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Good morning! We got a lot done this weekend. We installed the remaining faring strips on the second bedroom ceiling so that we could install the new ceiling...hopefully later this week. I removed the remaining plaster from the Rotunda ceiling. I am thinking about installing wood pocket paneling on the ceiling and staining it...not sure yet. But the Rotunda is starting to look really nice. The dining room fireplace/chimney stack has been completely stripped down. I am going to install some new electrical wiring for outlets on the mantle, sconces on the wall, and small directionally lighting on the ceiling to showcase some artwork. Finally, I removed a massive amount of old plaster from the library to expose the old lathe. Surprisingly, the lathe is in really good shape as are the windows and molding/trim. I will be removing the plaster from the brick chimney in the library as well and leave it exposed. Ahhh...progress.
I need to give a shout out to my helpers: Ashton Contracting (Jeff Ashton and his cousin Michael have been really hard at work and do a great job); Clint Judd...he really doesn't have any skills and he takes too many smoke breaks...but I still appreciate his help!; and CHARLES AND COMPANY CONTRACTING (decks unlimited and roofs unlimited)...Chuck Chadd has been excellent in helping me with some interior work and will be providing the necessary assistance when it comes time to replace the roof. Again...thank you.
Here are some photos of our accomplishments thus far.
Monday, January 23, 2012
New week...more work accomplished!
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"I want to be different. If everyone is wearing black, I want to be wearing red."
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I don't know what's been going on, but I've been obsessed with red lately. I think it all started when I was on Instagram and saw someone wearing this cute red and white pinstriped top. It was at that moment that I knew I needed more red in my life!
I was a little sad because the top I'm wearing actually came in a red and white striped version but it was out of my size. I don't know what it is, but I'm just slightly more attracted to this pinstriped red/white look. But beggars can't be choosers, right?!
I go through these phases where I'm so obsessed with something! At one point, I was obsessed with House of Harlow jewlery and now I don't even wear any of them! I get obsessed with certain pieces of clothing and end up buying the same article of clothing in different colors. And I get obsessed with colors, at one point all I wanted to wear was cobalt blue!
Red might be my new color - or maybe just for now. I'm just so obsessed with it. All I need is a red and white striped top!
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State-Initiated Restraints of Competition
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Chapter 7: The competition policy dimension of the regulation of water and sanitation services in Brazil
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The objective of this chapter is to discuss the competition policy dimension of the water and sanitation services in Brazil. It presents the basic sanitation situation in Brazil, with an emphasis on the sector's regulation. It estimates the timeline of the universalization of water supply and sanitation in Brazil, explaining the need to increase investment and productivity. It is argued that good regulation could stimulate competition within the sector. This article indicates that the elimination of the enormous infrastructure bottlenecks in the emerging countries depends on a pro-competition regulation and not on the elimination of competition under the pretext of the existence of a natural monopoly. Regulation is essential in the water and sanitation sector due to the natural monopoly characteristics, high unrecoverable costs (sunk costs) and positive externalities on health and the natural environment, among other factors. This does not mean however that there is no competition in the sector. The presence of a pro-competitive regulation is paramount for the quality of the services supplied. This study is organized in six sections. Besides this introduction, Section 2 presents the basic sanitation situation in Brazil. Section 3 contains an estimation of the investment needs for different universalization goals. Section 4 touches upon sanitation regulation aspects in Brazil. Section 5 contextualizes sanitation service regulation, highlighting the competitive dimension that exists in this sector. A final section contains the major conclusions.
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One would have to be a Scrooge to cry "humbug" at the bright lights of Christmas. They are pretty! So many are strung with imagination and artistry. The sparkle of the twinkling lights is appealing. Christian eyes and hearts respond with excitement, confidence and hope: the birth of Jesus is being celebrated in churches and homes around the world.
Non-Christian eyes respond also to the bright beauty of the lights, but theirs is a response without yearning or expectation, as one who appreciates any work of creativity without grasping or coveting.
Our community is bursting with color. Like the slivers of glass in a kaleidoscope, our skin, style and speech, our beliefs and rituals, create a mosaic in which we admire and respect each other's differences. But, admiration and respect do not mean appropriation and adoption.
Stars and Crosses
When I drove down Interstate 15 the other evening, I was shocked to find red and green lights above the shoulder of the road: a six-pointed star--the Jewish Star of David--embracing a Christian cross! Whether this was the symbol of a sect that seeks to convert Jews to Christianity or simply someone's attempt to create an ecumenical holiday decoration, I do not know. I asked my friend: "What is the cross doing in 'my' star?" She responded appropriately: "What is the star doing around 'my' cross?" Appreciation does not mean assimilation.


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TV Land on Nick at Nite
dandaman posted a topic in Classic and Syndicated TVHi everybody, Danny "dandaman" Hooley here, with a trip back in time to 1996 -- the year TV Land launched as a 24-hour cable network. Before TV Land, there was Nick at Nite, which then showcased classic family-friendly shows from the '50s to the '70s such as "I Love Lucy," "Taxi," and "Welcome Back, Kotter." What not many people know, and since have forgotten, however, is that between May 4, 1996 and July 6, 1996, a regular feature on Nick at Nite was "TV Land Preview," in which several shows then currently airing on TV Land did double duty on Nick at Nite Saturday nights. Among the rotating shows airing regularly Saturday nights on Nick at Nite included "Green Acres," which also aired 7 nights a week on Nick at Nite from November 5, 1989-October 31, 1992; "Mister Ed," which likewise aired 7 nights a week on Nick at Nite from March 3, 1986-April 2, 1993; "Petticoat Junction," which was a 1960s sitcom set in Hooterville; "St. Elsewhere," the hit 1982-1988 hospital drama starring Ed Flanders, Ed Begley, Jr., Howie Mandel, and William Daniels, among others, and like the '70s basketball drama "The White Shadow" before it, was created by Bruce Paltrow; "Hill Street Blues," the hit 1981-1987 TV cop show starring Daniel J. Travanti, Veronica Hamel, and Dennis Franz, among others, and served as the first successful series ever created by Steven Bochco.
