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Imprinted Concrete in Carrigaline
Carrigaline's premier imprinted concrete driveway expert
Invite to the website of AskeatonPaving. We are Carrigaline -based pattern imprinted concrete specialists covering Carrigaline as well as surrounding areas. Imprinted concrete outdoor patios, driveways and also pathways are our strength. Our installment group uses the most effective readily available colours, prints and sealants to produce a sensational coating.
Pattern imprinted concrete is an ingenious technique where freshly put ready-mixed concrete is used to reproduce the look and also appearance of rock, patches, slate, brick as well as several various other surface areas. This provides your Carrigaline building an one-of-a-kind, personalised look. Imprinted concrete is sustainable, environmentally friendly and among one of the most preferred surfaces used for creating patios and also driveways today.
Imprinted concrete patios as well as driveways make use of a mix of sand, cement, aggregates and also water. Once laid as well as levelled, we add the texture and colour to leave a fashionable finished surface. The beauty of pattern imprinted concrete is as much concerning looks as it has to do with toughness.
Pattern imprinted concrete is a low-cost choice to genuine products such as block, slate or stone and also it lasts just as long, if not longer, than the real thing.
Distinct Patios and also Driveways in Carrigaline
Imprinted concrete is put onsite at projects in Carrigaline utilizing an unique formula which delivers a sturdy, appealing surface. To produce the surface, we blend in ingredients to create imprinted concrete outdoor patios, paths and driveways with the colour and also texture you have actually asked for.
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If you would certainly such as any kind of additions to pattern imprinted concrete outdoor patios or driveways, such as cobble imprinted concrete circles, steps or integrated manhole covers, these can be consisted of in your quote. Our services completely insured, ensured as well as cost effective.
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Industrial Imprinted Concrete Solutions in the Carrigaline from AskeatonPaving
While much of our job is embarked on for the residential sector, AskeatonPaving also give solutions for business customers in Carrigaline. Pattern imprinted concrete setups are available yet we additionally utilize concrete screeding as well as power drifting strategies. These are excellent for commercial flooring applications.
Concrete screeding varies from concrete due to the fact that it uses a finer combine with less accumulations as well as this results in a smoother, a lot more level surface area. Power floating makes use of professional tooling and carefully-selected products to leave a smooth flooring surface with adequate resilience to endure high quantities of foot traffic in any residential or business setup.
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Pattern Imprinted Concrete Paving
AskeatonPaving develop pattern imprinted concrete paving for domestic and industrial clients in the Carrigaline areas. A long lasting yet trendy pattern imprinted concrete pathway can be included in replace an existing installment or as a brand-new, aesthetically-pleasing sidewalk as component of a garden redesign.
Our specially-formulated imprinted concrete can be put to fit any dimension or shape consisting of areas around ornamental flower beds, ponds, actions as well as terraces. We can mount surprise drain systems so when the surface area is under deluge from rains, it normally escapes from the concrete surface area to stop water merging and also possible flooding.
• Wide Choice of Styles and Colours
• Residential as well as Commercial Setups
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• Covering Carrigaline
Imprinted Concrete Patios
Imprinted concrete outdoor patios include course and also design to any building in Carrigaline areas. With many design and colour options readily available, the surface can be customised to you and your households' taste. Surfaces will certainly additionally enhance the exterior of your house and various other difficult landscape design attributes.
Our made-to-order imprinted concrete outdoor patios feature an ultra-strong 'Fibermesh' strengthened product, which is made to take heavy foot traffic, parked cars and trucks as well as all types of yard furnishings. Aesthetically, pattern imprinted concrete will certainly excite guests at your home when socialising throughout warm summer nights or organizing a weekend BARBEQUE.
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Carrigaline (Irish: Carraig Uí Leighin, meaning "rock of Ó Leighin") is a town and civil parish in County Cork, Ireland, situated on the River Owenabue. It is about 14 km south of Cork city on the R611 regional road, which passes through the town, and just off the N28 national primary route to Ringaskiddy. Carrigaline grew rapidly in the late 20th century, from a village of a few hundred people into a thriving commuter town,[9][10] although many locals still refer to it as "the village".[11] The town is one of the key gateways to west Cork, especially for those who arrive by ferry from France.
The town had the world-famous Carrigaline Pottery, situated in Main Street, which closed in 1979, but was subsequently re-opened and run as a co-operative for many years after that. Unusually for an Irish village of its then size, it had a small cinema, owned and run by the Cogan family. Neither the pottery nor the cinema exist today. The Carrigdhoun Weekly newspaper is published in Carrigaline.


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Gunamuna Gunapod Wearable Blanket Review
What is a Gunamuna Gunapod?
It's the only sack that opens up completely from the bottom to allow for easy diaper changes and temperature control. A unique all around 4-way WONDERZiP™ makes diaper changing easy and your baby stays covered.
We love this blanket, which is a duvet version of the original sleep sack! When I first got it in the mail, I was a little bit worried that my 16 month old would be too old for it. I worried that she wouldn't like being confined to a sleep sack, and that she wouldn't be able to roll over to and from her stomach and back. She's a mover when she sleeps. We live in a cold state, and she would not keep her blanket in the crib. Since it's too cold for her to not be covered in something, I thought this would be worth a shot.
The first night, she was a little confused by it. She kept trying to pull it off. She eventually gave in and left it alone. That night, she slept better than she ever has. She usually wakes up anywhere from 5-10 times a night. She is a horrible sleeper. But she only woke up twice that night. I figured it had to be a coincidence. It's been two weeks now, and she is consistently waking up only 2-3 times a night. I am convinced it's because of the Gunapod, and that she must have been getting cold in the middle of the night, and not able to sleep.
The blanket itself is so wonderfully made. It's extremely soft and squishy. It's very cozy, and I love holding her when she's in it. When I take her out of it, she no longer feels freezing in the morning. I also love that it zips across the bottom and the sides. It makes late night diaper changes so much easier. I also love the zipper covers. Instead of having a button or snap covering the zipper, which can be a hassle, it has a soft panel of sorts that's covers the top of the zipper. It's very quick to get on!
I would highly recommend the Gunamuna Gunapod. In fact, I have already recommend it to all of my friends with babies. I love it that much! I think this is equally great for small babies as well as older ones.
You can find the Gunamuna Gunapod for $49.99 on Amazon.

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Musical Cast Set
October 23, 2019
Okawville High School's Drama Club is performing the musical Mamma Mia in March. This is Mrs. Welch's second year in charge of the Drama Club. The lead this year is Marlee Frederking as Donna Sheridan, and Maci Wolf is Donna's daughter, Sophie Sheridan. Megan Schleifer was cast as Donna's best friend Tanya, and Anna Schmersahl is Donna's other friend Rosie. Lucas Frederking is acting as Sam, the male lead, and Brayden Miller is playing a character named Harry. Wilson Welch is acting as Bill. Bill, Sam, and Harry are all past lovers of Donna that Sophie invites to her wedding because she thinks one of the men could be her dad. Jared Juenger is playing Sophie's fiance named Sky. Hannah Miller is acting as one of Sophie's best friends named Ali, and Megan Rennegarbe is playing Sophie's other friend named Lisa. Jacob Funk is cast as Sky's friend named Eddie, and Jackson Heckert is playing the priest at the wedding named Father Alexiandros.
