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Annie's Mailbox: Mom should be in rehabilitation
Dear Annie: After a botched operation left her bedridden for months, my mother has to relearn to walk. My father, a loving but controlling person, didn't want to put her into a rehab facility where she would be pushed to get well. Instead, he placed her in a nearby nursing home. Most of the patients in the home are in wheelchairs or in their beds. The staff gives Mom physical therapy four days a week, but they don't have a lot of equipment or expertise in rehab. Long story short, Mom is not making progress. She's getting depressed, and it looks like she'll live the rest of her life in the home. My siblings who live in the area defer to my father, and I can't get the doctors to do a thing.
My mother has her full mental faculties, and I think if the doctors could talk to her alone, without Dad around, and explain that she needs to go somewhere else, she would do it. And if they would spell it out for Dad, he might be OK with it, too. Right now, it's all about keeping him calm instead of getting her well. I don't want my mother to spend the next 20 years in a nursing home because we missed the opportunity to get her the aggressive therapy she needs. What can I do?
– Concerned Daughter
Dear Daughter: You may not be completely informed of the reasons behind the choices being made. Many nursing homes have quite competent rehab facilities, and it's possible your mother is, in fact, getting the best care available to her. Set up a conference call with your siblings, and find out what is really going on.
You also can leave a message for the doctor explaining your concerns in detail. Enlist your siblings' support to approach your father, calmly and with love, to clarify why a different program could be more beneficial. Surely he wants Mom to make as complete a recovery as possible.
Dear Annie: I recently attended the wedding of a friend's son. It was a beautiful affair. However, I was disappointed to see that 8- and 10-year-old children were permitted to stand with the single men and women waiting to catch the bouquet and garter.
I encouraged my son's girlfriend to try to catch the bouquet, but the children stood in front of the adults, who could not push forward for fear of knocking down the kids. Tradition says those who catch these items are the next to be married. I don't think 10-year-olds should participate. What do you say?
– Perplexed in Pittsburgh
Dear Pittsburgh: It is not appropriate for young children to participate in these customs. (The "winners" also customarily dance with each other, which can be awkward when a 30-year-old woman catches the bouquet and must dance with a 9-year-old garter catcher.) Many bridal couples, however, have no objection. Those who do should announce that the tossing is limited to adults 18 and older.
Dear Annie: As an attorney, I think you should have added a caveat to your advice to "Not Their Mother," whose brother-in-law and his girlfriend are living in their home as tenants. Whether paying rent or not, tenants must be served with a notice of eviction and most likely will have 30 days to vacate. Throwing them out without the notice of eviction and simply changing the locks could bring the homeowners a lot of legal trouble they probably don't want.
I also would advise against packing the couple's bags or placing any of their belongings outside. Landlord/tenant laws vary from state to state, but I feel comfortable in offering that type of advice in a general sense.
– Wendy Gantos, Esq.
Dear Wendy Gantos: We appreciate the legal advice. Every state is different, and we do not know the details of this particular rental situation, but better safe than sorry.
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An act of political bastardry saw the ACT Government sign off last week on the Gungahlin light rail project, almost five months to the day from the October Assembly election.
The proposal has generated massive argument throughout Canberra with a final price of $710 million (ha, ha) for 12km of line to service a small section of our population. A section, incidentally, which will not directly benefit from the tram because most Gungahlin residents will have to travel from their home suburb to the northern terminus. Car parks anyone and at what daily charge?
And it is so unnecessary at this time.
By signing off now the ACT Labor Government has committed the territory to the project and also committed the Liberal Opposition to cancel the contract as it has threatened to do. Thus either way the people of Canberra are up for money and perhaps big money on any cancellation with no idea available of expenditure to date.
Why couldn't the matter have waited until after the Assembly election when the people would vote in a government which would either commit or not commit and money would be saved? Currently it will cost us money whatever the election result.
Minister Corbell's comments initial work would begin next month and substantial work in August could suggest Northbourne Avenue's trees will be removed before the election, presenting a fait accompli that we might as well proceed, the damage is done.
This scorched earth approach also means if the project doesn't go ahead the repair costs will add to our bill.
Canberra taxpayers are already facing higher charges for the tram, but if this is across the board is unknown. Should our rates rise, will those who pay no rates like ACT Housing tenants face a rent increase to compensate?
The mysterious area of union influence including a memorandum of understanding with the government carries the suspicion light rail will be a financial bonanza for its workers at the community's expense. Figures vary as to numbers employed ranging from 500 in construction to an overall 3500 probably drivers, maintenance workers etc and including indigenous and long-term job seekers – something worth checking if the project proceeds.
Cost of the infrastructure is assumed. In Barcelona light rail runs openly between rows of tall trees, a situation in our nanny city hard to imagine without fences and signs stopping people crossing the tracks at random and markedly different from the artists' impressions to which we have been treated.
Premature as was the signing of the contract we may still be able to cut our losses if we call a halt now. Despite its 2012 election commitment the government needs to provide much more information before taking further expensive steps.
Can the Tram is a catchy slogan and a correct one for what currently seems an indulgent extravagance.

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Rituparna Sengupta at IITC Fashion show. After giving more then 30 successful bengali movies, she moved to rock Bollywood. Rituparna was active in the arts since a young age, having learnt painting, dancing and handicrafts at a painting school. Rituparna Sengupta, an outstanding actress from Calcutta has carved a niche for herself in Bollywood too.
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For the past nine years, Singapore has been Asia's top convention city, according to global rankings from the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA). It's also one of the Top 5 convention cities in the world. ICCA's CEO Martin Sirk attributes the city's success to its proactive pursuit of the MICE (meeting, incentive, conference and […]
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Round 1 of our Flash Quarterly competition is over.
We've read and re-read and re-re-read over 400 entries from almost as many writers.
We have deliberated and debated and sworn profusely at one another to whittle this monumental pile of stories down to just ten little literary nuggets of excellence, and we are now ready for the big shortlist reveal…
Are you ready? Well, are ya, punk?
A Fear Of Ladders by Lisa Fransson
Anomic Aphasia by Elaine Mead
Arthur Will Be Home Soon by Jan Howcroft
Coverings by Anita Goveas
Demonstrating Change by Cherry Potts
Four Left Turns by Pierre Perera
How To Keep The Hunger At Bay by Jan Kaneen
Nine Lives by Philip Ellis
The Importance of Fish by Julia Deery
The Left Behind by Die Booth
Is your story on there? If so, HOLY BALLS, BATMAN! Yodel it from the mountaintops! Pat yourself on the back so hard you need a chiropractor! Release a thousand party poppers! Be damn proud of yourself!
And if your story isn't there, do not despair. Know that each and every entry to our competition got the same love and attention, and it was damn hard work to make those final ten choices. So take heart, dear heart, and keep writing, keep submitting, keep going.
We'll be announcing the top 3 NEXT WEEK (squeeeeeeeee!) and begin publishing the shortlisted stories on our site shortly after.
Thank you thank you thank you thrice more to everyone who submitted – and OH LOOK WE'RE DOING IT ALL OVER AGAIN!
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The answer of course was to get out the wax crayons. The cheapest money could buy from the £1 shop. Piece of watercolour paper masked with TH clock and DI, then sprayed with Glimmer mist. Happened to have some Tyvek laying around that had previous been sprayed with the same GM. Added the Tanda Seagulls in black ink and then the fun part.
Iron on cotton setting, used to warm part of the page (while heating it cover the page with some grease proof paper to protect the iron) and crayon quickly scribbled over to melt on the warm area. Repeat with various blues, greens, purples, red, orange and yellow. The Tyvek was then laid in place under the grease proof and then iron it. The Tyvek starts to disintegrate making a textural holey foamy piece which was glued on top.
Paper then attached to corrugated card base, another piece of the same card cut to make a frame. The frame was coated with wax using the iron again. When it was completely covered more wax was added melted by heat gun and finally still with the heat gun ep melted into the wax.


