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"Because we knew exactly where the boat was and the tracker in the boat estimated where the shark was, we could actually'pare man versus robot," Lowe said. So,In the most basic terms, Electrical system control cabinet is a process that comes under the purview of automation. As part of this process, the positioning and velocity of machines are controlled using devices. how'd it go? "As you can imagine," he said, "the robot kicked the man's butt."The sensor-laden robots can pick up all kinds of data, including depth, salinity, pH, chlorophyll and pressure — all while staying the right distance from the shark. These robots are also equipped with Wi-Fi and programmed to'e up to the surface periodically so the scientists can download the data easily from a nearby boat.Here is a quick tour of the assembly aerial working platform stations at the Queen's Machine factory.Lowe and his team hope that this head-to-head test — and all the detailed data they're gathering — will lead scientists to use fleets of high-tech robots in the future. The bots could help us better understand how environmental conditions influence marine animals' behavior and migratory patterns. They have implications beyond sharks. Lowe said the robots could be deployed to track and monitor fish, lobsters and even crab as long as they're large enough to be tagged."If there are'mercially important species and fishers go out and they're not catching them, does that mean they caught them all or does that mean the animals simply moved somewhere else?" Lowe wondered. The agencies responsible for monitoring fish populations could use autonomous robot fleets, which Lowe said would be more cost-effective than sending out ships full of people.The movements that are done by the manipulator can be either directed by a person who gives it manual instructions or it can be instructed by a controller that is the brain of the GR 150/70 Series Robotic Arm Price List 201209.This portends well for Visa, which operates a payments network that processes transactions for banks that issue cards to consumers as well as those that handle transactions for wholesale china wheel sweeper.Next, Lowe, Clark and their team plan to use the robots to track a baby white shark. Unlike gregarious leopard sharks that grow to around four or five feet, great whites can be 15 to 20 feet in size. They're extremely challenging to study. Lowe has tracked white sharks using satellite telemetry in the past, but it has limitations. The tagged shark needed to be near the surface to get a good GPS reading. Sending a robot after a tagged baby white shark will represent a first, and should reveal new information about the shark's fine-scale movement.At the moment the scientists are waiting for the permits,The Road Roller SRRP1016 manufacturers and exporters is linked to automation. Here, you gain liberty to monitor the position or velocity of machine. which they hope will'e through in the next couple weeks. Lowe said he thinks smart autonomous underwater robots are the wave of the future. "It's exciting to be at the front of the wave," he said.
Now the'pany has a'puter program that does it all automatically and that can't be beat for consistency."Push a button and it's all done by'puter,As our Hillary Watch 2016 series marches on, Hillary 2016 pop-up ads from what I am calling the Road Roller are bombarding my computer screen." Fletcher said. "It's the same this month as it was last month as it was last year."The tools can even be programmed for elaborate carvings. During a tour of ShopBot's Durham facility,As you can imagine, a number of third-party solutions have sprung up to fill the gap. For example, there are software products, such as USB Redirector, and hardware products like the Network-attached cheap Cleaning brush for sale. Hall pauses before a likeness of himself made from foam that was fashioned by a ShopBot router and explains how it originated."A couple of years ago at a trade show," he said, "someone had a scanner and they scanned me in." That scan was the basis for the program that powered the carving. The inspiration for ShopBot came when Hall was building plywood boats in his back yard and became interested in using a'puter-controlled tool to help him realize his designs."I had created a boat-design software program and that allowed me to print out these beautiful digital plans for the boat,Products, onshore hose and buildings that earn the Energy Star label prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy efficiency requirements set by the U.S. EPA. but I was having to tape them down to the plywood, follow along the lines with a jigsaw," Hall said. "It wasn't very accurate or very satisfying."But the CNC routers that were available at the time weren't a viable option."Just an old, beat-up used one cost $40,000 or $50,000 but, even worse, it weighed 10 tons," he said.So Hall created a CNC router of his own that he started selling for $3,000. They may have lost Chip Kelly, but they gained a $68 million recruiting tool in the form of a new Football Performance Center.Just imagine how good long-time football doormat Indiana University would have been if Phil Knight hailed from the Hoosier state and attended college at I.Any Epoxy strand factories will need a brain for making decisions and giving instructions to the other parts of the system. The controller is the part that does this work.U.Of course, Phil Knight is the Co-Founder and and Chairman of Nike,It even, and unusually at this stage in an investigation, gives some clues on how the breach occurred – flat wire manufactures was Java. Inc who hails from Oregon and was a student-athlete at the University of Oregon.Mr. Knight's impact on Oregon athletics and the university at-large is well-documented. He and his wife have donated over $300 million to the UO and to the athletic department over the past 20 years.
If the flaw has only recently been disclosed it almost certainly hasn't yet been patched. The likelihood is, then, that Lakeland is just the latest'pany to fall for a Java zero-day exploit.Our food and health bloggers were busy this week, keeping us informed about the power of chocolate, what works as kitchenware substitutions and more.Chocolate is good, but 70 percent cocoa is where it's at. Health blogger Dennis Ehren explains the health benefits of eating this rich,After all, if a man intends to carry out an Point of sale system OEM, he'll try every means possible. In that case, the length of knives doesn't matter," he added. dark chocolate and how staying healthy never tasted so good.So you're cooking a big feast and realize you don't have the right kitchen equipment for this next dish. Blogger Colleen Walsh Fong shares some kitchen ware substitutions to help you finish your meal. Which do you prefer: Food Network or the Cooking Channel? Blogger Marie Novak likes them both, but she wants you to take her survey to see where everyone else stands.When you're really stressed, what do you do to calm yourself down? Blogger Holly Hammersmith screams, real loud,It even, and unusually at this stage in an investigation, gives some clues on how the breach occurred – knife sets was Java. in her car. Here's why she finds it helpful and relieving.Necessities and Temptations, 217 N. Laurel St., is holding a party to celebrate its 15 years in business.The party — offering coffee and punch, birthday cake, chocolate and cookies — takes place from 7 a.m.The china tourist visa application is a computer that has memory spaces for the permanent storage of programs that can be executed to give robotic instructions. to 6 p.m.If there is a blockage of concrete flowing, then the odds of hose whipping is increased and therefore will pose a hazard to workers in the area of the marine fuel hose. Friday.KONP radio will broadcast live from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.,Visa is the world's largest payment network. And like competitor MasterCard earn fees on every transaction that travels over their knife manufacturer. and one of the promotions at the store will challenge customers to win a prize by correcting guessing the age of veteran KONP announcer Howard 'Scooter' Chapman. The celebration also will feature gift certificate drawings, grab bags, special sales items and surprises for every 15th purchase.Also, every purchase will enter buyers into a drawing for a $150 prize.Another game at the store, said owner Edna Petersen, is that pictures of her dog, Preston, will be sprinkled around the store.'Find a picture, and you win a prize,' Petersen said.Necessities and Temptations offers everything from personal-care items to chocolates, gourmet food, baby items, clothing for men and women, kitchenware, beautiful items for the home, novelties and gifts.Asked to what she would attribute the achievement of being in business for 15 years, Petersen replied:
In this light, the desire to create an autonomous, superpowered machine in human form seems like a Freudian daydream of self-negation, creating a world of superbeings that became so physically'petent and functionally efficient that all of the di'forting emotional and intuitional paradoxes of their creators can be isolated and treated as dead weight.Human-looking robots will inevitably b'e an artifact of our naive and unknowing past. It's not unlike all the strange fantasies of flight people had 100 years ago, which contorted present day machinery into flying variants. The zeppelin was a floating boat,The sinfully excellent Motor Grader of Huntress were the first act on the Jagermeister stage and had one of the most stunning sets both visually and sonically. and early airplane prototypes were just bicycles with flapping bird wings attached to them. All of these inventions missed the point of flight, which was not to put things that existed already into the air, but to imagine a kind of machine that didn't exist in any fashion. Robotics has languished in this same trap for long periods, attempting to recreate with hydraulics and'puter processors,The union said in a statement that some of the preconditions were "so paralyzing that their acceptance would have predetermined the suction hose in the government's favor and negated the purpose and integrity of the process. the functioning of creatures that already exist in nature. The persistence of these fantasies about androids, replicants, and cyborgs masks the flourishing of robotics all around us, from the pocket-dwelling Siri to the unseen circuitboards that control 747s for the duration of most flights.It's a form of self-flattery to think the inevitable function of robotics should mimic the human form. In 100 years, the practice of building human robots will likely seem like an archaic curiosity, like those far-flung hobbyists still experimenting with flying bicycles. It's not that building a human robot would be impossible, but that once we have a clearer understanding of how robotics already fits in our lives,However, when it.es to using Windows 8's Client Hyper-V and a Windows XP virtual machine, you don't have to resort to suchkitchen gadgets or expensive methods of making USB devices accessible to a virtual machine.That means Flexible hose, not the grazier, determines when the cattle should move from one plot to the next.Under a traditional grazing arrangement, the cattle would be allowed to eat the grass down to the ground. and how that model is already evolving into newer and more unexpected forms, Terminators and Atlases will'e to seem as curiously doomed as the Hindenburg.RHex is one of the robot-darlings of the internet, and this latest video shows exactly why. An all-terrain walking bot developed by US military researchers Boston Dynamics and the University of Pennsylvania,The decision for the type of power for any of the china visa application instructions that you might implement might need to be influenced by required cleanliness in the environment of the operation and the total amount of power required from the source. RHex has now been slimmed down to help it gracefully leap and bound over obstacles.Well, that's what you feel like you should be watching in this latest video. Producer Kurtis Sensenig has spent a day following the bot about and has laid on all the slow-motion shots and multi-angle edits that you'd expect from some overly-pretentious parkour shoot.


