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Home At Heart Care
About Home At Heart Care221 3rd Ave
Clearbrook, MN 56634
Phone: (218) 776-3508
Fax: (218) 776-3507
Provides services to: children, adults, seniors
Service Area for Home At Heart Care
About Home At Heart Care
Personal care services
minnesota's personal care assistance program is designed to support people of all ages with disabilities to live independently in the community and their home. We hire family as pca's and students starting at age 16. (with the proper training we provide) personal care assistants (pcas) provide services to people who need help with activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living and health-related functions. Pcas also provide hands on assistance, supervision, redirection and intervention for behavior including observation and monitoring. A pca may assist the person with the following adls:
odressing - application of clothing and special appliances or wraps. Ogrooming - basic hair care, oral cares, shaving, basic nail care, applying cosmetics and deodorant, care of eyeglasses and hearing aids. O bathing - basic personal hygiene and skin care. O eating - completing the process of eating including application of orthotics required for eating, hand washing and transfers. Otransfers - assistance to transfer the person from one seating or reclining area to another. O mobility - assistance with ambulation. Opositioning - assistance with positioning or turning a person for necessary care and comfort. Otoileting - helping person with bowel or bladder elimination and care. This includes transfers, mobility, positioning, feminine hygiene, use of toileting equipment or supplies, cleansing, inspection of the skin and adjusting clothing. Oaccompany to medical appointments oaccompany to participate in the community o assist with paying bills ocommunicate by telephone and other media
ocomplete household tasks integral to the pca services o plan and prepare meals oshop for food, clothing and other essential items
Home At Heart Care Services
- Private Duty Home Care
- Home Care
Cities Served by Home At Heart Care
Home At Heart Care serves ZIP codes that encompass all or part of each of the cities listed below.
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B.Ed Course in Badaun
When it comes to admission to B.Ed Colleges in Badaun, most of the institutions make it compulsory that the applicants must be degree holder. Not just UG holders, but also PG holders apply for B. Ed institutes in Badaun. Bachelor of Education is a compulsory qualification for teachers these days in most of the high schools in Badaun. When a candidate, takes up M. Ed in Badaun, after B. Ed, the scope for placement in higher secondary schools is brighter. One of the important skills to become a teacher is good communication skill, such that concepts can be explained to students in Badaun with ease.
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Is there any university that offers B. Ed through distance mode in India including Badaun
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Jammu, Mar 13: The Permanent Resident (Disqualification) Bill, which seeks to strip women of their right to property if they marry someone from outside the state, saw protests in the Jammu Kashmir assembly on Saturday, Mar 13.
Protesting against the bill, the opposition parties including Bharaitya Janata Party (BJP), Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party (JKNPP) and Jammu State Morcha (JSM)
staged a walk out.
The private member's bill also seeks to disqualify women from getting government jobs and other privileges if they end up marrying an outsider.
BJP's Chaman Lal Gupta, who first voiced its objection against the bill saying that it discriminated against women, gained support from JKNPP and JSM members.
The members of these parites indulged in Slogan shoting and other forms protests for 20 minutes before staging a walk out.
"A bill which is aimed at amending the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir cannot be introduced in the Upper House. Every bill has to go through assembly for its passage," JKNPP leader Harshdev Singh said.
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- Claude,
Please don't send large files on the list, not everyone has a T1 connection.
It's better to put it on a web site and send a link to it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Claude Foster <ccfoster@...>
To: 'email@example.com' <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Friday, June 29, 2001 12:28 PM
Subject: RE: [hreg] The Glorious Fourth
> <<Energy Quandry.pdf>>a
>The attachment gives a fair analysis of the California energy syndrome and
>plan by Nevada to prevent recurrence there.supply
>We need to implement conservation and renewable energy but the availability
>and reliability of the best power system in the world in being jeopardized.
>America gains it preeminent position in the world largely due to its
>implementation of abundant, high quality, reliable electrical power. The
>concept of NIMBY does not support our society. Love Canal and environmental
>abuse also must not be tolerated or condoned. JFK's line of what can we do
>for our country needs to be in our mind. The shortage of reliable energy is
>neither solely due to "them" and it cannot be solved by "them".
>Profiling "Large Oil" as the evil giant will be a popular and enduring
>pastime. A better activity may be to understand the electrical and
>hydrocarbon energy business. Understanding the energy companies may be too
>big for some but our elected officials were once ordinary people like us.
>Please call or write your representatives with constructive comments to
>reduce exploitation by irresponsible individuals. (Corporations are
>considered individuals under the law.) School boards, local governments,
>local businesses all have impact. Will you help them help us keep our
>country's best minds focused on rebuilding our energy production and
>delivery system.
>Everyone can declare independence and shutoff the electricity and gas
>to lights, AC, fans, refrigerator, range, etc. but who really wants toAC
>endure the result. Regulation was the tool of the people to limit and
>direct the limited monopoly assigned to the public utility. We elected to
>give up the supervision and control of the Utility Commission in exchange
>for the potential lower rates. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer
>with out proper controls. We are enjoying the lack of controls, foresight
>and planning in CA today. Lets do everything possible to keep the lights,
>and other desirable human comforts available in Texas.
>I work under a tree (indoor) and contribute in every way possible to SDD in
>industry. We want to keep industry producing goods and products with SDD.
>Have a Good Day
>Claude Foster, P.E.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: jclem412@... [SMTP:jclem412@...]
>> Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 10:37 PM
>> To: email@example.com
>> Cc: bhuxtable@...
