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We are here told,
I. That the false gods will certainly fail their worshippers when they have most need of them, Isa. 46:1, 2. Bel and Nebo were two celebrated idols of Babylon. Some make Bel to be a contraction of Baal; others rather think not, but that it was Belus, one of their first kings, who after his death was deified. As Bel was a deified prince, so (some think) Nebo was a deified prophet, for so Nebo signifies; so that Bel and Nebo were their Jupiter and their Mercury or Apollo. Barnabas and Paul passed at Lystra for Jupiter and Mercury. The names of these idols were taken into the names of their princes, Bel into Belshazzar's, Nebo into Nebuchadnezzar's and Nebuzaradan's, etc. These gods they had long worshipped, and in their revels praised them for their successes (as appears, Dan. 5:4); and they insulted over Israel as if Bel and Nebo were too hard for Jehovah and could detain them in captivity in defiance of their God. Now, that this might be no discouragement to the poor captives, God here tells them what shall become of these idols, which they threaten them with. When Cyrus takes Babylon, down go the idols. It was usual then with conquerors to destroy the gods of the places and people they conquered, and to put the gods of their own nation in the room of them, Isa. 37:19. Cyrus will do so; and then Bel and Nebo, that were set up on high, and looked great, bold, and erect, shall stoop and bow down at the feet of the soldiers that plunder their temples. And because there is a great deal of gold and silver upon them, which was intended to adorn them, but serves to expose them, they carry them away with the rest of the spoil. The carriers' horses, or mules, are laden with them and their other idols, to be sent among other lumber (for so it seems they accounted them rather than treasure) into Persia. So far are they from being able to support their worshippers that they are themselves a heavy load in the wagons, and a burden to the weary beast. The idols cannot help one another (Isa. 46:2): They stoop, they bow down together. They are all alike, tottering things, and their day has come to fall. Their worshippers cannot help them: They could not deliver the burden out of the enemy's hand, but themselves (both the idols and the idolaters) have gone into captivity. Let not therefore God's people be afraid of either. When God's ark was taken prisoner by the Philistines it proved a burden, not to the beasts, but to the conquerors, who were forced to return it; but, when Bel and Nebo have gone into captivity, their worshippers may even give their good word with them: they will never recover themselves.
II. That the true God will never fail his worshippers: "You hear what has become of Bel and Nebo, now hearken to me, O house of Jacob! Isa. 46:3, 4. Amos I such a god as these? No; though you are brought low, and the house of Israel is but a remnant, your God has been, is, and ever will be, your powerful and faithful protector."
1. Let God's Israel do him the justice to own that he has hitherto been kind to them, careful of them, tender over them, and has all along done well for them. Let them own, (1.) That he bore them at first: I have made. Out of what womb came they, but that of his mercy, and grace, and promise? He formed them into a people and gave them their constitution. Every good man is what God makes him. (2.) That he bore them up all along: You have been borne by me from the belly, and carried from the womb. God began betimes to do them good, as soon as ever they were formed into a nation, nay, when as yet they were very few, and strangers. God took them under a special protection, and suffered no man to do them wrong, Ps. 105:12-14. In the infancy of their state, when they were not only foolish and helpless, as children, but forward and peevish, God carried them in the arms of his power and love, bore them as upon eagles' wings, Exod. 19:4; Deut. 32:11. Moses had not patience to carry them as the nursing father does the sucking child (Num. 11:12), but God bore them, and bore their manners, Acts 13:18. And as God began early to do them good (when Israel was a child, then I loved him), so he had constantly continued to do them good: he had carried them from the womb to this day. And we may all witness for God that he has been thus gracious to us. We have been borne by him from the belly, from the womb, else we should have died from the womb and given up the ghost when we came out of the belly. We have been the constant care of his kind providence, carried in the arms of his power and in the bosom of his love and pity. The new man is so; all that in us which is born of God is borne up by him, else it would soon fail. Our spiritual life is sustained by his grace as necessarily and constantly as our natural life by his providence. The saints have acknowledged that God has carried them from the womb, and have encouraged themselves with the consideration of it in their greatest straits, Ps. 22:9, 10; 71:5, 6, 17.
2. He will then do them the kindness to promise that he will never leave them. He that was their first will be their last; he that was the author will be the finisher of their well-being (Isa. 46:4): "You have been borne by me from the belly, nursed when you were children; and even to your old age I am he, when, by reason of your decays and infirmities, you will need help as much as in your infancy." Israel were now growing old, so was their covenant by which they were incorporated, Heb. 8:13. Gray hairs were here and there upon them, Hos. 7:9. And they had hastened their old age, and the calamities of it, by their irregularities. But God will not cast them off now, will not fail them when their strength fails; he is still their God, will still carry them in the same everlasting arms that were laid under them in Moses's time, Deut. 33:27. He has made them and owns his interest in them, and therefore he will bear them, will bear with their infirmities, and bear them up under their afflictions: "Even I will carry and will deliver them; I will now bear them upon eagles' wings out of Babylon, as in their infancy I bore them out of Egypt." This promise to aged Israel is applicable to every aged Israelite. God has graciously engaged to support and comfort his faithful servants, even in their old age: "Even to your old age, when you grow unfit for business, when you are compassed with infirmities, and perhaps your relations begin to grow weary of you, yet I am he—he that I am, he that I have been—the very same by whom you have been borne from the belly and carried from the womb. You change, but I am the same. I am he that I have promised to be, he that you have found me, and he that you would have me to be. I will carry you, I will bear, will bear you up and bear you out, and will carry you on in your way and carry you home at last."
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Madison Valley "Mad-P"
Address: 3000 E Mercer St
- Giving Garden(s)
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About The P-Patch
Number Of Plots: 17
Established: 2001
Size: 2,500 sq. ft.
Wait Time: 2+ years
The Mad-P P-Patch is located right behind the City People's garden store in Madison Valley. In addition to individual plots, there is also a large giving garden, a community herb garden, flower beds, and a raspberry patch.

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For silver market in Malaysia, a typical transaction would be a dealer bought his stock (silver coins, bars, rounds) from overseas supplier in bulk. Then, he sell the stocks to you in smaller quantity. You are buying his silver at a retail price. The dealer makes a margin as profit.
