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How much pues is in each pill for allegra d 12 hour. White on one side and brown on the other? It has numbers 06/012D on the white side.
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The tablet in question contains 60mgs of Fexofenadine and 120mgs of Pseudoephedrine.
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Discussion in 'Gallery' started by noweed, Feb 14, 2015.
Nice work m8 !
Fabian and you did a great job with the b0t
~love the chams :c
You got a really nice music taste. Also good job on the recent work. To do: Get killsounds and ingame sound, and maybe look for better servers to rage on.
Radar is sick
thx for your reply.ill add stuff like that. hmm i dont find so ggod server like that. maybe u can tell me.
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thx. but not finsished atm
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Looks great!
Is the radar not working in demo, or just not working at all? ^^
the radar dont work atm.

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That's why graduating second irked him. He'd always come in first.
The occasion was an appointment to the Command and General Staff College in 1967. With the military hustling up officers to send to Vietnam, the usual class size had doubled to more than 1,300.
After a year of studies, Powell graduated second. He found the reason in one question on his final exam.
It was a hypothetical question asking for his command decision in the event of an enemy attack. Powell decided on a tactical defense. He would withhold his counterattack until he had more information about the enemy's strength and position.
The instructor marked him down for not taking a bolder approach. At first, Powell second-guessed himself, but later he reconsidered. In hindsight, he decided that he'd been right to remain cautious and gather intelligence instead of immediately launching an attack. He'd be ready and aim before he'd shoot.
Over the years, Powell remembered that test as a window into his brain: He'd never rush ahead until the scouts did their work. History is filled with bold attacks that ended in disaster.
At the same time, Powell knew caution could paralyze him, and he was instinctively cautious. So, he carried an index card that he slid under the glass tops of his desks. It said, "Avoid Conservatism." He would strive to be swift, but sure.
By the time the general retired in 1993, surveys showed him to be "the most trusted man in America."
Lesson: Set up data-gathering processes early, and keep them well-oiled and well-used. That way, you'll prevent foolish blunders. But when the time comes to strike, you'll be ready.
—Adapted from Soldier: The Life of Colin Powell, Karen DeYoung, Alfred A. Knopf.


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Malinda's professional experience spans the corporate, political and development sectors. After working for Macquarie Bank Financial Services, Malinda worked as a Microfinance Adviser in Nepal with a small NGO and the UNDP. On her return to Australia she was a Media Officer and then Adviser to the Labor Leader in the Australian Federal Parliament. She then worked as a Project Coordinator of the Corporate Responsibility Index at the St James Ethics Centre. In 2006, Malinda was awarded the Jeanne Sauve Scholarship from McGill University, Canada, during which she conducted independent research on aspects of international development and corporate responsibility.
In recent years, Malinda served as Executive Director of The Caledonia Foundation until August 2010. She then lived in The Hague and Budapest for two years completing a Masters in International Development and Public Policy with a full scholarship from the European Commission's Erasmus Mundus program. During the past years, Malinda has worked as a consultant advising on business strategy and capital raising for a number of for-profit film companies including Madman Films, Hopscotch, Transmission Films and Electric Pictures; and for the not-for-profit sector – most recently for Social Ventures Australia and its Sustainable Social Enterprise Project. Malinda has served on a number of advisory boards including the Social Enterprise World Forum and now serves on the Board of The Caledonia Foundation.


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So I'm not all about online dating...I'm not all about the set-ups...I'm not all about blind dates.
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D3 Big Picture – Module 3
This page is a reference for viewers of my D3 Big Picture course on Pluralsight
If you don't have an account on Pluralsight you can get a free trial here: Free Trial on Pluralsight.com
- D3 works well with modern browsers (eg. IE 9+, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Android, and iOS)
- More detail here: https://github.com/d3/d3/wiki#supported-environments
- D3 can be responsive using 2 methods
- Javascript Solution
- CSS Solution
- Details here: Building Responsive Visualizations with D3.js
Performance and Scale
- There 2 methods to consider using when rendering D3, Canvas or SVG
- Canvas is better when dealing with images, and can be faster depending on what you're drawing
- SVG is generally more flexible however if you're drawing a ton of marks (eg. dots) than it can hurt performance
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BOSTON Ryan Sweeney is the first Red Sox player to go on baseballs seven-day concussion disabled list. The concussion-specific DL was implemented before the start of the 2011 season as part of baseballs policy to manage and oversee the injury, including when a player can get back on the field.
Sweeney, who expects to be activated Monday, said he had never had a concussion or head injury before. Like all players, Sweeney was given a baseline test in spring training. He has had to pass several tests before he can be activated.
Its a necessary step in the battle against brain injuries.
Manager Bobby Valentine said he likely had several concussions in his life.
Of course, he said.
In high school football I went into the wrong huddle and stuff like that. I was concussed. I kind of liked it. I didnt know you werent supposed to like those things. It was kind of like ooooh, ya know, type of thing. But Im sure I had them in baseball.
Well, Ill donate my brain when I have my heart attack tomorrow, they can have my brain. But for sure I had them, and Im not making light of it. I am making light of it because I got over them. But it was a different world.
In a playful mood, Valentine could make light of it. But, he understands the severity of the injury.
Obviously it depends on the individual, but its got to be difficult, he said. All of sudden, youre told and you feel that theres something wrong inside, your brains not functioning like it should. You have to take pause.
The baseball culture shake it off, get back in there is changing. As it should.
I think that all the world of sport has understood that you dont shake it off and get back in there, Valentine said. And they also understand that some people have dodged bullets by shaking it off getting back in there. But its a serious situation that needs to be addressed properly. I think that baseball and all sports are trying to set the right example for kids and others.