Nick at Nite Request: "The Larry Sanders Show"
dandaman posted a topic in Classic and Syndicated TVDear Nick at Nite Viewer Services, I have a proposal for Nick at Nite: to make a deal with Sony Pictures Television for Nick at Nite to become the exclusive basic cable home of the hit 1992-1998 sitcom "The Larry Sanders Show," which was created by Garry Shandling, who cast himself as Larry Sanders, the host of a fictional late-night talk show (also called "The Larry Sanders Show") broadcast on an unidentified major TV network. Other characters included show producer Artie (played by Rip Torn); Larry's sidekick/announcer, Hank Kingsley (played by Jeffrey Tambor), and head writer Phil (played by Wallace Langham). Each episode was filled with special guest stars, appearing as themselves, ranging from Robert Hays to Catherine O'Hara and Shadoe Stevens to Ellen DeGeneres and Tim Allen. A tentative launch date for Nick at Nite to launch "The Larry Sanders Show" is Sunday, August 1, 2010 at 8 p.m. ET/PT with a 5-night, week-long marathon titled "The Larry Sanders Show No Flipping" marathon, showcasing all 90 half-hour episodes (18 per night) of "The Larry Sanders Show" complete, uncut, & unedited, just the way that they originally aired on the HBO Television Network--minus profanity, with broadcast euphemisms, e.g. "screw," "damn," & "crap" replacing the profane language. After the marathon, starting Sunday, August 8, 2010, Nick at Nite shall air "The Larry Sanders Show" regularly weeknights with back-to-back episodes starting at 8 p.m. ET/PT (encoring 6-7 a.m. ET/PT 7 nights a week), and Friday-Saturdays from 9-10 p.m. ET/PT, only on Nick at Nite. Sincerely, Danny "dandaman" Hooley
Nick at Nite Request: "Dream On"
dandaman posted a topic in Classic and Syndicated TVDear Nick at Nite Viewer Services, I have a proposal for Nick at Nite: to make a deal with NBC Universal Television Distribution for Nick at Nite to become the exclusive basic cable home of the hit 1990-1996 sitcom "Dream On," which was created by acclaimed film director John Landis. The show focused on Martin Tupper (played by Brian Benben), a 32-year-old recently divorced New York City book editor who shared custody with his ex-wife Judith (played by Wendie Malick) of their 11-year-old son Jeremy (played by Chris Demetral). Other characters included Eddie Charles (played by Dorien Wilson), Martin's best friend of 25 years, whose day job served as a talk-show host; Toby Pedalbee (played by Denny Dillon), Martin's secretary; and Gibby Fiske (played by Michael McKean), Martin's Australian employer. John Landis created "Dream On" when he realized, after his film career started to decline, that he had a library's worth of black-and-white film clips from the Universal Studios Television library. With Universal's permission, Landis decided to use the film clips for the lead character's thoughts. Soon after, Landis hired the eventual producer/creator of "Friends," Marta Kauffman, David Crane, & Kevin Bright (under the banner Bright-Kauffman-Crane Productions) to help him pitch the show to Universal, which greenlit the show and jointly distributed it with HBO Entertainment. Tentatively, Nick at Nite shall showcase repeats of "Dream On" regularly starting Monday, March 1, 2010 with a week-long salute to the show titled "Nick at Nite Dreams On," showcasing all 120 episodes of the show in a 7-night period from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. ET/PT each night (encoring the first 4 Monday-Thursday with 18 episodes each night and 16 episodes from 9 p.m.-7 a.m. ET/PT Friday-Saturday nights, encoring the first 4 in the marathon those nights, and the last 16 on Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET/PT, encoring from 4-7 a.m. ET/PT) complete, uncut, & unedited, just the way that they originally aired on the HBO Television Network--minus nudity/profanity, which shall be toned down considerably and/or cut for Nick at Nite purposes (e.g. profanity dubbed with words like "screw," "damn," or "crap"). After the marathon, Nick at Nite shall regularly broadcast "Dream On" weeknights with back-to-back episodes at 8 p.m. ET/PT, encoring from 6-7 a.m. ET/PT every night, and Friday-Saturday at 9 p.m. ET/PT, only on Nick at Nite. Sincerely, Danny "dandaman" Hooley


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The Twilight Saga isn't shy about drawing literary parallels. In New Moon, the second movie in this apparently unstoppable franchise based on Stephanie Meyer's best-selling books, it was Romeo and Juliet. Hey, if you're gonna aim, might as well aim high, right? Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), the 109 year old teenage vampire, and his beloved Bella (Kristen Stewart) watch Romeo and Juliet in their English Lit class. Later Edward tries to kill himself when he thinks Bella is dead. But she isn't. And then he isn't. Well, technically he is, but apparently there's dead and there's really dead when you're a vampire. But if you're gonna go all Shakespearean, you'd better be willing to kill off your heroes and heroines (even the undead ones), which is one thing The Twilight Saga will not (at least not yet) do. Romeo and Juliet might have ended tragically, but New Moon was a bummer from start to finish. The major crisis was instigated by Bella getting a paper cut. (I'll admit that's pretty original. Shakespeare never used the paper cut as plot device.) Never has love made so many so unhappy for so long. Never have paper cuts been so deadly. (Twilight the first, on the other hand, was a hoot -- even if it was unintentionally funny.)
Which brings us to The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, in which Edward and Bella continue to be desperately in love, and Bella remains wary of sharp envelopes. (No, not really. Not the envelope part.) But Bella's getting more desperate by the minute, weary, perhaps, of this extended exercise in delayed gratification. Even if Edward is immune to teenage hormones (an apparent perk of being undead), Bella is still human, so she isn't. Such is Bella's love (and lust) for Edward that she wishes to be made a vampire. Such is Edward's love for Bella, that he wants her to be spared from undead immortality. Methinks the boy's got a point.
Part of Bella's problem might be that teen wolf pal of hers, Jacob (Taylor Lautner). Jacob is desperately in love with Bella, so much so that he has apparently misplaced all of his shirts. He's tan and buff and warmblooded. Edward is pale and sparkly and cold as the grave, but fully clothed. Poor Bella -- so many choices. Which is why she is reciting Robert Frost's "Fire and Ice" to Edward as the movie begins. In a sunny meadow filled with wildflowers. With Edward wearing a shirt and sparkling in the sunlight as vampires do in Twilight world. I'd bet good money Frost never imagined his poem being read in quite those circumstances.
In addition to practicing abstinence (if that's something one can actually practice), Twilight steadfastly hews to the law of narrative economy -- there are no Macguffins in Twilight, no poem is recited and no Native American legend is recounted that will not figure later in the movie. And so, bitter rivals Jacob and Edward (aka Fire and Ice) face some choices in Eclipse too, for someone has raised up a vampire army to slay Bella. The vampire army is made up of "newborns," newly-minted vampires who are the most vicious and bloodthirsty vampires of all. Bella must be saved, for if Twilight is anything, it is an old-fashioned damsel in distress story, and Bella is the damsel, and she's in distress... again. She's in all kinds of distress, of course, because what Bella wants most is what is most dangerous of all: sex. That her two would-be beaus are both monsters who must suppress their wild natures and appetites for the sake of love is the simmering subtext behind everything that happens in The Twilight Saga, and, I suspect, its main appeal. Twilight is all about the safe sex, which is no sex at all. (Edward refuses, being the courtly, marriage-minded guy that he is, telling Bella, vaguely, that it is too dangerous.) And yet Bella is, it becomes quite clear, a tease. There's a word for the particular type of tease she is, and I bet that word never appears in the chaste Twilight books.