>> Subject: [hreg] The Glorious Fourth
>> I would not normally put forth the following poem, except that it relates
>> to
>> the upcoming July 4th (Independence Day), which has an underlying meaning
>> very applicable to the Renewable Energy efforts of today - that of having
>> a
>> belief for something (freedom then and RE now) and acting with strength
>> against bad precedent, bad laws, and bad times. The last line says "Till
>> earth no longer knows a slave." The author referred to enslaved citizens
>> of
>> the Old World, but we all are beginning to feel like slaves to oil. We
>> are
>> so dependent on it, yet are a bit doomed by it.
>> The following was written and included in The Santa Fe Magazine in July
>> 1928
>> (the month and year my father was born). I happened upon the magazine in
>> a
>> downtown Port Townsend shop today. Love this town.
>> The Glorious Fourth
>> The Glorious Fourth! Aye, truly styled
>> The "glorious," for no other day
>> Since Freedom on the world first smiled
>> Has o'er man's fate had greater sway.
>> 'Twas on this day our fathers met
>> In solemn state, as fit their cause,
>> And in undying language set
>> Their protest 'gainst despotic laws.
>> They braved the Old World's wrath and hate;
>> The cast all precedent aside
>> And raised the pillars of our state
>> That still endure, our boast and pride.
>> Then let us celebrate their deed
>> And keep the day with speech and song,
>> And sow anew the precious seed
>> From which has sprung our Union strong.
>> Fling out Old Glory to the sun;
>> Let bells rejoice and cannon roar;
>> Rehearse the tale of triumphs won
>> And swell the cheer from shore to shore.
>> Show all mankind we still hold dear
>> The liberty our fathers gave;
>> Proclaim its blessings far and near
>> Till earth no longer knows a slave.
>> - Charles Thomas Duvall
>> Good luck and happy independence. Mmm, a Solar Declaration of
>> Independence.
>> What day shall it be?
>> Jonathan A. Clemens
>> Olympic Energy Systems
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IBM Bluemix OpenWhisk REST API
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Easy usage of Bluemix Object Storage service
IBM Bluemix evolution continues. Since last year (2015/Nov), Bluemix has been providing "Object Storage" service as beta. This service is built using OpenStack swift technology. Most of people may not be aware of, but Bluemix is not only Cloud Foundry … Continue reading
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Using Splunk for IBM Bluemix syslog drain
One of the repeating voice of IBM Bluemix users are how to manage application logs. A while ago, I wrote a blog entry to retrieve logs from IBM Bluemix using 3rd party logging service. However, some users may have concerns … Continue reading
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Start learning IBM Knowledge Anyhow Workbench
IBM's jStart team presents coming emerging technology (or even predict so to speak). IBM Bluemix was one of them. Now, they offer iPython Notebook as emerging technology too. So it's good to start learning it as there is a great … Continue reading
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Developing Node-RED application for Bluemix
Most of IBM Bluemix users probably knows about the existence of Node-RED starter in the boilerplate. Starter kit is supposed to be starting point of development of application using specific run-times. However, I rarely see the actual applications which uses … Continue reading
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Integrate Kiuwan static test services with IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
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Download files from Bluemix using Cloud Foundry CLI plugin
I see several questions in the Bluemix forum about the desire to download files of running applications. Cloud Foundry CLI provides "cf files" command to just to take a look at each file/folder, not entire files. There is easy way … Continue reading
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Starts showing November 16, Open House Saturday November 19 From 2-4 PM. Offers to be presented November 23. This adorable 908 square foot 2 bed, 1 bath bungalow has been completely upgraded inside and out. It features an updated kitchen, high efficiency furnace (2011), newer hot water tank (2008), open dining room with garden doors to the deck and backyard, recently renovated four-piece bathroom with a soaker tub, crown moulding throughout the main floor, glemaing laminate floors. The fully finished basement is open concept and features a wet bar with a large recreation room and office area which could easily be converted into a 3rd bedroom. Vendor has purchased some materials to install a second bathroom in lower level and is willing to negotiate to include these items in the sale. Dishwasher is included in the sale; other appliances negotiable. Budget for natural gas noted below is based on old furnace, so it should be lower with the new high-efficiency furnace. This one is a must see!


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Actor and Shaler native John Allen Biles is back in town to present his independent production of the well-regarded, cleverly structured musical The Last Five Years.
Biles graduated from Point Park University's theater program in 2000 and moved to New York. His work as a professional actor includes stints off-Broadway, in regionally touring shows and more.
He moved back to Pittsburgh in April, but The Last Five Years marks his theatrical homecoming.
"After spending over a decade in New York City, I saw many of my talented Pittsburgh friends struggling to find an outlet for their craft," he says in a press release. "I wanted to produce this show to not only give myself some exposure but also my talented friends."
The Last Five Years, by Jason Robert Brown, is a 2002 musical about the relationship between Jamie, a rising young novelist, and Cathy, a struggling actress. The story is told two ways at once: chronologically by Jamie, starting with their first date, and in reverse chronology by Cathy, going backward from their divorce.
Biles plays Jamie, and Cathy is played by Pittsburgh-based actress Holly Bryan Scott. Locally based Nick Mitchell directs.
The production premieres tomorrow and runs Thursdays through Saturdays through Nov. 10. Shows are at 7:30. The requested donation is $18 cash, at the door.
The Off the Wall venue is located at 25 W. Main St., Carnegie.