Sometimes, if you are buying a reasonably large number of silver, let's say 100 oz or more at one go – you might want to purchase directly from overseas. The advantage is, you cut down the middle man (dealer) cost. The disadvantage is, the transaction a little more troublesome and delivery takes longer than a local dealer. (I have written a detailed step-by-step guide on how to purchase silver from overseas here).
What I want to show you today is, how to buy silver locally
with overseas price, cheaper than overseas price!
This is a screen capture I took from APMEX website:
Assuming that I want to buy 10 oz of silver, each oz will cost $23.19. If I convert that into Ringgit…
$23.19 is equivalent to RM73.27. If I'm buying 10 x 1 oz of silver, that would be RM732.70.
This is where it gets interesting… A local dealer (Silver Street) is selling a pack of 10 x 1 oz of silver at RM730. This price is even cheaper than the overseas website price!
By the way, overseas delivery is usually much higher than local delivery. In this case, APMEX charges fixed $49.95 per shipment plus weight surcharge ~$0.30 for every oz in the shipment. While Silver Street only charges flat rate RM8.
By now, some people might thought this is a scam where someone offer irresistible low price for an item and would disappear after the payment is made. However, this is not the case because I've been buying from Silver Street for a long time. This company has a track record of offering silver products at very competitive price.
Silver price has increase quiet significantly on last Friday (28th June 2013), website like APMEX uses live spot price. When silver spot price change, APMEX price follows changing almost immediate. However Silver Street did not adjust the price to reflect the change in spot price. Is this a good thing? Well, good for investors but bad for the company pocket.
The good news is, if you are reading this on Monday morning (1st July 2013), you can still make it to buy some silver at such low price. The price will most likely only be revised by Monday noon. Such deal might not come every day, but when it comes do make sure you grab it.
To find out more about silver investment in Malaysia, take a look at the eBook: Practical Guide For Investing Silver In Malaysia. You will find out my tips for investing silver in Malaysia.


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In one of the more remote corners of Wayne County -- extreme southwestern Clinton Township -- there's not a lot of light at night to illuminate the narrow roads that snake their way through fertile farmlands on the brink of low-lying bogs and swamps.
Because there's not a lot of traffic or development, the area around Brown's Lake and Snoddy, Newkirk and Metcalf roads has found itself prone to the theft and destruction of roadway signs, sometimes with disastrous results.
Clinton Township trustees say the situation is enough to try one's patience and that the ongoing problem is exposing them to lawsuits because they cannot act quickly enough to repair and replace missing signs.
In addition, the lost signs, which the township has to replace at its own expense, cost money that could be spent in other areas.
Longtime trustee Wes Plant said the advent of nice weather in springtime typically triggers the start of the township's signage woes, which continue on into the fall.
During that time, Plant said, it's open season and anything can happen in terms of road signs coming up missing.
"It's road signs of any kind -- anything that'll come loose," lamented trustee Gene Frost. "They just take them or knock them down. The (missing) stop signs are a serious problem."
According to township figures, the stop sign at the intersection of Snoddy and Metcalf roads has been stolen five times in the past year.
Curve signs on Force Road have not only been stolen on a number of occasions, but also flattened by motorists who are apparently intentionally running over them.
And the Snoddy Road name signs have become a particularly favorite target of thieves.
Bill Leitch, director of the Wooster office of the Ohio Department of Transportation, sympathizes with the township's predicament, but said that most of the signage is simply not ODOT's responsibility.
"It's our responsibility to take care of the 'stop' signs onto state highways, but that's about it," said Leitch. The other signs -- stop signs at township road intersections -- are the responsibility of the trustees, Leitch said.
Townships have to order their road signs either through the Wayne County Engineer's office or through private companies.
Among the more expensive signs, Plant said, are "caution" type signs and "high water" signs which run $47 and "hidden drive" signs which cost $39, with posts on which the signs are mounted costing $4.50 each.
In addition, he said, there are labor costs -- paying the township maintenance man to do the replacement work.
At the Wayne County Engineer's Office, Nate DeLong said there is crew that spends all its time replacing stolen, vandalized or worn out signs on county highways.
DeLong said that Chippewa Township roads typically suffer the greatest level of sign vandalism and theft, but said he sympathizes with the plight of township trustees and their problems with rural road signs.
Plant and Frost, who say they spend a lot more time than they used to driving township roads to look for downed, damaged or missing signs, were unable to break out costs for vandalized signs versus normal replacement.
Sometimes difficult to determine whether a sign is missing from a given location, Plant said.
"If you're driving down the road and you know the lay of the road, you might not realize that there was a curve sign at a particular location that is no longer there because somebody took it. It might take a while for it to sink in that there was sign there, that you've been used to seeing, that's not there anymore. The trustees drive the roads and look. It's about all we can do," Plant said.
Last September, Charles Deringer of 415 N. Mill St., Fredericksburg, traveling eastbound on Brown Road in the early morning hours may have been the victim of such vandalism.
The cyclist apparently came up over a hill where the road made a sharp left turn and, because the curve sign was missing, he continued going straight, went off the road and into a fence.
He was severely injured and is suing the Clinton Township Board of Trustees in the matter. Township trustees say there are extenuating factors involved in the accident beyond a missing sign.
Wayne County Sheriff Thomas Maurer said deputies on patrol are always on the lookout for missing and damaged road signs, but conceded it is impossible for them to track the status of all the signs around the county.


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Your New Home Awaits House - Property ID: 586689
This stunning home is sure to impress even the fussiest buyers. The home is ideal for a family with its four bedrooms, three living areas and great use of the outdoor rooms whilst still providing plenty of room in the back yard.
With its attractive facade you will be instantly drawn inside where you will be amazed by the wide entrance with raised ceiling throughout. The formal lounge provides great space to relax and enjoy the tranquil sounds of the water feature.
Opposite the formal lounge will lead you through to another retreat which has three bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom.
The main entertaining area also features the kitchen which boasts plenty of bench space and a large butler's pantry fit for every chef. The lounge room has been fitted out with shelves and draws for your home entertainment system. The lounge and dining area features bi-fold doors that open out on to a large decked area great for outdoor entertaining.
The master bedroom is located at the rear of the house and includes plenty of storage space. It also has its own set of bi-fold doors that lead onto another decked area. The ensuite has stunning tiles in the large shower and a double vanity.