The two rivals for Bella's undying affection must join forces to protect her from the crazy killer baby vampires, which makes Eclipse the best Twilight movie ever. Which may be damning with faint praise, but it's really not bad.
Direrctor David Slade (who made the fast and furious vampire movie 30 Days of Night), has taken the mopey, morose, swoony Twilight Saga and given it a lusty, vital shot in the arm with competent, energetic directing. There's a lot more action, a lot more romantic comedy, and the characters actually show some personality, all of which is good. Fun, fighting, people doing stuff, vampires doing stuff, personality -- all good things in a movie. There's more violence, more feeling, and for the first time, a sense of what is at stake for Bella -- not just what she hopes to gain by her transformation into Edward's eternal one and only, but also all that she stands to lose. In making that more manifest, the movie also (finally!) starts to account for the devotion between Edward and Bella. It was just a given before, but the two of them were always so miserable (although admittedly more miserable apart than together) that it was never clear why their romance was worth the candle. There's still a fair bit of trademark Twilight silliness in Eclipse too -- strike a pose, you vampy vampires! -- although it feels a bit more like the cast are in on the joke this time around. At any rate, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is a movie that actually aims to entertain, and it mostly succeeds.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-6632?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Kan Zhang updated HADOOP-6632: ------------------------------ Attachment: HADOOP-6632-Y20S-18.patch A patch for Yahoo 0.20S branch. Not for commit. This patch assumes a service's Kerberos principal name is of the form "servicename/hostname@REALM", where servicename is the service type (for example, dn for DataNodes, and tt for TaskTrackers), hostname is the fully-qualified domain name of the host where the service is running on, and REALM is Kerberos realm that the service belongs to. To support the convenience of having the same conf on every host, a service's Kerberos principal name can be configured as "servicename/${FQDN}@REALM", where ${FQDN} will be substituted at runtime with the fully-qualified domain name of the host that the service is running on. > Support for using different Kerberos keys for different instances of Hadoop services > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: HADOOP-6632 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-6632 > Project: Hadoop Common > Issue Type: Improvement > Reporter: Kan Zhang > Assignee: Kan Zhang > Attachments: HADOOP-6632-Y20S-18.patch > > > We tested using the same Kerberos key for all datanodes in a HDFS cluster or the same Kerberos key for all TaskTarckers in a MapRed cluster. But it doesn't work. The reason is that when datanodes try to authenticate to the namenode all at once, the Kerberos authenticators they send to the namenode may have the same timestamp and will be rejected as replay requests. This JIRA makes it possible to use a unique key for each service instance. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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text: enTrust and Title FZ LLC, based in Dubai Internet City, is a wholly owned subsidiary and enTrust & Title R.E.B. is a licensed agent of enTrust & Title Ltd., in UAE. The two affiliates of the Company provide neutral third party intermediary and title conveyance services in UAE. Utilizing its Software as a Service (SaaS) technology, the Company provides transparent, secure, simple, fast and effective ways to facilitate the transfer, leasing or rental of real property, or personal property. As an independent neutral third party, it works with Brokers, Agents, Developers, Lenders and Attorneys to help coordinate the transaction on behalf of the Buyers and Sellers, be it residential, commercial, retail, or a business property. The executives of the Company are named on 26 patents. There are three patents pending, including one filed from UAE.


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Dark woods like Walnut are a great choice for dining room furniture both due to the nature of the wood itself and its versatility when it comes to styling a room. Dark woods are often very hard wearing and durable, making them perfect for heavy duty furniture like dining tables and chairs, bookcases and wardrobes. They're also ideal for families as they can withstand the wear and tear of day to day life well.
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Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology
Volume 15, Issue 6, Pages 307-308
Screening Donors of Solid Organs for West Nile Virus: First, Do No Harm!
Departments of Pathology, Medicine and Microbiology and Immunology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Received 29 September 2004; Accepted 29 September 2004
Copyright © 2004 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
Kevin Forward, "Screening Donors of Solid Organs for West Nile Virus: First, Do No Harm!," Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology, vol. 15, no. 6, pp. 307-308, 2004. https://doi.org/10.1155/2004/480942.


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Situated at the heart of Kuala Lumpur's Central Business District, the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (the Centre) is the city's most technologically–advanced, purpose-built facility for international, regional and local conventions, tradeshows, public exhibitions, entertainment and even, intimate private functions.
Since opening in 2005, the Centre has won numerous awards including the AIPC (International Association of Convention Centres) Innovation Award 2015, Best of Malaysia Awards 2014, International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) Best Inaugural PR Award, rAWr (Recognising Award Winning Results) Awards 2013 for 'Purpose Built Convention & Exhibition Centre Award For Excellence' in the Business Events category; Kuala Lumpur Mayor Universal Access Award 2013; Meeting Industry Marketing Awards (MIMA) 2012 for 'Best Print Advertising Campaign (Gold)' and the MICE Report Awards 2012 for 'Best Convention Centre in Asia'.
Asian President Forum
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"Perfect! Your services are of world class standard and it was a week of amazing experiences spent at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre."
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BAPI's are remote execution enabled function modules having a business purpose (or Assigned in a BOR ). Majority of the BAPI's require BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT to be called after the call of BAPI. This will commit/ Save the changes to the database.
Now if you are testing a BAPI using SE37, then even though the BAPI executes just fine , you wont be able to see the changes done as BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT is not executed. In this case we can use the Test Sequences functionality provided in SE37.
Go to Test >> Test Sequences and specify the BAPI you want to test first and in second line mention 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'.
Now you can execute and enter data to the first FM that you want to test. When you click back after first FM execution , the second FM i.e, our COMMIT FM will execute and hence you can simulate the exact scenario as in case of real coding/program.


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The first thing to consider is that safety isn't just about how likely you are to be a victim of violent crime. In many cities, more visible crimes have fallen: in New York in 1990, the homicide rate peaked with 2,245 murders; last year it saw a record low of 328.
But new risks are emerging: terrorism is a serious concern for any major city, and cyber crime is a growing threat – as cities increasingly rely on technology and connectedness, everything from traffic lights to air-traffic control, even sewage systems, could be vulnerable to hackers.
According to the Safe Cities Index, put together by the Economist's Intelligence Unit (EIU), the title of world's safest goes to the city that is also the most populous: Tokyo…
Tokyo: Diversity is not their strength. No mass immigration. Interesting.


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Why is our treatment 'medical'?
