text:
On one plate there's a handsome burger with layers of Iberico jamon, fresh truffle, scrambled eggs and harissa aioli. On another there's mango, pineapple and watermelon topped with coconut yoghurt sorbet and granola crumbs. Lift your eyes from the plates and the view is of a paddock. Wolfe and Co. is probably the only cafe in Sydney serving creative, on-trend food within walking distance of farmland.
"People think, 'These people out here don't want that'. That's not true. They travel from here to the city to get it," says Che Vogler, who's just come from managing the opening of nel. in Surry Hills. He and partner Caroline Neill Ryan (who grew up in Dural) are Wolfe and Co.'s owners. "The Baron started things and we've probably taken them a step further," Vogler says.
The fit-out – tiled bar, mounted leather couches and an open kitchen – stands out in the area, but it would fit in seamlessly on most popular strips in inner Sydney. The menu though, would stand out anywhere. Vogler, although no slouch in the kitchen himself, has brought in local Dural chef Pat Cape (ex-Berowra Waters) and Lucy Barker (ex-Flour and Stone) to make pastries. Cape's breakfast burger is one of the best you'll have anywhere in Sydney and considering the egg, it's surprisingly neat. His salad of smoked duck breast (done in-house), beetroot, dill, feta, candied walnuts and edible flowers is as beautiful as it is balanced. "We thought it was going to be hard to find someone of a certain calibre out this way and we were very lucky," says Vogler.
One advantage of running a cafe in Dural is the accessibility of local growers. "We've got so many amazing producers in the area, but there aren't menus to show it off. It's nice to have a venue that's utilising all our neighbours," Vogler says. The fruit and vegetables come from organic growers Common to Us, eggs are from a nearby farm and micro herbs are from Darling Mills Farm in Berrilee. "We grow a few of our edible flowers as well; we live on five acres with horses and chickens," says Vogler.
Coffee comes from Stanmore roasters Five Senses, which supplies to an impressive portfolio of up-and-coming cafes. The other drinks are delicious. This month there's a peach melba shake with vanilla-spiced peaches, raspberries and vanilla ice cream, and a candy-cane shake with white chocolate and mint-flavoured candy cane.
The couple has also bought the space next door. The plans are far from set, but it's reasonable to expect Wolfe and Co. will open at night sometime early next year.
Wolfe and Co.
538 Old Northern Road, Dural
(02) 9651 4553
Mon to Fri 6am–4pm
Sat 7am–3pm
Sun 8am–3pm


text:
Leslie Reichert, "The Cleaning Coach", is a nationally-recognized green home-keeping expert dedicated to educating people on keeping their homes, schools and work areas "green". Her mission is to teach and encourage others in the "art" of green home-keeping. She is a green consultant whose wit, insight and humor has raised the green awareness in all of us. Leslie works with Better Homes & Gardens, Woman's Day, Martha Stewart Living and even Dr. OZ! She is the editor of Clean Green Living Magazine, host of the weekly radio show – Clean Green Talk as well as a national speaker and TV personality.
Current Businesses: Shop Green Cleaning, Green Cleaning Coach, Clean Green Talk Show
Definition of Success: When your children turn back to you and say "we love what you do and we want to do it like you".
Advice for Women Starting Out in Business:
Motivation For Not Giving Up When Times Were Difficult: Take a few days to get head straight, walk away and if you are still loving it then you know it's not the right time to quit.
Time Savers: 10 Minute Tidy (saves about 1 hour) -Put a timer on for 10 minutes. Give everyone a laundry basket and go...........(pick up everything and put in baskets).
Secret To Being the Best Mom You Can Be and Still Find The Time to Dedicate to Business: Be your children's cheerleader not their best friend.
Recommended Books: The E-Myth Revisited, The 5 Love Languages, See You At The Top
Recommended Apps: Fit Bit, Square Up (no scanner just plug into phone)
Contact Information: Facebook
If your enjoyed the show please Subscribe and leave a Review in iTunes
If your enjoyed the show please Subscribe and leave a Review in iTunes
Natalie Eckdahl is the host of The Biz Chix Podcast and has appeared in numerous interviews sharing her own entrepreneurial journey and details of her life, her family and her businesses. Natalie has an MBA and is a former management consultant. She is the mom of 3 and runs two online businesses with her husband, Mark. Natalie also provides consulting services in podcasting and business startups and facilitates an exclusive group called THE NEST – A Biz Chix Accountability Group. Natalie enjoys speaking on Entrepreneurship, Work/Life Balance, Productivity and Outsourcing. She is able to share her own insights as well as those gleaned from interviewing over 100 female entrepreneurs.
Current Business: Biz Chix and Schedule Max
Definition of Success: Having the time to focus on the VIP's in her life.
Advice for Women Starting Out in Business:
Motivation For Not Giving Up When Times Were Difficult: Getting back to her "why" which is wanting to serve other entrepreneurs such as the ladies in her Facebook group.
Time Savers: Daughter cooks dinner one day a week and has a Nanny that comes three days a week.
Recommended Apps: Facebook Groups App, Social Oomph
Contact Information: Biz Chix, Twitter
If your enjoyed the show please Subscribe and leave a Review in iTunes
Rhonda Swan along with her husband and daughter have been traveling the world consistently for over 7 years. Their Unstoppable Endless Summer Journey has taken them to countries all over the world, including Hawaii, Mexico, Nicaragua, Bali, Australia, Peru and Brazil- to name just a few! As top income earners in the direct sales and network marketing industry, they have been able to ditch the corporate rat-race and live a luxury traveling lifestyle with their mobile business and are dedicated to sharing how they do it to the world around them.
Current Business: Direct Sales, Network Marketing, Coach, Mentor and Freedom-Preneur
Definition of Success: Being able to live free, earn free, make decisions free and allow her daughter to explore the world not through a text book but through experiences.
Advice for Women Starting Out in Business: Don't jump off the cliff give yourself a little room.
Huge Time Savers: Delegates cooking and cleaning to others (her husband is the cook). Assistants to help her on the business side of things.
Recommended Apps: Word Swag, Snapseed, Magisto, Holosync
Recommended Books: The 4-Hour Workweek, What Do You Really Want for Your Children?, Unstoppable Me
Contact Information: UnstoppableMamma.com, Facebook, UnstoppableFamily.com
If your enjoyed the show please Subscribe and leave a Review in iTunes
Welcome to the Working Woman Entrpreneur Podcast
This weeks interview with Honoree Corder. Honoree's mission is to inspire and motivate people to turn their vision and dreams into their real-life reality, sharing a leading-edge process she originally created for herself, and then eventually shared with her executive and business coaching clients. Honoree's results-oriented philosophy, combined with her ground-breaking 30-day Jump-Start and STMA 100-day Coaching Programs, all but guarantees you get the results you want. These programs have been embraced by people in a wide variety of industries and businesses, to rave reviews and exceptional results, around the world.
She drops a lot of value bombs as they say (I need to think of another term for that). We talk about a lot of things and we laugh a lot which as we all know is super dupper important. Learn how Honoree wrote a book just writing 5 minutes a day and how to applying this same tactic In other areas of your life. We also talk about the differences between coaches and mentors and how to succeed quicker by taking ownership . Listen all the way through to hear about Honoree's present to you and as she says who doesn't like presents?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
rpc_clnt_calls(3N) rpc_clnt_calls(3N) NAME rpc_clnt_calls: clnt_call(), clnt_freeres(), clnt_geterr(), clnt_per‐ rno(), clnt_perror(), clnt_sperrno(), clnt_sperror(), rpc_broadcast(), rpc_broadcast_exp(), rpc_call() - library routines for client side calls SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION RPC library routines allow C language programs to make procedure calls on other machines across the network. First, the client calls a proce‐ dure to send a request to the server. Upon receipt of the request, the server calls a dispatch routine to perform the requested service, and then sends back a reply. The and routines handle the client side of the procedure call. The remaining routines deal with error handling. Some of the routines take a handle as one of the parameters. A handle can be created by an RPC creation routine such as (see rpc_clnt_cre‐ ate(3N)). These routines are safe for use in multithreaded applications. handles can be shared between threads, however in this implementation requests by different threads are serialized (that is, the first request will receive its results before the second request is sent). The HP-UX implementation of RPC only supports the X/Open Transport Interface (XTI). Applications that are written using the Transport Layer Interface (TLI) and wish to use RPC, must convert their applica‐ tion to XTI. Routines See rpc(3N) for the definition of the data structure. A function macro that calls the remote procedure procnum associated with the client handle, clnt, which is obtained with an RPC client creation routine such as (see rpc_clnt_create(3N)). The parameter inproc is the XDR function used to encode the procedure's parameters, and outproc is the XDR function used to decode the procedure's results. in is the address of the procedure's argument(s), and out is the address of where to place the result(s). tout is the time allowed for results to be returned, which is overridden by a time-out set explicitly through (see rpc_clnt_create(3N)). If the remote call succeeds, the status returned is Otherwise, an appropriate status is returned. A function macro that frees any data allocated by the RPC/XDR system when it decoded the results of an RPC call. The parameter out is the address of the results, and outproc is the XDR routine describing the results. This routine returns if the results were successfully freed; otherwise it returns A function macro that copies the error structure out of the client handle to the structure at address errp. Prints a message to standard error corresponding to the condition indicated by stat. A newline is appended. It is normally used after a procedure call fails for a routine for which a client handle is not needed, for instance Prints a message to the standard error indicating why an RPC call failed; clnt is the handle used to do the call. The message is prepended with string s and a colon. A newline is appended. It is normally used after a remote procedure call fails for a rou‐ tine which requires a client handle, for instance Takes the same arguments as but instead of sending a message to the standard error indicat‐ ing why an RPC call failed, returns a pointer to a string that contains the message. is normally used instead of when the program does not have a standard error, as a program running as a server quite likely does not. is also used if the programmer does not want the mes‐ sage to be output with (see printf(3S)), or if a message format different than that supported by is to be used. Unlike and (see rpc_clnt_create(3N)), does not return a pointer to static data. Therefore, the result is not overwritten on each call. Similar to except that like it returns a string instead of printing to standard error. However, does not append a newline at the end of the message. returns a pointer to a buffer that is overwritten on each call. In multithreaded applications, this buffer is implemented as thread-specific data. Similar to except that the call message is broadcast to all the connection‐ less transports specified by nettype. If nettype is it defaults to Each time it receives a response, this routine calls whose form is: where out is the same as out passed to except that the remote procedure's output is decoded there; addr points to the address of the machine that sent the results, and netconf is the netcon‐ fig structure of the transport on which the remote server responded. If returns waits for more replies; otherwise it returns with appropriate status. The broadcast file descriptors are limited in size to the maxi‐ mum transfer size of that transport. For Ethernet, this value is 1500 bytes. uses credentials by default (see rpc_clnt_auth(3N)). Similar to except that the initial timeout, inittime, and the maximum time‐ out, waittime, are specified in milliseconds. inittime is the initial time that waits before resending the request. After the first resend, the re-transmission interval increases exponentially until it exceeds waittime. Calls the remote procedure associated with prognum, versnum, and procnum on the machine, host. The parame‐ ter inproc is used to encode the procedure's parameters, and outproc is used to decode the procedure's results. in is the address of the procedure's argument(s), and out is the address of where to place the result(s). nettype can be any of the val‐ ues listed on rpc(3N). This routine returns if it succeeds, or it returns an appropriate status. Use the routine to translate failure status into error messages. The function uses the first available transport belonging to the class nettype on which it can create a connection. You do not have control of timeouts or authentication using this routine. MULTITHREAD USAGE Thread Safe: Yes Cancel Safe: Yes Fork Safe: No Async-cancel Safe: No Async-signal Safe: No These functions can be called safely in a multithreaded environment. They may be cancellation points in that they call functions that are cancel points. In a multithreaded environment, these functions are not safe to be called by a child process after and before These functions should not be called by a multithreaded application that supports asynchronous cancellation or asynchronous signals. SEE ALSO printf(3S), rpc(3N), rpc_clnt_auth(3N), rpc_clnt_create(3N). rpc_clnt_calls(3N)[top]
Vote for polarhome


