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New Michigan Product Saves in Costly Basement Repairs
Novi, MI - January 12, 2011 - (RealEstateRama) -- Mr. Sponge Waterproofing, Inc., of Novi Michigan released their new patent pending product for consumers that saves in costly basement repairs. The new "TRX Compressed Swell Plug," is designed for consumers or property maintenance personnel to repair leaking rod holes. Rod Holes are the most common leak in poured concrete walls with an average contractor repair cost of $125.00 for one hole.
Quicken Loans Inc. Named #1 in Detroit Free Press' Top Workplaces in Michigan 2010...
Detroit, MI - November 15, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- Quicken Loans Inc., the nation's largest online lender and top-five retail mortgage lender, and Quizzle LLC, a free online tool that helps consumers better manage their home, money and credit, today announced they ranked #1 in the Detroit Free Press' Top Workplaces in Michigan 2010 list
DELEG Warns Consumers of Furnace Cleaning Scams Offers Do's and Don'ts of Winterizing Your...
October 1, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- This is the time of year to get your furnace cleaned and ready for winter. Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG) Acting Director Andrew S. Levin offers some sensible tips to avoid getting burned by furnace fixing "scam artists."
Quicken Loans and Sister Companies Move to Downtown Detroit
Detroit, MI - August 16, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- Today, downtown Detroit became home to 1,700 new faces as energized team members from Quicken Loans Inc, and its sister companies, One Reverse Mortgage LLC, Fathead LLC, In-House Realty LLC and Quizzle LLC began moving into their new home in the heart of Detroit's rising technology district. The companies occupied the remainder of the vacant space in Detroit's newest business complex, the Compuware building, on the North edge of Campus Martius. The building will now house a total "brainforce" of nearly 4,000 technology and web-based workers.
Waterfront property search just got easier for Michigan residents with a custom IDX solution...
EUGENE, OR - July 29, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- David Evich of Real Estate One has joined with IDX, Inc. to incorporate their dynamic MLS search tool, IDX Broker, on to his real estate website. Traverse City, Michigan is host to many lake front properties, now home seekers can find these homes conveniently by searching on his Traverse MLS (TRVMLS) synced website. The unique technology provided by the IDX Broker software pulls raw listing data from the TRVMLS database and displays it on the search pages. The adoption of such a revolutionary tool demonstrates on his website shows the dedication of Evich to his clients and home seekers around Traverse City
Midwest realty group upgrades real estate website with a customizable IDX solution
EUGENE, OR - July 2, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- The Steve Volkers Group, out of Grand Rapids, Michigan, has created a unique real estate website with the help of their customized IDX Broker software. This software allows real estate agent Steve Volkers and Grand Rapids residents and home seekers to utilize the Grand Rapids MLS (GRAR) quickly and efficiently in searching for properties online. The website of Volkers now hosts one of the most comprehensive online real estate searches in the nation, thanks to the IDX Broker software.
A Custom IDX Solution Simplifies Downing Frye Realtors Online Home Search for Clients
EUGENE, OR - April 21, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- IDX Inc. is please to welcome Downing Frye Realtor Kerrie Novak to the growing team of real estate professionals choosing to update their websites with IDX Broker software. By doing so, Novak is integrating her website with the Sunshine MLS (SSMLS) listing information, previously unavailable to online home seekers. The innovative IDX Broker software extracts raw listing data from SSMLS and embeds it on Novak's website. Potential home buyers all around Naples, Florida now have access to a full, up-to-date database of listing information right on Novak's site.
MPSC: Home Heating Credits Now Being Processed
February 2, 2010 - (RealEstateRama) -- The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) today noted that the Michigan Department of Treasury is now processing Michigan Home Heating Credits (HHC) for the 2009 tax year. The credit assists low-income customers with winter energy bills
Camp Introduces Solar Jobs Creation Legislation
Washington, D.C. - November 18, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) -- Today, U.S. Representatives including Rep. Dave Camp, R-MI, introduced bipartisan legislation to boost solar panel manufacturing in the United States.
DELEG Warns Consumers of Furnace Cleaning Scams Offers Do's and Don'ts of Winterizing Your...
October 2, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) -- This is the time of year to get your furnace cleaned and ready for winter. Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth (DELEG) Director Stanley "Skip" Pruss offers some sensible tips so you do not get taken to the cleaners
Legislature approves SMC renovation and expansion plans
LANSING, MI - June 4, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) — Southwestern Michigan College is one step closer to renovating its Kairis Technology Building today after the Joint Capital Outlay Subcommittee approved the planning documents, announced Sen. Ron Jelinek and Reps. Sharon Tyler and Matt Lori.
'Seeking Michigan' Web Site Employs Today's Technology to Deliver Michigan's History to Information Seekers
March 17, 2009 - (RealEstateRama) — The Department of History, Arts and Libraries today announced the launch of the Seeking Michigan Web site (www.seekingmichigan.org), a growing collection of unique historical information that - through digitized source documents, maps, films, images, oral histories and artifacts - creatively tells the stories of Michigan's families, homes, businesses, communities and landscapes.


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That is also income that you never have to spend interest on. The far more of a down payment you're in a position to make on your property, the much less funds you will ultimately pay on your residence. This month I got a letter stating that my mortgage holder paid my taxes which were 31 days past due and the taxes were 1800 and they slapped a forced escrow on my mortgage of more than $4000 which has doubled my residence payment.
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Chevy S-10 Head Bolt Torque Specsby Michael Butler
Chevrolet produced the S-10 line of trucks between 1990 and 2004. Originally, the line had regular cab, extended cab and blazer models. The blazer model was discontinued after 1994. A crew cab model was introduced in 2001. In 2004, Chevrolet did away with with the various cab models and just produced one S-10 before discontinuing the entire line the next year. The line featured two different engines: a 2.2 L S4 and a 4.3 L V6.
Head Bolt Torque
Head bolt torque refers to the amount of rotational force that must be applied to the cylinder head bolts for a safe and secure connection either to the engine block or another cylinder head depending upon the engine. After the desired torque is reached, some bolts then require further rotation of a few degrees.
The 2.2 L engine used in the S-10 had two different sizes of bolts: a long and a short size. The long bolts require 46 foot-pounds of torque followed by a rotation of 90 degrees. The short bolts require 43 foot-pounds of torque followed by a 90-degree rotation.
4.3 L S-10 Prior to 1996
Prior to 1996, the head bolts in this vehicle required 65 foot-pounds of torque.
4.3 L S-10 After 1996
This engine had three sizes of bolts referred to as short, medium and long. The short bolts required 22 foot-pounds of torque and then a 55-degree rotation. The medium-head bolts need 22 foot-pounds of torque and a 65-degree rotation. The long cylinder head bolts required 22 foot-pounds of torque and a 75-degree rotation.
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Toronto is located in Ontario, Canada on the north shore of Lake Ontario. It currently has a population of over 2.6 million people, making it the largest city in Canada. Toronto has a large selection of great attractions, and ranks 40th among top international tourist destinations.
Rogers Centre
The Rogers Centre is a large multi-use stadium that features a fully retractable roof, the first one ever used on a sports stadium. The Rogers Centre is currently home to the Toronto Blue Jays (MLB), Toronto Argonauts (CFL), and some Buffalo Bills games (NFL). Along with sporting events, the centre also hosts a wide variety of concerts, World wrestling Entertainment events (WWE), Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), annual auto shows and exhibits, Supercross events, and public speakers such as Nelson Mandela and Dalai Lama. There are several hotels near the Rogers Centre, along with the CN Tower directly beside it.
Rogers Centre, 1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 1J1, Canada
CN Tower
The CN Tower is one of the top attractions in Toronto. Built in 1976, the CN Tower is currently the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere at 553 metres (1,815 ft.). This international symbol of Canada see's over 2 million visitors per year. The CN Tower features a glass floor for spectacular views, an indoor and outdoor lookout of the city, a 3D theatre, a 360 degree revolving restaurant, and the EdgeWalk. For all the thrill seekers out there, EdgeWalk is a hands free walk on the outside of the tower!
CN Tower, Toronto, ON M5V 2T6, Canada
Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo is the largest zoo in Canada, covering a total area of 710 acres. The zoo is divided into seven geographic regions: Tundra Trek, Canadian Domain, Eurasia, Africa, Australasia, Americas, and Indo-Malaya. There is over 491 species, featuring over 16,000 animals that can be seen in a variety of exhibits. In 2012, the Toronto Zoo will open the panda exhibit, housing two giant panda's.
Toronto Zoo, 361 Old Finch Ave, Scarborough, ON M1B 5K7, Canada
Canada's Wonderland
Canada's Wonderland is definitely the top attraction in Toronto for the roller coaster enthusiast. This 330 acre amusement park is located just north of Toronto in Vaughn, and features over 220 attractions, including 16 roller coasters. Open seasonally from May to October, Canada's Wonderland averages over 3 million visitors per year. The park features 8 different themed areas, including a water park and restaurants, making it a great choice for all ages.
9580 Jane St, Vaughan, ON L6A, Canada
Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum features both world culture, and natural history exhibits including over 6 million items from dinosaurs and fossils to a variety of art, along with a wide variety of Canadian and European history. The museum has been open for almost 100 years, and has over 1 million visitors a year.
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, ON M5S 2C6, Canada
Air Canada Centre
The Air Canada Centre is a multi-use indoor arena and is home to the Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL), the Toronto Raptors (NBA), and the Toronto Rock (NLL). The ACC also features World Wrestling Entertainment events (WWE), and hosts a wide variety of concerts. In 2006, the Air Canada Centre was the 11th busiest arena in the world.
Air Canada Centre, 40 Bay St, Toronto, ON M5J 2X2, Canada
Toronto features so many great attractions for any type of visitor. Next time your visiting, don't forget to check out these top attractions in Toronto.


