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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to Danny04's topic in Altair HyperFormCan you share .hf and .out files ?
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to Junta's topic in Altair HyperFormHello Duc_Hoang, If you want to export one forming simulation result for another forming (radioss) these two video may helpful to you. Please have a look https://youtu.be/-Tpegwb-q3c https://youtu.be/zWWGKlsHmso
Hello James & vigneshtamil, To add user material you have to access the material database folder C:\Program Files\Altair\14.0\hm\scripts\hyperform\automation\materialdb\materials. In that either you can write a script or can modify existing one as a copy. For complete process you can have a look on this video https://youtu.be/K8YmtRb8MTQ
Hello @Pranav Hari Thanks for reply, and shearing files. But as i go for simulation it shows error as below - ROOT: Snap RESTART: 0001 NUMBER OF HMPP PROCESSES 1 MESSAGE ID : 247 ** ERROR MPI EXEC FILE SHOULD BE USED FOR MUMPS SOLVER ERROR TERMINATION ==== End of solver screen output ==== ==== Job completed ==== Plz help me to remove error. I understood many of cards used in tutorial even I also applied necessary card for implicit run, but every time got error. Hello Karthic, Thanks for shearing file but i'm looking for solution in Radioss.
Hello Karthic, Did u find solution for nonlinear buckling analysis in radioss. I gone through above PDF, these are helpful to know which control card will be used in buckling analysis, but unable to perform simulation. If anyone know, please share with me. It will be much helpful.
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Yes of course, ERROR ID : 595 ** ERROR IN OPTION INISHE DESCRIPTION : SHELL ID=900009163 SOME FIELDS ARE MULTIPLY DEFINED This error we found because we define state file for strain and for stress also. /STATE/SHELL/STRAIN/FULL /STATE/SHELL/STRESS/FULL I deleted /STATE/SHELL/STRESS/FULL card and for each case my problem is solved.
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Yes but it not helpful. I think i found the solution. Very thanks for reply.
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Hello to all, I'm also facing froblem in /INISTA Having error as - ERROR ID : 595 ** ERROR IN OPTION INISHE DESCRIPTION : SHELL ID=900009163 SOME FIELDS ARE MULTIPLY DEFINED The problem arise when i checked on "Read initial shell data option" (As shown below image) As i know by checking on this option - initial state of element (plastic strain, stress etc.) is imported in table form, from previous simulation. If i unchecke this option - only shell element path is imported from previous data. If im wrong plz correct & reply. & plz help to remove error.
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to Omer Faruk GUMUS's topic in Altair RADIOSSHello @Andy, Thanks for valuable information. As i understood -nt 2 unable Hyper-threading. Am i right ? Hello to all, Apart from i want to ask 1. In my PC i have 2 socket 6 core each. By simply providing -np 12 can i use all cores ? Or i need to input something else ? 2. default -nproc command also given in Hyperform module. Is it same as -np ? 3. Always i got warning as - WARNING ID : 762 ** WARNING : -nthread COMMAND LINE OPTION USED AND /SPMD CARD SET DESCRIPTION : WHEN -nthread COMMAND LINE OPTION IS USED AND NTHREAD IS SET IN /SPMD /SPMD SETTING IS IGNORED Here what is SPMD & why this warning appears ? Thanks.
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to rzmehdipour's topic in Altair HyperFormMost welcome.
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to rzmehdipour's topic in Altair HyperFormHello, The R0 is defined in X direction & R90 in Y direction. Plz make sure your grain direction is along X axis. & draw direction should be Z.
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA's topic in Altair RADIOSSvery much thanks again. Its big data i'll take time to read and may discuss again if any doubt.
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to rzmehdipour's topic in Altair HyperFormHello, See the average Lankford coefficient R is calculated by R0 R45 & R90 (to consider plastic anisotropy) Here R0 R45 & R90 values are calculated by R = Exy/Ez along 0,45 and 90 degree (assume any one direction as 0 degree for R0 and start calculating R45 & R90 ) Exy = in plane plastic strain & Ez = strain along thickness so no matter which direction u r choosing for calculation of R, because R value not calculated by axial strain. it calculated by share strain (Exy). For more u can go through link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lankford_coefficient
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GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA replied to GAJENDRA KUMAR NHAICHANIYA's topic in Altair RADIOSSThis help a lot. Thanks. I want to discuss further on same. As we found higher hourglass energy cause of such behavior. But in Hourglass theory i found - such higher hourglass energy (excessive deformation) found when reduced integration element are subject to bending load. 1. we don't have such high bending load. 2. However, i tried to simulate with increased integration point (N - Number of integration points through the thickness). Of course hourglass energy reduced compare to previous simulation but still it was more than the total energy of system. 3. Where i can get more detail of QEPH shells formulation (Ishell=12 or 24)


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The real evils, indeed, of Emma's situation were the power of having rather too much her own way, and a disposition to think a little too well of herself - Emma, Jane Austen
Emma is young, rich and independent. She has decided not to get married and instead spends her time organising her acquaintances' love affairs. Her plans for the matrimonial success of her new friend Harriet, however, lead her into complications that ultimately test her own detachment from the world of romance.
"Austen's characters are unquestionably one key to her greatness. Her understanding of the human heart is forensic and also frosted with the necessary detachment that gives deeper meaning to her rendering of human frailty.. In Emma, Jane Austen shows us the halting development of an adolescent girl from perky narcissism to something approaching empathy"
"It is the cleverest of books. I especially love the dialogue - every speech reveals the characters' obsessions and preoccupations, yet it remains perfectly natural...absolutely gripping"
Susannah Clarke
"Jane Austen is my favourite author! Shut up in measureless content, I greet her by the name of most kind hostess, while criticism slumbers"
E.M. Forster
"The wit of Jane Austen has for partner the perfection of her taste"
Virginia Woolf
"Like Irvine Welsh, I am a great admirer of Jane Austen"
Alexander McCall Smith
"For those of us who suspect all the mysteries of life are contained in the microcosm of the family, that personal relationships prefigure all else, the work of Jane Austen is the Rosetta Stone of literature"
Anna Quindlen
"How could these novels ever seem remote...the gaiety is unextinguished today, the irony has kept its bite, the reasoning is still sweet, the sparkle undiminished, as comedies they are irresistibly and as nearly flawless as any fiction could be"
Eudora Welty
"That young lady has a talent for describing the involvements of feelings and characters of ordinary life which is to me the most wonderful I ever met with"
Sir Walter Scott
"I'd like to write a play as perfect as Emma"
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Monday November 28, 2016
Today was kind of all over the place. I had finished all my bowls when I came in on Friday so I just made a cute little square mug in the morning for my mom or whatever. I thought I could give it to someone as a christmas present. When I was done I talked to Kathleen a little and she suggested that I make another bowl and try something different. By that time it was half an hour to lunch so I said I would do it after lunch. TO MY SURPRISE..... There was literally no more slip left when we came back to lunch. None. So I decided to just keep the bowls I had made as my final ones. I will now focus on my Design sheets and my sketchbook. I think I want to incorporate little pieces of metal and cork in my final bowls.
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Tools for living life fully everyday for everyone
abc ToolKitYoga is a yoga system for boosting energy, to help you feel vibrant and take charge of your life. Practices assist you to heal, repair and renew. As yoga has numerous benefits, you can select the tool that is right for your challenge. As well as local yoga classes in Sudbury we offer retreats around the world. From beginners to experts, there are levels of asana, pranayama and meditation that everyone can enjoy and benefit from. Asana, pranayama and meditation used together are a powerful combination - your toolkit to, find balance, build strength, remind us to stay grounded, remove toxins, cleanse, repair and restore the body by targeting problem areas. Yoga is a lifestyle, learn the tools and use them frequently.
The Yoga ToolKit
Find your balance - the middle path. Asana balance postures are the outside form that helps us focus inwardly and see more clearly to bring balance back to our lives.
Discover your strength in adversity. Pranayama can divert the mind from problems and establish equilibrium. Meditation offers a sense of calm and well-being, done daily, it supports all efforts to enhance your life.
Help cleanse the body of toxins using asanas and pranayama. Dust away the cobwebs in the mind to allow for brighter moods. Twist the belly to rid the body of detritus.
During or after illness, gentle restorative asana helps speed up healing. Finding time for slowing down, introduces more energy to live fully.
Life brings bumps. By using these tools, you can face your problem or illness, and uncover a means to overcome and restore peace of mind.
Yoga may seem esoteric but in fact is highly practical, offering many ways to heal and enhance everyday life. Yoga helps you stay grounded in order to face challenges.
All athletes get injured eventually. Yoga offers systems to target injury to assist recovery. Perhaps a torn muscle, back problem, or lack of proper breath capacity holds you back: yoga offers tools to enhance the breath and repair physical health.
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Targeting problem areas such as lower back pain, neck pain, tight chest, or anxiety /panic attacks, all these problems, can be remedied with specific solutions.
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Scale the heights, search and find the best. We are all in this journey together. With the proper kit, everything is possible. Every yoga practice lists benefits and contra-indications. Yoga is a self-healing toolkit you can take charge of. The practices are straight forward and relatively simple. To receive the benefit, learn the methods first, with the guidance of an experienced teacher. You will know when you have found the right one. Daily practice at home is the most effective approach. A little bit, done often..........is the way forward.