text:
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Visit our Privacy Policy to learn more. If you continue to use this site, we will assume that you are okay with it.
DDN S2A: Cache Coherency
This check monitors the cache coherency status. It treats
"not enabled" as WARN and "not established" as CRIT.
One service is created for each device.


text:
Culture Trip stands with
Black Lives Matter
Tucked away behind an alley, this magical little café serves up multiple types of coffee and delectable desserts like cheesecake, brownies à la mode, and strawberry pie, making it the perfect mid-afternoon pit stop. Sit outside in the patio, surrounded by flowers and even a small pond, for an atmospheric experience.
Café Paseo de las Flores, Azcuenaga 430, El Bolsón 8430, Argentina, +54 (02944) 455732
For locally-brewed beers, good food, a friendly staff, and live music, look no further than A Punto. Can't decide which of the many exemplary beers to order? Ask for samples of several, and try them all. The smoked trout ravioli is worth a mention, as are the empanadas. Depending on the day, there may be live jazz, a band playing, or even a poetry reading going on.
A Punto, Islas Malvinas esquina Gral. Roca, El Bolsón 8430, Argentina, +54 (02944) 483780
With a cheerful ambiance and an abundance of art decorating the walls, Tomaticán is a gem in the center of town, just opposite the main plaza. Try the Patagonian lamb and pair it with a craft beer for a delicious and reasonably-priced dinner.
Tomaticán, Av. San Martin 2760, El Bolsón, Argentina, +54 (02944) 720545
For excellent grilled meats, this parrilla, or steakhouse, is the spot. Go for a milanesa, or breaded meat filet, for the true Argentinian experience. Vegetarians, fear not, there are several pasta options available with an assortment of sauces. Bring cash.
Pasiones Argentinas, Belgrano y Berutti, El Bolsón, Argentina
This casual spot is perfect for pizza and beers with friends, or for a family dinner, there is space for children to run around and play, and parents can relax and sip on an artisan raspberry beer to accompany their pizzas. You can even sit outdoors if the weather is good.
Cerveceria del Centro, San Martin y Juez Fernandez, El Bolsón 8430, Argentina, +54 (02944) 483014
Enjoy a cold beer at an outdoor table as you wait for your lamb to cook on the asado oven at this lovely little restaurant. With varied and plentiful dishes, including a standout spinach gnocchi, La Lola is the perfect place for a summertime lunch or dinner.
La Lola, Ruta 40 (Subida Márquez), El Bolsón, Argentina
Enjoy some luxurious cuisine in a peaceful, modern setting at La Tablita de Juana, and let's not forget about the incredible view out the windows. Choose from the standout wine list, dig into a tasty pizza, and don't forget dessert, the strawberry ice-cream mousse is commendable.
La Tablita de Juana, Ruta 40 Km 2883, El Bolson 8430, Argentina, +54 (02944) 55276


text:
Two Deschutes campgrounds join PGE Parks line-up in 2019
Make reservations now for Perry South, Monty campgrounds as well as other long-time favorites
April 22, 2019
Portland, Ore. — Online reservations are open for summer season camping and day-use activities at more than a dozen public parks, campgrounds and recreation areas Portland General Electric manages in concert with the U.S. Forest Service, Oregon State Parks, the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon, and other public and non-governmental partners.
This year, under an agreement with USFS, PGE has added the Perry South and Monty campgrounds on the Deschutes National Forest to its roster of sites. The two campgrounds are within the boundaries of the Pelton Round Butte Hydroelectric Project, which PGE operates on the Deschutes River in partnership with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.
"The shared stewardship of Perry South and Monty campgrounds will improve the public's experience on the national forest this summer and the years to come," said Ian Reid, Sisters District Ranger. "We are excited about the improvements PGE has made and look forward to their continued partnership in helping us manage these lands we all love."
Ranging from full-service campgrounds and marinas to whitewater access sites, natural areas and scenic overlooks – some dating back to the 1950s – PGE Parks are great places to enjoy family-friendly activities including camping, hiking, picnicking, fishing, boating and paddling, wildlife viewing, and a junior ranger program for the kids. They include facilities at popular locales such as Timothy Lake, on the Mt. Hood National Forest, and Lake Billy Chinook, in Central Oregon, as well as other sites along the Clackamas River and in Columbia County.
"Our parks offer access to some of the most popular recreation sites in Oregon as well as some hidden gems," said Tony Dentel, who manages PGE's parks and recreation program on lands adjacent to PGE hydroelectric projects and other scenic sites. "These are amazing landscapes that offer a wealth of benefits for Oregon and the region, including beautiful recreation and natural areas as well as a clean, renewable supply of energy."
Like other PGE sites, Perry South and Monty have benefitted from recent improvements and are staffed by PGE parks personnel to promote a safe, clean, family-friendly atmosphere. PGE also partners with groups like the Northwest Youth Corps to help maintain its parks and adjacent areas. NYC provides opportunities for youth and young adults to learn, grow, and experience success as crew members performing service, trail work, conservation and maintenance projects.
"PGE's consistent partnership with Northwest Youth Corps helps us engage crews of local youth in stewardship of critical habitat and open space," said Matt Springer, programs director at Northwest Youth Corps. "Through completing these projects, we see youth grow into wonderfully gritty and confident leaders that understand the power of communities pulling together to accomplish great things."
To learn more about all of PGE's parks and make online reservations, visit www.PortlandGeneral.com/Parks.
About Portland General Electric Company
Portland General Electric (NYSE: POR) is a fully integrated energy company based in Portland, Oregon, with operations across the state. The company serves approximately 892,000 customers in 51 cities, has 16 generation plants in five Oregon counties, and maintains and operates 13 public parks and recreation areas. For 130 years, PGE has delivered safe, affordable and reliable energy to Oregonians. Together with its customers, PGE has the No. 1 voluntary renewable energy program in the U.S. PGE and its 3,000 employees are working with customers to build a clean energy future. PGE, employees, retirees and the PGE Foundation donate more than $4 million annually to support nonprofits and schools. In addition, employees and retirees log more than 45,000 volunteer hours annually. For more information visit portlandgeneral.com/cleanvision.


