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LightSpace CMS can be used with Osee's range of displays with 3D LUT capability for accurate display profiling and LUT generation, enabling full Closed Loop display calibration.
The following instructions are for calibration of Osee Displays via LightSpace CMS, with the generated 3D LUT manually uploaded into the display via Osee's own software.
At the time of writing some Osee displays include 3D LUT capability, while others in the Osee range do not. We suggest checking with Osee directly before a display purchase is made if intending to calibrate accurately via LightSpace CMS to verify 3D LUT capability.
Due to limitations with Osee displays only Patch Generation for display profiling is fully integrated. LUT Upload must be performed with Osee's own software.
Calibration of the Osee range of displays with 3D LUT capability using LightSpace CMS is as follows, with the use of Osee's own software for final LUT upload into the display.
The Upload menu is located under 'File/Upload'.
Note: The Osee display communication can unfortunately be rather flakey. If you cannot connect, or the connection is not reliable, power down the Osee display and disconnect the power lead, and go have a cup of tea. You need to allow the Osee hardware to lose all potential voltage before re-powering the display. After a reasonable period of time the Osee display can be re-powered, and with luck all will work correctly. If any further issues are found, run the power down cycle again until communication can be attained reliably.
To activate the internal Patch Generator within the Osee display navigate to the desired profiling mode within LightSpace CMS - Calibration Interface, or Display Characterisation.
When the patch window is activate within LightSpace (the LightSpace CMS internal floating patch window has been made active by clicking the small colour display box when using Quick Profiling or Manual Measure modes) the internal patch generator within the Osee display will mimic the colour displayed.
Profiling can then be performed as normal, using the probe connected to LightSpace, with the Osee display displaying the required patches during profiling.
After profiling, a Calibration LUT can be generated as normal in the required Osee .cube format, and uploaded directly into the Osee display via Osee's own software.
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So in this weeks reading Klosterman discussed laugh tracks and the burden to society that they present. Why is it that media thinks that people can't think for themselves? I'm pretty sure that I know what's funny, what's sad, and what's scary. Still, every time I watch a TV show or a movie I am constantly bombarded with images and sounds that attempt to tell me how to feel.
One besides the obvious topics (Laugh tracks and horror movie music) one thing that always gets me is the way that the media, specifically news broadcasts find the saddest images to show during a sad story. One particular example that comes to mind is when I watch coverage of a hurricane or a flood, especially stories regarding the aftermath of an act of God. This clipis a story about the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. In this news
report you see pictures of houses underwater, victims walking through waist-deep water, and buildings such as churches completely demolished. Another common image for news reports to show is animals swimming through the water not knowing where to go as well as animals stranded on things such as the roof of a house or the roof of a car as you see in the picture to the right.
This technique is very effective because seeing really is believing. When you just listen to a news story or read a newspaper there is a distance between you and the victims of the story, but when you can see what is really happening the image is burned into your mind and you imagine yourself in that situation. When you see what is happening to other people you can almost feel the emotions that the victims of the story are feeling.
Unless you don't have a compassionate bone in your body it is nearly impossible to not feel bad for someone who's house has been destroyed or for an animal that has no way to get rescued if you can visually see the damage. This technique is very well thought-out and can really get a story to stick with a person. So the moral of this story is that you need to prepare yourself for the most depressing images that the media can dig up when watching a story about a natural disaster, that way you won't be surprised and you can refrain from crying.

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The coastal region of the state Kerala is famous for its network of smaller and larger backwater canals. Few things excite a Dutchman more than seeing water management in action in other countries, so naturally we had to go there to see the Indian backwaters.
The main area from which the backwaters can be explored is Alleppey. Alleppey is famous for having thousands of canal boats and dozens of tours each day. In peak season the number of boats on the water can lead to congestion and pollution. For the latter reason many travellers seek out to go on punted or paddled tours.
A day after arriving we left on our day tour in the backwaters. Together with a German, a Ukrainian, two Brits and two Kiwi's we got on a water taxi and made our way to the tour's starting point. We got on our canoes and set off deeper into the canals of Alleppey.
Life in the backwaters is lived outside the house, near, in or on the water. As such passing through the villages and observing them in their daily routines provided an excellent opportunity to see what rural Indian life in Kerala is all about.
The first thing that struck me is that the villages consist of proper houses, or more precisely, villa's. Many are two story buildings with terraces and balconies, painted in bright red, blue or orange, and seem to be maintained to a reasonably high standard.
This seems in stark contrast with women washing clothes in the rivers, and drying them by beating each piece of clothing repeatedly on a rock, until most of the water is out and the sun can do the rest. Electricity is somewhat unreliable in these areas so presumably this is part of the reason why some areas of life have not changed. Mobile phones on the other hand are owned by everyone, and often internet for guests is provided by mobile hotspot rather than a cable or wifi router. Similarly many families in the backwaters grow or catch their own food. There were numerous occasions where we saw men fishing or cleaning a freshly caught fish.
All in all the villagers in Kerala seemed to live in abundance. I felt a bit reluctant to make frequent ot repeated photos of people doing the various mundane tasks of life, and wondered how the villagers feel about tour after your floating through their canals, with foreign or Indian tourists making photos of their daily lives. I asked our guide/captain about this and he explained that most don't mind at all, in part also because they benefit from the tourism, for example by cooking lunch or dinners for tours.
After Alleppey's backwaters we headed on to off the beaten track Munroe Island. We'd heard that Munroe Island was as pleasant as Alleppey, but with fewer tourists and even more laid back. We ended up in a wonderful looking cottage, built on the land of owner Surai and his family. Their own home had been built some 200 years earlier, and the land produced vegetables and spices.
The cottage was only built 4 months earlier, and was (not counting the more luxurious places we've stayed) by far the best value for money of India.
The bed was large with a thick comfortable mattress, the fan very quiet. The bathroom was up to Western quality and all of it was spotless clean. There was ample space to put our stuff, and in addition there was a very comfortable outside seating area. Whilst there wasn't a second floor as such the cottage had a red tiled pointed roof, which helped keep it cool during the day and warm during the night. The whole building was surrounded by flowers and situated just off the main road.
Suraj clearly was a man with a mission to go so all in on tourism. Since we stayed there for three nights we got to know him and his family a bit better than usual, and one evening, after the home cooked dinner, he opened up a bit more.
Suraj lived in his family's home with his wife and youngest daughter. His eldest daughter got married a few years ago and moved to Kollam with her husband. As per Indian tradition the marriage between his eldest daughter and husband was an arranged marriage in which his daughter had no say. While speaking about his family his wife got the wedding photo album and showed us the various dresses and explained the process. We in return told them about how this works in Europe and showed them some of our wedding photos. They were stunned at how Franzi looked, really impressed.
At that point his youngest (unmarried) daughter had joined and I could tell she adored the dress. I think Suraj might be in for a hard time with this one. She is very much a modern woman, studying maths at the state university, and clearly bright. What English she knew came out perfectly fine, but where she didn't have the vocabulary she lost confidence. Surprisingly Suraj commented "she studies math for two years but can't speak English, I didn't go to university but my English is fine". The comment was completely unjustified as his English is horribly accented and difficult to understand, but it did show an interesting, much more conservative aspect of his character than we'd seen so far. Perhaps he is not a forward thinking as we thought he was?