All in all, this home has many stunning features and a room to suit everyone whether it's one of the bedrooms, living areas or the amazing kitchen.
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Unkown file! Help please!
OK, for some reason I now have a file named "-f" in my home directory. I can't seem to remove it, I've tried "rm -f", "rm \-f", and "rm *f". This is a 77 byte file owned by root. If I use "ls *f" and it enter, it won't show up, but if I enter the same thing and keep hitting tab for auto-completion it will. Someone help. Does this mean someone's gotten in? Help please!
rm -rf yourfile
I'd try to remove it, as root
#rm -rf *f
if there aren't any other files or directories that end with an f.
No good. :(
I used "file *f" and it made funny sounds and said "cannot allocate memory"...
rm ./-f
There might be a space in the filename, maybe before the dash? Try rm " -f" (there's a space before the dash there).
How about trying to remove it using a file manager like Konqueror or nautilus?
"rm ./-f" as stated above should work. The "./" will keep the "-f" from being considered an argument. If it doesn't work, there may be more funny characters in the file name, like trailing spaces. try an "ls -b" to display unprintable characters.
I once had a file named "*.*" in a Dos directory that was difficult to safely remove.
Try renaming it in Konq or Nautilus.
I seem to recall running into a similar problem many years ago. I was able to rename the file, and then I could properly delete it. :)
It's gone! "rm ./-f" did it, thank you all. This will really help in the future, because I've had some other oddly named files that I had trouble with.
try this
the solution i could find was
use rm -- argument to tell that everything that follows is a file name and not an option
ex:- rm -r -- -f
The other trick is to cp out all other files in that dir, then rm -rf the dir .
Look at the date on the original post - it's a 5 year old thread. :)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Carolina Panthers wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin went out with a left knee injury Sunday against the New Orleans Saints.
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin suffered a knee injury against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday and won't return to the contest, the team announced ...
Although Kelvin Benjamin was forced to leave the Carolina Panthers ' Week 3 game with a knee injury and was unable to return, the team has a few other options that could be useful on the field and in fantasy lineups...
Roari and fire as the Carolina Panthers are introduced at Bank of America Stadium prior to playing the New Orleans Saints. Davie d T. Foster III - [email protected]
A key NFC South game looms at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday between the 2-0 Panthers and the 0-2 Saints. Let's check the injury reports after Friday's practice. Panthers Week 3 inju...
The Panthers will be rolling with one member of the Kalil family again this week. Center Ryan Kalil has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Saints after missing practice all week wit...
Carolina Panthers TE Ed Dickson has done the dirty work in Charlotte and Baltimore. But with Greg Olsen hurt, Dickson gets a chance to be the guy.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers made the most of their limited offense through two games.
For Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, the new normal will be periodic limited practices, due to his shoulder. He was limited in practice on Wednesday due to both his shoulder and his ankle. It'...
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The Panthers cut three-time All-Pro punter Andy Lee and third-string quarterback/special teams player Joe Webb to trim roster to 53 players.
Former South Carolina wide receiver Damiere Byrd made the Carolina Panthers 53-man roster.
The Carolina Panthers went 6-10 after Super Bowl 50. Older players like Thomas Davis and Julius Peppers have no time for a rebuilding project in 2017.
When NFL teams trim rosters from 90 players to 53 by Saturday at 4 p.m., they inevitably cut players you root for. It's a terrible day.
Defensive end Efe Obada writes about his journey to the Carolina Panthers.
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Panthers' Cam Newton: May see a few snaps in preseason finale
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Panthers coach Ron Rivera isn't concerned about quarterback Cam Newton's limited reps in the preseason.
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Christian McCaffrey and Curtis Samuel are great additions for the Panthers, but Cam Newton will need time to learn how to work them into the target rotation.
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Carolina Panthers third-year linebacker Shaq Thompson dropped 10 pounds to be faster in coverage. Now Ron Rivera has to get him more playing time.
Carolina Panthers rookie kicker Harrison Butker, with lone kicking responsibilities in Saturday training camp practice, hit four of six attempts.
Panthers first-rounder Christian McCaffrey has been as good as advertised and has his teammates buzzing about his speed and pass-catching ability.
Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Amini Silatolu could help the line's depth - and his roster chances - by playing well as the second-team left tackle.
Carolina Panthers' veteran center Ryan Kalil showed progress in Carolina's second practice of training camp Thursday, July 27. 2017, in Spartanburg.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Cam Newton did not throw as the Panthers opened a mandatory three-day minicamp, while offensive tackle Michael Oher remained absent from practice eight months after suffering a concussion.
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The Panthers confirmed Monday that quarterback Cam Newton won't throw during this week's minicamp.
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The Carolina Panthers' mandatory minicamp will take place from Tuesday-Thursday this week. Cam Newton's continued rehab process and will be among the most important storylines.
Thomas Davis may be closer to the end of his NFL career than the beginning, but he can still get it done in a variety of ways. The Panthers veteran plays a traditional off-the-ball linebacker role ...
Michael Oher's Instagram signals it's time for Oher, in the concussion protocol nine months, and the Carolina Panthers to focus on his post-NFL life.
Cam Newton's annual charity weekend attracted big names - all for the sake of youths in Charlotte and Atlanta.
Carolina Panthers tackle Michael Oher, whose story famously inspired The Blind Side, posted an Instagram photo of 10 pill bottles with the caption, 'All for the brain smh'.
After the Carolina Panthers lost Super Bowl 50 to Denver, head coach Ron Rivera said his team could take inspiration from the Broncos, who returned two years after losing the game to claim the Lombardi Trophy.
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It's time again for the annual Coats for Kids program in the Twin Cities.
This year, Pilgrim Cleaners is seeking to collect 10,000 gently used winter coats for those in need. There are two Pilgrim Cleaners locations in Blaine, one in Coon Rapids.
Pilgrim Cleaners has collected more than 385,000 coats since it started the program in 1986. Sun Newspapers, WCCO Radio, KARE 11 and Subway are media sponsors.
This year's collection drive runs through Friday, Oct. 11.
Anyone who wants to donate a gently used coat can take it to any of the 25 Pilgrim Cleaners locations or the Sun Newspapers offices in Eden Prairie and Osseo.
