet shared this heartfelt post in his honor. Mason could be really shy and timid, but as soon as she walked up to him, he greeted her with excitement. We feel without a doubt he knew why she was there. She gave him Temptations treats, and for the first time in days, he was SO excited to eat!! I couldn't believe it. My biggest wish was to see him enjoy food one last time before he was at rest, and while that may sound silly, it gave me a lot of peace of mind.
I love this photo so much.
Sadly, my parents had to say goodbye to one of their babies in March due to cancer, and they shared this poem with us. It chokes me up every single time I read it. I felt it was exactly what Mason was trying to tell us.
We truly hope that Mason knows just how much we adored him and miss him now. We can't stop thinking about him and wish more than anything that he were still here. But we are eternally grateful that we had the privilege of being his parents: Kaci, Matt, and me. The Animal Emergency and Specialty Center gave us one more beautiful year with our baby boy. May he rest in peace. I'm thankful I have the best guardian angel one could ever hope for. ❤


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Words are incredibly powerful. A single sentence can win you over, put you out, set your boundaries, and change how others perceive you.
Nnedi Okoroafor, an award-winning writer and Marvel content creator trended on twitter for 2 days because of 3 words: TALK IS CHEAP. Powerful!
What happened was that a writer tweeted about aspiring to be one of the greatest writers from Nigeria and Nnedi replied "talk is cheap".
There was outrage. Many thought she could have done better especially as the young writer considered her a model. However, Nnedi said it's her go to phrase – one she uses on her students. She said it was supposed to be motivational – push them to go and write. Some people supported Nnedi. They agreed that "talk is cheap" is motivational and the young writer should have taken advantage of the 'opportunity'. However, many people still cannot see how "talk is cheap" is motivational – since it connotes disbelief.
Talk really is cheap, and the nicest gift you may be able to give to someone is a few positive words.
Here's a list of 10 positive things you can say to anyone that is aspiring to be great or anyone that is looking up to you;
- Keep working on it. You are almost there!
- You know just what to do!
- Sensational!
- Go for it!
- Nothing can stop you!
- I want to help in any way I can
- Big dreams. Hope you're walking the talk
- Can I see some of your works? I can guide you.
- You can apply for this. I think this would benefit you.
- The future is bright
We rise by lifting others. And sometimes, all we need to do is say positive things to people who look up to us – @Chydee, 2018.
Curated by @MsTariah


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GRENOBLE, France & SKOPPUM, Norway /BUSINESS WIRE/ -- MEMSCAP, a leading provider of innovative solutions based on MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology, announced it has been selected by Diehl Aerospace for the Airbus Military A400M airlifter program. MEMSCAP will supply its digital pressure transducers, which will be key elements of the doors control and monitoring system (DCMS), embarked by Diehl onboard the A400M, a military transport aircraft characterized by its high payload, cruising speed, and range.
Diehl Aerospace offers system solutions and equipment for cockpit, cabin, flight controls, and engine controls. Airbus, Boeing, Eurocopter, Bombardier, and Embraer are among the key customers of Diehl Aerospace, which plays a decisive role in the development and delivery of equipment systems. Diehl Aerospace has "captured a leading position as a system supplier for door control and monitoring systems," and within this frame, has received a contract from Airbus for the design, development, and series production of the Airbus A400M DCMS (doors control and monitoring system). The technology will then be extended to other aircraft programs for civil and general aviation.
MEMSCAP's TP3100 001A12 MEMS digital pressure transducer will be the sensor part of the cabin pressure detector. First units have already been delivered by MEMSCAP, and the duration of the program is planned to exceed 2015. The module supplied to Diehl for Airbus A400M is a fully customized, fully compensated version of the TP3100, with built-in self-test functions, based on MEMSCAP SP82 pressure sensor.
Based on the doors and slides management system developed by Diehl Aerospace for the Airbus A380, the DCMS for the A400M is a new electronic system responsible for centralized monitoring and hydraulical control of the ramp and cargo doors, as well as for escape hatches.
The sensors supplied by MEMSCAP enable the control system to know the pressure difference from outside the aircraft compared with the cabin pressure inside the aircraft. Different than civil aircraft, the ramp, cargo door, and paratrooper doors of the A400M have to be opened safely during flight, requiring precise pressure information. "We chose MEMSCAP for this program because it was the only company that could demonstrate its ability to meet our needs for proven technology and extreme flexibility. MEMSCAP also offers an uninterrupted track record of quality and reliability, and these are key elements for our customer", explains Wolfgang Schwarz, DCMS Program Manager at Diehl Aerospace.