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Progressive Tzintzún Ramirez raises $200,000 in first day of U.S. Senate campaign
WASHINGTON — Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez raked in more than $200,000 in the 24 hours after she announced her run for Senate, her campaign said today — giving her a quick start as she tries to catch up to the several other Democratic contenders who have a head start on fundraising.
The Austin-based advocate for the rights of workers and immigrants said in a video posted on Twitter that her campaign "blew through" the $100,000 fundraising goal it set on its first day.
"That's going to help fuel our campaign to speak to voters across this great state and transform our government to actually represent our interests and our needs," she said.
For subscribers: Emboldened Democrats say it's a myth that progressives can't win in Texas
Tzintzún Ramirez on Monday joined a crowded Democratic field vying to take on U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in 2020. Many of those candidates have already been tapping donors, including former Air Force pilot M.J. Hegar, who raised more than $1 million from April through June, her first quarter of fundraising.
They all have a ways to go to catch Cornyn, who has already amassed more than $9 million to fend off whoever he faces. Cornyn's campaign on Monday blasted Tzintzún Ramirez as a "hardcore progressive who supports Medicare-for-All, the Green New Deal, and slashing funding for law enforcement."


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This is a reminder that my talk will take place tonight at the Three Rivers House in La Crosse. Details are below. I hope to see you there!
The Greener Life with CS Sherin
Feb 5th, 2019
7 pm – 8:30 pm
Location: Ho-Chunk Nation, Three Rivers House (724 Main St. in La Crosse, WI)
Hosted by: Coulee Region Sierra Club
Description: Explore a holistic approach to sustainable living with Chandra (CS) Sherin, author of "Recipe For A Green Life". We will address some of the most pressing issues of our time that impact our environment, habitats, wildlife, resources, and collective health. We will learn about the importance of a holistic approach to sustainable living, and the positive impact we can have through our daily habits, choices, and do-it-yourself recipes. We will discover and discuss the most effective sustainable living choices we can make, at home and with our families. ~ Coulee Region Sierra Club


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30 day shred13.8.12
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You look amazing!!!!!!! :DReplyDelete
i just started the 30 day shred on sunday! i wish i looked as good starting as you do!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Dreaded belly shot? Girl after 16 weeks you look pretty awesome. Newest follower from the hop!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Hey lady!! I just found your cute blog via the hop, and I'm your newest follower! I'd also love to invite you to check out a fabulous Triple Giveaway I'm having right now!!ReplyDelete
Hope to see you there! And thanks so much!
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Ooooh sounds fab will pop over
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I love the shred, I have a bung neck at the moment but once it's better I'll be doing it again :)ReplyDelete
you look great!ReplyDelete
following from the blog hop :)
You look amazing hunny =D xxxReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks hun, I just put on a bit more weight from eating too much crap haha!xxDelete
You look awesome! I'm glad you gave yourself some time after the delivery to recovery, I read your birth story and I can tell you went through a lot, girl! I'm sure with your body type, all you need is a little exersize and you'll bounce right back to the pre-baby belly (although I think you look great now!) Thanks for cohosting the GFC hop and I am a new follower :)ReplyDelete
Hi Angelia, thank you for your kind words. Yeah it was a tough birth but wouldn't have it any other way :)Delete
Thanks for following, will pop over and say hi now.
I think your before looks awesome! How funny I am doing the same think on my blog and working out with Jilly as well! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Really? cool I must pop over and see how you are getting along :)Delete
You already look great! I've got to do the 30 day shred! A year and a half later, it's time to lose my baby weight! Glad to have you as a fellow blog hop co-host :) cute blog!ReplyDelete
following your blog from the mom's monday mingle 15ReplyDelete
I agree you already look great at the start! I hate my belly :( I'm not ambitious enough to do much about it besides walking :P Even that I don't really like lol.ReplyDelete
Yay girl you can do it!!!ReplyDelete
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Is Netflix a Screaming Buy?NFLX) ticked up approximately 34% from their lowest point of $82.79 a share on February 5, to the current level of $111.51 per share. However, its shares are still down about 3% since year-to-date. This drop, in my opinion, creates an opportunity that the investors should not overlook. Let us find out why.
Growth in subscribers
For internet television giants like Netflix and Amazon (AMZN), the growth in subscribers remains a key dynamic, and luckily Netflix is doing great on this metric.
More importantly, this growth in net new customers is coming across the world that makes it even more attractive going forward. For instance, after having launched Netflix in Japan, Portugal and Italy in the final quarter of 2015, the company now plans to move into around 130 additional countries. With this move, the company broadens its total addressable market by 190 million broadband homes, on top of the 360 million it estimated at the year's end. Thus, the expansion to new countries means getting new customers to its network, which should enhance its subscriber base eventually.
Another essential thing to notice here is that the company is able to grow paid memberships for domestic as well as international streaming, along with growth in total memberships that should keep its top line performance intact going forward. For example, its paid membership for domestic streaming came in at 43,401 thousand in the last quarter, representing an increase of 3.61% sequentially and 15% year-over-year. In fact, these numbers change considerably when it comes to international streaming that recorded approximately 15% sequential growth in the paid memberships and about 64% year-over-year basis.
The most important part is that Netflix was able to achieve this robust growth in paid memberships, despite increasing its average subscriber price by 4.5% internationally and by 4.3% domestically. This helped the company to report year-over-year growth of 21% in domestic and 46% in international streaming revenues respectively. This is an impressive step, as this will enable the company to keep its revenue up going forward, rather than providing discounts to get new customers for its service. This step should certainly ease out some pressure on the bottom line going forward.
Enhancing content to further drive growth for its business
Netflix, in order to tap the growing internet television market, is aggressively updating content and bringing in new series, while maintaining a reputation for high-quality content. For instance, the company, during the final quarter of the year, unveiled new popular series such as Aziz Ansari's "Master of None," Marvel's "Jessica Jones" and the much-talked-about show "Making a Murderer."
Looking ahead, the company plans to launch over 600 hours of original programming, which is appreciably up from 450 hours in 2015. In fact, Netflix has additionally expanded the breadth of its original programming for the new season with 30 plus original series. This includes The Crown and The Get Down, 8 original feature films, a dozen documentaries, 35 new seasons of the original series for kids and 9 standup comedy specials.
This is a fantastic move, as updating the content with new series and films for all categories will help the company aggressively bring new users into its platform and improve market share in the U.S. At the same time, this will help the company to get into new geographies with more enhanced content, driving growth for its subscribers eventually.
Government initiatives to accelerate growth for internet TVs
U.S President Barack Obama has recently supported the Federal Communications Commission or FCC's plan to open up phones to competition. As per this initiative, the U.S. government is all set to accelerate the "unlock the box" plan that includes the digital dialing, built-in answering machines, panoply of styles, cordless phones, and other innovations. This plan will assist consumers in easily accessing their content without having to go through a separate device to do so. Thus, this move should help internet TV providers, such as Netflix and Amazon to create new, innovative, higher-quality, lower-cost products going forward.
Netflix, on a constant basis, is growing its subscriber base, which is why the company was able to improve its revenue by a whopping 28% year-over-year in the final quarter of 2015. In fact, the company expects a significant uptick in its subscriber base in the ongoing quarter and therefore forecasts revenues to come in at $1.8 billion for the first-quarter of 2016, representing an increase of 30% year-over-year. At the same time, Netflix expects its contribution margin to significantly improve to 16.7% in the first-quarter of 2016 as against a contribution margin of 13.6% in the same quarter last year. Netflix remains an attractive opportunity to invest in the short as well as long-run.
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After completing a migration from a previous email marketing or marketing automation provider, you may notice a lot of extra data you may no longer need or that the naming conventions you were using with your previous system may not exactly align with your new system.
In this article, you'll learn our top three recommendations for what to examine and/or update after completing a migration from another platform.
- Combine lists
If you are using multiple lists that uses similar content with messaging, we recommend combining those lists with the bulk edit tool (link to merge lists article). In addition, you can segment larger lists using tags and custom fields if the messaging is more targeted toward specific contacts in that list.
- Delete or combine duplicate tags
You may have duplicate tags in your account, or more than one tag that share a similar meaning. You can delete and merge these tags within the Tag Manager.
- Update the naming convention for your automation emails
Now that you're in a new system and have recreated your automations, you may have different emails that use that same or similar internal names. We recommend updating your naming convention for all automation emails to reflect the automation name, then the name of the email, in order to stay organized and prevent confusion down the road. To learn how to update the name of an automation email, click here.