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Rec positions reclassified
Gene La Forte's position has been reclassified to Park Labor Crew Leader. The part time positions for Rec Attendants have been reclassified as Park Maintenance workers.
New Rec Storage and M&R
Gene La Forte and Sue Greenfield Murphy are organizing three bays over at the Water Department's garage on Fennell Street (next to SAVES) to store and maintain (over the winter) the town's recreational equipment.
Laker Limo has two bays, one of which they will share with recreation.
The town is renting additional 40 foot temporary storage for lifeguard and field equipment.
Old Seneca Heights water and sewer review
The town planning board signed off on the Old Seneca Heights Development (between Jordan Road and Route 321), so that it came before the Town Board for final approval. The water and sewer plans were reviewed, and it will be back on the agenda for the Aug. 19, because the type of pipe to be used needs more study. Ductile iron pipe versus plastic. The iron is $20,000 more upfront, while the plastic needs to be installed in sand, while the iron needs to be wrapped in a plastic sleeve to avoid corrosion. The board will review with engineer Doug Wickman and report back Aug. 19.
Butter's Farm Development drainage basins
The water retention ponds at the development need maintenance. The silt needs to be dredged out. There is money in a reserve homeowners' fund for this maintenance. Again, the board is deferring to Wickman for cost on project quotes.
Transfer Station's carport
It has been decided that the 20-year-old carport should be replaced rather than repaired. The work has gone out to bid, with the opening date at the Aug. 19 meeting.
Town budget scheduled
Town Budget Officer Bridgett Winkleman outlined a budget review schedule with the board, setting up a tentative budget into the town clerk by Sept. 30. This allows all of October for the board to work on the budget at special public meetings that will be posted (not public hearings).
A public hearing for the budget is Nov. 4 followed by a town board adoption date of Nov. 18.
Pitman moves on up
Town Clerk Janet Aaron reported that the town hall's part time clerk Kelly Pitman has resigned her position for a full time position with YMCA.
"Wonderful, excellent worker," Aaron said, "she'll be missed!"
Town Comprehensive Plan update
Town Councilor Rick Keyes is in charge of the comprehensive plan review. He presented a proposal from Philip Best of the Notre Dame School of Architecture to consult on the update of the town's plan with the help of his graduate students.
Windmill local law discussed
Non substantive language was discussed regarding the windmill law as it was translated by General Code from local law to the code book. The board did not see any of the law's substantive language changed.
The next town board meeting is scheduled for Aug. 19.
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As online threats multiply, who's the hacker now?
March was a tough month for hackers.
First we learned from WikiLeaks that the CIA has an arsenal of code designed to break into the world's phones, cars and TVs, not to mention old-fashioned computers. Then the US authorities announced indictments in the largest hacking case on record: the breach of half a billion Yahoo accounts in 2014. Two of the men charged are Russian spies.
The Kremlin is becoming particularly adept at blending high espionage and lowdown criminal pursuits like the online theft of other people's data. The king of that particular castle is Evgeniy Bogachev, the guy opposite with his Bengal cat and matching pyjamas. They say he's extremely wealthy, and once had upwards of half a million computers under his command. He's also a criminal standout for having a $3 million FBI bounty on his close cropped head. Back home in his redoubt on the Black Sea, however, Bogachev is a popular asset among intelligence operatives.
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Who wants to be safe? Online protection as a black box
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Hacking that affects individuals is very widespread. The Pew Research Center reports nearly 2/3 of online Americans have experienced some form of data theft. A total of about 50% of onliners think their personal data are less secure than five years ago (see previous post for other details).
What does "data theft" look like? Pew examined seven types, and found that only two – fraudulent credit charges and stolen tax refunds – entailed direct financial loss. The others involved some less definable harm, such as an attacker getting his hands on social security numbers or login credentials for social media accounts. We call it "compromising" the data.
This amorphous concept of "compromised data" is growing into one of the chief barriers standing in the way of advances in cybersecurity for end-users. It takes what's already invisible and annoying (see: strong passwords), and adds a hefty dose of abstraction. Exactly when can we say a piece of data has been sufficiently "compromised" to start worrying and take action? What kind of action?
Let's look at WhatsApp to see how a popular messaging service handles security for a billion users – and how adding security can actually lead to trouble as well as safety.
Last year WhatsApp announced deployment of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for all messages and media crossing its systems. Their FAQ assures users that everything they send is "secured from falling into the wrong hands" – right from the sender's device all the way to the recipient's (hence "end-to-end"). Marketing wants to be reassuring, not to mention emphatic as to why their platform is better than competing platforms. Continue reading
Security fatigue: problems in password paradise
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A new survey from the Pew Research Center paints a bleak picture of how Internet users feel about their online security. The report starts with bad news about passwords, the high profile tool in the toolkit: "69% of online adults say they do not worry about how secure their online passwords are."
How does not worrying look in real life?
Consider the findings from Keeper, a vendor of password management software. It recently tallied its annual list of the world's favorite passwords. The top 10 list opposite, taken from an analysis of 10 million sample passwords, illustrates pretty well what end-users mean by not worrying. These passwords are so terrible that the estimated crack time for the "safest" choice on the list (#6) is about 9/1000 of a second – for the others, the effective crack time is zero seconds. This preference for easy – and insecure – passwords goes hand in hand with a set of attitudes to online security that's not easy to fathom.
To begin with, Pew notes a tension between lack of trust in institutions and reluctance to take personal action on security:
"[While] they express skepticism about whether the businesses and institutions they interact with can adequately protect their personal information, a substantial share of the public admits that they do not always incorporate cybersecurity best practices into their own digital lives."
Internet users are right to feel skeptical. Site operators as varied as Target, Ashley Madison and Yahoo! have shown they're not only lousy at network security, but irresponsible in disclosure and damage control. In December, Yahoo! admitted that hackers had breached its systems and stole information from one billion accounts – and had done so three years before management got around to discussing the attack publicly.
A second and more counter-intuitive finding concerns what people do in response to suffering from an actual online attack:
"Americans who have personally experienced a major data breach are generally no more likely than average to take additional means to secure their passwords (such as using password management software)."
What explains such quick dismissal of self-interest?
Despite being a part of daily life, I think most people find passwords not just difficult but, well, weird. The better they are, the worse they are, since what makes them hard to crack also makes them hard to handle. Unlike, say, car locks and safe deposit boxes, passwords work invisibly on assets that are also invisible. Even as we type them, they dissolve into rows of inscrutable little dots. Plus they're often stored on remote servers, i.e. in the "cloud" – the perfect metaphor for a tool you can't see or understand.
Perhaps this abstract quality is what prompts people to manage their passwords in another kind of remote cloud: their brains. Two-thirds of onliners (65%) say memorizing their passwords is their most used strategy, while 86% use memorizing as at least one approach. The way distant second? Writing passwords on a piece of paper, the most used method for only 18% of respondents.
Software developers look at this behavior and think they can put us out of our misery by selling us password management software – 1Password, Dashlane, Keeper, etc – the tools security experts recommend most highly.
The bad news, however, is that almost nobody uses them. A mere 12% of onliners say they use these applications at least sometimes, while those who say they use a password manager most often amount to a tiny minority of 3%. Pew cautions this is not niche behavior, as password software "is used relatively rarely across a wide range of demographic groups."
There's a useful lesson here.
People at the selling end of the consumer tech business see code as the solution to everything. If you have trouble remembering your passwords and that makes you unsafe and you're generally miserable about it all, then you're gonna love our software. What's wrong with this logic is not how good the software is or how cheap or how user-friendly. The problem is that it's software.
This mental fatigue extends far past security. It's only part of the fallout from how mainstream consumers are taught to behave in the digital world – to expect everything we touch to be effortless, easy and user-friendly, even when it clearly isn't. Vendors know their customers won't take lessons, respond to scares or read the manual so they just pretend there's nothing to learn in the first place.
Same deal with hardware. As a tech at the Apple Genius Bar once explained to me, customers come in with broken, manhandled $1500 machines they've never maintained or even cleaned, and leave with their repair ready for more abuse. Imagine treating a $1500 Weber gas barbecue that way.
The only way mainstream consumers are ever going to make peace with their devices – and their passwords – is by getting to know them better. Mystification is a terrible motivator, as I can attest after a decade teaching 20-somethings how their digital world works.
Getting this particular demographic to put down their phones, their ingrained habits and their fear of exploring technology (yep, you heard that right), is hard work for all. Like most people, students have been persuaded there must be an app for that – one that will allow them to learn how a data packet crosses the Internet without any effort on their part. Or while texting. Well, there isn't and there won't be.
I see a wholesale change in our approach to understanding digital technology as one of the most important educational missions of the next decade. I'll be writing more about this educational challenge in the coming weeks and months.
(The Pew survey on cybersecurity is available here.)
Dialing for digital dollars: inside the Cancon sausage factory
A little sympathy for Mélanie Joly, please.
Imagine if your job was to save the purveyors of Canadian content from the ravishes of American cultural imperialists, cord-cutters, cord-shavers, cord-nevers, millennials in general, digerati, incumbent ISPs, Reed Hastings, VPN developers, Jeff Bezos, Chicken Little, Hulu, cloud computing vendors, Henny Penny and Reed Hastings. It's harder than it looks.
Contrary to popular belief, Ms Joly is doing exactly what the Minister of Canadian Heritage should be doing these days: looking for money to put into the pockets of Canada's network content providers so they can make bigger and better Webisodes for the digital age. Yet her ideas for accomplishing this daunting task have drawn vociferous criticism. Many criticisms have focused on issues outside the Minister's mandate and are based on little appreciation of how things actually work in her department.
So let's head on over to the sausage factory where the sausage mandarins have been cooking up our Cancon policy for the last half-century.
We'll start with Minister Joly's least popular trial balloon: slapping an "Internet tax" on everyone's ISP bill. My friends at OpenMedia have been pointing out with alarm that such a tax would only serve to raise the price of Internet access, when Canadians already pay high prices for mediocre service (you can sign their petition here).
OpenMedia: Joly's tax would make us as bad as Hungary
Could there be anything worse than this tax "on the Internet"? Yes! A tax on Netflix, an idea that just won't die, thanks to Joly's alleged plan to bring the streaming giant "into the system" – Ottawa code for we're gonna tax the daylights outta Netflix. Continue reading
Smart objects, dumb ideas: your hyperconnected future (Pew/Elon 2016)
We're all going to hell in an IP-enabled handbasket.
The bland-looking control panel depicted above is the heart of a smart home – automated up the wazoo, so your fingers can play master of the universe with the lighting, audio system, appliances, heating and cooling, sprinklers, pool, spa, garage door – and your alleged security system.
Alleged because smart homes, cars and all the other items you'll be connecting to the public Internet will offer unprecedented opportunites for hackers to infiltrate your life. Most personal devices like computers are already insecure enough. But so-called "smart" devices will be far more difficult for consumers to organize, update and secure than the familiar devices we can see and hold. (If you think any object in our lives will be spared, check out the automated cat feeder adjacent, courtesy Wikipedia.) Continue reading
An uncertain future for higher ed (Pew/Elon 2016)
Last month I wrote about the Pew/Elon experts survey on the future of the Internet. I included comments on the ubiquitous use of algorithms and the costs that entails. That was one of five questions on the 2016 survey. I answered two others: one on the future of education (#2) and the other on the effects of ever-increasing connectedness (#5).
My views on the future of higher education – especially in the liberal arts – have grown more pessimistic over the last year and a half. They've been shaped by the research and interviews I've done while working on a book proposal aimed at the uses and misuses of technology in the classroom. The working title, Turned off Tech, reflects the long-ago inciting incident: confiscating student phones and all other digital devices, the better to make the classroom a place to learn again.
Students adjust nicely to the idea that paying attention is a good way to find out how digital technologies work – as opposed to staring into a screen and expecting some miracle of osmosis. These days they're much more concerned about what happens after they leave class and graduate. Many tell me that their 4-year degree was a painful necessity that will bring nothing by itself. Continue reading