Used in over 40,000 aircrafts, MEMSCAP sensors compute millions of successful flight hours, in multiple fixed-wing and helicopter applications, ranging from altimeters, air data computers, air speed instruments, engine control systems, and cabin pressure systems. "The flexibility, versatility, and reliability of the MEMSCAP sensor systems make it the number one choice of all aeronautics and aircrafts manufacturers, from military to general aviation."
"Diehl is a leader in the aeronautics market", states Jan Hallenstvedt, General Manager of MEMSCAP Standard Products Business Unit. "Being chosen by Diehl demonstrates once more the unique advantages of MEMSCAP technology and products, and validates our entering a new market segments with cabin-pressure sensing components."
About MEMSCAP
MEMSCAP is the leading provider of innovative MEMS-based solutions. MEMSCAP standard and custom products and solutions include components, component designs (IP), manufacturing, and related services. MEMSCAP customers include Fortune 500 businesses, major research institutes, and universities.
About Diehl Aerospace
Diehl Aerospace GmbH is a joint venture between Diehl and Thales, operating successfully in the area of aircraft systems and offering system solutions and equipment for cockpit, cabin, flight controls, and engine controls.


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There is a fine line between being too acidic or too alkaline. The question is – is acid reflux actually caused by too much acid? What is the true cause of acid reflux?
The pH of the blood is in a very tight range – between 7.35 and 7.45.
If the pH of the blood varies by more than two tenths it can be fatal. Consequently, the innate wisdom of the body will do everything in its power to maintain a blood pH of 7.40.
This is achieved by a complex choreography between the acidifying and alkalizing capacities of the cells, tissues and organs, in response to digestion and other metabolic reactions.
Substances that acidify the body are not acidic themselves – actually, just the opposite.
For example, citrus fruits are acidic when measured. However, when we eat citrus fruits, they act as an alkalizing agent in the body, because the responds to the acid by forming an alkalizing agent (bicarb).
The main acidifying agents in the body result from the digestion of proteins and grains.
There are three strong acids: sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid and nitric acid. These are strong enough to burn a hole in your clothes.
Weak acids, such as vinegar and citrus juices do not ionize – or break apart completely in solution – whereas strong acids do.
Vinegar is not strong enough to burn a hole in your clothes because it does not break apart completely into an acid and a base part.
It remains as a salt.
A salt is formed when an acid and a base combine and neutralize one another.
Weak acids serve to alkalize your body by supplying more minerals to it. Weak acids like the acetic acid in vinegar, and the acids in citrus fruits, contain minerals which are basic (alkaline), along with their weak acid part.
The weak acid part combines with water and is converted into carbonic acid which then breaks apart into carbon dioxide and water.
You eliminate this waste product by breathing out the carbon dioxide through the lungs and passing the water out through the kidneys.
The minerals remain behind to replenish deficient minerals.
The strong acids are excreted as sodium, potassium, magnesium or calcium salts.
The sulfur in sulfuric acid combines with the calcium and magnesium from the bones, and is excreted as the corresponding salt – calcium sulfate and magnesium sulfate.
These salts do not harm the kidneys, but eventually they can deplete the alkalizing minerals in your body. This is why a high protein diet may be a contributing factor to osteoporosis.
A high grain diet may act in the same way.
If there is too much protein in the diet a latent acidosis may occur (not related to acute blood acidosis which is a medical emergency). This is the same as being too acid or alkali deficient.
Did you know that there is an organ in the body that is actually larger than the largest commonly known organ – the skin?
In Europe it is called the colloid connective tissue organ of SCHADE.
It is also known as the prekidney because it catches acids through its vast network of collagen fibers – much like a collagen scaffolding that holds the cells in place.
These fine fibers act as a holding tank for excess acids that must be kept out of the blood – in order to maintain the 7.40 PH – as they wait for processing by the kidney.
Interestingly, there is a daily rhythm to the acid/alkaline balance in the Organ of Schade. At approximately 2 AM the urine is the most acidic because the acids are mobilized while we sleep.
Consequently the first morning urine is the most acid and rightly so. The urine from the second void is a true reflection of the pH of the body fluids at that time.
This second urine should be around 6.7 – 7.0. Many time it is not, because most people are too acid.
Hydrochloric acid is produced by the parietal cells of the stomach from salt – sodium chloride.
This molecule is split and the chloride and sodium ions become hydrochloric acid and sodium bicarbonate, respectively.
These two molecules are produced in a one to one ratio.
The HCl goes into the stomach and the sodium bicarbonate goes into the blood stream, circulates around, seeking the excess acid from the tissues and the colloidal connective tissue organ.
