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Following two terrible world wars, the "post-war rapid growth model" finally failed at the end of the 1960s. In other words, programs aimed at increasing productivity still further within the framework of that model collapsed.
The troubles that began in those years and erupted in the 1974 oil crisis did so when the growth rate in developed economies began to slow down and profit margins to fall. The situation was so bad that in OECD countries alone, which consist of developed nations such as Western Europe, the United States, Canada and Japan, unemployment reached tens of millions. In such an atmosphere, capital that was unable to find investment opportunities in the real sector began seeking profits all over the world and turned instead to developing countries. In this way, it was the finance sector, together with the possibilities and advantages bestowed by technology, that developed the most rapidly over the last 20 years.
Capital that turned its attention to developing nations during that process obtained great profits from those regions. The international companies that set their eyes on those countries invested only a very small part of the profits they made in real production. However, money can only increase its value when used for production, and that would have made it possible for those countries to repay debts and develop their economies. However, a large part of the loans extended were used unproductively, and yet more re-entered the international finance system because of corruption. The way that developing countries' capital was kept away from those areas that most use could be made of it brought them face to face with great difficulties when it came to debt repayment.
Economies unable to repay accumulated debts have sought a solution in increased borrowing, and have been trapped in a vicious circle from which there is no escape. That was then followed by further unproductive borrowing and higher interest rates. Trying to borrow to repay loans led to a process of further borrowing caused by interest repayments. As the productivity of real investments fell during this process, some investors were forced into bankruptcy, and others to seriously reduce the scope of their activities.
Money that retreated from the market caused producers to have problems selling their products and to be unable to repay their bank loans. Banks and financial organizations that are unable to get their money back from industrialists try to pay their own debts to other international lenders (international capital) by using deposits belonging to the public. In such a situation the slightest rumour (if we bear in mind that rumours have a serious effect on economies that are not performing well) leads to customers who want to withdraw their money being unable to do so. The bank will then announce that it has gone bankrupt and turn over the whole of its debt to the state.
States suffering under such a burden again seek a solution in further borrowing, this time falling under a greater interest burden. Yet that is still no solution. The important point is that it is only possible to pay back loans by means of the use of capital in real production.
The fundamental cause of the crises in the 1980s and 1990s was the fact that such capital was not used in real production in sufficient quantities.
The latest example of a country caught in the interest trap is Argentina, whose economy collapsed under foreign debt of 130 billion dollars. Business closures, the hungry unemployed and desperate people unable to make their voices heard all give rise to social unrest. In fact, the social problems that have already started and are likely to continue are being followed with great unease.
First of all, loans must not be eaten away unproductively or unjustly, but must all be benefited from in the field of production. Industrialists must keep prices low and raise quality thanks to these investments. In that way imports from other countries must be reduced, and the country's exports raised.
In the same way that a country which sees increased cash inflow into its economy can easily repay its debts, it can also easily become a trustworthy investment destination due to the confidence that it inspires. It will then attract capital, by investing in profitable enterprises and making gains. In this way, that country's companies will gain value, its currency will become stable, unemployment levels will fall, and most important of all, the public will feel confident again and look to the future with hope.
The deep chaos caused by the interest economy has revealed itself in many countries so far, and has caused the heavy price to be paid by the public in those nations. These problems, caused by individual interests and lack of ethics, refuse to disappear from many countries, and clearly demonstrate that the solution lies in the morality of the Qur'an. In the same way that Allah has condemned as a sin the unjust consumption of others' property and the waste of existing resources, so He has also forbidden people to ignore others and plunge them into difficulties for the sake of their own gain. The solution to the problems plaguing the economy lies in all of mankind abiding by the morality of the Qur'an, which recommends a human model that is productive, just and enterprising.
In the same way that an atmosphere of peace, security and justice can only come about when people live by the morality of the Qur'an, it is possible to resolve the problems in the economy and increase every individual's standard of living by implementing that morality in every sphere of life.


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Apricot Angel Cookies
- Prep Time: 20 min
- Cook Time: 12 min
- Ready Time: 60 min
- Yield: 4 dozen
- 1 cup Crisco® Butter Flavor All-Vegetable Shortening
- OR 1 stick Crisco® Baking Sticks Butter Flavor All-Vegetable Shortening
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups Pillsbury BEST™ All Purpose Flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups chopped dried apricots
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
Preparation Directions
- HEAT oven to 350ºF.
- BEAT shortening, sugar and brown sugar on medium speed of electric mixer 5 minutes or until light. Beat in eggs and vanilla until well blended. Combine flour, baking soda and salt in medium bowl. Add to shortening mixture, mixing well. Stir in apricots and nuts. Drop by tablespoonfuls about 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets .
- BAKE 12 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Cool on cookie sheets 4 minutes. Place on cooling racks to cool completely.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 cookie), Calories 100 (Calories from Fat 45), Total Fat 5g (Saturated Fat 1g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 10mg, Sodium 55mg, Total Carbohydrate 12g (Dietary Fiber 1g, Sugars 7g), Protein 1g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 6%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 2%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.

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There's a lot of supposition about millennials in the business environment. It's hard to know what's fact and what's fiction. This week, I ran across an interesting perspective in Forbes, "10 Things Millennial CEOs Will Reimagine in America," by marketing guru Jeff Fromm. He considers how the business world will evolve when millennials take over leading it.
For example, Fromm says that while companies will become more pragmatic in their financial decision making, they will also invest in research and development to innovate and solve problems. He also writes that millennial bosses will care more about economic value generated than time spent on the job.
"The millennial generation is largely misunderstood," Fromm writes. "They are a diverse group that has faced real social and economic challenges during their most formative years. Smart companies will take heed of millennials' perspective."
While everyone is talking about millennials, maybe it's time to talk to them? I'm excited to share with you a video produced as part of the National Association of Manufacturers' (NAM) "We are Manufacturing" campaign.