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After all of our tablet stories, the first question people ask is "But will it run Vogue?" Fortunately for all of you who are desperate to strike a pose and let your bodies move to the music, it won't be long now. Condé Nast is bringing 17 of 18 titles to Nook Tablet, the only omission being Vogue; which is coming in early 2012. Until then, you'll be able to enjoy the rest of the publisher's stable including Glamour, GQ, Teen Vogue and The New Yorker from the end of November. You can purchase individual issues or an annual subscription, print subscribers will get the digital edition free of charge and anyone who does pay will get a fortnight's trial. The only downside to the trial is that it's significantly shorter than the three months offered by the same publisher on the Kindle Fire. There's plenty more details after the break, where we've got a press release all waiting for a closeup.
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One of Wales's biggest mountain rescue teams is calling for more recruits after a 55% rise in call outs during the busiest summer ever in its 53 year history.
Central Beacons Mountain Rescue , was called to 45 rescues from June to August this year, compared with 29 in 2015 and says it is heading for a record year.
Helping on the hillside for more than half a century
The Merthyr-based team has been to 98 calls in the nine months from January to September, three more than in the whole of 2015, and expects a record year after a record summer.
Team leader Penny Brockman and deputy Huw Jones said increasing numbers of people out and about on the hills and at beauty spots such as the Ystradfellte waterfalls and more people taking part in adventure sports has led to soaring calls.
The 55-member team, entirely run by volunteers, is now looking for more recruits, especially people living in the Merthyr area. Although members come from across South Wales, some living as far away as Cardiff and Newport, the team needs more in the area closer to the Beacons, said Huw.
"Even in the week Pen y Fan is busy. A couple of years ago people would ask why I go out walking but now it is almost fashionable."
Penny said they welcomed people of all ages and backgrounds from 18 and up, with an interest in the outdoors who are fit and able. Some of their active members are in their 60s.
"We are always on the look out for new team members and have a rigorous induction. The team is very diverse and very close knit. People don't leave because they don't like it but because of other commitments," said Penny.
Huw said while some employers are supportive, it was not easy for some team members to leave work for a call out so the team is always on the look out for people from a variety of ages, backgrounds and jobs, including shift workers. "We provide full training but if people can already use a map and compass to navigate that helps enormously," he said.
The rescuers are keen not to criticise people they are called out to help, although they said some walkers still go out in the wrong footwear.
One high profile summer rescue of a party of schoolchildren from St Albans School, in Hertfordshire , led to questions about the safety of the trip but the pupils, who were helped off the Brecon Beacons in the Llyn y Fan Fach area in June, acted correctly in an emergency, Huw said.
"They were extremely tired and cold so they did the right thing and pitched a tent and called for help. The kids had done training and did the right thing. I would like to see parents encourage the young to go out. We have some fantastic landscape."
Another rescue this year was to two men who fell in a freezing river near Ystradfellte waterfalls in February. The 18-hour rescue, which Penny took over to lead, ended in both men, one of whom had hypothermia, being located and rescued.
Other call outs included one to a teenager who got lost walking his dog near Pen y Fan as darkness fell in March. The teenager managed to ring his mother and Penny spoke to him via his fading phone to safely locate and rescue him.
"He did all the right things. He went walking but lost his bearings as night fell," said Penny.
*Anyone interested in applying to become a member of the team is asked to go to the website: http://www.cbmrt.org.uk


text: The allocation of about 20 billion rials ($480,000) for the restoration of buildings within Yazd's historical texture is expected by the end of the current fiscal year on March 20, 2018, a provincial cultural heritage official said. According Sasha Riahi Moqaddam, cultural heritage deputy at the provincial office of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization, the restoration schemes underway over the past five years had achieved their highest progress in the last fiscal year (ended March 20, 2017). "With a budget of 40 billion rials ($970,000), we managed to renovate up to 250 historical houses last year," Moqaddam was quoted as saying by ISNA. The schemes involve offering financial assistance to owners of buildings within the historical texture for restoration and maintaining the local community in the area. "Better protection of historical buildings, increasing public participation in conservation efforts and the sustainable use of old structures are among the benefits of the plan," Moqaddam said.


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During an exclusive phone interview this week, Duffy recalled the nearly decade-long struggle to make the sequel and credited fans for making it happen. The fans, he explained, discovered The Boondock Saints after it was released direct-to-video -- theatrical distributors turned down the ultra-violent film in the wake of the Columbine massacre -- and made it a home video sensation. "The fans found it, picked it up on their own and just kept passing it around. If there was a way to push a button and changed it to have gotten a theatrical release, I wouldn't have changed it because now the fans have a personal stake in this. This is their movie," Duffy declared. "The fans basically, through continuing to spread the movie and continuing to buy the movie over and over again, put a gun to the head of the powers-that-be here in Hollywood and made it sort of impossible for them not to, and I ended up getting the right amount that I needed to make it the right way. So they're sort of responsible for everything."
Fans and Duffy weren't the only ones eager for a sequel; Flanery and Reedus were, too. Once the director and his leading men were all finally on-set again, Duffy said "there was no getting footing back. Both these guys showed locked and loaded and ready to roll. I can't think of a two-week period in the last few years where Sean or Norm didn't call me at home and ask me, 'When are we doing this (expletive) thing?' … These guys were chomping at the bit to do this and they were always ready and always knew we were going to do this. They'd get hit up in public about Boondock all the time, so they just knew that at some point the damn movie was going to get made. When that movie got made, all four of us celebrated."
Duffy employed "creative flashbacks" to help "fill the audience in enough on the story of the first movie without having to go point-by-point back over it. … I knew we were going to have newbies here and that we were going to have to take care of them. We've given them enough of the first story to understand so that they're not lost, but we really didn't dwell on it that much." Boondock Saints II also contains period flashbacks, which Duffy said will delve into the history of the McManus' father and how he became a killer. "They are 1958 New York flashbacks, which I was sort of worried about because Boondock fans just aren't used to that," he explained. "Suddenly going to a period piece flashback where everything looks different, feels different, people talk different. It's just not Boondock I. It's one of the ways we're trying to throw a curveball to the audience here and give them a brand new story."
For Duffy, the sequels that succeed "are the ones that give you everything you love about the first movie, but give you something brand new that you never saw coming. The story's got to be new and unique with some new characters, but with twice the punch of everything they love." One element missing from the 1999 original is Willem Dafoe's character, FBI Special Agent Paul Smecker. In his place is Julie Benz as Eunice Bloom, whom the filmmaker describes as "a sort of Southern belle FBI agent and Dafoe's protégé who does her own thing on crime scenes. It was very important for (Benz) to have her own style of talking, walking and going over the crime scene that was similar to Dafoe's, but dissimilar enough to make it her own style so she's not a carbon copy of him. For Boondock fans to even hear that there's a female lead in Boondock II flips them sideways. She's another curveball I'm throwing at them. She's hot. Hopefully, every guy wants to bang her and every chick wants to be her. I think she's done an amazing job, and I'm really excited to see what she does next."
Collins' character Romeo figures out who the Saints are and campaigns to join their cause. "Clifton's a buddy of mine for over a decade now. I wrote the role for him.… They put (Romeo) off as a pledge for awhile but they eventually accept him, so we now have three Saints wreaking havoc." The cast also includes Oscar-nominated screen legend Peter Fonda (Easy Rider, Ghost Rider) and Judd Nelson (New Jack City, The Breakfast Club). "I can't wait to see what people say about his performance," Duffy said of Fonda. "I didn't know Fonda was an Italian name, so for the first time he's sunk his teeth into a role that was his native creed and he really took a hold of it. He knew he was never going to get cast as an Italian in anything because he's white as a ghost, really tall and thin, there's nothing about him that says Italian." Duffy calls Fonda's work in the film "a really intense, simmering performance, and I wanted it to be disturbing sort of in the way that (gangster Hyman Roth) was in Godfather II. He's an evil guy, but there's something about when he starts to talk business – even though you knew he was screwing everybody – you started to buy into him. You could see what he was doing. I wanted a character like that comes as close as a razor's edge to convincing you that, as evil as he is, geez, maybe this guy's got a point. Maybe he's right, and that's the type of performance I got out of Peter. Also, working with him was a dream come true."
Nelson portrays Concezio Yakavetta, the son of the mob boss portrayed by Carlo Rota in the first film. Concezio is out to get the Saints, and both Duffy and Nelson were adamant that they make the character a worthy adversary for the McManus brothers. "Judd just killed it. He came to set with a whole idea on this thing, and he acted the s**t out of it, you know? I know we haven't seen Judd in anything for awhile. My opinion is he's back. He's an actor who cares so much about every little line, every little gesture." The director sang the praises of the entire cast for stepping up to the challenges in pulling off the ambitious but low-budgeted action film. "We didn't have all the time in the world but through working extremely hard, and having a bunch of actors that were down for this, we managed to get better than what was on the page in just about every scene," Duffy said. "That was also because of the fanbase for this film. No one wanted to be the guy who (expletive) Boondock II in any way because they knew the fans would find out where they live and burn their (expletive) house down. So everybody gave 110%."
Troy Duffy said fans have reason to hope that the McManus brothers might raise hell again someday in a Boondock Saints III. "There's certainly the possibility of that, but I'm going to be honest with you: I'd love to do another movie or two that's not Boondock in the interim," he said. "Over the last eight years of trying to put this together, I've been doing nothing but writing scripts. I've got four ready to go. It's all material written at street level and I have ultimate faith in it, so I'd love to be able to do a couple more movies. But I can't put it out of the realm of possibility. There certainly is potential there for three." Duffy revealed that a Boondock Saints videogame might also be in the works. "There's been an unbelievable amount of requests for that. There's some web sites that do 'The Top 5 Movies That Should be Turned Into Videogames', and Boondock was number one. It's almost like it's geared for comic books and videogames. Yeah, we're into that right now as long as we can make the deal."
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day opens October 30.