Any excess bicarb, is picked up by the alkaline glands: the salivary glands, the gall bladder system, glands in the pylorus (the part of the intestine the stomach is connected to) the liver, pancreas and alkaline glands in the duodenum.
The alkaline component comes from eating alkaline forming foods – such as, raw vegetables and fruits and fermented foods and beverages.
An imbalance develops if not enough alkaline forming food is eaten and the sodium bicarbonate generated by the stomach cells does not reach the alkaline glands. Some of the alkaline minerals may also get used up in neutralization of acid residues from previous meals that were stored in the connective tissue organ.
If there is not enough base left over after your meal to neutralize and clear the acids stored in the connective tissues, a relative latent acidosis (or base deficiency) develops. The liver and pancreas won't be able to produce adequate alkaline juices to properly digest the food in the next step along the route of digestion.
In this situation, in order to proceed with proper digestion, the stomach has to produce more acid, in order to make enough base. If you remember, the HCl and the bicarb are produced in a one to one ratio.
In this way, one can develop reflux or even stomach ulcers – very common complaints. The problem is not the result of too much acid – au contraire!
Acid reflux is the result of too little base!
In response, the stomach makes excess acid in order to generate the amount of bicarb it needs to balance the acidity from the foods eaten. It becomes a vicious cycle of trying to generate more bicarb, but generating more acid at the same time.
In addition, because there is an imbalance in the acid/base, pathogenic bacteria start to populate the stomach and esophagus where they are not supposed to be and contribute to symptoms.
The solution to acid reflux is to eat more alkaline forming foods. Most people eat more acid forming foods like proteins, grains and processed foods and not enough vegetables to neutralize it.
One of the best ways to get more alkaline forming foods into your diet is to eat more fermented or cultured foods.
A very easy and tasty beverage to incorporate into your daily diet is … kombucha!
I bet you knew I would say that!
Kombucha is a great way to add enzymes, probiotics and it is alkaline forming in the body! Start by taking an ounce or two with meals and soon you will see a difference in your digestion!
My Ginger Lemon Tonic is also a fantastic way to aid digestion and alkalize.
You might be interested in more about acid/alkaline balance for your health.
Have you had an improvement in your digestion with kombucha? Please leave a comment and share your experience with us.
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What goes around comes around…Top 5 Round-shape sunglasses 2018
What goes around, goes around, goes around
Comes all the way back around
Top 5 most liked round-shaped sunglasses in 2018
Round sunglasses are a must-have accessory, a cool piece that any fashionista can use and believe us that a properly chosen sunglasses would be a cherry on the pie in your daily outfit.
During a long time already round-shaped sunglasses are out of time and this year once again they deserve all stylish men and women's attention.
Well, here is the breakdown to help you decide whether round frames are for you. Also we present five pairs of the trendiest round sunglasses for women and men to simplify your choice!
Round shaped chic
Сhanel 4232 metal sunglasses
Round-shape sunglasses from metal with metal – polarised Lenses, 100% UVA and UVB Protection CE. Made in Italy.
High quality and minimalistic design
Thom Browne TB-111
Thom Browne Round shape metal-frame sunglasses. 100% UV protection. Metal nose pads. Signature tricolor accents at temple tips.
Olivia Palermo perfect choice
Elie Saab ES 001/S
One of two "Couronne" styles sunglasses representing the modern femininity of the ELIE SAAB house.
The transparent acetates and gold foliage motif reflect the recurrent themes of nature and florals that the designer explores in his collections.
ZEISS lenses with a light gold mirror effect and gold plated finish enrich the refined quality of these shades.
Made in Italy.
Welcome the Legend
Thom Browne TB-001
The iconic model from Thom Browne eyewear collection
Hand crafted in Japan a mix of titanium and premium acetate, this bold style
UV-protected G-15 lenses and features mesh side visors, geniune horn brow bar and signature Thom Browne tricolor tip
Titanium/Acetate Frame
"Blind for love" by Gucci
Gucci "L'Aveugle Par Amour" GG0113S
Black acetate frame with the phrase "L'Aveugle Par Amour" and metal bee details-a historical Gucci code taken from the '70s archives
Gold metal temples
100% UVA/UVB protection
Made in Japan-using an exclusive acetate construction
Japanese eyewear specializes in refined craftsmanship and lightweight materials
Available in black and orange acetate


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This ILT Series course will teach students fundamental concepts and terminology, and the basic features of Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. This course is also designed to help students prepare for the Acrobat 9 ACE exam. For complete certification training, students should complete this course and Acrobat 9 Pro: Advanced, ACE Edition. Students will learn PDF basics and explore the Acrobat interface. They'll learn how to navigate and organize PDF documents. Students will learn how to create a PDF document from within Acrobat. They will also create PDF documents from within other applications such as word processors or other Adobe Creative Suite applications, and create documents from Web pages. Students will learn to modify PDF content by rearranging, editing, and formatting existing text; and by adding headers, footers, watermarks, and backgrounds. They'll learn how to insert multimedia content, including audio, video, and flash files. They'll add bookmarks and links, and improve accessibility in a document. Students will learn to manage security issues by using password encryption and digital signatures. They'll explore document review techniques, including the use of comments, markups, and automated reviews, such as Page View Sharing and Collaborate Live.