The musical Mamma Mia needs a background chorus to sing with the characters during some of the songs. The members of the chorus are Grace Foster, Autumn Heberer, Ashley Langenstein, Tricia Rennegarbe, Kylie Langenstein, Alyssa Gavin, Sydney Tebbe, Elli Kremmer, Cynthia Snyder, Paige Riechmann, and Nick Rulevish. Practices start on November third. Anyone that's interested in seeing the musical can see it on March 20, 21, or 22.


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Example of reserving an empty block of memory
This example shows how to reserve and empty block of memory for stack and heap using a scatter-loading description. It also shows the related symbols that the linker generates.
In the following example, the execution region definition
STACK 0x800000 EMPTY – defines a region that is called
STACK. The region starts at address
and ends at
LR_1 0x80000 ; load region starts at 0x80000 { STACK 0x800000 EMPTY -0x10000 ; region ends at 0x800000 because of the ; negative length. The start of the region ; is calculated using the length. { ; Empty region for placing the stack } HEAP +0 EMPTY 0x10000 ; region starts at the end of previous ; region. End of region calculated using ; positive length { ; Empty region for placing the heap } … ; rest of scatter-loading description }
NoteThe dummy ZI region that is created for an
EMPTY execution region is not initialized to zero at
If the address is in relative (
+) form and the length is negative, the
linker generates an error.
The following figure shows a diagrammatic representation for this example.
Figure 5-3 Reserving a region for the stack
In this example, the linker generates the following symbols:
Image$$STACK$$ZI$$Base = 0x7f0000 Image$$STACK$$ZI$$Limit = 0x800000 Image$$STACK$$ZI$$Length = 0x10000 Image$$HEAP$$ZI$$Base = 0x800000 Image$$HEAP$$ZI$$Limit = 0x810000 Image$$HEAP$$ZI$$Length = 0x10000
EMPTY attribute applies only to
an execution region. The linker generates a warning and ignores an
EMPTY attribute that is used in a load region
The linker checks that the address space used for the
EMPTY region does not coincide with any other execution


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Written by Cheryl Fallstead
Las Cruces is a city that knows how to honor her military veterans, including the many monuments at Veterans Memorial Park and the annual Bataan Memorial Death March. It is estimated that there are 21,000 veterans in Doña Ana County, a large population deserving of our appreciation this Veterans Day and throughout the year.
The usual phrase uttered by civilians to vets and active duty military is, "Thank you for your service," but veteran and filmmaker Dave Witt suggests we should say instead, "Thank you for your sacrifices." Military personnel, he explains, sacrifice a portion of their lives, and sometimes their health, as well as time with their families, to serve our country. Families sacrifice too, and our appreciation should also be extended to them.
Veterans Day, November 11, is the day set aside to thank the women and men of our military and was established in 1954 by a veteran himself, President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Prior to that, the day was Armistice Day, commemorating the end of World War I.
Here's what's happening in our area to honor veterans, active duty military, and their families.
NMSU Military and Veterans Appreciation
Week November 5 – 11
NMSU students, faculty, and staff who are active duty military or veterans and their family members will be honored with a series of activities in the week leading up toVeterans Day. The main NMSU campus serves about 600 veterans with up to 100 active-duty military students. The week begins with an opening ceremony on Monday, November 5, at Aggie Memorial Tower and continues with events such as a Veterans Day picnic, a banquet, and participation in the downtown parade. NMSU Military and Veterans Programs Director Hector Sanchez says, "Our events and programs are designed to appreciate the sacrifice and commitment that our students, staff, and faculty have made in their service to our great country."
Las Cruces Veterans Day Parade
Saturday, November 10 @ 3pm Main Street Downtown
The Las Cruces Veterans Day Parade has been run by volunteers since 1995 to honor local veterans. This year it will run through Downtown on Main and Water Streets. Former Las Cruces City Councilor Dolores Archuleta says, "The theme of the parade this year is Salute to Women Veterans, and we are encouraging all the women veterans in Las Cruces to participate." William Hawkins, chairman of the Veterans Day parade committee, says, "Our normal turnout of participants is around 70 different groups, consisting of approximately 2,000 people."
He explains that the parade includes veterans and veteran's organizations, school bands, ROTC departments, youth groups, and local car clubs. The winner of the middle school poster contest gets to ride in the parade. To register to be in the parade or check the parade route, go to las cruces- vetday.org.
November 10 and Sunday, November 11 992 S. Broadway
Truth or Consequences
The state veterans home commemorates Veterans Day with a car show Saturday, November 10, from 9am until 3pm with concessions and anautomotive swap meet. Entries can be made in advance or the morning of the event. Contact Jennie Bustamonte at575-894-4200 for information and entry fees. On Sunday at 10am, the commemoration continues with a ceremony honoring veterans, followed by a luncheon (by donation), featuring the Bluegrass music of Uncle Ben and Friends.
Diane Hamilton Military Museum
Saturday, November 10, 996 S. Broadway
Truth or Consequences
The museum celebrates veterans with speakers and other activities. For more information, call Maggie Allen at 575- 740-1650.
San Albino's Veterans Day Celebration
Friday, November 9 @ 6:30pm 2280 Calle de Principal, Mesilla
The Knights of Columbus, Council 15578 of Basilica de San Albino, will host an evening of fellowship and camaraderie for San Albino Parish veterans and their families, including dessert, beverages, speakers, mementos, and door prizes. For more information, contact Daniel Duffin, Grand Knight, at email@example.com.
Town of Mesilla-Disabled American Veterans Ceremony
Sunday, November 11 @ 11am Avenida de Mesilla and Calle del Norte, Mesilla
The Town of Mesilla and DAV 38 collaborate for a ceremony at Parque de los Veteranos, where they will raise the flags, hear from guest speakers and town officials, and enjoy music by the Mayfield chorus.
Raising of Garrison Flag at Veterans Memorial Park
Monday, November 12, 1151 Roadrunner Parkway
The Garrison Flag will be raised at 8am with a bugler and the Pledge of Allegiance. The flag will then be ceremonially lowered at 5pm. This is one of the 18 days the huge flag is flown at the park, which Dolores Archuleta calls one of the pre-eminent veterans' parks in the country. While there, be sure to visit the Women Veterans' Memorial, which was dedicated in March. The new memorialwas organized by the United Military Women of the Southwest and features six, life-sized bronze statues of women in various branches of the military wearing uniforms from different eras. It is the only women's military monument outside Arlington National Cemetery.
Golden Corral Military Appreciation Night
Monday, November 12, 5pm – 9pm, 1661 Hickory Loop
Golden Corral will offer a free sit- down meal to any person who has served in the US military (retirees, veterans, active duty, National Guard, or Reserves). Their website notes that family and friends are welcome to come to dinner, but that free meals are only for those listed.
Other Veterans Day Meals
Many churches and organizations, like the Elks Club, also offer special meals on Veterans Day. Some restaurants and retailers offer discounts for active duty military and veterans on Veterans Day. For information about discounts, check militarybenefits.info.