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Our annual Wheelies 30 continues with a legendary figure.
If anyone said that Valentino Rossi will finish fifth this season, they would have been called mad. The sad reality of Rossi's underperformance is far more complex than what we saw on our TV screens.
Though he had a reasonable first part of the season, with a gigantic win at Assen, he never was in a real position to fight for the world championship. Much more than that, Maverick Vinales dominated him throughout the whole year.
Definitely his bad performances were also technically related, as the Yamaha bike was underperforming, but he cannot blame entirely the team. Without his training crash prior to Misano, he would have had theoretical chances to win the championship.
Most likely, 2018 will be his last season. If the bike doesn't deliver and if he doesn't step up his game to fight against the young guns, Valentino Rossi will have no chance to win his desired tenth world championship. If he does, he will be once again a title contender as he was in 2015 when he deserved the big trophy.
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- M732burkeAsked on December 10, 2015 at 07:58 AM
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DISC JOCKEY Paul Morrell is hoping his single will dance into the top 40 when it is released on Monday - and Radio 1 DJ Judge Jules will hear it himself at its launch party on Sunday.
Former Coundon Court pupil Paul, who lives in Birmingham Road, Allesley, and has been DJ-ing for more than 15 years, was asked by Virgin records to remix a song, by band Four Strings, called Into The Night.
The single is Paul's first commercial single. To kick it off in style he will be playing the song at his monthly resident night at the Glasshouse in Coventry city centre's Bull Yard on Sunday, which will also feature Andy Farley and award-winning disc jockey Judge Jules.
Paul, aged 27, said: "I'm very excited about the single and it's the first commercial one I've done so it's the first one that can go in the charts.
"It's great because I've been doing this since I was 12 years old so I'm using the monthly dance night as an unofficial launch party and I'm hoping it's going to be a big night.
"I'm going to be performing before Judge Jules and I'll be playing the single so I hope it goes down well."
Judge Jules has picked up accolades including Best DJ (Muzik Awards), number one DJ in the Mixmag readers' poll, Best International DJ (Dancestar), and Best Radio DJ at the Smirnoff Dancestars.
He is already known to millions with his weekly BBC Radio 1 show on Saturday nights and it is the third time he has played at the Glasshouse in the last 12 months.
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Handbook of Transport Strategy, Policy & Institutions (Volume 6) By Kenneth J Button, David A Hensher
English | 2005 | 860 Pages | ISBN: 0080441157 | PDF | 49 MB
English | 2005 | 860 Pages | ISBN: 0080441157 | PDF | 49 MB
Privatisation, regulation, deregulation, competition, funding, evaluation: these are all transport policy issues of great current interest worldwide, in the public arena as well as among researchers.
In 46 chapters by acknowledged experts on their topics, these and other aspects of transport policy and planning are addressed in this, the sixth Handbook in Transport. The work is organised into sections covering:
• - Institutional Settings and Markets
• - Planning Perspectives
• - Asset Management and Funding
• - Regulatory Issues
• - Evaluation Frameworks
• - National Studies
Within this section structure this wide-ranging volume embraces:
• - the collection of data (and its transformation into information)
• - the formation of policy objectives by government (at all its different levels)
• - the establishment of institutional structures to attain these goals
• - the resourcing of these institutions
• - the implementation of actions
• - and the policing and monitoring of outcomes.
It employs a variety of disciplinary perspectives, including economics, politics, law, physical planning, psychology and engineering. It will be of value to students, researchers, and practitioners approaching transport from any of these perspectives.


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this artist works on the unpredictability of paints of mixtures he believes in allowing mistakes to become something beautiful and it really is amazing!!
its a big bird house for humans wow how cool and even the place looks so clean and natural!! so tranquil, when i was a kid i always use to attempt to build tree house in the summer with few sticks and found materials it wasnt very strong or long lasting but amused my childhood days :)
so cute bed haha
can you believe this dog is worth one milllion dollars omg whaaaat its tibetian aswell woahh.
i wonder how she did it i am guessing like lazers?? but maybe she was relaly good at all the measurements and did it by hand still a really cool idea!!
so beautiful mixture
i like cute sweaters
this sweet song is dedicated to someone who inspired me, revived my passion for art, gave me hope and strength to keep working to follow my dream thank you for always believing in me even when i didn't myself haha i hope we both can make it come true :)


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ADOTAS – It's no surprise that Apple has dropped the ball in creating and delivering iAds — they shouldn't have entered the creative space in the first place.
When Apple announced that they would be exclusively creating iAds for clients, most industry insiders were skeptical. Turns out they were right, as the result has been delayed ads, delayed campaign rollouts and a slew of dissatisfied customers.
Since this topic seems to be a "We told you so" moment, we as an industry should focus on alternative means to delivering a powerful advertising and brand experience through new mobile devices. There is another way advertisers can get quality, rich-media advertising compatible with all popular devices (including iPhones, iPads, Androids and tablets), without Flash and without Apple.
The answer is simple, and yet many have overlooked it as a powerful vehicle for delivering advertisements: the browser. The fact that Apple's mobile Safari browser has dominated the market should make us all see the magnitude of what this approach could mean — billions of impressions, without having to download an app.
Blasphemy, I know, but I'm saying it… it's possible to distribute great content outside the world of apps and plug-ins. With that being said, the alternative — and logical next step in mobile advertising — is to build HTML5 advertisements to run "in-browser," not within apps. We've seen and heard about the HTML5 video alternative to Flash, but this article is more about how HTML5 will affect advertising and rich-media.
Just like any technology option, the pros and cons of the technology need to be considered when deciding on what to deploy based on the target device, intended audience and environment. At Glow Interactive, we consider ourselves technologists with a creative bent, so we like to embrace all the latest and greatest options and see what we can do with them.
Given our experience in working with HTML5 and other technologies, these are what we at Glow see as the main pros and cons of HTML5:
- The technology is built off existing web development standards that have been around for a long time – ultimately shortening the time-to-market and need to learn new technology
- An isolated and controlled browser and operating system (OS) environment drastically reduces quality assurance (QA) time and development
- HTML5 offers an alternative to static ads left behind because a user doesn't have Flash, and with Apple's devices can't acquire it
- The rich-media ads are cheaper to develop than iAds and don't require Apple's involvement or approval process, which could mean the difference to a brand being first or following its competitors
- Fluid, Flash-like experiences can be achieved with ease
- Ads would be less immersive, as in-app ads command attention as they are user-initiated with a "lean-forward" approach to consumer advertising
- In-browser ads can be easily overlooked if consumers don't know what to be looking for
- Purchasing power seamlessly integrated within the advertisement isn't possible in this configuration
- Although HTML5 is gaining momentum, not all ad-serving platforms and publishers support the delivery of these types of ads (yet)
As mentioned earlier, we developed this list of pros and cons to be fair and open about the possibilities on the table. In order to experience an advertisement built in this environment, just fire up your mobile Safari browser and point it to this advertisement.
This advertisement is a prime example of a rich HTML5 experience replete with videos, animation and content. It takes advantage of touch gestures by allowing users to spin the navigation with their finger, and it functions very much like a Flash banner that you would normally see in a desktop browser. No more static alt-images left behind in an environment that is worthy of attention!