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All of our preschool science projects lately have to have a color-mixing element. My three-year-old is fascinated by this process and will plunge with delight into any project that involves food coloring. Here is an absolute classic we enjoyed one recent Sunday afternoon: Magic Milk You will need: a shallow dish or bowl whole milk … Continue reading Preschool Science: Magic Milk
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Last week, we went to Art Camp. Every year for the past twelve years, my family has descended en masse on my aunt's cottage on Lake Huron. Here we do normal family vacation things -- like enjoy big meals together and play outside and go swimming and have board game tournaments -- and not so … Continue reading Art Camp
We have just returned from our annual week on Lake Huron with my family. Most families enjoy just hanging out on vacation, but we are not most families. For us, family time is project time. We paint and draw and quilt and crochet and dance and make pinatas and Chinese dragons and have masquerades and … Continue reading Family Project: Puppet Show
We experimented with homemade finger paint this week using this simple recipe from Tinker Lab. Most of the recipes I came across used water and sugar. We don't usually have white sugar in the house, so I tried this one that uses flour instead. It was very easy to make and the kids enjoyed mixing … Continue reading Homemade Finger Paint
To reinforce the color-mixing ideas we'd talked about previously, we tried another experiment with food-coloring and water. This demonstration relies on the tendency of liquids to reach equilibrium. When we connect the jars, the water will flow until it has reached an equal level in all of the jars. If we put food coloring in … Continue reading Preschool Science: Color-Mixing, Day 2
We have been talking about boiling, melting, freezing, and states of matter with our preschooler, so we tried this simple color-mixing activity. First, we made blue, red, and yellow ice cubes. We needed five of each color for this activity, and we made them simply by putting one drop of food coloring in each section … Continue reading Preschool Science: Color Mixing Day 1
My grandfather loved his flower garden. I recall my mom planting a few tomato plants for them one year, but for the most part, they grew the flowers. A mountain of snapdragons. Hoards of little pansies that my grandma always says look like men with mustaches. Peonies as big as your head. And my favorite: … Continue reading Heirloom Bloom
My aunt -- in addition to being a corporate real estate lawyer -- is a very talented artist. When I saw her last month at my sister's wedding, she pulled me aside conspiratorially at one point to show me her painting journal, a little watercolor pad she has been adding to on her travels for … Continue reading Nature Journal
In March, I wrote about how my three-year-old son has started taking photos around the house. This has become a regular part of our routine, so I wanted to share some more shots he has taken. Seeing our everyday life from his vantage point has really helped me to appreciate that he is his own … Continue reading Teeny Tiny Photographer II
Charlotte Mason educators often refer to the importance of "mother's education," a phrase that typically encompasses a mother's training in child-rearing, her study of child psychology and educational best practices, and for many moms, her personal spiritual growth through Bible studies and devotionals. It may also include a mother's mastery of the material she is … Continue reading Mother's Education


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Janney Montgomery Scott
June 3, 2019
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Inspired to give back to the community and help in the fight against childhood cancer, employees at Janney Montgomery Scott have been hosting lemonade stands during Lemonade Days for 11 years. The month of June has become a staple in their company culture as they have fully embraced Alex's mission.
They call it a firm-wide initiative, where the enthusiastic employees do more than hold a lemonade stand. They have fundraisers such as Denim Day, Hot Dog Day, Gift Basket raffles, and sell paper lemon cutouts. But for those just looking for a nice cup of lemonade, supporters will find the lemonade stand year after year outside their company headquarters in Center City, Philadelphia on a Friday afternoon.
"Lemonade Days provides an opportunity to connect with colleagues in different departments and rally together behind a great cause!" said Carlos, an employee at Janney Montgomery Scott.
Carlos's Tip to Stand Hosts: "Go into it with all your heart! Don't be nervous or shy, as Alex's Lemonade is so well known that you'll be surprised to see how many random acts of kindness will come your way. Also, have fun with it! It's OK to be silly too, every year we have a volunteer dress up in a lemon suit."


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Woodside is an Australian-based oil and gas company with a global presence, recognised for their world-class capabilities – as an explorer, a developer, a producer and a supplier. They are Australia's most experienced LNG operator and largest independent oil and gas company.
Imagination are experts in creating experiences for brands that create more memories than any message.
Imagination approached Proj-X Design to help transform their vision for Woodside into a reality for LNG18.
Since 1968 the LNG X series has been holding an LNG conference and exhibition every three years, alternating between exporting and importing countries. The LNG X series has grown into the most important and significant global LNG event with its key aim to conduct a technical and commercial event for the rapidly growing LNG industry. In April 2016 the Australian Gas Industry Trust hosted the eighteenth event LNG 18 in Perth, Western Australia, on behalf of Australia as an LNG exporting country.


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Leica introduces the new S-System and the first camera of the S-System, the S2 professional DSLR. The Leica S2 features a 37 Megapixel 30x45mm image sensor, which is 56% larger than those used in 35mm full-frame DSLRs.
Other than the S2 camera, Leica prepared also nine S-System lenses. The product manager of Leica, Maike Harberts, expects "S2 to be able to perform twice as fast as Hasselblad H-series cameras and put in a better performance at high ISOs too."
- Large 30x45mm sensor containing 37-million pixels
- Small body similar to that of a professional 35mm DSLR
- Weatherproof seals
- Three-inch high-quality LCD screen
- Dual shutter system – focal plane or leaf
- Records files in open DNG format
- Range of nine new lenses, including a 120mm macro, tilt-and-shift 30mm, 70mm f/2.5 standard lens and 24mm ultrawide-angle