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Camera Jam Showcase is an open-projector event, which means there are no judges, film guidelines or awards.
The goal of the Camera Jam Showcase is giving people an opportunity to present their stories on the big screen. The emphasis is on the storytelling, not the technology.
"We have a couple of shorts that were shot on iPhones this year," said Tyler DePerro, owner of the Historic Howell Theater.
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Okay, here's another one for the geeks in the house.
("All the ladies in the place say HOOOOO!" "Hooooooooo!" "All the geeks in the place recite pi to 127 places!" "3.141592653….")
First, a little background: I have this spiffy universal remote that I picked up a while back. It does everything, and because I'm a geek, I made it do a little more; I hacked a JP1 connector into it and soldered a TEENY TINY EEPROM chip to the circuit board so I can program it through my computer. (To this day I don't know how I pulled off the solder job.)
Well, last week, I took the plunge and bought myself an early birthday present (May 4th, kids, mark your calendars), an Xbox 360. And it occurred to me, as I saw the $30 remote they wanted to sell me so I could have full DVD remote functionality instead of controlling it with the wireless gamepad, that perhaps someone has posted the JP1 codes and I can just program my spiffy hax0red remote to do it and save a few bucks.
So I do some Googling and subsequent checking of the relevant forums, and lo and behold, the 360 Remote Master codes are indeed out there. So I download the file, build the upgrade, and upload it into the remote.
And it works fine…until I try to open the DVD tray, at which point it does nothing until I close the tray manually or use the gamepad to close the tray using the Xbox dashboard. And I'm stymied. I'm absolutely convinced that I've done something wrong putting together the remote upgrade, and I post in a panic to the aforementioned relevant forums.
Tonight, I'm playing with it some more (I found a new upgrade with some more functionality, so I figure maybe it has a different open/close tray code), and having the same problem. And folks have since replied to my panicked posts, swearing up and down, to a man, that it's worked for every one of them and that I'm doing it just right. Well, apparently NOT, since the damn tray won't close, right?
Oh. Wait.
The vantage point I'm doing these experiments from is above the unit and to the right, as it is located in the storage cubes that flank my television, and I'm sitting at my computer desk.
Go back and look at the picture of the unit again. See that little dark oval on the lower left? That's the infrared sensor for the remote. The DVD drive tray is the long chrome slot above that.
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- A video has surfaced on social media which shows an intoxicated man trying to act himself out of trouble
- The man was stuck next to the road with police officers
- However, he tried to pretend that someone else, Piet, caused the accident
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On Wednesday, South Africa Live posted a video on social media which shows a man, who appears to be drunk, looking for a man named Piet.
According to South Africa Live, the man was involved in an accident and he tried to act his way out of trouble by claiming 'Piet' was to blame.
"Hit and run leaves drunk driver stuck at accident scene," the video was captioned.
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The footage gathered a couple of giggles from South Africans who are in desperate need of some laughter following a week filled with news about abductions and murder.
Bongi Khumalo commented: "I love this country just a little something to laugh about with what is happening to calm the nerves, waar is Piet kanti."
Farouk Mahomed wrote: "How his brain works to cover up in his intoxicated state lol. Being drunk is never an excuse for anything. Extremely funny though."
David du Toit added: "Never knew Gordan Ramsey knew how to speak Afrikaans."
Yolande Fourie said: "How can poor Pieter leave you with the whole mess. He is such a naughty boy for running away."
Hannie Grobbelaar commented in Afrikaans: "He is just funny, something to laugh about on Facebook because it is just murder, abuse and kidnappings - which is all sad. Poor Piet went to hide with the booze that is left Sakkie."
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Middle East/conversation with the King of Jordan
Paris, August 6, 2014
The President spoke on the telephone to His Majesty Abdullah II, King of Jordan.
During the conversation, they talked about the situation in the Middle East. The President paid tribute to the King of Jordan's positive role in the peace efforts in both the Syria crisis and the conflict in Gaza.
As regards the Israel-Palestine crisis, the President signalled his support for the Egyptian mediation. He said that this diplomatic initiative seemed to him essential for getting an extension to the ceasefire currently being observed, in order to halt the tragedy of the civilian massacres seen in Gaza over the past several weeks and also the attacks which have struck Israeli territory. The Head of State reiterated his firm belief that lasting peace would ultimately depend on the signature of a definitive agreement establishing two states living side by side in peace and security. He signalled France's willingness to work with Jordan within the United Nations Security Council on a draft resolution backing Egypt's ceasefire initiative, in order to get it [the ceasefire] extended, and also relaunching the negotiations, which must lead to peace.
They talked, too, about the Lebanon situation and agreed to coordinate their action in support of the country's authorities for making the territory secure.
The Head of State expressed his deep concern to the King of Jordan about the establishment of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant terrorist group, which is persecuting religious minorities. These populations under threat in Iraq, especially Christians, need to be provided with all the support necessary for their protection. Finally, François Hollande recalled to King Abdullah II France's action alongside Jordan taking in Syrian refugees, and told him that France wished to continue this commitment./.


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Me looking slightly out of place. Photo AK. This photograph is several years old now. I came across it while searching for something else. "You will live in one year what the average person lives in ten," an older, wiser … Read More
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Warren Buffett and Jeff Bezos have been weighed in their scales and found wanting.
Warren Buffett and Jeff Bezos have been weighed in their scales and found wanting.
But he's sure it'll all work out in the end, or something.
Citi tells Amazon to split in two, wonders aloud if there are any banks that know how to do that.
GDP reports; Twitter falls; Seth Rogen intercom and more!
Packer quits; Wendy's and Papa John's merger talks; A war on football and more!
Tech troubles; Powell's time to shine; Divine democracy and more!
Oh no, the intern is talking about stocks...
OPEC raises; Erdogan elected; Sex robots and more!
Atul Gawande's got this, in his spare time.
Regulation Rollbacks; Amazon Eavesdrops; Crematorium Cannons and More!
Evan Spiegel puts Drew Vallero in the woodchipper.
The Beez plays by his own rules.
I always liked Ex Machina.
Dana Deasy's job is to move the Defense Dept.'s systems into the president's most-hated cloud provider.
The Greenlight Lantern may never defeat supervillain Elon Musk.
And sources are reportedly saying that he'll lay off the heavier stuff.
You can't just jealously resent the world's richest man into oblivion.
What's so scary about "Amazon Mortgages"?
And Warren Buffett is hanging out too, so this should get interesting.