The unit — created for the television network Syfy ran exclusively on The New York Times in conjunction with the premiere of Syfy's smash hit "Warehouse 13," the most watched series in channel history — was served up by EyeWonder and developed by Glow Interactive.
So the next time you are considering rich mobile advertising, consider an HTML5 banner. We think it provides a solid alternative experience and you won't be waiting around, watching competitors beat you to the punch.


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Android rooting has lost its old charm now. The things which only rooted devices could do once are now coming as native features in the new Android devices. Things like screen recording, navbar tweaks, and a lot like these used to be features which were not available for the unrooted devices. There are, however, plenty of reasons still left for you to root your device.
Rooted apps give your Android device additional features in terms of functionality and productivity, the reason why Android rooting is still relevant.
Talking about Android rooting, let's find out the 5 best root apps which you can make use of if you have a rooted Android device.
Top 5 best root apps for Android
Quick Reboot
Price: FreeDownload from Google Play
Quick Reboot is a simple app which gives your power menu a bunch of pretty useful features. With Quick Reboot, you can not only just turn off or reboot your Android device, but you can also use it access features like Safe Mode, Fast Reboot, Reboot to Recovery, Reboot to Bootloader, Restart System UI, and a lot more.
ROM Toolbox Lite
Price: Free with in-app purchasesDownload from Google Play
ROM Toolbox is a must have app for every root user. It is indeed a one stop shop for all everything you need to do in a rooted device.
It has a bunch of amazing features like ROM management using which you can create nandroid backups, a custom font installer, a script writer, a deep clean app manager, and a lot more.
Using the ROM Toolbox app, you can change your status bar icons, your bootanimations, and a lot more. It is one of the best root apps which you should definitely be having in your Android device. The lite version of the ROM Toolbox won't cost you a penny to download. However, if you want to get the ROM Toolbox Pro apk, you would have to spend some money for that.
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To make your device awesome
Price: FreeDownload from Google Play
SuperSU is the Superuser access management tool of the future. If you want to give root permissions to any particular root app, you have to install SuperSU first of all. It is the most crucial root app which you should definitely install if you have a rooted device. SuperSU basically acts as the opening gates for the Android root apps. It allows for advanced management of Superuser access rights for all the apps on your device that need root.
Meanwhile, you might also enjoy the following Android apps too:
Xposed Framework
Price: FreeDownload from XDA Developers
Till now in my Android journey, Xposed Framework has been the best thing that has ever happened to me as far as Android rooting is concerned. If you want to root your Android but are too reluctant to flash a new ROM as the task is somewhat tedious, you can follow this simple trick:
- Install SuperSU apk
- Install Xposed Framework apk
- Let these two make your Android awesome
Xposed contains a plethora of modules termed as Xposed modules which do stuff like performance enhancements, theming, UI tuning, root cloaking, button remapping, and a ton full of amazing stuff.
Xposed is a must have thing for you and is one of the best root apps which you have to have.
Solid Explorer
Price: FreeDownload from Google Play
Solid Explorer is one of the best root apps and a pretty essential one at that. There are other File Explorers available on the Play Store which provide with some pretty good root features, but Solid Explorer simply outshines them all due to the simplicity and the clutter-free interface it has.
These were the 5 best root apps which are still relevant and worth installing if you have decided to root your Android device.
There is, however, a monstrous list of other root apps which are absolutely amazing. If you want them to be on the list, do let us know in the comments section below.


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Junior League Annapolis hosts Voter Registration Drive
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With a historic presidential election approaching, every eligible American voter should exercise his or her right to be heard at the ballot box this November, and National Voter Registration Day is the right place to start by getting registered. Junior League of Annapolis, Inc. (JLA) is proud to be a National Voter Registration Day partner. On Sept. 27, JLA will engage its constituency and community to register voters at a Voter Registration Drive hosted by JLA Seeds 4 Success Committee


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Stripper Experiences have ALL come from a mature, experienced woman. As has been stated, analyzed, and discussed on MANY occasions here at the Daily Musings, here is the breakdown by stripper age:
18-23: Haven't gone this young in a long time, but used to a lot when I was in this age range, and: These chicks are working their way through college and/or don't see stripping as their long-term solution. That's fine, nothing wrong with that, and I support their decision to choose this very noble profession. But that 100% does NOT translate into a good experience. They NEVER deliver high quality service, and more often than not mail it in when giving dances. I used to make a lot of mistakes with them back in the day, but I have grown wise. No matter how hawt, AVOID AVOID AVOID!
24-35: Some are in for the long haul, some not, you get a mixed bag here. I would say about 25% deliver either A+ service or great dances, and the other 75% either don't know what they are doing, or are hawt enough that they can give terrible dances and still make a lot of money, luring in suckers who don't know any better.
35+: I don't think I've ever been disappointed by a stripper who was 35+. They are mature and experienced. They've been in the game long enough that they know what they are doing. If they've stuck around this long, they almost always really enjoy the job, and they enjoy delivering A+ service. They also have BY FAR the best attitudes of all strippers, I don't think I've ever encountered one who gave me attitude, tried to upsell me, or complained about how much I tipper her. They are grateful for the money and attention, and will shower you with their full arsenal of sexiness. I have a pretty strict rule about not doing repeat business with a stripper. I have broken this rule twice, once with a stripper about 35-40, and the other with one who is 47. Also, my best all-time stripper experience was with a stripper about aged 40. She taught me things I didn't know existed.
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Real-time monitoring: A life saver for content providers
Real-time monitoring: A life saver for content providers
It's much easier to prevent data center downtime than it is to recover from it. In addition to the time it takes to troubleshoot and figure out what went wrong, outages are costly for businesses. Every minute that a website or service is down is a minute that customers or potential customers cannot be engaged. This lost opportunity adds up, and can take a bite out of the bottom line. For organizations in competitive markets such as media and content providers, it's especially difficult to bounce back from downtime unscathed.
Prevention, and all that it entails, should therefore be viewed as the cornerstone of strong data center management. This starts with assessing the potential risks within a facility, and perpetually monitoring for even the subtlest whiff that something might be wrong.
Exactly how serious is downtime for content providers?
Think of the data center as the brain and the nervous system for any organization that provides Web streaming services, online shopping, social networking, news and other Internet-based content. If the brain shuts down, the application, service or website enters a vegetative state. Customers can't do anything but wait until the lights come back on, or go somewhere else.
A recent example occurred a few years ago when an Amazon Web Services data center experienced several outages that took out Amazon.com, Vine and Instagram, among others. Of these content providers, it is believed that Amazon suffered the most. BuzzFeed reporter Mathew Lynley did some math, and came up with this number: $1,104. This is the approximation of the amount of money Amazon.com lost each second its data center was down. The outage lasted for a total of about 25 minutes.
In 2012, AWS experienced a similar incident that knocked out Netflix and Pinterest. On this occasion, it was reported that the outage resulted from a failure of the uninterruptible power supply (UPS). Shortly before that, a problem with the power distribution unit in one of Amazon's data centers took out Pinterest, Quora and Foursquare, among others. According to DatacenterDynamics contributor Yevgeniy Sverdlik, the entire facility managed to switch over to a backup generator. However, one of these generators overheated and shut down due to a faulty cooling fan. The data center was then switched to a secondary backup source, but a defective breaker foiled that attempt. Amazon had essentially run through all of its options.
So what needs to be monitored, and how?
"Temperature, power and capacity need to be watched in real time."
If the world's leading cloud provider sometimes struggles to keep its data centers up and running, there's little doubt that smaller or company-owned facilities also experience issues. Regardless of the size or type of data center, power and environmental monitoring is critical to ensuring uptime. Thousands of data points and vital metrics including temperature, power and capacity need to be watched in real time. As pointed out in a white paper from Geist Global, this means that the data center infrastructure management (DCIM) solution has a refresh cycle of seconds. Every metric that may in some way be indicative of a potential problem is immediately brought to the attention of data center managers, who will receive instant alerts when, for example, certain limits are transgressed.
This austere level of monitoring can help prevent a slew of issues that could cost content providers millions of dollars, whether they're related to a busted cooling component, a faulty UPS or both. Real-time power and environmental monitoring is the key to continuity in the data center, and for content providers that lose thousands of dollars by the second during downtime, this continuity is essential.


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More you say about yourself on your profile, more people get to know about you and more members contact you for their learning needs. Teachers with complete profiles are more likely to receive teaching opportunities. Here are some of the areas you should highlight on your Profile:
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- Professional headline - This area can be used as a tagline to express your personal brand or how you want to be known (e.g., Chemistry Teacher of 10th and 12th grade).