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New Photos Boardwalk Empire Premiere
The story takes place during 1920s prohibition in Atlantic City as a corrupt public official Steve Buscemi uses his clout to keep the town boozed and put money in his pockets — even if it means throwing a few dead bodies into the river in the process. It promises to be a juicy tale of wealth and power, but with an ensemble of familiar faces, gorgeous costumes, and elaborate sets, the series delivers plenty of eye candy as well.
Read more at New Photos From HBOs Boardwalk Empire Premiere.


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Sales of Lotus Cortina
Discuss anywhere you've found something useful
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Sales of Lotus Cortina
As it now been posted on the LCR Facebook page I thought I'd add my recommendation here, as the sale of my MK2 was successfully concluded by T B Classic Cars (Trevor Barefoot). Trevor was very professional in the way he conducted the business and I whole heartedly recommend him if you're thinking of selling. (See his advert in Autumn 2018 Quarter Bumper).
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Well done on the sale Dave. Have you got a new project waiting in the wings?
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Why M3?
M3, a metrics platform, and M3DB, a distributed time series database, were developed at Uber out of necessity. After using what was available as open source and finding we were unable to use them at our scale due to issues with their reliability, cost and operationally intensive nature we built our own metrics platform piece by piece. We used our experience to help us build a native distributed time series database, a highly dynamic and performant aggregation service, query engine and other supporting infrastructure.
Cluster Management
Out of the box support for handling multiple clusters, built on top of etcd
Built-in replication with configurable durability and read consistency for your needs
Customizable Consistency
Reads and writes can be set to quorum or lower or higher depending on durability preferences
Prometheus Integration
M3DB can act as the long term storage for Prometheus using remote read/write endpoints
Highly Compressed
Efficient compression algorithm inspired by Gorilla TSZ, configurable as lossless or lossy
Arbitrary Time Precision
Configurable precision from seconds to nanoseconds, with the ability to switch precision with any write
Out of order writes
Handles out of order writes seamlessly, only limited by the size of the configured database block size
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All features are fully available and open source. Any contributions are welcome!


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Over the past few years, Kickstarter has become a force to be reckoned with. Some of the coolest and weirdest gadgets I saw at this year's CES didn't come from big corporations or even small ones -- they came from independent inventors who found funding and encouragement through Kickstarter.
Which isn't to say that every Kickstarter project is a hit. The site is also a graveyard of hackneyed ideas, indie records, and films that no one wants to see. But when a Kickstarter campaign hits the right nerve, it's an exhilarating flip of the supply-and-demand model that is so ingrained in our heads. It can also be incredibly lucrative.
In the above Top 5 video, I'm counting down the five highest-grossing Kickstarter projects that have cleared over $1 million. To my surprise, there were a lot to choose from.
So, enjoy the video, and hopefully it will inspire you to kick-start your own crowd-funded fortune.
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Previously, I've ordered pre-DIY'd Osmocote tabs from the US since Osmocote is not available in Canada. I understand the formula to use is Osmocote plus 15-9-12 slow release granules that you insert into size 00 gelatin caplets. This one
I can't find another fertilizer with the same values.
What I have found is Miracle Grow slow release graduals 18-6-12
Does anyone know if this could be a suitable substitute or of a better one? I ordered 1000 empty gelatin caplets and thought it would easier to fill them
What I notice is the Osmotote granules last up 5-6 months whereas Miracle Grow says it lasts up to 3 months. My gut says it's not good enough. Also the prices of Osmocote are higher. You get what you pay for- sometimes. I'm not necessarily looking for a cheaper alternative, just one that is available locally.
I may be able to order a case of Osmotote on Amazon, if so, it will cost more, but if it's worth it, I will look into it. The Osmocote tabs have worked very well for me.
For those who have made root tabs before, would a 2 pound container of Osmotote be enough for 1000 gelatin caplets, or is that a small container?