Corns and calluses (Often painful) are treated painlessly under sterile conditions.
Calluses : Thickened, rough, hard, flaky, split, fissured or dry skin.
Corns 'Bumps/lumps', 'dimple/dents', that may be tender to walk on or hurt in shoes. They usually appear over the 'knuckles' of your toes, top of your 5th toe and in between toes.
It's prevention and treatment is particularly important not only for cosmetic purposes (Especially in sandals!), but if you have poor circulation, diabetes, or if they are 'split' there is an increases a risk of infection or ulceration.
Corn pads should be avoided, as these acid patches burn a patch larger than your actual corn, and increase the risk of ulceration. (Dangerous in elderly and poor circulation)
Nails are trimmed, tidied and buffed to remove rigidity and unwanted thickness and discolouration.
Ingrown toenails result in tenderness at the sides of your nails as they grow. Usually the big toe is affected. This may become infected, prevent the nail from growing, cause pain in footwear or under bedsheets.
Fungal toenails destroys the integrity of your nails. They serve to protect your nail bed and protect your toes. They cause discolouration and brittleness of your nails.
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*All instruments used are sterilized according to Australian Medical health standards. We follow strict infection control procedures. There is no risk of infection to you under our care.
If you require colour application after your medical pedicure with our podiatrist, please advise us when making your booking so we can book your time slot appropriately.
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What is Bio Sculpture Gel?
Bio Sculpture Gel is the original soak-off, colour gel nail system that focuses on providing the healthiest manicure and pedicure products of the highest quality. It is made from quality, non-toxic ingredients that protect and nurture the natural nail.
How is it different to acrylic and other gels?
Treatments do not require primers or bonders, which can dehydrate and damage the natural nail. Bio Sculpture treatment gels are able to bend and flex with the nail's natural movements, providing them with protection and allowing them to grow without breaking. Treatments are customised to your nail type.
Nails can be lengthened, re-enforced, repaired, and more, all whilst the natural nail stays protected.
How long does it last?
It is chip-free and can last up to 3 weeks on hands and 6 weeks on toes.
Is it safe?
All Bio Sculpture Gel products are 100% vegan, animal cruelty free, and "5 free" non-toxic.
Bio Sculpture gels are quickly dried/cured under a Bio Sculpture UV LED lamp which has been independently tested by an Australian Government agency to ensure safety.
What about infection?
There is nothing worse than removing your nail polish only to reveal a nasty fungal infection in your nails! I have seen this happen all too often as a result of clients visiting a 'nail bar' only to discover an infection had set in weeks down the track.
As an AHPRA-registered pharmacist, YOUR HEALTH is IMPORTANT to me.
✔ All my implements are medical grade stainless steel and are sterilised by autoclave after each client
✔ I use disposable files and buffers, eliminating risk of cross-contamination
✔ I use a specially designed pedi-basin made by Belava and fully disposable liners.
(I do not use a spa-jet pedicure bath as they are a breeding ground for germs!)
How do I remove it?
Bio Sculpture Gel requires soak-off removal. It should be done in the salon but can also be done at home (I can teach you how!)
It must never be picked or peeled off the nail as this can cause damage to the natural nail!
Do you offer other options?
If you prefer not to have Bio Sculpture Gel, I also offer regular nail polish. Unfortunately it does not last as long but is a good option if you prefer to change colours frequently or prefer to remove your own polish at home with ease.
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It's not often that I do this. As a matter of fact, this is the first time ever.
But I'm willing to venture into unknown territory.
An American rock band, in 1987, the year I was ordained a priest,
…this rock band released a song
that says something worthy of Christian respect and consideration,
something worthy for us to hear as we come to the end of the 2017 Church liturgical year.
The name of the rock band is R.E.M.
The name of the song is "It's the End of the World and We Know It".
(I feel like Casey Kasem from the radio show "American Top 40" as I say all this.)
With its upbeat rhythm and unique, quick flying lyrics
this song carries the listener through a stream of consciousness…
bits and pieces from dreams, natural disasters, human methods of destruction,
feelings and thoughts about responding to conflicts and disagreements
all sequenced together sort of like a rap song:
earthquakes, hurricanes, causing human insides to churn;
the world serves its own needs, the ladder becomes afraid of heights,
government for hire, all coming in a hurry, Furies breathing down our necks.
Reporters are baffled and are silenced, save yourself, serve yourself,
the Rapture, slam fight, vitriolic.
Slash and burn, escalation, light a candle, no fear, cavalier, renegade,
a tournament of lies, continental drift divide…
I told you it was a stream of consciousness….
all having to do with things that would make us think
that life as we know it on this earth is coming to an end….
things over which we seem to have no power to stop.
Now Jesus, when instructing his disciples about the end
doesn't use such colorful language;
but he makes a similar point: "the world as you know it will come to an end,
and there's nothing you can do to stop it."
There are two lines in R.E.M.'s song that deserve our focused attention.
After listing all these examples of how things are changing for the worse, disrupting normal life,
the singer sings "and I'm Feeling pretty psyched."
A little further in the song, in the chorus, the singer adds over and over again "and I feel fine".
All this is happening and "I feel fine".
If I had access to R.E.M. I'd invite them to come to Mass today and sing their song for the homily. I'd first make you promise not to tell the bishop.
However, the possibility doesn't exist. R.E.M. disbanded in 2011.
As Christians, we are encouraged to think about the end of the world as we know it.
Not only think about it, but actively wait for it.
For in the end, Jesus Christ will return in all of his glory. Get psyched about it!
When the end occurs, we are to stand tall, stand with confidence….greet Jesus with joy…
knowing that our redemption is close at hand.
As Christians, one of the worst things we can do as we live in this world
is to become complacent with the way things are.
Equally worse would be to adopt a cowardly attitude, running around in fear like everyone else.
It is our mission to continue the do work of Jesus Christ,
bringing the light of his truth to bear on the evil and darkness that confronts us.
We do this by showing compassion and providing charity, by calling out injustice,
by working for peace, by making sure that in word and deed,
we contribute to what is good instead of adding to the problems.
Now is the time to renew our Christian vision of the last days
and to reorient the direction of our lives towards the Parousia, the Second Coming of Christ.
He will come as a just judge and his power will reign over the presence of evil.
Today's prayer: "O Lord, the passing of time brings us ever closer to the end of the world as we know it. Bless us with courage and strength that we might stand fast in our faithfulness and give witness to a Spirit of Christian hope for the future. Amen!"
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It's not often that I do this. As a matter of fact, this is the first time ever.


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L'Anse is the county seat of Baraga County and is located at the southern end, or bottom of L'Anse Bay, part of the larger Keweenaw Bay in Lake Superior. Its economic base includes mining, lumbering and lumber-related manufacturing and tourism. Visit the Powerhouse falls. Near Mt. Arvon, the highest point in Michigan.