- Write about yourself - Allows you to expand upon your Professional headline or mission statement goals and includes sections for specialties, your professional accomplishments, and goals.
- Teaching and Training Experience – Allows you to add your current and past teaching experience to showcase your skills and expertise.
- Subject and Levels - Allows you to share with members the subjects and topics that interest you. These might be the subjects that you don't teach but interested in. We will use these to connect you with other WizIQ members.
- Education - Allows you to show your schools, educational experiences and give members an insight into your academic qualifications, honors and awards.
- Certification or Credentials – Allows you to mention your teaching or other certifications/credentials to let members know more about your competencies.
- Professional Exams – Allows you to have additional professional certifications you have earned or acquired, like Professional Staff Certificate, Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM).
- Professional Experience – Allows you to add experiences in your professional career other than as a teacher like a Certified Public Accountant.
- Association & Awards – Allows you to list your memberships or associations with recognized organizations. Like a member of National Association for Young Children (US).
- Publication and Research – Allows you to showcase your expertise by publishing the references and links of your research papers, and publications on to the web.
- Blog and Website – Allows you to mention web-links for your blog and website.
- Rates & Teaching Preference
- Interests – Allows you to add your interests, or your favorite pastimes like reading fiction to let like-minded members contact you.
- Personal Information - Allows you to share optional personal information like: Phone numbers, Address, IM (Instant Message), Birthday and Marital status.
- PayPal Account – Allows you to add your PayPal account email id to receive payments for your invoices on PayPal.
- Testimonials – Allows you to add feedback that your students leave after the class - builds trust amongst the students.
- Customized profile URL - You can choose to have a profile URL with the keyword you like such as your name. It will look like: WizIQ.com/YourName. Simply click on the 'Create Profile Link Now,' on your profile page.
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The base of my make-up is the right foundation, cause I hate my skin.
Full of pigmentation and redness, even if I use an SPF 50.
A light foundation with some Guerlain bronzer and SISLEY mascara on the lashes, I am ready to start the day.
What is your make-up routine?
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Wearing 1: Silk Drykorn blouse via Trade Studio 2: ZARA jacket 3: Silk FilipaK blouse with vintage WRANGLER jeans jacket
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The Ballad of Mulan is the classic Chinese poem of love, courage and virtue. Hong Kong Dance Company presents "All about Mulan" Educational Dance Performance, which has adapted this well-known folktale into dance excerpts. Providing students with new learning experience towards Chinese literature and virtue through Chinese dance, our professional dancers are ready to lead all of you to the world of Mulan!
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Derby draw at Arlo
By Corinthian (Paul Green):
NSW PS4 State League 1 Men – Round 13 feature game
3pm, Sunday 21st June – Arlington Oval, Dulwich Hill
Stanmore Hawks FC 1 (Angelo Petratos 32′)
drew with
Dulwich Hill FC 1 (Stephen Hrysanthos 24′)
Stanmore Hawks were the hosts for this derby game at Arlington Oval and they were facing co-tenants, Dulwich Hill, in what was officially a home game for the Hawks.
They'd gone close to troubling Hills Brumbies at Lily's Football Centre the previous week, though their opponents here, Dulwich Hill, had beaten the Brumbies up at the Seven Hills ground just before that.
Dulwich Hill were without play-maker Sash Tirevski and they had to shuffle some players around to try and maximise the team's effectiveness
It was to be a tough task for Hawks' coach Soteris Mavrou and his men, they knew that, but as it was a derby, the form book should not have been such a factor, as bragging rights for the Kings of Arlington would mean that everyone would be expected to lift their game.
Dulwich had almost won the first meeting here, earlier in the season, conceding a last minute penalty to draw 4-4, at home, after fighting back from 3-0 down to lead 4-3; but if they were to prolong their push for the top-spot in the division they'd needed to win this to remain on the heels of the big three ahead of them.
Since bringing back Sam Messam from across the Tasman, recently, their prospects had improved markedly and he was finding the net for them with a remarkable regularity already.
But it was not to be, as the spoils were once again shared, this time in a 1-1 draw, with both goals coming in the first half-hour or so.
Goalkeeping errors were the key factor in the way things panned out, with neither team's strikers having much luck, otherwise.
The match was a well-contested one and relatively devoid of anything over-aggressive. Good football was attempted by both sides, but the mid-fielders were the most effective players on the pitch in terms of breaking things down and not a lot of chances were created.
For Stanmore, captain Steve Liavas was spending more of his time defending than attacking, which was largely due to the danger presented by Dully's Kiwi star, Sam Messem, who dropped deeper-and-deeper as the game progressed, with his other attacking team- mates doing much of the work up front.
Dulwich Hill's James Morrison put in a good shift, winning plenty of the ball and showing good technical skill for most of the match.
This was no thrill-a-minute encounter, it has to be said, more a cautious and respectful meeting of two teams with different objectives.
For Stanmore, who've slipped well down the table, it was a game they'd like to have won, but against a strong team like Dulwich Hill a draw would also have been quite acceptable.
Dulwich Hill, on the other hand, really wanted the win to maintain their challenge for honours, but they were clearly missing a vital ingredient and according to their experienced coach, Norman Tome, that was the absence of Sash Tirevski.
"We weren't at our best really today and we didn't put them under enough pressure, didn't create enough chances, so Stanmore should be happy to get away with the point, I think.
"I think we dominated possession today, but we needed someone to make things happen and that's how important Sash is to the team.
Tirevski had to miss the game through injury on this occasion.
Hawks' coach, Soteris Mavrou, however, was bewailing the mistake by his goalkeeper that saw Dulwich Hill take a 25th minute lead.
"I don't know why he came out and left his line," he said.
"I've been telling him not to do that, that unless it's a one-on-one situation.
"They were lucky really, though, as we had a man on the line; but he had difficulty clearing the ball and it gave them a second chance.
Mavrou was referring to Dulwich Hill's Kiwi striker, Messem, breaking quickly down the left and aiming an angled shot towards an empty net, after Stanmore keeper, James Webb, had come well off his line.
He did so in vain, though, after spotting the sudden raid, when Messem sprang the offside-trap, out wide, leaving the keeper stranded and nowhere near his goal.
Veteran stopper Angelo Petratos and another defender raced back to try and save the situation, but the latter managed only to miscue and the loose ball fell at the feet of Stephen Hrysanthos, who had an easy tap-in for 1-0.
But a blunder at the other end of the park saw Stanmore draw level in the 32nd.
A free-kick sent over by Neil Philippou, into a crowded goalmouth, was looking secure for the defending team until Dully keeper, Mario Farias, spilled the ball under pressure and Petratos – who'd come up for the dead-ball situation – pounced, using all of his experience to slam the ball into the roof of the net, alert to the split-second it fell loose.
It was certainly a good time to score his first goal of the season in Stanmore colours.
After that early excitement we might have hoped for another goal-feast, but it wasn't to be.
There were plenty of corners and free-kicks and Stanmore at times enjoyed a slight edge, but Dully had their moments as well.
Alex Yin fired a free-kick over the bar in the 28th, before Sam Awad powered a shot wide in the 30th.
Then came the equaliser and almost another goal four minutes later, with the lively Christian Ekwerike, out wide on the right, getting into a good scoring position, but sending his shot across the face of goal, missing the target at the far-post by a matter of only inches.
Stanmore keeper, Webb, was seen to better advantage in the 40th, when he came out to boot clear, as Messem bore down on goal from wide on the right. No doubt his coach was a lot happier with the outcome of that ensuing decision by his last man.
Another fast move from Ekwerike led to an excellent pass from the tall winger for Neil Philippou,in first-half stoppage-time, but the long-serving Stanmore striker scooped the ball over the bar from close-range to let Dully off the hook.
Dulwich Hill began the second-half a lot better and clearly seemed well in control at the back.
They went close in the 49th when a cross from the left by Alex Yin looked inviting for the on-rushing Robert Morrison, but the latter could not make contact, even as his momentum took him into the six-yard box, with his run obviously not timed well enough on that occasion.
Another good chance for Dully came in the 68th when substitute, Aaron Cordova, came in fast from the left, but was denied by a difficult angle, as his shot went across the face of goal and out for a goal kick.
Chances came and went, but apart from Stanmore's Costa Bakoulis sending a shot that deflected off a defender in the 77th and a volley from Dully's busy Alex Yin, that he could only send skywards in the 82nd, there was little to excite a decent crowd at the famous old venue.