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"Do not use this hospital if you are an nhs patient..."
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I was given the option of choosing an appointment at my local NHS hospital or here by my GP so I thought I would give it a try as I was curious what money buys. Big mistake, in order to ensure you don't get a better service than you would get at your local NHS hospital they make the waiting times longer, my local hospital is 7 week here they tell me I have to wait 10-12!! At your local NHS hospital you have a choice of going on a cancellation list if you wish to try to have your surgery sooner, here they cant give that option because actually they could do it tomorrow as they have the surgery space but instead they choose to withhold care.... your local NHS hospital may be a bit worn around the edges but they at least give you care in the quickest time they can.
Response from Woodland Hospital 2 years ago
Thank you for your feedback relating to your recent experience with the Woodland Hospital. We would like to understand the problems that you had and make changes going forward to continuously improve our service and would like to take this opportunity to invite you into the Woodland Hospital to meet with our Patient Administration Manager. If you do not wish to come to Woodland Hospital for a meeting we are happy to contact you via telephone to discuss these concerns. Could you please contact Sinead Austin, 01536 536 846, to confirm how you would like to take this forward. Kind regards Becky Wood Marketing Manager


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text: I am headed to Downtown Dallas for a business meeting next week. I have been charged with selecting a moderately priced restaurant for a group dinner (12 of us) that has a few vegetarian options for the one token vegetarian. I've perused other forum and have found two potential options, the grape and hatties. Open to comments on these for choices for this scenario as well as other options. Thanks in advance for the help!


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Health Ministry Issues Warning Against Drinking Tap Water
Tap water in those areas contains nitrate levels that exceed the permitted maximum.
The Health Ministry Thursday warned thousands of people against drinking tap water or using it for cooking following a modification of the regulations regarding the permissible concentration of Nitrates in drinking water.
The warning is a bureaucratic move that stems from a regulation alteration, made in 2000, according to which the permissible level of nitrates per liter of water was changed from 90 mg to 70 mg.
Water providers were given five years to comply with the new regulation.
The warning concerns residents of Moshav Bnei Dror and Kfar Yedidya in the Sharon, Beit Oved, and neighborhoods in Hod Hasharon and Even Yehuda.
According to Shalom Goldberger, the Health Ministry's chief environmental engineer, the tap water in those areas has nitrate levels that exceed the permitted maximum only "slightly," and does not carry the severe health risks that higher concentrations would entail.
Residents of Moshav Bnei Dror have been forced for the last week to rely on container trucks or bottled water to obtain water for drinking and cooking, after the Health Ministry detected an excessive concentration of nitrates in the well that normally serves the Moshav.
Residents complained that they were not notified via the media that the water in their taps was unsafe, as is standard practice; instead, they learned about the problem only when they found a notice in their post office boxes. But since many moshav residents do not check their post office boxes every day, several of them learned about the problem only about a week ago - even though Health Ministry official Etti Burla had sent a letter to the moshav secretary on December 24 telling him that the water was unfit to drink and asking him to notify residents.
Moshav secretary Effi Reuven stresses the announcements were distributed to post office boxes and were also posted on the internet.
According to Burla's letter, the nitrate level in the well has been rising gradually for the last year, and now exceeds the level deemed fit for drinking. However, Bnei Dror is not slated to be hooked up to Mekorot Water Company - which would provide it with safe tap water - by June 2007
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India Fashion Week specially showcased some curated Menswear shows this season with collections of renowned designers like Rohit Kamra, Divyam Mehta and Sahil Aneja to name a few. Their collections incorporated ethnic essentials like jackets, coats and other styles in unique textures and fabrics. This season, the runway included a lot of layering styles that one could absolutely take cues from. Experiment with your wardrobe and layer your shirts or kurtas with chic jackets, coats and scarves. With a wide variety of fabrics like flannel, linen wool, silk, knits and khadi, you could up your style quotient this festive season with much finesse.
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wont allow me to use my windows key
When trying to activate windows using the code on the sticker underneath my laptop it keeps saying the code is not valid. My HD decided to stop working so when I replaced it, it did not do the usual thing when starting windows. Usually it would automatically activate using the lenovo onekey system. Any help would be great. Thanks
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Windows 8.1
When trying to activate windows using the code on the sticker underneath my laptop it keeps saying the code is not valid. My HD decided to stop working so when I replaced it, it did not do the usual thing when starting windows. Usually it would automatically activate using the lenovo onekey system. Any help would be great. Thanks
Unfortunately that key on the bottom of your laptop is actually an OEM install key, if you used any other windows 7 installation media, except the one that should've come with the laptop, it is not going to work.
OEM licenses are managed by the distribution companies, for your case that would be lenovo. I would suggest contacting them and asking them to send you the correct installation media for your machine. This would then allow you to use the OEM Key that you have situated on your machine's sticker.
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Last restaurant you ate at?
Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles with Sal Barbier.
Last thing you said to your team manager?
Where's my check? And thanks for hookin' up my shape.
Last movie you saw?
Cash Money Millionaires, Baller Blockin'. Shit's so awesome, y'all should just suck on a lemon!
Last CD you listened to?
The new Redman, it's definitely on the ten best-ever list.
Last fight you were in?
Real gangstas don't fight, besides that, I might get my clothes dirty.
Last trick you landed?
Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids, don't you know that I'm a stunna?
Last thing you would do if it was your last day on Earth?
Tell my moms I love her.
Last video game you played?
Syphon Filter 2. I'm dangerous with them head shots, too, so …
Last injury?
Let's see. On tour in Prague I walked off a three-meter drop onto my skull and was dead for eight hours. How's that for putting the M-E in team?
Last time you were completely bald?
When I tried to do my kit like Sal's back in '93, and some relaxer burnt all the hair off my scalp, and, oh yeah, this one time on tour in Prague.
Last time you said, "This is the last time I'm doing this."
In Germany where there was no battered chicken around for at least six time zones.
Last time you were robbed?
I wish I knew someone brave enough for that task.
Last concert you went to?
Das Efx and it was definitely banged out.
Last thing that made you mad?
Black-history month, f-k that. We'll trade that ol' bullshit for one black Jesus and some chicken, thank you.
Last advice you gave to someone?
Shut the hell up!
Last time you freaked out?
My compulsive-ass cat scratching at hell knows what in the litterbox at 5:00 am.
Last thing you want to say?
Aesthetics is the best team ever.