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To finish up the Easter, I share what my mom shared with me this morning.
'Kay, go for your Easter Egg Hunt. There's one egg. It's hidden already.'
'…Wha..?' I frown at her.
She wiggles like a puppy that can't sit still, and I know for sure that something is up, and that she's about to break.
She laughs, and I know I'm getting it, whatever it is, now. 'That's what R- said. Because it's April Fools, tell the kids, 'Okay, kids. Go look for your Easter Eggs now!' but don't actually have any hidden.'
'That's terrible,' I say as I join her laughter, shaking my head.
Happy Easter, and Happy April First!
P.S. Did you see John Legend and that gloriously surprising cast tonight? More importantly, did you HEAR them?! Check it out. It was fab. Jesus Christ Superstar Live 🙂


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Ready Player One: How the New Hybrid Virtual Brokerage Can Help You Compete
Brick and mortar brokerages can add virtual capabilities with a hybrid business model
It's only been in the last few years that virtual brokerages have popped up, and they're a hot topic within the industry. Without a physical location, virtual brokerages have significantly lower overhead costs and can scale their business with relative ease–two big reasons why they're growing in popularity.
But there's no reason why a traditional brokerage can't become a "virtual hybrid" brokerage, with roots firmly planted in the physical world but expanding operations quickly and nimbly by adding virtual offices to support their growing business.
Traditional brokerages can reap many of the same rewards as virtual brokerages by allowing their business to operate in both worlds. They can move faster into hot markets with a virtual office or team and easily shift to other geographic areas when market shifts occur. Costs are minimal, the rewards are high, and the business can still maintain its traditional roots and brand through a limited number of physical locations.
Must-have tech for virtual-hybrid brokerage
- Cloud-based and comprehensive
A cloud-based platform (like the kvCORE Platform) is the foundation for a successful virtual-hybrid brokerage. The ability to run your business from anywhere, on any device, is absolutely crucial. But mobile flexibility alone isn't enough–the platform has to be comprehensive and built to integrate easily with your other systems. It simply won't work to have a myriad of tech solutions that people must deploy in a virtual setting. It needs to be simple, easy to adopt and completely mimic what their brick and mortar office would provide them. Virtual-hybrids should seek out comprehensive solutions and avoid piling on disparate tech systems to keep costs low and maintain high agent adoption.
- Communication tech for every kind of agent
Virtual brokerages rely heavily on online communication and project management tools (chat, webinar, video conferencing, Google Suite, etc.) to keep everyone trained, informed, and on-task. Communicating through these avenues can be a challenge for agents who prefer hard copies and personal interaction with their cohorts. But having these other communication channels available means you can reach agents the way they prefer; embracing the tech commonly used by virtual brokerages increases a traditional brokerage's ability to recruit and retain high-producing agents.
- Streamlined and scalable back-office
Your back office financials can't slow you down and limit your ability to scale, in physical locations or virtual locations. Look for accounting and commission management tech that is cloud-based, automated and makes onboarding new agents, teams or new offices simple and painless. Modern tech like Brokersumo was built with the intention to make back office management and accounting easy. With full integrations into Dotloop, SkySlope, QuickBooks, and others, it saves time and has must-have features for any brokerage to scale virtually.
Be nimble and quick
Virtual-hybrid brokerages have a huge advantage when it comes to growing their business. They can keep their most profitable home offices running while being nimble enough to quickly set up virtual offices or teams in hot markets as they pop up.
Recruiting is no longer restricted geographically, opening the door to top talent in more markets. With the cloud-tech foundation in place, the hybrid-virtual brokerage has no delay in getting new virtual offices set up and running.
If you utilize the right tech, your virtual office functions the same as your physical office. You scale your business while avoiding overhead costs, and agents can work remotely while still being able to align themselves with your brand and expertise.
Embrace the wave of the future — without forgetting the past
Virtual brokerages aren't going away, but there is still real value in the local traditional brokerage as well. The hybrid model will allow the best of both worlds. It's a win for agents too, who get total freedom and flexibility to work however and wherever they choose.
The growth of the virtual-hybrid brokerage will be fueled by technologies like kvCORE that help brokerages run their business from anywhere, and scale rapidly with ease.
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Working with general supervision, the Senior Solutions Architect provides technical knowledge and direction to internal customers and stakeholders for the purpose of solving technology-related business problems. As a member of the Enterprise Architecture team, this role will assist in the creation and maintenance of global application, information and technical roadmaps, and their associated standards. Interlock with Project Management Office, Business Architects and business teams to ensure that solutions are effective and in compliance with the clients overall IT architecture strategy and domain standards. Individuals in this role will have proven experience in fulfilling a wide range of solution level architecture activities. This role requires excellent interpersonal skills and be able to demonstrate extensive knowledge of both Architecture and Retail business. The Senior Solutions Architect will mentor Solutions Architects who join the team. Associate may interact with his or her supervisor several times a week, perhaps daily, to receive guidance and feedback. Some non-routine activities may require a supervisor's advance approval.
• Deliver class leading solution architecture and quality consulting to GameStop
• To assist with the development of GameStop intellectual property; frameworks, accelerators etc. Including creation of Solution Architecture processes, templates, reporting and governance framework
• As the more seasoned role within the Solutions Architecture practice, the Sr. Solutions Architect will lead by example when presenting Solution Designs and dependencies
• Assist Enterprise Architects with the evaluation of commercial-off-the-shelf and partner-provided modified or unmodified solutions
• Assist Enterprise Architects with the development of application and information roadmaps for achieving the defined future state architecture
• Building relationships with project management and development teams in a manner acceptable to others and to the organization; adhere consistently with all organizational policies related to our respectful workplace
• Demonstrate a consistent commitment to field-focused service by prioritizing field-based requests, responding quickly and favorably to field-based feedback, by minimizing tasks, and proactively seeking ways to help store teams focus on customer service as productively as possible
• Work collaboratively with others within and outside of his or her function to achieve goals, simply processes, reduce costs, prevent loss, and to ensure that work is completed safely, accurately, and on time
• Responsible for adhering consistently with all employment policies as stated in the employee handbook provided or as provided by his or her supervisor
• Model the high level of customer service expected of all GameStop associates including, but not limited to, responding to voice mails and emails within organizationally defined timeframes, completing projects as committed, responding to others' feedback appropriately, and making optimal use of organizationally limited resources by offering assistance to other functional teams when appropriate
• Model team commitment by adhering to the team's expectations and guidelines; fulfilling team responsibilities; and demonstrating personal commitment to the team by being cooperative, collaborative, and flexible
• Communication – Able to communicate effectively and efficiently, verbally and in writing, in clear, concise and relevant terms
• Collaboration – Working effectively and cooperatively with others, establishing and maintaining good working relationships, contributing to team success
• Work Standards – Setting high standards of performance for self and others; assuming responsibility and accountability for successful completion of tasks; self-imposing standards of excellence rather than having standards imposed
• Technical/Professional Knowledge and Skills – Having achieved a satisfactory level of technical and professional skill or knowledge in position-related areas; keeping up with current developments and trends in areas of expertise
BASIC AND PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS (EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE)
• Bachelor of Science with a regionally accredited program in Computer Science or technical equivalent, M.S. in Computer Science or technical equivalent preferred
• 5+ years of experience with architecting IT solutions in one of the following domains: eCommerce, Store Point-of-Sale, Supply Chain, Merchandising, Marketing, Business Intelligence, Finance, HR, including modeling applications, information, integration, and solution deployments; service oriented architecture; retail experience preferred
• 10+ years IT experience, of which at least 5 years must be fulfilling Solution Architecture roles
• Experience in at a minimum of one Architecture framework (e.g. TOGAF, Zachman, MODAF, IAF etc.)