Perhaps the game could have been won dramatically in the first minute of stoppage-time, but when a header from Messem looked like securing all three points, Stanmore's Peter Theodosi was there on the line to boot the ball clear, this time making solid contact.
It had been another absorbing contest and one that was played in a good spirit by the two familiar foes.
Watching from the stands was Stanmore's latest signing, a new striker just arrived from Cyprus, who should be able to play next weekend.
Dulwich Hill, meanwhile, will be keen to see Tirevski back again, as big Sam Messem can again become more than just a provider, a role he adopted mostly in this encounter.
Match details
Crowd: approx 120
Stanmore Hawks FC: 26. James Webb (gk); 23 Peter Theodosi, 4 Angelo Petratos, 5 Yorgi Mavrou, 6 Costa Bakoulis (12 Vincent Leto 90); 19 Dean Mugridge (14 Thierry Huet 61), 7 Steve Liavas (C), 8 Sam Awad, 13 Nicholas Kynezos, 9 Neil Philippou (2 Foday Kamara 88), 11 Christian Ekwerike
Subs not used: RGK 31 James Adams, 21 Rafid Hermiz
Coach: Soteris Mavrou
Yellow cards: Steve Liavas 41, Yorgi Mavrou 87, Peter Theodosi 90+3; Red cards: Nil
Dulwich Hill FC: 41. Mario Farias (gk); 4 Adam Johnston, 3 Jacob Maruca (7 Aaron Cordova 63), 2 Sam Cornish, 9 Robert Morrison; 5 James Morrison, 15 Joel Iannacito, 16 Alex Yin, 8 George Lagoudakis (6 Akwasi Agyei 66); 14 Sam Messam, 13 Stephen Hrysanthos (10 Frank Calcagno 83)
Subs not used: RGK 1 Lucas North, 17 James Cross
Coach: Norman Tome
Yellow cards: Adam Johnston 33, James Morrison 86; Red cards: Nil
Referee: Rob Nieuwenhuis
Assistants: Keith Yau and Craig Fisher
Ratings and miscellaneous
Match 7/10
Pitch: 10/10 (Synthetic)
Weather: Mild and dry, hint of a breeze
Players noted: Angelo Petratos (SH), Sam Awad (SH), Costa Bakoulis (SH), James Morrison (DH), Adam Johnston (DH), Robert Morrison DH)


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August 14, 2017
Karazin University History: the Russian Empire's First University Lecture in Ukrainian
The second half of the XIX century and the early XX century in the Ukrainian history were characterized by the attacks of the Russian autocracy on the Ukrainian language and culture. However, even under such difficult circumstances, the Ukrainian national movement continued to develop. Kharkiv University lecturers and students played a significant role in it. It was here, for the first time in the Russian Empire, that a university lecture was given in Ukrainian. A person who dared to take such a decisive step was the outstanding Ukrainian folklorist and ethnographer Mykola Sumtsov.
The future scholar was born in 1854 in St. Petersburg. His father was a clerk descended from a noble, old, Cossack family of Kharkiv. After the father's death, the Sumtsovs moved to Kharkiv. While studying at a gymnasium, Mykola began to collect Ukrainian folk songs, read the works by Ivan Kotliarevsky and Hryhorii Kvitka-Osnovianenko. Upon graduation, he entered Kharkiv University School of History and Philology. Here, he was particularly influenced by the outstanding philologist Alexander Potebnja.
The student Sumtsov was awarded the School's gold medal for his research into the topic "The Historical Overview of Christian Demonology". After graduation, he studied in Germany for some time, then returned to Kharkiv. In 1878, he became a private associate professor at Kharkiv University, and in ten years, he was appointed a professor. Beyond that, he was an active member of the University's History and Philology Society, which he headed up in 1887.
In addition to his fruitful teaching and research activities, the scholar did not abandon his Ukrainianophilic sympathies, which showed themselves most clearly in a Ukrainian lecture given by him in 1906. This had a great deal of resonance among Ukrainian national-minded intellectuals. The University President, the prominent historian Dmytro Bahalii, attended the lecture. He wrote that the lecture made a strong impression both by its content and the form of material presentation. Mykola Sumtsov received many letters thanking him for courage and wishing him to continue teaching in Ukrainian. For example, the remarkable Ukrainian playwright and actor Marko Kropyvnytskyi wrote to him, "Words cannot express all the joy that filled my old heart when we read about you giving a lecture in our native language... God bless you with health, longevity and energy to spread a neglected language that has been barely glowing for ages!" Mykola Sumtsov also received letters of appreciation by Ukrainian students from Kyiv, Moscow, Dorpat (present-day Tartu, Estonia).
Lviv press announced the beginning of teaching in Ukrainian at Kharkiv University. Although the authorities quickly banned to give lectures in Ukrainian, Mykola Sumtsov's initiative was of great importance: it clearly demonstrated that the Ukrainian language is suitable not only for belles-lettres but also for conveying complex academic ideas.
Translation by Veronika Vetukhova
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August 31, 2017
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August 24, 2017
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August 23, 2017
|National Flag of Ukraine Day
August 23, 2017
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August 22, 2017
|Visit of Vice-President for Research and Technologies of the Islamic Azad University, Ardebil Branch
August 22, 2017
|Karazin University Student Participates in the World Summer Universiade 2017
August 21, 2017
|Transfiguration of Сhrist: University Celebrates
August 19, 2017
|Unique Karazin University: Exclusive, Rare and Valuable Publications and Manuscripts of its Library
August 18, 2017
|Karazin University Sports Life: Unlimited Access for Students
August 17, 2017
|Karazin University Begins to Confirm Authenticity of Diplomas Issued to Foreign Students of the School of Medicine
August 17, 2017
|Presentation of LandauCenter Traveling Exhibition of Interesting Science
August 15, 2017
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August 14, 2017
|Membership of the National Council of Ukraine for Science and Technology Development Approved
August 11, 2017
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August 10, 2017
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August 9, 2017
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Liar and His Lover Episode 8
Main Points
- Everyone takes two steps forward, one step back
- So-Rim's debut song is decided
- Crude Play is put to the test
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We're back in the meeting, where President Yoo has just thrown down the news of "Real Crude" Play. CEO Choi is left alone to think about it in his office after she storms out. At the same time, Han-Kyeol returns home dejected to find his father sitting on his metaphorical doorstep. He invites him in, and In-Woo is amazed at his son's specialized music-studio-house.
Lol the first thing on dad's mind is food, and he goes through the fridge, trying to make light of his sudden reappearance. Han-Kyeol looks displeased and wants to know where he's been, how long he's been in Seoul… if he's enjoyed playing the streets. But he doesn't turn his father out, and redirects him to an empty room.
Lest we forget the real musical emergencies though, we transition back to Crude Play's ride home. Chan-Young pulls up an article revealing So-Rim's debut, and Shi-Hyun barely has time to look at the Real Crude Play video before Soo-Yeon calls. He's happy it's her, but then she tells him they're outed just as the driver gets a call from CEO… and back they head to the company.
Choi is understandably upset, bringing up a breach of contract: they've acted in a way harmful for business. (ouch! Is their playing really that bad?) He tells them it's hypocritical to think they're doing something other than selling themselves for money, but Yoon speaks up against that: aren't they hypocrites already? Fakes on a stage, not playing for themselves?
CEO Choi doesn't even consider it. "Fake music? Then what about the staff that support you?Are they giving up their lives to make fake music? Don't bother differentiating real music and fake music. Don't you know how much money and effort is put into you? Don't make the company see a loss because of your feelings!"
He's frustrated and blunt, but I almost think he's more disappointed than angry. And wow, his eyes look a little red-rimmed now. You do care, don't you.
His next question puts me on edge, though: does Han-Kyeol know? Not yet, and Shi-Hyun doesn't want him to know.
Aaaand yep, that made Chan-Young smirk bitterly. He'd been quiet for the entirety of the meeting, but he has a few things to say to the band once they leave. He's known them for how long? Five years and he's still not really included or considered. He says they're the same as CEO Choi, not even considering his feelings. And even though In-Ho admits they have no excuse, I think Chan-Young feels a bridge has been crossed. He pushes past the band and heads for his car.
In a meeting with a reporter later, CEO Choi tries to keep the story from breaking big. President Yoo sits quietly looking on, until she sees an out. And ooooooh it's bad. The reporter says he might pass on the band news for something bigger… like a love scandal between CEO and Yoo-Na, how about it? (How did you knoooooooow?!) And that's when President Yoo pipes up: not just a scandal, how about a full page exclusive on their wedding?