text:
Content Count34
Last visited
Community Reputation0 Neutral
About richardthebrave
Cannon Fodder
Contact Methods
Website URL
Profile Information
Newbie ANSWERS thread!
richardthebrave replied to Shin Densetsu Kai 7.0's topic in Hall Of The Super Topicshow much does a MIB takatoku GBP-1S cost?
Pic of Old School Macross Toys ONLY
richardthebrave replied to Agent-GHQ's topic in Toyswelcome Strike Valkyrie... just got this last night. sorry my digicam was not working so you will have to settle for two crappy phone pics. i am officially poor at this point...
SCRATCH-BUILD 4 Feet Macross DYRL SDF-1
richardthebrave replied to MaveRick's topic in The Workshop!@MaveRick - hehehe so you're here also! i am tracking your progress on this. great work!
Yellowed DYRL Minmay (ARII)?
richardthebrave replied to richardthebrave's topic in Model kits@Vi-RS, fhrex - nice. let's show some Minmay love here. please do post pics @optimator88 - yes, Deculture emanates from this figure. @cool8or - oh i see. can you please pm or post me a link showing the variants of color schemes for this minmay? thanks! @Valk009 - haha! well the skin is still the same hue though. just the dress color scheme is different. i guess the part where the dress color was different but the skin color is still regular hue was the one that got me thinking their might be a possibility that there was no yellowing involved.
Yellowed DYRL Minmay (ARII)?
richardthebrave posted a topic in Model kitsHi guys, just wanna ask if this item i just bought got yellowed or was there production mistakes when this was made: i got it LIB already (the stand and base i forgot to include in the pic). notice that the dress is marine green instead of light green, the ribbon and the sash are in deeper color compared to the pic below: what do you guys think? and just in case i do repaint this, what particular color and brand should i use? will MR.Color or Tamiya paint work for this?
Manila Macross Launch 2/22
richardthebrave posted a topic in Conventions and Local GatheringsHi, if there are any people interested in holding or participating in a Macross Launch in Manila on Feb. 22, 2009 please kindly pm or post here in this thread. Initial capacity planning, requirements gathering, site inspection, and brainstorming will be done on sunday in Mall of Asia - around lunchtime. There are 2 people already besides me who are part of the planning group (other board which is not macross related). We might need MOAR. Thanks!
All-New Skin - Feedback
richardthebrave replied to Hurin's topic in Member Feedbackthe new skin gets a AAA+ rating ()
Sd vf-1s on Playstation magazine cover.
richardthebrave replied to orguss01's topic in Toyshmm same as my bedboard keychain. cute!
Where in the world are you?
richardthebrave replied to EXO's topic in Hall Of The Super Topicsgood thing they got Manila on the map hehehe...
not having a US Visa really sucks... hay, I really should get one next year or next next year for me to attend a convention. i could attend the japan con instead, but I dont know if Japan is stricter on visa requirements. bummer!
Display Your Collections...
richardthebrave replied to firstname.lastname@example.com's topic in Hall Of The Super TopicsHaaay, i envy you guys, you got lots of macross already and i got just a few (and small valks at that). I guess the main problem was i am not exactly a sole macross collector. I also collect other stuff which basically spreads out my expenses into different toy lines. From 2004 when i started, this is what i have collected so far for both macross and other toy items: yep, that is my bed board.. the small valks are vintage bootlegs 1/144 scale a close up you can see a SD vf1s valk and SD macross okies, this is at the foot of my bed, my display cabinet. havent canvassed yet for a glass door.. i was thinking of ripping the entire cabinet off and just buy a larger one with a glass case. All of the boxes are stored somewhere else since I don't have extra space here. the rest of my small macross collection: 1 hi-metal strike valk (red armor is what i got on the legs and right arm, a variant), 1 henkei type macross without the shoulder cannons, 1 1/100 cannon fodder (yes, the legs are bootlegs - but the upper half is genuine bandai), 2 joke machines, 1 small scale vf1j valk, and 3 cms figures well, the reasons i didnt exactly have enough money for valks are these: souchaku henshin stuff with vintage shaider items, takatoku arcadia, emeraldas, and godzilla final wars gotengo ship a billiken tetsuwan atom (quite rare for a vinyl) ah this one is an exemption, i didnt spend a dime on this robot. a gift from my dad.. this mecha was serialized on tv at the same time macross dyrl was shown in cinemas circa 1984 yep, non-japanese toys: GI Joe hehehe.. if anyone has vintage gijoes lemme know well i just hope i can get more valks, and a cabinet soon! thanks for looking..
Newbie ANSWERS thread!
richardthebrave replied to Shin Densetsu Kai 7.0's topic in Hall Of The Super Topicsei cool..thanks!!!
Newbie ANSWERS thread!
richardthebrave replied to Shin Densetsu Kai 7.0's topic in Hall Of The Super Topicswell im still technically a newbie, so here's my question and i hope i didn't miss anything in this thread before posting this or missed out the other threads: what's the difference between the TV version and DYRL versions of the toys whether its made by bandai or yamato? thanks guys and im hoping for a fast reply.
Comunity Of Macross In Chile
richardthebrave replied to kamikase's topic in Homepagescomo estas señor kamikase! i would like to help, but i am a novice in spanish..manos o menos.
Joke Machine: Pricing Question
richardthebrave replied to richardthebrave's topic in Toysthank you too! nice toy! i played with it last night ehehehe


text:
WRZimLevel 2
Content Count14
Last visited
Community Reputation35 Good
About WRZim
A little reassurance for the future, please?
WRZim replied to WRZim's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)I think it is unfortunate if Evernote is working this way—I'd personally rather see more internal QA and a slower release schedule—but I understand how software dev works so this doesn't bother me very much. I wrote way more than I intended about the lag and crashing issues. The point of this post was more about what makes Premium Evernote worth more ($60 more) than other organization solutions, which I think historically has been the flexibility and broadness of their entire ecosystem of features and platforms allowing many different types of professionals to work efficiently. What concerns me about the decisions made in this most recent update is the shift away from these kinds of features in the name of a slightly more efficient interface tailored only to looking good and facilitating one limited vision of quick note taking. The evernote ecosystem did get more fractured and confusing than it could be (especially with all the apps living on the periphery of the core product) but instead of working to include more of those capabilities in the core product, they simplified the core product too far—throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Just tossing in my 2¢, I have the same issues and find myself using other apps for typing and note taking and then trying to bring it in to Evernote later for the organizational aspect.
I, like many others here, pay for the maximum subscription. Like many others here, I use Evernote across my phone and iPad and several computers. However, it has been several months since the iOS update, and the usability has barely begun to approach where it was with the old app, and I'd like a little reassurance that someday soon the software will return to something similar to its former capabilities. The new look and feel is fine, the new workflow and buttons are fine, but that's not why people use Evernote—at least, it's not why people pay for Evernote. Overall, I (and I think many other users) feel the focus has shifted away from paying users who want software for work towards trying to attract new free users looking for the next shiny thing. Paid users are, fundamentally, looking only for stability, speed, or features which improve on one of those two. We are more than happy to use quirky, confusing, even outdated interfaces as long as they are fast and don't hold us back, but that isn't the case with the new one: it looks nice, it's well thought out, but I can't hear something important in a meeting and immediately write it down because I have to deal with 30s at best of waiting and random UI glitches. This is precisely what destroys products like Evernote. They get confused, they slow down, and someone new pops up with a narrow focus and a light, new codebase and everyone switches because even though it's not as good, it's faster and feels better to use. My most serious daily issues with the remake (overlooking the month when I stopped using it for anything important out of stability concerns): Too slow: I just timed myself opening the app, switching notebooks, opening a new app, and typing "this is a title" in the title and "hello!" In the body; it took 26.88 seconds. The new workflow is faster in theory (fewer taps) but the app is so much slower it more than makes up the difference. Scrolling through notes isn't even smooth anymore, it stutters and gets stuck sometimes This applies to all parts of the app, it's gone from feeling solid to feeling like a web view type app skin. New keyboard layout makes typing bulleted notes with indentation too slow to be worthwhile new keyboard layout makes anything except from the apple keyboard B I U buttons too slow to be worthwhile So many missing features no more suggested titles (there goes 15 seconds every time I open a note where I have to break my train of thought to think of a title) no more presentation mode (I think this has been adequately covered) Crashes fairly regularly, especially losing work when annotating PDFs and stuff Others on the forum have discussed this more extensively, but this is largely why Evernote was great. It had enough features to support someone working at a desk all day, someone on the move all day (what happened to easy access to geotags of notes?!), someone presenting on the fly, or someone running a brainstorming session; Evernote was purchased by many different types of people for many different jobs, that's what made it great and that is mostly gone now. The subset of features that mattered to me as a student are largely different from the subset that matter to me in the office. No no longer the best at anything except for sync and search whenever I need to get something done, I find myself more and more turning to other apps. Drawing is useless in Evernote, handwriting is impossible, the new keyboard makes note taking frustrating, and the PDF annotations are not worth the hassle. The organization is the only thing keeping me on Evernote, because any time I'm not at my computer, it's faster to use a different app and then import it to Evernote as a PDF (except the PDF viewer is so bad I'm doing this less now as well). Can there be any reassurance that Evernote will shift focus back to the paying premium users, so that we don't have to go elsewhere?
New EN 8 - PDF annotation
WRZim replied to petercogg's topic in Evernote for iOS Issues (Versions 8.24.6 and under)Sure, I use notes plus, it has great stylus support and allows me to actually write by hand on my PDFs. But this is the number one feature I'd like to see Evernote improve—one of the reasons I pay for the service. Brief annotations so that pages get listed in the annotations section Evernote adds to the top of the PDF is crucial for long documents. Up until the most recent update, Evernote was sufficient enough for highlighting (the drawing tools and lack of stylus support was hopeless though) that the organization aspects outweighed the massive shortcomings in annotating tools. I would so gladly keep paying for Evernote (I have a premium subscription right now) if they had found a way to get PDFs to integrate into notes with annotation tools so that you could just tap on a note from the list and instantly see the PDF contents embedded and get right to work instead of open note > open PDF > open annotation tools (before they broke). The workflow is especially bad on the desktop version. I would gladly trade the new UI and all the new missing features for that one thing. The whole point of Evernote is to have notes with all sorts of stuff in them; images, documents, PDFs, random files Evernote has no chance of recognizing, so it's really sad to see them prioritize quick and simple notes over power user features. Power users are the ones who pay.
I am a premium user, I use Evernote constantly, but it is completely useless now. The app crashes 5-10 seconds after launch, and for those few seconds it's open it is laggy and unusable. I have deleted, restarted, reinstalled, etc in every combination I can think of several times, the furthest I've ever gotten is one word into a note. Please, this is not the level of quality control I expect from a $60/yr app. Most of the features I need I could get for free elsewhere, so I feel pretty bad paying to get absolutely nothing right now. Also, on iPad, PDF annotation is gone—one of the largest reasons I paid for Evernote in the first place.
New iOS editor very slow?
WRZim replied to grahampcharles's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)If I get as far as editing a note, there's huge lag. The app is too slow and crashes too often to ever open a note though.
suggested note title
WRZim replied to Demetri's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)They took this out too? This was one of the largest reasons I switched to Evernote.
Page break for iOS
WRZim replied to ctoohey32's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)It's too bad, that feature is designed to work with the presentation mode (you can automatically use the lines to form "slides" for your presentation) but they removed presentation mode from iOS entirely.
Evernote v8.0 for iOS Released
WRZim replied to cifip's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)PDF annotation doesn't seem to be working on the new app on iPad? (And I'll just add myself to the chorus of disappoint about presentation mode) Also, in portrait mode, the note takes up less than half the width of the screen, with no way to make the sidebar narrower. I pay for Evernote because it's the most productive app, not because it's the most pretty. I'd love to see stylus support, presentation mode returned, and PDF annotation made much more precise and natural... UI changes like this don't really help me do anything better or faster—that's what I want from Evernote.
New EN 8 - PDF annotation
WRZim replied to petercogg's topic in Evernote for iOS Issues (Versions 8.24.6 and under)I use PDF annotations all the time in Evernote, but since the update I can't seem to annotate any new PDF files I've added. I can annotate old files that I have already annotated, but when I add new ones the annotate button is greyed out. Any advice for a fix or workaround?
Great update... except presentation mode!
WRZim replied to TimAndSmith's question in Evernote for iOS Requests (Versions 8.24.6 and under)This new update looks nice, but I never chose Evernote premium because it looked nice, I chose it for features like presentation mode.
Feature request: Adonit Pixel Support
WRZim posted an idea in Penultimate RequestsPlease support the Adonit Pixel! The Evernote compatibility would outweigh other shortcomings if only I could use this stylus!
Please support Adonit Pixel
WRZim replied to AdrianHalid's question in Penultimate RequestsI'd really like to be able to use penultimate because the Evernote support would probably outweigh the other shortcomings, if only it worked with this stylus!