• Development or consulting technical background is preferred (i.e. depth as well as breadth of knowledge)
• Proficient knowledge of owning and creating complete solution architectures
• Proficient ability to produce detailed component specifications as part of a solution architecture
• Proficient ability to provide advice on technical aspects of systems development, integration, disaster recovery, and implementation
• Proficient ability to ensure that technical solutions potential value-add as well as costs are fully vetted
• Proficient ability to produce evaluation criteria used to short list suppliers during product selection
• Proficient ability to present solutions and influence key stakeholders
• Expert ability to engage with business stakeholders and turning requirements into IT solutions
• Proficient ability related to the governance of large projects or programs, the implementation of architectural principles and policies, and participating on design authorities
• Setting Solutions Architecture standards, mentoring other Architects, and creating the framework and supporting collateral to enable the standardization of the Solution Architecture practice.
• Must have good broad supply chain systems and supply chain process knowledge: WMS, order management, EDI/integration, distribution, etc. Understanding both the business processes and the systems processes that enable them.
• The ability to look at and understand existing legacy landscapes and figure out how to enable tactical projects with minimum change, pending the larger strategic programs
• Working knowledge of a technical reference architecture
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Ability to professionally deal with difficult, highly political workplace situations, with minimal peer-support
• Proficient personal organization, productivity, and time management skills
• Demonstrable confidence and enthusiasm about technology and/or innovation and/or problem solving
• Proficient ability to communicate effectively with others using spoken and written English
• Proficient ability to work collaboratively with others; conduct working relationships in a manner acceptable to others and to the organization
• Proficient ability to remain effective under stress, and respond to pressure in a manner acceptable to others and to the organization
• Proficient knowledge of Windows-based business computers and Microsoft Office programs; specifically, Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word
• Demonstrated ability to model customer-focused behaviors leading to outstanding customer experiences
• Consistently demonstrates a commitment to GameStop policies and procedures, including but not limited to, attendance, confidentiality, conflict of interest, and ethical responsibilities


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Harkand Wins Three-Year IRM Services Contract in Angola
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Hercules Offshore Cancels Two Rig Contracts off Angola
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Hermes Datacomms Rises to the Challenge in Angola
HMC Completes Tombua Landana Installation
HMC Construction of Marine Supply Base in Angola
Hydro Reports Additional Reserves in Block 4/05 Offshore Angola
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Won a US$350-mil. FPSO Order from BP
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IHS Energy to Host Angola Licensing Round in Late 2005
IHS to Host Angola Offshore Licensing Round in Early 2007
IMF to Lend to African Oil Producers; No Requests Yet
Important Oil Discovery Offshore Angola
INPEX Acquires Stake in Block 14 Offshore Angola
INTECSEA Awarded a FEED Contract for Lucapa Project
InterMoor Appoints Cohen Guidry as Regional Manager, West Africa
InterMoor Completes Riser & Mooring Disconnection Off Angola
Interoil Signs Agreement for Blocks 5, 6 Offshore Angola
Intertek Supports New Crude Oil Production from Angola
ION Announces New 2D Multi-client Program Offshore West Africa
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ITC Wins Offshore Communications Contracts in Western Africa
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I don't need to tell you that the world has seen its share of change lately. We used to embrace change and make it happen (which entails pretty much everything before Sept. 11, 2001). Then we watched it from the sidelines (the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, the various financial crises), craved it (the 2008 U.S. presidential election) and circled back to watching--helplessly, it seems (losing patience with President Obama, the BP oil leak).
But now we're creating change again. A New Consumerism is taking hold. People around the world are realizing their responsibility in current events and trying to take control of what they can. They're making changes to simplify their finances, their consumption, their lives.
Unfortunately, Sarah Ferguson doesn't seem to be one of those people. Fergie is an emblem of what was. After helping bring blood back to the cheeks of Britain's royal family, she became a comeback brand (like Madonna) I used to admire: motivational speaker; Weight Watchers spokeswoman; head of her own charitable foundation dedicated to helping children; a voice in a Disney animated movie; special correspondent for "Today"; producer of last year's Young Victoria, starring Emily Blunt and Rupert Friend; and author of two dozen books for children and adults.
With many people in financial situations more or less similar to hers, Fergie had a story that was widely admired, in fact: Down on her luck after a divorce, getting only a reported $21,700 in alimony every year and with the bills mounting (okay, her debt, last year reported at about $900,000, is a bit different than the average person's), she found respectable ways to keep reinventing herself and keep her head above water. Or so we thought before she was caught on tape offering entrée to Prince Andrew for about $724,000. It was beneath the Duchess of York and sad to watch when it played out so publicly.
New Consumerism may have finally flushed out her ability to change.
Many people, Ferguson probably included, have been increasingly suffering from what could be called hyperconsumptivitus extremus. But millions around the globe are taking the cure right now. Even in the United States, where the right to shop till you drop has been considered the implicit 28th Amendment, people are cutting up their credit cards and fighting their reflexive urge to splurge at the slightest provocation.
And they're doing it not necessarily because they have to but because it makes them feel good. New research in seven markets (Brazil, China, France, Japan, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States) by my company, Euro RSCG, found that significant portions of the populations are trading hyperconsumerism for a form of consumption that's a bit more subdued and considered--and, well, sane. (There's more information about the study and thoughts about New Consumerism at TheNewConsumer.com. And the book Consumed: Rethinking Business in the Era of Mindful Spending, based on the study and written by my colleagues Andrew Benett and Ann O'Reilly, will be published in July.)
Of the 1,500 people in the U.S. sample, for instance, 87 percent said saving money makes them feel good about themselves. About three-quarters (78 percent) said most people would be better off if they lived more simply, and 73 percent said it makes them feel good to reduce the amount of waste they create through their consumption. A majority is actually deriving satisfaction from cutting back on their purchases during the economic downturn, and six in 10 say they're never going back to using their credit cards the way they used to. (We'll have to see, of course, if this is yet another way of life that will change once the economy gets back on track. I think the simple life will be with us for quite some time.)
"Cutting back" doesn't have to be a negative. The New Consumers identified in the study have managed to turn a more mindful approach to consumption into a positive. Here are four paradigms underlying the fundamental consumer shift:
Rightsizing. For the past couple of decades, consumers have been confronted with an explosion of product choices in virtually every category. Tropicana Pure Premium orange juice, just one example, comes in 16 varieties. People are overwhelmed. They also feel more anxious about financial concerns. In response to these pressures--and to their growing concern over the environmental and social impact of their consumption choices--more consumers are hopping off the consumption treadmill, spending less time on accumulating things and more time enjoying simple pleasures. Two-thirds (67 percent) of people surveyed globally believed most people would be better off if they lived more simply, and 25 percent believed they would be happier if they owned less stuff.