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A lot of headway has been made here at the Inn since we last blogged. 2 event spaces, 2 dining rooms, and 6 guest rooms have been renovated. 2 king guest suites have been added, 4 buildings have been painted, and a new chef and pastry chef have joined us. Our heads are spinning with all the great things happening here. We look forward to seeing you here throughout the year to check out the wonderful improvements.
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Gary and Kim Theil on March 10, 2016 at 12:25 pm
My wife Kim and I visited Granville yesterday. We have spent our anniversaries at the Buxton for many years. We were first greeted by Jennifer at the front desk, who updated us on the renovations. After lunch we met Bob, who gave the grand tour of the renovated Lincoln Room and the room we typically stay in. Simply outstanding. They are keeping the sense of history during these thoughtful renovations.


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My husband is constructing a sofa table out of
miscellaneous boards & orphaned table legs he's been storing in the shed.
We'll probably paint it - maybe stain the top.
I'm pretty excited to see the end product.
Then there's this. A large painting on stretched canvas frame.
I've had it for quite awhile and just realized yesterday that it would fit
into a frame I've had for a long time.
I like everything about it--but especially the colors.
I'd love to have an entire room papered in these colors; this design!
I'd love to have an entire room papered in these colors; this design!
At some point, I may post both of these items for sale
on a couple of local facebook sites--
but first I plan to enjoy them a bit myself.


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Our Velvet Sky Euro Pillowcase translates from the bed, to the sofa and beyond. In the rich, jewel colour of Emerald, the colour of the heart and abundance, this cushion styles beautifully with our Paradise Palm and Twinkling Night Star Cushions.
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I must confess that my guilty pleasure is perfume. But not just any perfume. I love Bond No. 9. My absolute favorite scent is Bond No. 9 Washington Square Perfume, $255, which is pictured above on my dresser. It is expensive, but for me, a great perfume is worth the splurge. After perusing and testing countless scents in Bond No. 9's Upper East Side store, I realized that Washington Square was the one. Inspired by the downtown Manhattan neighborhood, Washington Square is a very vivid and memorable fragrance. It's bold and smells absolutely divine. The main notes are Italian Bergamont, honey, vintage amber, and leather accord. I always get compliments on this perfume. Of all the five senses, smell is the one most strongly connected to memory, and that's why I think a good, unique perfume is worth the investment. For me this perfume brings back good memories... it's amazing how a particular scent can do that! I consider a great scent as being one's signature. Washington Square is definitely mine. Mary's favorite Bond scent is Chinatown, which has notes of peach blossoms, gardenia, and patchouli, and tuberose. I highly recommend visiting the Bond No. 9 store - I had a wonderful experience there and was thoroughly educated about the fragrances as I made my selection. It was all very interesting!
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Just a very quick update, been transfixed to Jacob Israel's videos this evening and the time just flew by, I also found the original video I watched on YouTube some years ago now ... Very chilling stuff, which I thought I would post here ....
I also feel compelled to add Jacob Israel's latest video to my blog too, yes I'm totally off the topic of sarcoidosis, but this is an interest of mine and I firmly believe we need to be opening our eyes, minds and hearts to unite as something is heading our way! This has been an interest of mine ever since I can remember, even as a child I believed there was always more ... So here it is .... His uploads are amazing and he is an awesome guy!
Both are worth watching ... I'm going to now try and sleep, I probably won't be able to as I still feel like a punchbag ... Really hoping the upped dose of Lyrica kicks in soon!
Goodnight and take care all of you, thank you for calling by ... I do try to make this about more than sarcoidosis, I want to share in my methods of distraction from pain, my hobbies and interests and to hopefully portray that there's more to life and to you than just an illness, despite the battles we all face daily.
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A skeleton Angular 2 app built with Babel and Browserify.
Clone/fork this repo and:
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Back in the time of angular2 alpha.18,
angular/quickstart provided us to try Angular 2 app with on-the-fly transpilation and lazy-loading, which resulted in long waiting time for each file change. Also, I was not familiar with the Traceur tool stack and its output. angular2 npm package said The files under /es6 are es6 compatible files that can be transpiled to es5 using any transpiler. So I gave it a shot.
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A fire that burned out more than 2500 hectares east of Wellington was caused by a private burn-off that got out of hand, a report has confirmed.
- 'Thor' sent in to help fight Wuuluman fire
- RFS utilises all its resources for Wuuluman fire
- Wuuluman fire mop-up starts
- Wuuluman fire contained, RFS continues to mop up
A fire investigation team looked at the circumstances of the Wuuluman fire and the destruction of a $400,000 fire tanker belonging to the Rural Fire Service.
An RFS spokesperson said there were no suspicious circumstances behind the fire but a report has been compiled and would be handed to police for consideration.
Police will then hand the report to the NSW Coroner, who will then decide whether or not to hold a Coronial Inquest.
The Coroner is notified of fires when damage exceeds $100,000 and has the opportunity to call an inquest if he feels the cause and origin of a fire hasn't been sufficiently disclosed.
An investigation into the loss of the tanker revealed it became disabled while fighting the Wuuluman fire and had to be abandoned. It was destroyed by the blaze.
"In the process of trying to extinguish the fire, the truck got into rough terrain and was unable to be moved. The crew has had to leave the vehicle and it was overrun by the fire," the spokesperson said.
"The most important thing was the crew was able to escape without injury."
The Wuuluman fire broke out on January 11 this year and wasn't brought under control until five days later.
It remained burning for several days because of the terrain the fire was located in.
Also a result of that terrain and the fire's proximity to populated areas, some of the RFS's biggest aircraft were brought in to battle it.
For the first time, the RFS also used helicopters equipped with infrared technology to monitor the fire at night.