text:
"Don't listen to nobody… listen to yourself." – Jim
One day on the farm while weeding through the beets – I began 'weeding' out my life (getting your hands dirty certainly brings clarity when your conscious and thoughtful about it). I spoke out loud of my current situation – talking of the trip, looking for a job, where I've been and where I want to be. After being on the road for a few months my thoughts and feelings began to trickle from my tongue. I was speaking my mind and the words and in that moment were becoming a reality… it became clearer to me as I spoke – I listened to myself…
Since I've been working at farms and connecting with some really amazing people I've decided that I want to do a year long apprenticeship next farming season. I feel like this is the next natural step to being one step closer to where I want to be. I want to dedicate myself to learning and absorbing new methods and techniques and practicing old ones. I want to honor the people I've met who have inspired me and share the knowledge I gain with others. My ultimate goal is to manage my own farm, someday.
In the meantime I applied for an apprenticeship at a farm in Hawaii for this winter and they called me a few weeks ago to offer me a 2 month position… It's all happened pretty fast but I'm actually heading back east for a few months to save up some money. It's been pretty hard living in such a young city trying to find a job. Everybody needs one! But I figure if I want to make Hawaii happen and my year long apprenticeship next year that I have to do this.
This trip for me has been validation that if there's something you want to do in life you just have to do it. Humans make a lot of excuses for the things we do and don't do and at the end of the day where are you? Weighed down by a bunch of reasons that stand in your way from doing anything. Despite all that is going on culturally I will not let fear rule my World. Perhaps the biggest fear of all – lose of self. It is easy in this day and age to fall into our cultural priorities – making lots of money, having lots of nice things, and not having enough time to slow down, cook dinner and share it with your family. It's a wonder how we all got so far away from our real priorities and most importantly ourselves.
I realize the family who eats together, grows together. That knowing how to take care of yourself and having ways to express yourself creatively is the vein that nourishes the soul. I believe that simplicity really is the key to life. We only get one go around and I want to be conscious of it all. To live freely, honorably, and passionately.
I want to bring together communities and give them the necessary skills to live happy, meaningful live. Which is why I've decided to do a year long apprenticeship next farming season. I feel like this is the next natural step to being one step closer to where I want to be. Getting my hands dirty, giving life and nourishing a community. I want to be a teacher and give children the skills they need to take care of themselves. I feel that this is where my heart is and I'm excited to do this on my own. I have never really done something on my own and I believe this is a change that will provide growth and knowledge of the self.
I want to be strong and certain and independent. I want to grow and learn and discover new people, places and ideas. I need to read more and go on the internet less. I need to go on a bike ride or walk each day. Write a letter or two each week either to myself or to someone else. I can't wait for others – I have to do it myself. This is my life. There are no wrong decisions just heartfelt ones. I need to go off the radar for a while… see myself through my eyes and nobody elses. It's time… watch my flowers grow… and so it flows…
Our Farm Blog
Recent Posts
- circle me confused
- Floating Garbage Continent
- Girlfriends
- Jen Loves Kev
- Keala'ola Farm
- Matt Moore
- Ms. Sara Sophia
- Otter Down
- Powers Flowers & Produce
- Rory Magnus
- Sara Parrilli
- Short Tracks
- Siobhan Magnus
- Starving off the Land
- T's Greens
- The Apron Archives
- The Studio by the Sea
- Twelve Months of Lent
- Working Hands Farm
- April 2012
- March 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
- August 2009
- July 2009
- June 2009
- May 2009
- April 2009
- March 2009
- February 2009
- January 2009
- December 2008
- November 2008
- October 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
- January 2008
- December 2007
- November 2007
- October 2007


text:
Here at Cova, we don't want to be just another coworking space – we want to solve one of the biggest challenges workers face in balancing work and family while also trying to make positive change.
Built atop the coworking movement, we want to enable a new way of working.
Join Cova Cowork's flagship location! We offer affordable pricing for a brand-new coworking and childcare space in the East Franklinton area of Columbus.
This 5-6 person private office, comes with a private lockable door, large windows, privacy blinds, spacious desks, ergonomic chairs, lockable file cabinets, and the ability to customize.
In addition to the standard private office and desk offerings, this space provides access to onsite childcare, a flexible event space, a cafe and brewery, food trucks, local art, fitness and wellness classes, and more! Make it easier to manage your professional and personal life.
Our fun and friendly community loves to collaborate with each other and regularly hosts both professional and social events.
Membership Amenities
– Fast and Secure Wi-fi
– 24/7 Access
– Meeting Room and Call Booth Credits
– Printer and Scanner
– Phone & Phone Management as wholesale cost
– Business Address and Digital Mail Service
– Member Only Programming
– Kitchen Area
– Free Coffee and Tea
– 10% Discount at Bottom's Up Cafe
– 20% off On-Site Childcare Fees
– Kitchen
– On-site restaurant, bar, brewery, and cafe
– On-site gym/fitness center
– Furnished
– Whiteboard
– Large Window Views


text:
Top: Myrtle green chiffon long shirt has with startling floral embellishments on front and hemline with accent black embedding work. Delicate floral cord work all over the shirt connected with black accent motifs. Spaghetti straps neck with sweetheart front. Stitched with super-soft lining. Hidden zipper at back. Piping edges.
Bottom: Beige churidar pajamas has scattering bead and floral cord work similar to the shirt. Hidden zip closure. Buttoned cuffs. Piping edges finish.
Dupatta/Shawl: Beige zari chiffon dupatta has wide heavy embellished border all around. Lined where require. Piping edges finish.
Embellishments made with sequins, beads, Swarovski crystals, resham, cut-glass, pearls, kora, dabka, naqshi, diamantes, badla and marorri. 100% natural pure fabrics. Fully handmade embellishments. 100% same as shown.