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- 1 Year Health Guarantee
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- Immunization and Deworm
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- A bag of their own food
About Marley – f1
These super cute, soft and cuddly F1 Cavachon puppies are available!
Puppy comes with a 1 year genetic health guarantee and is up to date on vaccinations and dewormer.
Ready for a great FURever home and family!
Contact Rachel today for more information or to schedule a time to meet this puppy.
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The dramatic moment when a Georgia toddler was thrown from a burning building into the arms of a firefighter was captured on camera.
The moment came as firefighters worked to rescue a family of eight children trapped in a burning apartment building in Decatur.
Fire Captain Jackie Peckrul caught the four-week-old boy who was tossed from the balcony.
"The original plan was to get up on the balcony with them to assist them on the ladder and have somebody else bring them down. I got about halfway up and I look up and somebody was dropping a baby to me," she recalled to Inside Edition.
Peckrul, who herself is a mother of triplets, added: "I never ever want to see a mother or a father lose their children so, you want to protect them."
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A number of people in the apartment complex were forced to jump from their balconies while others were able to run outside to avoid the flames, a witness told WSB-TV.
"Jumping out of the building. Jumping out of their balconies. Someone said they threw their baby outside and fireman caught the baby," the witness said.
Tierra Pyle, one of the displaced residents, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that she was getting ready for work when she heard a noise.
After firefighters started banging on doors, she exited the building.
"It was crazy," Pyles said. "I see people jumping off their balconies and (I hear) screams. And the screams were what really got me because it just sounded like people were getting hurt in the fire. You can hear it. You can literally feel the screams."
Watch: # DeKalb Firefighters battling 2-alarm fire on Pine Tree Circle – https://t.co/RrMRstpHBu pic.twitter.com/XkBNQLFut2
— John Spink (@johnjspink) January 3, 2018
Investigators are still trying to pinpoint how the fire started.
In total, 12 people were injured and around 50 people were displaced.
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For many years now, there have been verses/passages of scripture that I have purposely read on Thanksgiving Day. One of those passages is Psalm 103, which begins with a very personal exhortation ~
"Bless the Lord, O my soul; And all that is within me, bless His holy name! Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits…"
If you are familiar with Psalm 103, you know the verses that follow begin to identify many of those benefits, beginning with forgiveness, followed by healing, then redemption, and on & on they follow. It is in the spirit of remembering not to forget the blessings and the benefits He has bestowed upon me this past year that I, with a grateful heart, write this morning. As He promised they would, goodness & mercy have followed my wife Kathy & I each and every day of this past year. He has daily reminded us of His love for us, and He has piled on His blessings. The trials and the testings of this past year have been many, but His mercies – which are renewed daily – have been many more. I praise God with a grateful heart this morning that He did not send us into the "storms" we have encountered (all which came upon us suddenly and without warning) alone, but He reminded us He was with us in them – for as the scriptures have said, 'He is our refuge and our strength, a very present help in our time of trouble or need' and therefore, we had no reason to fret or to fear (Psalm 46). Indeed!
In this past year the Lord has reminded me to remind myself that He has promised to be a refuge for me in the storms, but not necessarily from the storms. He who knows best knows that "storms" are necessary to mold our lives, strengthen our faith and shape our characters – and for that, I am likewise thankful.
As I was "musing" over all of the happenings of this past year, a song crept into my heart and the familiar words of Psalm 95 filled my thoughts. I share it with you here that it might exhort you as it has me. Read on ~ "
Oh come, let us sing to the Lord! Let us shout joyfully to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving; Let us shout joyfully to Him with psalms. For the Lord is the great God, and the great King above all gods. In His hand are the deep places of the earth; The heights of the hills are His also. The sea is His, for He made it; And His hands formed the dry land. Oh come, let us worship and bow down; Let us kneel before the Lord our Maker. For He is our God, and we are the people of His pasture, and the sheep of His hand." (Psalm 95:1-7)
I conclude with something I read this earlier this morning from "Streams in The Desert 2" ~ "Thanksgiving Day is a sacred day for retrospective – a day for taking spiritual inventory. It is a day for family reunions, fellowship with old friends and neighbors, of sharing our bounties with those less favored. If throughout the past year earthborn clouds have blotted out the sunshine in your spiritual sky, may there be a rift in those clouds today so that you can see through to the land of pure delight, where saints immortal reign." (Mrs. Cowman)
Mrs. Cowman's thoughts reminded me of another of my favorite promises from the Word ~ "But when the complete and perfect comes, the incomplete and imperfect will vanish away…but for now, we are looking through a two-way glass that gives only a dim and blurred reflection of our reality, but then [when that which is perfect comes] we shall see in reality and face to face! Now I know in part and imperfectly, but then I shall know and understand fully and clearly, even in the same manner as I have been fully and clearly known." (1Cor.13:10,12 amplified)
Let me leave you with an exhortation found in a couple of verses from another of my Thanksgiving Day Psalms ~ "Oh, give thanks unto the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy endures forever. Let the redeemed of the Lord say so(!) those whom He has redeemed from the hand of the enemy." (Psalm 107:1-2)
** Testify of the goodness of the Lord in your lives today. Tell someone about the Love of Jesus and what He has done for you and what He will do for any and all of them who will place their faith & trust in Him.


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Ten years ago, Cartersville native Allie Johnson had an epiphany, albeit a minor one, that she might have a future in music. This week, PLA Media, a publicity and marketing company in Nashville, …
Ten years ago, Cartersville native Allie Johnson had an epiphany, albeit a minor one, that she might have a future in music.
This week, PLA Media, a publicity and marketing company in Nashville, announced that "Rebel Union," — Johnson, her husband Zach Laughlin and two other musicians — signed a contract with them.
"I have always loved music," Johnson said. "I studied piano in middle school, and sang in the church choir and the chorus at Cartersville High, but it was something that I did because I enjoyed it. I never gave much thought to making it a career."
Then in 2008, her talent helped her win the Bartow County Junior Miss title.
"That was the first time I seriously thought about music as a career," she said.
The thought wasn't enough to deter her from pursuing journalism studies at the University of Georgia.
She continued her studies but at night and on weekends, Johnson and Laughlin wandered the streets of Athens stopping at bars like the Mad Hatter or the 40 Watt Club, asking for a chance to play their songs.
"We got paid in beer," she laughed. "And I really fell in love with writing songs."
The duo also began scoring some local opening gigs for nationally-known artists like Kelsea Ballerini and Josh Turner.
Then, as publicists are wont to say, the stars aligned and magic happened.
"Zach and I were living in Atlanta, but we decided we had to move to Nashville if this was really going to work," Johnson said. "A week before we moved, we met another couple, Suzanne Dennis and Blake Mohler, and they performed as a duo too and they were moving to Nashville within the month. We agreed to get together and write music. We eventually cut some demos, but we sang them in four-part harmony."
The couples still focused on their duo careers, but performed together occasionally.
But after they recorded a video of covers of "Hurricane" by Luke Combs and "Let It Rain" by David Nail, things changed quickly. The video garnered nearly 200,000 views and grabbed the attention of the popular country music blog, "Whiskey Riff," which praised the group saying, "The harmonies on this are killer and all around an awesome job."
"We knew then we could have more success as a group," Johnson said. "We formed the Rebel Union Band."
The group recently released their debut single "Secondhand High" and will hit the road September 22 on a 14-stop fall tour.


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Reiko Cosplay Miku Day Cosplay Voting Event Details
We like to officially announce a few new details on the next cosplay voting event.
Starting on March 9 or Miku Day we will launch the Miku Day Voting Event.
Similar to the previous voting events we'll select the four previous modules/outfits and the public will have the option to vote for the outfit that Miku and Reiko will dress as on Miku's 13th anniversary on Aug 31.
The 4 confirmed outfits are V3, Vintage, Our custom anniversary version or Star Vocalist.
We also planned at least 2 giveaways around the same time which includes us giving away the wall decal mini versions of last year's Miku anniversary any participating voters.
Our second giveaway will include a pre-order campaign giveaway for our upcoming custom Miku Decal. More details and updates will be posted closer to the launch date.
On a last note we'll have 2 more voting events planned in the first weeks of April and May 2019.
You can find info on those two voting events via our Reiko cosplay voting section.