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Flint K-9 Returns with Book 3 in the Series!
A local animal hoarder, her missing son, and a condemned home filled with dark secrets.
In book three of the bestselling Flint K-9 Search and Rescue series, Jamie searches for the cognitively challenged son of a local animal hoarder, while newly licensed PI Jack Juarez investigates a related murder with an unfortunate prime suspect: Jamie's son.
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who have vanished during a dog sledding expedition in Western Maine.
"Well written. Flawlessly paced."
"The story grabs you and keeps you up all night reading.
I can't wait for the next installment."
The Erin Solomon Mysteries
Twenty-five years ago, Erin Solomon's life went up in flames.
Now, she'll do whatever it takes to find out why.
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The first novel in the bestselling Flint K-9 Search and Rescue Mystery series.
Two missing sisters, a forest infamous for its sinister history,
and a sadistic killer with a twisted sense of right and wrong.
K-9 handler Jamie Flint and her dog Phantom battle the clock
and the elements to find the girls before it's too late.
Jen on YouTube
Archived episodes of Jen's weekly Facebook Live Mutt-tastic Monday, all the best videos of Marji the pup and Magnus the Maine coon cat, fan reviews, author interviews… All in one handy place.


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The NSD series optical level switch is described as a low cost solid-state level sensor suited for clear, translucent, and non-coating low viscosity liquids. It functions by detecting the difference in refraction between the liquid and air. An infrared LED inside the lens transmits a beam of invisible light. In air, the beam is reflected back into the sensing circuit to an infrared detector. In liquid, the beam is refracted away from the detector and results in switch activation or de-activation depending on the switch logic as ordered. The NSD is available in Polysulfone, or 316 Stainless Steel with a Polysulfone lens. The switch output is a PNP open collector with normally closed (activated) dry or normally open (deactivated) dry logic, depending on the model code. A red LED status indicator is lit when the switch is activated. A datasheet and an operation manual are available, respectively, at:
• http://koboldusa.com/sites/default/files/product_files/Economical-optical-level-switch-NSD.pdf
• http://koboldusa.com/sites/default/files/product_files/Economical-optical-level-switch-NSD-manual.pdf
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The popularity of Research in Motion's Blackberry smartphones declined in the fourth quarter of 2010 as enterprise employees chose Apple products as their preferred devices, according to a survey by iPass.
The enterprise mobility company's survey of 3,500 mobile employees worldwide found that only 8% had chosen Blackberry smartphones as their preferred mobile device in the quarter, down from 33% a year earlier. Apple's iPhone and iPad were the top mobile devices for 48% of those polled.
"Tablet and smartphone use in the enterprise is being driven by the growth of cloud-based applications, in addition to the availability of these devices being reasonably priced," said Steven Wastie, senior vice president of marketing and product management at iPass.
Wastie believes the tablet market is also growing at the expense of PC sales after positive uptake among enterprise employees.
"We have entered the post-PC era. In the fourth quarter of 2010, 101 million smartphones were sold versus 92 million PCs," said the report.
Wastie added that a trinity of Internet-capable devices would ultimately form the new unit of computing for mobile employees.