text:
Economic diplomacy
as an inevitable event, the process of globalization intensifies the interdependency of states. The very emergence of rules and regulations governing the world trade or mutual commercial agreements opens doors to new opportunities in the field of global business.
as an inevitable event, the process of globalization intensifies the interdependency of states. The very emergence of rules and regulations governing the world trade or mutual commercial agreements opens doors to new opportunities in the field of global business. The new conditions makes governments involve in negotiations which lead to regional, bilateral, multilateral, and international treaties. Such negotiations require a full understanding of knowledge and skill of economic diplomacy.
Economic diplomacy is the offspring of trade diplomacy which was traditionally an exclusive field for government authorities and diplomats while the private sector and civil society were excluded. With the expansion of globalization of economy and its complexities, economic diplomacy turned into an intrinsic component of foreign policies in most countries throughout the globe. Transformation of trade diplomacy to economic diplomacy paved the way for inclusion of private sector and civil society to maintain both the competitive capabilities and national interests.
Economic diplomacy deals with the prediction of the effects of economic policies of other countries. It requires full recognition of market forces in various countries and in the dynamic economic environment of the world. Continuous involvement in economic diplomacy helps the countries realize their economic interests and, at the same time, consider those of their partners. A vital prerequisite for this goal is the existence of a rich reservoir of experts in government, private sector, and civil society. These experts view trade, investment, and other economic issues from the perspective of national development and then expose them to negotiations. They consider the threats, strengths, restrictions, and opportunities in this process.
From a limited viewpoint, economic diplomacy is defined as an operation performed by government authorities or diplomats in the context of negotiations and relations between nations. This diplomacy incorporates the art and science of execution of relations, negotiation management, public relations and so on so that there remains no evil intention. In other words, negotiations should result in a positive ending for a game. In a broader view, economic diplomacy includes the management of international relations via negotiations with government authorities or diplomats, required skills for such management, dexterity in interpersonal relations, shrewdness, as well as cooperation with private sector and civil society. In other words, economic diplomacy concerns with creation of foreign policies in the real world of economic relations between nations so that it can execute the principles and objectives as specified in the policies. This diplomacy incorporates skill and dexterity in making formal relations particularly in trade and investment wherein governments, private sectors, and civil societies interact in a constructive manner. In this new environment, national economic achievements depend on effective execution of economic relations/ partnership. Learning new skills and obtaining modern knowledge are not optimal, rather mandatory.
Economic diplomacy deals with economic politics. Economic diplomats monitor the economic policies of other countries and report to their superiors. They recommend their governments how to influence the existing policies in the best way. In this sense, economic diplomacy uses economic resources as either rewards or sanction tools so as to actualize a certain goal in foreign policies. That is why economic diplomacy is also called economic tool of states.
Economic diplomacy means decision-making, policy-making, and supporting commercial interests of the nation. It requires a technical dexterity to analyze the effects of economic situation of one country on political environment and economic interests of the other. Sending and receiving countries, leaders of foreign trade, as well as government decision-makers cooperate in dealing with highly sensitive issues regarding foreign policies. Such cooperation can be observed in areas such as technology, environment, AIDS, and traditional areas like business and finance. International economic negotiations, therefore, are of high significance as they can formulate both domestic and foreign policies in a way which satisfies regional interests and lead to sustainable benefits.
Economic diplomacy includes relations with institutions and businesses of foreign countries as well as international organizations to actualize the interests of the sender government. It seeks resolutions to business disputes and negotiations with business partners to liberalize world trade. It facilitates negotiations concerning business agreements and treaties and coordinates financial aids for problematic areas. Moreover, economic diplomacy enables all economic partners to enhance living standards in both sender and receiver countries, harmonize their trade policies, promote open markets, and strengthen policies and interests with regard to technology, environment, science and international affairs.
Economic diplomacy deals with the relationship between might and wealth in international transactions. It not only helps nations to prosper, but also manipulates financial and economic relations based on circumstances and opportunities and in favor of foreign policies. Such a situation occurred while imposing sanctions on Iran. With the same token, economic diplomacy is the main objective of foreign relations in almost all countries. Domestically, the ministries of economic affairs, the organizations of business development and investment, chambers of commerce, and, of course, ministers of foreign affairs are the main players. Abroad, embassies, consulates, and business offices shoulder the task of economic diplomacy. The main focus rests on promotion of relations, absorption of foreign trade, investment, technology, and tourism. Economic diplomacy maintains a direct relation with political, general, and other dimensions of diplomatic activities.
Background and applications
As an effective instrument, diplomacy can be employed for economic development. Traditionally, diplomacy is associated with a picture of a group of people wearing formal suit, ties, and neat shoes and living a luxurious life abroad. They are the mediums of maintaining good relations between nations, negotiators during debates, and facilitators of deeper and stronger ties. Using diplomats to achieve mutual benefits dates back to ancient times. Its shape and employment depended upon its goals and was different in various regions such as China, India, ancient Greece, and Europe. In the past and in an unofficial diplomacy, a group of negotiators or diplomats was sent to a particular region to fulfill a certain task. They used to talk with their counterparts about certain subjects. These days, however, using diplomatic missions or official diplomacy is a prevailing convention all over the world.
In an applicable term, economic diplomacy is defined as decision-making, policy making, and defending the business interests of the sender country. It requires the application of a technical skill which analyzes the impacts of economic conditions of a country (receiving) on political environment and economic interests of the sending country. Sender and receiver states, leaders of foreign trade, and government decision-makers cooperate in sensitive issues in foreign policies including technology, environment, AIDS, commerce, and financial affairs. Successful implementation of economic diplomacy depends on diversity, flexibility, sound judgment, and strong business skills. The domain of economic diplomacy covers both domestic and international economic issues. The former deals with production policies, trade of goods and services, as well as monetary regulations and information. The latter includes the laws of economic relations between nations, particularly after the Second World War.
Field players consist of government and non-government agents. All state firms together with economic NGOs, businessmen, and investors participate in economic diplomacy especially when their mutual relations are triggered and facilitated by diplomats. In this way, nations involve in a process through which they can maximize their national interests in all areas of activity including trade, investment, and other economic transactions that create comparable advantages. In addition, economic diplomacy investigates both official figures and ambiguous economic factors. While considering all factors, it may prove that some apparently poor countries are much richer than they look and can be potential investment destinations.
Iran and economic diplomacy
As mentioned earlier, economic diplomacy plays a key role in the process of economic development. It includes a series of measures which enhance government policies in the fields of production, transfer of goods, services, labor force, as well as entrance and exit of investments. Economic diplomacy creates a positive image of the country in the world and plays a vital role in the process of formulation, development, and protection of national interests.
If economic diplomacy is to be successful, it should have a vivid perspective and orientation, be organised in an efficient way, be equipped with sufficient human and financial resources, be introduced as an active component in the country, s foreign and economic policies, and create its services in compliance with the real demands of the firms and with the contribution of the private sector.
Iranian diplomacy need to posses the such features. It should provide a positive image of the country as a modern nation and a reliable partner in business transactions and a suitable place to make investment. For this purpose, it is necessary to create a network of diplomatic missions in which economic and business developments are an inseparable part of embassies. Public and private sectors should involve in close cooperation with the experts from the ministries of foreign affairs, mine and industry, and commerce. They should consider the promotion of economic interests of the country as their main priority abroad. Protection of such interests is an inseparable part of the activities conducted by the ministry of foreign affairs and enhance the position of this ministry. This vital role cannot be delegated to other bodies.
Effective economic diplomacy can be realized via training professional and specialist forces who represent their country and are active, independent and capable agents. These criteria should be considered while selecting economic diplomats. Economic knowledge and managerial skills of economic diplomats and office managers in the ministry of foreign affairs should be enhanced. Curriculum designers in the faculties of finance and management are required to cooperate with the ministry of foreign affairs.
Despite abundant natural resources, factors such as inappropriate utilization, brain drain, and, of course, international sanctions against Iran prevented the country from arriving at a suitable economic position which it really deserves. Development and maintenance of friendly relationship with other countries and acceleration of cooperation with both developing and developed nations can be a reasonable way to compensate for the past failure.
Iran needs to play a more active role in establishment of regional and international treaties. It should invite proficient people in the fields of trade and business so as to get better results in its economic diplomacy. It is high time to formulate a combination of diverse negotiators who are skillful in mutual, bilateral, and multilateral negotiations. They should also be univocal in addressing foreign partners. The promotion of Iran' standing, making trademarks, absorption of foreign investment, adoption and employment of modern technology, and efficient management of foreign aids should rest among the main priorities of the government. A positive image of the country results in attraction of direct foreign investments and this is exactly what economic diplomacy aims at. This image will also make domestic investment more dynamic and improves tourism industry. Dynamism, in turn, encourages the presence of strong global firms and turns domestic companies into international corporations. In order to demonstrate a positive image, all politicians and statesmen ought to bear responsibility for their comments. They have to keep in mind that all international media are monitoring and reflecting their words and whatever they say may damage the image of the country. Besides, politicians and economic diplomats need to demonstrate a stronger presence in international media.
The ministry of foreign affairs, embassies, and Iranian diplomats are all responsible for creation of a positive image of the country and try to erase any negative presupposition. Their capabilities may be restricted in some cases, but it is necessary for them to take a progressive attitude instead of a reactionary one. Through establishment and participation in commercial exhibitions, investment forums, and business-to-business talks, the ministry of foreign affair can help facilitate trade and business. They can identify the demands of foreign markets for Iranian products and facilitate the process of export.
A positive image of the country will also prompt expat Iranian investors, the educated, and talents who have left their country for whatever reason. It is quite obvious that diplomatic missions can play a vital role in sustainable economic development of the country. Iran needs such an effective diplomacy in order to accelerate its economic development process.


text:
Quickstart are your local company for car electrics in Slough who supply and fit all types of car starter motor or car alternator. As a small local business that has operated in the Slough, Maidenhead and Windsor area for over 15 years, we offer a very personal service to ensure that every customer is satisfied.
As vehicle electrics specialists for starters and alternators we have a model to cover virtually every car, commercial vehicle or industrial plant. Fitting of the unit can be carried out here at our premises or you can take the unit away for fitting at home.
Our prices are very competitive as we are able to take your old starter or alternator in exchange. We also supply our starters and alternators to a large number of garage services and mobile mechanics.
All our work is covered by a full 12 month warranty.
Opening Times: Mon – Fri: 9:00 -17:30 , Sat 9:00 – 12:30


text:
Craig Tiley, the CEO at Tennis Australia, spoke with Trend Hunter about how his company keeps creative thinking flowing, the positive results of having women in leadership roles, and what the industry will look 10 years down the road.
What can you tell us about your role at Tennis Australia?
Tennis Australia is a company of about 500 full-time employees and about 9,000 seasonal employees. We run approximately 300 events per year. We're a sporting event and entertainment company, as well a production and broadcasting company. I've been CEO for a little over three years now, and prior to that, I was the Tournament Director for the Australian Open, which is a position that I still maintain. A lot of the success of our business hinges on innovation and a knowledge of what's going to be popular in the future.
How does your team generate great ideas? Do you have certain rituals to make creativity happen?
We have a very open and transparent type of business. Our work environment is really beautiful, we're in an 8-storey building that has wall-to-ceiling windows overlooking our entire venue and park area. The workspaces are open, which encourages more collaboration. We don't operate in separate offices so that we can maximize communication. We like to bring people together in groups frequently to share ideas.
Recently, we finished what's called a "playbook," where the company spends a whole day presenting different ideas with a business model to support them. From that, we've picked up some really magnificent ideas. Having a diverse workforce is really conducive to coming up with great ideas as well, I have a personal passion for gender balance particularly, and having women in positions of leadership. At every level of our business, we aim to maintain this.
What are some barriers to innovation? How do you get around them?
Execution can be a barrier to innovation, as it can sometimes be difficult to ensure that an idea is successfully moved forward. Another barrier is the fear of the unknown. Often, people are afraid to take risks so they just default to what they know and what they're comfortable with. The third barrier is bias, as everyone has some form of bias that can sometimes be hard to avoid, especially if it's shared with others in a group. This is why diversity is so important, because it prevents these biases from negatively affecting the innovation process, and ensures that there's more perspectives coming into play.
How do you identify trends? What resources does your team use to spot trends and insights?
Spending time at events like Future Festival, talking to futurists, our own data analytics team, doing regression analysis on the data, and just being aware of what others are saying and doing helps us in identifying trends. Because we're a business that delivers events, we have to plan now for what's going to happen tomorrow. We have to build facilitates that will match an environment that's years ahead of where we are now. There's so many things that can change and you just have to be adaptable.
What do you think your industry will look like in 10 years?
I think it'll be all about the entertainment aspect and the experience, and it will be very individualized as we provide live sports content to fans. Each fan will have their own needs and we've got to be able to customize that for our in-stadium experience by providing personalized food options, access to wifi, apps and more.
Then there's the broadcasted experience as well, which also needs to be individualized. This might mean having conversations with commentators, or being able to predict physiological responses to pressure. I think it's going to be customized to the needs of the consumer, and we'll have to adjust our product delivery to adapt to this. In addition, consumers will have less time, so we'll have to find new ways to engage with them for longer periods of time.
Thirdly, I think the sport of tennis with shift significantly, and you'll see different formats and scoring systems arise.
Has there ever been an instance where another industry has influenced an innovation at your company?
I think the tech industry has. The data that we have access to and are able to analyze wouldn't be possible without successful startups. Our own ability to become a production house has really affected us, as it's made the whole delivery of live sports so much more seamless.
What's the most unconventional thing you have done to get creative inspiration?
I'm a big believer of taking people out of their normal environment, so once or twice a year we do something that's just bizarre. One thing we've done is take everyone as high as we can in a hot air balloon and then just look down at the world. From there, we find out what ideas they have about what they can see. Another example is when we've gone horseback riding in the outback, or gone on a hike to bring people together and take them out of their comfort zone.
We've done role playing excursions as well, to explore new ways of thinking. As an organization, we do a lot of things by video. An example of something we've done recently is a program called "Pay It Forward," where we give everyone $1,000 and at the end of the year we give them a very big financial reward if they've taken that money and spread it further and to have an impact on improving people's lives. One woman on our team put her $1,000 to building a village in Rwanda for those who didn't have homes. She used the money to raise money from the government and made more, created fundraisers and just kept building. With that, she was able to hire a few hundred people and build an entire village. This fosters a culture of giving and gives people the chance to share some really incredible stories.
Craig Tiley, CEO at Tennis Australia
Riley von Niessen — March 17, 2017 — Business
References: theaustralian.au & tennis.au