Unit One: Getting started
Topic A: The Acrobat environment
Topic B: Advanced navigation
Topic C: Finding text
Topic D: Organizing PDF documents
Topic E: Getting help
Topic F: Setting preferences
Unit Two: Creating PDF documents
Topic A: Printing to PDF from any application
Topic B: Acrobat PDFMaker
Topic C: The Create PDF commands
Unit Three: Modifying PDF documents
Topic A: Moving document pages
Topic B: Modifying content
Topic C: Moving PDF content to other programs
Topic D: Adding multimedia
Topic E: Optimizing PDF file size
Unit Four: Document navigation tools
Topic A: Working with bookmarks
Topic B: Working with links
Unit Five: PDF accessibility
Topic A: Accessible documents
Topic B: Accessibility in the Acrobat environment
Unit Six: Document security
Topic A: Password protection
Topic B: Digital signatures
Topic C: Encryption certification and security envelopes
Topic D: Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management ES encryption
Topic E: Password and certificate security policies
Unit Seven: Document review techniques
Topic A: Document reviews
Topic B: Reviewer tools
Topic C: Managing comments and markups
Appendix A: ACE exam objectives map
Topic A: ACE exam objectives


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Check website keyword ranking for your home business growth because, if you don't know where your website content like blog posts, landing pages, and home page are positioned in the search engines such as Bing, Google, and Yahoo, you'll never know just how far your small business can grow.
But how do you check your website keyword rankings for any niche or industry, be it a small or large, brick-and-mortar or work at home business?
I'm glad you asked.
What are Keywords in terms of SEO?
In terms of SEO, keywords are going to help your website pages get ranked in search engines. Search queries are the words we enter into search engines for learning about specific products or services we may want to purchase. Also, we can use keywords to help us find reliable resources to solve some problems we may encounter in life.
For example, if you were looking for an online SEO tutorial, so you can learn the process of optimizing your affiliate marketing website, you would use a search engine like Google, and some keywords to find a course that will satisfy your needs.
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Why Check Website Keyword Ranking?
If you are new to working at home, or if you're looking for fresh information on running an affiliate marketing style online business from home, this post may inspire new ideas and cause you to take action.
Why should you check to see which keywords your website is ranking for in search engines? I create a list to try to explain what the benefits are.
Check Website Keyword Ranking Helps Your SEO
- If you want a better understanding of what keywords are ranking on your website blog posts or pages, doing your keyword research is going to help optimize your content for profitability.
- Checking your keyword search engine position helps you find articles that aren't ranking at all in the search engines for your targeted keyword. This will allow you to make SEO adjustments to your written content, plus, it will assist any searcher in finding your website easier.
Improving your website for search results.
- Using the right keyword throughout your website content makes it more appealing and compelling for readers to enjoy. This means you'll be retaining website visitors longer and obtaining more site conversions, because, you will be creating custom content catered for your website visitors. It can even improve engagement within your site comment section.
- Learn the keyword or word phases regarding your competitor's website, that you should be using within your website, for creating potential site traffic and income opportunities?
Check Website Keyword Ranking Manually!
Are you checking your WordPress post ranking by using Google Search Results or are you using some type of keyword or website analysis tools? If you check manually; You shouldn't because you only going to end up with inaccurate results. Bad results will lead to making horrible decisions.
Keyword Research and Analysis Tools
Google Search Console is a better way to see how your website is doing. Plus, it is a free performance tool that offers you a visual graph and important information about your website traffic liveliness.
- Total Clicks to Your Website
- Query or the search term used by the search to locate your website
- Your Website Impressions
- Average Position for page, post, and keywords
- Learn your CTR
Discover what country or which device is being used to visit your website the most. You can find out your search appearances in Google search results, using Google Search Console.
Google Analytics (GA) add an extra layer for finding keywords and optimizing your website content for free. You can use GA to set goals and see real-time insight on how your website visitors are behaving. Like what keyword got them to your website.