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Tom Smith & Joanne McBride are proud to welcome you to their new venture, here at The Fox & Hounds Clavering.
The Fox & Hounds
Tom Smith & Joanne McBride are proud to welcome you to their new venture, here at The Fox & Hounds Clavering. Joining the pub in December 2011, we are starting to find our feet & happy to be serving the local community. We offer a selection of homemade food sourced locally as well as a great selection of wines & the finest ales, maintained to the highest of standards.
We are looking to offer a happy warm environment where you can come along & keep us company. Join us for a drink, a delicious spot of lunch or evening meal & maybe for one of our up and coming evenings of entertainment. We are very excited to present an acoustic evening every month & are looking to hold evenings including quizzes, specialist food & karaoke.
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Perhaps surprisingly, it is in three fields that are especially popular among university students – the arts, media and publishing – where the apprentice earning advantage is most pronounced, and for which the aforementioned 270% figure was recorded.
However, the statistics tell a similar story for other fields, with apprentices in agriculture, horticulture and animal care, for instance, enjoying 211% greater earnings over their career. When it is also considered that apprentices are spared from having to pay tuition fees and other university debts at the same time as enjoying the 'hidden pay cheque' that comes from earning while learning, it becomes clear why apprenticeships have gained such great acclaim and popularity in recent years.
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A brutal civil war followed by a deadly Ebola outbreak decimated the health system in Liberia. Americares responded to the civil war with emergency shipments of medicine and supplies.
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Liberia, according to the World Health Organization, has one of the most fragile health infrastructures in the world. With an estimated population of 4.5 million, at one point there was approximately 1 physician for every 100,000 people. As the Ebola outbreak infected 372 health care workers and killed 184, health facilities severely reduced services or closed altogether so people living with diseases like malaria and typhoid could not find treatment and expectant mothers were left to give birth at home without trained birth attendants or safe facilities.
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Soundinstallation in the vineyard cellars of Burg (Magdeburg).
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Burg (Magdeburg).
At the vineyard of the city of Burg, visitors can find a barred door. Those who look through will discover that a cellar hides behind it, widely ramified, with many corridors and rooms and somewhat musty in the smell. Every inhabitant immediately feels reminded of the "Burger Trommler". According to a legend, a long time ago he tried to measure the caves and underground labyrinths of the city.
After a carousal, equipped with a drum and a few wind-lights, he ran fearlessly ahead. His buddies followed behind for a while. But when their poor candles began to flicker and the musty smell got worse and worse, they called out to their companion to turn around! But he didn't think about it, went further and further, and his drumming became quieter and quieter. According to the legend, the drummer stopped playing at some point and was never seen again.
The soundinstallation, however, clarifies that he was only too far away to be heard by the drunkards. Maybe he had found a barrel of wine in between, took a mouthful, and then he went on undaunted. Maybe he found another way out of the maze. It is a fact however, that he returns every day, and one can still hear the drummer in his search for some more fine drops.[read more="read more" less="read less"]
In the sound installation, 3 basements and the staircase are each equipped with an audio track. They play back recordings of a percussionist. In the entrance area the rhythm is still very accurate, the further back they are placed, the more exalted the recordings become. The rhythms alternate, are interrupted by pauses, as soon as you can guess where the beats come from, they are already over – and soon start again somewhere else.
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By Catherine Hosman
BERTRAM — Bertram residents will see an increase in their sewer and trash rates beginning with their March bill.
Sewer will increase from a base rate of $18 for the first 2,000 gallons, to $22.50. The additional usage fee of $1.85 per 1,000 gallons will not change.
Trash service will increase from $13.40 per month to $15.90 per month for residential, and from $16.20 per month to $20.75 for commercial. These rates are based on one 96-gallon garbage container.
Evan Milliorn, Bertram City Secretary, said the sewer rates are increasing to finance the wastewater pond expansion and new holding tank for irrigation and effluent discharge service. The project has been on the table for several years and a final cost has not been determined.
"We are doing this with a revenue bond through the United States Department of Agriculture on a 40-year note," he said. "We should have a good number in the coming weeks."
Milliorn said the City is in process of closing the loan and the next phase is to discuss "bidding out the project."
The garbage rate increase is the result of a new contract with Clawson Disposal, which has picked up Bertram's trash for more than 20 years. Milliorn said the contract has not been revisited since it went into effect in 2006. There will be no change in service.
Reasons for the increase in trash service are due to higher costs across the board including the price of diesel, as well as added service for new residents and businesses, he said.
"For new residents who need to set up an account, the cost is the same," Milliorn said.
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Great news for marshals interested in volunteering the 2014 Singapore Grand Prix. Important registration dates have been released, and in true Singapore fashion there are different deadlines for different candidates which I'll list below.
If you have done the GP last year, you are first on the list for consideration. Registration for returning officials starts February 17th. Friends and family of returning officials wishing to participate get a special referral code which may be used on February 24th. And general public is open to apply last starting March 10th.
The deadline to apply is March 31st. So if interested do it as quickly as possible. Singapore has one of the largest marshalling bodies in the world with over 1,200 members but they receive many more thousands applicants so it pays to be first in line. I love Singapore and their event because my marshalling career started there, it will always be home in that respect.
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For many families, Labor Day is a welcome extension to the final weekend of summer, an excuse for a barbecue before fall sets in. But in school districts and states across the country, the day has also become a battleground between legislators, educators and the tourism industry.
On its surface, the debate seems fairly innocuous: When should kids should go back to school — before or after the holiday — and who should have the power to decide. But the pre- or post-Labor Day debate is actually a complicated, insidious struggle. It's a conflict that stretches back to the eighties, flaring up every few years in town halls and state legislatures. Education experts argue that shorter breaks lead to better academic outcomes, particularly for poorer communities, while local school boards insist that they need dominion over their own districts. Meanwhile, the tourism industry vehemently opposes shortening summer because it eats into their profits and robs them of seasonal employees, many of them teenagers who have to return to class.
On August 31, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R) brought the debate again to the forefront when he announced an executive order that, as of 2017, will require Maryland schools to remain closed until after Labor Day.
"School after Labor Day is now the law of the land in Maryland," said Hogan. He argued that the mandate was a "long overdue" measure to "protect the traditional end of summer."
Holding his executive order aloft, Hogan says, "school after Labor Day is now the law of the land in Maryland." pic.twitter.com/8WmJ9b4B2I
— Erin Cox (@ErinatTheSun) August 31, 2016
Hogan, who has a historically terrible relationship with teachers and schools in his state, argued that pushing back the start of school allows for more family time, will reduce the strain of air-conditioning classrooms in the torpid August heat, and will not negatively impact students' education.
Underlying Hogan's arguments, however, was a strong current of economics. Hogan announced the new measure in Ocean City, a popular summer tourist destination whose businesses stand to benefit enormously from a later school date.
He was flanked by the state's comptroller, Peter Franchot, who oversees the state's finances, and who in 2014 put together a task-force to argue for pushing back the first day of school. Two years ago, Franchot said that a shift would mean millions in tax revenue and economic activity. At the time, his recommendations were strongly opposed by the three main educational organizations in Maryland, who said that the recommendation to start school post-Labor Day appeared to be "based on purely economic reasons."
Now, it's the 'law of the land' — and state lawmakers and educators are outraged and worried about the effect it will have on the state's education.
"Many of us are trying to think about 'how do we give our kids more time in school?'" Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Dallas Dance told the Baltimore Sun, saying that the move is in direct contradiction to the prevailing advice of education experts. Sean Johnson, a lobbyist for the state teacher's union, told the Sun that it "codified the brain drain" that occurs for students during summer vacation.
Michael Durso, president of the school board for Maryland's largest school district, said Hogan's unilateral mandate "[usurped] local decision-making around school calendars." State senator Rich Maladeno echoed Durso in a fiery Facebook post, writing that "Hogan's actions today seizes control from local elected officials and gives it to a group of bureaucrats in Annapolis."
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. went to the heart of the issue — accusing Hogan of prioritizing summer tourism over advancing educational achievements.
"Making a press show about this issue . . . while holding hands with the state tax collector appears like political gamesmanship," Miller said, as reported by The Washington Post.
The Education vs. Economy Showdown Across the US
The fight to prioritize business interests over education is hardly confined to Maryland. Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia all already have laws on the books prohibiting earlier school start-dates. In each case, the tentacles of the tourism industry are never far away.
In Virginia, the law is known as the "King's Dominion Law," after the theme park — together with Busch Gardens before it was sold by the beer giant — donated over a million dollars to state legislators since the law went on the books 20 years ago, ensuring that schools go into session after Labor Day. Long summer vacations mean more time for family trips and more money for the tourism industry, as well as cheap summer labor from high schoolers.
Michigan has required schools to start after Labor Day since 2006, but more and more schools are requesting waivers to allow students to get back to their classrooms earlier. Reacting to the trend, State Sen. Marty Knollenberg (R) introduced a bill to repeal the requirement, arguing that the long summer break was counterintuitive if scholastic achievement was the goal. The bill was met with fierce opposition from the state's tourism industry.
And the Labor Day school mandate could continue to spread. Bills and debates about tourism vs. education have recently cropped up in Alabama, Arizona, Iowa, and Texas. This year, lawmakers in Ohio introduced a bill that would require state schools to start after Labor Day; its sponsors argued that it would lesson costs from air conditioning and allow kids to spend more time at summer jobs, thus boosting the economy.
In June, the Delaware Senate narrowly passed a bill (which died in the House) that would also require schools to start after Labor Day. The task force that recommended the bill said it would allow kids to stay at summer jobs longer and extend the tourist season. In April, a Rhode Island senator also introduced a Labor Day bill, pointing to Michigan, Minnesota and Virginia and saying that the late start date in each state was "applauded" by the tourism industry.
The problem with starting school later
Pushing back schools' start dates is in direct contradiction to prevailing educational wisdom. Researchers have been making data-driven pleas for years to shorten the United States' long summer breaks, which are unique among industrialized countries — as are our persistently low reading and math scores.
Arne Duncan, who was the United States Secretary of Education from 2009 until earlier this year, argued that a longer school year was essential to helping American kids remain competitive on a national stage. President Obama has also made it clear that he's in favor of a longer school year, saying in 2009 that while he knows the idea isn't "wildly popular," that the "challenges of a new century demand more time in the classroom." Kids in other countries, both Duncan and Obama stressed, were often at school for a month longer than US kids — gains which add up.
Research also shows that schools with longer school years and more classroom time report higher graduation rates and higher test scores. Long summers lead to "brain drain" and "summer slide" — the loss of hard-earned reading and math skills over the long break. Karl Alexander, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University, found that students lose an average of two months worth of what they learned the previous year over every summer.
In reporting reaction to starting school after Labor Day, I'm struck by how a longer summer vacation can be a burden to poor communities.
— Erin Cox (@ErinatTheSun) August 31, 2016
These losses particularly effect lower income students, who are already at a disadvantage.
Unlike their wealthier peers, they can't afford to spend their summers at enrichment activities or expensive camps. The gap in summer opportunities only widens existing educational inequalities. According to a research review by the National Summer Learning Association, by the end of fifth grade, summer learning loss can put low-income students two-and-a-half to three years behind their peers.
And while summer might mean fun family vacations for wealthier students, for low income students summer break often means the loss of the subsidized meals they can depend on during the year.
"A lot of our students don't have access to vacations in Ocean City."
In Maryland, educators have cited this as a huge problem with Hogan's unilateral decision: the needs of wealthy Washington D.C. suburbs are hugely different than the needs of Baltimore, where 84 percent of public school students qualify for subsidized meals.
"A lot of our students don't have access to vacations in Ocean City," Alison Perkins-Cohen, chief of staff of the Baltimore school system told the Baltimore Sun.
Longer summer breaks also place a burden on parents. Proponents of later school start dates, aside from the hard economics arguments, often appeal to a romantic notion of summer as essential family time. But for single or low-income parents who might rely on working multiple low-wage jobs, summer instead means either scraping together the money for child-care costs or leaving kids unattended.
When it comes to longer summer breaks, the tourism industry may reap the rewards, but it's poorer communities that bear the brunt of the costs.
Then there's the sheer math factor: most states mandate at least 180 days of education. Lengthening summer break often means scrimping on the other vacations throughout the year. In Maryland, Hogan's order now requires schools to squeeze those 180 days in between Labor Day and June 15th, which, when combined with the need for flexibility in the case of bad weather, educators say might mean shrinking spring break. It also will mean less flexibility with religious holidays.
"One of the biggest impacts of Gov. Larry Hogan's plan to insert the state in formulating local public school calendars will be on religious minorities," State Senator Rich Madaleno wrote on Facebook, noting that while Christian holidays are state-mandated time off, some school districts in Maryland had recently added the Jewish high holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur as days off— for which they would now need to annually petition the State School board.
The high cost of a long summer
Advocates of shorter school years often cite the costs that are associated with a longer school year. More time in school means paying teachers more, and larger administrative costs. One of the arguments advanced by Hogan — and by other advocates for later school start dates in Arizona and Ohio — was the cost associated with operating air conditioners in the August heat (which, before air conditioners were invented, was actually the reason for the summer break in the first place, not the need of children's labor on family farms).
Not allocating the money, however, only pushes those costs back onto parents for summer enrichment activities and childcare. It also puts a large number of America's underserved kids at a systematic disadvantage, passing inequalities from generation to generation.
And, given that education is how we feed workers into the American economy and fuel innovation, many of the economic arguments for a shorter school year come across as short-sighted. Longer summers may indeed boost tourism in the short term — but is that boost worth what it's going to cost the future?
This article originally stated that Montgomery County was the second-largest county in Maryland and that schools would be required to finish by July 15th; Montgomery County is the largest county and Maryland schools are required to finish by June 15th. We regret the errors.