text:
Anthony was looking for writing advice for his novel, the day he found Abbie Emmons' blog. He then decided to read her debut YA romance.
Here's what NieR: Automata and video games have taught me about empathy
With a two-year delay, Anthony has played and finished NieR: Automata. The experience was so touching he decided to write about the game, and what it all meant to him.
Orwell Society Fiction Prize 2019 – "Bad Harvest"
Anthony's dystopian short story, "Bad Harvest" was shortlisted for the Orwell Society Fiction Prize 2019. Read an excerpt here!
Toy Story: The Beauty of Growing Up
As both a child and a young adult, Toy Story was always one of my favourite series of all time. Through the eyes of Woody, I saw myself finding new friends, dealing with loneliness and the fear of being left alone, and mostly the fear of time and change.
Forsaken – The Elixir Magazine
What better way to start a New Year than a first publication? Anthony's latest short story has been published by The Elixir Magazine!
Writers on the Move – 7 Reasons Why Scrivener is better than Word
Scrivener is extremely popular among writers. What makes it so special? Is it really better than Microsoft Word, in some ways?
Why I Think Final Fantasy XV Feels Like Wasted Potential
In Final Fantasy XV, the potential was there to let it be many things; here, the Author tries to examine what went wrong in the process, under a pure storyteller's perspective.
#LoveIndies Week – Sunless Sea and the Beauty of Video Game Writing
To celebrate #LoveIndies week, the Author evaluates Sunless Sea, one of the most inspiring and wonderfully-written video games of the last few years.
"Good Pizza Great Pizza" [Game Localisation]
You can see Anthony's love for video games in some of the articles he wrote for his beloved website (which is me, by the way). And then, in May 2018, he was hired to work on a little mobile game localisation.
Your Mickey Mouse
For a charity talent-show event at The Disney Store, Anthony was asked to write a short story that he would then read in front of a small audience. Inspired by a Guest in store, he decided to write a story about loss, nostalgia, and family love – all connected by a "simple" Mouse.


text:
Surgical Light Source
We offer surgical light source including Optofine Light Source and Storz 300 Xenon Light Source. This source is commonly used in operation theatres to provide the homogenous visualization during surgical procedures. The best quality of this source is that it does not create any eyestrain to both surgeon and patient. It provides the shadow free and equal amount of light at operative site that reduces the risk of compilations. This source is easily mounted on the ceiling and wall and also handle that allow the adjusting of lighting. Apart from this, the provided surgical light source generates high light intensity that require for larger cavities.