In the video, you will see there are lots of outdated views about manufacturing and the jobs associated with it. It seems millennials' ideas about manufacturing come from the 18th and 19th centuries, not the state-of-the art, international networks of today. However, what the people interviewed in the video did seem to grasp is that manufacturing is important to economies. What APICS and our friends at NAM understand is that millennials and the generations that come after will be the future of manufacturing.
The future of the profession
We in supply chain and operations management have some work to do to ensure this new generation of workers (and future workers) understand the potential that jobs in this field offer. For example, consider the summer 2013 results of the APICS Operations Management Salary and Employment Report. At the time, 49 percent of survey respondents with hiring responsibility indicated they anticipated hiring new employees within in the next 12 months, with 93 percent indicating they planned to hire within one or more of the following operational areas: execution and control of operations, purchasing/customer relationship management, quality, resource planning, and supply chain management.
Further indicating the quality of jobs in the supply chain and operations management area is the pay for those jobs. According to the salary and employment report, the average annual compensation across all operations management job categories was $99,685.
To get the word out to millennials about APICS and the rewarding field of supply chain and operations management, the APICS Board of Directors unanimously voted to eliminate student membership dues, retroactive to January 1, 2014. As of April 1, students who meet the eligibility requirements will able to enjoy the benefits of APICS membership at no cost.
We are pleased to make the benefits of APICS student membership even more accessible to our future leaders in the industry, and we appreciate the roles you—as members, volunteers, and partners—play in this process. Encourage the students you know to visit apics.org and join now.
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Nancy S. Loving, DVM
Nancy S. Loving, DVM, owns Loving Equine Clinic in Boulder, Colorado, and has a special interest in managing the care of sport horses. Her book, All Horse Systems Go, is a comprehensive veterinary care and conditioning resource in full color that covers all facets of horse care. She has also authored the books Go the Distance as a resource for endurance horse owners, Conformation and Performance, and First Aid for Horse and Rider in addition to many veterinary articles for both horse owner and professional audiences.
Articles by Nancy Loving
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September 08, 2016
Tips on getting your facility back to normal so your horses have a safe and comfortable place to, once again, call home. Read More
Horse Feed Storage and Preservation
September 05, 2016
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15 is the New 10: Keeping the Middle-Aged Horse Healthy
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July 06, 2016
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June 15, 2016
This treatment uses the horse's blood to generate serum enriched with growth factors and anti-inflammatory mediators. Read More
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June 07, 2016
Some horses are vulnerable to sun damage. Here's what to watch for and how to protect against it. Read More
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May 31, 2016
A number of congenital or developmental problems can impair a foal's vision. Here's what to watch for. Read More
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April 20, 2016
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April 01, 2016
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March 31, 2016
Surveyed vets emphasized the importance of control and choice to help combat the stress associated with the profession. Read More
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Equine Vaccination Q&A
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Jacquard bustier features a cubist design balanced with a curvy sweetheart neckline. Solid black stretch knit back. Adjustable straps included.
- Hourglass fit.
- Grosgrain ribbon embellishes the seams. Silicone piping on the inner back edge. Full-length back zip with hook-and-eye closure.
- Lined in silky black charmeuse.
- 97% Cotton, 3% Spandex. Hand wash or dry clean. Imported
- Sits at the upper hip (22" from top edge to hem).
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As changes and additions may be made during the week, please check the following log periodically to stay updated on road conditions.
ROAD CLOSURES:Rose Avenue - Thursday and Friday, July 25 and 26, 2013:From 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Rose Avenue will be closed between the addresses of 97 and 119 for the installation of a water main for MMWD.
E Blithedale Avenue - Monday through Friday, July 22 to 26, 2013:From 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., expect a lane closure on inbound E Blithedale, between Elm Avenue and Elm Avenue, while work continues on the E Blithedale Street and Sewer Rehabilitation Project. Please watch for signage and cones marking lane changes. Consider using Miller Avenue as an alternate route.
Throckmorton - Friday, July 26, 2013:From 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., expect a moving lane closure beginning at 507 Throckmorton Avenue, moving eastbound to Corneila, as contractors for PG&E continue work to upgrade the electrical system. The work will also include pole replacements.
Summit Avenue - Friday, July 26, 2013:From 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., there will be a moving lane shift between the addresses of 278 and 247 Summit Avenue as contractors pre-TV Summit Avenue for the City.
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Steve Barrett was featured in the Troop Talk column in the Beacon News in Aurora, IL, for his service during the Vietnam War. He was a U.S. Navy hospital corpsman serving with a Marine unit stationed in Da Nang, Vietnam. On March 30, 1971, news broke that the Viet Cong had bombed a train in a mountainous area resulting in 22 casualties. Barrett headed to a medevac helicopter with his crew and as they were coming in to pick up the victims, the enemy hit the helicopter with an RPG (rocket-propelled grenade) and the helicopter went down. Shrapnel killed four Marines and Barrett suffered serious cuts and a broken back. After a 13-month tour he was sent back to the United States, where he met his wife in his native New Jersey and then traveled to San Diego to serve on board a ship docked on the coast. In early 1972, just two weeks before he was to be discharged from the Navy, Barrett received orders to report back to Vietnam. He boarded a ship and sailed as far as Pearl Harbor before being sent back to San Diego since he didn't plan to re-enlist. He was discharged in April 1972 and decided to stay in Naperville. He landed a job with AT&T and joined the Navy Reserve just three months after being discharged and retired from the military in 1999 after 20 years of service. He is the assistant superintendent for the Veterans Assistance Commission of Kendall County in Yorkville, IL. He and his wife Lynne live in Oswego, IL, and have two children.
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The departments plan to raise funds for a new 3,000-gallon water tanker truck to be used in response to fires and other emergencies across all of Karnes County.
Karnes City Volunteer Fire Department Chief Charlie Malik said local volunteer fire departments are continuing to work with these companies and the dream is beginning to come to reality.