The program accepts coats for children and adults. Go online to find the nearest location.
Pilgrim will clean the coats and give them to eight metro-area charities, which will distribute them to those in need.
Community members can also send monetary gifts to the Coats for Kids fund, c/o Pilgrim Cleaners, 3217 85th Ave. N., Brooklyn Park, MN 55443. One hundred percent of donations will go toward purchasing new children's coats.
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Perhaps I should call this The Beginning - Again. Except I'm really not at square one. More like square two.
Five months ago, I had a baby. 3.5 months ago, I started working out again, mainly going to barre classes and run/walking on the treadmill. But every time I ran, my uterus felt like it was going to fall out the front. It was discouraging. It still is. My shoes didn't fit right, my clothes didn't fit right. It was discouraging. It still is. So I did what I did when I started running four years ago: I bought new shoes. I got fitted at my local Fleet Feet. Things are different. I no longer over-pronate or need stability shoes. I'm firmly in the neutral running shoe camp now. I came home with a pretty new pair of Brooks Ghosts 6 and a new pair of socks.
I anxiously waited for Sunday. Ironically, I missed my barre class because I overslept, but I didn't miss the run. I ate my cereal, went to the store, and came home to gorgeous weather and 35* temperatures. I laced up my shoes and I ran. It was hard. I huffed and puffed. I wanted to quit on the inclines. I ran 1/4 mile and it was easier, 1/2 mile and still it was easier, and then I took a walk break. I ran to where I thought a mile was and I turned around to come home. The end was easier and it felt more natural. My pelvis only hurt a bit. I got in and plugged in my course and my time. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I ran 2.1 miles in 26:33, which was a 12:54 pace.
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By Patty Kruszewski, Citizen Managing Editor 10/08/12
Community leaders and elected officials from across the region gathered in eastern Henrico Sept. 24 to celebrate the opening of a new resource center for job-seekers that is the first of its kind in Central Virginia.
The Resource Workforce Center, located just off Nine Mile Road at 121 Cedar Fork Road, is the first such center inthe area to serve both adults and older youth.
Members of the federally funded Resource Workforce Investment Board, which works to increase private sector employment opportunities, joined in cutting the ribbon to mark the official opening and followed up with tours and information sessions led by center staff and community partners such as the Community College Workforce Alliance, Job Corps, Virginia Employment Commission, and Senior Connections.
"It's such a beautiful day," exulted James Holland of the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors, chairman of the resource consortium of local elected officials, as he prepared to cut the ribbon at the entrance to the center. "We're having class outside!"
In addition to serving as a one-stop job-shopping resource for the unemployed, disadvantaged adults and older youth, said Holland, the center will also assist the underemployed. "You may have a job," he noted. "But do you have a career?"
The center will help entrepreneurs as well, through a program known as resource business solutions that asks the leadership from various companies, "What do you need to expand?" Among the companies that have expressed interest in such assistance are a growing food supply company and a railroad company losing workers to retirement.
But "first and foremost," said Holland, "[the center] will offer those who come a friendly face."
Deborah Wickham, chairman of the Resource Workforce Investment Board, noted that a great deal of research has gone into locating centers where they can best serve the more than one million citizens in the area's member jurisdictions, which include the counties of Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, New Kent, Powhatan as well as the City of Richmond. One of three area workforce centers (the others are in Chesterfield County and South Richmond, with a fourth opening soon near downtown Richmond), the 20,000 square-foot center replaces one less than half its size on Williamsburg Road.
"Eastern Richmond and Henrico contain some of the highest concentrations of poverty in our region," Holland pointed out, "and so we are opening this center where it is most needed."
Representatives of various organizations began their tours in the reception area, which features kiosks for easy registration and space for one or more police officers on site. Among features of the dedicated space for youth are computer labs and stations for resume writing, as well as facilities housing the Resource Youth Network's out-of-school program, the GOALS Institute.
The converted building, formerly a Verizon call center, also boasts a large conference room, a resource room that can be used to access the internet for job searches, and access to printers and faxes for submitting job applications and resumes. Center staff offer job seeker services such as resume reviews, skills assessment, career counseling, mock interviews, and for individuals who qualify, intensive training that may include free tuition to local educational institutions.
"It's all about connecting people with partnerships and working together," said Holland. "It will come to fruition."
Frank Thornton of the Henrico County Board of Supervisors, whose Fairfield District includes the new center, described similar visions for the site as he prepared for the ribbon-cutting. "This will be a venue of collegiality," Thornton said. "Of service to our people."
"You've heard of no wine before its time?" he asked. "Our time has arrived."
Snipping the ribbon, Holland added emphasis with a flourish and triumphantly held the scissors aloft.
"It's open!" announced Holland. "Go forth and prosper!"
For details about the Resource Workforce Center, visit http://www.ResourceVA.com.
Crime Stoppers' Crime of the Week: Sept. 18, 2017
Citizen Staff Reports 09/18/2017 General NewsPublic SafetyCrime of the Week
Crime Stoppers is seeking information about a shooting in Richmond that resulted in an injured child and the murder of an adult.
At approximately 10:21 p.m., Sept. 9, Richmond Police were called to the 3200 block of 5th Avenue for a report of a person shot. They quickly located two victims suffering from gunshot wounds, a 57-year-old male and a 9-year-old female. > Read more.
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Commonwealth Senior Living at the West End, located at 2400 Gaskins Rd., will hold their grand opening on Oct. 3 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The community recently underwent a multi-million-dollar renovation which included the addition of a new memory care neighborhood, new resident suites, an expanded dining room, and brand-new courtyards and additional outdoor spaces. Commonwealth Senior Living associates will be on site to provide tours of the newly renovated community. > Read more.
Wegmans to sponsor Turkey Trot 10K
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Wegmans Food Markets Inc. will become title sponsor of the Richmond Road Runners Club's annual Turkey Trot 10K, a Thanksgiving Day tradition for many Richmond area runners.
Wegmans and RRRC have signed a three-year agreement whereby the race, beginning in November 2017, will be known as the Wegmans Turkey Trot 10K. RRRC will continue to manage race operations. > Read more.