text:
Transcript The JW modifier is only applied to the amount of drug or biological
January 2014 Jean C. Russell, MS, RHIT [email protected] Richard Cooley, BA, CCS [email protected] Matthew H. Lawney MSPT, MBA, CHC, [email protected] 518-430-1144 2 Agenda • • • • • Payment Basics Code & Payment Changes 2014-2015 • Drugs • Vaccines Self Administered Drugs Drug Wastage Billing units 3 Outpatient Payment Medicare Outpatient Drugs, biologicals and vaccines are paid under APCs Roughly 900 drugs, biologicals and vaccines are identified by HCPCS code Roughly 320 are paid while the rest are packaged or non-covered Paid drugs are Status G (pass-through), K (nonpass through), or L and F (reasonable cost) 4 Medicare IP Some Drugs paid in addition to DRGs Report clotting factors Use rev code 636 Report Vaccines Use rev code 636 Use bill type 12x (inpatient part B) rather than type 11x (inpatient bill) Chapter 18, Preventative Services, Medicare Claims Processing Manual, website: http://www.cms.gov/Regulations-andGuidance/Guidance/Manuals/Downloads/clm104c18.pdf 5 Payment Medicaid APG- CLASS PHARMACOTHERAPY Report drug HCPCS on claim Paid by weight x rate (based on rate code) http://www.health.ny.gov/health_care/medicaid/rates/apg/rates/hospital/ index.htm Most OP drugs billed under 1432 – Clinic 1402 - ER Carve-out drugs reported separately 6 Carve Outs- "Never Pay APGs" APG 430 431 432 433 434 441 443 APG Desc Class I Chemotherapy Drugs Class II Chemotherapy Drugs Class III Chemotherapy Drugs Class IV Chemotherapy Drugs Class V Chemotherapy Drugs Class VI Chemotherapy Drugs CLASS VII CHEMOTHERAPY DRUGS CLASS XIII COMBINED CHEMOTHERAPY AND 465 PHARMACOTHERAPY 495 MINOR CHEMOTHERAPY DRUGS Alternative Payment Date added to APG Type Available* Never Pay List Drug Yes - carve out 12/1/2008 Drug Yes - carve out 12/1/2008 Drug Yes - carve out 12/1/2008 Drug Yes - carve out 12/1/2008 Drug Yes - carve out 12/1/2008 Drug Yes - carve out 1/1/2010 Drug Yes - carve out 1/1/2011 Drug Drug Yes - carve out Yes - carve out 7/1/2011 7/1/2012 http://www.health.ny.gov/health_care/medicaid/rates/methodology/apg_ carve_out.htm 7 Carve Outs Report as referred ambulatory- no rate code Report with National Drug Code (NDC) NDC maintained by pharmacist in formulary Report with Acquisition Cost 8 Rev Codes 25x 250 General Pharmacy 251 Generic Drugs Pharmacy 252 Nongeneric Drugs Pharmacy 253 Take Home Drugs Pharmacy 254 Drugs Incident To Other Diagnostic Services 255 Drugs Incident To Radiology 256 Experimental Drugs 257 Nonprescription Drugs 258 IV Solutions Pharmacy 259 Other Pharmacy 636- Drugs Requiring Detailed Coding 637- Self-Administrable Drugs 9 Code & Payment Changes 2014-2015 10 Drug Cost Threshold Moved from $80 in 2013 to $90 for 2014 Drugs greater than $90 per day cost (national average) will be paid Used ASP+6 percent per unit payment amount across all dosage levels of a specific drug or biological by the estimated units per day 11 2014 Payment for Drugs Drugs, Biologicals, and Radiopharmaceuticals Pass- through drugs will be paid at Average Sale Price plus 6% If ASP data is not available then Wholesale Acquisition Cost plus 6% If no WAC then 95% of most recent Average Wholesale Price 12 Pass-Through Drugs Temporary "at least" 2 to "not more than" 3 year "pass-through" of cost for new drugs Fourteen pass-through drugs and biologicals will expire, five became packaged, the rest became status K (non pass-through) Fourteen new pass-through drugs in 2014 13 New Pass-through Drugs 2014 14 2013 Status K No Longer Paid in 2014 Drug Description HCPCS 10/2013 SI 1/2014 SI Adenosine Inj Dx 30mg J0152 K D Certolizumab Pegol Inj 1mg J0718 K D Filgrastim Inj 300mcg J1440 K D Filgrastim Inj 480mcg J1441 K D Zoledronic Acid Inj NOS 1mg Q2051 K D Interferon Beta 1A IM Inj 11mcg Q3025 K D Rotovirus Vacc 2 Dose Oral 90681 K E Alglucerase Inj 10u J0205 K E Estrone Inj 1mg J1435 K E Immune Globulin SC Inj 100mg J1562 K E Gonadorelin HCL Inj 100mcg J1620 K E Diazoxide Inj up to 300mg J1730 K E Itraconazole Inj 50mg J1835 K E Protirelin Inj 250mcg J2725 K E Urokinase Inj 250,000iu vial J3365 K E Leuprolide Acetate Impl 65mg J9219 K E Sermorelin Acetate Inj 1mcg Q0515 K E Arbutamine HCL Inj 1mg J0395 K E 15 2013 Status K to Packaged in 2014 Drug Description HCPCS 10/2013 SI 1/2014 SI Clevidipine Butyrate Inj 1mg C9248 K N Methyldopate HCL Inj up to 250mg J0210 K N Amphotericin B Cholesteryl Inj 10mg J0288 K N Anidulafungin Inj 1mg J0348 K N Testosterone Enanthate Inj up to 1cc J0900 K N Dimethyl Sulfoxide Inj 50% 50ml J1212 K N Fomivirsen Na Intraocular Inj 1.65mg J1452 K N Gatifloxacin Inj 10mg J1590 K N Minocycline Hydrochloride Inj 1mg J2265 K N Oxacillin Sodium Inj up to 250mg J2700 K N Regadenoson Inj 0.1mg J2785 K N Rho-D Immune Globulin Inj 50mcg J2788 K N Somatropin Inj 1mg J2941 K N Human Fibrinogen Conc Inj 1mg J7178 K N Everolimus Oral 0.25mg J7527 K N Busulfan Oral 2mg J8510 K N Fludarabine Phosphate Oral 1mg J8562 K N Epirubicin HCL Inj 2mg J9178 K N Gemcitabine Inj HCl 200mg J9201 K N Interferon Alfacon 1 Recom Inj 1mcg J9212 K N Visualization Adjunct Inj 1mg Q9968 K N 16 2013 Status N or E to K in 2014 Drug Description HCPCS 10/2013 SI 1/2014 SI Interferon Alfa N3 Inj 250,000iu J9215 N K Interferon Alfa 2A Inj 3mu J9213 N K Factor VIII (porcine) 1iu J7191 N K Foscarnet Sodium Inj 1000mg J1455 N K Pentobarbital Sodium Inj 50mg J2515 N K Phentolanine Mesylate Inj up to 5mg J2760 N K Totazoline HCL Inj up to 25mg J2670 E K Urea Inj up to 40gm J3350 N K Mumps Vacc SC 90704 N K Verify Multipliers! 17 Replacement Codes with Units Change Drug Description Chlorpromazine HCL Oral 10mg Chlorpromazine HCL Oral 25mg HCPCS 1/2014 SI Drug Description Chlorpromazine HCL Oral Q0171 D 5mg Chlorpromazine HCL Oral Q0172 D 5mg HCPCS 1/2014 SI Dronabinol Oral 5mg Q0168 D Pertuzumab Inj 10mg C9292 D Q0161 N Q0161 N Dronabinol Oral 2.5mg Q0167 N Pertuzumab Inj 1mg J9306 G 18 Vaccine Changes Deleted vaccine Q2033, Influenza vaccine (flublok) New vaccine 90673, Influenza vaccine, trivalent, derived from recombinant DNA, for IM use 19 Drug Administration No major changes Continue to reimburse for the add-on procedures, with the exception of add-on vaccination codes and pump reset 90472, immunization, each additional 90474, immunize oral/nasal, each additional 96371, therapeutic infusion SC reset pump All three are now unconditionally packaged (SI N) 20 Proposed Rule 2014 Create 29 Comprehensive APCs with one payment made for the primary service plus all adjunctive services performed to support that service These were developed from the 29 highest cost device dependent APCs There will be a new status indicator (J1) to identify the 136 HCPCS codes which map to the 29 comprehensive APCs 21 Proposed Rule A single payment will be made that includes the following when performed as part of the service: All DME items Rehab codes, including PT/OT/ST All drugs, except pass-through drugs (status G), including self-administered drugs Recovery and extended recovery and observation services Two or more comprehensive APC procedures will result in payment for the higher paid procedure Add-on procedures 22 Final Rule 2014 Comprehensive APCs have been FINALIZED, But delayed until 1/1/2015 Extra time to allow hospitals to perform a thorough analysis of the impact of this change so that they can implement changes CMS will apply a "degree of complexity" to each J1 procedure 23 Drugs/Biologicals/Radiopharm Dx Tests In 2013, the following drugs are APC status N (unconditionally packaged) unless status G (passthru): Drugs with a per day cost less than threshold Diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals Contrast agents Anesthesia drugs Drugs used as a supply Implanted biologicals 24 Drugs/Biologicals/Radiopharm Dx Tests For 2014, CMS is adding more categories of diagnostic drugs unconditionally packaged Drugs, biologicals, and radiopharmaceuticals that function as supplies when used in diagnostic tests or procedures Drugs and biologicals when used as supplies in surgical procedures 25 Unconditionally Packaged in 2014 Stress Agents HCPCS Code C9275, Injection, hexaminolevulinate hydrochloride, 100 mg, per study dose 26 Self Administered Drugs Self-administered drugs (SAD) are considered a statutory exclusion from Medicare benefits Reported in the non-covered portion of the outpatient bill Use Rev Code 637 for OP billing For most commercial payers report with a 250 revenue code 27 SAD Medicare Part B does not cover drugs that are "usually" (i.e., more than 50% of the time) selfadministered by the patient It is a "benefit category" denial and not a denial based on medical necessity An Advance Beneficiary Notice ("ABN") is not required Therefore providers may charge the beneficiary for an excluded drug If Hospital pharmacy participates (most don't) in Part D drug plan, then some SAD may be covered 28 NGS SAD List Contractors (FI/MACs) must publish a list of the injectable drugs that are subject to the selfadministered exclusion on their Web site Link to NGS SAD list-- http://www.cms.gov/medicare-coveragedatabase/indexes/articlelist.aspx?Cntrctr=63&name=National%20Government%20Services,%20Inc.%20%20( 00450,%20FI)&DocStatus=SAD&ContrNum=00450&CntrctrType=FI&LCntrctr=63&bc =BAACAACAAAAA&#ResultsAnchor J1675 INJECTION, HISTRELIN ACETATE, 10 MICROGRAMS Histrelin acetate 10mg J1815 INJECTION, INSULIN, PER 5 UNITS Insulin J1817 INSULIN FOR ADMINISTRATION THROUGH DME (I.E., INSULIN PUMP) PER 50 UNITS Insulin for administration 29 Don't Report Admin Do not report the injection administration with the SAD list drugs 30 Billing for Wastage The CMS encourages physicians, hospitals and other providers and suppliers to care for and administer to patients in such a way that they can use drugs or biologicals most efficiently When a provider must discard the remainder of a single use vial or other single use package after administering a drug or biological to a Medicare patient, the program provides payment for the amount of drug or biological discarded as well as the dose administered, up to the amount of the drug or biological as indicated on the vial or package label Medicare Claims Processing Manual Chapter 17 - Drugs and Biologicals 31 Wastage Document what was wasted Can be per patient documentation Can be included in a drug wastage policy Don't bill waste for multi-use vials OIG has recommended FIs set up an edit that looks for drug billing units equal to full vials for "multi-use" vial drugs 32 Multi Use Vials Herceptin comes in a multiuse vial of 440 milligrams Herceptin, when reconstituted with BWFI and stored properly, can be used for up to 28 days For multiuse vials, Medicare pays only for the amount administered to a beneficiary and does not pay for any discarded drug A payment for an entire multiuse vial is likely to be incorrect This audit is part of a nationwide review of the drug Herceptin Report by THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL- December 2012 A-05-1100112 33 JW Modifier The JW modifier is only applied to the amount of drug or biological that is discarded Not required by NGS Some Hospitals use the JW modifier as part of there wastage documentation program 34 NDC Review National Drug Code maintained in the formulary by the pharmacist 11 digit code represents brand (labeler), drug and dose, vial size NDC is used for billing for some payers e.g., Medicaid Periodic review is important https://www.emedny.org/info/formfile.aspx 35 Billing Units Maintain Medicare billing units definition in CDM, not vial size from formulary E.g., J3246 Tirofiban HCL CDM description- Tirofiban HCL Inj 0.25mg Formulary description- Tirofiban HCL Inj 12.5mg 1- 12.5 mg vial = 50 billing units-- J3246 x 50 Round up partial units to whole billing units 36 Formulary to CDM Review Review at least annually Join Formulary to CDM Reconcile Formulary items not linked to CDM Drug CDM items with no formulary link Review multipliers 37 Pyxis Review the pharmacy Pyxis (or other automated dispensing system) Links to the CDM need to be verified Pull sample claims and verify charge flow to billing 38 Nuclear Medicine Procedureto-Radiolabled Product Edit CMS finalized the proposal to discontinue this edit There will no longer be an edit to ensure that nuclear medicine drugs are reported with nuclear medicine procedures Therefore care must be taken to ensure these drugs are correctly reported with the appropriate charges 39 Radiology Drugs Drugs used for contrast and diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals continue to be packaged Exception is one new pass-through drug A9520, TC 99m Tilimanocept, dx, up to 0.5 millicuries (was C1204 in 2013) Will have an off-set applied to the procedure equal to the amount included in the procedure payment that represents packaged drugs Non pass-through therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals will be reimbursed on ASP plus 6% 40 Questions and Discussion 41 Contact Us Richard Cooley Phone: Email: 518-430-1144 [email protected] Matthew Lawney Phone: Email: 845-642-6462 [email protected] Jean Russell Phone: Email: 518-369-4986 [email protected] 42 http://www.EpochHealth.com/ 43 CPT® Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) Copyright 2012 American Medical Association All Rights Reserved Registered trademark of the AMA 44 Disclaimer Information and opinions included in this presentation are provided based on our interpretation of current available regulatory resources. No representation is made as to the completeness or accuracy of the information. Please refer to your payer or specific regulatory guidelines as necessary.