Later in the conversation about marriage Suraj touched on how expensive it is to arrange a marriage. The dowry for his eldest daughter was substantial and they could not afford for the youngest to get married any time soon. Here we at last see (in part) a strong motivation for the new cottage. The family didn't seem to be doing very well financially, and perhaps the funds that Suraj sent home from working in Bahrain are running out. To ensure their survival and his daughter's future he borrowed funds from the bank to build the cottage, as well as two smaller rooms next year.
Whilst it may make sense to go into tourism, it is a bit of a risky all or nothing strategy. If the income is not sufficient to pay off the debt he stands to lose everything, including the large 200 year old family home.
It does also explain the sometimes painful lengths he goes to to make sure his guests are happy, thereby achieving the exact opposite. A good illustration is with food. Franzi and I started eating less when travelling, often only having two meals a day, and even those tend to be small. However, the word enough doesn't seem to feature in Suraj' vocabulary. Even when we clearly said "no thank you", we still got a dollop of dalh or a new chipata. One day I was hungry for breakfast but Franzi wasn't, so I had breakfast alone. Suraj was completely upset: "Where's madam? She not happy to have breakfast?". My explanation that she wasn't hungry didn't seem to enter. He immediately switched tactics and decided "she will have breakfast later, at 10." I tried very hard to make him understand in polite but clear terms that it's Franzi's decision when she will have breakfast, if at all.
When I left him I was not 100% sure whether he got it, but sure enough he comes over around 10 and asks her whether she will have breakfast now. Her "No thank you, I'm not hungry" was met with confusion. How could she not eat? She must be unhappy. He turns to me but I just point at Franzi – she's the one he needs to talk with. After numerous assurances that we were perfectly happy and just not hungry he left, still looking slightly unsure.
It's this bossiness, that dominant aspect of his character, that may make him succeed or be his downfall. It could make him an attentive host or a bullying landlord. He could recognise the strengths in his family and put them to use for the business, or drive them away in megalomanic thinking. It did make me think of my experience in Croatia, where I met people who needed to plan their lives ahead given the adversity in their country, sometimes making big leaps of faith. It's the sort of thing that many of us don't need to do. Did we lose a skill there that is necessary in life, a sort of desperate inventiveness? Do humans need some level of struggle, to some extent have their backs against the wall, to make the most out of their lives?
His daughter seemed in awe with Franzi for the wedding she had and the lifestyle we have. Does she dream bigger? I looked for opportunities to encourage her confidence in English, equally realising that this is none of my business. Unfortunately no opportunity came, and when our taxi drove off we all waved and that was the last we'll see of them. I do hope Suraj and his family will be successful. He is in essence a good man, trying to provide for his family in the way he knows by going out of his way to make his guests happy. This is illustrated by him driving me on his motorcycle to a government run booze warehouse for cheap beer, stopping on the way to collect yellow blossom, and making the following surprise for us the next morning (something religious related but I never quite understood what).
Equally I hope his daughter puts her brain and future maths degree to good use, perhaps as a housewife but simultaneously as a homestay manager? If you get a chance to visit Kerala do stay a night or two at the Munroe Island Heritage Inn!


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The NCAA tourney brings out the best and worst in fans, sometimes even when those fans are coaches' wives. The wife of Wichita State's Gregg Marshall was seen acting wildly during the game which WSU lost, and then was seen being escorted out by security after the game.
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Tax benefits of donating a car
You may have no further use for your auto. A move abroad or a want to purchase something new may make giving it your best move. Your auto may not be in a fit state to exchange. Also, you don't need the weight of dragging it about with you. Having it evacuated and rejected is one alternative. The other is to offer it to philanthropy. Very few individuals know about the numerous foundations that acknowledge autos and different cars as gifts. They exist, and there is most likely one close where you live.
There are some tax cuts of giving an auto. The IRS classifies vehicles as one of the numerous things you can discount. Autos that are five hundred dollars or more in esteem fit the bill for such a finding. Why scrap your vehicle when you can orchestrate to have it gathered by a philanthropy focus and discount it on your government forms?
You will likewise be doing a considerable measure of good in the group. Most philanthropies get and give away or offer, at an impressively decreased value, merchandise in the city they work. There might be individuals in the group who are attempting to get by. One of the numerous troubles keeping them down is an absence of wheels. Without a doubt, this is an element of the lives of the working poor that is not examined as frequently as it ought to be.
General society does not have a precise comprehension of what neediness resembles. It doesn't comprise in the principle of starving, poverty stricken individuals. Those are extraordinary cases and they are sufficiently abundant to be of concern, yet they don't illustrative of the lives of those attempting to get by.
Many individuals have stable job, however the employments they work don't enable them to work enough hours to keep in front of their bills. Individuals in these cases may likewise need to drive to places that are extremely distant from their homes—to places where open transport does not go. Regardless, open transportation is not solid as it ought to be in numerous urban areas.
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Your gave auto can have the effect to individuals who endeavoring to work and make the best choice. In the event that you have no more use for your present auto, you should offer it to a dependable philanthropy shop. You will be helping your neighbor. You will likewise be helping yourself with a tax benefit. You should look into the subject more before settling on your official conclusion


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Beef labelling: guidance
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A guide on the compulsory beef labelling system and the beef labelling scheme (the approval system for other labelling claims) for people and organisations selling beef in Scotland.
Section F: Examples of labels
In the examples below, information which is compulsory is shown in bold type. Information which needs our approval and independent verification is shown in italics.
Label for carcasses
British beef
03/04/02/42864/1 - a reference number or code
Classification: CR3L (compulsory for most abattoirs)
Weight: 152 kilos
Slaughtered in: UK (1234)
Origin: UK
Cutting in (or cut in): UK (1234)
Label for beef where there are particular origin claims
British beef
05/02/02/324694/3 - a reference number or code
Rump steak
Weight: 500 grams
Price: £2.40
Unit price: £4.80 a kilo
Born in: Orkney - UK
Reared (or fattened) in: Orkney and Aberdeenshire - UK
Slaughtered in: Aberdeenshire - UK (2345)
Cutting in (or cut in): Aberdeenshire - UK (6789)
Label for mince
Minced beef
06/08/02/958425/2 - a reference number or code
Weight: 2 kilos
Price: £9
Minced in: UK
Slaughtered in: UK
Origin: Ireland
Cutting in (or cut in): Ireland
Label for Trimmings
70 VL Trimmings
07/05/06/215243/0 - Ref. Code or Number
Weight 500 grams
Price £3.00
Slaughtered in UK (Plant Approval Number)
Trimmed in UK (Production Plant/Plants Approval Number)
Origin: UK
Labels for the marketing of meat of bovine animals aged 12 months or less
Category V - appropriate age categorisation
03/04/08/42864/1 - reference number/code
Weight: xx kilos
Origin: UK
Slaughtered in: UK (1234)
Category Z - appropriate age categorisation
03/04/08/42864/1 - reference number/code
Classification: CR3L (BCC abattoirs)
Origin: UK
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McGrath is launching her highly-anticipated first branded product, Gold 001, produced by Pat McGrath Labs. According to her website, the product is a highly malleable formula with a multidimensional, microfine pigment that knows no limits. It can be used on eyes, lips, brows and skin for a glitzy, luminous effect.