Jaaxy Website and Keyword Analysis Tool are a great way to get ahead of the competition. By combining Google Search Console and Google Analysts with Jaaxy Keyword SEO Tools, you will be able to come up with other keyword suggestion to use in your website content for better search engine ranking and more elaboration on chosen topics.
Jaaxy can help you update the old blog post and optmail champagnes that you may have been putting off. You will be able to locate long-tail and low competition keywords faster. Why not spy on your competition website and discover their keywords. Jaaxy can help you find the right affiliate marketing keyword to monetize your website content and more.
Check Website Keyword Ranking with Jaaxy Lite
I'm going to show you how I use Jaaxy Lite Site Rank feature (included with Wealthy Affiliate Premium Package) for checking my website keyword ranking. If you have a "work at home" business you can follow along by using your keyword term or phrase. But if you really want to shadow me and learn the process, sign up for the free trial version of Jaaxy. You can learn more about Jaaxy by reading my review.
Check Keyword for A Post
- Inside of Jaaxy, click on the Site Rank Tab
- Enter any keyword into the search box
- Type any domain name or URL into the next field
- Click enter to see the results
I recently created a post I named '3 Working at Home Opportunities for Launching Your Affiliate Business'. Now would be a good time or me to see where it ranks in the search engines.
I first started by entering the full post title into Jaaxy Site Rank analyzer. The results are seen in the image.
As you can see, I am ranking on page 1 in position 1 of Yahoo for the full term.
The next thing I do is break that long keyword down to see if I rank for any other terms. I try, 3 Working at Home Opportunities and I am ranking on page 1 in position 1 of Yahoo.
By removing the number three out of my title, I see ok results, but that is a very long keyword.
I found, 'Launching Your Affiliate Business' is ranking on page 1 of Yahoo position 2.
You can do the above process for any keyword and for any website. By doing this, You can find out what keywords on any website is ranking. Take that information and you can create better website content for your visitor to read and enjoy.
10 Tips to Getting Better Keyword Ranking
If you are just getting started with building your home business, by following the process explained in this article, you will be able to get your website content ranking high in the search engines I'm here to offer extra support in building your online business and finding Working from Home Jobs.
If you have any questions or would like to add your thoughts about how you should check your website keyword ranking, please leave me a comment.
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Opinion: Be Patient With Trump In Africa. First He Has To Make America Great Again
The jury remains out on how President-Elect Donald Trump will approach Africa. As the he fills out his presidential cabinet, pundits – in support and against his decisions – weigh in on what to expect from a very unorthodox and eccentric American politician…so why not do the same on Trump and the massive continent of 54 countries?
Understanding presidential motives with Africa
The U.S. strategy with Africa is understandably complicated and convoluted by the three realities.
First, U.S. presidents are elected every four years, can only serve two terms, and rarely come from the same political party three terms in a row. For example, since Harry Truman won election in 1948 after succeeding President Franklin D. Roosevelt, only twice has an American political party won the White House consecutively with two different candidates. Only one of those times was for a third consecutive term for the same party – that being the 1988 election of President George H. W. Bush following the presidency of Ronald Reagan.
Secondly, U.S. presidents have different personal and political agendas. President Barack Obama is arguably most appreciated in Africa for being Kenyan. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, as an American citizen (thank you, Donald Trump for settling this issue), outgoing President Obama is often referred to as the first African-American president. His parents were Ann Dunham from Wichita, Kansas, and Barack Obama, Sr., from Nyang'oma Kogelo, Nyanza Province, in what was then the colony and protectorate of Kenya.
The most beloved president on the large continent is probably President George W. Bush. He pledged billions of dollars to combat AIDS, boost education and controversially teach abstinence. His launch of the Millennium Challenge Corporation was well received in 2004 with bipartisan support. Former President Bill Clinton is also well liked for his work with the Clinton Foundation, an organization that has done great work in Africa but also is ironically part of the many narratives that hurt the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign against Trump.
Africa is 54 countries…oh how this is often forgotten. Presidential interests accordingly are not monolithic across each country. Presidents avoid countries in different terms for different reasons that can range from not choosing a side in an uprising (Tunisia) and security (Somalia — Bush made a visit in 1992) to disagreements on policy and democracy.
For example, former President Carter (in 1978), Clinton (in 2000), and Bush (in 2003) made visits to Nigeria to meet with Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, who served both as a military leader in the 1970s and again later as an elected leader in the 2000s. Obama is believed to have avoided Nigeria on state visits because of its challenges with combating terrorism and some skepticism about the leadership.