Malik explained that energy companies have pledged to raise $150,000 and local fire departments agreed to raise the remainder of the funds needed, with a projected cost for the truck being approximately $225,000.
"The truck will be a 3,000-gallon water transport truck that will be used to supply water to the rural areas of Karnes County where water is not as readily available as in the cities where we have fire hydrants," Malik said. "The truck will be operated by the Karnes City Volunteer Fire Department and will be available to all the fire departments in the county when needed. We are working with the chief officers from all the departments in the county to design a truck that will meet everyone's needs."
A separate account has been set up at Karnes County National Bank for this special fund raising effort. For more information about how to get involved with the effort, or make a contribution to help pay for the cost of the new tanker truck, call Charlie Malik at 780-2666 or email email@example.com.


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Paige Dacanay knew the 'L' for her volleyball position, while designating libero, also could stand for "last" to be recruited.
It's understood in the volleyball world that the tall girls get picked first, then the shorter girls who fill less glamorous, yet still valuable, roles get their shots.
The 5-foot-3 Prairie Ridge senior was fine with that. In fact, it worked out to her advantage because she gained more college attention this winter with Club Fusion's top team, 18 Black.
Dacanay signed last week to Northern Illinois University and will attend the DeKalb school on an NCAA Division I volleyball scholarship. Dacanay had some scholarship offers a year ago, but more schools were interested in the past few months. Her decision came down to Loyola (Md.), Wisconsin-Green Bay and NIU.
"Being on the top team, I got more interest," said Dacanay, who played on Fusion's 17 White last year. "And I know the smaller girls get picked last. Playing on Black and our high school season really helped me."
Prairie Ridge was 30-9 overall, 11-1 in the Fox Valley Conference Valley Division, tying for the title with Crystal Lake South.
"NIU was my favorite," Dacanay said. "When I walked onto the campus, I just had a feeling of excitement. I'm excited to get there and try to compete my first year."
Dacanay was on the Wolves' varsity team for two seasons. She worked her way through other programs and then to joined Fusion two years ago.
"It's hard work," she said. "I've always worked hard. With Fusion White, I got a lot of playing time and led the team in assists. Being on Black now has been a really good experience."
Stone to Trinity International: Crystal Lake Central senior Darwin Stone, a two-year defensive starter, committed to play football at NAIA Trinity International University in Deerfield.
Stone (5-11, 195 pounds) led Central with 67 tackles, and 12 tackles for losses, last season. Stone was a Northwest Herald All-Area first-team selection.
"It was a 'God' moment for me, it opened up a lot of doors," Stone said. "I stepped on the campus and fell in love with it, with the coaches and the players. I felt like I was supposed to be there."
Stone had an offer as a preferred walk-on at D-I Eastern Illinois, had some interest from D-II Truman
(Mo.) State and was considering D-III Beloit College. He is not certain whether he will play safety or linebacker.
"We'll see what happens," Stone said. "I want to play safety, but they're looking at me as an outside linebacker. I'll be able to play either position."
Stone will run sprints for Central's track team this spring, which will help prepare him for football in the fall.
Spring break in France: Prairie Ridge senior Connor Kirkpatrick will spend his spring break from March 23 through 31 in France representing the U.S. football team that will face a team from France. The game will be on Saturday, March 30.
Kirkpatrick, who will play at D-III Lake Forest College, was a two-year starting defensive lineman for the Wolves. He played on Prairie Ridge's Class 6A state championship team in 2011.
• Joe Stevenson is a senior sports writer for the Northwest Herald. He can be reached by email at email@example.com. You also can follow him on Twitter @nwh_JoePrepZone.


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What happens in the countries bordering on the EU inevitably impacts upon the EU itself. Meanwhile the challenges faced in these neighbouring countries are often the same as those faced within the EU. The EU's regional polices provide a forum for tackling common challenges and promoting other key policies – from human rights to climate action.
European Neighbourhood Policy
Prosperity, stability and security in the countries to the EU's east and south are in everybody's interests. The European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) goes beyond standard trade and cooperation agreements, extending to political association, deeper economic integration, increased mobility and people-to-people contacts. Bilateral action plans are open to any of these countries wishing to deepen relations with the EU. The Eastern Partnership complements the ENP, seeking to improve political and trade relations between the EU and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The Partnership for democracy and shared prosperity with the Southern Mediterranean supports practical measures underpinning the transition to democracy in the countries of the Southern Mediterranean.
Black Sea Synergy
In place since 2008, the strategy is stimulating democratic and economic reforms in the Black Sea area while promoting development and encouraging the peaceful resolution of conflicts. A supplementary Environmental Partnership addresses issues such as biodiversity conservation, pollution, eco-innovation and coastal zone/river basin management.
Central Asia Strategy
The strategy is a platform for political dialogue between the EU and five Central Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Together, they are looking for solutions to combat drug trafficking and improve border management. Cooperation is also ongoing on education, rule of law, energy, transport, environment and water.
Arctic policy
The EU has three Arctic Council states amongst its members. The EU is also a major destination for resources and goods from the Arctic region. Many of its policies and regulations therefore have implications for Arctic stakeholders. EU Arctic policy has three key goals: protecting and preserving the Arctic in collaboration with its population; promoting the sustainable use of resources; strengthening international cooperation. As climate change and economic development accelerate in the region, the EU intends to step up its engagement with its Arctic partners.
Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EUROMED)
The Union for the Mediterranean promotes economic integration and democratic reform across 16 neighbours to the EU's south in North Africa and the Middle East. The EUROMED agenda includes the de-pollution of the Mediterranean Sea, improving maritime and land transport connections, preparing for, preventing and dealing with natural disasters, developing solar energy, a joint university and support for businesses.
Northern Dimension
Covering a broad geographic area (parts of the Arctic, the Baltic Sea and areas around Russia, Iceland and Greenland), the Northern Dimension is co-owned as a policy by the EU, Norway, Iceland and Russia. Individual 'partnerships' cover the environment, public health and social wellbeing, culture, and transport and logistics.