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been detached from one of the completely smashed horses. A large figure of a single-humped camel, too much broken to be moved, showed by its bad modelling that the maker was unfamiliar with this kind of camel. The model of a squared board, vii. 2. 014 (Pl. XCIV), seems to indicate by black and white dots that it was intended for playing some game. The wooden model of a baton-like weapon, vii. 2. 013 (Pl. CII), shows on its painted sheath a spirited hunting scene, in which the rider of a galloping horse turns round to discharge an arrow at a leopard bounding in pursuit.
Proceeding north of vii. i we next opened the tomb viii. i (PI. 34), within a small enclosure. The approach trench to it showed no sign of recent digging, though the tomb had obviously been searched at some previous time. A curious find was made in a shallow niche on the western wall of the trench, such as usually appears to have been cut to hold a brick with the sepulchral inscription. It was the painted clay figure viii. i. 03 (Pl. CI), in fair preservation, showing a man with a round face of unmistakably non-Mongolian type. The straight-set eyes and narrow-bridged aquiline nose make it quite certain that a member of a non-Chinese race is intended. The long close-fitting coat and the round black fur cap point to the same conclusion. The technique of the figure agrees so closely with that of the clay figures found in other Astâna tombs that its approximately contemporary origin can scarcely be doubted, even if it had been brought here from somewhere else. The two bodies found within the small tomb chamber were wrapped in shrouds of a plain white fabric. The head of one retained a silk covering of thin muslin, which, though much decayed, still showed a man's face painted on one side, as seen in the fragments viii. i. 02. Here were also found the large pottery jar, viii. t. 05 (Pl. XC), ornamented with painted designs of spots and flower petals in the style of the pottery of Ast. i, and the smaller decorated jar, viii. I.04. The paint on the former had been applied after the handle was broken off, which suggests that this pottery was specially adapted for sepulchral deposit after having been used for ordinary purposes.
Two adjoining enclosures close by to the north, Ast. ix (Pl. 34), were found to comprise several tombs which had escaped the attention of recent searchers and yielded interesting discoveries. The one first opened, ix. i, contained two bodies (Fig. 324) still sufficiently well preserved to be brought up without difficulty to daylight. They were clearly recognizable as those of a man and woman, both clothed in shrouds of plain cotton fabrics, with the heads wrapped in silk. On the silk with which the man's head was covered there were painted two heads facing one another, ix. 1. 04-5, in the manner observed in Ast. i. 6. 02 and v. 1. 02 but on a scale somewhat larger. The rather hasty painting is accounted for by the conditions under which it had to be done. Here, too, it was noted that the bodies had not been laid out but left just as death rigor had overtaken them. At the outer end of the trench two clay slabs were found in situ, showing Chinese inscriptions painted red on black ground (for Ast. ix. i. 03, see Pl. LXXV). They bear dates corresponding to A. D. 652 and 667. [For translations by Dr. L. Giles, see App. I, vii, ix.]
Two inscribed bricks were found at the southern end of the trench leading down to the tomb ix. 2, and the dates A. D. 667 and 689, and other information they furnish, as shown by the translations which Dr. Giles has kindly supplied,3 are of all the more interest because to our surprise and satisfaction this tomb proved to have remained unopened and its contents were quite intact. Yet the trench showed signs of having been dug at, apparently a considerable time ago ; but this attempt had been abandoned for some reason before the tomb entrance was reached. We found it completely walled up with rough brickwork and the sloping clay wall above this untouched. Our entrance was effected by cutting through this clay just above the gate which gave direct access to the tomb chamber. Thus more light, and also fresh air, were secured for the examination of its contents. But the atmosphere within was by no means oppressive even when the small chamber,
3 See below, Appendix I, vIII, xII.
Clay figure of native from
Ast. viii. r.
Tomb ix. r with inscriptions of A. D. 652, 667.
Tomb Ast. ix. 2 found unopened.
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There's no two ways about it, Caroline and I having to stick a tube 50cm inside poor George three times a day and flush everything out just isn't right.
At its best, you feel like you're alleviating pressure and making him more comfortable. Win.
At its worst, as it has been today – it's messy, distressing for all of us and you feel you're not helping him. Fail.
These are the realities of it all.
Frankly, it's shit. Pun intended.


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Huntsville Emergency Crews Locate Missing Hiker
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – Huntsville Firefighters spent several hours trying to find a missing hiker Wednesday night.
Authorities say the hiker disappeared around 6:00 p.m. Authorities say the man got lost on a trail on the Wade Mountain Greenway. The greenway is located near the intersection of Bob Wade Lane and Pulaski Pike.
The Huntsville Fire Department located the man just before 9:00 p.m.
Emergency crews say he is fine but he did undergo a medical evaluation.


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Trinbago Knight Riders
How they did last season: Champions. Finished third after the league stage, with five wins, four losses and a no-result
Leadership: Captain - Dwayne Bravo, Coach - Simon Helmot
Squad: Dwayne Bravo, Hashim Amla (overseas), Ronsford Beaton, Sulieman Benn, Darren Bravo, Yannic Cariah, Kevon Cooper, Anton Devcich (overseas), Hamza Tariq, Brendon McCullum (overseas), Nikita Miller, Colin Munro (overseas), Sunil Narine, William Perkins, Anderson Phillip, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Javon Searles, Umar Akmal (overseas)
Watch out for: Though he may be the least-known of Knight Riders' three New Zealand imports, Anton Devcich will be one to keep an eye on - and not just for his impressive beard. The Northern Districts allrounder enjoyed a very successful George Pie Super Smash last year, taking nine wickets and scoring 336 runs in his nine matches.
Barbados Tridents
How they did last season: Runners-up. Finished top of the table after the league stage, with six wins and four losses
Leadership: Captain - Kieron Pollard, Coach - Robin Singh
Squad: Kieron Pollard, Kyle Corbin, AB de Villiers (overseas), Jason Holder, Kyle Hope, Akeal Hosein, Imran Khan, Ashley Nurse, Wayne Parnell (overseas), Robin Peterson (overseas), Nicholas Pooran, Ravi Rampaul, Raymon Reifer, Shoaib Malik (overseas), Shamar Springer, Navin Stewart, Steven Taylor, David Wiese (overseas)
Watch out for: Shamar Springer showed his all-round talent and big-match temperament in West Indies' Under-19 World Cup triumph in Bangladesh this year. He also showed his Caribbean flair, unveiling the chest-roll celebration that was swiftly dubbed the "Springer-roll". This will be the world's first look at the 18-year-old Barbadian since his heroics in Dhaka. It will also be his first competitive cricket since his father passed away this month. "I just want to do well for my Dad," he said.
Guyana Amazon Warriors
How they did last season: Third. Finished second after the league stage, with five wins, four losses and a no-result. Lost semi-final 2
Leadership: Captain - Martin Guptill, Coach - Roger Harper
Squad: Martin Guptill (overseas), Ali Khan, Chris Barnwell, Devendra Bishoo, Anthony Bramble, Rayad Emrit, Assad Fudadin, Shimron Hetmyer, Steven Jacobs, Steven Katwaroo, Chris Lynn (overseas), Jason Mohammed, Veerasammy Permaul, Orlando Peters, Dwayne Smith, Sohail Tanvir (overseas), Paul Wintz, Adam Zampa (overseas)
Watch out for: Another star of West Indies Under-19's World Cup campaign was their captain, Shimron Hetmyer. "He did things a little differently, he was very positive. In terms of passion and enthusiasm, you can't fault him," coach Graeme West said when explaining the decision to make Hetmyer captain. Hetmyer has also shown his talent with the bat, notching up his maiden first-class century for Guyana this March. He will now hope to carry his good form into his maiden CPL season.