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Year 4 Scienceworks Excursion
Wednesday 30th August 2017
Dear Parents,
Just a reminder that students need to be at school and in their classroom on Wednesday the 30th of August at 8.30am. This allows time for the roll to be marked and students boarded onto buses ready for an 8.45am departure to Scienceworks.
Students should wear school uniform and bring their snack, lunch and drink bottle in a backpack or schoolbag. Please ensure that if your child has an asthma puffer, it is packed too.
Kind regards,
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Harvard Grad student run over in crosswalk at known dangerous intersection at Central Sq, CambridgeThe photo above shows a man trying to cross Mass Ave in Central Sq. He has the light, but got trapped by a big bus that was turning across his path because the bus had a green light and this intersection has a safe to walk light at the same time. That's green for you. A good way to save on gas, and avoid ideling, but puts the pedestrian at risk
The photo below shows the man weaving down the crosswalk, after getting around the rear of the bus, he has to negociate with the driver of a car. This is taking a long time, will he make it before the light turns? Well, come to think of it, it hardly matters, what with all the cars in the intersection having made a right turn on green into the crosswalk filled with pedestrians walking on a safe to walk light!
Please note the signal shows a red hand, it means don't start, the cars on Western ave still have the green light and are still making right turns on green. You can see that is true, because the bicycle in the crosswalk is waiting for his light to turn green so he can go.
Do you think the old man using the walker will make it across the street in time? Do you care? If you do care, send me an email, or write to City Councillor Craig Kelley.


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Sensors and actuators
Switches provide a digital input and can be hooked up in the configurations shown on the right. The active low configuration (the switch makes a connection to the ground if it is pushed – the figure on the left), is the preferred method for connecting switches. If you are using a normally open (N.O.) push-button switch, when the switch is pressed, it will send a low level (0V) to the terminal (thus the term "active low").
A potentiometer (or "pot") can be used to provide an analog input to a IpsonLab/Microlab terminal. Using the configuration in Figure 3, a pot will vary the input voltage to the terminal from 0-5v – in other words, the full input range of the terminal. 10k is a typical value for use in this configuration, but anything from 1k to 1M should work fine.
Resistive sensors
Resistive sensors, such as photo-resistors, force sensing resistors (FSRs) or flex sensors, can be wired in either configuration shown in Figures 4 and 5. Using the Figure 4 configuration, the terminal voltage
will decrease with increasing resistance. Using the Figure 5 configuration, the terminal voltage will increase with increasing resistance. Use whichever configuration is most convenient for your application.
You will also need to select an appropriate value for the fixed resistor R based on the resistance range of your sensor. In general, it is best to select a value for R that gives the largest voltage range for the sensor. The optimal value is R = sqrt(Rmin * Rmax); that is, the square root of the sensor's minimum
resistance times the sensor's maximum resistance. Once you compute the optimal value, select a standard resistance value that is closest to it. This will give the maximum voltage range for your sensor and thus the best resolution. Use the input min. and max. adjustments for the terminal to compensate for voltage offsets, as described above in the section Analog input mode details.
Digital and analogue output: LEDs
LEDs can be driven by terminals in either digital or analog output modes. Digital output provides on/off, whereas analog output provides for dimming. For digital output, using the configuration in Figure 6, the LED will turn on when the terminal goes high (5v) and off when it goes low; the opposite is true. For analog output, the LED will get brighter with increasing analog values; again, the opposite is true for Figure 7. For digital output, you can use to polarity setting to compensate for either wiring configuration, so that
received MIDI commands will have the effect you desire. In general, you will probably want to use positive polarity for active high configurations and negative polarity for active low. Historically, active low was the preferred configuration due to microprocessor electrical capabilities.
Digital output: Relays, solenoids and motors
Digital outputs can be used to switch DC electromechanical devices such as relays, solenoids and motors using the circuit in Figure 8. The device is represented as a coil in the circuit. When the terminal outputs a high level (5v), it will switch on the NPN transistor, which will allow current to flow through the coil and turn on the device. Vcoil is dependent on the device's voltage requirements (i.e. it does not need to be 5v). The transistor type is dependent on the device's voltage and current requirements.
The diode is required because devices with coils will kick back current when they switch off. A diode wired in this way will protect the transistor and power supply from damage. A 1N4001 will work well for many applications. It is best to wire the diode as close to the device's terminals as possible. Be aware to wire the diode in the right direction (it has a + and a -).


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Unfortunately, vulnerable is exactly what you are if you're on a motorcycle and you're involved in a crash. Unlike with other kinds of automobiles, there's nothing protecting your body from severe and sudden impacts. When other cars hit you or you crash into an object, often it's not hitting the bike – it's hitting you because there are no doors, windows, or roof to protect you. This very openness also causes another problem that's common in most motorcycle accidents – you can get tossed from the bike and slam hard into the road or another vehicle.
Sound bad? It is. Many times, when motorcyclists are involved in crashes it results in serious injury, and sometimes even death. But if you or a loved one has been forced to go through this kind of trauma, you know that's only the beginning. Beyond having to deal with serious injuries, lots of motorcycle accident victims also end up having to fight tooth and nail to get the compensation that they deserve for their pain and suffering. Don't go through this fight alone – contact the experienced motorcycle accident lawyers at Lawlor, White & Murphey and discover what having an expert on your side can do for your case.
Since the year 2000, the numbers of crashes, injuries, and fatalities on motorcycles in Florida have all nearly doubled. Just as troubling, though, is the fact that although motorcycles only made up 3.6% of the motoring public in Florida, they accounted for just under 19% of traffic fatalities.
So, what's causing all of these motorcycle accidents to occur in our state?
Though it is possible to escape from a motorcycle accident with only minor injuries, those that do so are in the minority. Crash on your bike and there's a good chance you'll be spending time in the hospital – many need to undergo treatment and rehabilitation that lasts for weeks, months, or longer.
Just a few of the types of injuries that you can expect include.
Road Rash. This is the nickname for what happens to a motorcyclist's skin when they are thrown from their bike and bounce and skid along the pavement. Best case scenario, you're talking about a lot of redness and scraping, but in many cases riders have lost large patches of skin due to contact with the road.
Breaks and fractures. Some of the most commonly broken bones in motorcycle accidents are feet, legs, and hands, but those are by no means the only fractures that can occur. Collar bones, arms, and jaw bones are also at risk, as is, quite honestly, every single bone in your body.
Eye damage. If you hit your face or head, your eyes are at a great risk of serious damage. Some have even lost their eyes in motorcycle accidents due to objects piercing them or damage from extreme jostling.