Publix to open at Virginia Center Marketplace Oct. 11
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Publix will open its next Henrico location at 10150 Brook Road in the Virginia Center Marketplace shopping center in Glen Allen Oct. 11 at 7 a.m. The store will host a grand opening ceremony at that time.
The location will be the Florida chain's fifth in Henrico, joining those already open at Nuckols Place and The Shoppes at Crossridge in Glen Allen, The Shops at White Oak Village in Eastern Henrico and John Rolfe Commons in the Far West End. > Read more.
Statewide tax amnesty period underway
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Delinquent individual and business taxpayers in Virginia can pay back taxes with no penalties and half the interest from now through Nov. 14, as part of the 2017 Virginia Tax Amnesty Program, which began Sept. 13.
Approved by the 2017 General Assembly, the program assumes collection of $89.5 million for the general fund to support education, health, and public safety, as well as to provide a cash reserve. > Read more.
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Schizophr Res 76:309-16. 2005..This study systematically assessed the frequency and clinical impact of OC symptoms among outpatients with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder...
- Clinical implications of antipsychotic-induced hyperprolactinemia in patients with schizophrenia spectrum or bipolar spectrum disorders: recent developments and current perspectivesMatthew Byerly
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J Clin Psychopharmacol 27:639-61. 2007..A comprehensive overview of antipsychotics and hyperprolactinemia is presented together with a review of emerging evidence about the short- and long-term health risks of hyperprolactinemia...
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Psychiatry Res 133:129-33. 2005..Non-adherence was detected in 12 of 25 patients (48%) by MEMS and 0% by the Clinician Rating Scale. Clinician assessment dramatically underestimated antipsychotic non-adherence...
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Control Clin Trials 25:598-612. 2004..In this article, randomized controlled trials of second generation antipsychotics in schizophrenia are reviewed and analyzed with respect to funding source (industry vs. non-industry funding)...
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Schizophr Res 100:39-52. 2008..This double-blind study compared a second generation (atypical) antipsychotic drugs compared to a representative older agent for patients with schizophrenia who use or avoid illicit substances...
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text: On Sun, 2004-07-18 at 17:24, gerard.vermeulen at grenoble.cnrs.fr wrote: > Hi Todd, > > This is a follow-up on the 'header pep' discussion. Great! I was afraid you were going to disappear back into the ether. Sorry I didn't respond to this yesterday... I saw it but accidentally marked it as "read" and then forgot about it as the day went on. > The attachment numnum-0.1.tar.gz contains the sources for the > extension modules pep and numnum. At least on my systems, both > modules behave as described in the 'numarray header PEP' when the > extension modules implementing the C-API are not present (a situation > not foreseen by the macros import_array() of Numeric and especially > numarray). For numarray, this was *definitely* foreseen at some point, so I'm wondering what doesn't work now... > IMO, my solution is 'bona fide', but requires further > testing. I'll look it over today or tomorrow and comment more then. > The pep module shows how to handle the colliding C-APIs of the Numeric > and numarray extension modules and how to implement automagical > conversion between Numeric and numarray arrays. Nice; the conversion code sounds like a good addition to me. > For a technical reason explained in the README, the hard work of doing > the conversion between Numeric and numarray arrays has been delegated > to the numnum module. The numnum module is useful when one needs to > convert from one array type to the other to use an extension module > which only exists for the other type (eg. combining numarray's image > processing extensions with pygame's Numeric interface): > > Python 2.3+ (#1, Jan 7 2004, 09:17:35) > [GCC 3.3.1 (SuSE Linux)] on linux2 > Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. > >>> import numnum; import Numeric as np; import numarray as na > >>> np1 = np.array([[1, 2], [3, 4]]); na1 = numnum.toNA(np1) > >>> na2 = na.array([[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]]); np2 = numnum.toNP(na2) > >>> print type(np1); np1; type(np2); np2 > <type 'array'> > array([[1, 2], > [3, 4]]) > <type 'array'> > array([[1, 2, 3], > [4, 5, 6]],'i') > >>> print type(na1); na1; type(na2); na2 > <class 'numarray.numarraycore.NumArray'> > array([[1, 2], > [3, 4]]) > <class 'numarray.numarraycore.NumArray'> > array([[1, 2, 3], > [4, 5, 6]]) > >>> > > The pep module shows how to implement array processing functions which > use the Numeric, numarray or Sequence C-API: > > static PyObject * > wysiwyg(PyObject *dummy, PyObject *args) > { > PyObject *seq1, *seq2; > PyObject *result; > > if (!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "OO", &seq1, &seq2)) > return NULL; > > switch(API) { We'll definitely need to cover API in the PEP. There is a design choice here which needs to be discussed some and any resulting consensus documented. I haven't looked at the attachment yet. > case NumericAPI: > { > PyObject *np1 = NN_API->toNP(seq1); > PyObject *np2 = NN_API->toNP(seq2); > result = np_wysiwyg(np1, np2); > Py_XDECREF(np1); > Py_XDECREF(np2); > break; > } > case NumarrayAPI: > { > PyObject *na1 = NN_API->toNA(seq1); > PyObject *na2 = NN_API->toNA(seq2); > result = na_wysiwyg(na1, na2); > Py_XDECREF(na1); > Py_XDECREF(na2); > break; > } > case SequenceAPI: > result = seq_wysiwyg(seq1, seq2); > break; > default: > PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, "Should never happen"); > return 0; > } > > return result; > } > > See the README for an example session using the pep module showing that > it is possible pass a mix of Numeric and numarray arrays to pep.wysiwyg(). > > Notes: > > - it is straightforward to adapt pep and numnum so that the conversion > functions are linked into pep instead of imported. > > - numnum is still 'proof of concept'. I am thinking about methods to > make those techniques safer if the numarray (and Numeric?) header > files make it never into the Python headers (or make it safer to > use those techniques with Python < 2.4). In particular it would > be helpful if the numerical C-APIs export an API version number, > similar to the versioning scheme of shared libraries -- see the > libtool->versioning info pages. I've thought about this a few times; there's certainly a need for it in numarray anyway... and I'm always one release too late. Thanks for the tip on libtool->versioning. > I am considering three possibilities to release a more polished > version of numnum (3rd party extension writers may prefer to link > rather than import numnum's functionality): > > 1. release it from PyQwt's project page > 2. register an independent numnum project at SourceForge > 3. hand numnum over to the Numerical Python project (frees me from > worrying about API changes). > > Regards -- Gerard Vermeulen (3) sounds best to me, for the same reason that numarray is a part of the numpy project and because numnum is a Numeric/numarray tool. There is a small issue of sub-project organization (seperate bug tracking, etc.), but I figure if SF can handle Python, it can handle Numeric, numarray, and probably a number of other packages as well. Something like numnum should not be a problem and so to promote it, it would be good to keep it where people can find it without having to look too hard. 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A special commission investigating reports of Los Angeles County jailhouse deputy misconduct is considering secret testimony because a code of silence among jail deputies is hampering the probe.