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Best Custom Wood Furniture
Woodworking: The Art Of Making Items From Wood
Because the beginning of human civilization people have actually been constructing their own furnishings utilizing wood intended in order to help in numerous human tasks like seating (chairs), remainder (beds), consuming (tables) as well as resting (beds). The advancement of the human people was nearly all linked to the growth of levels of skill in working with wood and also other materials.
What is the best interpretation of wood?
Wood is a porous and also fibrous tissue located in the stocks and also roots of trees and also various other woody plants. It is an organic and all-natural fiber, solid in tension and can withstand compression. Wood is established by numerous factors, for instance, development, age, diameter, elevation, geographical location, as well as seed source.
What concerning the modern days?
With advancements in contemporary technology, woodwork as altered, although proficient woodworking stays a craft complied with by numerous however with price and also price of manufacturing, the price for customers is a lot higher. Historically, woodworkers made use of wood from their indigenous region up until transportation and also trade advancement gave them the possibility to obtain more exotic woods available to craft. Wood is commonly sorted right into three types: Softwoods (wood from conifers), Hardwoods (generally broad-leaved trees) as well as manmade wood materials.
There is, naturally, evidence of woodworking in all areas of our world and here are some small examples:
Woodworking in the Old Egypt
Ancient Egyptian illustrations frequently had furniture (ex lover: tables, beds, chairs, farm items) constructed from wood. For instance, some artefacts found in the coffins were made of wood. A common Egyptian table was a high table with one leg in the facility and it had various other materials decorating it.
Woodworking in Ancient Rome
Wood was made use of in Old Rome as material for buildings, devices, as well as transportation. Despite the fact that Roman woodworking has actually been shed, the literary document maintained some knowledge from those times. Roman tables were a reduced three leg usually depicted beside banqueters in Roman paints. Some wood tables of this type were recuperated.
Woodworking in the Ancient China
The starter of Chinese woodworking is taken into consideration to be Lu Restriction [魯班] (an ancient Chinese, he was woodworker designer and also inventor. He is revered as a god of contractors and also specialists). His mentors were left in the book "Lu Ban Jing" (魯班經, "Manuscript of Lu Ban"). It is believed that guide was created 1500 years after his fatality. This publication has descriptions of measurements for use in structure numerous things (tables, pots, churches, etc.). The Chinese tables were high two legs tables occasionally made with dark wood.


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Associate Professor for the Department of Pediatrics, Critical Care (SMD)
Associate Professor for the Department of Psychiatry, Psychology (SMD)
Parents and children alike appreciate Heidi Connolly, M.D., for the compassionate and understanding care she provides. Dr. Connolly has a diverse knowledge of the field with over 15 years of experience in pediatrics. She also brings a natural ability to connect with children, an asset that is particularly important when children and their families face complex and long-standing medical problems.
Dr. Connolly's diverse training enables her to take a multi-faceted approach to helping families develop care plans that address the impact of medical conditions on their children's lives. Dr. Connolly received her bachelor's degree from Northwestern University followed by her medical degree in 1988 where she participated in the Honors Program in Medical Education. She then completed her residency in pediatrics at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, IL, where she received the Resident Teacher of the Year Award and went on to become chief resident. Dr. Connolly completed fellowship training in pediatric critical care at the University of Chicago prior to joining the faculty at the University of Rochester School of Medicine. As a faculty member, Dr. Connolly pursued additional fellowship training in pediatric pulmonology and went on to train as a sleep medicine specialist.
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For those who are interested in starting a career in the Real Estate business, the effort, long hours, hard work, and challenge is well worth it! With a large family and full time job, beginning a new career was daunting. My future broker at Exit Realty North suggested I try an online school, which proved to be exactly what fit my busy schedule. With the online school, a series of slides and check point tests took me one lesson at a time until I had finally covered all the basics of real estate both for Alabama and for the National Exam. And there were lots of tests! But seeing where I missed questions helped me cover that material again and again. The site had supplemental reading for math, law, and details about every topic. Long hours of studying what often seemed like a foreign language gave way to clarity. Or at least moments of clarity. When the end of all the units came and the practice exam was all that was left, I really had a firm grasp on the material. To prepare for the state exam, I used the online school's links provided to see what would be on the test, using the AMP booklet as my outline for what to read in the online books. I also watched youtube webinars on hard topics to hear it a different way and to have a visual aide for remembering so much information. My husband, a realtor for Woodland Homes and Exit realty, cheered me along the process and supported me through some of the more difficult lessons. Having a great support system of other knowledgable realtors, all from either Woodland or Exit, coupled with using a variety of study methods, I was able to achieve my goals! I did it! Busy mom of three, full time teaching job, crazy life events and all. I am so excited to be a part of the Exit team and finally put all those months of coursework into practice with the people who supported me along the way, helping clients in north Alabama find their dream home.


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Austria's standing as a key business location
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There is both good news and bad with regards to Austria's standing as a key business location. The bad news is that trust in Austria as an internationally competitive business location continues to fall. The good news, however, is that the need to address this negative trend is understood and numerous suggestions already exist to instigate a turnaround.


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BRUNSWICK, Ga. – Beachgoers who plan to visit the beach on St. Simons or Jekyll Islands are urged to check the water for any signs of oil before swimming.
The Coastal Health District issued a swimming advisory after a cargo ship capsized in the St. Simons Sound early Sunday morning.
Thursday, the advisory was modified to urge swimmers to visually check the
water before diving in. A similar advisory was also applied to fish consumption.
The Coastal Resources Division of the Department of Natural Resources conducted water quality sampling to ensure the safety of shellfish harvesting beds and swimming off the beaches. Although oil has not been seen on the beaches, the health district is asking visitors to follow these precautionary guidelines:
- If you see a sheen of oil on the water's surface, don't swim. Contact with oil could cause skin and eye irritation.
- If there is no visible oil on the water, then swim or wade at your discretion. Stay alert for changing conditions.
- If a fish smells or tastes like oil, or you can see oil on the fish, do not eat it.
Coast Guard rescues crew members trapped crewmembers
WATCH: Sky 4 video of capsized cargo ship
UNCUT: Coast Guard Sunday afternoon briefing
"We also have pollution mitigation efforts in the works. We have established a unified command for (putting) mitigation strategies into effect. The unified command consists of U.S. Coast Guard, Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Gallagher Marine Services representing the responsible party," said Norm Witt, commander of the Coast Guard's Marine Safety Unit.
He adds they have a plan of action in place now.
"Currently, we're mobilizing resources, activating our area contingency plan and, uh taking all steps necessary to mitigate potential pollution. In addition to the pollution, we're also looking at the salvage piece ... and again, to uh, our strategy to that, we've implemented a unified command to effect salvage as quickly as possible," Witt said.
News4Jax aviation expert Ed Booth flew over and snapped photos of what appeared to be an oil slick from the barge accident.
"I looked out the window, and there it was. I took my cellphone out and snapped a couple of photographs of it from 4,000 feet. It appears to me that oil is leaking from the vessel. And, at this time, it's streaming to the south towards the northern tip of Jekyll Island. The next body of land it would hit would be Cumberland Island," Booth said. "This could be a real environmental problem, if not disaster, due to the oil leaking from this vessel."
The 656-foot, 71,000-ton vessel, M/V Golden Ray, was on fire and the Coast Guard rescued four crew members trapped inside, according to Coast Guard Lt. Christopher Pace of the Coast Guard's Marine Safety Unit in Savannah.
Officials at the incident command center have worked to plug the ship's vent stacks to prevent any additional release of oil. Absorbent booms were placed to soak up most of the oil immediately around vessel, the Coastal Health District said. Booms were also placed at the entrance of nearby creeks to protect local oyster beds.
The Coastal Resources Division of DNR will conduct water quality sampling to ensure the safety of shellfish harvesting beds and swimming beaches. Get shellfish harvest and beach closure updates here.
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division, a branch the DNR, has been notified of the capsizing and is monitoring the situation.
The Golden Ray is a roll-on, roll-off ship used to transport vehicles. There were reportedly 4,200 vehicles aboard the ship when it capsized.
Fisherman and boaters are very concerned about the environmental impact from the overturned ship.
Calvin Collins, a tour guide who owns a private island not far from where the ship is lying on its side, is worried any damage to the local oyster beds here could be a disaster.
"If those gets damaged, it's possible they won't hold the reef together," Collins said. "What's going to happen to the area? There's a lot of oil and fuel, and a certain type of fuel called sea fuel, it's thick and goes to the bottom. We're all concerned here in the local tourism business."
Collins worries the cleanup could take weeks or even months, and with the incoming tides, he says comes the possibility of environmental pollution. He's also worried about the redfish, dolphins and manatees that frequent these waters daily. He fears any pollution could have a lasting effect right before oyster season.
Collins was watching Monday afternoon's incoming tide closely for any signs of water discoloration or pollution.