For the nerds, Senegal is a favorite with visits from former President Roosevelt (in 1943), Clinton (in 1998), Bush (in 2003) and Obama (twice in 2013).
It is a Trump world
Trump is first and foremost a businessman. The notion of Trump's business not engaging the world would be ludicrous. Thus, it is hard to expect Trump to not engage other leaders in these complex global times. Trump also represents the populism movement that found footing in Brexit and its physical incarnation in the recent American election. He accordingly will not engage every leader with the belief that they love the U.S. or will work in the interest of the U.S.
Critics will argue that Trump could emblazon the global scene with the us-against-them mentality but he is very aware of the Bush you-are-with-us-or-against-us approach. Trump more likely may flip the global norm on its head and decide that he will only engage leaders with proven track records of good leadership and mutually beneficial engagement. This could mean a drastic cut in aid to some countries but could also mean a bump to some other countries.
It is thus appropriate to expect a rebalancing in the U.S. financial and political partnership with some countries. Countries with significant commercial power and/or high foreign aid and investment will be pondering what this means. Think Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, and South Africa. Trump openly indicates that he will avoid past administrations' efforts dating back decades of picking the "more suitable" winner in internal political disputes. But, as all presidents come to acknowledge, this is easier said than done.
Picking the right friends
Businessman Trump knows better than anyone that you must have the right friends or allies to survive. He, as his Cabinet selection process indicates, is man about utmost loyalty but also willing to cross the aisle and engage his critics — even if after an ugly Twitter battle.
A Trump administration will have its special partners. Tunisia could be the surprise special relationship. A successful democracy in Tunisia would be a great boost to the fight against terrorism. Nigeria – in the words of all Nigerians – is special and its relationship could go either way with Trump. Trump wants to help the oil and overall energy industry in the U.S. maintain its successes and regain some of its losses (coal), as demonstrated by Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt's nomination to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This could mean sustained low energy prices that would hurt Nigeria. Also, what will Nigeria do in the war against terrorism and Boko Haram, which aligns itself with ISIS?
Political and financial engagement with Egypt, South Sudan, and South Africa will see some rebalancing. How does Egypt help the U.S. fight terrorism? What is South Sudan today and what can it become? There is no clear vision of the leadership. And what is Trump to think of President Jacob Zuma in South Africa? The battle over the U.S. chicken ban last year in South Africa with the Obama administration would have likely encountered more harsh language from a President Trump. But what would have been his policy response?
What does Trump want for a legacy?
Africa was a policy priority for the previous three administrations—Clinton, Bush, and Obama. Clinton and Bush still make regular visits to the continent. Clinton supports the work of the Clinton Foundation on the continent and Bush still performs a significant amount of community service work.
What will become of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)? It was enacted in 2000 and renewed in 2015 through 2025. The renewal vote was 394-37 in the House of Representatives and 97-1 in the U.S. Senate. Trade that benefits the U.S. is low-hanging fruit for Trump. But how does he view this act and trade with certain African countries? Trump openly pushes an agenda that will re-evaluate all trade agreements to see if they align with U.S. interests. Trump will also be very aware of the role China is looking to play on the global scene, how Africa is part of that equation, and the potential for opportunity and downfall in figurative proxy wars in Africa.
How will terrorism play out in this process? Trump wants to be the president who knocks out ISIS. He will have to face the reality of an African continent where ISIS has found some grounding with local terrorist organizations, including al-Shabaab, Boko Haram, and al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.
Does he find willing partners in unexpected countries? Trump's call with Taiwan shows the potential for him to engage leaders we have secretly funded at times but not openly schmoozed with on the global scene. Trump's uncertainty in style could bode well for leaders fighting terrorism on the continent. It could also blow up in their face.
Be patient with Trump
Trump knows the world is complicated. His critics rightfully argue that he doesn't know how complicated relationships are in the global power dynamics. But, to be fair, Obama did not understand the magnitude of some situations and how complex they may be. Obama argued for the U.S. withdrawal from some hot spots more than Trump did in his election candidacy. The hot spots will be there.
Hot-button issues will include South Sudan as a failed state, Ethiopian political protests, and the non-electoral process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Africa specialists will note that South Sudan could pull the U.S. in if the fight against genocide reaches full global engagement. D.R.C. instability has been at the center of greater regional instability in the past (think Rwanda and Burundi). Then again, these hot-button issues should not overshadow the slowing growth on the continent in certain countries, uncertainty in the South African leadership, and the endless leadership of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. We must be patient because Trump cannot make everything great again. First he has to "make America great again."