The sheriff's independent watchdog has described a code of silence among some deputies that has thwarted past jail abuse investigations.
In one case, the Los Angeles Times ( http://lat.ms/tnrndm ) says a deputy who reported a guard for roughing up an inmate got threatening telephone calls describing him as a "rat" and telling him to watch his back.
There is a federal investigation into inmate abuse and the Board of Supervisors created the commission to examine allegations of deputy misconduct.
Besides anonymous deputy testimony, the Rev. Cecil Murray, one of the commissioners, says he would consider partial criminal immunity for deputies who testify.
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New Mass Effect in early development at BioWare
Executive Producer of the Mass Effect series Casey Hudson confirmed via Twitter that BioWare is currently working on an all-new Mass Effect.
"We're in early stages of designing a completely new Mass Effect game. What would you want to see in it?" Of course, following such an announcement with a question to the Twitter community led to a lot of constructive feedback.
"Great suggestions coming in for the next #MassEffect game. Seems to be lots of interest in playable alien race," answered Hudson. No other details are known at this time.
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Mayan calendar Dec 21 apocalypse prediction makes Russians stock up food
December 8, 2012 in Crazy and bizarre, Europe and Middle East, Serious stuff
As the Mayan calendar comes to an end on December 21st 2012, it has been interpreted as the coming of the end of the world. Although being rejected by the majority as a simple hoax theory, it has resulted in Russians who believe in the apocalypse to begin stock up on food supplies.
According to The Telegraph, supermarkets and hardware stores in different areas of Russia has experienced an increase in demand for food, candles, torches and other remedies that could be considered useful in the event of an apocalypse. The price of candles has trebled in a chain of hardware stores due to the increased demand.
Some stores have even put together "Meet the end of the world" survival kits, to cater for the alternative demand situation. The kits include a bar of soap, rope and, since we are in Russia, a bottle of vodka.
The Moscow broadsheet Vedomosti explained in an editorial, that:
"Our Russian psychosis has two curious features. Firstly, that an 80 per cent Christian Orthodox society for some reason reacts to a Mayan calendar which no one has even seen. And secondly, that the end of the world is perceived as an economic crisis that can be survived on the banal level of consumption."
The Russian Prime Minister, Dimitri Medvedev said on live television, that: "I don't believe in the end of the world", but added at the end: "At least, not this year."


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Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn
Now available in print, at Smashwords, and for Apple, SonyReader, and NOOK!
Those of you who follow this blog know that I don't often discuss my writing directly. Frankly, I'm not sure why I haven't. Perhaps, it's because being a writer is as much a part of me as my hair color, and why would anyone be interested in that?
This past week, though, has been phenomenal, and I have been asked by several of this site's members, my Facebook friends, and my Twitter followers to make note of the occasion with a few well-chosen words.
So, here goes…
Once upon a time, indeed back before time, there lived a little girl, who had brown hair and brown eyes. The young family of which she was a part lived in one half of a duplex in Columbus, Ohio, that was referred to as "The Double." Her paternal grandmother and great-aunt lived in the other side of this quaint abode. Her maternal grandmother, who worked for a publisher, lived not so far away in Crawfordsville, Indiana.
The young girl lived happily among a plethora of adults, learning to write at her paternal grandmother's desk – her short, stocky legs swinging beneath the dining room chair in which she often found herself sitting.
As the years progressed, boxes would appear as if from magic at the home's heavy oak door, sent by the child's maternal grandmother. Contained within were reams of multi-colored papers glued together and formed into books, their pages empty and waiting for her to fill.
Having just learned her letters, the girl wasn't quite ready to tell her own story, and so, she spent hour upon hour copying words from her favorite storybooks onto the blank pages, dreaming of a time when she would be wise enough to write a story of her own.
Time passed. The girl went to school, grew into a reasonably good-looking woman, met a handsome prince, married, and had two strong, handsome sons.
One day, the woman realized that deep within her a story was beginning to form. The handsome prince bought her an IBM Wheelwriter III typewriter as a gift and encouraged her to let her manuscript unfold. Gradually, the words began to take form on paper, and the stack of pages beside her grew. And they grew… And they grew some more… At long last, a cozy mystery was born, and the woman named it, Chocolate Can Kill.
The prince, unfortunately, died young, but one of the handsome sons married the best daughter-in-law in the world. On balance the woman, as she now was, considered herself to be blessed.
Meanwhile, Chocolate as the book was nicknamed sat in a box. From time to time, the woman took it out and read through it, taking a few words out here and adding some more there. Finding herself now living alone, she joined several writers groups, surrounded herself with beta readers, and requested feedback. She read bookcases full of other writers' work and studied their methods and their madness. She attended lectures and MWA Universities. She emailed and spent hours on the phone and in person discussing writing with friends.
Sometimes, the world seemed to turn on her. Once, at a writers' group, another writer handed her Chapter 5 completely crossed out in red. Another writer literally tore the pages of her manuscript into shreds. Other stories came into her head, were written, sent out to publishers, and rejected.
Then an article was published. She was asked to edit a magazine. Businesses she owned required marketing materials, and consulting work appeared for her technical writing. Here and there, smaller and larger works were published as her writing generated a larger and larger part of her income.
But still, she added some words here and took out some more there as Chocolate, she knew, was not quite ready.
Years passed. The woman's hair became slightly gray, but only at the temples, which she convinced herself was okay. She started a tri-state medical outsourcing business and flipped a five store retail chain. She was Director of a behavioral healthcare firm. She managed six cemeteries and funeral homes.