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You Can Witness Sakura Blooms All Lit Up in Winter at This Park
It's just as breathtaking as sakura in springtime.
Fuyu ni saku Sakura Light-up or the Lighting of Sakura that Blooms in Winter is currently held at Hirosaki Park (Oyo Park) in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture until February 29, 2020.
On the day when snow falls, it will be like Sakura Fubuki (a flurry of cherry blossoms).
The event found its beginning with the desire to create an illusion of Yoshino cherry trees in full bloom, even in winter. The cherry trees in the outer moat of Hirosaki Park are illuminated with pink lighting. At night when the snow is piled up on cherry blossom branches, a beautiful view of the cherry blossoms lighting up the night emerges, and you can enjoy a one-of-a-kind winter cherry blossom viewing. This season, 86 LED floodlights and other devices will be placed in an area of about 500 meters to color even more beautiful cherry blossoms in winter.
It's a great opportunity to take impressive photos.
"This light-up changes its appearance depending on the weather. The best time to see is the day when snow falls on the branches of cherry blossoms, and it looks like spring in full bloom. On the day of the snowstorm, it looks like a flurry of Sakura. This time, with the cooperation of related parties, in addition to the usual pink color, a mechanism that changes the lights to blue was also added. The lighting time is longer in the pink color, so visitors who will come to see the pink light up won't be disappointed," said the person in charge.
It is a cold winter, but the chance to see cherry blossoms is worth it. Let's go see the Sakura that blooms in winter, which is just as fantastic, if not more, than the cherry blossoms in spring.
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Banking facilities to the tune of 160,000 billion ($5.29 billion at market exchange rate) will be granted to 2,000 small- and medium-sized enterprises, Minister of Industries, Mining and Trade Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh announced on Saturday.
"The ministry is also determined to resolve the problems of SMEs that have stopped operating in the past few years. These enterprises constitute 17% of the total number of such businesses across the country," he added. Nematzadeh noted that their main challenge is shortage of working capital. "These SMEs are often denied bank facilities due to their debt profile," IRNA quoted the minister as saying.


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The managing director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde said Russia has done a good job maintaining macroeconomic stability given declining crude prices.
"Against the backdrop of falling oil prices, Russia had proceeded to, or would proceed, she hopes, on the track of sustainable growth," Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development Stanislav Voskresensky quoted Lagarde after the APEC leaders' meeting with the IMF managing director, RT reported.
Voskresensky also spoke about Lagarde's meeting with President Vladimir Putin.
Responding to Putin's question about Russia's financial sector, Lagarde said the country's authorities, including the central bank, have been doing a fantastic job.
Putin cited the latest macroeconomic data and asked for Lagarde's advice concerning the banking system.
Lagarde said the banking system is stable but very passive and is not contributing much to economic growth as there is little active lending.
Putin asked what she thinks should be done, but Lagarde ducked the question, saying only that it depends on each individual case and a country's specifics, according to Voskresensky.
The IMF head also said that she didn't rule out growing protectionism after the presidential election in the United States.
"As the United States is going to have a problem with the current account, hence, the dollar growth will entail falling exports and, given the results of the presidential elections, America may become still more aggressive in protectionism than it is now," Voznesensky said, quoting the IMF managing director.
Meanwhile, another report says Russia's real GDP growth shrank in the third quarter on a year-on-year basis; however, the pace of contraction was not as deep as was projected by several analysts, EconoTimes reported.
The third quarter data was released on November 14, which showed that the nation's economy shrank 0.4% year-on-year. But the reading was less negative than the projections made by analysts, which gives additional evidence that Russia's economy is bottoming after its deep recession in the past two years.
The year-on-year economic growth rate of Russia is expected to turn positive again in the fourth quarter and remain positive throughout next year, said Wells Fargo in a research note. A breakdown of the GDP data into its underlying demand component is unavailable; however, the monthly data could give some information on the stabilizing economy of Russia.
For example, the trade balance of Russia expanded to $7.4 billion in September from $4.9 billion in August as values of both import and export surpassed consensus expectations. Relatively higher oil prices in the third quarter, as compared to the earlier quarter, assisted in stimulating the total exports' value.


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12 New News tidbits from Saglo to close out 2014
21 days left in the year, now is a good time to start setting up deals for next year
12 tidbits of New News from Saglo.
- We are now leasing Pinecrest Plaza located on South Dixie Highway and 117th This is the only Whole Foods anchored shopping center in Miami with available space. It is in the 2nd highest income retail market in Miami (over $115,000).
- We are now leasing Florida City Shops located on South Dixie Hwy near the end of the Florida's Turnpike. We are in front of Walmart Super Center and Golden Corral servicing an area from Homestead to the Florida Keys. Strong traffic and visibility!
- We are now Leasing Coral Way Plaza located on Coral Way and 87th Avenue anchored by Babies R Us and Winn Dixie. This is a powerful main and main intersection shared with Publix, Walmart and Ross.
- We are now leasing Corisca Square located in Country Walk (152nd St & 157th Ave) anchored by Publix. Strong growth projected in the near future with inline and endcap opportunity available.
- We are now leasing Shops at 147th and Shops at 149th located in North Miami along West Dixie Hwy. One of the few retail opportunities in Miami that can be leased for under $18 PSF and be within a 10 minute drive to Aventura, Sunny Isles and Biscayne Blvd Corridor.
- Saglo has hired Franklin Street to lease our Sun Point shopping center located along I-75 and College Ave (South Hillsborough County). Located in front of Amazon Fulfillment and Hillsborough Community College, this is a high-growth area with strong access to I-75
- We have 1 last space at Central Plaza Shopping Center in St. Petersburg. 6,000 Square Feet in the dynamic Central Avenue and 34th Street intersection. Across from Walmart Supercenter and Grand Central Station, down the street from I-275 and Downtown St. Pete, this is one of the most under-retailed markets the greater Tampa market.
- Saglo leased The Road Studio within 3 months from obtaining the assignment helping our client meet his investment objectives!
- We are representing Whisk Gourmet restaurant in their search of a 2nd location in Miami.
- Saglo represented Super Wash and Dry laundry in a 10-year lease with Colonial Shopping Center, a Publix anchored property leased by Crossman & Co. We will be looking for an additional location in 2015.
- We are bringing in private equity investors for the first time. The available investments are Sun Point and Central Plaza Shopping Center. We are using Earlyshares.com crowd-funding for a portion of the equity
- Saglo has started implementing DocuSign technology for added convenience and speed to its clients.
We are actively looking to acquire shopping centers over 50,000 SF within Florida.
We are bringing on new investment partners.
We are helping other Landlords and Tenants meet their objectives through our 3rd party services.
Our Retail Leasing Team (click the name for our LinkedIn profile):
- Carlos Guzman – Vice President (Fluent in English, Spanish)
- Anahi Quino – Senior Commercial Associate (Fluent in English, Spanish)
- Alyona Tsutskova – Commercial Associate (Fluent in English, Spanish, Russian)
- Lysdel Tellez – Commercial Associate (Fluent in English, Spanish)
- Christian Perez (Fluent in English, Spanish)
- Kristina Remington – Analyst / Leasing Assistant
- Hue Chen – Vice President and Broker
There will be a Broker Holiday Happy Hour next week on December 18th from 5pm – 7pm in Ft Lauderdale on Las Olas. Visit this link for more info – Broker Holiday Happy Hour – Ft Lauderdale
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Hue Chen is the Vice President of Acquisitions for Saglo Development Corporation and is responsible for increasing Saglo's portfolio of properties. After graduating from the University of Florida in 1999, with a major in Finance, Hue started his career in commercial real estate as a retail leasing associate. He quickly became a top producing leasing agent while working with some of the most prominent owner-developers in south Florida. Throughout his career, he has executed over 250 leases and increased the value of over 40 different shopping center, ground-up and mixed use developments in south Florida and Southwest Florida. Hue attributes his success to a thorough understanding of the major retail markets of Florida, strong relationships with brokers and retailers, and his ability to structure leases that best fit the goals of each investment. In 2012, Hue joined Saglo and brought with him strong proficiencies in finance, mathematics, and ARGUS as well as a real world understanding of retail shopping center leasing and value creation.