Kurt Davis Jr. is an investment banker with private equity experience in emerging economies focusing on the natural resources and energy sectors. He earned a law degree in tax and commercial law at the University of Virginia's School of Law and a master's of business administration in finance, entrepreneurship and operations from the University of Chicago. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Converting a damaged foundation to an energy efficient foundation can incorporate a variety of inexpensive fixes or major capital improvements. For most of us, once our foundation is complete and the home is built, there is not much more we can do to the structure of the foundation without heavy equipment. That's why getting it done right the first time around is important. BUT, there are still many fixes we can make ourselves on the interior part of our foundations and basements that will improve living conditions, and the longevity of our homes.
My goal in this section to show a few examples of foundation problems for basements and crawl spaces and what can be done to convert each into a more energy efficient foundation. I will not be prescribing the improvements as much as demonstrating them. Unfortunately, there is very little "wow factor" for foundations - they are the unsung heroes of homes - but swimming pools and home theaters in basements are pretty cool...I guess it's all about "accessorizing".
Like attics, basements and crawl spaces fall into one of three categories:
If the space does have ducts or plumbing, they should be insulated as well. In other words, an unconditioned space should not be a separate barrier without exchanging any heat or cooling to the conditioned spaces.
The fix for this is to weatherize by sealing any cracks and gaps (weatherize), and insulate the interior perimeter and flooring. This creates a conditioned space that is no longer in contact with the outside or the ground, creating a more energy efficient foundation and home.
A crawl space or "half basement" is usually five feet or less from floor to ceiling. Heating, cooling, hot water, electrical, and plumbing systems are often placed here.
This is a classic example of an un-intentionally conditionedcrawl space. Note the falling batt insulation and the uninsulated ducts. Up to half of the heating and cooling energy purchased from the utility company can be lost here from un-insulated ducts.
The inadequate insulation under the floor of the living area alsocontributes to energy waste.
Another all-too-common sight: A poor insulation job that accomplishes next to nothing in energy savings and poses some safety issues to boot. Dirty insulation batts usually indicate moisture issues. In fact, in this picture, the dark culprit is most likely mildew/mold.
Fixing this problem may or may not be hard. You can rip out all the damaged insulating batts and re-insert new ones making sure that they are fastened completely and seamlessly to seal air and moisture out. More easily said than done, since the paper must be on the upper side (touching the wood). Guy Marsden from www.arttec.net has suggested using twine that is stapled to the rafters in a zig-zag pattern.
Generally, implementing vapor barriers in unconditioned basements is challenging. One way Guy has suggested in dealing with moisture is to install 2mm clear poly up against the ceiling between the joists by stapling it to the sides about half way up. It gets very tricky to do this around the plumbing and wiring though.
This may be more work than most people are willing to invest. Along the line of the 2mm poly, you can experiment with spray foam to seal the cracks. I don't think using "great Stuff" is cost-effective, but you can rent the spray foam machine or buy foaming seal in bulk with the applicator from the web. This is a time consuming ordeal also, but it deals with moisture issues pretty well.
Intentionally Conditioned Fully Finished Basement - There are many Basement finishing systems on the market that can transform a dank, dark unused basement into a real man-cave, entertainment space or a luxurious guest suite. Just remember that if you don't already have plumbing in the right place for a bathroom or kitchen, putting one in later is very labor-intensive, my euphemism for expensive. My suggestion for a comfortable finished basement is to make sure you have done everything you can afford to start out with an energy efficient foundation as your slate. You can always stage the upgrades down the line.
Unintentionally Conditioned Basement - not quite heating the outdoors, but pretty close. Here, the mechanicals are working extra hard to not only condition the required spaces, but also the basement. The simplest fix is to install pipe insulation, duct insulation, and a hot water heater blanket; all very cheap to buy and do yourself - on the order of $100. In fact you make back the cost in your heating bill savings in a few months.
If you want to go the extra mile, caulk all holes and openings, point all the cracks, and consider fastening insulating foam board to the side walls of the foundation (make sure they are clean and mold-free first); If you decide to do this, make sure you take temperature or infrared camera readings of the walls and interior space before and after the boards are up (especially during the winter). You will be AMAZED at the results.
Here's an excellent alternative to turning an unintentionally conditioned space into an unconditioned space, resulting in a highly energy efficient foundation:
Energy exchanges freely through the uninsulated floor of the living area; also note the open vent to the outside on the right.
After insulation and air sealing, the crawl space is now conditioned and no longer thermally in contact with the outdoors or the ground.
You can view several other foundation pictures that identify problems and suggest solutions compiled from past work. Click on my guide to perform a visual audit of your home foundation.