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Pink Panther night at West Salem H.S. raises awareness for breast cancer
Event raised $4,100
Pink Panther Night at the girls basketball game between West Salem and Westby on Thursday raised $4,100 for breast cancer research.
West Salem Senior Chloe Stauffer had been organizing the event as a fundraiser for almost a year. At least 525 shirts were sold.
All of those proceeds will support breast cancer research through Gundersen Lutheran. That's something close to home for Stauffer. Her aunt is in her second battle against it.
"The point we're trying to get across tonight is that everyone can be touched by this, not just my family, not just one other person's family, everyone can be impacted by this," said Stauffer.
Chloe graduates this year, but hopes to see this night become a tradition and spread to other schools.
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The Queen of Warmth / The King of Value
Pros: Price, Price, Price, Soundstage, SQ, Bass
Cons: Flat cable, Bass
I really can't believe I am taking my time off a super busy weekend to type up a review of the FOTM Sony MH1C (while I wait for my RE-272s ).
For firsts, I am not an ace reviewer, and I regret reading my previous reviews. I think I just belong to the race of head-fiers who just enjoy listening music and accept the fact that they are not the best with words.
Either way to make a long review short, I've bought these around a month back and used them more than once a day, so its definitely plausible and probable that they have gone a good amount of burn in and the total signature has reached its ultimate state of polish and vigor. As for 'brain-adjustments' and burn-ins, I think its least important and too consuming a time to discuss it further.
Let me, secondly, address the worst part of these IEMs as a whole - the Cable!
Flat, annoying, J-corded, Hhhhheavy - even pulls the earphones out of your ears quite too often. This might be a deal-killer for many and you can see quite too many people calling this the worst cable ever made.
Also can be found is a real good method to get rid of any and all cable issues in the Clieos' discovery thread right up here in Head-fi. I just use the shirt clip and 'clip' it to my collar once I have the J-cord up and around my neck. This might slightly let the cable difficulties to self-destruct but do not allow for a full solution, just my side of the coin really.
Now for the sound. Some of the best sound to be had at the price and a few notches up! Seriously..
Very non-fatiguing consumer friendly sound with good amounts of resolution as well(although the bass can be sometimes too much - Yes! I come from balanced armatures).
The overall sound is very warmish with a slight tinge of treble at the very top. Mids compliment the bass very well and vice-versa, they show good thickness and are not particularly forward, but I can't call them recessed either, although at times I feel that in the bass-mids competition, the bass wins by a slight margin.
The treble is recessed which tends to the overall warmish signature, but the moment I try and conclude its recessed, the high-highs just sound clear! yup! I feel that some of the high-highs or where the treble shows 'air' sounds boosted.
So the treble doesn't show good body really but 'air' in the highs are easily identifiable to call the overall soundscape 'clustered'.
Now for dominant part, THE BASS! the mid-bass is literally some of the best I've heard in quantity, shatters the likes of my SE-535 by a good margin, and quality wise I wouldn't really differentiate. The bass extends really low and show good body but I often feel that they are a bit too sub-bass happy(I use the bass-reducer EQ on my I-Pod)
Now comes the magic, once amped, the bass gets tighter, and the overall sound gets really good. There is a good increase in the width of the soundstage and imaging gets better as well. The sound is also very detailed to be honest but don't compete much with the likes of SE-535 and Brainwavz B2( yes! I know both of them are armatures) ; then again I would call their resolution to be stellar given the price of these. Once amped I would consider them competition to my SE-535(unamped) and seriously given their price difference, you do understand how astounding a value they purport!
Like I said, they are very detailed, but the overall warmish sound negates the possibility of micro-detailing IMHO! Beside whatever detail they come up with also carries a sense of warmth to it.. this is not really a problem, just a matter of preference.
Comparisons & Conclusions!
I ll compare these to the Brainwavz B2 clones(called the GH-ERC-DMS) which I'll be addressing simply as DMS and the Shure SE-535 so you can clarify why they are really the king of value.
Bass wise, the MH1c offer superior bass punch and very good sub-bass in quantity, though I prefer the quality of the sub-bass on the SE-535 ; but still not by much as the price-difference would imply. The DMS has good bass but don't really come up in the bass-comparison with the other 2.
The mids are great show overall thickness and required emotion on the MH1C, but they are neither as forward, emotive or transparent like the mids of the SE-535 and the sweet-sounding DMS. Yet, what they take away is the sibilance issues of the other two, and show better justice to low bitrate recordings.
The treble is best on the DMS, they show superlative sparkle and body without any excessive points! The SE-535 with a 6N OFHC SPC after-market cable show good treble body, but still sound rolled off next to the DMS. For the MH1c, they provide very good extension as much the SE-535 with the after-market cable at the same time give a a little extra-like feeling of extension with that weird boost in the 'air' that puts a smile on my face to how really full-sounding these IEMs are, besides its stupendous value!
The above comparison doesn't really do the MH1c any justice but for day to day use I can't really recommend any better IEM! The DMS has a fragile cable and is too analytical and bright sounding to wear out on the sunny days( I like to blend with the weather ) & the Shure SE-535 is $400 to take the same risk! Other than this if you want a well behaved sound at (1/n)th of the price without much sacrifice to detail and that provides real good competition to high-tier in ears, look no further this is your cup of tea!
Thank you Sony! Thank you Clieos!
Hope you enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed writing it!
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During SNUG 2012, industry experts at leading Japanese, European, and U.S. semiconductor companies discussed how success with In-Design physical verification is moving them towards IC Validator for signoff. This video captures the speakers presenting their experiences with new verification methodologies based on tight-loop integration with physical implementation and their discussion about how this approach has moved them towards IC Validator for final physical signoff with significant productivity gains.Synopsys. Inc.