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The 7 BIG Direct Mail Trends in 2011
Within our comprehensive database of direct mail, the Who's Mailing What Archive, we crunch the various numbers in order to find the current trends in the mailstream. Here's what we've seen so far in 2011.
1. More Controls in 2010-11 Compared to 2009
A control is a piece of mail that we've seen before in the Archive, and usually it's an indication of mail that works for certain company. Of course, it can also mean that a company is not spending the money on testing.
So far in 2011 (data is calculated until the end of June), 25 percent of all efforts are controls, which keeps pace with 2010, but represents a 25 percent increase from 2009.
2. Surge in Premiums — 1 in Every 5 Mail Pieces
What about premiums, those gifts that are promised to prospects once they buy or donate? Still a great tool to turn the prospect into a customer, mailers use them more than ever for prospects who seem to appreciate it more than ever.
In 2011, 19 percent of all efforts include a premium, so one out of every five mail pieces. That's the highest percentage we've seen in the last five years, and it represents a 7 percent increase from 2010.
3. Major Uptick in VDP & Personalization
With more competition for the prospect's time, it only makes sense to leverage the data, right? No doubt, we're seeing a major increase in VDP and personalization on mail pieces in 2011.
By far, this year represents the highest percentage of personalized mail than ever before, with 38 percent of all mail. That's 13 percent more than 2010 and 36 percent more than 2009, 2008 and 2007!
4. Surprising Increase in Larger Formats
Comparing the last 12 months to the previous 12 months, with direct mail budgets generally being downsized a bit, you'd expect to see a literal downsizing of the mail as well ... but that's not what happened.


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It's the sequel to Lucky for Me, which I loved.
I notice that in this sequel there's a small section that I've read previously in an article Frank Robson published a couple of years ago. He says he and his partner
refuse to be cowed by Australia's official war on dogs: if all the no-go zones were observed, dogs wouldn't be seen anywhere except sulking in backyards, which is crazy.I wrote about how I felt Penny reacts to being on lead, after I read that article. It's interesting to me to look back at what I wrote, because for the last five months Penny has not walked off-lead at all, and in fact has even been on lead every moment she is in our own garden. She seems not to be bothered by that.
I can't wait until we are given permission for her to walk off-lead. The other day I asked the physio if we could let Penny off-lead in our own garden and she said, yes, certainly...if we could guarantee that Penny wouldn't run or jump. And that's not likely!
Anyway, back to the book...
It's wonderful. I loved every word of it. What I like about it is that the dog is the central point of the book, not like some stories where the dog is just a means of telling the story of the humans. In Lucky Goes to Sea, of course we find out what is happening in the humans' lives, but the love of their dog shines through.
And it's not depressing, as many dog stories are. It's upbeat and optimistic.
He does write about the inevitability of aging, but hopes Lucky will be around for many years to come:
He's our once-in-a-lifetime dog, and even if he lives to be twenty (not that unusual among small breeds) it won't be enough.
I sure know how he feels!