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Peace Like a River… A Reflection on NEXT from a Graduating Seminarian
By Molly McGinnis
Being a seminarian in the middle of Texas while high profile churches and presbyteries debate schism means that I hear a lot about church conflict. I've been following the NEXT movement for the last few years, and the Minneapolis conference was my second gathering. To me, the spirit of NEXT is to move us out of the malaise of being an institutional church and refocus our hearts on being the connectional church that we claim to be. After months of waiting for and hearing big news out of Dallas and Houston, the NEXT conference offered a welcome reprieve from debating church unity and the future of our denomination.
As a graduating senior, I am growing impatient with theory, and I'm ready to go out into the world and explore what this wild and wonderful calling will look like. When I arrived in Minneapolis, my head was filled with this enthusiasm and curiosity. But when we gathered for worship on that first morning, a hole of fear and anxiety opened up in my heart. Asking the question, "What's next?" changed from an exciting idea to a crippling uncertainty.
Worship ran longer than expected that morning, and the already packed schedule advanced at a rapid pace. Over those first two days, my excitement and energy returned as we heard about the wonderful things people are doing in ministry across the country. We learned about new worshiping communities, revitalizing congregations, and reimagining mission. We talked about the conversations that are and are not happening, who is at the table and who is not. While these things were inspiring and helpful, the thing that struck me most about this gathering was the level of vulnerability.
On Tuesday, we closed the day with an evening prayer service. The whole assembly gathered in the balcony, which wrapped all the way around the sanctuary. Draped over the center pews below were long sheets of silky fabric in various shades of blue that fanned out like a river. At the beginning of the service, we wrote down the things on our hearts that were erecting barriers between us and God. The cards were collected in bowls and read aloud as we each placed lit candles on stone tiles at the mouth of the silken stream. Hundreds of prayers were offered for various people and things, but amidst our diversity were two consistent themes—fear and anxiety. Suddenly, I wasn't ashamed of the hole in my own heart because I was reminded that we are all broken. What's next is not figuring out how to fix the holes but allowing the Holy Spirit to move in and through those fissures in our souls. Prayers were read, candles were lit, and vulnerability was shared. And all the while, God lay still and shimmering like a river—a body big enough to hold all of our broken bodies.
Molly McGinnis is a graduating MDiv student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. She grew up in Arkansas, where she developed a love for the PC (USA) and an interest in ordained ministry. She has a mind for liturgy, a heart for worship, and a zeal for progressivism. She seeks to merge the traditions of the Christian faith with the needs of a changing church and culture. She currently serves as the seminary intern at Faith Presbyterian Church in Austin, TX. Molly likes to travel around the world with her camera and her love for food culture. She is also the proud mother of a Corgi named Culpepper.
Photo: members of the Lake Nokomis Presbyterian Church pause by the "river" prior to Tuesday evening worship


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In western Europe, we conveniently ignore our own faults – and show little compassion for our neighbours' troubled pasts
There's now a growing perception within Europe that one specific category of societies or citizens deserves to be labelled with scorn or condescending regret. That category is geographically defined: it's in the east. In Brussels, Paris, Berlin, and elsewhere in the western part of the continent, it's become almost common wisdom to say the "easterners" are spoilers in the EU club. Is that fair?
Related: Face facts. The west that won the cold war no longer exists | Rafael Behr
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Rhubarb and Orange Jellies
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ServingsServes 10
Tangy, refreshing, moreish
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- 500g Rhubarb
- 400ml orange juice/water *
- 100g sugar
- sheet gelatine
- * You can vary the proportion of orange juice to water depending on preference. I generally do 300ml orange 100ml water or you could add a splash of cointreau. Just make sure that the liquid is no more than 400ml all together
- Chop the rhubarb and place in a pan with the liquid. Bring to a simmer and poach with lid on for about 20 minutes or until rhubarb is soft and starting to fall apart. Set a seive over a measuring jug and pour the rhubarb through the seive to collect the juice.
- Measure the juice. I find that this quantity usually gives me 3/4 pint of juice. read the instructions on the pack of the gelatine. The gelatine I use needs 3 sheets to set this quantity of juice. Soak the gelatine in cold water to soften.
- While the rhubarb liquid is still fairly hot, drain the gelatine and add to the rhubarb. Stir until melted and combined.
- Pour into glasses and leave to set. I use little shot glasses to make about 10 little jellies for tea parties.
- The pulp left in the seive is excellent for making into rhubarb crumble. I like to make little ones in ramekins to serve alongside the jellies and rhubarb ripple ice cream as part of a rhubarb assiette.


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Design, Build, Breathe.October ,28 ,2018
Design Build Breathe is an initiative to transform cities in the Middle East to smart and sustainable communities. This year, our CEO Ehab Mokhtar participated in a panel discussion about improving sustainability measures in construction.
The discussion mainly focused on building methods that cause the least harm to the environment.
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Today on this Thankful Thursday I am thankful for Anne Pooser. Anne is one of the most fun people to be around that I know. She was an accomplished newspaper woman both in Birmingham and Charleston. She is a thorough researcher and writer. Anne and her late husband, Gil, were members of the Sunday school class that I led for years at First Baptist Church in Charleston. She always had in-depth information that no one else had. Gil always delighted us with some really thoughtful and not ordinary questions which resulted in spirited discussions. They both were great comforts to me when my late wife, Liz, was in intensive care. Anne is an encourager. She has the great discipline to see the best in everyone. On this Thankful Thursday I am thankful for Anne Pooser. Her presence in my life is a gift from God. Anne is 91 years old. I have her permission to tell you that. Anne is a graduate of Howard College now Samford University.
Thankful Thursday is a day to be thankful for the presence of some special person in your life. Let him or her know. Call her or him on the telephone. Send a special note by snail mail or send an E-mail. It does not matter how you do it. Just do it before you get distracted by other things.


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A small farm converted to organic vegetable production and in so doing successfully increased its competitiveness and profitability.
Projects & Practice
A small farm converted to organic vegetable production and in so doing successfully increased its competitiveness and profitability.
A female entrepreneur set up a company to produce high quality fashion products made of natural material.
Using LEADER support to set up a climbing park and create opportunities for diversified local economic development.
A farmer in a Less Favoured Area turned to organic agriculture and began growing ancient varieties of cereals. He has achieved sustainability through niche, quality production.
project focusing on the protection and promotion of a breed of cattle specific to Western Macedonia, the Greek Red Kastoria-Kristalopigi cow.
An initiative to promote young farmers participation entrepreneurship and innovation
for sustainable rural areas
An agricultural business used RDP support to improve its capacity to process and store its produce, while producing renewable energy from the sun.
An example of how afforestation allows for the development and maintenance of farm lands where crop cultivation is almost impossible.
Training on small-scale water retention was provided to the staff of relevant regional authorities in order to confront the impact of climate change at regional level.
The regional rural network of Silesia in Poland organised a study tour for its members in Scotland to raise awareness and improve their skills on organic farming.


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Day One
Old Courthouse
Visit the site of Dred Scott's historic slavery trial, considered one of the flashpoints for the start of the Civil War. Groups can participate in a reenactment of the infamous trial held in one of the restored courtrooms.
Museum of Westward Expansion
Located beneath the Arch, this history museum has a display on the Buffalo Soldiers and other black pioneers who conquered the western plains. After visiting the museum, take a tram ride to the top of the Arch for a view 630 feet high above the mighty Mississippi River.
The Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing
Named after a free African-American St. Louisan who helped slaves flee to freedom, this is the first Missouri site on the National Park Service's National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.
Griot Museum of Black History and Culture
View amazing likenesses of African-American leaders, scholars, and entertainers with strong roots in Missouri. Exhibits tell the stories of botanist George Washington Carver and the Rev. John Berry Meachum, among others. See a replica of a ship that brought African slaves to America, the remains of an authentic slave cabin from rural Missouri, displays depicting the lives of African Americans during and after the Civil War, and an exhibit on Dr. Martin Luther King.
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
At the fourth-largest cemetery in the country, visitors can pay their respects at the burial site of 1,068 members of the 56th U.S. Colored Infantry, which was organized in St. Louis in 1863 during the Civil War.
Day Two
Scott Joplin House
Tour the home of Scott Joplin, the "King of Ragtime." His original compositions are displayed, along with an exhibit on the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair in Forest Park. It was during the fair that Joplin premiered his new-style music to the world.
Missouri History Museum
The Missouri History Museum features several exhibits documenting the lives and contributions of black St. Louisans. Of note is a stylized re-creation of the home of Jeannette Forchet, a free black woman who was one of the first landowners in St. Louis; exhibits about Dred Scott and his freedom trial; plus iconic representations of cultural contributions to modern society by artists such as Katherine Dunham, Miles Davis, and others.
St. Louis Walk of Fame
More than 100 bronze stars and informational plaques are embedded in the sidewalk along Delmar Boulevard in the Loop neighborhood, with each honoring a famous St. Louisan such as Josephine Baker, Miles Davis, Tina Turner, Nelly, Redd Foxx and more. Named for an old streetcar turnaround, The Loop is a diverse neighborhood known for its eclectic stores and a variety of ethnic restaurants and cafés.
Calvary & Bellefontaine Cemeteries
Visit the gravesites of Dred Scott and Madame Pelagie Rutgers, an African-American woman who grew to become one of St. Louis' wealthiest land-holders in the mid-18th century. Bellefontaine Cemetery houses the grave sites of two prominent ministers: the Reverend John Richard Anderson, a witness to the 1837 murder of the Reverend Elijah P. Lovejoy, an abolitionist newspaper publisher; and Reverend John Berry Meachum, founder of the First African Baptist Church and a "freedom school" on the Mississippi River.
The Ville
This is St. Louis' most historically significant African-American neighborhood, home to Sumner High School, the first school west of the Mississippi to provide secondary education for African-American students; the former Homer G. Phillips Hospital, which was one of the first medical institutions in the country to train African-American physicians; and the Annie Malone Children's Home, founded by one of the first African-American millionaires.
Day Three
Katherine Dunham Museum
Includes a personal collection of artifacts from around the world and memorabilia from Dunham's dance and activist eras. The museum is located in the former home of the world-renowned performer, choreographer, teacher and East St. Louis native.
The Vaughn Cultural Center
This center sponsors events and activities that promote an understanding of African-American history and culture. Permanent and traveling art and historical exhibits are on view in the Center's galleries, and works by Missouri African-American artists are on display at the nearby Portfolio Gallery and Educational Center.
St. Peter's Cemetery
Baseball fans can visit the gravesite of Negro League star "Cool Papa" Bell at St. Peter's Cemetery.