For more information, or to reserve seats, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Sewickley Arts Initiative is readying an intriguing exhibition that should attract gamers and people interested in social issues and education, not to mention art-lovers.
Input/output is a show by artists who use games to present interactive art addressing social issues such as immigration.
"These artistic games highlight how a didactic message is understood through play," says a press release.
The forms range from board games to mobile apps, and the works sit alongside examples of classic games like Frogger, Tank and Battleship.
A screen grab from Rafael Fajardo's video game "Crosser" gives some idea.
Other participating artists include Francisco Ortega-Grimaldi, assistant professor of communication design at Texas Tech University, and Devin Monnens, assistant course director of Game History at Full Sail University.
Sewickley Arts Initiative was founded in 2010 by independent curator Ingrid LaFleur and artist Timothy Hadfield, head of the media arts department at Robert Morris University.
Input/output opens tomorrow, at 419 Beaver St., Sewickley, with an opening reception from 6-9 p.m. The show is also open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat., Oct. 27.
If you polled artists about their favorite holiday, odds are Halloween would be right up there. (For sure it would kick Valentine's Day's ass.) Here are a few Hallow's Eve things local arts venues have planned this weekend, for kids and adults.
Two of the adult events are Downtown this Friday. From 6-9 p.m., Future Tenant Art Space hosts Disco Graveyard, a Halloween Happy Hour. The attractions are live music, food, drinks and dancing, with a costume contest including prizes for Most Dead and Most Original. Future Tenant is at 819 Liberty Ave.
Meanwhile, just around the corner, ToonSeum hosts … wait for it … Drawn of the Dead, an animation screening and costume party. The evening begins at 7:30 p.m. with an outdoor screening of Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated. The unique 2009 take on George Romero's 1968 classic features work by nearly 150 international artists and animators who reenvisioned favorite scenes from the film through their own artistic lenses (from oil paintings and CGI to sock puppets); the results are paired with the film's original soundtrack. The fun also includes vintage cartoons (Casper, et al); a costume contest; pumpkin-spiked hot chocolate; adult beverages; and more. The free, 21-and-over party's at 945 Liberty Ave.
On Saturday, also for adults, is Fe Gallery's Eat, Drink & Be Scary. The event, in Lawrenceville, is a costume party notable for its inventive contest categories: best handmade costume; best use of fake blood; best movie reference; best dead celebrity; best costume in the form of a pun; and best use of a sheet (without being a ghost). There are also food, drinks, music by DJ Zan Naz and a chance to see the gallery's spooky exhibit, Creep. The party's from 7 p.m.-midnight, and a $5 donation is requested.
Meanwhile, here's the kid stuff. (Yes, Halloween's for kids, too).
Family events this weekend include the fourth year of the Kelly-Strayhorn Theater's Halloween Mayhem. The free day of activities and performances at the East Liberty venue features special guest Mr. McFeely and includes mask-making and face-painting for the costume parade, plus music and dance on stage from Hope Academy students. Halloween Mayhem runs 11 a.m.-2 p.m. this Saturday.
From 1-3 p.m. Sunday, head a few blocks south to the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, for the PCA's Halloween Party. This event also includes family-friendly art activities for the kids, the obligatory face-painting, entertainment, refreshments and more. Costumes are encouraged, and there is an entry fee of $5 for member families, $10 for non-member families.
A big cross-section of the city's top gospel singers will gather in the Hill District this Friday night for a concert honoring the gospel legend.
The Mahalia Jackson Birthday Concert, at Ebenezer Baptist Church, will also mark the debut of the Lemington Seniors Community Gospel Choir.
Other singers performing include The Clara Ward Singers, Deborah Moncrief, Zanetta Wingfield, Yolanda Rodgers Howsie, Cheryl El Walker and at least one performer well known outside gospel circles: Mandy Kivovitz Delfaver, a.k.a. Phat Man Dee.
The show, featuring songs Jackson made popular, is presented by Deryck Tines of deryck tines group (no slouch behind the mike himself).
Jackson, who died 40 years ago, at age 61, was billed as "the world's greatest gospel singer." Her recordings included "His Eye is on the Sparrow," "Didn't It Rain," "How I Got Over" and "Go Tell It On the Mountain."
Ebenezer Baptist is at 2001 Wylie Ave., in the Hill.
Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door, and are available at Central Baptist church offices, Dorsey's Records, in Homewood; Stedeford's Records, on the North Side; and at showclix.com.
For more information, call 412-983-8895.
Saltimbanco is Cirque du Soleil's longest-touring show, playing for seven performances at Pittsburgh's Petersen Events Center. I caught the opening night on Thursday. With its breathtaking stunts, silly clowns, elaborate costumes and music combined in a general surreal spectacle, the show fulfilled all expectations of the troupe with eerie precision.
In Hard Times, Charles Dickens used the circus to represent the fanciful alternative to the world of facts and industry; to the machine. In Cirque du Soleil it seems the metaphors have merged. They create razzle-dazzle machines of entertainment in which everything is choreographed to smooth perfection. And with 5,000 employees, 20 different shows and an audience of millions worldwide, the Quebec-based troupe is seemingly unstoppable.
Utter reliability shouldn't be a problem for a show like Saltimbanco, in which people unfurl from ropes tied fifty feet in the air and somersault off swinging platforms to be caught by human towers. But it does rob these fantastic feats of suspense or a sense of the performer's personalities. The possibility the bungee swingers, trapezists, and jugglers could screw up seems more remarkable than the fact that they don't. In its 20 years of touring Saltimbanco is a victim of its own success.