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Top 15 Motivational Quotes to Help the Job Seeker through Tough Times
As a career book author, career coach and professional resume writer, I write blogs for the entrepreneur wanting to start a business, the job seeker going through career transition and the business owner transitioning to the corporate world. You'll find my blogs written for the job seeker on the topics of resumes, interviewing, social networking, negotiating and many other related business subjects to help you through career transition and throughout your career.
This week I would like to share with you 15 of my favorite motivational quotes. These quotes were responses from a discussion on "ExecuNet, Executive Suite," one of the groups on LinkedIn. This discussion was presented by one of the members, Al Bagocious. Al had a tremendous response from the members and the responses are still coming in. With Al's permission, I would like to present to you the question "What's the one motivational quote you rely on when things get tough? This is a great question for the job seeker to think about when going through tough times.
There were literally hundreds of motivational quotes in the discussion that helped these job seekers through tough times to choose from. Honestly they were all great! Below are motivational quotes from 15 different members of this brilliant group of professionals. Some of these quotes may be familiar to you while others you may be reading or hearing for the first time. Thank you to all the contributors to Al's question. All the quotes written below are a great reminder of encouragement to us all.
Top 15 Quotes to Motivate the Job Seeker through Tough Times!
1. "Tough times don't last… Tough people do!"
2. "Never consider the possibility of success-consider only the impossibility of failure!"
3. "With God all things are possible."
4. "The day your people stop bringing you their problems is the day you have stopped leading them".
5. For the job seeker. "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."
6. "If I want to reach wisdom, I have to learn to be humble, and after I get wiser I have to become more humble than before" (VM Samael Aun Weor, founder of international schools of gnostic-anthropology).
7. Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there. Will Rogers
8. "Optimism is required. Nobody follows a pessimist." – Eisenhower
9. "God doesn't see your situation, He sees your potential and He's way ahead of you!"
10. "Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass…. It is about learning to dance in the rain."
11. "What the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve."
12. "Go where there is no path and leave a trail."
13. "Men's best successes come after their disappointments." Henry Ward Beecher.
14. "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." — Mark Twain
15. "If you can't give a clear pass, keep the ball and take the tackle" 1st rule of rugby."
Here's one more motivational quote to help the job seeker through tough times. "I love the word "Impossible.""
If you are a job seeker going through tough times, I hope you found this information helpful to you. If you're a job seeker with a motivational quote that has helped you through tough times, I'd love to hear from you. I'd like to encourage you to leave me a comment or send me an email to email@example.com.
If you are a job seeker, I would like to encourage you to check out HiringforHope.org, and become a member of this very special non profit organization, whose purpose is to help people through career transition. This is where you can volunteer. And, you too, can make a difference.
Do you need immediate help with job interviewing, social networking or salary negotiating? Or, maybe you're thinking about hiring a professional resume writer to help you write your resume. I can help. To email me a comment, ask a question or schedule a free initial phone consultation, please give me a call at 970.672.8476 or contact me at www.JustResumesUSA.com.
You will find me on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. For more weekly career tips on Career Coach Kim Blog, stay tuned …
Create Career Success with 3 Steps to Positive Thinking.
Are you at a crossroads in your career? As a career coach, one thing every client I work with has in common is they are all going through a major change in their life. When you are in career transition, whether you're working on your resume, interviewing, networking or salary negotiating skills, it is so important to maintain a healthy balance during change so you don't crash. Remember, being successful includes maintaining a healthy balance in every area of your life. So, in this week's blog, I would like to give you the tools you'll need to create career goals and overcome fears in order to achieve your goals.
I have a story to tell you. Before I get started … I want you to know… that everything I'm about to tell you about my life is what led me to be in this positive place. I am living proof of how using your own personal power by choosing positive thinking, can change your life.
Here's my story. I discovered the inner strength and personal power within me many years ago when I lost my job, I lost my house and to top that off, my dog of 15 years died. I remember sitting there as I was realizing that almost every area of my life had changed within 1 month. Was I scared? You bet I was. It was at that moment, I decided I had to clean house, mentally and physically. Get rid of negative people in my life and surround myself with positive energy to simplify my life. I was starting over. My life was a new adventure. What I didn't know was I was about to face, within another month my biggest challenge ever. The phone rang, I heard a voice say "Are you sitting down?" I remember thinking "Oh God, no, not my son, Max." I asked "is he alive?" He said barely. My 7 year old son was diagnosed with bone cancer and if we didn't start the most aggressive, experimental chemo therapy within 12 hours he'd die. For me, it was incomprehensible that my happy little boy who already was challenged with Cerebral Palsy and in a wheel chair at the age of 7 was now fighting for his life with bone cancer. It took me a very long time to tell this story without tears. I was already aware of the effects that positive thinking could have on my life. I also knew that if I didn't start practicing positive think right away, I would not be able to make it through this to be there for my son.
As I looked back and reflected on my life, I began to see that the most positive way to approach life is to realize that change is constant and the difficult times we face are not only opportunities for growth, but are there as a reminder that we are in the middle of a life lesson, a stepping stone to becoming our authentic self and by doing so, become much stronger, more compassionate human beings. What lessons are you resisting?
Through the challenges I faced with my son, I began to learn the true meaning of acceptance, patience and courage. Because I see this as a spiritual gift, I know deep down inside, you already know this too. Personal power is only demonstrating your ability to create reality. In other words, you have the ability to create your own reality. And it starts in your mind. Your vision becomes your reality. What are you thinking about these days?
It's true! Some of us may experience power leaks that rob us of this ability. They come in the form of discouragement, disappointments, loss and rejection, just to name a few. It's how you deal with it that will make the difference in your life. Are you going to challenge your own mind with thoughts that create destructive and non-productive actions that will drain you? Or, are you going to challenge your mind with thoughts of empowerment to take control with positive actions to get what you want in your life? Guess what? It's your choice.
One question, I am asked so often with clients faced with career transition is "How do I know I'm making the right decision?" Let me share with you a little wisdom I've learned over the years. When you act on fear or guilt, you are probably not making the right choices, you are simply reacting. And when you act on fear, you are giving your power away. It's only when you act on love, that you are making a choice and are being true to yourself. So, my question to you is this? How are you feeling or what are you thinking at the time you are making a decision?
It's so important for us all to think positive during life's journey. Why? Because your subconscious mind works just like a computer. It doesn't know right from wrong. It simply does what it is told. Technically, when you practice positive thinking, you are programming or reprogramming your subconscious mind to believe what you've been telling yourself and by doing so, many studies have proven it changes the endorphins in your entire system and you will feel positive about life. And, you will attract positive things into your life. This is the law of physics called cause and effect. I listened to my first positive thinking tape over 20 years ago. I read about it in a book titled "Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway," by Susan Jeffers." I read "listen to the tape for 30 days and you will start feeling positive about your life." It took me 45 days, but it worked.
Since my son survived cancer, I developed a 3-step positive thinking technique that has worked so well for me and my clients to literally overcome fears and master success during life's biggest challenges, while becoming true to ourselves.
Let me share with you the "Recipe for Mastering Your Road Map to Career Success" with 3-steps to positive thinking.
1. Create a list and write down your goals
2. Release Your Goals
3. Your Maintenance Program
STEP #1 Create a list and write down your goals
Write down your goals and any fears you need to overcome to achieve those goals. Keep the sentences short and simple. Write them as if they are already a reality.
For Example: Let's say your goal is to become a corporate trainer. And, let's say your fear is a fear of public speaking. Your affirmation would go like this: "I love my corporate trainer job. And, I'm really good at it." Then, visualize yourself being successful, content and proud of yourself after doing such a great job. If you know what job you're interested in, go ahead and use that company name in your affirmation. In my mind, by the time I interviewed for the job, I was already successfully working there. I got the job!
I did the same before I started working for Orange County Public Schools. And, I got that teaching job as well. Here's another affirmation. "I have all the tools within me to be successful and reach my full potential, doing what I love to do and getting paid really well for it." Would you like this affirmation? Here's another affirmation.
Example: "I am always in the right place at the right time." I have too many significant stories to mention them. For me, it was like guardian angels coming out of nowhere. And at times, you recognize when you are the guardian angel to someone else. What's really cool is when you recognize it because you've been confirming it for yourself.
One of the first 3 steps in Suzi Orman's book "9 Steps to Financial Freedom." is "think positive about your money." Suzi tells a story of being poor growing up as a child and how she used to dream of making a lot of money. While waitressing and going to college she started an affirmation that said "I make $10K a month. Within a year from graduating college she made that $10K. As Many other motivational speakers, she contributes positive thinking to her recipe for mastering her road map to her career success today.
STEP #2: Release Your Goals
Before going to sleep at night or first thing in the morning, say your affirmations, in your mind, to yourself, 7 times each, once a day, every day for 30 to 45 days (it took me 45 days.) You will know when it's working for you because you will absolutely feel positive about what you affirm for yourself.
What is so wonderful is you don't even have to believe it will work for you right now, or when you start, but you do have to do these steps for the 30-45 days. And, I promise you, you will believe it and will absolutely feel positive about your life.
STEP #3: Your Maintenance Program
If and when you start recognizing your negative thoughts creeping back into your mind, say your affirmations to yourself 7 times each a couple times more times or whenever you feel the need. Eventually, 3 months will go by and you'll recognize the positive change in you without saying your affirmations.
Here's a great way to balance mental and physical exercise together. Do you work out? If your answer is "yes," this tip is for you. Say your affirmations in your mind, to yourself, 7 times each while running on the treadmill or doing your routine aerobic exercise each day.
Maybe, you don't work out but you go for walks. What a great time to say your affirmations. Any rollerbladers out there? This is another great time to say your affirmations.
Remember these 3 words: Ask, Release, Do!!
ASK = Say your affirmations
RELEASE= Forget about them for the day, let your subconscious take over.
DO = Go on with your day and continue working toward your goals.
You can also record your affirmations and listen to them in the car driving or with headphones while you exercise. These are great ways to balance mental and physical exercise without changing a minute of your time each day!
As you follow this 3-step program and work toward your goals and visualize yourself being successful, you will begin to start recognizing the doors of opportunity open up to you, one door at a time, until one day, you've realized that taking control of your thoughts and through your own positive thinking that the many hopes, dreams and wishes that, in the past, you never thought were possible for you, have already come true. You mastered your own road map to success! This is a very exciting place to be in your life. This is how it happened for me and is the reason I wanted to share it with you. I know it will work for you, too.
There are many great books on positive thinking. http://www.amazon.com. One of my favorite is by Norman Vincent Peale, titled "The Power of Positive Thinking."
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I decided to take a weekend off from doing schoolwork and explore a new country! I spent three days in Luxembourg City, on a solo adventure, where I found lots of beautiful, old buildings, new friends, and vibrant culture.
I was pleased to learn that my French skills were sufficient to converse with locals. French, English and Luxembourgish are spoken throughout the small country. A highlight of this trip was couch surfing with my new friend who planned excellent activities for us that she knew I would love. We visited an outrageously expensive art shop where we ogled at how much the items cost and went to a music festival to listen to some Dutch and Austrian bands. We had great conversations and I'm so glad that I had the chance to now call her a life long friend.
Another memorable moment was being completely lost in the City Centre by myself and happening across a Christmas Market. Here I found many local artisans and delicious food vendors, cheery Christmas music performed by live musicians, and tasty beer. A funny (and strange) occurrence happened to me when I was touring inside a cathedral one morning. A bus load of Asian tourists came in for a free organ concert that was about to occur, and all of them proceeded to take my photograph. Why these people were interested in having photos of damp, young backpacker in their holiday albums, I will never know!