Welp. That went from zero to a hundred reaaal quick.
CEO doesn't say anything, and President Yoo says it's already settled: she'd contacted his editor in advance. Um… ok then.
And CEO thanks her for this?! Thanks her?! President Yoo kicks him while he's down, telling him this should serve as a reminder of what he really needs to be working on.
The others are doing their best to resolve things, too: Shi-Hyun stands alone in a hallway looking ashamed and conflicted as he pulls up Han-Kyeol's contact. And aaaaalmost presses call, but ha! Our hero beat him to it and Shi-Hyun collapses against the wall deciding if he should pick up. It looks like that's a no, since Han-Kyeol can't get a connection. Everybody wants him tonight, though, and he rejects So-Rim's call with a message. Why don't you want to talk to her?
Well, maybe he just has bigger things on his mind. His dad is certainly driving him nuts with his incessant calls and happy-go-lucky personality. He's used up all the truffles, which he didn't know were expensive (thought they were moldy, lol) and made dinner. The table is set, and So-Rim's second call goes unanswered as well.
She's sitting at home, thinking over her rejection of Han-Kyeol's song. She looks excited when she gets a call—but it's just Chan-Young, and her face falls. He's right outside, and she agrees to meet him for a minute.
He congratulates her on debuting, adding that he knows Han-Kyeol will want to make her song. You can tell it's more himself on his mind than her, and So-Rim ends up assuaging his fears: she already rejected the opportunity, so don't worry about it. Chan-Young looks stunned, and a bit humbled, and remembers Han-Kyeol's words from a few nights ago—that in a battle, if the opponent doesn't want to win or even fight, then he can't either.
Her steps closer to her, asking if she thinks there's winning or losing in music. The one who wants to win is the loser then, right? Still—and this is where he takes her hand— "No matter what kind of obstacles come my way I'm ready to go for it with you. I won't let you go as long as you trust me."
So-Rim just laughs nervously (ya think?), and we transition.
It's Yoo-Na walking into Sole Music to confront CEO Choi, yelling that he must have known about the advertising contract switch, and how it being taken from her isn't even the biggest problem—they gave the contract to a bunch of kids! It's salt in an open wound, since she knows the public already considers her a has-been. She's sick of being bought and sold, and exits stage left to cry in her car. And you don't even know about your "engagement" yet. Woof.
Life goes on, however, and Han-Kyeol leaves eaaaarly the next morning for work… even though it's the weekend. His dad asks if Han-Kyeol's leaving because he's uncomfortable, but Han-Kyeol shoots back that should be In-Woo: he's been trying to play the nice dad, and Han-Kyeol tells him there's no need. So you think he's being a good dad now, eh? There's always a silver lining, bud.
So-Rim might be hard pressed to find one later that morning at the vegetable shop though: Han-Kyeol still hasn't answered any texts or calls. And this time, she opts not to call again. She steps outside for a moment to help a customer who—yessssss!—it's Han-Kyeol's dad, and they recognize each other from the street performance weeks ago.
She asks if he lives around here but no, he's just visiting someone: he really likes them but they don't return the feelings. Why does she ask?
So-Rim doesn't say, but reveals there's someone like that in her life as well. Hah, this is gold. They discuss Han-Kyeol without names, although his dad calls him a bad punk a few times. So-Rim defends our hero, saying he's just busy—not bad.
She wonders why she expects so much more from him now, and awwww I think I'm gonna cry: Han-Kyeol's dad gives So-Rim some fatherly advice, speculating she wants to rely on him (Han-Kyeol) more—trust him completely—and hoping they become like that can be tiring. And then it's time for him to go… if he can remember what he was there to buy. So-Rim suggests the mushrooms, and aha! That's the right answer: his son absolutely loves mushrooms, has a stash of them worth thousands of dollars. Lol I hope this comes up later.
Our mushroom loving man is in fact at work, advising a few musicians on their playing. Shi-Hyun pops in with a smile, but Han-Kyeol can tell it's forced: he doesn't look good. Shi-Hyun doesn't want to talk about Real Crude Play, though, so he brushes it off. A call from So-Rim comes in, and he tells Han-Kyeol he should answer it.
Han-Kyeol sticks his phone back in his jacket though (whyyyy?) and says it's not because of Shi-Hyun that he's not answering. Well that just begs the question. Thank you, Shi-Hyun for asking. His answer: he's angry. Angry?!
Ahahahaha I'd say his pride is hurt, rather. She's refused to sing his song twice now and he's questioning all the work he's done and her feelings and the universe at large (and his abilities?). Brother, I think you still have a bit of an ego there. Shi-Hyun practically spoon feeds it, too: if So-Rim had listened to his song this time, she'd want to sing it. I think you're right. Han-Kyeol's ready force her to listen, but Shi-Hyun's shuts down that and leaves moodily.
So-Rim is also at the company, getting ready for her first concept shoot. They dress her up in a billion outfits and Crude Play's "Peter Pan" montages us through the photos (that song is my favorite). She comes out in a particularly stunning dress and Jin-Woo can't even keep his mouth closed, but So-Rim still feels inadequate next to the beautiful musician posters (is that Yoo-Na?)
Thankfully, it's unnie to rescue and Soo-Yeon preps a full makeover.
Aaaiiie I think this is my favorite play on the trope, and So-Rim finally calls Han-Kyeol again once she's prettied up… she's right outside his practice room and wants to know if it's ok to come in. Well, he can't say no to that, but he's not prepared for how she floors him in the new getup.
Bwahahaha he has such a hard time complimenting her, since the whole effect makes her seem older and more mature. So-Rim starts explaining she knows he's upset she won't sing his song, but he hastily denies that. I think everything really is forgotten for now. So-Rim spots a bass and asks if he was just playing… and if so, can he play for her? Han-Kyeol says not unless he has the rest of the band (aww), and So-Rim grabs for it herself then. He can teach her though, right? Right? *blink-blink* *blink-blink* 💕
This is why I watch kdramas, guys. They are too cute, as Han-Kyeol swings around to teach her the chords… and closer to show her how to hold her hands… and closer to position her shoulder… And now they're face to face, So-Rim's eyes rapidly glancing down to his lips and back in anticipation. I'm kicking my legs girlishly, and if I wasn't in a public space filled with people, there would be squeals. ^^
Her eyes even drift closed, and I swear Han-Kyeol was gonna go for it—until Chan-Young interrupts. Will I never get my kiss?! *rewinds to watch the scene again without writing while I watch*
Okay, and we're back. Chan-Young had been eyesdropping on them for a while, and interrupts to call them cheesy. Well yeah, but it's still cute! It's just awkward until Chan-Young starts complimenting So-Rim, and then Han-Kyeol's jealous (that's an I'm-so-sure face right there). So-Rim is happy she looks pretty, but I don't think Chan-Young gives her any butterflies, and she lets him go when he says he's busy (if you were busy, why did you interrupt?!)
Chan-Young brings Han-Kyeol out with him to "talk", and this isn't a conversation of fun and games. He's begging for a fight, and he asks if Han-Kyeol made So-Rim a song. Well, yes… but it wasn't for her debut. Han-Kyeol's reading into things now, sure CEO wants K to produce. Apparently, the press don't know So-Rim's producer is Chan-Young yet. He tells Han-Kyeol to butt out, and walks off. Oooookay CEO Choi eavesdropped that whole thing. Interesting (lol, kdramas).
Han-Kyeol returns to the practice room and watches So-Rim hum to herself (Chan-Young's song), remembering again how he felt when he was first replaced with a session musician. Wow, CEO Choi basically told him he wasn't a good musician. That's harsh. Han-Kyeol walks over to So-Rim, pulling out her earbuds (hey!) and asking her not to sing. What?
"Don't sing that song. […] It's ok if you don't want to sing my song, but… please don't sing his song, either."
They leave the scene hanging, and we catch up to Han-Kyeol that night… where Yoo-Na is waiting for him outside his house. She wants him to write her a song and looks like this is her last resort. Han-Kyeol doesn't give, saying she ought to have asked while they were together, when he was blind (harsh, man).
Yoo-Na has an explanation though: if she'd asked then, she was afraid he'd think she wasn't talented enough to sing his song and lose his love. Like how Crude Play isn't talented enough to play. Now that she has nothing to lose but her pride however, she can asks shamelessly. (I'm getting Marriage Contract throwbacks now). She's crying, and Han-Kyeol seems really concerned.
The next morning Han-Kyeol stands on the company rooftop, contemplative before he confronts CEO Choi about it all. He's worried Yoo-Na's unstable, and flabbergasted that CEO would pull the advertising contract like that and give it to Mush & Co.