text:
Copyright © 2017 CNE Worldwide Logistics all rights reserved
Butner, North Carolina
LaVergne, Tennessee
Orlando, Florida
Ashland, Virginia
Coral Springs, Florida Corporate Headquarters
4232 Northwest 120th Avenue
Coral Springs, Florida 33065
Ph: (954) 255-2000 | Fax: (954) 255-2013
Charlotte, North Carolina
1801 Cross Beam Drive, Suite J
Charlotte, North Carolina 28217
Ph: (704) 329-0060 | Fax: (704) 329-0069
CNE Worldwide Logistics can handle fulfillment requirements for businesses engaged in E-Commerce, which include inventory management, and daily small package (customer direct) shipments.
We streamline critical fulfillment processes: receiving orders, product tracking, shipping and delivery from our secure, climate-controlled warehouse in Coral Springs, Florida. In addition to warehousing, storage and fulfillment, we maintain an in-house fleet of trucks and trailers for dedicated, time-sensitive local and global distribution. CNE's real-time item monitoring and information systems ensure that every product warehoused, stored and shipped is accounted for with our customers receiving monthly activity reports.
CNE has excellent relationships with the largest domestic and international third-party mail providers with competitive rates.
Jacksonville, Florida
855- 14 St. John's Bluff Road | Hangar C-9
Jacksonville, Florida 32225
Ph: (904) 655-3385
Louisville, Kentucky
2100 South 9th Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40208
Ph: (502) 921-3654
Warehousing and Fulfillment


text:
We adore colour and our curated interiors are known to reflect that! But how do you make a colourful home? How do you turn a neutral living room into a vibrant colour infused pad, that you love to spend time in? Here are our steps:
- Choose your statement piece. Like a story, you need a beginning and your statement piece is exactly that for your interior. New York decoupage artist John Derian, makes beautiful hand blown glass plates which make equisite statement pieces and lead on to some wonderful colour combinations.
- Make a colour palate. Now you can choose a selection of colours that will compliment your statement piece. You can use harmonious colours (colours that sit next to each other in the colour wheel) like orange and pinks which share a red base. Or try contrasting colours like the reds and yellows as seen in our Miho 3D sculptures. They explode with colour and sit perfectly with accessories such as our Edgar lamp in ink blue.
- Create a mood board. Mood boards are a fantastic way to gather your ideas and consolidate your thoughts on what ambience you're trying to create. Whether you want a warm and cosy atmosphere or a minimalist effect, there are some great tools online to help. Try bookmarking images you like on Instagram, then move them to Pinterest where you can order them by room, colour and other topics. Or simply get out your magazines and a pair of scissors.
- Add some fun and quirk with your home accessories. Using ideas from your mood board, you can create interest and talking points for your home. We love our range of hand felted animals with swans, elephants, rabbits, birds and more. They all ooze personality and look fabulous wall mounted or perched on top of furniture.
- Live colourfully! Once you've completed these first steps don't stop there! Your home will continue to evolve, so just help it in the right direction. Be inspired by colour and your love affair with your home will continue to grow!


text:
Meet the winner of O-Ringen Kolmården 2019.
In Radio O-Ringen podcast # 133 you will meet Ruslan Glibov from Ukraine. He lives in Stockholm and runs for OK Ravinen since many years.
Per Forsberg met Ruslan Glibov in the world's most populous city in China, Chongqing. This is in connection with the PWT tour 2019. It became an interesting conversation about his background in Ukraine and Dnipro. Of course, we also talked about his great victory in Kolmården and O-Ringen 2019, but also about how his life looks where he lives in OK Ravinen's clubhouse just outside Stockholm. He won a World Cup silver in the long distance in Latvia 2018 and he wants to win more but the question is whether the conditions are there to achieve this. More about this in the pod. Listen to Radio O-Ringen podcast # 133 with Ruslan Glibov, OK Ravinen here. The podcast is in english.
Copyright © 2014-2018 O-Ringen AB. Alla rättigheter förbehålls. | En webbsida från Limepark byggd i SiteVision


text:
Display specific OSM objects in imported maps
the OSM database includes much more information then displayed in LAND Software, when you load an *.osm file. How is it possible to display specific objects in LAND from OSM for example: "fire hydrant" as show on http://openfiremap.org/.
The goal is to have a osm map layer only with specific objects on top of an LAND TOP25 map.
I really look forward to hear from you.
7 comments
As said by Twolandnaviste, if you want to display different objects with Land, you must use a vector map like VMAP type.
So it is then necessary to export OSM objects in a vector map. VMAP type should not be proposed, maybe shapefile type is possible.
If you can get a such map, Land can read shapefile file and converts it to its own vector map type.
But if OSM objects are only points, like "fire hydrant", it would be possible to export them as waypoints and Land can read a such format and displays, or not, these waypoints.
Best regards
Hi Joe and Roland,
Joe, when you are with your link, how do export the map
Do you want only your city ?
I do not found how to have the map... Do you know that ?
I went to another site OpenStreetmap. I exported a .osm map but I do not find "fire hydrand".
This map exported and openned with Land do not give the layer you want. Is it a specific layer or an OpenStreet map for firefighters ?
Above the map I got...
Best regards
Hi Roland and Twolandnaviste,
thanks for your time and feedback!
@Roland: I will give it a tray to export the fire hydrants in a LAND supported file type from OSM. But this is an extra step which I want to avoid :-).
Wow, you really put a lot of effort in this case - thanks! I am not sure, how deep you are into OSM. OSM is a DATABASE which contains all the geo information, not a static (vector) map. Everyone can use the database to "render" a map with an osm-server, with for your map purpose showing information. On your own osm-server you can choose what information should be displayed in what kind of style. So the guys from openfiremap.org configured there server to show the firehydrants which are in the osm-database. Other guys set their osm-server to show helpful information for mountain bikes, for example tracks and trails, which are also not shown on the "normal" osm-server.
To see what I mean, you can open openstreetmap.org (the official osm-server) as shown on your screenshot and enable the checkbox on the right "Donnes de carte". You then get all information stored in the osm-database displayed. In Aumühle, you can see the circles on the streets, this are the fire hydrants stored in the osm-database. :-)
So, now the question is, is there a possibility in LAND to configure (for example in a config-file) what POIs you can choose form OSM on the left side. There must be a way, to link the attributes form LAND to OSM. The guys who write the code for LAND should be able to answer the question ;-)
I look forward to hear from you.
Best wishes
Somewhere in one of these two pages, it is writting that there is a GPX file or the possiblity to have it...
But I was unable to find where and how to get the file.
May be you read English better than me..... May be you have to send a email to somebody of OpenStreet...
Best regards
In this forum, there is "good guys"....: https://www.naviboard.de/forumdisplay.php?s=582c54183797e2ac3176826f4d05847a&f=131
Best regards
Hi Joe,
I went to another site OpenStreetmap. I exported a .osm map but I do not find "fire hydrant".
I do not find fire hydrants with LAND ! But they are in the map !
I have open the map I've downloaded with NotePad++ and fire hydrants are inside....
It seems Land is not programmed to display all layers of a map but only if those are usefull for road and outdoor activities.
Best regards
Please sign in to leave a comment.


text:
I have tried to come up with a theme or something to write about but due to personal circumstances the well is pretty dry.
So instead, I'll just post some pictures of a beautiful Alaska day.
Here's a shot of spring foliage on the open tundra.
It had the most wonderful fragrance when your walked across it- much like a fresh lemon.
Here's a pretty unremarkable beaver lodge.
Even the unremarkable ones are pretty remarkable when you think about it.
Here's a location my son dubbed "Echo Canyon" for the obvious reasons.
The wind kept blowing scree down the sides making an eerie noise of constant rockfall.
This canyon extends for several miles. Looked in vain for sheep. After all hunting season is a mere 3 months away!
Here's a landscape that looks like it belongs on Mars. Red rock (bearing iron deposits and such) with a large greenish chunk of sulfur bearing rock protruding from it.
The geology here is nothing short of amazing. Everything at odd angles and a variety of minerals meeting in weird layers.
The colors give the place its name- Rainbow Mountain.
More to come- best of summer to you all.


text:
Senior Lighting Designer – London (3969)
Working as part of our Lighting design team on an exciting range of projects, this is an ideal role for an experienced and creative Senior Designer looking to develop their career on a global platform and in partnership with signature architects and collaborators.
What role is on offer?
Due to the ongoing growth of our portfolio of outstanding projects, our team has an opportunity for an experienced Senior Lighting Designer to join the London studio. Working with Lighting professionals from a variety of backgrounds, you will have the opportunity to use and advance your skills and career within our friendly, close-knit team. Recent projects are broad in range and location and include the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, The Louvre Abu Dhabi, Piece Hall and many more.
Ongoing projects in 2019 include mixed use developments, cultural & civic buildings, public spaces, commercial and sporting venues, offering a rich diversity of projects to be a great part of.
What do you bring?
Ideally you will have a passion for lighting and creative design, along with a sound foundation in lighting design and demonstrable experience in a lead designer role. Working with a variety of stakeholders you will also have honed your conceptual and communication skills, and will able to communicate ideas in both sketch, Revit and CAD form. We envision that you will also have strong specification, controls systems, code and commissioning knowledge. An ability to manage resources to meet multiple deadlines and work in an integrated manner within a multi-disciplinary team is essential. You will also need to comfortable in a client-facing capacity and able to develop relationships externally.
Why join BuroHappold?
In return, we can offer you a great opportunity to build your career within our supportive and flexible team. Working on high quality projects both in the UK and further afield, you will be working with colleagues across the globe and will have an important role in shaping and developing landmark projects.
If you would like to have an informal discussion around the role, please get in touch with Thomas White in the BuroHappold recruitment team – +442079 279 700


text:
Developing Sport as Means to Promote Social Change
Using sport is an effective approach to addressing extreme poverty, inequality and climate change. The Beyond Sport Foundation raises awareness of and provides support and funding to various organizations using sport to promote positive social change. In this project, they will focus on four sport organizations that, besides their regular activities, focus on equality, health, innovation and peace. The selected organizations will receive the tools needed, such as strategic and communicative support, to scale up their work and make a greater impact.


text:
Cansu Ertan
Strategy and Non-Financial Asset Management
Cansu works as a Sustainability Consultant on Non-Financial Asset Management at S360. She graduated from Urban and Regional Planning Program of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in 2012. She earned an MSc degree in Environment and Society Studies from Radboud University in 2015. In the following year, she completed the MSc in European Spatial Planning and Environmental Policy program at Cardiff University, where she wrote her dissertation on climate cost of animal foods.
Prior to becoming part of the S360 team in September 2016, Cansu gained experience in both national and international organizations such as Cardiff University Sustainable Places Research Institute, Lisbon Municipality and Istanbul Development Agency.
Human rights, animal welfare and environmental awareness are at the centre of her ethical approach to life.