Growing up. The Euro RSCG survey found that 48 percent of the global sample agreed that even though they're adults, they don't always feel like "grown-ups." But they're starting to accept personal responsibility and gain control through financial choices. Seventy percent said saving money makes them feel good about themselves (though only 31 percent have been able to put more into savings than they used to), and 38 percent (including 49 percent of Americans and 52 percent of respondents in Brazil) felt satisfied from reducing their purchases during the downturn. In addition, 39 percent have started thinking about growing a garden--a sign of wanting to not only reconnect with nature but also become self-sufficient and competent.
Seeking purposeful pleasure. The genius of modern marketing is that psychology makes us want to buy things we don't really need because of a desire to feel good. But what makes us feel good emotionally is now changing. The New Consumers are savvier, more empowered and more demanding. Today, they're concerned with everything from economic impacts and safety to design and provenance. They're also more aware of their capacity to influence the world--good or bad--by what they buy. In the Euro RSCG survey, 51 percent are more interested today in how and where products are made, and 57 percent say it makes them feel good to support local producers, artisans and manufacturers.
Embracing substance. As political theorist Benjamin Barber once said, consumerism now "strives to be everything, to occupy all our time and space and push other things out. In this sense, it is both homogenizing and totalizing." Across the markets Euro RSCG surveyed, people were tired of a culture built around trips to the mall and hours spent staring at screens. They want more substance and the fulfillment that comes with it. And they want to feel connected to something more "real." In the survey, 51 percent worldwide were concerned that digital communication is weakening human bonds, and 59 percent worried that society has grown too disconnected from the natural world.
Sarah Ferguson became disconnected. She--and the rest of us--can probably find a few lessons in how the New Consumers are changing relationships (with people and money) and changing the way they live, and use it for our own next reinvention.


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2003-02-27 - God's Work at Work
Recently I slept over at a friends house and watched the movie Signs. Compliments to the chefs. For all that have seen the movie you know that the entire plot is built into itself. All the small things come together to make sense in the end. Things that had seemingly no purpose in the movie, turned out to solve the problem. God does this in our lives also. He may give us something that we have no use for right now, but later will realize how it fits into His perfect plan. And yet we doubted. What's that?
In Mark 14:32-42, Jesus is in the Garden of Gethsemane, He is about to be arrested and crucified and is questioning God's will. So He goes to the garden to be alone and pray. He wants to be sure that God knows what He is doing. He knows that God's plan will be fulfilled. He prays, "Abba, Father, everything is possible for you. Take this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will." If that didn't make sense to you, replace the word "will" with "desires/wishes/hopes".
Jesus knew that it was God's plan that was going to be fulfilled, not His. Yes, they were the same being, but Jesus was a human, and God's will, comes above our's. Jesus knew that, and wanted to teach us that. In Matthew 6:25-27, "There I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? Look at the birds in the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your Heavenly Father feeds them." Are you not much more valueable than they? Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life? WHO OF YOU BY WORRYING CAN ADD A SINGLE HOUR TO YOUR LIFE?" (it's not written twice, Lindsey just likes re-emphasis)
We don't need to worry in our lives. We all do it. You know you do, be about work, school (can I get an amen? Your response ______), or even church activities. We all worry about things in our lives that we truly have no control over. So stop it. Don't deal with it. "Let go and Let God." It's that simple, we can't control anything down here. Not even our hair. But there is hope, God has plans for us. "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord. Plans to prosper you, not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future." (Jeremiah 29:11)
God will give you what you need. If you don't think He will, tell me, please, I want to know why. For now, think about this: Friday night, people ran to stores to get essentials for survival after nuclear attack. Yesterday, my neighbor drove in two feet of snow to get me milk. So, you needed protection, He gave you snow. It may seem like innocent snow, but God used it to protect us from harm. Think about it...
The Word of God, For the Children of God, "Thanks be to God."
(special thanks to Lindsey for extra insight)
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Mondelez Wins Super Reggie Award
Campaign for OREO brand by Phoenix Creative Co., Takes Top Honor
ORLANDO, Fla. (May 16, 2019) — The brand activation campaign for OREO from Mondelez International, created by the Phoenix Creative Co., has won the top prize — the Super REGGIE — in the 2019 ANA REGGIE Awards competition.
The award was presented last night at the REGGIE Awards Gala on the opening night of the 2019 ANA Brand Activation Conference at the Ritz-Carlton, Grande Lakes in Orlando. Nearly 70 awards were presented to top agencies and brands for the best brand activation marketing campaigns of 2018 across more than 20 categories.
The event culminated with the Super REGGIE announcement, honoring OREO and its agency, for the best campaign of 2018 chosen from the more than 20 Gold category winners.
The campaign was entered in the new product launch campaigns category; it included a fully integrated approach that was executed in partnership with 7-Eleven convenience stores. The effort focused on the introduction of a key new OREO product — OREO Mint Hot Chocolate — supported by additional products such as OREO Mint King Size cookies, OREO Mint Chocolate Candy, and an OREO donut. The campaign was a multi-disciplinary project that utilized traditional and digital marketing tools including social media, influencer marketing, in-store experiential elements, and gaming.
Categories in the overall competition included experiential, digital/social media, sponsorship, influencer, brand purpose, cause, content, B2B and age-specific, plus two categories for retail- and shopper-focused campaigns. The competition included campaigns with budgets ranging from less than $250,000 to more than $3 million. View the full list of winners learn who won gold, silver and bronze awards.
"Our congratulations go out to Mondelez and its agency for capturing this award with such an outstanding piece of work," said ANA CEO Bob Liodice. "The competition was particularly intense this year, so all the winners should be proud of their achievements."
The award name, REGGIE, was originally chosen because it symbolizes results by "making the cash register ring" with consumers. The Super REGGIE recognizes the highest level of achievement and is awarded to the "best in class" from the more than 20 Gold category winners.
Almost 200 judges — industry experts at director/VP level or higher — scored each entry based on the following criteria:
- Is the strategy in line with the insights and goals?
- What is the level of concept originality?
- How well were the materials integrated and activation executed? (Specific to the category)
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- How well did the activation build the brand and align with the overall brand?
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Missing exterior between print preview and actual print
Something I have noticed with the latest 2.0.1 is that when I attempt to print objects they slice beautifully, but when they print in both the manual control and on the printer output there is missing outer layers as can be seen in these screenshots. For a couple prints I assumed that it was an issue with my hardware, or perhaps my settings, then I noticed the details missing between the slice and the print. It has persisted through multiple different models and print settings, any thoughts on what may be causing it and how to rectify it? Thanks.
Print Preview
Printer Output
Print Preview
Printer Output
So when you print the preview your print is correct but the drawn rendering is what you show?
Can you provide the gcode for this so I know it must get the error. You never know what trigger sit but looks like an error on our side and as soon as I can reproduce it I can fix it. You can use dropbox or pastebin.com or just send me an email with gcode.