Moreover many of the acts are over-saturated. The mind-bending "Cane Balancing" act or multi-person "Chinese Poles" come accompanied by booming Muzak — played live but sounding thoroughly artificial — and masked clowns faffing around in the background. It's like watching the Olympic gymnastics final on your smart phone during a pop concert. There are some amazing displays of human ability in front of you, if only you weren't too stimulated to concentrate on them.
The most effective acts in Saltimbanco are also the most stripped back. A drumming and whip-cracking duo in the "Boleadores" act create a vivid tango with minimal window dressing, and the schoolboy-attired solo clown "Eddie" is the star of the evening.
Using no more than mime, his personableness and beat-boxing skills, Eddie mocks up a spaghetti western standoff with an audience member. And what I'll remember the most from Saltimbanco is when he flushed himself down the toilet, despite the fact most of the visuals of the scenario took place in my mind.
Saltimbanco plays through Sun., Oct. 21. Tickets are $32-80 and available here.
Los Angeles-based artists Rhys Ernst and Zachary Drucker met three years ago, when Drucker was transitioning from male to female, and Ernst from female to male.
The pair will discuss their creative work apart and together — including their new experimental film collaboration, "She Gone Rogue" — and talk about gender and sexuality in their lives.
Ernst and Drucker regard gender and sexuality as distinct, and focus on fighting gender inequality.
Ernst is a filmmaker whose latest short, "The Thing," premiered at Sundance. He'll also discuss that film along with his "New Trans Cinema" approach, which seeks a more complex view of gender representation in film.
Drucker is a multimedia artist, working in performance, photography and more, whose work has been exhibited nationally and overseas.
While visiting CMU, they'll tape an episode of Trans-Q Television, a web-based variety show being developed by students of Associate Art Professor Suzie Silver.
Their talk, which is free, will be held at 4:30 p.m. Thu., Oct. 18, at Porter Hall 100, on the CMU campus.
As if on cue following the death of Arlen Specter, a public reading series launches Downtown with a new play about the killing of JFK.
The play is Noah's Ark, by locally based Ginny Cunningham. It's inspired by James Douglass' 2009 book JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters. (For what it's worth, Oliver Stone is a fan.)
The free public reading at 7 p.m. tonight, at Pittsburgh Public Theater, begins a new series curated by lauded local playwright Tammy Ryan.
The series is sponsored by the Public. A short discussion will follow the reading.
Specter, you'll recall, first made his name nationally by expounding the controversial "single-bullet theory" about JFK's assasination.
Cunningham's full-length play, according to a press release, "delves into unexplored and previously classified aspects" of the assassination."
Actors reading the play include Jack Erdie (as JFK), Thomas Fuchel, Richard Cavalucci, T. Scott Frank, John Gresh and Brandi Welle.
Ryan, the series curator, recently won the American Theatre Critics Association Francesca Primus Prize.
The fourth wall has always been my favorite wall, so being assigned a character and given a script to read out in play Suspicious Package is far from my comfort zone.
Fortunately the noir thriller presented by Future Tenant holds your hand digitally. Each audience member is given a Zune Player - an ipod-type device - that guides you through the plot via character-specific audiovisual instructions. It's like a real life video game and it takes place up the back alleys of downtown Pittsburgh.
The play, devised by Gyda Arber and Wendy Coyle, is a riot of stimuli both digital and real. When you're plugged into the Zune every street sign looks different and every stranger seems a possible character in the narrative. Your character's thoughts play through earbuds and video flashbacks appear on its screen. I'm instructed to enter stores then linger about suspiciously awaiting further instructions, feeling the eponymous package may be the one the storekeeper thinks I'm about to shoplift.
It's hard to be objective about a show when you're inside it - I only get to see one character's trajectory - but the plot is secondary to the experience of enacting it. The play itself is more about the theatrical world than the noir one. Its characters include a ruthless showgirl, a hardboiled producer and a starstruck heiress, all clawing their way to the top, all played by members of the audience.
It's a world I start to embrace. My first emotional reaction during the show is jealousy; other participants are definitely delivering their lines better than me. Then I adapt to my character of the heiress so much that I purchase a few superfluous items in a store during the show - some method acting so good I even have the storekeeper fooled.
In the wrap party afterwards (your ticket price includes a complimentary drink) I find out that other characters had better sexual tension and start suspecting other cast members are sleeping together. Suspicious Package certainly gives you a real feel for showbiz.
It's a discombobulating and unrepeatable experience. The play required extensive rewrites just to be performed for four days in Pittsburgh and has been staged previously only in Brooklyn and for a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. With four to six tickets available a showing, it will be a crime if it doesn't do the same here — a camp theatrical crime that the audience have to solve themselves.
Suspicious Package runs daily through Sun., Oct. 21, with hourly performances 1 - 4 p.m. Tickets are $25 and available here.
Continuum Dance Theater's production The Movement: A New Perspective is billed as "an autobiographical examination of the distinction between our public lives and the artist that we are beneath the costumes." This might be shortened to "dancing about dancing." But The Movement is postmodern dance made highly accessible.
So accessible in fact that all the dancers are onstage as the audience arrives — greeting them, stretching, chatting amongst themselves — and remain there during the interval, adjusting costumes and reapplying make-up.
Everything about the show is intimate. Continuum is an up-and-coming concert jazz dance company, composed primarily of local artists. An all-female cast of six perform this two-act piece, choreographed by founder and artistic director Sarah Parker as well as the dancers themselves.