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For this thing we were to read a couple different webpages about Library 2.0 and what it means for us and for the future. Then we were supposed to write a blog entry about it.
"Into a New World of Librarianship" by Michael Stephens talked about what it means to be a 2.0 Librarian. He writes that a 2.0 Librarian plans for their users, making sure to break down barriers to allow information access everywhere. In doing this they should be avoid creating policies and procedures that impede such access and take away the transparency that library users want.
The 2.0 Librarian should embrace Web2.0 tools, but not embrace them to the point of "technolust." These tools should work, fill a need, or create a service that's useful for the library's users. In doing this, the 2.0 Librarian is a trendspotter, and makes good, fast decisions while listening to what the staff and users really want when they're planning for the future.
I thought Stephens' page had some good points about embracing technology while avoiding technology for technology's sake. I often worry that techie folks are techies just because they like collecting the technology, not because it's useful. If libraries become the same way, then they will suffer from technology overload and do no good for themselves or their customers.


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Wheeler at DuskFebruary 26, 2015
Used the landscape from the plein air paintings created in early October 2014 and merged it with a sunset. Had to push the horizon down and ensure that the majority of the canvas was devoted to sky. The tricky part is improvising the movement of the clouds to augment the design. More ideas coming out of this landscape design.


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As today December 18, in 1946 a man that he finally became a symbol in the movie history was born; Ladies and Gentlemen we present you through paper memorabilia Mr. Steven Spielberg!
It's really hard to talk about a living legend. In that case we say just a few words for his early life and we "shoot" some paper memorabilia to show to you very few of the famous and unforgettable moment he gave and still giving us this extraordinary director.
Spielberg was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, to a Jewish family. His mother, Leah Adler was a restaurateur and concert pianist, and his father, Arnold Spielberg was an electrical engineer involved in the development of computers. He spent his childhood in Haddon Township, New Jersey, where he saw one of his first films in a theater. In 1958 as a boy scout director he fulfilled a requirement for the photography merit badge by making a nine-minute 8 mm film entitled The Last Gunfight. As a teenager, Spielberg made amateur 8 mm "adventure" films with his friends, the first of which he shot at the Pinnacle Peak Patio restaurant in Scottsdale. He charged admission (25 cents) to his home films (which involved the wrecks he staged with his Lionel train set) while his sister sold popcorn.
Well… a brilliant mind back then. Even more nowadays!
We experienced tremendous moments through his amazing cinematography. We hope there is more to come! Thank you Mr. Spielberg and …happy birthday!
Some paper ideas from the same date from the past!
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netDumbster is a .Net Fake SMTP Server clone of the popular Dumbster (http://quintanasoft.com/dumbster/) netDumbster is based on the API of nDumbster (http://ndumbster.sourceforge.net/default.html) and the nice C# Email Server (CSES) written by Eric Daugherty.
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The powerful engine for various C# projects. Has advanced diagnostics and the most useful features.
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Est. April 12, 1929
Over 2,000 natural sandstone arches exist in the park, as well as a variety of other unique geological formations. The park contains the highest density of natural arches in the world. It lies above an underground salt bed, which is the main cause of the formation of the arches, spires, balanced rocks, sandstone fins, and eroded monoliths. The sea that consumed the area eventually evaporated 300 million years ago.


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Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s that explore secrets, lies and seduction.
Playful and provocative, The Lover features a conventional, suburban couple in unconventional circumstances. The Collection, hailed as one of the outstanding plays of the 20th Century by Laurence Olivier, delves into the intriguing mystery of two London couples linked by sexual desire and a quest for supremacy.
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Robert L. Paggi, age 74, of Genoa, passed away peacefully at his home on July 22nd, 2019 surrounded by his family. He was born on June 10th, 1945 to Charles and Kathyrn (Hastings) Paggi in La Crosse. He graduated from De Soto High School in 1963. He married Rochelle Shepherd on March 4th, 1967 in La Crosse. He was employed by Pacal Steel. He was a true outdoorsman, he loved fishing, hunting, and just anything outside. He loved to travel, play cards, and he especially loved spending time with his grandchildren. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his loving wife Rochelle, children Brooke (Doug) Strasser, Erin (Lee Tabbert) Paggi, Robert "Chris" (Christina) Paggi; grandchildren Darian Strasser, Peyton, Dayne, Cole, Drake, Brynn Schossow, Gavin Paggi; siblings, Anneca Greco, Joe Paggi, Patrick Paggi, Sharon Yttri, Linda Glander, Charles Paggi, special friend Wayne Alderman. He is also survived by many other family and Friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Charles and Kathryn Paggi, brothers Jim, Gerald, Bill, and Ray Paggi, as well as other family and friends.
A memorial visitation will be held on Friday, July 26th from 5-7 p.m. at the Thorson Funeral Home in Viroqua. To view the full obituary or to sing the online guestbook, please visit www.thorsonfuneralhome.com.
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Group Therapy
When you want to bring those closest to you together because you don't want to go it alone. These therapy sessions are perfectly designed for a minimum of three guests - advance bookings recommended.
Guests enjoying group treatments will be offered a complimentary glass of bubbly in our relaxation lounge post treatment.
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60 mins - $145 per person
Choose either a 60-minute Mistress of Radiance Facial or 60-minute Autograph of Eléme massage therapy to support and get you back into your smooth groove.
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Foot treatment - massage - facial therapy
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The focus of this session is to soothe you from head to toe. Starting with a foot soak and scrub followed by a soothing massage and facial to leave you feeling refreshed, revived and able to jump-start back into your day.


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Ever since I started messing with VBA, this problem has Plagued me. There has to be a way to deal with it.
I do a lot of Copy and Pasting around the Sheets/Workbook, and I made a code that Error Checks my editing. I would like this error check code to work with the Selection Change Code Type (I don't know what that is called). But, it erases the cipboard when I select the cell I want to paste to.
Is there a way to say If Ctrl-C / Copy Mode is active, then exit subject?