CEO Choi asks if Han-Kyeol will write Yoo-Na a song like she'd asked, adding he knows So-Rim refused his song. He wants Han-Kyeol to send the unused song to him: CEO will give it to Yoo-Na, and then give So-Rim's production to Han-Kyeol. CEO, I have such! Mixed! Feelings!
In a parting shot Choi says he never knows what Chan-Young might do, steal So-Rim away? And then he's gone, leaving Han-Kyeol again on the roof top, contemplative. Oh boy I can sense the angst. It's coming.
Theirs isn't the only problem, however, and we transition to In-Woo's dilemma: he's agreed to be a session artist for Han Yoo-Seok (who stole his music) but he's not pleased with it. Especially when Yoo-Seok shows up and starts criticizing the other men's work. In-Woo's not having it, however, and he stands to leave "because he's not in the mood to practice". Heh.
This means Han-Kyeol and his dad are in the same building—confront!—but first our hero gets a text from CEO Choi. And bless his everloving soul! Choi's not actually giving So-Rim's song to Yoo-Na, he wants Han-Kyeol to write her another one. But he does have So-Rim's, now.
Yup, confrontation happening—but President Yoo is there too, having just met up with In-Woo herself. They take it to her office and Han-Kyeol starts yelling, upset that his father would even consider doing this for the man who'd stolen his father's music. President Yoo is upset he can still act like this after all she's done… covering up Crude Play's scandal… but Han-Kyeol still doesn't know about that. Whoops. Thankfully, Dad takes Han-Kyeol outside to explain it in private.
Han-Kyeol looks like he's been kicked in the stomach at the news, not caring that it's resolved and determined to find out why they did it. But In-Woo is wise, and advises Han-Kyeol against talking with them when he's this angry. What are they going to say? That they're talentless, hopeless? That they're dolls the company moves around, a front for their business to make money. In-woo thinks that's the industry, but Han-Kyeol has something different to say:
"You're not free. You don't have the confidence to be responsible for your music, just like how you left mother and me. I'm sick of you dropping in and acting like a father when you feel like it—I'm different from you. Even if I become the bad guy, I'll be responsible for what I should be."
Bam. That was intense. But I don't think he's entirely wrong, either. Han-Kyeol shakes his head and walks off, leaving his father quiet behind him.
Later, Crude Play gathers at Shi-Hyun's joint at Han-Kyeol's request, unaware that Han-Kyeol is on the warpath. And he is: he when he storms in and asks them why they did it he freely admits he's not trying to understand them—he's trying to break them so they won't do it again. Not cool.
Shi-Hyun stands up for the band, asking what was so wrong. Had Han-Kyeol even seen the videos? I'm seriously disappointed in Han-Kyeol, who asks if that even matters. Although, I can see what he means, too: he's played with them for 10 years and knows their playing sounds different. Shi-Hyun reads that as "badly" and the series long tension breaks: they all feel inadequate next to Han-Kyeol, the musical genius.
Well, no more. They might have started Crude Play because they were friends, but now it's just business and money, and Shi-Hyun takes the plunge: he doesn't want to sing Han-Kyeol's songs anymore. And so he leaves. The others follow suit, brushing past our hero and leaving him alone in the very place their band began.
He thinks back to the early, pre-debut days, when they wondered if anybody would even show up. They dreamed of being top stars and goofed off on their instruments, determined to go as far as they could. Han-Kyeol stares at the empty stage now and blinks back tears.
Yoo-Na couldn't leave the company, I guess, since CEO Choi is now driving her home. She's miserable, but CEO Choi has some news hoping to cheer her up: Han-Kyeol will write her a song, and she can duet perform it with Shi-Hyun. It will kick-start her career again… no matter it happened since CEO "took someone hostage".
Yoo-Na knows the hostage is So-Rim and wonders what kind of person she is. Who could mesmerize Han-Kyeol, and Chan-Young and CEO so much?
I know who she is, and I want her help about now. Han-Kyeol arrived to an empty house, his father cleared out of the spare room. He curls up on the couch with the lights off, thinking to himself: of course it's like this.
The next day Se-Jeong and Gyoo-Sun are at a café, talking about their debut song: Gyoo-Sun seems sure he knows which song they'll choose (whose?!) but nothing's certain. They stand to go and—mmhmmm she's sly—Se-Jeong slips Gyoo-Sun's phone into her bag.
Gyoo-Sun arrive at the company for practice and realizes immediately his phone is missing. He almost leaves to find it, but just then Soo-Yeon (sorry Soo-Yeon!) arrives, potential debut songs in tow. Well, let's sit down and have a look-see, eh?
CEO and So-Rim listen to the choices at the same time, from their respective rooms: first is Chan-Young's, who smiles as he enters CEO's office… and then Han-Kyeol's, which makes Chan-Young pause, worried. He asks CEO who's song that was: K's, of course. And yes, it is a candidate for So-Rim's debut. Chan-Young doesn't say a word, just walks out. There are 5 songs in total though, so maybe the executive team will choose neither for the band? Oh no, except CEO just moved one of them to the trash. Which one?! I couldn't read it! CEO takes the new USB drive of four songs to Soo-Yeon, who takes it to the meeting. Fireworks, start.
Meanwhile Han-Kyeol is at home in his studio, making Yoo-Na a song as promised. He doesn't look very inspired, however, and turns to the door when an alarm goes off. It's Chan-Young, here to (confront!) speak with Han-Kyeol about the song he sent in. Han-Kyeol plays it cool, telling Chan-Young he knew So-Rim first. He discovered her voice first, so he gets to be involved too. Excuse me, I believe it was So-Rim's teacher who got her discovered, thank-you-very-much. Why don't we let him produce?
Chan-Young "skips— to the end" (Princess Bride, anyone?) and jumps right into his personal beef with Han-Kyeol: he uses people for his music (we know; he's working on it!) and now he's playing with So-Rim's feelings for him, right? You're one to talk.
Ooooooooooooooooooh boy and now crap's going down. Han-Kyeol refutes the idea that he's playing with So-Rim: what if he's serious? Oh boy, oh boy! *replays*
"What if I'm serious? What if I really mean it? If I want to be with her and do everything with her including music, what will you do?"
Chan-Young hasn't thought about that possibility I guess, since he's been blind enough not to see it until now. He still tells Han-Kyeol to give up, though, throwing out a low blow: he's incapable of making anyone happy. Sound like his worst fear, anyone?
Han-Kyeol admits it might be true, but it's still So-Rim's choice whether she'll be with him or not. (thank you for recognizing that). Chan-Young's on a slippery slope, bringing Crude Play into this—but he does and gives a final example: if CEO Choi hadn't wanted to debut them so fast, Crude Play could have practiced Han-Kyeol's geeeenius songs more… and they wouldn't have been a sham. Chan-Young lets our hero stew on this, and leaves. Now alone, they both receive the news from the company: the debut song has been decided.
I'm dying to know what it is—who's song did CEO Choi throw away?—and with his call to Han-Kyeol we find out. So-Rim will be singing Chan-Young's song. CEO, you *cuss redacted* *cuss redacted*. Han-Kyeol doesn't even sit up at the news, saying listlessly Chan-Young's song is good too: it's easy, and highlights her voice.
CEO Choi asks him if he's done with Yoo-Na's song then, Han-Kyeol scoffs. That's all he wanted, huh? He gets angry now, asking if CEO thinks he's a song making machine. CEO Choi admits it—he's a very efficient machine. … … 😠
Han-Kyeol stands up now, realizing something important: every aspect of his life—work, friends, his ex—anything the music touches, CEO has touched too. And that's not ok. Choi tells him fine, don't renew your contract if you want me gone… but he knows Han-Kyeol will be back: "because the thing that yo value the most is musicYou'll only meet people through music. You'll love and hurt people all your life… through music."
The call ends, and Han-Kyeol lets a tear fall as he drops back into his chair, hand over his face.
CEO Choi does nothing but send an email to Yoo-Na, cool as the frozen fires of hell. Later he watches from the sound room as Mush & Co. sit in with headphones on, ready to hear their debut song. Are they excited? Of course. So far as our heroine knows, Han-Kyeol's song was in the mix. It's Chan-Young's song, of course, and Jin-Woo asks if So-Rim isn't excited. Well, she doesn't quite look it.