At DAC in June 2010, industry experts at AMD, LSI Corporation, Renesas Electronics, Samsung, STMicroelectronics and Texas Instruments presented to over 200 Synopsys guests. The presenters explained how they relied on In-design physical verification with IC Validator for improved productivity and faster design closure.
John Chilton, Moderator, Sr. VP of Marketing & Corporate Development, Synopsys -- Antun Domic, Sr. VP and General Manager of the Implementation Business Unit, Synopsys -- Davide Casalotto, Design Methodologies Project Leader, STMicroelectronics -- Ed Roseboom, Member, Technical Staff, AMD -- Kyle Peavy, Physical Design Engineer, Texas Instruments -- Koki Tsurusaki, Senior Engineer, Back-end Design Technology Development Dept., Platform Integration Division , Renesas Electronics -- Tom Luczejko, Director, Principal Engineer, LSI Corporation -- Harpreet Gill Sr. Engineering Manager, System LSI SoC R&D, Samsung Electronics
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Ahh, finally…
…the day has arrived when pitchers and catchers are suppose to arrive. And for the Phils, it means that one of the best starting rotations in the major leagues will have arrived in Clearwater, along with what should be one of the most rested bullpens during the regular season because their first four starters (Halladay, Lee, Oswalt, Hamels) should, on most days, be able to reach at least the seventh inning before Uncle Charlie would need to call on the relief corps. Of course, that will depend on the Phil's offense, since several players (Utley, Rollins, Howard, etc.) are expected to have comeback years after the down year that the team's offense had last season, while the Phils will be trying to break in rookie Dom Brown, as they plan to use him in a platoon situation with Ben Francisco in right field.
A lot of my fellow Phillies fans are already predicting the Phils to have a large number of wins this season because of our Fantastic Foursome on the mound. Me, I'll be happy if they break the team's record of 101 wins, while spanking the Giants during the two times that the two clubs will meet this year.
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I can say that I am scared if the Phillies more than any team right now in the NL, and I do believe the pennant runs through Citizens Bank. Of course there are teams that will challenge the Phils, namely my Cardinals…Good Luck, and hopefully this season will be competitive. http://stlcardinals06.mlblogs.com/
Hee hee… I believe the same thing. That the pennant will run through Citizens, if the pitching staff and the offense do their jobs. Otherwise, it's going to be a repeat of '79 when Pete Rose first arrived. A year of high expectation that fell flat after the first month of the season, and I remember how bad a taste in the mouth that year left before '80 turned into a winning season. Yeah, there's going to be a lot of challengers. The question is will they be able to stop the Phils. I guess we won't really know until late summer. Hopefully, the Phils will be too far ahead for anyone to stop by then.😉


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Imagine if the year were 1980 - Wigan would not have been allowed back in the top division because they failed to win the second tier comp, and also there were a range of newbie teams who would have been given preference
Would they have been forced to merge with Saints (who were also not breaking any pots at that time)
Our game is a complete joke at time. Too many idiots on here who would like to see just 12 pro teams and the rest to go away
who is saying anyone should be forced to?
if clubs think that they can make it on their own then that is fine.. as wigan did.. even with P&R there are a huge swathe of the clubs who will not be able to get there or grow to the level they need to to be a sustained championship challenger..
the discussion is more about whetyher they area good idea to get 1 strong team rather than 3 weak teams, or 2 weak teams.. whether they would attract more by having a wider spread of potential support etc
no one has said you force clubs to merge it is just an option, whih sometimes may be the best option IF the clubs or areas want to have the strong presence and which will sometimes open a lot more avenues up to the teams and larger catchment areas..
re the bit in bold.. there are as many idiots who would have RL retract back to the M62 and the rest can go hang and let the sport die on its ######.. there are very few who want either.. most are looking atthe best way forward in their opinion and the best way to grow the game to the best of its ability..


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The California correctional system is at a crossroads. Decades of draconian policies have led to unprecedented rates of incarceration, particularly of persons of color and persons with significant disabilities. Following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling finding that overcrowded prisons violated the federal constitution, the Legislature and the Governor of California have decided to make structural changes that are intended to permanently reduce the number of individuals held in state prisons and juvenile facilities.
Under these changes, generally referred to as "realignment," California's 58 counties are assuming greater responsibility for supervising adults and juveniles convicted of low-level, non-violent offenses, and for those released from correctional facilities after serving sentences for such crimes. Alameda County is receiving nearly $30 million from the state to implement its realignment programs.
We know that about 40 percent of incarcerated adults and juveniles are persons with significant physical and mental disabilities, such as psychiatric disabilities (including severe mental illness), intellectual disabilities, learning and attention disabilities, and histories of substance addiction. Yet few, if any, of the county plans released to date sufficiently emphasize the disability-related needs of the reentry population. Alameda County's proposal for 2012-2013 does not even mention the needs of persons with disabilities.
On behalf of a coalition of 19 organizations that provide legal and disability-related services to individuals with disabilities, including in Alameda County, LAS-ELC's Claudia Center has submitted a letter calling for greater attention to the needs of inmates, and former inmates, with disabilities. Click here to see the full letter.
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Ray "Curly" Noerenberg '51 is known among his North Central College classmates and hundreds of friends as a man whose heart is as big as the voice he uses as an auctioneer. His generous spirit and active role at North Central earned him an Outstanding Alumni Award, which he received with gratitude and emotion at Homecoming 2006.
"I know deep in my heart that you all do as much as I or more," he said to his fellow alumni in accepting the honor. "But thanks for giving me this award."
Noerenberg fondly recalled his first impression of North Central College.
"I came to this place in 1947 for the first time. I walked up to Old Main and I thought 'Boy, that's a beautiful building."
He currently owns Noerenberg & Miller Auctioneers and formerly was the owner-operator of Curly's Trucking, Inc. Noerenberg has been active in the Naperville community in countless ways, giving his time to the booster club at Naperville North High School, as a Pony League baseball coach and as a board member and choir member at Grace United Methodist Church in Naperville. His work as a board member of the Illinois Independent Living Center was recognized with a Paul Harris Fellowship Award for community service.