The first act, "Work," evokes familiar tropes of office labor — subway rides, shirts and ties, and the rat race. Industrial soundscapes play over a collage of servile, repetitive movements and competitive duets. This is high-stress work. Dancers adopt attitudes of frustration and leap so aggressively they send light bulbs hanging from the ceiling of The Space Upstairs swaying before a striking shirt-shredding conclusion.
To those unfamiliar with The Pillow Project's venue, The Space Upstairs is as nebulous as its name. A 4,000-square-foot canvas used by Continuum to create a 360-degree show; audience members dotting sofas and barstools throughout. It's suitable for the company that take as much pleasure in dancing as it does deconstructing it.
Their second act, "L'effect," is a playful pandering to this cabaret-style set up. In a series of theatrical jazz routines, every movement is exaggerated through a layer of frou frou and tat — flowers, feathers and lipstick. But the manic smiles of the performers grow unsettling as music-box chimes creep into the music and the dances take on a sinister circus-clown bend.
It ends with props being cleared by the dancers, who then retreat to share seats with the audience and gaze at the melancholy shambles of vanity tables and hairspray cans now occupying center stage.
These DIY elements belie the professionalism of Continuum's performance. Following the show, Parker thanks the audience: "People can feel so strongly about buying local produce and other products, but it's not the same with the arts." Her production's powerful mix of innovation, intimacy and artistic expertise is ample proof of why dance is Kickstarter's most successful category.
The Movement: A New Perspective continues for two more shows on Oct. 5 and 6. Tickets are available here.


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Final Release and Support Plan for ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF
ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF version 10.2.5 is significant in that it is the final release of this product. While technical support will be available through July 1, 2016, maintenance of this product has been discontinued. Customers who develop with this product … Continue reading
Final Release and Support Plan for the ArcGIS APIs / Viewers for Flex and Silverlight
The next release of each ArcGIS API and Viewer (for Flex and Silverlight) will be significant in that they are the last planned releases of two once-popular technologies. While technical support will be available for both APIs and viewers through June … Continue reading
New Calendar-based Support Life Cycle for Esri Software
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ArcGIS 10.2 Released
Esri is pleased to announce the release of ArcGIS 10.2. It is now available for download on the Esri Customer Care Portal for all customers current on maintenance. The ArcGIS 10.2 setup package is designed to detect and upgrade an existing installation of the … Continue reading
ArcGIS 10.0 Service Pack 5 Released
Service Pack 5 for ArcGIS 10.0 has been released. Please visit the ArcGIS Resource Center Blog for more information about this release: ArcGIS 10.0 Service Pack 5.
This service pack is available for download via the ArcGIS Resource Center: ArcGIS 10.0 SP5 (Desktop, Engine, and Server)
For the best experience, please download this service pack at your earliest convenience.
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ArcGIS for SharePoint 2.1.1 Released!
We would like to notify you about the release of ArcGIS for SharePoint version 2.1.1. This is a quick-turnaround maintenance release to fix critical bugs that were identified in the 2.1 release. The ArcGIS for SharePoint team has worked hard to address these issues quickly to minimize their impact on our users. Continue reading
ArcGIS 10.0 Service Pack 3 Coming Soon!
The latest service pack for ArcGIS 10.0 is scheduled to be released in October, 2011, and includes many fixes for targeted issues.
If you have any feedback or questions regarding these fixes, please post in the ArcGIS Resource Center Forums. Esri will be monitoring these forums and respond to your feedback.
If you have additional enhancements or ideas that you would like to see included in future service packs or releases, please post them on the ArcGIS Ideas site.
Announcement for Existing ArcIMS Users – Update to the Deprecation plan
For all existing ArcIMS customers out there, there has been a change to the ArcGIS 10/10.1 deprecation plan. Version 10.0 was the last release of ArcIMS and there are no plans for any future versions of ArcIMS.
Here is the updated text from the deprecation document:
"ArcGIS 10.0 was the last release of ArcIMS; we will no longer ship ArcIMS in releases after ArcGIS 10.0. With the adoption of ArcGIS Server and the move to 64-bit servers, ArcIMS is no longer the recommended product for producing web maps. While no longer shipped as part of ArcGIS, the current version of ArcIMS (version 10.0) will be continued to be supported as part of the ArcGIS 10.0 lifecycle."
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ArcGIS 10 is now available!
We at Esri have been hard at work for many months to prepare for the ArcGIS 10 release. Today, the day is finally here when we can announce that ArcGIS 10 has been officially released.
For the first time, ArcGIS will be available as a download, which reduces the packaging waste and any delay due to production and shipping. It's part of Esri's effort to be a Greener company, and we hope that many of you will participate in this effort by downloading the software. For those that still require a physical disk, there is a way to request to receive backup media on DVD, but it will take a few more weeks (details for this are in the e-mail you will receive from Customer Service).
In the United States, maintenance contacts will receive information by e-mail on how they can download and authorize ArcGIS 10 for their organization. They may also contact Esri Customer Service for questions about their order at 1-888-377-4575 option 5; outside the United States, customers should contact their local Esri Distributor.
Esri Technical Support has been supporting the ArcGIS 10 Beta/Pre-Release for the last 8 months and is ready to take your calls or technical questions related to the 10 Release. If you run into an issue with the download, installation or use of the product, we are here to help. Please contact us at 1-888-377-4575 option 2 or submit a request via the online form. Outside the United States, customers should contact their local Esri Distributor.
For more information on ArcGIS 10, see http://www.esri.com/arcgis10.