text: After taking my car to Les Schwab for a new set of tires I noticed that one of my hub caps was missing. They said that it wasn't there and that it was probobly stolen while it was parked in a parking lot I removed one of them to give to the parts guy at the ford dealership and left it with him so he could try and find a match. Then the other two were stolen off of my car parked in front of my house. After going back to the Ford Dealership they told me that the hub cap was custom made and I was out of luck So now I have one hubcap.. Does anyone else have these wheels? Was the Ford guy lying? Any help would be awesome. Thanks


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There's something special about working for a client you love, as I discovered when I was given the opportunity to produce a signature theme for The Philadelphia Phillies' radio and TV advertising in 1990. The timing couldn't have been better: the team had been struggling for a decade, but a colorful cast of characters was about to turn the tide and capture the city's imagination.
I'm not entirely sure how the project came my way. Allan Kalish's former partner Howard Rice was an early supporter of mine and probably recommended me to rest of the Phillies in-house marketing group including advertising manager Joanne Levy-Lamoreaux and producer Barbara Montgomery. Though Barbara and I had never met, she was aware of my work and willing to give me a shot. The direction was straightforward: create an energetic and identifiable instrumental theme that would serve as the foundation for the team's broadcast advertising.
There were two elements that I immediately knew I wanted to incorporate. The first was a sound that would convey "baseball," and a bat crack seemed the obvious choice. The second was a chordal fingerpicking technique that guitarist Eddie Van Halen had popularized on the song "Finish What You Started." I grabbed a guitar, worked out the basic chord progression, and came up with a bluesy melody intended for sax. I recorded drums and bass, dropped in the bat crack effect, added the horn section parts, and then brought in Jeff Kay to cut guitars. I'll never forget anxious look on Barbara's face when she heard the aggressive tone we got by mic'ing Jeff's amp in the long hallway outside of Baker's Studio A.
When it came time to add the sax melody Barbara made a suggestion that would have a tremendous impact on my musical life. I'd been using (Gary's cousin) Ken Moskowitz for all of my sax work, but she wanted to bring in a player she knew and trusted. I initially resisted out of loyalty to Ken, but finally agreed to record both musicians. Ken came in first and did a great job, particularly on the two high notes that end the piece. But Ron Kerber brought a warm tone and lyrical quality that gave his performance the edge. Ken was a good sport about the whole thing, and in the end I wound up using those final "honks" he had played with such gusto.
Barbara's introduction proved fortuitous, because Ken soon moved to Florida and Ron became my go-to guy. And Ron is no ordinary player. He is certainly among the most accomplished musicians in the Philly area, and is second only to guitarist Jeff Kay in shaping the sound of MONSTER TRACKS. Ron went on to play sax, flute, piccolo, and clarinet on countless subsequent productions, often provided valuable musician recommendations, and eventually persuaded me to join the composition faculty at University of the Arts.
But the memory of this piece I most cherish is of hearing it played in the ballpark. Being in the stands and hearing that track blasting out of the Vet Stadium speakers never got old. Another thrill came when I was asked to provide the sheet music for longtime Phillies organist Paul Richardson, who came up with a rendition that he would play before and after games. I had long admired Paul's playing, and at one Phillies event I had the opportunity to meet him and compliment his arrangement of my theme.
The Phillies continued to use variations on this theme for the next five seasons. There were no substantial changes for 1991 or 1992, but by the end of the '92 season it was clear that players like Dykstra, Kruk, and Dalton had given the team a hardnosed attitude that I wanted to reflect in a grittier arrangement of the theme. Baker Sound had upgraded Studio A to 24-tracks by this point, so I was also eager to deliver a better sounding production. I switched to a hip-hop-infused groove, punctuated by horn stabs and turntable effects from a Casio RAP-1 keyboard. The bat crack remained, but an iconic opening shout by singer Denise NeJame heightened the energy and provided an immediately recognizable mnemonic.
For the 1995 season the Phillies asked me to supplement the main theme with some speciality arrangements that would give them more options in creating spots. The one that got the most airplay was this country version featuring Jeff on guitars and popular Jersey Shore entertainer Lew London on fiddle.
Although it never got much use, my favorite version was this big band arrangement that featured Ron on alto and tenor saxes, his brother Rick Kerber on trumpet, and Sal Scarpa on trombone.
And quite a few spots used this fun dixieland version, which features a rare appearance by Jeff on banjo, along with Ron on clarinet, Rick on trumpet, Sal on trombone, and my buddy from the old Trump Castle house band Rich Kurtz on upright bass.
I couldn't have been more happy or proud to provide music for the Phillies during those years. I felt particularly fortunate to have been involved in '93 when the team went to the World Series, and still cherish the copy of my original score that the players autographed at the end of the season. I'm forever grateful to Howard, Joanne, Barbara, and the rest of the Phillies' marketing department for giving me the chance to be part of my hometown team.
Chuck Butler is celebrating his 30th anniversary as Baker Sound's in-house composer. For more information about Baker's music division, visit our dedicated MONSTER TRACKS website.