Jamaica Tallawahs
How they did last season: Finished fourth after the league stage, with four wins, five losses and a no-result. Lost semi-final 1
Leadership: Captain - Chris Gayle, Coach - Paul Nixon
Squad: Chris Gayle, Timroy Allen, Nkrumah Bonner, Jonathan Foo, Imad Wasim (overseas), Jon-Russ Jaggesar, Andre McCarthy, Garey Mathurin, Rovman Powell, Alex Ross (overseas), Andre Russell, Kumar Sangakkara (overseas), Shakib Al Hasan (overseas), Dale Steyn (overseas), Oshane Thomas, Chadwick Walton, Kesrick Williams
Watch out for: If you have won the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year award - as Alex Ross did this January - you must be doing something right. After an impressive debut season in 2014-15, Ross followed with 642 runs this Sheffield Shield season, second only to Travis Head in South Australia's run list. He has also done well in the Big Bash League, earning the nickname "Sweepologist" thanks to his fondness for the sweep shot. What can the Sweepologist conjure up in the Caribbean?
St Lucia Zouks
How they did last season: Finished fifth after the league stage, with four wins, five losses and a no-result
Leadership: Captain - Darren Sammy, Coach - Stuart Williams
Squad: Darren Sammy, Johnson Charles, Miguel Cummins, Derone Davis, Andre Fletcher, Michael Hussey (overseas), Delorn Johnson, Nitish Kumar, Eddie Leie (overseas), Keddy Lesporis, Kyle Mayers, David Miller (overseas), Morne Morkel (overseas), Gidron Pope, Denesh Ramdin, Kristopher Ramsaran, Shane Shillingford, Shane Watson (overseas)
Watch out for: One of three Canadians and six associate players from the Americas region participating in this edition of the CPL, Nitish Kumar comes in with a reputation of being his country's batting mainstay. His nickname - Tendulkar - perhaps provides an insight into the regard with which he is viewed by his peers. Still only 22, Nitish has been around for years - in August 2009, he became the youngest player to represent Canada in a first-class match and a few months later he became the second youngest ODI debutant. Since then, his returns have been middling, though, so he would want to make an impression on this stage.
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots
How they did last season: Brought up the rear, at sixth place in the league table, with four wins and six losses
Leadership: Captain - Faf du Plessis, Coach - Eric Simons
Squad: Faf du Plessis (overseas), Samuel Badree, Tino Best, Carlos Brathwaite, Shamarh Brooks, Jonathan Carter, Nikhil Dutta, Brad Hodge (overseas), Alzarri Joseph, Evin Lewis, Jeremiah Louis, Thisara Perera (overseas), Kieran Powell, Krishmar Santokie, Tabraiz Shamsi (overseas), Lendl Simmons, JJ Smuts (overseas), Devon Thomas
Watch out for: "Always be watchful of the batters. That's my main thing." That simple philosophy, allied with a useful arsenal of slower balls and yorkers, has enabled Krishmar Santokie to emerge as a handy left-arm pacer inT20 leagues around the world. It has also helped him to quietly rise to become the leading wicket-taker across the first three editions of the CPL. If he carries on at this rate, it is the batsmen who will need to be watchful.


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SAP rings up a retail win
SAP claimed victory over Oracle in the match for one sporting goods retailer.
Sport Chalet didn't expect SAP to be one of the finalists in its search for a new software package.
When La Canada, Calif.-based Sport Chalet was developing requirements for its new software provider, SAP had yet to place the public focus on small and midsized businesses (SMBs) that it has today.
However, the final list did in fact include SAP, along with Oracle and others. Once finalists were selected, a request for proposals (RFP) process that involved detailed scoring and "conference room demos" began.
Oracle and SAP have been engaged in deepening competition in the retail market, going head to head for customers and acquisitions. Last year, after a well-publicized back-and-forth struggle, Oracle outbid SAP for retail software vendor Retek.
Oracle continued its acquisition spree in 2005 with the purchase of privately held ProfitLogic.
SAP struck back with an acquisition of its own in November 2005 -- retail lifecycle price management (RLPM) vendor Khimetrics -- and has recently upped the ante with a midmarket push that includes a pricey ad campaign.
Point by point, Oracle was very close to SAP on Sport Chalet's list.
"We did a very thorough job with the RFP process. We defined the most important internal processes and had vendors demonstrate how they could handle them," said Howard Kaminsky, chief financial officer of Sport Chalet.
"Oracle's Retek is a proven retail system, so from a merchant's perspective it does everything. Oracle Financials is proven and very good. The only thing [Oracle] was missing was the integration," said Kaminsky, who also indicated that pricing was similar.
Sport Chalet's current homegrown system is tightly integrated -- front-office merchandising and administration are tied to back-office merchandise and vice versa. To Sport Chalet, SAP for Retail offered the best integration going forward.
Since the 1980s, Sport Chalet had been running a proprietary legacy system. With Sarbanes-Oxley deadlines approaching, the company faced a decision -- continue developing the custom system or use this compliance requirement as a driver for change. Sport Chalet chose the latter.
In addition to its compliance demands, Sport Chalet needed workflow management in a few areas.
For instance, the company needed to be able to define rules to automatically approve transactions, letting managers focus on exceptions.
In addition, Sport Chalet is no Wal-Mart. When dealing with vendors, Wal-Mart can dictate how vendors present information and follow processes. A retailer the size of Sport Chalet "has to be able to handle however each vendor works," explained Kaminsky. And the company deals with over 1,200 of them.
Sport Chalet worked with BearingPoint in the vendor selection process. One major task the companies undertook early on was documenting Sport Chalet processes against leading practices.
Because of this upfront effort, the company will be able to map its process against SAP for Retail's capabilities, and it expects many of them to fit. In fact, Kaminsky estimates that Sport Chalet has put three months of work into this already. Partially due to this head start, Sport Chalet has set an aggressive implementation goal of 10 months.


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Also some spoilers for Uncharted 4, before we get into the moral complexity
Ok, got some in. Yay.
Did the "puzzle" where you rather clumsily try "stuff" before Elena figures it out (I liked that a lot. I even sat there re reading the note, getting a better view, thinking "ok, which one, let's pick the right one," line blurring). Discovered exploding mummies (prospector? Maybe not, but creepy), did some fighty fighty, stopped.
Another rather wonderful piece of line blurring was the flashlight dying. Making you whack it (which didn't work on couch), making the lighter not work, and making Elena save you. But what was great was that I had SUCH a hard time finding Elena, so there I was, looking around desperately, getting increasingly nervous I wouldn't find her, until I did.
Which is all cool…..but…..
It really brought into focus what we were talking on the other day: MORE DAMN ELENA! Not in the more Chloe regard (ahem) but this is a cool, independent character, who, when there's actual STORY gets put in the corner to be the convenient woman.
I also caught something that looks like a pea pod in the game you're playing.
A metapod? I just evolved one of those into a 'butterfree'…apparently the margarine pokemon.
Also, I just hatched a pikachu. NOW I've arrived in this game.