Press Release: ArcGIS 10 Transforms the Way People Use GIS.
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Sharing data and documents across the various versions of ArcGIS Desktop
Hi all! This is Jim B. with the Eastern Support Services Desktop unit and a few tips to keep you going strong. We each have found ourselves in situations where customers, clients and colleagues are using different versions of ArcGIS Desktop. If you upgrade immediately after a new release, you may find the need to share geodatabases or map documents with those who haven't had a chance to upgrade yet. Fortunately, there is a quick and easy way to share data and documents between versions of ArcGIS Desktop.
Map Documents
To send a map document that is compatible with an earlier release of ArcGIS Desktop, you'll need to save it for that particular version. For example, if you are using ArcGIS Desktop 9.3.1 and you need to send your map document to a colleague that is using ArcGIS Desktop 9.2, a copy of the map document needs to be saved specifically for ArcGIS Desktop 9.2. To do this:
- Open the Map document you need to send.
- Go to the File Menu and scroll down to 'Save a Copy'.
- In the 'Save a Copy' dialog box, add a 'File Name' for the document and 'Save a Copy' as "ArcMap 9.2 Document".
- Click 'Save'.
This saves a copy of your ArcGIS Desktop 9.3.1 map document that is compatible with ArcGIS Desktop 9.2.
Sometimes it is necessary to share entire geodatabases with others, but they could all be using different versions of ArcGIS Desktop. With the exception of ArcGIS Desktop versions 9.0 and 9.1 as well as version 9.2 SP5/SP6 and 9.3 being compatible with each other, previous versions of ArcGIS Desktop cannot read or access geodatabases created from later releases of ArcGIS Desktop. It is possible to work around this by adding feature classes to a geodatabase that was created using an earlier release. To do this:
- Make sure that the Geodatabase does not contain any objects that are specific to the newer release.
- Create a new personal geodatabase using the previous release of ArcGIS Desktop.
- With the current release of ArcGIS Desktop, copy/paste the data into the geodatabase created by the previous release of ArcGIS Desktop.
- The geodatabase now contains the data from the current geodatabase and can be used by the previous release of ArcGIS Desktop.
More details can be found using the following links to the Knowledge Base:
How can previous versions of ArcGIS Desktop connect to geodatabases created with newer releases?
How to share data from more recent versions of the Geodatabase with older versions of ArcGIS Desktop.
So, the next time you have a colleague that needs documents and data for an earlier release of ArcGIS Desktop and they think it's impossible, you'll be able to impress them using your new knowledge of the sharing capabilities of ArcGIS Desktop.
- Jim B., Desktop group, Eastern Support Services – Charlotte, NC


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The Board is responsible for formulating, reviewing and approving the Company's strategy, budgets and corporate actions. Following Admission, the Company intends to hold Board meetings at least 4 times in each financial year and at other times as and when required.
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The audit committee comprises John Goddard and Karl Van Horn, with John Goddard as Chairman. It is responsible for ensuring that the financial performance, position and prospects of the Company are properly monitored and reported on and for meeting the auditors and reviewing their reports relating to accounts and internal controls.
The remuneration committee comprises James White and David Norwood, with James White as Chairman. The Remuneration Committee reviews the performance of the Executive Directors and sets their remuneration and the payment of bonuses. The Remuneration Committee also considers the allocation of share options to directors and employees.


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Air Mail – intriguing unknown mark on lidded 4-pint jug circa late 1930s. The aircraft wing has 'No 673' across it.
Image of a stork with legs forming an 'A'.
A K & Sons on a cast trivet, Kenrick.
A M Unknown Hardware manufacturer's mark found on a Victorian house bell system bracket.
CA or AC unknown monogram found under a thin German copper jug of mid 20th century.
Adolph Frankau & Co, 121, Queen Victoria Street, London. Marks F
G.A. mark on a tinned copper vessel, possibly Dutch (wouter onrust)
Cross over a bridge mark with 'A ST. (W M Bruder)
'B' mark on tankard
Battle Brand, G W Pearce & Sons Ltd., 158 Chester St., Birmingham 6, (Thanks to Brian Hunt) Marks B
'B Ltd.', unknown mark on a brush
'B' mark enclosed in a jug, mark on a German jug of c1900. (Courtesy Mary & Tom Reed). [This is the early mark of the Vienna bronze founder Franz Bergmann. Started around 1860 and the company worked well into the 20th century. (Thanks: 'Tom' of 925-1000.com)
B L & S (Sons) mark on furniture handles (photo Andrew Guion). see B Lilly & Sons,
CB Handcrafted, Made in England, unknown mark found under plain copper and brass dishes that have three ball feet.
LB makers mark together with Rd No 21540 on a tray with foliate design.
LB similar mark found under a 1930s brass vase.
A-hammer-A Berry, Albert (see Marks 'B')
SB with crown and 'No 3' mark under a candlestick. Swedish Copperware
Purely British mark unidentified.
Griffiths and Browett Marks G.
C & M Mark that appears in an oval together with the year of manufacture on the maker's plates of several manufacturers of products such as jugs and blowlamps. It is said to be the initials of a copper and manufacturers quality assurance.
L C fouled anchor mark from France.
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Ukrainian defense chief: It is important to know that we are not alone ({{commentsTotal}})
On a two-day visit to Estonia, visiting Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Gen. Viktor Muzhenko met with Estonian leaders to discuss opportunities for further cooperation with Estonia as well as expressed gratitude for the support Estonia has shown Ukraine.