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History of Chinese/Western Journalism and Communication, Research on Famous Domestic and Foreign Journalists, Media Culture and the Criticism, Media and Society, Culture in Journalism, Cutting-edge Lectures on Journalism and Communication, Lectures on Academic Fundamentals.
Professor Li Bin is an Instructing Council member for Journalism Teaching and Learning of Ministry of Education, a permanent member of Chinese Society for History Study of Journalism and Communication, and an academic committee member of Information and Communication Research Center at Fudan University.
Born in Urumqi in 1959, he graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Zhengzhou University in1982 and received his PhD in Journalism Studies at Renmin University of China in 1998. He had been Dean of Journalism and Communication Department at the Chinese Youth College for Political Sciences since 1998. After joining Tsinghua faculty in 2001, he became renowned as a welcome professor. In 2003, he was awarded the Mentor Prize.


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Show Jumper Danielle Goldstein: the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival's First Recipient of the Omega Alpha Healthy Horse Award
Wellington, FL (January 20, 2015)— International show jumper Danielle Goldstein became the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival's first recipient of the Omega Alpha Healthy Horse Award, presented during week one of the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival (January 7- 11). The United States and Israeli dual citizen, who competes for the Israeli flag, was given the award in recognition of her mount Waliba VDL's excellent body condition. Goldstein competed Waliba in two Schooling Jumper- 1.15m classes during the first week of the festival.
Omega Alpha Pharmaceuticals Inc., a leader in developing natural equine products through research-based science, will present the Healthy Horse Award six times at both the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival and the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival. As the first winner, Goldstein received a commemorative ribbon and prize bucket filled with Omega Alpha products. The company is a proud sponsor of both major event series, and is looking forward to promoting equine health over the next twelve weeks of competition.
"The Omega Alpha Healthy Horse Award is given to a horse that exudes good health through proper muscling; a healthy, shiny coat; and a good attitude in its performance— which reflects good internal health," explains Patti Hanco, Director of Business Development for the equine division of Omega Alpha. The selection committee was impressed by the robust appearance and vigorous performance of Waliba VDL, which made the mare stand out against the competition.
The secret to keeping her horses healthy and fit, Goldstein says, is giving them extensive exercise. "I like to get them out of their stalls multiple times a day — for the treadmill, trail rides, hand walking… anything to get them as fit as possible and ready for competition."
Goldstein's natural approach to equine health makes her a perfect match for Omega Alpha, which has specialized in natural formulations for enhancing equine health and performance for more than twenty years. The company offers a wide selection of award-winning products created using botanical ingredients, including supplements for respiratory, digestive, joint, hormonal, and immune health as well as products for detoxification, muscle rehabilitation, endurance, and performance.
Goldstein says she is excited to try the herbal supplements she won with all of her horses. After the competitions in Wellington draw to a close, she plans to return to the Europe to train for the European Championships. Goldstein, who laid down a world class ride at the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games last September in France knows what it takes to compete at the sport's tops levels, "I am working hard to have myself in top riding form for the European Championships and have my horses in the best health and condition, so this was the perfect time to be introduced to the Omega Alpha products. I am grateful to Omega Alpha for this award and look forward to trying these products. I have heard so many good things about the line", Goldstein added. This week was a promising start to another ambitious year for Goldstein, and the products she received from Omega Alpha will undoubtedly help her horses retain their excellent health for upcoming shows in the U.S. and across the European continent.
To learn more about Omega Alpha's range of quality health products and how they can help horses become worthy of the Healthy Horse Award, visit www.OmegaAlpha.ca or call 1-800-651-3172.
Photo: Danielle Goldstein and Waliba VDL receive the Omega Alpha Healthy Horse Award at the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival (Photo courtesy of JRPR, no photo credit necessary)