Thanks for your reply, attached is the GCode from the print. When looking at the file after slicing, the exterior of the model appears complete, once the print begins and youre monitoring the printer output it appears to skip outer layers in both the software and the printed model reflects those omissions. It does it on multiple models (the one I have submitted I have been usiing to try to test and diagnose the issue as it is a small model that is easy to observe the issue on. I can also provide all of my config information, however the issue seems to persist even with adjusting settings such as Esteps/mm, extrusion multiplier, etc
below is a link to the gcode, my config settings, and some additional screenshots
please let me know if there is any issue with the linked files and I will try to reorganize them, also this is defiantly a issue that has occurred when i upgraded to 2.0.1, I was not seeing this on earlier prints
I'm really wondering that it affects the print. AT first everything was fine for me. But setting variables for print visualization from "Layer Height" to "Filament Diameter" makes it create these visual glitches, but only in print visualization. It is also a bit random and it seems it happens somehow when new moves get compressed to the main content that it adds a wrong extrusion. Needs further investigations on our side.
It does affect the print, here is a picture of items made with this visualization (on the left)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2r9an7bnihm4kqb/2017-05-19 08.30.12.jpg?dl=0
you can clearly see the missing sections of the exterior, these correspond exactly with the ones that show up on the "manual control" tab's visualization during a print. You can see it happens regardless of the material and the model. On the right are two older prints that exhibit none of these defects. Below is another print of the same blue material that was done even further back (filament was stored in a dry box between prints) that has absolutely none of these gaps in its surface (for perspective these are larger than a soda can).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tj0ig7wp22086uf/2017-04-05 14.19.24.jpg?dl=0
I will test. For now I can only see some of these artefacts if I set width calculation to derived from diameter.
Can you try if setting it to layer height would help the print as well as the preview. I will test at the weekend and hope I see something explaining it.
printed with your suggestion of altering the layer height, while it has removed it in the preview, the print came out with almost the exact same defects as before, currently printing a 3rd with a smaller Z layer height. Again I would have chocked this all up to some mechanical fault with my machine if not for the fact that when observing the Repetier 3D View I could see the flaws being described by the software as they appeared in the print.
i have updated my shared folder to include additional screenshots of my display, the surface flaws occur with either setting, and are only visible in the 3D View when I have selected "filament diameter". Decreasing the Layer Height in my latest test only served to decrease the size of the surface flaws, not prevent them or reduce their quantity. Thank again you for your assistance in this, I really do value Repetier-Host and prefer it over the alternatives.
I could trace it down to the rendering function. So the appearance of the rings in the physical print is completely independent of the graphic error you see. It is just a coincidence you have here. Strangely if I slice a simple small cylinder with my settings I do not see the error while slicing with your config.ini does show it. But maybe it is just from the order or extruding so that I have the error on the inside which you have on the outside. Maybe I get more insight when I find the line causing the error, but it is hard to find.
I think i have found a mechanical source of the issue that somehow across at the same time as my code upgrade to 2.0.1 involving somehow my X-axis to no longer be horizontal, and the gap between the stepper motor and the X rail on one side to be vastly different than the other by at least 1.5 cm, I rectified the disparity and the test cube I printed last night seems free off the gaps that were plaguing me before. The print monitor still does occasionally produce those errors in the filament traces though, so I am glad I could bring that to your attention and do greatly appreciate your support in this manner. In a couple days I should b e able to do some more prints on my machine to further verify that this was the culprit all along.
Just as a not for the graphic problem. When compuing from extrusion it had a ugly aspect if using low extrusions as here roundign errors can become dominant and produce wrong thickness. This is what happened for you plus that it only updates thickness on extrusions > 0.5mm which did not happen in your sepcial case with tiny segments.


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One of the wonderful advantages here at Maddiola is that the municipal district allows us to enjoy nature as well as the central urban capital city of Donostia-San Sebastian located just 6 kilometers from us. Donostia-San Sebastian is home to 3 lovely beaches, Ondarreta, La Zurriola and La Concha which according to the users of trip advisor was voted the 10th best beach in Europe.
More beaches are located in nearby towns such as Zarautz ,Getaria and Mundaka where world surfing competitions are held.
Also found in nearby towns are a variety of cultural sites, centers and museums such as The San Telmo museum, The Balenciaga museum, The Sea Aquarium, Peine de los Vientos, Cathedral Buen Pastor and a science museum just to name a few, therefore awarding Donostia-San Sebastian the cultural city in 2016.
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Bíblia NSB
Isaías 4
1 Seven women will grab one man and say: »We will eat our own food and provide our own clothes. Just let us marry you and be called by your name. Take away our disgrace.«
2 In that day the Branch of Jehovah will be beautiful and glorious. And the fruit of the earth will be the delight pridejoy and the adornment of the survivors of Israel.
3 It will come about that he who is left in Zion and remains in Jerusalem will be called holy along with everyone who is recorded among the living in Jerusalem.
4 Jehovah will wash away the filth of the daughters women of Zion and purge the bloodshed of Jerusalem from her midst, by the spirit of judgment and the spirit of burning.
5 Then Jehovah will create over the entire area of Mount Zion and over her assemblies a cloud by day, even smoke, and the brightness of a flaming fire by night. A canopy shelter will be over all as the glory honor.
6 There will be a shelter to give shade from the heat by day, and refuge and protection from the storm and the rain.


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Re: Sell Prepaid International Calling Services and Build Your Own Telecoms BusinessModerator Melinda Jan 12, 2013 9:44 AM (in response to EZCALL)
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Re: Sell Prepaid International Calling Services and Build Your Own Telecoms BusinessEZCALL Jan 12, 2013 10:49 AM (in response to Moderator Melinda)
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The Occupational Ergonomics Handbook, Second Edition, Two Volume Set
Book Description
Completely revised and updated, taking the scientific rigor to a whole new level, the second edition of the Occupational Ergonomics Handbook is now available in two volumes. This new organization demonstrates the enormous amount of advances that have occurred in the field since the publication of the first edition. The editors have brought together researchers from a wide range of disciplines with pioneering practitioners in industry to cover a diverse list of ergonomics topics. The second edition not only provides more information but makes it more accessible.
Fundamental and Assessment Tools for Occupational Ergonomics introduces basic principles of ergonomics in system design and evaluation, as well as comprehensive approach to work related musculoskeletal disorders. This volume is a comprehensive source of theoretical ergonomics knowledge relevant to product and process quality, management of health and safety, and productivity in a variety of industries and businesses.
Interventions, Controls, and Applications in Occupational Ergonomics begins with descriptions of the elements of the ergonomics processes, including success factors for implementation of industrial ergonomics programs. It includes coverage of injury surveillance database systems and corporate health management for the design and evaluation of health in industrial organizations, ergonomics processes from the small and large industry perspectives, and human digital modeling, as well as facilities planning and organizational design and macro-ergonomics. Additional chapters present methods and techniques for engineering control, including tried and true strategies and pitfalls to avoid, and discuss the theory and practice of ergonomics interventions in the workplace.
Narrowing the focus while broadening the coverage, each individual volume supplies immediate access to important information. One of the most comprehensive sources for ergonomic knowledge available, providing both sound theory and practical examples, this book is a valuable resource for anyone in the field.