Muzhenko met with Minister of Defence Margus Tsahkna, Chairman of the National Defence Committee of the Riigikogu Hannes Hanso, Chief of the Estonian Defence Forces Lt. Gen. Riho Terras and Chief of the Special Operations Force Col. Riho Ühtegi.
The Ukrainian defense chief's meeting with his Estonian counterpart focused on opportunities for cooperation in the fields of special forces member training, cyber defense, artillery, medicine and engineering.
According to Terras, previous cooperation between the two countries' defense forces has been productive and mutually beneficial. Estonia will continue to support Ukraine in all areas of cooperation, primarily special forces training and military medicine.
"We discussed various fields of future cooperation today," Terras said. "In addition to previous areas, we're exploring ways to support our Ukrainian colleagues in cyber defense." Members of the Estonian Special Operations Force are currently in Ukraine helping to train their counterparts there, he observed.
"We support Ukraine's struggle for independence and territorial integrity and hope it will be crowned by success," the Estonian defense chief told reporters on Friday.
"It is important to us to know that we are not alone, and Estonia has been a good partner for Ukraine," said Muzhenko. "I would like to thank the Estonian people for that and I hope our cooperation and relations will continue to improve."
According to the Ukrainian defense chief, possible further scenarios of the conflict in Eastern Ukraine were discussed at the meeting as well. Speaking about assistance to Ukraine, Muzhenko said that his country needs political support above all. He also acknowledged that Ukrainian units have combat experience but are in need of additional training as well.
A Ukrainian unit may take part in the Estonian Defence Forces' annual Spring Storm exercise next year, Muzhenko added. Staff talks between the two countries are also scheduled to take place next year.
On Friday morning, Muzhenko laid a wreath at the War of Independence monument in Tallinn. Before leaving Estonia, he will also visit the 1st Infantry Brigade and meet with Ukrainian service members undergoing medical rehabilitation in Estonia.
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This story is purely a figment of my mind and the characters hold no
resemblence to anyone living or dead.
'Everytime I take a look
I see my sunken eyes
gleaming with the obvious tears
I can no longer hold inside
Everytime I take a look
my skin is still that same
ugly shade of darkened brown
my very cause of shame
Everytime I take a look
I want to turn away
for the reflection in the mirror
worsens day by day...'
I tried to think of what to write next but they were fighting so loudly,it
was getting hard to concentrate.Finally I gave up and slipped my
diary,under the bed,the usual hiding place.Then I turned on the CD
player.Music blasted through my ears.It gave me a headache but it was
better than hearing them fight.I closed my eyes.'Goodnight mom,'I
whispered.'Goodnight dad.I hope you die tonight.'
First day of school after a long relaxing summer was tiring,but not as bad
as I expected .This year they did not seem interested in stealing my lunch
money and calling me names because I am Pakistani.A very rare breed in the
USA.It was as if they had grown more mature over the summer and could not
be bothered by the brown girl who's hair was not as bright as the sun and
who's eyes were not a reflection of the sky.I walked the corridors,trying
to blend in the world of chatter,laughter and radiant smiles.But it was all
too colorful for me.My world was dark,like the color of my skin.
It was on my way to English class that my day worsened.I bumped into a
pretty brunette,a freshman perhaps.
'Watch it Paki!'She exclaimed irritably.
Finally.I was wondering when someone would call me that today.My ears were
simply craving to hear that.
As I bent down to pick my fallen books,my shirt scrunched up.I could feel
someone start to trace one of the million scars on my back.I turned
violently,glaring at the brunette.
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Reporter Loses It at Haunted House
I hate these Haunted House Halloween Attraction things. I just don't see how getting the crap scared out of you is any fun at all. I can handle scary movies and stuff like that, but when you start talking about real people in freaky, terrifying costumes running out of the dark, grabbing you, and chasing you with real knives and chainsaws, that's when I bow out. Apparently, I'm not the only one that feels this way, because this news reporter is clearly uncomfortable with the terrifying setting that she has to report on. When the actual scare comes in to play, she just completely loses it, and quite frankly I don't blame her. I would've been so out of there. Check it out:
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"rmedina" at "worshipguitars.org"
Don't have a real-world address for this one, but that's okay, 'cause I think this is a web-only 'zine. It's a combination zine/record label, actually, run by Ramon Medina (who plays in The Linus Pauling Quartet and used to do the KTRU Local Show before Justin Crane), he's got some neat interview & articles up there, like chats with Dunlavy, Dave Dove, Olivia Tremor Control, & the like. These days, though, Ramon's writing pretty much exclusively for the Free Press (see above), so I dunno how often he's updating the site.


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These cookies were not only easy to make, they were absolutely delicious!
When you come across a recipe this simple, sometimes I can't help but question the goodness of it…but not these bad boys. They were soft, full of flavor, and didn't take long at all!
I cant even think of a better cookie to make for a birthday party! Heck, any celebration with these! You Can't go wrong!
- 1 Box Funfetti cake mix
- 1 tsp Baking powder
- 2 Eggs
- 1/2 CUP Vegetable oil
- 1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
- 1/2 CUP Color sprinkles
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- In a small bowl, mix together the eggs, oil and vanilla.
- In a large bowl, mix together the cake mix and baking powder.
- Add the egg mixture to the cake mixture and stir to combine.