Yes! I liked the shifts here in who's really doing the work. Along those same lines, I also liked how there's a point where you're following Rafe and Nadine and the Shoreline guys, and they've crashed through some stuff ahead of you, so you don't have to figure out where to go/how to get there.
This is the point I mentioned a million years ago that I wanted to remember to talk about: I just liked that FINALLY, the villains are solving things ahead of me and I'm taking advantage of their effort, rather than the other way around! That never happens!
In this game, these little things seem like perhaps more indication that Drake is rethinking some things in his life (or the game is rethinking it for him): he's not actually the only one who can get stuff done.
The dark bit was pretty effective. Even though I knew it was part of the scene, I was halfway worried that, in fact, the game had glitched on me and I was going to have to reload, which gave it this sort of anxious cast. It's also just weird not being able to see anything for a significant stretch of time like this. You feel lost…shake the controller a bit, push buttons randomly, wander a little (but not too much because I didn't want to walk myself into a pit in the dark)…it was awkward, and that worked well for the story.
Nah, man, a bellsprout. Whatever that is.
"I can't believe it's not pokemon!"
Pikachu? AWWWW SNAP! SHIT'S ON NOW!
The traps…Yes! And they blew up some! THEY fell victim to an actual trap! Ha ha! And, thus, disarmed it! THANK you, bad guys! You owe us.
And really, we should rethink things, too. I wonder if Elena would have done that if we had just waited. Not sure. I'll never know. Because I was trying to do it.
YES! I did the same thing in the dark! Or thought maybe I had wandered off, gotten hopelessly lost, and would have to restart!
That's gotta be new. A game using a potential glitch as a gameplay/story/metaphor element. Like "Players know games glitch, let's use that to put them in the hero's shoes." What? Is that even allowed?
I mean, giving a player a trophy for recreating a glitch is just cheeky, but using the THREAT of a glitch? Could they really have been doing that? Cuz they're two for two with us…..
Oh, yeah, I have a bellsprout. Whatever that is. I also have a magikarp, which takes 400 candy to evolve. So…I have to catch another 100 of these and turn them over to the professor (to be released gently into the wild!), is what you're saying. I'm on it.
The bad guys TOTALLY owe us some accidental disarming. We have gone ahead and disarmed SO MANY traps over the years.
Speaking of traps, the exploding mummies were creepy, but I was slightly troubled by a practical consideration, which was why couldn't I just throw the torch into the room, stand back while they all explode, and then proceed in peace?
I mean, technically I know why: it's less exciting as gameplay. But come on, that was my immediate thought and I'm not even an adventurer: you KNOW Drake would have thought it, so why couldn't we do it? Was the torch really sticky (all that resin from the tree branches it's made of?) and he couldn't get it off his hand? I suppose MAYBE he was desperately afraid of losing the torch in the explosion and not being able to see anything (again!), but…there were other torches by this point. He could have gone to get one. I call implausible mechanics/motivation.
Man, Avery's rooms full of bones were creepy, though. Did you get to Nathan's snide comment about it? I thought that was funny.
I hear magikarp are the worst possible ones. They suck. Terrible. And, so the story goes, when the game came out, they put a gym in some hard to get at section of the White House. The Secret Service banned using it, but, before they did, some dude claimed it with a magicarp. It's still there. One, sad little magikarp, guarding the hardest to get to gym in the world.
Yeah, haven't we done enough with traps? Do some work, faceless guys! Before I kill you all.
There were plenty of torches. Shit, there were those campfire thingies. Also, I had grenades. And bullets. I could go on.
We've already discussed the problems of one use, or at least very hard to reset, traps. This sort of falls into that, I think. Plus, who did it? Sure, Avery had minions to build all his stuff, but did he take the time to arm every single mummy?
Strings. Pulled.
And yeah. Drake can ALWAYS be snide.
That's…kind of awesome. Although it's disturbing to think that no one in the White House is playing Pokemon Go. I was told this game was POPULAR! Still, I like to imagine that magikarp just hanging out, flopping to itself (they're kind of disturbing because they lie on their sides and open and close their mouths as if gasping).
Never give up the snide comments, Drake. We count on you. It was also a cutting down of a person that we kind of admired earlier in the game: "what's next, the eyes that rolled at my gigantic ego?" Which is possibly a hint of what Nathan values, and why he's never bothered to seek renown despite his many unparalleled discoveries. He scorns gigantic egos, and doesn't respect a person who thinks too highly of himself, takes himself too seriously, etc.
Nathan kind of liked Avery when he was just a bold pirate with big dreams of building paradise, but when he turns out to be so demanding of respect and adulation (he needs to be the god in that paradise?)…that's not cool.
And then Elena sort of hushing him, like "he might really have done that!" which is totally true. I could believe it. I half expected it once she said that!
It highlights the danger of a person who's full of himself and has access to a lot of power.
There's certain places where people have asked Niantic to shut the gyms. The White House….the National Holocaust Museum (true)…Air Force Bases….
This story does highlight the danger of powerful egomaniacs. Which…he isn't. Usually, you are in games. Very powerful. Bioware games stand out in that. Shit, in Baldurs Gate, you were the child of a god. Yeesh.
Geralt? Nate? Just trying to make a living.
And killing everyone.
I heard about that at the Holocaust Museum. Seems reasonable. I mean, we felt a little awkward about it in cemeteries. I get the idea that it's good to draw people towards places of interest and importance, but…yeah. I would personally feel extremely weird about playing this game at the Holocaust Museum.
Would I still do it? If, say, I was right there anyway and there was some rare pokemon that I really wanted? This is the interesting moral question. There's the sort of right thing to do, and then there's the thing the game is offering you the option to do. Where do you draw that moral line?
One could investigate some interesting questions this way, but this is probably not the morally complex game to do it.
Nathan and Geralt: just getting the job done. The superhuman, death-defying, laughing-in-the-face-of-danger job that no rational person would do.
It is good to draw people to your places…..if they are then going to appreciate said places. Not just chuck shit at butterbeans.
"Where do we draw the moral line?"
Ok, phew. Off the hook. You recognized that Pokemon Go is not the game to address these complex questions.
Exactly. It doesn't really help increase anyone's understanding or appreciation of any historical or cultural thing if they only go there to hunt imaginary monsters, and having a bunch of random people wandering up to hunt monsters and ignore the point of the whole thing does seem disrespectful to the intentions of the place. (Or, in the case of the White House, a security hassle.)
In general, I don't see anything wrong with putting gyms and pokestops near statues or fountains or whatever, as long as they're in public places where people are normally coming and going all the time anyway. Who knows, maybe a few of them WILL stop to read the plaque commemorating the founder of this public garden or whatever, and even if no one does it's not as if some extra people walking by on this street is going to hurt anything.
Cemeteries…I'm a bit on the fence. I don't feel awkward enough about it to avoid the pokestops there, but it doesn't seem ENTIRELY respectful. On the other hand, there's an argument that cemeteries, although they're where the dead are buried, are actually FOR the use of the living (somewhere to memorialize and remember those dead), and that they ought to be spaces in which people are comfortable spending time. If people can jog through cemeteries (and they do, and I don't have a problem with it) or take walks for pleasure/exercise as opposed to because they're visiting a specific grave (which I do all the time), then surely they can also play a (really fairly quiet and low-key) game there. It's not as if we're all wandering around shouting out loud at our imaginary monsters, or throwing actual things around, or gathering in large, unruly crowds.