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GQ visits Reykjavik, Iceland, with the help of Icelandair's Stopover Buddy service where travellers can spend 24 hours in the company of one of the airline's employees
Jetsetters pay attention: an airline has come up with one of the best travel ideas of 2016. IcelandAir has devised a Stopover Buddy service where travellers can spend 24 hours in the company of one of the airline's employees, from CEO to pilot to air stewardess. These locals can suggest activities and attractions tailored to your specific requirements. So if you request an "adventure" stopover you could be taken off-piste skiing, if cuisine is more your dish then enjoy a tour of the best Reykjavik food joints.
It's an inspired concept which transforms the traditionally airport-bound transatlantic stopover into an opportunity for another mini-holiday that guarantees the all-important stamp of authenticity. As your friend blathers on about the Blue Lagoon, smile serenely and say, "Bit touristy for my taste. I just went for a dip in a hot spring that was literally off the beaten track. Nice "I heart Iceland" hat." If you wish to linger in this fair country, the airline offers passengers up to seven nights stopover at no additional airfare.
The Stopover Buddy service runs until 30 April so you better get booking. Here are some examples of the delights on offer. All photos except the church and the restaurant are courtesy of GQ's own Stopover Buddy Siggi Anton.
File this one under "brave" - or alternatively "mental". The setting: a mountainside road in the middle of nowhere. The time: closing on midnight. The temperature: tickling minus ten degrees. The wind: more biting than a hungry sabre tooth tiger. So what do you do? You stop the car and start getting undressed. And yes, it's colder than you could possibly imagine, and yes you'll start questioning your basic sanity as off come the trousers, but once you wrap your shivering body in a towel and scamper a few paces up the mountain a hot bubbling nirvana awaits. Plunge into deliciously warm water and in seconds you'll be toastier than a marshmallow on a camp fire. Then crack open a beer and enjoy. Unlike the tourist-central of the Blue Lagoon springs, you're spared the crowds and paying any money for the privilege.
In order to endure the frosty climate Icelanders must load up on the grub. Unsurprisingly Icelandic food is pretty special. Seafood is a must: all restaurants will serve fish freshly caught that morning. However for the bold some more exotic dishes decorate the menu. As well as locally sourced meat, the newly opened Apotek restaurant offers grilled octopus, minke whale and strips of puffin. (The octopus and whale are delicious, the puffin tastes rather like chicken only with added guilt.) Not enough? Visit the right establishment and you can chow down on horse. Proper food to put hairs on your chest and fire in your heart. Those Vikings didn't go pillaging fuelled by carrots and quinoa. The beauty of the buddy system is that rather than attempting to track down your desired cuisine, you need simply relay your preferences to the local and they shall do the rest.
Iceland boasts some of the most breathtaking landscapes on the planet. Stark, sparse and silent, distant white mountains set against clear blue skies. For proof of its barren beauty, Games of Thrones scenes set north of the Wall are filmed on location here. Situated around an hour and a half's drive from Reykjavik, a newly opened maze of ice tunnels allows visitors to walk through Iceland's second largest glacier, Langjökull, 1260m above sea level. The main tunnel is over 550m long and runs 40m under the surface of the glacier. Follow a guide through different layers of ice, exploring hidden chambers and vast crevasses. There's even a church room, complete with an ice alter and ice pulpits. Tours depart once a day at 12.30pm from the Húsafell estate - you'll need to ride specially modified monster trucks up the mountain. The views alone are worth the journey.
Snorri Sturluson was a busy man. In the first half of the 13th century he wrote the Prose Edda (the central text of Scandinavian mythology), Heimskringla, a history of the early Norwegian kings, and numerous poetic verse, while also finding time to serve as lawyer, lawspeaker on the Icelandic council and warrior chieftain before his appropriately violent assassination in 1242. Without Snorri not only would European literature look very different but also modern films and television. Much of Game of Thrones draws on Snorri's work, as well as the Marvel character of Thor. Snorri lived in the town of Reykholt, just over an hour from Reykjavik, where the Snorrastofa Cultural / Research Centre celebrates the great man. Remains of his settlement, including his outdoor hot tub, still stand there - as does a remarkably beautiful church.
It's been mentioned already but should be reiterated: the Icelandic landscape is breathtaking. Photograph wisely and your Instagram feed will look like it's been hijacked by National Geographic. Nor is it all barren landscapes and "winter is coming" skies. The immensely beautiful Barnafoss waterfall isn't far from Snorri's digs. According to legend, two local children were left alone when their parents went to a wedding at a nearby parish. Deciding to follow their parents, the children attempted to cross the Barnfoss but fell and drowned in the rushing waters. Thus the name "Barnfoss" or "children's waterfall." Possibly apocryphal tragedy aside, it's a great photo spot.
Resembling the night sky on acid, the Northern Lights should be a box on anyone's bucket list. Ancient tribes believed the illuminated sky to be pulsating with the spirits of the dead. We now know the Aurora are caused by the solar wind (i.e. charged particles from the Sun) interacting with the Earth's magnetic fields, which… look, who cares? They're big, green and upward.Reykjavik is renowned as one of the best places on the planet to see the Lights, but that doesn't mean it's a done deal. Many have come expectant and left downhearted. Hooking up with a local, who knows all the best spots and likely appearances, greatly increases your chances. A genuine, once-in-a-lifetime experience could be your reward. (Unless you live in Iceland: then you see them loads.)
Icelandair fly from Gatwick, Heathrow, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow and from Aberdeen, with onward connections to sixteen North American airports. Return fares start at £379, and you can always Icelandair


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Information for 17143IIED
TAMD: A framework for assessing climate adaptation and development effects
IIED Briefing, 4 pages
This briefing explains the concepts behind the Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development (TAMD) framework.
TAMD is a 'twin track' framework that evaluates adaptation success as a combination of how widely and how well countries or institutions manage climate risks (Track 1) and how successful adaptation interventions are in reducing climate vulnerability and in keeping development on course (Track 2). The aim is to generate bespoke frameworks for individual countries tailored to specific contexts.
TAMD's dual approach can track adaptation at all levels and from all sources, from initiatives involving several countries, various interventions in a single country, and right down to local projects. It can assess whether climate change adaptation leads to effective development and also how development interventions can boost communities' capacity to adapt to climate change. It does this by evaluating an intervention within and across the two tracks.
Publication information
- IIED code: 17143IIED
- Published: Nov 2012 - IIED
- Themes: Climate change, Monitoring, evaluation and learning
- Series: IIED Briefing Papers
- Languages:
English, français, Español
Project information
The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) is working with partners to develop and pilot a framework, called Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development (TAMD), to track adaptation and measure its impact on development.
More at www.iied.org:
Tracking adaptation and measuring development (TAMD)


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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
With the Fifth Sunday of Lent upon us we are approaching the final week before we begin Holy Week. How will you plan to deepen your faith this Holy Week? Please take a moment to look at your calendar and give yourself the gift of time by putting into your schedule Holy Week, which begins with Passion Sunday, April 13 and especially the Triduum (Holy Thursday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m., Good Friday, April 18 at 3:00 pm, and the Easter Vigil, April 19 at 8:30 pm) to celebrate these high holy days of our faith as we observe the paschal mystery of our God. If you can't be present, at least give yourself the gift of silence set aside time to simply allow this simple prayer to take hold of you: Jesus draw me closer to you.
Earlier this week Pope Francis encouraged us and all Christian believers to not walk through this life as "tourists" – but rather as pilgrims, moving forward, deepening our life of faith with Christ.
Our Holy Father identified three categories of believers:
-Christians who have faith in God's promises, seek them and follow them;
-Stationary Christians whose lives are at a standstill and
-Other Christians who are convinced they are moving forward but are just "existential tourists."
In Pope Francis' words: "There are other Christians who are 'tempted to stop.' So many stationary Christians! We have so many left behind who have a faint hope. Yes, I believe there will be Heaven and all will be well. They do well to believe this, but don't look for it! They obey the commandments, the precepts: everything, everything. But they are stationary. The Lord cannot make them leaven among His people, because they do not walk. And this is a problem: the stationary. Then, there are others among them and us, who take the wrong road, all of us sometimes take a wrong turn, we know that. The problem is not taking the wrong road, the problem is not turning back when we realize that we are wrong. Lent is a good time to think about whether I am on the move or stationary: convert. Or if I have taken the wrong road, but go to confession and take up the right road. Or if I am a theological tourist, one of these who go around life in circles, but never make a step forward. And I ask the Lord for the grace to return to the right road, to take up the journey, but towards the promises," concluded Pope Francis.
In these final days of Lent, don't be a tourist — be a pilgrim moving forward, allowing all the experiences of life to have meaning for us in light of the passion of Jesus.
In the peace of Christ,
Fr. Mark