As a North Central student, Noerenberg was a commerce major and a member of the Cardinals men's swim team. An active alumnus, Noerenberg has served North Central College in many capacities. He has volunteered as a class representative for the Class of 1951, as an Alumni Board member and as 50-Year Club president. He supports a family scholarship in appreciation for the Christian teachings of his grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. William Norenberg (originally spelled Noerenberg), who served in the United Evangelical Church.
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2012 proved to a tough year for 25-year-old Evgeny Bobryshev, but the Russian star is looking forwards to getting back to racing in 2013.
DID YOU GO HOME TO RUSSIA AFTER THE GP SEASON ENDED? It wasn't like normal years, as I stayed in Holland leading up to December with my partner Elena after testing in Japan. At the beginning of December we moved to Italy for physical training and I was working hard right up until December 23 on that side of things. I was doing altitude training in the mountains, running and the gym. It was training twice a day, and it was hard for me. We were working with Dr Francesco Pacelli from the University of Padova and Remo Longhin for the altitude training. They totally destroyed me; it was hard work, and I have been with these guys for a few years, so there's some consistency with what we are doing, which means they know me and what we need to improve.
YOU TESTED YOUR NEW RACE BIKE IN JAPAN BACK IN NOVEMBER, WHAT WAS YOUR INITIAL IMPRESSION OF THE 2013 CRF450? When we started on the bike for the first time it felt easy. We went to a heavy sand track and the feeling was immediately good. The handling and chassis are so good and this is really important in the race on the track. It's better in the turns and it feels so nice that I have the confidence to put the bike in any place I want. It's also easy to move around on the bike, so the initial feeling was good.
WHAT DID YOU WORK ON IN TESTING? During the test we worked with every area possible on the bike and we found a good engine and gearbox setup. For me that's all I want at the moment, but now we are heading towards the start of the season and there are some areas we are refining more with the suspension. To be honest it doesn't feel like there's a lot of work to do because it is already good. I am already very happy, and I was really impressed when I put my leg over the bike for the first time.
THE FIRST RACE OF YOUR SEASON IS IN MANTOVA NEXT WEEKEND. WHAT IS YOUR APPROACH TO THIS? For me the weather has to be good. In Mantova it is usually freezing or there is snow. I just want to get to the race and see how things are after practice to decide whether I will push or not. It's my first shakedown race, but I am a racer so I like to race and win, but this year it has to be a bit different. I learned a lot last year, so I have changed my mind and want to be more consistent. I need to make a good start in the Mantova event and ride my own race, which is what I've been training for.
MAX NAGL IS YOUR NEW TEAMMATE, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF HIM? I am really enjoying spending time with Max during training and also socially. He is a good guy, and I have fun with him. We are not rivals while we are training, so things are good, but in the races things may be different. From a personal point of view we get on well. It's normal because we all work to our goal and he is working hard too, so I respect that.
LAST YEAR YOU HAD A LOT OF INJURIES, IS EVERYTHING HEALED NOW? I wouldn't say I am completely healed, as the thumb is still big and painful from Valkenswaard last year, but it's not such a big hindrance riding the bike. I am pretty healthy.
WILL YOU DO ANYTHING DIFFERENT IN 2013? At the moment I feel very good. I feel good physically and on the bike. Psychologically I feel more able than before, but the MX1 field is very strong. I am just really looking forward to giving good results and being consistent. The season is long and you have to be strong race after race. I know I have a tendency to push too hard, but I will make my plans during the race and if I feel good I will push, but if I feel I can't make the one position more then I try to accept ite. Last year the bike was completely new with little information and we were testing a lot during the races, but I feel we are more prepared in 2013, so that should make me stronger from the start.
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE FIRST RACE BEING AT NIGHT IN QATAR? I am with my both hands up for racing at night. It is too hot during the day and at night it is cooler, so it's better to have it at night, because I don't like the heat. I have never ridden under the lights, so the track will be different, but we have some things to prepare for this. I'm quite excited to go there, as I've not been there before.


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Last month, the New York Daily News reported that Kardashian was struggling with the weight gain associated with her pregnancy. A source claimed: "At first, she didn't mind because she was excited to be pregnant. But now she's flipping out because she didn't think it would be this extreme."
Last week she got sick on a flight from France to Los Angeles and was rushed to the hospital with fears she may be having a miscarriage. Doctors told her she needed to slow down, cut back on her schedule, and reduce her work-out regime.
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Sriracha chili sauce is produced at the Huy Fong Foods factory in Irwindale, Calif. The Commerce Department reported Friday that wholesale prices dropped for a third straight month.
WASHINGTON U.S. wholesale prices dropped in November for the third consecutive month, pushed down again by cheaper gasoline and lower home heating oil costs. But excluding volatile energy costs, inflation was mostly stable.
The producer price index, which measures prices before they reach the consumer, declined 0.1 percent last month, the Labor Department said Friday. This comes after similar decreases in October and September.
Overall wholesale prices have risen just 0.7 percent in the past 12 months.
Excluding energy and food prices, so-called core wholesale prices increased 0.1 percent in November and 1.3 percent over the past 12 months.
If you are worried about upside inflation risks, you need to look elsewhere, said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
Both consumer and wholesale inflation have been running extremely low in the past year. High unemployment and weak wage increases have made it difficult for businesses to raise prices.
Mild inflation has allowed the Federal Reserve more latitude to use its policies to try and stimulate growth. And some Fed officials have raised concerns that inflation is running too low.
Energy costs have kept inflation well below the Feds 2 percent target. In November, gas costs tumbled 0.7 percent and home heating oil prices plunged 5.7 percent. The costs for new cars also fell 0.8 percent last month.
Consumers are benefiting from cheaper prices, particularly when they fill up their cars and trucks. The average national price for a gallon of gas was just $3.25 on Friday, according to AAAs Daily Fuel Gauge Report.