Head and brain injuries. Safety councils have been imploring motorcyclists to wear helmets for years, and there's a very good reason – when you fly off of a bike and hit your head, serious damage almost always follows. Victims have been known to exhibit cracked skulls, broken facial bones, concussions, brain bruising, and other types of brain damage.
Spinal cord injuries. Besides your brain, if there's one area of your body that you really don't want to damage, it's your spinal cord. Unfortunately, the falls associated with many motorcycle accidents are precisely the kinds of things that cause harm to spinal cords. Basically, if you hit your spinal cord hard, you can bruise it, pinch the nerves, or even sever it completely. Why is this so bad? Because your spinal cord is what connects your brain to your body. Depending on the extent and location of the injury to it, you may have less overall strength, lose feeling in parts of your body, or even find yourself completely paralyzed.
There's nothing good about being involved in a motorcycle crash, but you can't just give up. If someone else caused your injuries, you need to work with a personal injury attorney who has successfully handled motorcycle crash cases before to get the money you deserve. The road back is long, hard, and expensive, but you don't have to travel down it alone, and you shouldn't have to pay the toll yourself if another party was negligent or your own insurer is dragging their feet in paying your claim.
If you or a loved one is involved in this type of accident in Florida, don't hesitate to contact Lawlor, White & Murphey today for a free consultation. You can call us in South Florida at 954-525-2345 orToll-Free at 855-347-5475or even just shoot us an email email@example.com, or fill out our convenient online case form. We're here to make sure that you get what you deserve.


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When Jennifer Williams took her dog for a walk in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, her companion animal knew something terrible was happening nearby. Williams' dog broke out of her harness and dashed to the scene — leading her owner to a dog chained to a tree, her paws frozen to the ground.
The freezing dog couldn't move, so Williams wrapped her own coat around the abandoned animal and scooped her up to save her from the frigid temperatures. The dogs' paws were coated in blood, a sign that she had been struggling to move as her paws were stuck to the ground beneath her.
Williams called animal rescuer Sean Casey, who said, "The bottom of her paws were pretty bloody. She carried the dog home and ultimately saved the dog's life."
Casey also stated that pet owners should take note, and keep their animals indoors in the winter chill: "Any dog can suffer from the cold, some can tolerate it a little bit better than others but no dog, animal or person should be left out in that weather."
The dog, dubbed Bindi, was rushed to the vet, and Casey posted an update on her condition on Facebook:
"Many of you have been following the story of Bindi who was found in Prospect Park with her feet frozen to the ground. Aside from being left out in the cold it turns out Bindi is also very sick. She vomited some pieces of rubber when she arrived and had a lot of blood in her urine. She was severely anemic and X-Rays showed she has three pieces of metal in her stomach."
Bindi underwent surgery and a blood transfusion, and rescuers are hopeful for her recovery.
As heart-wrenching as Bindi's story is, she was very lucky to be found. Other dogs, like this one found frozen on a New Jersey sidewalk, are not so lucky. Both stories are a testament to how crucial it is to keep dogs, cats and other pets indoors, safe and warm, when cold weather hits.


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As an IT manager, you need talent to complete projects and fill positions. And now, you're in luck.
The internet economy is stumbling, corporate profits in general are uncertain and investors' appetite for high tech has nose-dived as stocks have taken an end-of-the-year beating amid some fourth-quarter profit warnings and revenue shortfalls.
This could be the right time to start assembling your dream team of qualified, experienced IT pros who, until now, have been too busy chasing stock options to return your recruiting calls.
But not so fast.
No matter how bad the tech market gets, the talent you want won't let you call all the shots in your recruiting pitches.
Good IT people want to work on interesting projects; they're not interested in standard, run-of-the-mill jobs. If you're hunting for IT skills, consider that the best people often take on projects that last only for "about 12 to 13 to 14 months," says Jon Slavet, co-CEO and co-founder of San Francisco-based Guru.com.
When uncertainty in the market hits, as it has recently, it can cause talented individuals to reconsider where their chief loyalties lie: with their careers or with their companies.
"In the context of volatility, some people might want the most security possible, but those with the best skills may also want to take their careers into their own hands," says Slavet, whose company produces an online marketplace connecting freelancers and consultants with contract projects in IT organisations.
Indeed, Slavet says that the more talented the person, especially in IT, the more he can shift from engagement to engagement. This means that project managers will have to adjust to using teams of outside IT personnel who have portable and highly sought-after skills.
"The manager has to be creative and be able to sell the proposition that a particular goal is interesting and vital," which is why people choose one project over another, Slavet says.
Right now, Slavet says, he sees an influx of Java programmers, though he adds that there's also a lot of activity in business development and marketing, mainly from tech-savvy people who have been let go or released from Internet companies.
But Slavet cautions IT managers not to assume that people who work on their own have been downsized. Most people who work for themselves, especially in the IT space, do so because they choose to, and using them can be a different way to access IT talent.
While the current internet downdraft might serve up a little more talent, use this opportunity to recognise the fundamental shift in the way people like to work. Highly skilled people will continue to go from project to project, so don't waste energy trying to lure them as full-time employees.
By seeking out contractors rather than employees, at least you won't have to worry about their long-term loyalty. Clearly, that doesn't exist.
Pimm Fox is Computerworld's West Coast bureau chief. Contact him at email@example.com.


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Today shiao jo was playing with the remote and pressed the numbers, which made the "source" jump from our cable to air, which had nothing, thus leaving her with a blue screen.
I then heard her utter out what sounded like "Uuh… Oooooohhh" and I realised that she had copied me! Whenever she did that before (infinite times) I would go "Uh oh!" (I have learned to never expect to sit through any tv shows or films without that happening.)
She handed me the remote, knowing I would get our cable back on.
Repeat for the next 3 minutes "Uuuh Ooooohh!" and all.


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If the daffodils, cherry blossoms, and tulips sprouting everywhere didn't convince you, then last weeks' beautiful warm weather must have shown that spring is officially here. And what's a better way to spend spring outside than gardening? I may only have a balcony with container planters instead of a yard with a garden, but I'm still itching to plant tomatoes, carrots, and green beans. While it may still be a bit early for planting vegetables, it's not too early to start preparing your garden—and your little gardener—for what's to come.
Gardening with kids can be a wonderful learning experience and great bonding time. Kids may get a free pass to play in the dirt and look for worms, but you can also teach them the importance and makeup of good soil or compost, talk about seeds and watch them grow together, and even show kids the differences between weeds and the flowers or vegetables you actually want in your garden. Horticulture is a science, so turn gardening with your kids into a STEM learning activity.
Although right now you may only be weeding your garden or gathering compost in preparation, the following books can get your kids excited to help or jump start the learning process.