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NorthRow, a regtech and compliance firm, announced on Thursday it has been chosen by the UK's Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) to verify its international users. The company reported that this move follows the successful implementation of verification processes for UK users, streamlining services for customers.
NorthRow reported as part of the partnership it will verify users throughout the EU and the fast-emerging markets in Asia Pacific, including India, the Philippines, and Australia/New Zealand. The company will also handle the identity proofing and verification processes for onboarding fintech firms and other financial organizations, ensuring security and customer needs to sit at the core. Adrian Black, CEO of NorthRow, stated:
"We want to enable Open Banking to make timely, accurate and informed decisions about potential participants and onboard them quickly, so they can focus on expanding the initiative and ultimately give the end customer secure control of their finances. We have delivered a customised solution, ahead of schedule, that will provide the OBIE with an automated and seamless process for the fintech onboarding journey."
Nigel Spencer, Head of Support Services at the OBIE also commented:
"We have built a good working partnership with Northrow; their flexibility and innovation in the provision of a bespoke solution that also includes video ID verification has been proven with the success of the platform for UK users."


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Many organizations who are going to adopt or adopted Microservices culture they often think Microservices means breaking a big business functionality into small independent services, which can be scaled automatically. But this is the half part of the story, Another part is often ignored but the other part is equally important and if you do not implement the other part please go back and sit with your architects as you are not getting the full advantages of Microservice culture. The other part is an efficient way to handle build and Deployment so developer code is always production ready.
Today I will discuss 5 best practices for build and development for Microservices.
- Independent Deployment : When an organization adopting a Microservice culture, The first rule has to be set is, each and every Microservices should be independent. Here what I mean by independent is, Each Microservice should have a separate code base, publish/consume well-defined API, Separate persistence layer, Separate build, and deployment script, and separate deployable artifacts. So Developer of the Microservices own the process end to end, They must have complete control over their services in terms of technical and management, which help them to protect themselves from any external impediments. When you building a Microservice you should know Other Microservices API which you will go to consume, And also publish a API so that another Microservices Consumes your Service by doing that you can become independent as you know the request/response for the services you consume so you can MOCK them and work independently, also as you publish your API , there is well-defined method signature so unless you change the API signature, whatever you can do with your codebase, even you can deploy it thousand times in a day that will not affect others. Also in Management perspective Team must own the build and deployment pipeline, administrator access in each and every environment even production!!! Should have complete control everything related to Administration, If your organization does not allow this then you are not doing Microservice and not get its essence. Sometimes dependency with Other services is unavoidable( Not management related those are in our hand), or to cope future changes you need to revamp your API, But those are the Exception cases, in my previous article I had a talk about how to handle the same, But again that is exception, By rule every service is independent has its sole identity, Team related to this service owns everything they are all in all of this service. This brings the speed of development and as an organization, you can publish features to end user easily.
- CI/CD : One of the main causes of slowness in publishing feature in production is dependency between Dev team and Ops team, Dev team holds the technical part and ops holds the environment for it , This causes a barrier like( communication, availability of environment/artifact etc) as they depend on each other, In a competitive market even a delay of one hour matters, This is not the way to adopt Microservice culture, Ideal Microservice environment would be anytime any code from developers environment can be production ready , If developers code pass all criteria then it can be published to production within no time and there may be a manual intervention to publish it in production but else should be automated, Microservice culture welcomes DevOps culture automatically. Without DevOps Organisation not utilize the power of Microservice fullest. There should be a build pipeline whenever user checks in a code it will trigger a build then artifacts should be in UAT environment where unit testing will be done then it moves to SIT and integration testing will be fired at last it can publish to production with or without manual intervention.
- Environment Replication : In Project Management lifecycle, our traditional approach is to create the different environments like UAT environment, SIT environment, PROD environment etc. This is really a good approach but the problem is that environments are not identical, In SIT we have few servers , A Load balancer manages them but in Production the Infrastructure is totally changed there may be a Primary and Secondary pool of servers for Blue/green deployment or they may have different data center based on geographical affinity. So one artifact different Topologies. One artifact tested against multiple environments, as a result, we can't predict how the artifacts behave in Production as we do not have production like infrastructure to test on. The most common bug comes from production is how artifacts behave when there is a heavy load. So to identify how exactly code behaves it needs an Identical environment like production with Load testing capability. It can be done if organization adopt IAAS, Where we can spawn machines seamlessly and clone the developer's environment. So our artifacts should not be only jar, war, gems. An Artifacts should contain the whole environment i.e the OS, Application server, persistence layer all ancillary settings. Nowadays we can achieve it through IAAS(Infrastructure As A Service). Also, Docker is a very popular option to spawn a container and by Docker file, we can instruct what should be packaged inside the container. Puppet and Chef also a good option to achieve that. If you want it should be managed by the third party you can go for AWS or Cloud Foundry, BlueMix etc.
- Artifact Repository : Although it comes with CI/CD I want to highlight this feature. Why is an Organization adopting Microservice architecture in terms of Business perspective?
The answers are
- They want to release their feature quickly to end user to stay ahead of competitors.
- No Downtime which increases reputation.
To achieve this organization has to have a robust framework where it can store all the artifacts with its version number as if any production issues occur with current release either we can patch the fix and deploy it to production or if it takes time to fix we can easily revert the changes and deploy the old artifacts so user does not have to wait for fix for next release. So it is utmost important to maintains the artifact repository and it should be very easy to deploy in production, No cumbersome processes so that it needs a special expertise, anyone can do this it should be like a command in CLI.
Like deploy <ServiceName><Version ID><Environment> where
Service ID: Logical Name of the Microservice.
Version ID is the Version you want to deploy.
Environment: Which has a logical name like prod1,prod2,sit1 internally it contains all the information of the servers and apply artifacts to all servers.
5. Scrum of Scrums : We know that one Microservice holds one Domain information. So When an organization wants to build a feature which distributed over multiple domains naturally the work should be distributed in multiple Agile teams. Although in Microservice culture each Team is independent as they can mock the other services, but make functionality works fully it needs an Integration. So it is utmost important every team's Work Item should be in Sync so that In a defined timeframe all teams did their jobs and all the works can be integrated and tested in the Integrated environment. So Organization must have to conduct a Scrum of Scrums where each team's Scrum master and Product owner sit together and decide the priority items so that business functionality published in production according to the announced release.
Conclusion : Breaking a Complex Business domain into small moving parts and each part work independent is just one side of the coin, To make and publish new features in a hassle-free manner we need to focus on the Management structure of the organization also.
I am curious to know from The organization who adopted or about to adopt microservice culture how they change their Management policy or what are the other management related challenges they faced when they move into Microservice Culture.