At least, I'm not…maybe some Pokemon Go players gather in large unruly crowds?
Heck, there's a pond in the cemetery near my house where people go fishing, and no one seems to object. Catching fish is at least as irrelevant to respectfully memorializing the dead as catching imaginary monsters is, unless we assume that somehow imagination and technology in and of themselves are what makes something disrespectful (which to a certain extent is an understandable reaction–that thing's new and I don't hold with it, so keep it off my lawn! Kids these days!).
People walk their dogs there, and as long as they're on a leash and someone picks up after them, that's allowed. Letting your dog poop on someone's grave is among the least respectful things I can think of, but no one seems to mind taking that chance. Imaginary monsters don't poop on graves! (And there's your new sales tagline, Niantic.)
There IS a sign saying "no skateboarding," which is interesting in light of this discussion.
Is skateboarding automatically disrespectful because it's loud? No louder than a car, and you can drive there.
Because it's fast and you might bump into someone who's walking? Enh, maybe, but these aren't really narrow sidewalks, they're more like streets, so there should theoretically be room for both.
Because mostly kids do it, especially them URBAN-type kids, and kids these days got no respect and they need to stay off our lawn? That could be it!
More fairly, skateboarding DOES tend to be something people do in groups, so the unruly-crowds argument could actually apply here. Do I really want a bunch of people skateboarding loudly up and down the paths, probably calling back and forth to each other, while I'm trying to mourn my dead or walk my dog or whatever in peace? Perhaps not. Plus, you know they'd start trying to do fancy jumps over the tombstones and stuff, because how could they not? I certainly would if I could skate!–and that is pretty disrespectful.
So the question is, is Pokemon Go more like dog-walking, or like skateboarding? I'm going with dog-walking. Lonely, geeky dog-walking.
So…I'm tentatively OK with pokestuff in cemeteries, although I'm sympathetic to feelings of awkwardness about it.
But I think in specific cases it makes sense to just NOT have the stop there. It's not as if there aren't plenty of other places.
And here we thought Pokemon wouldn't provide any interesting blog fodder.
Dude you're on fire.
I'm now on mobile trying to get the hang of this new phone so i suck.
But I will say….
I yell all the time. I'll stay out of cemeteries.
And what I really can't decide about: parked right now, and I'm near an ice cream shop that has all that incense going (like it needs it today) and a toy store that's a gym!
I mean… That seems sleazy. Get the kids in… I'd rather they take a nice quiet walk in the tombstones.
That does seem like overkill on the kid bait. On the other hand, now you know where to look for Jr. if he ever wanders off.
You have a new phone? I hope this means Mrs. McP will take your old one out pokehunting, and leave you yours. But probably it doesn't.
You yell at your monsters? See, I mutter at mine, but only under my breath. I think that's OK in cemeteries. Or on a crowded street where people look at you funny when you shout "DIE! DIE!" at your phone.
Not THAT funny, because they've seen a lot weirder things already today, but a little funny.
M upgraded. I have an I phone six. I just got used to the old one, and now everything's bigger and in the wrong place.
Ah, I know that feeling. In theory you're gaining something!–but it's just so confusing to try to figure out what you've gained, and where all the stuff you already had is now.
So you have to reinstall Pokemon Go. I'm sure that was your first priority.
I did!!
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Aaron Deaton's 15-pointer
Trophy Tidbits
Scorable Points: 15
Kill Date: Oct. 16, 2010
County: Williamson
Season: Bow
I shot this buck early in the morning on Saturday, October 16, 2010. I was bowhunting in Williamson County. He was coming from a water hole back to the still-standing corn to bed or get some breakfast. He gross scored 167 2/8.


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Nashville Predators fans are a surly lot. They're loud and mean, and they enjoy throwing catfish on the ice.
Earlier this week, in a game against the Florida Panthers, Nashville's Filip Forsberg tied the game with less than a second remaining. It was called a goal on the ice, and then it was overturned on review. Predators fans were irate, joining a chorus of people struggling to understand how the league determines goaltender interference calls. That call has earned the NHL front office a nasty surprise. Briley Meeks, a Predators fan, sent the league office two dead catfish.
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"I was like, 'OK, I will,'" Meeks told ESPN's Greg Wyshynski. "One minute I was sitting on my couch, the next minute I was going to buy fish and shipping it to Canada. It wasn't the refs in the game that made the call. It was Toronto. So they deserve the dead catfish."
In case her message wasn't clear, she wrote "YOU SUCK" inside the cooler. "I do want to clarify that there was no ice in the cooler," she added. "I wanted it to be disgusting." Meeks even called UPS and Canadian customs to make sure it was legal to send dead catfish to the NHL office in Toronto over a blown call. She was given the thumbs up to protest the treatment of her hockey team.
"I hope they're not mad about it. It's just a prank. But we got robbed. The players were stunned. Even the Panthers players and fans knew it was a bad call too," she said.
If you enjoy dead catfish, there will be plenty of opportunities to see them on TV with the Predators sitting atop the Central Division with only a couple games left in the regular season. Their deep team and catfish-loving fans are poised to make a run at the Stanley Cup again this spring.
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2. Stay in the know
What if I told you there was a tool out there that not only allowed you to collect great content for social, but also helped you learn more about your industry? It exists, folks! I'm talking about a news scan.
If your company has a public relations department, there's a good chance someone on that team is conducting an ongoing scan to keep on top of news about your company, your competitors, you're your industry as a whole. How do you begin to implement a scan? First, start by identifying specific keywords that relate to your company or to the industry as a whole, then set up Google alerts for these keywords/phrases. This will search Google to find relevant news articles, allowing you to discover industry trends, competitor news, and learn where your company is being featured.
Even better, this scan provides valuable content for social media.
It never hurts to share industry news with your followers; this shows your audience that you are up to date with what's happening and can help set you apart as a thought leader.
3. Stay organized with a content calendar
Social media planning can feel like an enormous task. With various platforms, content types, and frequency of posting, social media management can quickly become unorganized. The most important tool I use on a daily basis is a content calendar. Never underestimate the power of this organizational masterpiece. Utilizing this tool not only allows you to plan out your weekly or monthly content but also shows you where you may have gaps in your content themes or topics. Even better, this helps you ensure you never miss a potential social opportunity.
If you've never used a content calendar to help you organize your content, check out our free Content Calendar Spreadsheet.
4. Your employees are your greatest tool
Employee engagement is one of the quickest ways to expand the reach of your content.
By encouraging your employees to interact with your company's social channels, you not only gain access to their personal audiences but increase the activity on the platform.
That being said, it isn't always easy to get your employees on board. Providing your team with sample social posts could be the push they need. Start by sending an internal email when your company publishes new content. Provide links, images, and quick social recommendations that they can easily use to post on their personal accounts. If that doesn't do the trick there are tools like Zapier that allow your employees to set up triggers using Twitter that will create automated tweets when your company publishes new content.
Curious how employee engagement could amplify your reach? Check out Hootsuite's social amplify calculator. You'd be surprised how even just a few team members actively sharing your content can drastically increase your reach.