And Then It's Spring by Julie Fogliano
A boy and his dog decide they're tired of the brown winter. They plant some seeds and wait for spring to come. This book can both build anticipation and teach patience.
A Backyard Vegetable Garden for Kids by Amie Jane Leavitt
This nonfiction book introduces the concept of gardening, types of gardens, and offers step-by-step instructions for how to plan, design, and harvest your garden.
Secrets of the Garden: Food Chains and the Food Web in Our Backyard by Kathleen Zoehfeld
A family of four plants a vegetable garden each spring in this nonfiction tale. Accessible science concepts are presented in sidebars on each page, so this book is both educational and entertaining.
Lola Plants a Garden by Anna McQuinn
Lola reads a poetry book on gardening and decides to plant her own. With the help of her mother, she buys seeds and plants them in rows…now she just has to wait.
How Does My Garden Grow by Gerda Muller
In this gardening story, Sophie learns from her grandfather how to plant and care for a garden through each season.
It's Our Garden: From Seeds to Harvest in a School Garden by George Ancona
In this nonfiction story, read how kids at a Santé Fe, New Mexico school started a community garden, with families and neighbors helping out on the weekends. Get ideas for your own garden or simply celebrate how gardening can bring people together.
Growing a Garden by Mari Schuh
Simple text and colorful photographs describe the very basics of gardening.
Water, Weed, and Wait by Edith Hope Fine
A teacher challenges her students to turn a patch of land into a garden. Before they know it, outside community members lend a hand to create a beautiful garden full of delicious vegetables. Back matter includes ideas for creating gardens of your own.
Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt by Kate Messner
Introduce kids to what plants and creatures can be found up in a garden and underground in the dirt with this lyrical tale.
And there's so much more. Happy gardening!


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Welcoming Transitions for Military Students Experiencing Multiple Moves: With a New Partnership Consortium Grant, There Will Be an App for That
Apps on our phones and tablets are meant to make life easier and point us to the services and providers who can meet our needs. There's no reason why such innovation can't also simplify and improve the stressful process that military children and their parents face every time they enroll in a new school.
That's the idea behind a new four-year, $5 million consortium grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) to the Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD), in partnership with the USC School of Social Work and four other military-connected school districts in San Diego and Riverside counties--Bonsall Union School District, Fallbrook Union High School District, Oceanside Unified School District and Temecula Valley Unified School District. USC and CVESD will jointly administer the grant for the five school districts in the consortium.
Just as Yelp directs us to nearby restaurants and PowerSchool gives parents real-time updates on their children's grades and homework assignments, new apps developed as part of the grant will streamline the way families complete enrollment forms, find tutoring programs, sign up for extra-curricular or after-school programs, learn about community-based resources and stay in touch with key district contacts who can answer additional questions. These tools will help educators connect new families to the school community. Click here to read the full story.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan's "Strong Start, Bright Future" Back-to-School Bus Tour pulled into Chula Vista last week for a stop at Castle Park Middle School.
Policymakers, the local media, and heads of community agencies attended the event. Because the Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) is part of the Building Capacity Consortium, several other Building Capacity partners also turned out for the Secretary's visit, including Bonsall Union School District Superintendent Dr. Justin Cunningham, Dr. Colette Ingraham, who chairs San Diego State University's school psychology program, and Dr. Michael Rank, the director of the USC San Diego Academic Center. University interns placed in Consortium schools also attend the event.
Duncan greeted students, staff and other attendees and held a "town hall" meeting to discuss topics including college access, early learning, family engagement and juvenile justice. See this report from
The bus tour was meant, in part, to highlight examples of schools providing an excellent education for English learners and for students from military families. In recent years, CVESD schools have seen dramatic gains in academic performance. The district is also experiencing reductions in school bullying and other risk factors. The community, university partnerships, strong school administrators and district leadership are credited for these changes.
Castle Park is also part of the U.S. Department of
Education's Promise Neighborhood initiative, which brings together schools, local government, businesses and other organizations to develop high expectations for students and support them in their pathways toward success in college and careers.
The Building Capacity Consortium would like to salute CVESD Superintendent Francisco Escobedo and the entire district for the strong community partnerships they have created to benefit children who attend their schools.
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Zachary Witte
San Francisco, CA 94103
(414) 232-5412
Skype: zacwitte
Interested In: hands-on technical leadership with early stage startups utilizing my full-stack skill set. Interested in sci-fi world changing verticals like robotics, strong AI, machine learning, or next-gen energy production.
Professional Experience
May 2013 — present San Francisco, CAHandUp.org
Founder & CTO
HandUp's mission is to fight urban poverty through technology and building human relationships. We started with an online donation platform for homeless people in San Francisco and we're continuing to innovate on new ways to reach donors and those in need of help. HandUp went through a successful pilot in 2013, went on to win a $500k grant from Google.org and venture backing from Jason Calacanis, SVAngel, Marc Benioff, and other top angel investors.
I lead the technical and product side of HandUp. I'm the primary engineer as well as product manager on our small team. I quickly iterate on our consumer focused crowdfunding platform and built out a robust back-end transaction and accounting suite for partner organizations.
Oct 2011 — July 2013 San Francisco, CAPubNub
Lead Engineer
Joined as employee #1 at this startup pre-funding and continue to work as lead engineer and architect. I designed, implemented, and maintained mission-critical systems processing up to 2 million messages per second in production with a globally distributed architecture. I build a continuously aggregating analytics system processing terabytes of log data. Every component is designed from the ground up to be parallel, decentralized, and fully redundant. In addition to my role as a lead engineer I played an important part in business strategy and product design.
Used Python, C, MongoDB, Cassandra, various AWS products, ZeroMQ, nginx, d3.js, backbone.js, wrote HyperLogLogDB.
Jul 2010 — Oct 2011 San Francisco, CACastlight Health
Data Warehouse Engineer
Backend engineer focusing on data warehousing & analytics. I managed business interests and implemented our internal content management tools. Later, as I transitioned to a data warehouse focus, designing and building our custom, highly dimensioned reporting and analytics framework written from scratch in python / mysql. Met with business interests to establish priorities and a roadmap, onboarded new engineers, and generally made things happen.
2010 — 2011 San Francisco, CACheckin.to
Technical Founder
Imagined an app that could combined data from numerous location, social, and event API's to build a beating pulse of the city around you. Learned many lessons in product design, PR, marketing, and lean startup methodology.
2003 — 2010Freelance
Freelance development on a per-project contractual basis. Though usually working independently, I sometimes employ designers and other sub-contractors on larger projects. Projects have included API design and development, javascript heavy dynamic front-end interfaces, PHP back-end, and migrating data from legacy systems into new standards. Occasionally I serve as a consultant.