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how is the the boom in december/january?« on: October 11 2012 12:10:00 »
Has anybody ever spent Dec/Jan. at the boom? If so did it have waves everyday in the at least chest high range?
RE: how is the the boom in december/january?« Reply #1 on: January 01 2013 04:01:00 »
Hey Gary. I have been to boom 3 times, but only in summer. My buddies went in winter and caught it really good. It doesn't get as big but cleaner and less crowded. Still good heavy barrels too. Stay at hotel chancletas!
RE: how is the the boom in december/january?« Reply #2 on: July 24 2014 19:07:00 »
Me and my Girl have been to the boom in northern Nicaragua in both seasons. December is a little better then January as far as consistency goes and can still have overhead swells. If you want something nicer then dorms near the boom stay at Thunderbomb Surf Camp. find there stuff on google or here www.thunderbombsurf.com


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Monday, March 01, 2010
Confessions Part 1: Subodh, tumhe time yaad nahi hai?
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SELF CENTRED POST! hate to break it to you (not really) but EVERYONE remembers such stuff. Subodh is just OTT. that's my favouite scene from DCH though.
In fact your memory may be worse than mine, since you have clearly forgotten my very elaborate posts leading up to my 22nd birthday:
- Monday, March 1, 2010 at 7:40:00 AM EST
- The Seeker said...
I take offence at the first two sentences of this post.
- Monday, March 1, 2010 at 6:44:00 PM EST
- antiglam superstar! said...
Subodh! What weird memory do you have of me?? Tell tell! :D
- Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 1:07:00 PM EST
- Runjoo said...
i LOVE that scene :) :)
and im also like that...i remember really strange, inane details...which most 'normal' people forget. but i think its a family thing...my brother, my parents, my grandmother, my aunt are also like that.
(i like the blackmail idea!)
- Friday, March 5, 2010 at 8:31:00 AM EST
- Unknown said...
btw rara I met someone who is the real-life subodh!! and he's married to someone you might faintly remember from college. remind me to tell you who...even though you might not be interested
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Michaelle Jean, the new appointee for Governer General of Canada, has been generating a ton of controversy since she was named. The attacks stem mostly around speculation that she and her husband have sovereigntist leanings, or that she may have conflicting loyalties because she also holds French citizenship. She's issued a denial of the separatist accusations, and the latter doesn't seem to make much of a difference, but her naming has still generated tons of criticism.
It seems a little bizarre that in the entire country, there was not a single candidate who could be found for the job who didn't come equipped with such heavy baggage. But to me, all those things miss the point.
The thing is, amidst all the speculation and all the attacks, I've yet to see why Michaelle Jean even deserves the position in the first place.
Sure, one could argue that the job of Governer General isn't exactly rife with prerequisites. It's a largely ceremonial post, one that many Canadians argue should be abolished altogether. But scoff at it or not, it does have its share of demands.
Like her predecessor, Adrienne Clarkson, Jean is a minority woman. She's also a Quebec francophone. But nobody has told me about a single real qualification that she holds for the job, other than the colour of her skin and the language of her speech. Oh, and the fact that she's photogenic and has TV experience. But how does that qualify someone to represent our country?
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The Big Smoke as it was once known due to smog.
London central is not cursed with this problem anymore, but car fumes due to the high volume of vehicles, especially Diesal cars, trucks and busses.
We provide Nottingham to London cars for mainly business clients, Theatre trips and occasionally shopping at Christmas.
These bookings are frequently wait & return, giving passengers around 6 to 8 hours in central London.
We drop at designated address and frequently collect from another address, usually a well known hotel with suitable parking outside of.
Many hotels are located in zones where it's illegal to collect from or park outside, risking a parking fine through warden or camera related fines.
This service offers many benefits, door to door service, some in car sightseeing of local places of interest, not having to drive home yourself after a long tiring day, allowing you to drink and not drive, and of course, a car to carry all your shopping back home right to your front door.


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Choosing the right Paddleboarding Paddle | Fixed length vs Adjustable
It would cost a fortune to have a variety of paddles to fit every size of paddler. So at the family cottage, in rentals shops or SUP schools you'll probably want an adjustable. After all, with an adjustable paddle, one size fits (almost) all. One piece fixed length paddles have no moving parts so they transfer power more efficiently. That's why racers and 'serious' distance paddlers always use a one-piece paddle. No moving parts can also mean that your 'fixed length' SUP-paddle will last longer than an adjustable.


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Star Noodle was a hub of activity the afternoon I dropped in. Chef Peter Merriman, of Merriman's and TS Restaurants, was having lunch. Matt Lane, LahainaTown Action Committee boardmember, was also on hand, thoroughly enjoying the nori chicken with spicy aioli dip. Musician Zane Monteleone of Sounds of Addiction was on his way out, satiated. With all the socializing, it was a while before I got to sit down and actually peruse the menu, which is so loaded with choices it's hard to make a decision.
When a new restaurant arrives on the Maui food scene it's usually opening in a new location or taking an old restaurant's former space. Star Noodle, on the other hand, is in a brand new spot. The decor is well thought-out, simple and gorgeous with a kind of urban-Asian aesthetic. Bamboo, dark wood and woven seagrass along with dark river rock and stone accents work together to create an effortlessly chic vibe. A 20-top table sits in the middle of the restaurant and can be shared by multiple parties or claimed by one big group. It is a great place to meet or do business. "We have a great following in the local food and beverage industry, with staff meetings and folks taking their business lunches and power dinners here," says owner Michael Moore (no relation).
It's one thing to be in a beautiful place while you eat, but it's another to eat beautiful food. The lunch menu starts off with exotic Asian burritos, filled with meat or fish and veggies. The share plates are on-point with the tapas trend; it's dim sum done easy. You'll find Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and Korean influences folded in with Chef Sheldon Simeon's own local take. Steamed pork buns feature a melt-in-your-mouth fluffy steamed white bun with a mildly seasoned pressed pork slab and cucumber. This is not your familiar manapua. Instead, it takes on a slight taco shape and improves on the dish: where manapua ends up being too doughy, this treatment balances the bread-to-pork ratio and ads a veggie. I couldn't get enough of it.
The Vietnamese crepe is on the the lunch and dinner menu, and again presents a familiar dish with a twist—a lettuce wrap with a makeover. The large crepe is folded over the cooked shrimp and pork- and bean sprout fillings, and there is a stack of maliable butter leaf lettuce, mint and matchstick carrots with which you concoct your burrito. Attack the crepe with a knife, pulling off sections to pile onto the mix; it's a little messy but the flavors well outweigh any eating awkwardness. At dinner, I highly recommend the Brussels sprouts starter. The Brussels sprouts—a trendy veggie at the moment—are pan-roasted to caramelized perfection and served with bacon and kim chee puree.
Fabulous as the share plates are, you'll want to save room for noodles. A recent special was tempura mahi ramen, garnished with pohole fern salad, a surprise topping that was incredible in saimin. The clear, traditional ramen broth was soaked into the crisp mahi, a phenomenal flavor and texture combo. Star Noodle emphasizes local ingredients, local talent and local recipes, the latter being most apparent in the Lahaina fried soup, which started out in another West side kitchen long ago and has been ressurected by Chef Simeon.
The ramen is gourmet and ranges from $7 to $9 bucks, but you can also get some dry noodle dishes that are large enough to share. The Singapore noodle is outstanding, made with a lighter vermicelli bean noodle and served with chicken, shrimp and vegetables. The veggies are soft but still have bite to them and the noodles are well-seasoned, lending plenty of flavor. It's a light dish, and the kalamansi lime garnish gives a perfect citrus kick. This is the epitome of a summer lunch.
Dessert is fabulous—and unusual. House-made ice creams come in tart, sour, savory and sweet, depending on when you dine. The ling hing mui ice cream is great; even if you've never heard of or don't eat li hing mui, try it. The malasadas are round sugar-coated fried breads, served on a stick so you can easily dip them in the condiment tray of caramel, nuts and fudge. They're good enough to just come in for dessert, although with all the choices, I don't know why you would.


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