5. Never miss a post
At this point, we all know that social media is a 24/7 platform and that most of us work between the hours of 8am-6pm, but these times may not be the most optimal times for posting. Posting after normal business hours should not be something to stress about—ample social scheduling tools are available. Here at Calypso, we utilize HubSpot, HootSuite, and Sprout Social. You may be thinking that Facebook already allows you to schedule posts ahead of time, but why not use a tool that allows you to schedule content across all platforms. For the busy or forgetful person, this will help ensure you don't miss a planned post.
Pairing a social scheduling tool with your curated content calendar is a formula for a successful social media strategy.
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Introduction: Chalkboard Ornaments Under $12
It is that time of the year again, where Christmas trees are being sold on the side of the roads, cookie swaps and endless amounts of eggnog are ruining our girlish figures and Christmas décor has become so expensive and mundane. Well I've got an idea to help spruce up your Christmas tree this year. And the cost: less than $12.
I love the rustic look of old wood. The idea of using old or reclaimed wood to make new and interesting pieces, upcycling or repurposing, is exciting. And with my growing interests in woodworking, I couldn't imagine anything other than handmade ornaments made from salvaged wood products.
Scrap pieces of wood
Chalkboard paint
Burlap String
Ok, Let's Get Dirty!
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1st Stop, my local 2nd hand retailer. I got some really cool looking hardwood flooring for under $2
Step 2:
Measure out the pieces. Each ornament will be 10inches long. Feel free to go with shorter pieces. These things can be heavy so base it upon the size of your tree and preference.
Step 3:
I am cutting with a miter saw. However, this can be easily accomplished with a Miter saw box set.
Step 4:
Once you have your pieces cut drill holes in either sides (the right and left) of the wood pieces.
(Note: I maintained the original texture and look of the wood flooring. I wanted to maintain that rustic feel and texture of the uneven edges. Besides I'm painting this with black paint.)
Step 5:
Spray paint time!
Lay the pieces out on a plastic covering to protect whatever is under it. In my case, my garage floor. Krylon Chalkboard Spray Paint makes a great Chalkboard spray paint. It dries faster and eliminates the need for a brush. Make sure the room has good ventilation. I also used gloves to prevent a sticky situation.
Step 6:
Once dry, it's time to add the string to the ornaments.
Double and triple tie a knot at the openings.
Step 7:
Any chalk will work fine. However, I like chalk markers. The lines are clean and crisp. Also it reduces the likelihood of chalk residue falling on the floor and getting all over your clothes.
Step 8:
Don't be afraid of making a mistake. Mistakes happen. Simply use a moist cloth or paper towel to remove the chalk.
Once dry, proceed with writing a special holiday message.
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Once complete, hang it and enjoy the satisfaction of looking at something YOU created. .
Till next time Divas! ~T. Check out the full Blog post at: http://blog.toolboxdivas.com/2014/12/create-chalk...
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USB Cable Types
Suketu Mehta
Oct 27, 2018
There are various types of USB cables depending on their plugs and receptacles. Get to learn more about USB cables, their types, and their uses.
Developed by Intel, the Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a specification for enabling communication between various electronic devices and a host controller. The primary concept behind inventing the USB was to replace all various serial ports with a standard connecting port.
Through USB cables, various external devices, like keyboards, mice, flash drives, printers, and other digital media devices can be connected to a computer. Since its inception, USB has become extremely popular and a standard connection technique used by most people. Other than that, it is also used as a power cord between an adapter and a device.
USB has a standard design which is followed across all major electronics and computer industries. The cables consist of only plugs, while devices have receptacles to insert the plugs. The cables have a maximum length of 5 meters as data transferring is not possible with longer cables.
Host systems have Type A receptacles, and if at all devices have receptacles, then are of Type B. Normally, a USB cable has a Type A plug on one end, and a Type B plug on the other. However, there are different types of USB cables with differing plugs and receptacles, as mentioned here.
The first USB cable had only Type A and Type B plugs, as well as receptacles. After the invention of USB 2.0, it came with additional mini Type B plugs and receptacles. Type A connectors are flat and rectangular in shape and plug into downstream ports on the host system. These types are found on devices with a USB connector permanently fixed on them.
Type B connectors are square, beveled at the corners, are plugged into upstream sockets and are used when devices need to be plugged in at one end of the cable. Smaller devices like PDAs or digital cameras come with mini Type A or mini Type B connectors. Recently, a micro-USB connector was launched and used in latest mobile phones and PDAs.
Type A to Type A
This cable is used to connect two host devices or hubs with each other. Both USB devices need to have the Type A connector. The cable is a passive one, and can be useful for connecting scanners, printers, or hubs with the host system, generally a computer. However, this cable is not useful for connecting two computers via USB.
Type A to Type B
This is the most common of all cables, and connects any standard peripheral device to a host system. The flattened connector is the Type A connector which is plugged into downstream sockets on the host system. The Type B connector is square in shape and its corners are beveled. It is plugged into upstream sockets on devices.
Type A to Mini B
This cable is used to connect smaller devices like mobile phones and digital cameras to a computer. The Type A connector is flat and rectangular in shape and is connected into downstream ports on the host system.
The mini-b connector is small, a little bit square and is plugged into upstream sockets present on certain devices like digital cameras and cell phones. It should be noted that not all small devices can be connected using this cable, and is therefore essential to go through user manuals of digital and video cameras to know their compatibility.
Type A to Mini B (4 pin)
This latest addition to USB is exclusively used to connect specific devices to a host system. It has a flat-headed, rectangular shaped Type A connector at one end and a mini Type B connector which is small and a little square in shape at the other end. Video and digital cameras of leading brands use this cable. Check the manual before purchasing this cable.
Type B to Type B
This cable has Type B connectors on both ends. One end has a bracket assembly which can be screwed on to a wall plate, while the end has the usual Type B connector. This type of cable is used mostly by AV installers, since it helps in connecting a laptop to a separate wall plate instead of connecting it directly to a white-board.
Of late, wireless USB has become popular among users as it provides more power efficiency. However, USB cables are still very much in use as people trust a wire to provide assured connectivity. Knowing the various types of USB cables will surely help while purchasing a new one.
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So you want to launch your own self hosted website but you're not sure where to start. Fear not Auntie Ondo Lady is here to hold your hand right through it. Whether you are moving from Blogger or creating the website from scratch here are some tips to get you started.
How to register a domain name
This is the name of your website. You can register a domain name with numerous sites such as UK2Net, 123Reg, or Easily. The prices are relatively cheap – £10 per year for a .com and a lot cheaper for a .co.uk. You can get a few bargains but there is not a lot of difference between the companies when it comes to registering domain names as it all goes through Nominet anyway.
How to select a host
This is where your site will live so you need to select a reliable host. Your needs will depend on your own circumstances. Are you very technical? Do you have the know how to get your site back up when it crashes? If this is you then you can go for a company that has a dedicated host server. These companies will be the ones offering free hosting. However if you are a tech novice like me then you will require a company that has a technical team who can assist you when you site is not loading fast enough or has crashed. They will be able to tell you what has happened and when it will resolved. If it is an issue that does not concern them then they will be able to advise you on whose responsibility it is.
Here is a list of some reputable host companies.
The best way to find a decent host is by asking around, email bloggers to find out who hosts their sites and for references. You can also Google the company to find out what has been written about them. You pay for your hosting on a monthly or annually basis. Hosting starts from £14.99 a year. Monthly is good in case you want to try out a host. A lot of hosts do not charge you an exit fee either. Once you have registered your hosting you will be allocated a Control Panel which is the backbone of your site. Where your FTP server will be, back ups and email account are.