The costs of raw materials such as corn, wheat, cane sugar, coal and iron ore have each fallen over the past 12 months. Those declines suggest that inflation should be held in check in the months ahead.
Wholesale food prices were flat last month. Pork costs increased 5.6 percent, but the wholesale prices for bread rolls, muffins, bagels and croissants fell 4.2 percent after a sharp rise in October.
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I used to avoid fishing with guides as much as possible. I blame that on two reasons. I am stubborn and I figure that I can find fish and catch them on my own without anyone's help. I am also thrifty, which is a polite way to say that I am cheap. I felt I didn't need to pay a stranger to do something I could do on my own.
I will admit that I was wrong. Taking a trip with a good fishing guide is one of the best investments you can make, if you can afford to do it.
Most people go on a week's vacation to a resort or cabin with little knowledge of the lake they'll be fishing. I've done this plenty of times. The first couple of days are spent catching no fish as you try to figure out the lay of the water.
By mid-week, you start getting things sorted out and you begin to catch a few fish. You find that you are very happy and you approach the final two days of vacation with confidence.
The last couple of days give you excellent results. You have the lake and the fish figured out. You know the best times to fish, the right locations and the perfect baits. All is good in the world, except that you are out of time and have to go home.
Think how much better your vacation would have been if you had hired a fishing guide to take you out on the first day. You would have caught fish from the get-go. Of course, it is fun and rewarding to figure things out for yourself, but why waste all of those days of valuable vacation time practicing your casting skills and burning up gas?
Not all guides are the same. Some definitely are better than others. You have the right to ask a prospective guide to furnish references of satisfied clients. Don't just ask to see pictures. Anyone who spends as much time on the water as a guide should have albums of pictures showing him with big fish. The Internet is also a good way to research a guide's talents.
When you fish with a guide, you have the right to ask that he doesn't fish himself. I never would do that but some people do. You have the right to complain if the guide is fishing and making the first cast to the best spots. Remember, he is fishing on your money.
Ask a lot of questions and listen to what the guide is telling you. You are paying him to help you catch fish, not only that day, but in the future. You'll do that if you pay attention and do what you are being taught.
Being on a fishing trip with a guide can be an incredible experience that I highly recommend. Don't forget, guides graciously accept tips, but tipping isn't mandatory. Make sure your guide earns his tip.
Next week, I will offer you my annual list of guides that I recommend who are working area lakes.
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Dave Kranz from Dave's Bait, Tackle and Taxidermy in Crystal Lake reports: "Trout season is open! I have had good reports from Lake Atwood at The Hollows and Banana Lake in the Lake County Forest Preserve in Wauconda. Small spinners such as Mepps, Rooster Tails and Panther Martins along with spoons such as Kastmasters and Lindy Vikings all will work well. Berkley trout bait on a treble hook with a split shot placed 15-inches above it always catches some fish. Crappie fishing has been good on the Fox River and Fox Chain with most fish in the channels. Small jigs, Mini-Mites or an ice spoon with a small fathead minnow will catch fish. Walleyes have been slower but can be caught on a jig and minnow combo.
For up-to-the-minute water conditions on the Fox Chain and Fox River, go to foxwaterway.state.il.us/ or call 847-587-8540.
You can call Wisconsin's Lake Michigan Fishing Hotline at 414-382-7920 to hear the latest fishing information for Lake Michigan and its tributaries.
IDNR open houses: The open houses promised by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources for the purpose of public discussion of Illinois deer hunting are going to happen. The public is invited to attend and ask questions. IDNR staff will be on hand at the meetings to discuss the deer management program, hunting regulations and surveillance/management of chronic wasting disease. The meetings will run from 4 to 7 p.m. on five dates in early June. I will be in attendance at the meeting closest to our area, June 4 at the Hickory Hills Discovery of the St. Charles Park District, located at 3795 Campton Hills Road in St. Charles. There is a meeting June 3 at the Rockford Public Library, 6685 East State St, in Rockford. The complete list of meetings is available at dnr.illinois.gov. At the completion of the meetings, all information will be posted at the same website and the public will be allowed to post comments.
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Three Grand Valley State graduates will serve on university boards; two were appointed by Gov. Snyder, one was elected.
Mary Kramer, vice president and publisher of Crain's Detroit Business, was appointed to serve on Grand Valley's Board of Trustees. Kramer graduated from Grand Valley in 1979 and had years of reporting and management experience at daily newspapers before joining Crain's in 1989 as editor. She holds honorary doctorates from Grand Valley, Walsh College, Alma College and Central and Eastern Michigan universities. She was the first woman to be elected president of the historic Detroit Athletic Club and is a member of the foundation boards at Wayne State, Grand Valley and the Michigan Colleges Foundation.
Erin R. Brown, who works as an adviser and project manager for Rockford-based Holton Research LLC, was appointed to serve on the Board of Trustees at Ferris State University. Brown earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Grand Valley in 1980 and has served as adjunct marketing faculty at Grand Valley. She has also served as a government relations supervisor, industry and community affairs manager, and corporate citizenship manager for Amway Corp.
Sandra Hughes O'Brien was elected to the Wayne State University Board of Governors. O'Brien, a native of Saugatuck, earned a bachelor's degree in legal studies from Grand Valley in 1990 and a law degree from the Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University in 1998. She is the principal owner of O'Brien Law Office in Northville; she concentrates her practice in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration.


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You just did a major update to your mobile application. A few days later, the Vice President of Marketing complains that he's starting to see a lot of 1-star (that is, low rating) reviews that the "app is not working". The description of the problem is vague at best, and you don't know if the problem is a bug in the mobile application, poor performance of the application that makes it seem that it's not working, or that one of your API dependencies is not working. You also know that you skimped on testing, so you're concerned that there are edge conditions regarding devices, carriers, and operating systems that have not been tested. Furthermore, you don't know if this is something that has a major impact on customers.