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National Farmers Market Week is August 7-13, 2016. In celebration, markets across the country will host activities such as tasting days, guest chefs, local celebrity and politician appearances, cooking demonstrations, educational events, book signings and more! The US Senate and House of Representatives will not be in session that week, so chances are good your elected official will be available to visit your market.
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Take this time to remind them that farmers markets are more than just an outlet for fresh produce and friendly farmers. According to USDA statistics, these grassroots venues have increased in number by over 60 percent since 2009 to more than 8,500 today. In addition, these markets preserve farmland, stimulate local economies, increase access to fresh nutritious food, improve community health and promote sustainability.
Learn more about National Farmers Market Week, and invite your elected official today!
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The cost of a photo is not just the memory card it was taken on, nor is it just the cost of the model of camera and lens you are using. The true cost of a photo is more about the story behind the photo, the setup, the taking of it and the inevitable processing.
Boat on Brienzsee, Ringgenberg; using a wide angle lens gives the mountain's behind the boat some perspective.
If you were on a holiday, the cost of a picture could include the cost of the trip, added to the cost of the camera and so on. But what about your experience? By experience I am not meaning your holiday experience I am meaning the experience you have behind the camera – your abilities as a photographer.
Flying Scotsman, Paris; the RAW processing of this image was made to look like it was taken in the same period that the car would have been new.
My experience is in motor sport photography, and my experience in that genre has made me aware of where incidents may happen or places that would make a great new angle. This allowed me to capture images that were different to the normal and would tell a different story, or show a facet of the sport that people had not seen before.
Pimlico Tube Station, London; by taking this photo at 1/8th of a second, the train moving out of the station has been accentuated. By using the right balance of ISO and shutter speed I was able to hand hold the camera for this shot.
Over the years I have tried other genres of photography and I have come to the conclusion that a photographer that is good at their genre usually is an expert in that genre too. A surf photographer will be able to pick waves that a board rider will take, and know which surfer to follow as they have the best wave.
A landscape photographer will know what time of the year the best cloud formations appear over their subject and the placing of the sun to maximise the lighting, as you can't move the mountains but the sun does shift over summer / winter.
Likewise a macro photographer will know that a dragonfly will come back to a perch it has sat on if it flies away, as long as you're patient enough.
Boats for hire, Lake Como; by using a tripod and a long shutter speed I have made the headlights of the cars drag.
So this knowledge is part of what makes up the cost of a photo. The other part of the cost, is knowing which lens to choose, which aperture to use, what the shutter speed will do to the mood of the image and so on, as you have seen from the examples above there is more to the picture than just pushing the shutter button.
Flower bokeh, Rothenburg; by using a very small number aperture I have made the different flowers behind this poppy blend into the photo.
Spiral staircase, Arc de Triomphe; by using a fisheye lens, the spiral of the staircase has been exaggerated.
Dole Reflections, Dole, France; by using a HDR technique I have been able to capture all the detail in this scene.
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Milton Keynes has the slowest 3G mobile broadband speeds in the UK at 1.7Mbps, according to research by website Top10.com.
This compared with 3.6Mbps in the fastest town for 3G, Peterborough.
Top10.com analysed 3G speed tests carried out by users of its Streetstats 3G app, which is available on the iPhone-only.
The slowest towns for 3G were: Milton Keynes; Leicester (2.01Mbps); Huddersfield (2.17Mbps); Cardiff (2.18Mbps); Liverpool (2.21Mbps); Blackburn (2.23Mbps) and Stevenage (2.23Mbps)
The fastest UK towns were: Peterborough (3.86Mbps); Carlisle (3.5Mbps), Eastbourne (3.47Mbps); and Stoke (3.35Mbps).
Ofcom is also conducting its own research into mobile broadband speeds, due for launch later this month.
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Moy Park's profits plunge by over 70pc despite sales boost
Pre-tax profits at poultry giant Moy Park are down by over 70pc to £9.4m (€12m) despite an increase in sales.
According to its results for the year to January 2, the poultry-processing company, which has operations on both sides of the border and is Northern Ireland's largest private sector employer, saw its pre-tax profit drop from £32.3m in 2014 to £9.4m last year.
However, over the same period, the firm's full-year figures showed a 1.4pc increase in turnover to £1.44m.
In its annual statement, the firm put its increased expenditure down to "exceptional items".
It was explained that the "exceptional items" included the cost of preparing to float the company on the stock exchange.
However, the plan was ultimately abandoned and the company was instead bought over by JBS in September. The takeover was Northern Ireland's largest ever food company deal, costing the buyers £988m.
As part of the company's restructuring, production of the firm's cooked chicken ranges which had been carried out at the Wisbech site in Cambridgeshire was moved to Moy Park's Grantham site in Lincolnshire. The costs incurred closing the site were also included under "exceptional items".
The results also showed that underlying pre-tax profit, which excludes exceptional items, bond interest and foreign exchange changes on inter-company loans, was also up by 2pc to £45.5m.
Over the same time, the company's sales volume grew by almost 7pc and for the first time the company processed over five million chickens a week.
"The strong performance was delivered against the backdrop of a highly competitive market, foreign exchange headwinds, commodity price deflation and export restrictions," said chief executive Janet McCollum.
Also accounted for in the results was a £27.5m investment in its facilities in Dungannon, Craigavon and Ashbourne in England. Also included was £30m allocated invested in the firm's farming partners.
Moy Park remains Northern Ireland's biggest employer, with 6,300 employees in the North, and another 5,400 in Britain.
The firm also recently announced it would invest in its "ready-to-eat" and "fresh poultry" lines.
Ms McCollum recently said the company was in favour of the UK remaining in the EU, saying "Europe was [Moy Park's] market". The firm also has operations in the Republic, England, the Netherlands and France.
"Within the EU, UK companies have open access to 500 million consumers and, in the event of a Brexit, no one has been able to guarantee our continued access to those markets," she said.
"The EU has imperfections but it is a massive market which offers export security and the UK needs to remain within it."
Economist John Simpson said the fall in Moy Park's revenue was a "little bit worrying".
"They have managed to increase the volume of their sales by more than 6pc but their revenue has gone up by less than 2pc. It shows that they are relying more and more on the large volume market, working on the large volume commodity market rather than on trading on increased margins."
"The second, more significant, concern is that even with all of the adjustments made, a £1.7m loss was recorded in the last quarter of 2015," he said.
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Traditionally, the processing demands of network policy control (e.g., stateful packet processing, complex decision-making, etc.) required proprietary hardware solutions, but technology advances mean that virtualization now provides a commercially viable alternative.
Transitioning from a purpose-built, proprietary hardware component – a model in which a vendor likely controls every aspect – to a virtualized commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) model is a formidable challenge.
In March 2015, Sandvine detailed how the PTS Virtual Series had achieved 155 Gbps in a single system Dell R730x with Intel Xeon® E5-2699 v3 processor. This was an important milestone, as it showed that virtualization could deliver the same performance density, at scale, as proprietary equipment.
However, real-world carrier deployments often demand many hundreds of gigabits per second of performance. To achieve this scale, many hardware elements must be clustered and load-balanced together, cooperating to achieve the singular objective of implementing network policy control.
It is this performance milestone – a policy control VNF of several hundred Gbps – that remained uncrossed…until now.
Today, Sandvine, Dell®, and Intel®, announced that using standards-based virtualization technologies, we have achieved data plane performance scale and efficiency within a policy control virtual network function (VNF) that exceeds those of proprietary network appliances.
So what do these figures look like? We think, they're pretty impressive.
These figures are all superior to those provided by network appliance vendors, and should effectively put to rest any concerns or questions surrounding the practical and commercial viability of network functions virtualization for policy control use cases.
To have practical relevance in the real world, the test must be as realistic as possible. From the outset, Sandvine felt that it was important to break the 1 Tbps barrier in a manner that would replicate a real-world deployment as much as possible.
To ensure this, Sandvine deployed a traffic mix that uses various packet sizes and flow-types which is representative of real-world network conditions. Additionally, each Dell™ PowerEdge™ M630 Blade Server utilized only one of its dual sockets, with the Intel® Xeon processor utilizing approximately 60% of its processing capability. This extra compute room ensures that it is possible for operators to implement the same advanced traffic measurements and intelligent broadband use cases that they have previously done on purpose built hardware.
While 1.1 Tbps is breakthrough topline performance for a VNF, scale without efficiency is insufficient. So how did this demonstration fare in terms of efficiency, and how does the achieved efficiency compare to existing commercial network policy control appliances?
Combining the achieved scale with the observed power consumption, we see that compute note power efficiency is an impressive 4.6 W/Gbps of policy control function.
The chart above compares the impressive 4.6 W/Gbps of policy control function achieved by Sandvine in this test to competing hardware appliance vendors in the network policy control space. Other policy control vendors who have pursued large appliance-based solutions deliver best-case scenario performance between 8.3 W/Gbps and 21.6 W/Gbps, depending upon the vendor and the particular appliance, with variable maximum scalability.
For the sake of comparison, we have also included in the chart Sandvine's PTS 32000, a two rack unit 100 GbE unit capable of intersecting 400 Gbps. With its inclusion it is clear that whether an operator is looking for a purpose built hardware appliance, or a virtual solution using COTS hardware, Sandvine provides the lowest power cost in the industry.
Sandvine believes that our 1.1 Tbps demonstration proves that network functions virtualization is a cost effective alternative to proprietary network appliances, and that virtualized policy control deployments can meet the scale, efficiency, and business objectives of communications service providers.
Over the coming weeks and months, we will be posting a number of updates on NFV.net documenting the challenges and triumphs of breaking the 1Tbps barrier.
For those wanting to learn more about configuration details, testing methodology, and detailed results of Sandvine's record-setting performance, we have published a Technology Showcase which you can download entitled "Breaking the Terabit Barrier: A One Terabit per Second Policy Control Virtual Network Function".