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Hey so Bf1942 1.6 is cool but I'm wondering if anyone out here is having joystick problems with it. For me, every time the map changes, right becomes left and vice versa on the joystick
Anyone else notice this?
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can't save any file
I have a file open in ST2. I have no other programs running on the machine, which I just rebooted. I edit the file and hit Ctrl-S, I get the error 'can't save file'. Opening a random other file gets the same error on save. Editing the same files in any other program (notepad, Visual Studio) works fine as expected. Process Explorer tells me that this file is not open in any other program. I also found that a number of other people have run into this same dialog: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9240 with no known explanation.
I installed ST2 a few weeks ago and it worked up until a few days ago, and has not saved any files since then. I have rebooted the machine and closed every other program there is. The machine is running Windows Server 2012.
I noticed that I get this error every time I try and save a file that is under version control (specifically, I'm using TFS). Files not under version control are ok.
And now I also found that installing this plugin (https://bitbucket.org/CDuke/sublime-tfs/src) for tfs makes it save successfully.
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I wish I had planned to throw an extravagant dinner party where I could have served these Chocolate Truffle Tartlets as the dessert. Or even have just had friends over for coffee or dessert.Instead, I had no plans for the day besides baking, so I curled up on with a blanket on my bedroom floor with a mug of Irish coffee and a decadent tartlet topped with whipped cream. Had it not been raining/snowing, I would have driven to deliver tartlets to friends. Instead, my co-workers will get to taste all the extras. They seem to be fans of my participation in the Tuesdays with Dorie project.
These tartlets are decadent, rich, fudgey, delicious, glad-I-worked-out-beforehand, oh so good. Studded with milk chocolate and white chocolate chips and chopped pecans, they are perfect for the homemade chocolate crusts.
It took me awhile to find the right type of pans. The recipe calls for 4 1/2 inch tartlet pans with removable bottoms. At a glorious kitchen store in downtown Fredericksburg that has all sorts of fun kitchen gadgets that I want to one day (soon) fill my drawers and cupboards with, I found individual tart pans that are 4 inches with removable bottoms. Works for me. I ended up with extra dough and filling, enough to make two more tarts beyond the six the recipe yielded.
Nothing in the recipe itself was too hard: Make a basic butter pie crust dough with cocoa added. I had to use the heel of my palm to "smear" the dough together because it was so crumbly. My mom used a food processor, but said she still had to do this part on the counter; she also had to add extra ice water. Roll out circles for the tart pans, pressing the dough back together when it came apart. Bake and cool. Melt bittersweet chocolate and butter in an improvised double boiler. Add to well-beaten egg yolks and sugar and vanilla. Mix in chips and nuts. Bake until the filling is set. Enjoy with whipped cream! (The reason it took so long was because each step seems to require cooling or refrigeration.)
Here's what my mom said about her tartlets, which she made when my grandma was in town for the week: "You know, I didn't think I was going to like these but they were delicious, especially warm from the oven. I ended up doing the biscotti but I think I would have preferred nuts and if I did it again I'd skip the white chocolate chunks, but these are personal preferences. Your dad and Grandma Gloria really liked them. If I was going to make them for company, I think I'd have everything ready and bake them while we were eating dinner to serve them slightly warm. After sitting in the fridge I brought them to room temp and they were like eating fudge. I really liked the gooey deliciousness when they were warm!"
To get the recipe, visit these blogs: A Whisk and a Spoon, Good Eats and Sweet Treats, Spike Bakes and Cookbookhabit.


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I just don't DO scary Halloween. This is probably my scariest costume. Or most traumatic.
Day 20: Hot Air Balloon Crash
Posted by audiohelkuik on 10.20.15 in Audio's Life, Costumes
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Behavior of light at the nanoscale is different from the macro scale. Visitors will be able to look at how nature produces shimmering iridescent colors using nanostructures. They will be able to understand and appreciate the applications of this process by making an artificial opal.
Understand that color is produced due to interaction of matter and light
Structural color is different from pigment based color
Behavior of light at the nanoscale is dependent on the size of the structures it is interacting with
Developed for the NISE Network with funding from the National Science Foundation under Award Numbers 0532536 and 0940143. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this product are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.


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Philatelic Museum in Mejiro: A Stamp Collectors Paradise
Collecting postage stamps might sound like an old-fashioned hobby, but don't be too quick to judge: philately is also about learning geography, history, and cultures. It can also be a great source of visual inspiration!
Mejiro is a small train station in the Toshima ward of Tokyo. It is mostly famous for the neighboring and elite Gakushuin University. The station is run by the Japan Railroad (JR) and is easily accessed via the Yamanote Line.
The Japanese name of the museum is Kitte no Hakubutsukan 切手の博物館, as a postage stamp is called "kitte" (切手) in Japanese. The museum is also the office of the Japan Philatelic Society (established in 1946) and its affiliated organizations. Originally, the museum was opened in Shinjuku in 1989, but was relocated to Toshima in 1996.
The entrance fee is 200 yen for adults, 100 yen for children and free for the handicapped. On every 23rd of each month the museum can be visited free of charge: it is called "fumi no hi" (ふみの日), meaning "Day of Writing Letters." Currently, there are two floors and special events take place on the third floor.
The first floor consists of the exhibition halls and the shop. Exhibitions are theme-based, and the themes change every three months. The current theme is "Gods of The World" which lasts until September 30th and to be followed by "The Relationship Between Dogs and Monkeys". The Gods exhibit includes Mythical Gods from Greece, Rome, Egypt, Indonesia and many more. The stamps are collected from different countries, which are illustrated on a wall mural map. Japanese stamps are also exhibited, even though the country is relatively new with its first stamp being issued only in 1871 (the so-called "dragon series"). There are about 350,000 postage stamps in the museum's collection.
Even though I am not a big fan of mythology, I find the wide range of countries and cultures fascinating. Some of the stamps are very old and some are enlarged on a copy machine to illustrate the details better. It was interesting to see the TV broadcasting Gods from Denmark.
The exhibition space also contains non-themed collections. They feature famous people, events, and even cartoon characters, such as Disney and Star Wars. There is a wide variety of current series from Japan, including natural landscapes and popular mascots. Many can be found in thick catalogues. Don't worry, there are comfortable seats in case you get tired.
The shop is incredible: you can find both old and modern stamps from all over the world. For example, there are American ones featuring a solar eclipse. If you are looking for a nice album or frame for your favorite stamps, this is the place to visit. There is a place to sell your stamps as well. And even more fun: there is a photo booth to make a postcard designed as a stamp you can design yourself! It costs just 200 yen per piece.
The second floor is the library. It contains 10,000 publications and 1000 magazines that are listed both in electronic catalogue and on the cards in the drawers. The workplace of the museum's founder Mizuhara Meiso is reproduced and on display.
And finally, don't miss the little bamboo garden with the hot spring water fountain at the entrance.
Stamp collecting is not for everyone but for those who love to see common hobbies practiced within a different culture when they travel, this museum will show you why even Japan has its stamp lovers. Before you finish lurking around the museum, be sure to buy a letter along with a stamp that really catches your eyes.


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1. Re: Creator Error prj.M0144AnkitaS_51 Sep 22, 2017 1:07 AM (in response to MiKO_283856)
You are getting this error at what stage means while pasting or renaming. Can you please provide us the workspace to look into the issue
2. Re: Creator Error prj.M0144MiKO_283856 Sep 22, 2017 2:43 AM (in response to AnkitaS_51)
Hi Ank,
Thx for replying.
Getting it as soon as I'm pasting.
I've worked around by 'Saving as ...' but this error msg is unusual.
Sharing the workspace possible but only thru a case or a private address, protection requested by my customer.
3. Re: Creator Error prj.M0144AnkitaS_51 Sep 22, 2017 2:53 AM (in response to MiKO_283856)
Hello Michel,
Please see your project folder's structure within workspace is correct.Means to say I have seen this case with a customer when all his existing .cydsn project files were not inside the Workspace folder, but were outside, he was constantly getting errors while renaming projects.
Can you make a new workspace and copy all the required projects into that workspace and then see if this problem on Copy-Paste is coming or not in that.
4. Re: Creator Error prj.M0144MiKO_283856 Sep 22, 2017 3:53 AM (in response to AnkitaS_51)
No way, even creating a brand new workspace and copying the existing project into it.
The copy/paste led me to the same pop-up error.
I'm working on a second PC so it's not a computer-related problem (W10 & Creator 4.1 Update 1 on both).
All the .cydsn are in the same main folder (I mean File System hierarchy), and in Creator under the workspace explorer tree, the current workspace seems to hold all the necessary files.
Should I open a case to send you the project ?
Best regards,
5. Re: Creator Error prj.M0144MiKO_283856 Sep 23, 2017 5:40 AM (in response to MiKO_283856)
Hi Antika,
Sorry, impossible to drop you an email into your box (w/ or w/o an attached file), the Cypress email server refused and rejected all my outgoing mails.
Will open a case next week, please stay tuned.