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The Savannah Bananas have announced the return of five players for the 2018 summer collegiate baseball season. University of Georgia standout LJ Talley will be calling Grayson Stadium home once again. He will be joined by 2017 teammates Elliot Forde, Hunter Phillips, Jake Howard and 2016 Banana Clay Dungan.
LJ Talley, a sophomore first baseman, was an integral part of the Bananas' roster in 2017 and represented the team in the Coastal Plain League all-star game. Talley batted .275 with 29 RBI last summer.
"We are excited to bring LJ back for another summer," Bananas first-year head coach Tyler Gillum said in a statement. "Any time you can bring back an all-star from the year before, it's a good thing. He's experienced. He's talented. He's a winner."
Forde, a senior right-hander from Misericordia, helped lead the Bananas to the CPL championship in 2016. He returned in 2017 and will be back for a final season after graduating. In the 2017 season, he boasted a 3.44 ERA with 46 strikeouts over 55 innings pitched. He was also named to the CPL all-star team as one of the league's top pitchers.
Phillips, a redshirt sophomore right-hander from Chattahoochee Valley Community College, was a top relief pitcher for the Bananas in 2017 and finished the season with a 4-1 record and two saves. He struck out 35 over 22 innings pitched.
"Hunter is a big addition to our bullpen," Gillum said. "He was one of the main guys out of the bullpen last summer. He had 35 strikeouts in 22 innings. Any time you can add a guy like that on the back side of games, it's a positive."
Howard, a sophomore infielder from North Georgia, batted .320 during the Bananas' 2017 season, with 13 RBI over 50 appearances at the plate.
"Howard will be returning to the Banana roster in 2018," said Gillum. "He was a utility player last summer and we see him in the same role this summer. He is a Georgia native and knows what it means to be a Banana. We are excited to have him back after hitting .320 last summer."
Dungan, a junior infielder from Indiana State, heavily contributed to the success of the 2016 Bananas. He started in 45 games and held a .282 batting average with 34 RBI. He was one of five players selected to represent Savannah in the 2016 CPL all-star game.
"Clay was a part of the 2016 championship team, so he knows what it feels like to dogpile in Savannah," Gillum said. "Any time you can add an all-star infielder to your roster is a good thing. Dungan's experience, versatility and talent will be a great addition."
"We are excited to be able to bring back five players who made such an impact both on the field and with the fans," said Bananas president Jared Orton. "These guys will be leaders for the 2018 group and will certainly be fan favorites again!"


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Guidelines To Choosing A Moving Company
Relocating from your current homne with your things can be very demanding and tough. Getting your items all packed up and loaded and later unpacked needs a lot of labor specialized and experience for the right handling of your belongings. The best option would be to hire a specialized moving company that will be responsible for all the work and make sure that you move to a new place with your things intact. There are, many moving companies that one will come across when looking for a proficient company. Doing some research on the history of the company will help you make the right choice and select a credible company that will offer services of high standards.
It is crucial to consider choosing a company that is situated near your area with a good record in the society. The most appropriate way that you can use to learn more about a company and the quality of their services is by getting points from people who have hired such a company before. You need to get referrals and comments from family and friends who may have hired professional moving companies. You also need to have a look at the comments from their previous customers who may have had their experience from hiring the company that you want to contract. Going through experiences shared by people who have hired the services of the company that you want to hire will give you more information about the company and their honest in delivering to the expectations of their clients.
It is important to analyze the items that one has before reaching out to any moving company. This will help you put more attention on choosing a company that will be in a position to move all the items that you have. The various moving companies that are available specialize in moving different items such as musical instruments, office furniture, household items and many others. You need to reach out to the company that you intend to hire to find out if they will be available to offer their services on the date that you have planned to move. Doing research will enable you to choose a company that is reliable and punctual when attending to their clients. It is significant to deal with a company that will deliver as they promised on the contract and made sure that you relocate on the agreed date for you to concentrate on other important things.
Consider getting quotation from different moving companies that you have on your list. Getting different quotes from various companies will enable you to compare the different pricing and settle for the company with the most cost effective charges. You need to state all items that will be moved and the distance that your belongings will be moved to get the right estimates of the prices from the company.


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I read a similar article in Canadian Gardening Magazine.. Everyone is hip to turn their backyard into the new "outdoor livingroom" I believe the quote from the magazine (not exactly) but isn't gardening all about lounging around and drinking cool lemonade?
I found that article so irritating, not to mention riddled with faulty logic. I won't go on about it here, but I'm blogging about it.