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Here are a couple of recent kayak fishing videos in search of king salmon during several excursions to Buoy 10, Westport and "Marine area 1".
The first trip my friend Todd and I fished Westport first then Buoy 10. We crossed the Grays Harbor bar with our kayaks. We paddled and let the current take us about 15 miles out for several hours of fishing. This area is about the 200 foot depth mark. I hooked up to one strong king for a little bit but otherwise we came up skunked. Here is the map with launch area and fishing zone marked.
We decided to head on out to Buoy 10 where eventually we picked up fish close to the Cape Disappointment area. It was a good turnaround after getting skunked at Westport.
During the second excursion I had a great trip seeing a gray whale, crossing the Columbia River bar and catching a small Chinook. The fish was caught three or four miles west of the north jetty at Cape Disappointment. Interactive map below.
Here is an approximation of this trip on a map as I was unable to retrieve the map data from my Lowrance for precision marks.
I am including a video below regarding salmon tackle and setup for kayak fishing. Best of luck if you're trying to hook up a king , coho, or any kind of salmon.


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DFARS 252.242-7006 (a) (1) Defines an Acceptable Accounting System as:
"a system that complies with the system criteria in paragraph (c) of this clause to provide reasonable assurance that—
Applicable laws and regulations are complied with;
The accounting system and cost data are reliable;
Risk of misallocations and mischarges are minimized; and
Contract allocations and charges are consistent with billing procedures."
DFARS 252.242-7006 (a) (2) defines a "Contractor's system or systems for accounting methods, procedures, and controls established to gather, record, classify, analyze, summarize, interpret, and present accurate and timely financial data for reporting in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and management decisions"
May include subsystems for specific areas such as:
indirect and other direct costs
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c)(2) requires
Proper segregation of direct costs from indirect costs."
The total cost of a contract is the sum of the direct and indirect costs allocable to the contract.
While the total cost of a contract includes all costs properly allocable to the contract, the allowable costs to the Government are limited to those allocable costs which are allowable pursuant to Part 31 and applicable agency supplements.
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c)(3) requires Identification and accumulation of direct costs by contract;
FAR 2.101 Defines Direct Cost as "any cost that is identified specifically with a particular final cost objective."
Direct costs are not limited to items that are incorporated in the end product as material or labor.
No final cost objective shall have allocated to it as a direct cost any cost that has been included in an indirect cost pool.
Direct costs of the contract shall be charged directly to the contract.
Indirect cost means any cost not directly identified with a single, final cost objective, but identified with two or more final cost objectives or an intermediate cost objective.
An indirect cost is not to be allocated to a final cost objective if other costs incurred for the same purpose in like circumstances have been included as a direct cost of any other final cost objective.
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c)(4) requires "A logical and consistent method for the accumulation and allocation of indirect costs to intermediate and final cost objectives"
The term indirect cost covers a wide variety of cost categories and the costs involved are not all incurred for the same reasons
The number of indirect cost accounts in a single company can range from one to hundreds.
The indirect structure needs to be tailored to your company and how it operates.
In general, indirect cost accounts fall into two broad categories:
- Overhead
- General and Administrative
Examples of indirect cost rates include:
Material overhead
Manufacturing overhead
Engineering overhead
Site overhead
These are management, financial, and other expenses related to the general management and administration of the business unit as a whole. To be considered a G&A Expense of a business unit, the expenditure must be incurred by, or allocated to, the general business unit. Examples of G&A expenses include:
Salary and other costs of the executive staff of the corporate or home office
Salary and other costs of such staff services as legal, accounting, public relations, and financial offices
Selling and marketing expenses
Indirect costs should be allocated based on benefits accrued to intermediate and final cost objectives.
Allocation base must be reasonable.
There must be a relationship between the selected allocation base and the pool costs.
For example, training costs in the overhead pool are not necessarily caused by a particular cost objective, but the cost objectives might benefit from the training of employees. In that case, training would be related and benefit the labor dollars incurred on contracts/final cost objective.
In general, typical allocation bases for overhead and G&A are:
Direct Labor Dollars
Direct Labor Hours
Direct Material Dollars
Total Cost Input (Total direct and indirect costs minus G&A)
Value Added (TCI less subcontracts, and direct materials)
Single Cost Element (e.g. Direct labor dollars)
A cost is allowable only when the cost complies with all of the following requirements:
Terms of the contract
Applicable Cost Accounting Standards (CAS)
Any Limitations Set forth in Subpart 31.201-2
The accounting system must be able to accumulate and report the costs for each final cost objective; i.e. government contract.
- Direct costs of the contract, plus
- Allocation of applicable indirect costs, less
- Unallowable Costs
For multi-year contracts, the costs should be attainable for each of the contractor's fiscal years.
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c) requirements:
(5) Accumulation of costs under general ledger control
(6) Reconciliation of subsidiary cost ledgers and cost objectives to general ledger
(7) Approval and documentation of adjusting entries
(11) Interim (at least monthly) determination of costs charged to a contract through routine posting of books of accounts
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c) requirements:
(8)Management reviews or internal audits of the system to ensure compliance with the Contractor's established policies, procedures, and accounting practices
(9) A timekeeping system that identifies employees' labor by intermediate or final cost objectives
(10) A labor distribution system that charges direct and indirect labor to the appropriate cost objectives
Contractors should have written timekeeping policies and procedures. Procedures should address:
Accumulating and billing labor costs
Filling out and correcting timesheets
Processing payroll
Performing payroll and labor corrections/transfers
Labor should be charged to intermediate and final cost objectives based on a timekeeping document (paper or electronic timecards) completed and certified by the employees and approved by the employees' supervisors.
Employees should fill out timesheet on a daily basis and include all hours worked.
Labor cost distribution records should reconcilable to payroll records and labor distribution records should trace to and from the job cost ledger and general ledger accounts.
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c) (12) requires "Exclusion from costs charged to Government contracts of amounts which are not allowable in terms of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) part 31, Contract Cost Principles and Procedures, and other contract provisions;"
Therefore, contractors need written policies and procedures to identify and exclude unallowable costs.
Unallowable costs need to be identified and excluded from any billings, claims, and proposals applicable to a Government contract.
DFARS 252.242-7006 (c)(13) requires "Identification of costs by contract line item and by units (as if each unit or line item were a separate contract), if required by the contract"
Therefore, the accounting system needs be able to expand beyond a project number.
Each job needs to be expanded to the requisite level of detail as determined by contract terms.
Make sure the contract is adequately briefed to determine what this level might be.
A contractor needs to be up to date on its submission of adequate incurred cost proposals in accordance with contract terms, if applicable.
A contractor needs to submit final vouchers within 120 days after settlement of applicable final indirect costs rates for all years as required by FAR 52.216-7(d)(5)
Contractors not making Interim (at least monthly) determination of costs charged through routine posting to books of account
Failure to properly segregate direct and indirect costs
Improper timekeeping
Failure to exclude unallowable costs