Register an account with WordPress.
This will be the area where you log in and update your blog. This is the back end of your site.
Purchase a theme
You do this by setting up an account with a theme company and purchasing a theme. You can obtain these from WooThemes, Headway themes and countless other sources. Companies like WooThemes offer deals where you can buy two themes for £45 which includes support and updates.
Ok you have your domain name, hosting, a WordPress account and selected a theme. How do you get your site live? You simply upload the theme into your WordPress account and voila your brand new site will be there. Now the real fun begins. Unlike Blogger, WordPress has a lot of functionality and you can amend the template so it looks exactly how you want it. The magic word is – Plugins.
Plugins are those cools widgets that sets your site out from the rest and allows you to stamp your look on blogsphere. So whether you want a widget for your Social Media activities, to display adverts, to track your stats or to organise your archive posts, there is a plugin for all of this. From there you can play around with your site, brand it up, re-arrange how and when you wish without having to fork our money or send numerous emails with amendments. Talk about empowering. The only downside is that plugins can be a bit temperamental at times so if something is not working on your site ie navigation not clicking then chances are that it could be a plugin clash. If you get into real trouble then try deactivating all your plugins and reactivating them one by one. The key thing is to make sure that you pick a host that is reliable and has a competent technical team. Keep all your plugins, themes and WordPress template updated so you are not left vulnerable to hacks. Oh and backup regularly. If you are transferring all your content from Blogger then all you need to do is select the import button under tools and it does it all for you.
If you are using another company who offer the full package (to register your url, design and host your site) then there are some things to bear in mind. First of all make sure that the domain name is registered in your name – Nominet will send you an email confirming that you have registered the domain name so make sure you receive this. Some scrupulous companies have been known to register client's domain name in their own name and this keeping the client at ransom. Design – is the person actually designing the site from scratch or are they just adapting a theme made by another party? If it is the latter then you might want to re-examine your fee and find out exactly what you are paying for. More importantly if the designer is using a theme from another company then this will require maintenance as some themes are regularly updated. This is fine and easy to do as long as you are made aware of it so you need to have your own account. So the best thing would be for you to purchase the template and send it across to the designer to work on it. Hosting – Some companies throw in free hosting into the mix which is ever so lovely but it would be good to find out exactly what the free stands for. Does it include technical assistance, flexible billing and 24/7 hour support? If not then you are probably better off forking out an extra £15 for peace of mind.
If you get stuck then you can log into the forums for WordPress or your theme company. I use the support forums for WooThemes and they are really invaluable and always have an answer to your problems.
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Ben Aldridge on his Our Girl future – and Captain James' feelings for Georgie
The actor weighs in on whether 2 Section's commanding officer will ever return
Our Girl's Captain James has been through quite an ordeal. 2 Section's "boss" suffered a gruesome leg injury as he trekked through Belizean jungle, developing sepsis and slipping in and out of consciousness in this week's instalment, all while frantically dodging the ruthless drug bandits who fiercely patrol their patch of rainforest.
The episode's denouement saw him helicoptered to hospital, his life hanging in the balance, after Bones (played by Olly Rix) and his Special Forces team arrived on the scene to save him and Georgie (Michelle Keegan) with moments to spare. We later learned that the Captain faces a "long road" to recovery, so Our Girl viewers could be forgiven for thinking he won't return to duty anytime soon – or perhaps ever…
- Who is new Our Girl character Bones?
- Meet the cast of Our Girl
- Our Girl is back – but viewers are missing Elvis like you wouldn't believe
Which poses the question: has Ben Aldridge left the drama for good? Or will Captain James lead 2 Section once more?
"He comes back. Yes, yes, yes," Aldridge tells RadioTimes.com. "I'm in all the rest of the episodes. There is a future for him with 2 Section."
Which may come as a relief to viewers but is also no doubt music to the ears of the soldiers themselves who last we saw were faced with the prospect of serving under their new commanding officer Bones who has made no secret of his contempt for them.
"There continues to be tension between Captain James and Bones, and also tension between him and Georgie," teases Aldridge
Yes, Georgie. Our Girl fans were up in arms during last week's episode when Captain James suggested to his medic that his feelings towards her went beyond friendship, despite his marriage to Molly Dawes (Lacey Turner) – a romance viewers watched play out in series one.. "Elvis has bonded us, Lane. Me and you," he told Georgie, although she brushed off his overtures.
Yet with his life in the balance in the following instalment, Captain James offloads his feelings again, telling his friend: "Maybe if circumstances had been different… You don't have Elvis anymore."
Aldridge is well aware of the reaction his character's actions has elicited among viewers. "I heard that Twitter sort of went mental over it," he jokes, adding: "I think people feel very, very protective over James and Molly's relationship and it would seem that's what some people are still interested in seeing.
"We all feel very loyal to them as a couple, but then some people said, 'Of course this was going to happen, I can't wait for [Captain James and Georgie] to get together'. Whether they do or not, it seems pretty divisive."
Still, with Molly regularly mentioned throughout the series – despite actress Lacey Turner's absence from screens – Aldridge acknowledges that "people think they're a happily ever after couple, which hardly ever happens in TV drama because there's no conflict, no drama. I think people do like the idea of them lasting and making it work, and who's to say, they might? But there are struggles along the way."
Aldridge isn't convinced that Turner – who left the drama after one series to return to EastEnders – will ever reappear as Molly on screen. "I don't think you'll see her face but she's definitely very, very present in future episodes."
As for Georgie, she "is very unclear from the moment that she puts him in the helicopter on a stretcher, she doesn't know whether he meant what he said in the jungle and I think, when they next speak, she finds out sort of what his true intentions are and where his head's at."
But as we've seen in recent weeks, it's not just feelings for Georgie that are affecting Captain James; he's still reeling from the fallout to Elvis's death and the decisions that led to it. "He's got major doubts about his career in the army and, because of his PTSD, Molly and him are on the rocks as well."
His worries culminate in "these big, almost death bed-like confessions". But Aldridge insists his character does have a future in the army. "He actually wouldn't know what to do with his life and as long as he's in [the army], he's got structure and purpose and I think part of the reason that he might even stay in, beyond his leg injury, is to do with 2 Section and to do with Georgie and to do with the kind of family he has and that he's responsible for."
The past two episodes have upped the stakes – and with Elvis's death at the end of last year, creator Tony Grounds has proven he has no qualms killing off major characters. But if Our Girl viewers think they've earned a breather, they shouldn't, er, hold their breath. "Fans are going to have to weather even more of a rollercoaster to come over the next four episodes because it stays high octane, it stays high drama. Hopefully they stick with us."
And when he does return to screens, there is – in Aldridge's words – a "very , very unexpected" situation involving Bones which means Captain James has to come to the rescue…
Our Girl has four remaining episodes still to air as 2 Section move on to work on a Rohingya refugee project on the Bangladesh/Myanmar border – and the aforementioned "high octane" drama ensues.
These will be the last of the 12 instalments that were filmed back-to-back during an epic shoot last year in South Africa and Indonesia. Does Aldridge hope there will be more Our Girl beyond that? "I know that the BBC love it but it just depends on lots of factors – like getting the recommission, then getting the actors back to do it, with Michelle's availability and my availability.
"I know they are hopeful that it could [return] but I don't know anything more than that."


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