Aug 2008 — Sept 2009 Chicago, ILmidVentures
Served as CTO and partner at midVentures, a startup providing life cycle business and technology services from idea to product for entrepreneurs. Acted as project manager, lead developer, and/or interim CTO for numerous new companies and exploratory projects. Orchestrated or consulted for projects spanning 1-6 months. Acquired and coordinated talent for all technical and creative positions. Architect of infrastructure, data model, and application frameworks. Evaluated tools, technologies, and services. Developed integration components with APIs such as Twitter, Amazon Web Services, and Facebook. Mainly used Java, PHP, Javascript, Flash/Actionscript, MySQL, and dabbled in numerous others.
Jul 2008 — Jan 2009 Chicago, ILPEAK6/OptionsHouse
Software Engineer
Worked in the core technologies group responsible for development of distributed application infrastructure with OptionsHouse, the options brokerage arm of PEAK6, a Chicago hedge fund and capital management group. Responsible for integrating a new Java Messaging System for inter-server communications platform using SwiftMQ and successfully carried out a zero downtime rollover to the new technology. Developed a framework for distributed stress testing, integration testing, unit testing and benchmarking with realistic traffic simulations covering numerous use-cases. Defined metrics to measure performance of each critical application component. Identified and attacked bottlenecks, optimizing infrastructure by leveraging low-level knowledge of Linux and highly multi-threaded applications. Wrote an intelligent, application-specific, real-time, continuous database diff tool to synchronously compare live production databases during migration from Oracle to Postgres.
Notable Projects
- [2014] Beyond Pricing does automated pricing optimization for AirBnb / VRBO properties. For this contract I wrote tools and scripts for mining price data from various websites (DOM parsing) and REST API's. Also hacked together price setting scripts for AirBnB & VRBO.
- [2014] Addvocate iPhone app. This contract project involved building and launching a native Objective-C app for this enterprise social media company.
- [2013] HyperLogLogDB (github) is used to estimate cardinality of many distinct sets using very low memory. Built and open sourced while at PubNub for use in our analytics pipeline processing terabytes of log data.
- [2012-present] Scoop is like twitter for events. Follow organizations, venues, and event producers. Built using deep facebook, eventbrite, and ical integration. Uses mongodb, python/flask, angular.js, bootstrap, etc.
- [2012-2013] An python library for syncing an IMAP email account to a MongoDB database and basic REST API to query it.
- [2010-2011] Checkin.to offers a dashboard to the real-time city. It aggregates publicly available data from Foursquare, Gowalla, Twitter, Instagram, and Plancast into one unified product showing you what's happening right now, who is where, the messages they're sharing and photos they're uploading. Every minute the system logs, normalizes, and matches 300-500 checkins from all over the world. It's indexed 150 million checkins at 12 million places from 6 million individual users. The back-end daemon is written in Python, MongoDB and the API and front-end are built on cherrypy supporting a purely ajax interface. The operation is hosted on a distributed Amazon EC2 platform. The iPhone application is developed natively in objective-C.
- [2011] Technical lead on Corider a mobile ride-sharing application receiving second place at startup weekend in SF August 2010. Used jQTouch and Twilio API.
- [2011] WeAllNeed.net is part of a two-day Grey Area Foundation for the Arts event exploring the use of technology in relation to San Francisco's troubled Tenderloin district. Built on Google App Engine in collaboration with four other developers and several local journalists.
- [2009-2010] TweetPulse, a real-time social media data mining and analysis tool in java. The service harvests, resolves 301 redirects of short urls, and aggregates ~3000 links per minute from Twitter's limited streaming API while staying only a few seconds behind real time. Built with Java and mysql on AWS. I call the concept "macro-analytics".
- [2007-2008] Software Group leader on UW-Madison IEEE Robotics team responsible for team management, framework evaluation, mapping and navigation systems, and oversight of other projects including stereovision, GUI, and JAUS messaging protocol implementation. Was the only student member of the openJAUS closed beta group with other 15 other robotics and defense industry leaders.
- [2008] Independent research project on autonomous navigation and simultaneous localization and mapping in mobile robotics. The vehicle builds a map of the environment while simultaneously using that map for autonomous path-finding. Researched SLAM methods of outdoor localization using probabilistic reasoning to correct odometry data based on environment landmarks. Building on the established CARMEN framework, I practiced low-level C optimization, efficient memory management, network optimization including application-level message fragmentation, sequencing, and synchronization. The vehicle was entered into the IGVC competition in Michigan in 2008.
- [2007] Implemented simple feed forward, back propagation neural network library in C, customizing algorithms in preparation for port to CUDA, a framework for highly parallel streaming processors on nvidia hardware. Tested using face detection application.
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Pokemon Card of the Day: Celebi ex (EX Unseen Forces)
Today's Pokemon Card of the Day is Celebi ex which is a basic Pokemon card from the EX Unseen Forces set. This card is an ex card so if it is knocked out your opponent gets to take two prize cards, with that being said Celebi only has 70 hp which is pretty low plus it has a x2 weakness to fire type Pokemon, so be prepared to give up a lot if you don't retreat Celebi after a turn or two. I wish Celebi ex would have had a resistance type but it doesn't and it has about an average retreat cost of 1 colorless energy card. Celebi ex doesn't have a Poke-Power or Poke-Body but it does have two moves. The first move called Spiral Leaf takes one energy card, when you use this move you flip a coin, if it is heads you put one damage counter on each of your opponent's Pokemon, if it is tails you remove one damage counter from each of your Pokemon. Celebi's other move is called Time Trap, this move requires two energy cards, one grass and one colorless, this move does 30 hp damage which isn't much but you can also flip a coin when you use this move, if you get heads you can look at the top 4 cards of your opponent's deck and put them back on their deck in any order you want, if the flip ends with a tails you get to look at the top 4 cards of your deck and then put them back onto your deck in any order you would like. As far as strategy goes this definitely isn't a powerful attacker or anything but I would use this card, if it was legal to play, in a grass deck. I would definitely bring it in for a turn or two, like I was saying earlier and then retreat it. I would definitely use Spiral Trap for a turn since 10 hp on every Pokemon makes a big difference, depending on how strong the defending Pokemon is, after one turn I would retreat Celebi, if Celebi could last another turn I would attach another energy card to Celebi so I could use Time Trap so I could look at 4 cards of either my deck or my opponent's to either better or ruin the player's strategy depending on the flip. So thanks for reading my review today of Celebi ex and stay tuned for tomorrow's review of Sceptile from Stormfront.
Posted by PrimetimePokemon at 12:55 PM
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1 comment:
- JayC16 said...
Would you review the Aggron EX from Sandstorm, please.
- June 27, 2010 at 7:50 PM
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