You can use Mobile Analytics to investigate what is stimulating these "app is not working" reviews, and assess its impact on customers.
Monitor usage
You can start investigating the issue by monitoring the usage of your mobile application using Mobile Analytics.
- Sign in to Mobile Analytics if you haven't already done so. This displays the App Overview page where you can view information about your apps.
- Select Analytics in the main menu. This expands the App Usage menu item in the left navigation menu and opens Sessions. (You can also view app usage by clicking the monitor icon next to your app in the App Overview page.) You should see a graph that displays the number of active sessions and users for your application.
- Select a time span such as 1h (1 hour) over which to view the monitored data.
- Check the checkbox labeled "Compare with last week". Examine the display for spikes or drops in sessions.
You can also select Session Duration in the left navigation menu to see how long (on average) users are using your application. Significant drop-offs could indicate that users tried launching the application, were unable to complete their actions, and subsequently stopped using the app.
If you need more drill-downs to monitor usage, Apigee recommends using other products such as Google Analytics or Flurry.
Investigate application logs and network metrics
The next step is to examine your error logs. Doing this is probably the best way to determine if there are bugs in your application. You can view the error logs by selecting App Log Analysis in the left navigation menu. This expands the menu item and automatically selects Errors in the submenu. Select a time span over which to view the logged error data.
To determine if your new feature is the root cause of the bugs, check the "Compare with yesterday" or "Compare with last week" checkbox. This will compare current error counts with those of yesterday or last week. You can use that display to see if there is a increase in your bugs.
If your application is crashing, a special log message "Crash Occurred" will be displayed in your error log. Apigee will soon make the stack traces available for download, but for now use Google's Play or Apple AppStore to download your stack traces (see Improve Stability and Eliminate Bugs and View Stack Traces Related to Your Code to learn more).
Filter your log errors
Mobile Analytics provides a number of ways to filter your errors so that you can better isolate the source of a problem. For example, select Errors by Device Platforms in the left navigation menu. This displays errors encountered in each device platform, such as Android or iOS. Look for dramatic differences in the number of errors for one type of platform as compared to the others. In this way you can better determine if the problem is due to your software or due to a specific device platform.
Similarly, by selecting Errors by Device Models, and then comparing the number of errors on specific device models such as an Apple iPhone 4g or HTC Thunderbolt 4G, you can better determine if the source of the error is a specific device model.
Search for errors specific to the new function
Another way to filter your errors is to list only those errors that are specific to the new functionality. Each of the App Log Analysis views, such as Errors by Device Platforms, also lists the time stamp, severity level, and message for each logged error. If you've created specific messages for the new functions, you can search for those messages in the error log.
Expand error levels for log capture
You error log might not be recording things at a level for you to do the analysis you need. For example, your log might be capturing only errors, and not warnings. You can select a lower level of messages to be included in the log.
First, ensure that you integrated Configuration management into your application. See Add monitoring to your Android application for instructions on integrating the configuration APIs into an Android application. See Add monitoring to your iOS application for instructions on integrating the configuration APIs into an iOS application.
If you have integrated Configuration management into your application, select Configure in the main menu. This opens a configuration page, such as App Description. Then select Default Configs in the left navigation menu, and choose an appropriate level in the Log Capture Levels drop-down box.
Target a specific device
If you've isolated the problem to a particular device — suppose, for example, there is a customer who can reproduce the error — select Beta Test Configs, then enter the customer's telephone number to log errors only for that phone.
Examine the network
If the logs don't help you isolate the source of the problem, the next step is to look at your network. Often, application errors are caused by the interaction with backend systems, or even due to the mobile carriers. Poor network performance can also be perceived as a failure.
You can get an overview of your network by selecting Network Performance in the left navigation menu. This expands the menu item and opens the Overview. The Overview displays the number of requests, errors, and response time. Select a time span over which to view the network performance data.
The Overview also lists the average response time for each web service URL accessed by your app. Look for web services that are particularly slow.
Turn off new features
When you introduce a new feature, there is always the possibility that it may not work as expected or that the feature needs to be tweaked in production. By integrating Configuration management into your application, you can take advantage of the configuration management capabilities in Mobile Analytics to make needed changes in production.
If you have integrated Configuration management, select Configure in the main menu. Then select Beta Test Configs if you've isolated the issue as specific to a device or phone. Scroll down to the Application Specific Configs section. Turn the pertinent feature off by setting its value to false.
If one of your customers can systematically reproduce the bug, its recommended that you push the updated configuration to that specific device or phone. Make sure to enter the Apigee device Id for the customer's device in the Matching Apigee Device Ids box, or the telephone number (if the device is a phone running Android) in the Matching Telephone Numbers box. Enter each device Id or telephone number on a separate line.
Ask the customer to restart the application, and confirm that the configuration change has fixed the issue. After the issue has been fixed, push the updated configuration to all devices.
Analyze the effect of your changes
Confirm that your changes have a positive effect. Select Analyticvs in the main menu and look again at your application logs and network monitoring. If your configuration changes were effective, you should see a decrease in errors or improved network performance.
If you pushed an updated configuration to a particular device (using Beta Test Configs), examine the application errors or network performance on those devices compared to the other phones. Also, search your error logs to determine if errors related to the feature of interest are still occurring for that particular configuration.
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Grand Valley President Thomas J. Haas and his wife, Marcia, passed out ice cream and greeted new students and families as they moved in August 21.
Throughout the week of August 19, hundreds of alumni, students, faculty and staff members have been helping more than 5,000 new and returning students move in on campus.
New students and campus visitors can learn more about campus by visiting the new interactive map on the university's virtual tours website. The website uses photography to provide tours of buildings on the Allendale and Pew Grand Rapids campuses. The map can be found at www.gvsu.edu/360tour.


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He said, "From the very top of government, we're incredibly serious about making sure patients can get a copy of their own records."
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