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Taylor's Handmade Collars
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Dependable long lasting, " Taylor Made Collars won' t make your dogs
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Cavendish Flute
Simon Pearce
Item: 1592
When we designed our Cavendish Flute, we wanted to create an elegant piece to match our classic Cavendish dinnerware and stemware collections. We may have created the perfect champagne flute. With a graceful elongated neck, supple lip and generous foot, our Cavendish Flute is simply beautiful to hold and behold. Sparkling bubbles ascend in mesmerizing patterns through the clear handblown glass. Sipping champagne will never be the same again.
Height 10 3/8"
Width: 3 1/8"
Capacity: 6 oz
Width: 3 1/8"
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Havana, Dec 6 – President Raul Castro expressed here to his South African peer Jacob Zuma his deepest sorrow for the death of Nelson Mandela, to whom he described as dear comrade.
On behalf of the Cuban people and government, Raul Castro extended his condolences to the relatives of the leader, the African National Congress, and the whole nation.
Mandela will be remembered for his example, greatness of his work, and firmness of his convictions in fighting the apartheid regime, and his invaluable contribution to the construction of a new South Africa.
Nelson Mandela, who was the first South African president democratically elected on May 19, 1994, died at the age of 95 in his Johannesburg residence.
We profess him a deep respect and admiration, not only for what he did for his people, but also for his proved friendship towards our country, the Cuban president stated.
We will never speak of Mandela in the past tense, he added.
Source: Prensa Latina


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Command Lines is an exhibition by artist Candida Powell-Williams which was on display at Void Gallery from 25th June – 24th August 2019. The preview took place on Friday 21st June to coincide with Summer Solstice. As part of the preview, there was a performance choreographed by the artist. Animating the sculptural forms, the dancers configured and reconfigured architectural structures found in the artist's invented tarot cards. Set to meditation music and metamorphosed between each tableaux, dancers pierced and divided the space in a choreography inspired by spiritualist diagrams.
Thank you to everyone who attended Command Lines. The show was a huge success, with over 1,300 participants, including visitors for a week of events in support of Foyle Pride Festival and a finissage outdoor live performance by Candida Powell-Williams and Echo Echo on the Derry Walls as part of the Walls 400 celebrations. A big thank you to the Derry Walls and the Siege Museum for working with Void to make this event such a success.
We also welcomed award-winning Derry company Kippie who ran a very popular Digital Art Workshop and we ran our inaugural Youth Art Competition as part of the Youth 19 festival ran by Derry City and Strabane District Council as well as our very first Void Tots workshops for 1-5 year olds, The Art Factory Bootcamp with artist facilitator Karen Cassidy, and a drawing workshop with Stephanie Gaumond.
If you would like to come to Void for a tour please email Maeve Butler at firstname.lastname@example.com today!


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Trip description
This is a weekend ride tailored for gravity and enduro riders which includes shuttles up the mountain and descents on exciting and versatile trails. We will explore the numerous routes of the Balkan mountains in Zlatitsa and Beklemeto areas; enjoy the great mountain views; and relax our bodies in hot thermal pools.
- Day 1
- After a scenic drive in the foothills of the Balkan mountains we are ready to get on the bikes. First, we explore the Zlatitsa downhill course, with its vast meadows and panoramic views at the top; versatile pine forest trail lines in the middle; and steep rock sections at the bottom of the course. After lunch we will ride a few more trails in the area and then drive to Troyan pass (1500m) where we will do our last ride for the day, which includes a tricky single track at the beginning and then a flowy double track all the way down to the Chiflik spa resort. Hot thermal pools and tasty local food specialties await us there.
- Day 2
- We start with a drive up to the top of the mountain again for a few more descents on both sides of the Balkan mountain range. The rides include some pedalling on the main mountain ridge, with beautiful panoramic views, and descent on technical trails and single tracks with a vertical drop of about 1000m each. If we have enough time and energy we can finish the day riding several short trails above Troyan town, built by locals and used in a local mini DH race. Drive back to Sofia.
Trip details
- Dates any day within tour's best period
- Included accommodation in double room with private facilities, Half Board (1 dinner and 1 breakfast included), mountain bike guide, transportation and shuttle rides, technical support
- Single room supplement 20 EUR
- Group size min. 2 pers., available for one person also
- Best period June - October
- Skill/fitness level intermediate - advanced / 3-5
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The Club
Norman Island, British Virgin Islands
Photo courtesy of The Club at Norman Island
The Club, British Virgin IslandsLocated on Norman Island (said to be the inspiration for Treasure Island), this new beach-club-by-day, fine-dining-restaurant-by-night is more upscale than most of the yachtie beach bars in the BVI. The dishes run from conch ceviche to lobster paella with saffron aioli, and the cocktails skew more craft than Caribbean. Getting there is part of the adventure: The Club runs a ferry from Hannah Bay on Tortola to Norman Island, which has no hotels, or you can make a day of island-hopping by chartering a boat through Antlos, a kind of seafaring Airbnb. theclubbvi.com
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Current Events
DATE CHANGE: Classic Car Show Now Saturday, July 25, 2020
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
It's on! Get your roadster, muscle car, or restored jalopy out of the garage and over to the Aviation Museum of N.H., where once a year we turn our attention to vehicles that don't leave the ground—usually! Whether you're a proud vehicle owner or just want to see some amazing rides, join us for a great show on the grounds of the Aviation Museum, right next to Runway 17-35 at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. Show prizes and raffles, food trucks and a yard sale. It's a great way to spend a summer day outside with old companions and new friends you've never met. Admission $10 per vehicle plus occupants; $5 per spectator & kids 12 and under free. No need to register in advance; just drive in starting at 9 a.m. and follow our guides to park. (Please note the Aviation Museum will be closed to the public during this event. But we'll have portable toilets!) All proceeds benefit the Aviation Museum. All show attendees are required to wear face coverings and observe social distancing on museum grounds.
Fly with us around the world!
Aviation Museum to livestream July 4 flight exploring ties of U.S. founders to Ancient Rome!
The livestream event, which will run from 10 a.m. to noon Eastern Time, is part of the Aviation Museum's 'Around the World Flight Adventure' online learning program. Generated on a flight simulator and available free online, the program is taking students and teachers on an ongoing global journey.
CLICK HERE FOR THE JULY 4th FLIGHT
Join us for the ultimate field trip! The Aviation Museum's virtual around-the-world flight is now underway, taking us places all around the globe. Come along as we put the "distance" in distance learning! Have some fun as we travel the world!
Latest News!
Thank you to Robert Fortnam for sharing his remarkable story detailing his 19 months spent as a POW. The museum's recent interview with Mr. Fortnam was covered by the Concord Monitor.Read more...
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I was hoping for a sunny summer in London just like last year but it's not pulling through. So instead here is a tropical doodle illustration of me procrastinating about summer!
I was hoping for a sunny summer in London just like last year but it's not pulling through. So instead here is a tropical doodle illustration of me procrastinating about summer!
A t-shirt design I did in collaboration with a colleague and friend of mine affected by the terrible incident at Grenfell Tower back in 2017. We wanted to create something in remembrance and he had a vision to create something with 72 doves, he commissioned me to bring his idea to life. I was strongly inspired by MC Escher here and used the optical illusion of birds intertwining and shaping in to one another to create this final design. I feel it really represents the togetherness of the community and each bird represents one of those lost in the fire.
In love with listening to Jhene Aiko at the moment and redrew the album artwork for 'Triggered (freestyle)'.
I am really getting in to drawing album artworks and will be illustrating more for some of my favourite songs – watch this space!
Updates to my work portfolio to showcase the work I have done for clients recently.
I created a Linktree so everything you need to know or see of Aliyah Art is one place for you!
Miles Morales – The Sunflower
An amazing film, probably the best animation of 2018! It's just breathtaking, beautifully executed and so visually pleasing! I had to draw some fan art. Above all the representation in this film is so important, even I didn't realise how much until I finished the movie the impact this has. It's things like this that drive me forward in order to make sure there is more diversity in art and animation.
After a long hiatus I have a few prints up for sale on my Etsy store (while stocks last) so check it out!
I have set up a Twitch account to begin live streaming my art – you get to see me draw live! Give me follow to keep in the loop, I will also update on my social medias when I'm live too.
I also hope to be streaming games soon too especially when Kingdom Hearts III comes out – believe there will be tears!


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Meet Your Neighbor
June 6 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Celebrate with us at "Meet Your Neighbor" Reception on June 6, 2019. 6:00-8:00 PM. Get acquainted with the art and artists (myself included!) of the DMAC Gallery. See our new display and visit with our artists who are looking forward to sharing the stories behind their artwork with you.