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The old adage "waste not, want not" has acquired a new urgency of late. With images of landfill sites and vast swathes of ocean awash with refuse hitting our retinas daily, and the UK Committee on Climate Change reporting that global average surface temperatures are now around 0.8 degrees above their pre-industrial levels largely thanks to human actions, it is time to begin tempering our insatiable appetite for novelty and radically rethinking our lifestyles.
So runs the thinking behind Dan Barber's WastED pop-up, at Selfridges' rooftop until April 2. The chef, whose regular kitchen is Blue Hill in Manhattan's West Village, wants to spearhead a shift in eating habits and the way we think about what's on our plates. Accordingly, he's bringing in a sequence of top-tier chefs to work their magic on the kinds of ingredients that previously would have been destined for the compost hopper. This is the diametric opposite of the ingredients-led style of cooking—applying simple processes to the finest, freshest ingredients—that's prevailed over the last two decades. Instead, it's about using up every scrap, in the name of respect for animals, farmers and the environment—and retraining the minds and palates of overindulged, squeamish urbanites along the way.
Something to be celebrated, then: and for those purposes, at the Selfridges pop-up, Krug champagne is being served by the glass alongside. Incongruous? Not so much. Whilst this is one of the world's most rarefied and exclusive champagnes, with each bottle of its Grande Cuvée famously containing a blend of more than 120 different wines from 10 or more harvests, this year the house was stamped with Positive Luxury's Butterfly Mark in recognition of its various sustainability initiatives (including a sea-freight policy—99 per cent of Krug's output travels that way and air freight requires presidential approval, no less). And the legendary complexity of Krug makes it a fitting counterpoint to a dish of, say, Jerusalem artichoke shells, gherkin liquor and cured sausage (courtesy of Sat Bains). Down the hatch, then… Rather than the rubbish chute. —Anna Blomefield
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DETROIT, June 18 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Wednesday received more awards for initial quality from J.D. Power than any other automaker in the U.S. market, as its chief executive officer was grilled by a U.S. congressional committee about safety issues.
It was the second year in a row that GM had the most models named with the best initial quality in the annual J.D. Power study.
South Korea's Hyundai Motor Co took five awards and was the best overall mass-market brand in the survey, jumping to fourth place from 10th a year ago.
The top three brand's in the study that asks consumers to report problems in the first 90 days of new-vehicle ownership, were Volkswagen's luxury brand Porsche (VOWG_p.DE>, Tata Motor's Jaguar and Toyota Motor Corp's Lexus luxury brand.
Among GM models to win were Malibu for best midsize sedan, GMC Terrain for compact SUV, and Chevrolet Suburban and GMC Yukon for large SUV.
Dave Sargent, vice president of global automotive at J.D. Power, said it was a turnabout from years when U.S. automakers lagged far behind Toyota and Honda Motor Co as the Japanese automakers dominated the study, now in its 28th year. Toyota and Honda combined each received one top award for its models.
Overall, Honda and Toyota are still highly regarded by new-vehicle owners. The study found the Toyota brand as fifth among 32 brands, and Honda eighth.
GM's mass-market Chevrolet brand was sixth.
Meanwhile GM CEO Mary Barra will appear before the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee to face intense questioning about whether the automaker has a grip on the safety crisis that has enveloped it this year.
The No. 1 U.S. automaker has come under fire from the Justice Department, lawmakers and other authorities probing why it waited more than a decade to recall 2.6 million cars with an ignition-switch flaw that has been tied to at least 13 deaths.
Sargent said the overall quality of cars sold in the United States has never been better. Lower-priced cars from manufacturers like Hyundai are right up there in terms of initial quality with expensive models from Porsche and Jaguar, said Sargent.
Some brands fell in the rankings, in large part because of newly launched models that have yet to work out bugs in new technology, such as voice recognition, Bluetooth pairing and auto systems, he said.
Ford Motor Co, which in recent years fell in the rankings because of problems with information-entertainment systems, is no longer below the industry average in the J.D. Power study.
"Ford worked through those problems," said Sargent, and as an early adopter in bringing new technology into vehicles, helped the quality of information-entertainment systems among all automakers.
In general, Sargent said, consumers have more difficulty overcoming design problems than defects. A defect can be fixed at a local dealership, while design problems are systemic and often are not fixed until a new model year or new generation for that particular model.
Finishing at the bottom of the study was Fiat Chrysler Automobile's Fiat brand, and next-to-last was Jeep, a key brand for Fiat-Chrysler.
Vehicles in the study were all from the 2014 model year. (Reporting by Bernie Woodall; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe)


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In an ordinary NFL week, both of these teams have such explosive offenses that they can usually afford to play mediocre defense and come away with a win. But in the first two weeks of the 2005 season, the Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs have relied on surprising production on the defensive side of the ball to help them jump out to 2-0 starts. Let's look at the revamped D's in Indy and K.C. and see if they can sustain their early season success.
The Colts really upgraded their defensive front seven in the offseason and have perhaps the most athletic, range-type group in the NFL. In Week 1 against the Ravens, the most visible upgrade was their linebacking, led by new starting MLB Gary Brackett.


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The automatic dropdown RibbonTab you get when the amount of buttons gets too large has less vertical interior space for the icon + text. In my case this causes the icons to be cut off at the top.
This is caused by the extra border around it, while the total height was not increased.
I think it looks better without the border personally, so removing the border would work best for me.
See attached screenshots for Q2 (might be older actually since I didnt merge my implicit style a while) and Q3 to see what I mean, the button surrounded by a red border is a cutout from the top bar:
I checked the default office black style too (as opposed to implicit), this has the same issue.
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