More of her works were offered in print, but Chocolate – her first and her favorite – had yet to find its way to the light, despite the fact that it had once been a Malice Domestic Contest finalist.
Then one day a knight in shining armor (http://www.newbreedmarketer.com/blog), who had worked with her on a project, suggested that she catch a ride on the epublishing wave. Day after day, he harassed her with first this idea and then that until finally the woman gave in and did what she had vowed she would never do again. Leaning on his technical knowledge and skills, she went a step further than he had suggested and started a publishing business.
Quickly, other people flocked to her with their words – fine words, strong words, successful words, and she published them. A cry went out into the country, as a graphic cover artist was needed, and an Angel (http://www.freewebs.com/angelnichols/resume.htm) answered the call.
It was then that the miracle happened. The woman took one last nip here and another tuck there before she set Chocolate Can Kill's final manuscript down. The time was right. The work was at long last finished. Angel had even designed a fabulous cover!
The fish swam, the birds sang – all was right with the world! The woman's fairy tale story had indeed come true.
On February 12, 2012, Chocolate Can Kill was launched as an ebook onto an unsuspecting and poorly prepared world, just in time for Valentine's Day, and Chocolate Can Kill is now available in both print and epublished versions. A piece titled Roses and Chocolates was posted on annieacorn.com to mark the occasion. The woman's Twitter followers and Facebook friends from all over the world read that post and encouraged her. They also (Bless them!) bought copies of her book.
Gradually, buzz was created.
Soon, Chocolate Can Kill was consistently showing in the top 5 in both of its primary Amazon categories and placing in the top 100 in a third, much larger, category. Sales on Barnes and Noble were also quite good and grew steadily.
Then, on Tuesday evening, April 17, 2012, the woman was sitting in a comfortable chair, quietly minding her own business, when she decided to check on her sales. Lo and behold, sales on Barnes and Noble, already reasonably good, had increased dramatically.
Suddenly, Chocolate's overall sales ranking had leaped from 1900 to 363. The woman watched enthralled as sales just kept pouring in. Needing to share the excitement with someone, she reached for the phone, but then realized that her BFF was probably asleep. Handsome son #2 lived in Seattle, but he was tied up in a meeting and couldn't answer. Finally, through the magic of cell phone technology, she connected with the best daughter-in-law in the world, who was still awake and in the midst of doing her shopping.
Having shared her momentous news, the woman crawled into bed – at this point definitely A Tired Older Woman. The next morning still more excitement greeted her, as during the night, Chocolate had continued to move onward and upward and was now sales ranked at # 171 on Barnes and Noble.
Grabbing a pitcher of espresso and a pain au chocolat for much needed caffeine, calories, and cholesterol, the woman glued herself to her laptop screen as watching Chocolate's sales ranking rise was even more fun than tracking election night presidential returns. Now fortified by some much needed chocolate, the woman watched as the number kept dropping – first to #157, then to # 66, then to # 33.
You guessed it – that woman was me! As I write this, Chocolate Can Kill is sales ranked # 18 on Barnes and Noble, and sales have picked up dramatically on Amazon as well.
I have enjoyed most of the journey – the red "Xs" and the torn up manuscript, not so much. Writing, although work, energizes me. It is my passion – my reason for being. It is me! My hope is that those who read Chocolate Can Kill will enjoy it, relax while they read it, and think kindly of me.
I have three other novels written and in the editing stage. I would like for them to receive such a welcome as well, so I promise I won't release them before they are truly ready.
One of my friends gave me a bear hug today. "You're an overnight wonder!" she exclaimed.
No, that I am not, but – and this is the point I want to make through this post to all of you writers out there, who are still dreaming – all of my efforts were NOT in vain!
I worked hard on Chocolate for many years, waiting for the moment when it was well and truly ready to be tested. Other works came easier and made it into the light sooner. Other kinds of writing took precedence. I spent years studying my craft, and then, having paid my dues, I applied what I had learned. I was both disciplined and determined. I would do it all over again.
I am writing this now not to brag, but to encourage all of those hopeful writers out there who will read this. Yes, there are dues to pay. Yes, writing is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. Yes, there are plenty of people who will tell you, "No!" or "This is horrible." Still, you can do it, and when you have had even a day like the one I've just been lucky enough to have, you, too, will say to yourself, "It was worth it!"
Annie Acorn
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East Anglia growing faster than key city regions, LEP analysis reveals
PUBLISHED: 17:39 21 December 2015 | UPDATED: 09:26 24 December 2015
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New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has welcomed data showing the East Anglian economy expanding at its fastest rate since 2010.
The economies of Suffolk and Norfolk grew at a combined rate of 4.1% last year, according to calculations by the LEP's economic analyst and based on figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)
This was just above the national average (excluding London) of 4.0% and well ahead of the levels achieved by city regions such as Birmingham (1.6%) Manchester (3.2%) and Sheffield (3.1%).
It means the economy of the two counties is now worth £33.9billion a year to the UK economy, representing 2.5% of national output.
Gross value added (GVA) per head, a key measure of regional standards of living and welfare, increased by 3.4% across the two counties, on a par with the UK average and ahead of the non-London UK figure of 3.3%.
An increase of 1.8% in total wages paid by employers in the region was also on a par with the non-London UK average.
A break-down of figures between the two counties shows that while the value of Norfolk's economy remained ahead of that for Suffolk, at £18.6bn against £15.3bn, Suffolk narrowed the gap with an annual rate of growth of 5% against Norfolk's 3.3%. Suffolk also achieved GVA per head, at 4.5% compared with Norfolk's 2.5%.
Sector by sector, Construction contributed most to growth in Suffolk and Norfolk, expanding by 10.6% last year compared with 9.2% nationally. Business Services (7.8%), IT and Communications (6.8%) and Real Estate (6.7%) also showed strong growth, with Agriculture (5.1%) and Manufacturing (3.3%) also well in positive territory.
Chris Starkie, managing director of New Anglia LEP, said: "It is very encouraging to see solid growth in our high value and high future growth sectors such as Business Services and Information Technology and Communications."
However, he added: "Our focus for 2016 will be supporting businesses to create those high value jobs and skilled workforces that are going to drive up productivity in Suffolk and Norfolk, because although all the figures are going in the right direction in terms of employment and growth we are still lagging behind the rest of the UK when it comes to our actual output."