Table of Contents
Volume 1:
A Guide to Certification in Professional Ergonomics, K. Rightmire and L.D.W. Jahns
Epidemiological Review of Magnitude of Occupational Problems: Physical and Cognitive Issues, W.S. Marras
Legal Issues in Occupational Ergonomics, G.A. Peters and Barbara J. Peters
Cost Justification for Implementing Ergonomics Intervention: Applications, M. Oxenburgh
Overview of Systems Theory - Humans in Work System Environment, H. Luczak, S. Hinrichsen, and S. Mütze-Niewöhner
Human Factors and TQM, C.G. Drury
User-Centered Design of Information Technology, V.K. Leonard, K.P. Moloney, and J. A. Jacko
Application of Risk Theory in Man-Machine-Environment Systems, J. Sinay, H. Pac?aiová, M. Kopas, and M. Oravec
Engineering Anthropometry: Designing to Fit the Human Body, K.H.E. Kroemer
Human Strength Evaluation, K.H.E. Kroemer
The Biomechanical Basis of Ergonomics Logic, W.S. Marras
Fundamentals of Manual Control, M. Mulder, R. M.M. Van Paassen, J.M. Flach, and R.J. Jagacinski
Cumulative Spine Loading: From Basic Science to Application, J.P. Callaghan
Low-Level Static Exertions, G. Sjøgaard and B.R. Jensen
Soft-Tissue Pathomechanics, R.G. Cutlip
Pain and Injury: Mechanisms of Peripheral Sensation, CNS Nociception, Injury Biomechanics and Implications for Musculoskeletal Disorders, B.A. Winkelstein
Ergonomics and Aging: Basic Issues and Implementation Strategies, D. Fisk, T.L. Mitzher, C.B. Mayhorn, and W.A. Rogers
Vision and Work, J. Sheedy
Individual Factors and Musculoskeletal Disorders: A Framework for their Consideration, D.C. Cole and I. Rivilis
Basic Knowledge Behind Ergonomics: Rehabilitating Low Back Disorders, S.M. McGill
Human Adaptation in the Workplace, A. Genaidy and S. Tuncel
Rehabilitation Ergonomics, S.J. Isernhagen PT
Basic Knowledge Behind Ergonomics: Visual, Tactile, and Multimodal Information Processing, N. Sarter
Design as a Prediction Task: Applying Cognitive Psychology to System Development, P.J. Smith, R.B. Stone, and A.L. Spencer
Basic Knowledge Behind Ergonomics - Tolerances and Variation: Mental and Personality, W.G. Allread
Psychosocial Work Factors, P. Carayon and S.-Y. Lim
Mechanical Considerations for Biomechanical Glenohumeral Joint Modeling, K. Gielo-Perczak
Application of Ergonomic Knowledge to the Assessment of Low Back Risk, K. G. Davis, III
Application of Basic Knowledge to the Human Body: Legs, S.A. Lavender
Ergonomics of the Foot Leg, S. Konz
Noise in Industry: Auditory Effects, Measurement, Regulations, and Management, J.G. Casali and G.S. Robinson
Application of Basic Knowledge to the Human Body: Shiftwork, T.H. Monk
Vibrometry, D.E. Wasserman and D.G. Wilder
Overview of Ergonomic Assessment, C. Hamrick
Low Back Injury Risk Assessment Tools, G. Mirka and G. Shin
Cognitive Task Analysis: A Review of Contemporary Methods and their Applicability to C4i Environments, P. Salmon, N. Stanton, G. Walker, and D. Green
Subjective Scales of Effort and Workload Assessment, B. Sherehiy and W. Karwowski
Rest Allowances, S. Konz
Wrist Posture in Office Work, M. Fagarasanu and S. Kumar
PLIBEL - A Method Assigned for Identification of Ergonomics Hazards, K. Kemmlert
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"You know, President Putin and Russia put out a statement today that this fake news was indeed fake news. They said it totally never happened..... I respected the fact that he said that." .
CNN first reported Tuesday that US intelligence chiefs had briefed Trump on the most troubling parts of the Russia dossier, which had been circulating in Washington.
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Tasks, Reference, Projects(Tag Based Workflow)
AlanNotes replied to AlanNotes's topic in ProductivityI was implementing some changes based on the feedback that I thought would improve my system. With your projects how do you review all active projects vs all projects? I was using a tag .Active and then I could review by tag. However, this ends up being a bit messy just because I then have to tag the master note with the project ~projecta and then tag with .Active. I have other meta tags for projects but may simplify to just .Active for active projects and anything else doesn't matter.
I did testing annotating the native Evernote Reader(not sure what runs this behind the scenes.) I then opened the PDF I edited in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and the text was clear again! It seems that the original quality is preserved somehow. If I had to guess, some kind of compression has to take place for the annotation function, but I'm not sure. Annotating with Evernote and reading in a different app could be a good workaround for some.
For reference, I attached two screen captures of a PDF at 200% zoom. The clear image is with Adobe Acrobat Reader(AAR). The blurry picture is using the annotate function built into the Evernote Windows client. I would think if this was affecting every user then there would be more reports, so maybe currently it's only a subset. I'm also going to see what happens if I annotate the PDF and then open it in AAR to see if the final copy I saved is the blurry, pixelated version.
I also see this issue for what's it worth. Based on this thread it does seem specific to Windows 10, but possibly not all users.
Tasks, Reference, Projects(Tag Based Workflow)
AlanNotes replied to AlanNotes's topic in ProductivityI had a follow-up question on your system. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the above-saved search returns the following: reminderOrder* = any notes with a reminder -reminderTime:day+1 = exclude any notes that have a reminder time in the future (tomorrow to infinity) -reminderDoneTime:* = exclude any notes that have a done time(meaning they have been completed) What I also found is that this will return notes with a reminder set, but no date. With how I use reminders this ends up bringing up notes that I have "pinned" in snippet view with a reminder to make them easily accessible, which is fine but is worth noting for anyone else that wants to use this method. My question was, do you populate enough tasks that have dates set on a specific day to have a good task list to work form? Do you have another saved search that looks a couple of days out if you finish these tasks for the given day?
Tasks, Reference, Projects(Tag Based Workflow)
AlanNotes replied to AlanNotes's topic in ProductivityThanks for the input, this help a lot. I may migrate to using reminders as I use my system, but knowing that it was a pretty simple transition for you given the scale of notes is reassuring. If you don't use organizational tags for task does that mean your only tags for marking someting as needing an action is a single action tag on the note? Could you give me a couple examples of your action tags? This makes sense if the context of where is not important. In your system do you use where only in your reference notes or is it ommited completely? I was thinking it would be useful for search in some cases.
Tasks, Reference, Projects(Tag Based Workflow)
AlanNotes replied to AlanNotes's topic in ProductivityOK, so it sounds like any note marked as actionable works at scale from your experience. I had thought about using a date based method, but I thought that I would have to come up with several arbitrary dates to make this work, so I left it as general now, soon, later, etc. I'm going to try out a similar project structure, because I don't like how I'm currently doing that, there is too much tagging and untagging to organize projects. I use reminders right now to sync to calendar notes that have specific due dates and I also use them to "pin" important notes in snippet view for reference material. Thanks for the input DTLOw, I referenced a few of your posts when looking at systems to implement.