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I've looked through creepypasta over and over now for new stories to narrate, but none of them caught my attention like the other did. So, in the spirit of Halloween, I'm currently writing my own creepy tale.
I plan to finish it up and narrate it out fully with a musical background (just as I did with "Silence: A Slender Story") sometime in October!
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November 1288. Bereft of a king or rightful heir, England hurtles towards civil war for the second time in a generation. When David, Prince of Wales, and his wife, Lili, travel to London to attend the wedding of William de Bohun and Princess Joan, they have no intention of involving themselves in local politics.
But as infighting leads to murder, David and Lili find themselves at the center of a far-reaching conspiracy. Trapped between history and legend, they must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice to save not only their own country, but the people of England as well.
Meanwhile, back in Wales, Llywelyn and Meg discover that time is no barrier to either adventure or trouble.
Children of Time, Book 4 in the After Cilmeri series, continues the story of Llywelyn, Meg, and their children in the medieval kingdom of Wales.
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At the end, when David's ally barons and his father kneel at his feet, and he acquiesces to take the throne. I have that moment bookmarked as it's a major turning point in the series.
In this installment, Laurel Schroeder had to incorporate multiple accents for both genders, and in two time periods. She does this so seamlessly that the listener does not get lost or have a hard time keeping up with the story or which character she is portraying.
I found this installment to be more cerebral in the way it incorporates the intrigue of multiple plots in the middle ages that David spends his time navigating with the modern day national security activity that Meg and Llewelyn must elude. I could not help but laugh, though, at Goronwy's amazement with toilets and coffee (much like Ieuan's) and the conversation between Llewelyn and Goronwy at the well at Cilmeri
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Police, Fire and other First Responders showed the community what they can do on Saturday.
The Todd May Memorial First Responders Fair was held at Mylan Park.
The event brings the community together to see the different first responders abilities. Mylan Park is a new location for the fair, because it has grown in the past years.
"There's some demonstrations, we're going to have some canine demonstrations and vehicle extractions," said Ron Snyder, of the Granville Police Department. "It's just a perfect way for the citizens to see how we're prepared."
The event also offered free bike helmet fittings for children of all ages. Adults were able to get some free hats and T-shirts.


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Danny had a weight check today...here are the stats-
Wednesday Feb. 11--21lb. 12oz.
Wednesday Feb. 18--21lb. 10oz.
Wednesday Feb. 25--21lb. 8oz.
Tuesday March 3--20lb. 14oz.
He has lost 14 oz. in 3 weeks!!! Something is wrong!!! I don't know what to do!!! He is getting 1300+ calories everyday and supposedly needs 1000 to gain weight. This doesn't make ANY sense!!! We have scheduled an allergist appointment tomorrow to get the referral , CF test, and a couple other things taken care of. He is going to have to start Neocate Jr soon too. Hopefully we can get WIC to help with that though...Why will adding more calories matter if he is losing this much weight and getting an agverage of 500 extra calories per day?!?!?! I am so frustratred right now!!!
I'm so sorry. Perhaps WIC can give you some insight as well. Good luck.
Sorry to hear about the weight loss :( It's so frustrating, I hope you get some answers soon! Sending Danny lots of weight gain vibes!
We went to the Dr again today for an actual appointment and we are gettiung the ball rolling on the Neocate Jr. insurance authorization and have an appointment scheduled for the 18th with the GI to get started on the lower digestive stuff and schedule a scope. We had the CF blood test done today. I have heard everything from 7-10 days up to 6-8 weeks to get the results so I have no idea when we will get them...I really just hope this will help.
BTW...when he got weighed today he was 21 lbs. 8oz. again, but we figured out that if he has a full belly he weighs a full 10 oz more than he does with an empty belly.... :blink: Maybe we should stuff him full of anything he will eat right before a weight check... :excited: Then I could have an on the charts child!!!
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Good luck with the CF test.
Glad he put the weight back on (well with a full belly)!
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And it's the 6-8 week one...:eek: This will be driving me nuts for almost 2 months!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
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How frustrating!! I Know how hard it is to hear when your child LOSES weight!!! agh!!
(((hugs)))) I hope you get some answers soon
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I just wanted to say wic will cover neocate if you are on wic. I use to get it through them. I believe it is only neocate one + or infant it has to be unflavored. We have to go online to by flavoring packets. Good luck!
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He has to have the Neocate Jr but apparently we are getting it "forced through"...so we will see...so far we have used koolaid and strawberry syrup which really makes me nervous just because of the sugar...do you have the link to the flavor packets and how much they are???
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2 months! That has to be tough. I was a wreck waiting two weeks for the results of the sweat test. At least it will give you a define yes or no, so you'll know where to go from there. We're here for you though.
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Sep 09, 2014
India's Pak flip-flop to continue? Modi could meet Nawaz in New YorkThe fact that Sushma Swaraj underplayed Nawaz Sharif's counter offer on J&K floods and did not deny outright a Modi-Sharif meeting in New York, only shows that the Modi government's Pakistan is no different from the previous governments, including the three tenures of Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
May 28, 2014
Modi wants friendly relations with SAARC nations: SwarajShe said that Modi's invitation to the leaders of the eight-member bloc ceremony is indicative of the government's intent and commitment to build cordial, friendly and inclusive ties
May 28, 2014
Told Pak to stop terror activities for successful talks: SwarajShe said the Indian side also asked Pakistan to ensure speedy trial in 26/11 terror case being held there. The Pakistani side said they were working on it.
May 27, 2014
Goa minister fakes presence at swearing-in using Facebook photoThe NCP accused Goa's Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar of allegedly faking his presence at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing in ceremony via a Facebook photo.
May 27, 2014
Then Viveik met Salman: Modi's red carpet was more fun than FilmfareYou have to give it to Modi. He got millions to tune in to watch almost four dozen people say the same two lines of dialogue over and over again. Here are the highs, lows and fashion faux pas.
May 27, 2014
Media and Narendra Modi's cabinet: How he did a Steve JobsThe media needs to do significant homework before they tackle Modi. The easiest way, of course, is what a lot of media professionals are trying to do now: working to get picked by Modi as a favourite.
May 27, 2014
The don't-miss moments from Narendra Modi's swearing in ceremonyNarendra Modi was sworn-in as India's 15th PM last evening. The ceremony had all the pomp and glamour that you could have expected from one of the biggest political events in Indian history. Here are some pictures showcasing the key moments.
May 27, 2014
Narendra Modi's Cabinet: A complete list of those who made the cutAs Narendra Modi's government gets ready to be sworn-in today in the evening, reports indicates that India is likely to see a drastic change where some of the ministries are concerned.
May 26, 2014
Pakistan TV channels show Modi's swearing-in liveDifferent TV stations also presented special talk shows on the occasion and experts explored the possibility of opening of new chapter in relations between Pakistan and India.
May 27, 2014
Photos: Narendra Modi is India's 15th Prime MinisterNarendra Modi was sworn in as the 15th Prime Minister of India and it was a grand affair. The evening saw dignitaries from across Asia, business A-listers and film stars descend upon the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Here are some images.


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