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Tri-City Healthcare District officials adopted a debt-restructuring plan last night that could significantly reduce the Oceanside hospital's financing costs over the coming years.
The move will let the public district get out from under $58.4 million in bonds with variable interest rates, which in recent months have climbed to 17 percent. Lines of credit with interest rates as low as 1.5 percent will replace the bonds.
The change will save $7 million annually for the hospital, which faces a challenging business environment because of the recession and the realignment this year of one of North County's largest physician practices, Sharp Mission Park Medical Group.
The district's board of directors voted 4-2 to approve the refinancing plan that taps two sources of funding. District officials still must finalize the plan with lenders.
About $45 million would come from a line of credit obtained from Morgan Stanley with an interest rate of 1.5 percent.
A second revolving line of credit for as much as $75 million would be obtained from a private health care lender, with $13 million going toward retiring the remainder of the variable-rate bonds. Interest on that debt would be about 8.75 percent.
Director Kathleen Sterling, who voted against the plan, was concerned that the Morgan Stanley debt required the district to put up $45 million of its reserves as collateral. She said the proposal was too risky because the lender could call in the loan at any time.
If that were to happen, the hospital would use $45 million from the second line of credit to pay off the Morgan Stanley loan, said Larry Anderson, the hospital's interim CEO who crafted the refinancing plan.
Sterling wasn't convinced, and she asked her colleagues to postpone a decision for at least an additional week.
"This is playing with too much risk," she said.
But Anderson said the district risked losing both lines of credit and running up more interest costs if the board didn't act immediately.
The second line of credit also would provide up to $17 million for construction projects.
However, that money wouldn't help with $600 million in state-mandated seismic upgrades to the hospital and other expansions that were part of three bond measures voters rejected over the past two years.
The plan should get Tri-City out of a deal that looked like a smart bet in 2007 when the board voted unanimously to convert long-term debt from fixed-rate bonds to auction-rate securities instruments that, at the time, offered significantly lower financing costs.
Many other hospitals nationwide did the same thing, but the bet turned sour last spring when the market for auction-rate securities collapsed and interest rates soared.
Without a new refinancing package, Tri-City could lose as much as $8.7 million this year, district officials said.
The Tri-City Healthcare District serves Oceanside, Vista and Carlsbad.
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The spatial evolution of plasma filaments in air induced by femtosecond laser pulses is investigated experimentally. Several major filaments and small scaled additional filaments are detected in the plasma channel. The complicated interaction process of filaments as splitting, fusion and spreading is observed. The major filaments propagate stably, and the small scaled additional filaments can be attracted to the major filaments and merged with them. The major filaments are formed due to the perturbation of initial beam profile and the small scaled filaments are mainly caused by the transverse modulational instability.
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But it's a V1.0 program, I think there will be loads of changes and also export options.There is already talk about adding FCP imports ?So if there would be FCP exports there will be more options hopefully.
I'll tell you the god's honest truth, most of complainers for just about anything in this world more often than not are not the power users, they are the casual users and just need something to bitch about.
bcooter: the apple store is not for professionals...they don't have any drives that are worth considering doing video with/on...it's a candystore....
So, I read about FCPX and discover that several people that have been in the loop relatively early are pretty positive, while at the same time, pragmatic about its *current* limitations. I see a lot of very talented editors as upset as I was faced with the changes ahead. The one thing that bothers me is the mis-information that is being propagated, along with the snarkiness - I really don't care if Apple bought anyone lunch, or whatever..... I *get* the implications and for me FCPX looks to be compelling.
Good points!I'm *not* constrained by tape or older technologies, so I want to tell a story..... How would FCPX hold me back?
And the irony, is that they may be right somewhere... a new revolution is in the air?
My feeling as well on the global trend. They have a very good track record of anticipating and now shaping consumer's sentiments. A lot of the things they do on the software side are, to stay polite, dumbed down. But when you see the attendance of their software Te Deum applaud at the "revolutionary" concept of full screen apps, on is left wondering....
It depends. A story can be told and involved many persons on the chain. If you are telling the story on your own prod and don't have raw camera, FCP X will do the job perfectly fine...like any other editor by the way, even a freeware.If in your prod other departments are involved, you will not be able to communicate between softwares. You are in a closed application. And that's just the type of the iceberg.So, it depends.
Fred - I suspect we're more in agreement than not - and I totally get your concerns. The reason I brought up my experience with the .NET framework when *it* was at version 1.0, was I felt exactly the same!!!! Fast forward a couple of years and I'm a more productive developer than I ever have been.....You mention the lack of support *today* for existing standards, fair enough - but you refuse to acknowledge that these are being addressed..... why?The iphone crack is tiresome, I mention 4k native rendering because it has the power to support Red Raw as soon as support is added for it, sorry if I was unclear on that.


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SNH's work is about caring for the natural heritage, enabling people to enjoy it, helping people to understand and appreciate it, and supporting those who manage it.
Our aspiration is for the natural heritage to be used and managed sustainably. Our Natural Heritage Futures documents set out a vision for what Scotland's natural heritage could be like in 2025, and how that could be achieved. Moving towards that vision will require action by a wide range of organisations and individuals.
This is our Business Plan for 2017-18 . We have also published an Update to our Corporate Plan for 2017-2018.
Strategy and Priorities explains how SNH's work contributes to the Government's objectives, and includes statements on how our work has a major positive impact on the country's economy and on people's health and well-being.
Like many other public bodies SNH is significantly smaller in terms of budgets and staffing that it was a few years ago. At the same time, the demand for our services continues to increase. Nature and landscapes remain vital assets for wealth creation and the wellbeing of Scotland's people, and play a central role in Minister's ambitions for Scotland. Indeed the significance of these assets has become better understood over the last few years.
To meet the challenge and ensure we maintain, or even better increase our contribution to public value we need to look at some new thinking and be prepared to change some of our long standing approaches. To help our thinking, we asked the Royal Society of Arts to provide SNH and SEPA with their view of what transformational change in public services could look like from an environmental perspective. This report is the result. It looks widely at relationships between people and place to inform its recommendations.
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Here we have summarised our ambitions for Scotland's natural assets, highlighting how we will work with others to achieve them
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