Tasks, Reference, Projects(Tag Based Workflow)
AlanNotes posted a topic in ProductivityHi everyone, I was recently re-vamping how I organized things in Evernote and moved from a notebook based structure to a tag-based one. The goal is to do both task management and keep reference material in Evernote. When I started setting up this structure, I focused on separating my task workflow from my reference workflow. However, as I continue to use this system, I have debated on just keeping my when and where tasks tags and freely marking any of my notes if some action is required. If anyone is doing this, let me know how it is working. I have about 1000 notes right now, and the system seems to be working well, but I want to make sure I'm not missing any gaping holes that will make it hard to find information later when I have many more notes, and it would be harder to restructure. This tag organizational system is already influenced by other tagging systems and users here on the forum(thanks!). My main hang-ups are how to tie projects together efficiently with individual tasks, how to prevent my someday items from clogging up my task list, and if my current reference structure is specific enough to find the information again down the road. I've also been tinkering with the idea of adding context for energy level(ex: high energy tasks/brain dead tasks.) Any ideas and feedback are welcome! I will be adding the structure of my system below. Summary info: Primary Evernote platform: Windows (also use android and web) Notebooks: 6 Tags: ~ 94 Notes: ~983 Notebooks: !nbox Dumping ground Actions Where all tasks live Cabinet Where all reference material lives Completed Where completed tasks live Templates General templates for tasks, projects, meetings, etc Travel Special Notebook just to place notes I want access to offline(since this is done by notebook) Task tags: "." Indicates organization tag for tasks tags. No notes get this tag. .Projects(~) .Active .Complete .Inactive .Master (All projects view) "~" Tag for active projects and can pull reference and tasks notes together. .When("!" and "1-6") !Daily 1-Now 2-Next 3-Soon 4-Someday 5-Waiting 6-Tickler (Added this to move all waiting for tasks with a specific date to the tickler group) Reminder(not a tag) .Where(@) @Home @Work @Errand (Tasks the are done while out and about or need to be done during the 8-5 business day.) .Who <- Wasn't sure how to use this effectively(ended up using arrows to indicate who was responsible) ->john-smith (something I gave john to do) -john-smith> (something john gave me to do) Reference Tags: "+" Indicates organization tag for Reference tags. No notes get this tag. +Scope(s.) s.home s.work s.dog s.health s.health.fitness s.health.bills s.finance +Document(d.) d.bill d.email d.photo d.recipe +Entity(w.) <- can use short first name for well known contacts w.Lastname-Firstname1 w.BUSINESS_NAME w.name1 For more granularity to focus in on a subset of any category and additional "." can be used: Ex: s.work.expenses Ex: s.health.fitness Calendar / Reminders: Sync to google calendar with Cronofy Using this structure workflow notes: Things start in Inbox as a dumping ground and move to reference or tasks Tasks must at minimum have a when tag, but most likely have a when and where tag Reference notes must have at least one tag Saved Searches: I used saved searches to enforce top list view for tasks and snippet view for reference generally I used a saved search to look for notes in reference that don't have a tag and notes in tasks that don't have a when tag I add my task and reference saved searches to shortcuts and they include: Inbox - Notes in Inbox in top list view Actions - Notes in Actions in top list view Home - Notes in Actions with @Home tag in top list view sorted by tag Work - Notes in Actions with @Work tag in top list view sorted by tag Errands - Notes in Actions with @Errand tag in top list view sorted by tag Projects - Notes is all notebooks with any .Active tag(used for active projects) s.topic1 - Notes with a specific scope tag that I use frequently in snippet view Cabinet - All Reference material in snippet view Recent Activities - Recent Notes (any: updated:day-2 created:day-2)
OneNote vs Evernote - Real Fact
AlanNotes replied to Mr Jumbo Guy's topic in Evernote General DiscussionsI think Evernote is great for organization and recall. Tagging is very efficient and not something that OneNote implements in the same way and are not searchable. I think both are great products though. I have about 1000 notes at this point, and I know many on the forums have many more. I'm not sure if I could do the same thing in OneNote without it getting unwieldy. -Alan
Finding good documentation on using Evernote
AlanNotes replied to LynnS's topic in Going PaperlessThis is an "Unofficial Manual" that covers a variety of things you can do in Evernote and you can download it as a PDF for reference. https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-use-evernote-the-missing-manual-full-text/ I also google my way through a lot of what I need to find. This forum has great detail on some subjects, but I usually hit this forum through a google search.
Two-step sorting
AlanNotes replied to drtw's topic in ProductivityI had a similar desire and this is what I did. Sort the notebook by preferred method. Then add a undated reminder to "pin" it to the top of the view because the reminders appear there. This has worked great for me. It's worth noting that the reminder list doesn't show up in every view and the view I was referring to is snippet view. If this is a view different then what you are use to, you can create a saved search to enforce this view. Hope that helps!
Productivity and General Questions / GTD
AlanNotes replied to AlanNotes's topic in ProductivityThanks everyone, really appreciate the feedback!
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Ending Entropy
AlanNotes replied to Ryq G's topic in ProductivityI see the value in both these approaches really. I'm currently using chirmer's method simply because I was trying to start GTD with Evernote and that was recommended on the David Allen site. Spending a lot of time swapping tags could get frustrating with the time sensitive tags. However, the multiple tag filtering is excellent to look at exactly what you want. I'm currently trying to evaluate a hybrid approach, because I have concerns about the scalability of the notebook approach. The goal is to look at exactly what I need to in a given time period, but not lose track of other notes that belong in a given category, and lastly not spend a significant amount of time managing tags as this would probably fall apart for me over time.
Productivity and General Questions / GTD
AlanNotes posted a topic in ProductivityHello, I was just looking to get some feedback from anyone who uses GTD and Evernote together, along with answering some general power user usability questions. I currently have it set up with notebooks and then create new notes for next actions and individual items. I'm curious if something like this really scales and also what everyone else has for actual amount of notes in their notebooks? For example: How many notes before it becomes really hard to use a notebook? I have 65 in my largest and 370 overall. I seems like it's already getting hard to use with this scale. My General questions: For the really heavy Evernote users how to reach anywhere near 10GB for premium? I use my Evernote everyday, but don't get anywhere close to 1GB. Does anyone know of a notebook mark to put notebooks at the bottom that isn't the letter Z? Most special characters bring the notebook to the top, I just want a couple low priority ones to be at the bottom. Is there a way to search by note title? The search function seems to only search by note text? Is there a way to sort by most used note as well? For scaling up in large Evernote uses do you find yourself using very large notes or several notes? Tags or several notebooks? I'll most likely make a different post for critiques on how I'm trying to implement GTD with Evernote, I believe this would be the right forum. Thanks in advance if you can answer any of these questions.


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Today was nuts! We went to Stratford-upon-Avon and saw Shakespeare's birthplace and his wife's family's house. We also went to Oxford and checked out Brasenose college. And that's it. We were stuck in traffic for most of the day (on a coach (a bus in the states)), so there was little else to do. Mom and dad are doing laundry right now and Ashley and I are going to go get dinner a little later. We leave for Scotland tomorrow, so this may be the end of my updates for a little while.
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