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|Notification date : 02-06-2018
|Last date : 30-06-2018
|How to apply
|Address : Assistant Vice President, HRD, # 480, 1st Floor, Khivraj Complex 1, Anna Salai Nandanam, Chennai – 600035
Indbank Merchant Banking Services Limited (Indbank), a subsidiary of Indian Bank, with headquarters in Chennai, engaged in Stock Broking, Depository Participant Activities, Distribution of Mutual Fund and other Investment products, Merchant Banking and Advisory Services invites applications from eligible candidates for the post of Company Secretary & Compliance Officer on a contract basis.
|Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
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Graduation with Qualified Company Secretary. (Persons holding chartered Accountant qualification additionally will be preferred)
|Age Limit : 21-45 years
|No.of posts : 01
|Qualification : Graduation
|Other Informations:
Interested & eligible candidates can apply offline send the application in a prescribed format along with the relevant documents to the below address on or before 30th June 2018
|Last date to submit application
|30 June 2018
Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences(CCRAS): Lab Technician Vacancy. Last Date to Apply: 31 October 2018
Rashtriya Ispat Nigam(Vizag Steel): Vacancies for Junior Trainees. Last Date to Apply: 25 September 2018
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL): Vacancies for Nursing Assistant cum first aider. Last Date to Apply: 20 September 2018
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd: Vacancies for Assistant Manager. Last Date to Apply: 27 September 2018
Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research(IISER): Registrar Vacancy. Last Date: 30 September 2018
Kerala Forest Research Institute(KFRI): Project Fellow (Zoology) Vacancy. Date & Time of Interview: 04 October 2018 at 10 am
Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board(KIIFB): Bill Checking Assistant Vacancy. Date & Time of Interview: 04 October 2018 at 9.30 am
Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) Recruitment 2018: Vacancies for Pharmacist Gr II (Homoeo). Last Date to Apply: 24 October 2018
Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University(KVASU): Overseer Electrical Vacancy. Date & Time of Interview: 01 October 2018 at 10 am
Roads and Bridges Development Corporation of Kerala Ltd(RBDCK): Assistant Vacancy. Last Date to Apply: 03 October 2018
Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) Recruitment 2018: Vacancies for Lift Operator. Last Date to Apply: 24 October 2018
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Southern Railway Recruitment – 71 Nursing Superintendent, Health & Malaria Inspector & Various Vacancy – Last Date 27 August 2018
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National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development(NABARD): Vacancies for Development Assistant. Last Date to Apply: 12 September 2018


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IPv4 Private Address Space
In this article we will discuss IPv4 Private Address Space, will make brief discussion on IPv4 Private Address Space, In last article we discuss about Configuring a Router as a Stateful DHCPv6 Server.
There are not enough public IPv4 addresses to assign a unique address to each device connected to the Internet. Networks are commonly implemented using private IPv4 addresses, as defined in RFC 1918.
It is very likely that the computer that you use to view this course is assigned a private address.
These private addresses are used within an organization or site to allow devices to communicate locally. However, because these addresses do not identify any single company or organization, private IPv4 addresses cannot be routed over the Internet. To allow a device with a private IPv4 address to access devices and resources outside of the local network, the private address must first be translated to a public address.
NAT provides the translation of private addresses to public addresses. This allows a device with a private IPv4 address to access resources outside of their private network, such as those found on the Internet. NAT combined with private IPv4 addresses, has proven to be a useful method of preserving public IPv4 addresses. A single, public IPv4 address can be shared by hundreds, even thousands of devices, each configured with a unique private IPv4 address.
Without NAT, the exhaustion of the IPv4 address space would have occurred well before the year 2000. However, NAT has certain limitations, which will be explored later in this chapter. The solution to the exhaustion of IPv4 address space and the limitations of NAT is the eventual transition to IPv6.


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ON Running shoes
Shop Now – ON Running Shoes
On Running shoes are Swiss Engineered and began in 2010. The On Running concept is to re-engineering the sole design of a running shoe to provide a cushioned impact and a firm take-off. CloudTec Cushioning is designed to do exactly that. As your foot strikes the ground the Clouds compress, absorbing vertical and horizontal forces. Once compressed the Clouds become locked and provide a solid platform for toe-off propulsion.
Swiss Engineering has influenced every aspect of On Running shoes. First fit impressions are extremely good with On Running shoes. The upper design are very clean and close fitting to the foot. Snug and supportive but flexible and forgiving around mobile areas of the foot.
Another feature of On Running shoes is the way they allow the foot to flex torsionally and underneath the balls of the feet. This is made possible with the use of the CloudTec Cushions and the propulsion plate that runs from heel to toe in On Running shoes.
Core Belief's at On Running are about your form as a runner, with a high emphasis on the running experience and the comfort of the shoe. The silky smooth connection you get in On Running shoes provides improved proprioception and allows you to control your foot strike and transition fluently into propulsion. Not to be thought of as minimalist running shoes but definitely not motion controlling.


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Bulk Meter Flow and Operations 1.2.4 reviewDownload
Bulk Meter Flow and Operations provides a Web-based application to manage water meter readings. Requirements: · In order to run t
Bulk Meter Flow and Operations provides a Web-based application to manage water meter readings.
In order to run the BMFO you need a web browser like Internet Explorer or Mozilla and the address (URL) of a BMFO server. Contact your BMFO administrator if you need help.
If you are running BMFO on a standalone system, you should be able to start the BMFO application from the Start Menu or with a Shortcut on your Desktop.
Open BMFO by clicking on the Desktop shortcut or by entering the URL http://localhost/bmfo/ in the browser
The URL has to be adjusted if you are not working on the BMFO server.
Enter user name bmfo and password bmfo to log in.
Click on the Meter Selection link.
Select meter location test.
Click on the Meter Data Entry link.
Enter the Meter Reading 1234 and click on the Save button.
Congratulations! You've entered your first meter reading.
What's New in This Release:
This is a bugfix and maintenance release that also adds a meter location report.
Well production and summary well production reports only report meters with LifecycleStatus "Active" now.
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Bulldog Trailer DC Electric Heavy Duty Winch w/ Rope
Product Description
The Electric Utility Winch is a tool capable of handling multiple applications Includes Industrial grade waterproof remote and rope. Reliable and ready to load a trailer or move a vehicle. It is a safe tool that has the technology to shut off to prevent motor overheating.
- Lifetime warranty covering all mechanical components
- Winch and rope protection
- Full load Cone Brake Structure (CBS)
- Includes LED overheating indicator and thermometric sensor indicator
- Offers Pull-and-turn T-handle clutch lever for easy transition between gear engagement and free spooling
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Manufacturing Design, or Design for Manufacturing (DFM), is the method of design to ease the manufacturing of the assorted parts that will form the product for assembly. Manufacturing Design, or DFM, is primarily concerned with savings by reducing overall part production cost, and the complexity of the manufacturing operations.
The goal of Manufacturing Design is to design or engineer a product to easily manufacture it at the lowest possible cost. This process needs to include all of the processes from raw material selection and inspections, finishing, plating, dimensional requirements, and even packaging.
airisX has a Manufacturing Facility in Shenzhen, China, and Contract Manufacturing that covers everything from Manufacturing Design, Prototype, Shipping and Warehouse, Branding and Marketing, Fulfillment, Sales, and Support.
Manufacturing Design always boils down to 2 major questions. What needs to be added? and what needs to be removed? These questions are vital to ensure that the manufacturing cost of the product will be kept in to minimum without jeopardizing the quality.
Manufacturing Design aims to:
- Reduce overhead, material, and labor cost
- Shorten product development cycle
- Focus on standards to reduce cost
Importance of Manufacturing Design
Manufacturing Design is vital for any business that manufactures their products for a number of reasons. Businesses that invest in Design Manufacturing save more money. Basically, the less parts you have, the more affordable your product will be, even though some parts are more complex than if you have more parts. The additional cost to manufacture those parts is less than the time to assemble those parts. Manufacturing Design also determines if the part is really necessary for your product, or is it more economical to alter it to another product that will give the same value for lower cost. The key principles in Manufacturing Design are as follows:
- Minimize parts
- Standardized parts and material
- Keep it simple
- Minimize flexible components
- Avoid required adjustments or changes
Advantages of Design for Manufacturing
Budget Friendly
- By minimizing the materials needed, avoiding possible adjustments, and decreasing the labor needed, Design for Manufacturing can dramatically lower the cost manufacturing.
- By decreasing the number of wear parts, it also decreases the the chances of failure and support needs.
Shorter Time
- Having standardized parts, keeping your design simple, and minimizing the parts needed your product assembly will require shorter assembly time.
More Revenue
- Having a shorter assembly time means an added opportunity for you to focus on your other projects. Which means, the shorter the time you put on one project, the higher the revenue you will receive for your company.
Quality and Sustainability
- Design for Manufacturing allows you to have a highly automated approach that will enhance the quality and efficiency of each stage.
Design for Manufacturing (DFM) is a vital process for your products. Ignoring Design for Manufacturability can cost serious consequences in the long run. Once you get your product through prototypes, up to 80% of the budget allocated for your product is already committed. If you ignore Design for Manufacturing, once there are setbacks, it will be very expensive to turn back and change the design for your product.
airisX is a company that has extensive knowledge on how Manufacturing works. From designing your products (to the lowest possible costs), to managing it's performance out in the market, airisX has got you covered.