Back in the sound room, Soo-Yeon asks why K's song was excluded, and CEO replies So-Rim needed an easy song. One she can "trample on". If it sounds odd, that's because it's another helpful but devious ploy: CEO thinks So-Rim could write music, and Chan-Young's mediocre efforts will give her ideas, ways to improve upon the music.
Han-Kyeol sits at home, thinking over all the things people have said about him and his music. Among them, only So-Rim stands with a bright smile, determined to love his song no matter what. And then she's calling him, and Han-Kyeol gives the shakiest "Yeobosaeyo?" I've ever heard. So-Rim "breaks the news" to him and asks if he's ok, adding his voice doesn't sound so hot. He asks if they can meet up, and then downloads a song from his computer to a USB: not the final song for So-Rim, but the first one.
At the company, Gyoo-Sun and Jin-Woo finally gets ahold of Se-Jeong, who says she'll give back his phone tomorrow at school. And this is so sketchy! Se-Jeong has Gyoo-Sun's phone open, and she's reading his Kakaotalk.
So-Rim is headed out from Sole Music, and runs into Yoo-Na in the hall. Yoo-Na wants to talk, though, and wish them both luck on their debut/comebacks: after all, Chan-Young's never produced before… and Han-Kyeol's only ever written for Crude Play. Please, say it isn't so. Yup, Han-Kyeol's composing her new album, and if that wasn't bad enough she says it was his idea. She offers to let So-Rim listen to the song, and… now we know where So-Rim's song went. So-Rim hears it and her face shuts down.
She cries later in the bathroom, washing her face so it doesn't show when she meets up with Han-Kyeol. Oh, bless you for still meeting him. Her efforts to hide her earlier cry are apparently unsuccessful, because Han-Kyeol can tell and asks why—and who made her sad? Him?
So-Rim asks him why it had to be that song—why did he give it to Yoo-Na? Han-Kyeol's completely in the dark, of course, but catches on fast. And asks if she doesn't like it, him "giving it" to Yoo-Na. So-Rim, ever honest, says yes. And then Han-Kyeol asks again if she'll sing it: but the answer's the same: no, she promised Chan-Young. But Han-Kyeol is desperate for validation at this point: someone, anyone to stand by him and say they'll sing for him… so he brings up the idea of leaving again. If it was sing or never see him again, would she sing it? So-Rim is about to cry again, unwilling to answer.
And now we return to what Han-Kyeol said episodes ago: this is why he doesn't like girls who sing. Because he'll always end up hurting them, after all. Anybody he's connected to through music. He pulls out the USB, saying he'd brought it because he wanted to change… "but it still ended the same." He gives it to her, certain she won't listen to it, and leaves. Oh, my heart.
The day is hazy as he crosses the Han River bridge, walking slowing… stopping… RUNNING BACK YES PLEASE FIND HER! KISS HER! SOMETHING!
My feelings are breaking, I swear. So-Rim has started walking herself, and now she's run into Chan-Young, there "to see the face of the person he likes but… she looks sad." NO! This is not the right time for this! But it's happening, and Chan-Young wraps So-Rim up in a hug as she cries.
Which is how Han-Kyeol finds them, words ringing through his mind of how he hurts people with music… and we call it a night.
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I think I've stopped breathing. Why show! WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! I have so many conflicting feelings at this point, and I know all the angst is temporary and our OTP will probably end up together (99.9% sure, 100% if we pretend Hirunaka no Ryuusei doesn't exist), but oh. The angst. I don't know if I can handle it. Let's see if I can still think coherently, though, and figure this all out. Sorry if it's long!
Edit: it took me a second watch through the second half, but I think I understand now where everything is headed, and what the implications are. Let's go!
Some Quick Thoughts:
- Chan-Young: he's still incredibly selfish, but I can really see his insecurities now. It's something he and Han-Kyeol share, that nobody wants to listen to their music. Still, Chan-Young is actively looking out for himself and his music only, and that's not ok. I think he's beginning to realize a few things, though: 1) his interest in So-Rim musical future isn't totally innocent and 2) he has feelings for her (if the ending is any indication). I don't like the bitterness between him and Han-Kyeol, but I appreciate that it's not built around interest in the same girl, as kdramas so often do. Their problems run much deeper, and So-Rim is only a part of it—which makes them so much more interesting. And complicated. And heartbreaking.
- Yoo-Na: For the most part I really sympathize with her, as she's been shunted to the side in favor of a newer "product". But I don't hope that her interest in So-Rim isn't purely malevolent, because that feels a bit like shallow writing to me.
- In-Woo: If CEO Choi represents the industry and giving your entire life over to the performance and perception side of music, then I'd like to think In-Woo represents the exact foil for this: all he wants is to play, to meet people down to earth—no recognition needed. Only I can see exactly where Han-Kyeol is coming from: at some point that turns into an avoidance of responsibility, and that's not ok.
- So-Rim: oh, So-Rim. First of all, I am so happy that she has a father figure in In-Woo. As much as I love grandma there's something to having a dad that makes everything ok again, and I loved her conversation with him. I also love I love that she knew she looked pretty and wasn't afraid to flirt with Han-Kyeol. I love that she's still so honest, and doesn't shy away from confronting hard things. You go, girl!
Some Longer Thoughts:
Let's talk about CEO Choi, shall we? Before I try and redact everything I said last episode about him potentially being a good person, I want to understand why I instinctively hate him so much. On the surface that's easy: he uses people shamelessly, goes back on his word and basically cuts off the free choice of everyone he's involved with. But besides all that, what has he done? He shot Crude Play to face, recruited So-Rim, put Chan-Young in a position where he shines as a performer… and I think that's the key.
He sees people's talent and uses it. Which means he's done a looot of good things, tbh—like helping So-Rim discover herself as a songwriter. The way he talked about it made him sound like a bad word, but it was a good end goal. Same with revitalizing Yoo-Na's career using Han-Kyeol's song: that sort of collaboration is better than any advertisement renewal. Of course he'd think she'd be pleased.
But that's the key: he acts off of his own perceptions (lies?) of other people, using them for his own ideas of what music is and not giving them a choice.
Putting it like that, it seems CEO is merely an extension of Han-Kyeol, twenty years down the road. Our hero like it or not is headed towards the position CEO is in right now: I did not like his confrontation with the band at all. But I don't think Han-Kyeol was comfortable with it either, and when he lay on the couch that night I took his "of course it's like this" in as much a self-condemning manner as anything else. I think he recognizes now what affect CEO (the industry) has on him, and he wants to break away and find a balance where he's connecting—not using—people through his music.
That perhaps is why I'm still very upset with how he treated So-Rim at the end. It's not right to ask somebody you like to make a choice like that, because it's still usery—just in a different way. I'm happy he stayed to form, however, and ran right back when he realized. If there's one thing I love about Han-Kyeol, it's that he's quick to recognize his mistakes, quick to apologize, and unafraid to better himself. And for all his faults and potential to "make people miserable", that characteristic makes him a worthy man in my eyes, and I can root for our OTP without reserve.


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Jason and I decided to take a weekend away before the baby arrives to just get out of town and relax. We headed to Scottsdale over Memorial weekend with the Rohlings and had a great time. The weather was perfect, and the city and our resort were both beautiful. The boys golfed 4 different courses, and Monica and I hung by the pool and went to the spa one morning. We really didn't have anything planned for the trip other than just chilling out and catching up on rest, and our mission was accomplished. I unfortunately took virtually no pictures on this trip. I didn't end up in any of them, but I promise baby and I were on the trip. :)
After our facials and massages, Monica and I had lunch and hung out at the spa pool the rest of the day. The spa was at a higher elevation on the resort up in the mountains and the view from the pool was really pretty.
Saturday, the boys took the day off from golfing to hang with us at the pool. You will just have to imagine me rocking my maternity bathing suit since I didn't make it in this pic. :)
Saturday night, we headed into Old Town Scottsdale to walk around and eat dinner. It reminded me a lot of Mexico with tons of jewelry shops around except much cleaner.
I loved all the landscape. The palm trees were mixed in with the cactus and flowers with mountain backdrops. Seemed disingenuous but very pretty. There were also tons of cute cottontail bunnies scampering all over the resort. I wanted to take one home with us. :)


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The old minaret adjacent to St Nikolaos church is a perfect reminder of the way the East met the West in the town I made my home, Chania, Crete, Greece. The photographs I post all help to tell a part of a longer story that focuses on the town and its citizens, whether they are living there now, or have made their home in other parts of the world. As a newer resident, by writing about the town in this way, I am trying to put some order into the chaos that I seem to be confronted with.
Saturday, 14 March 2009
Full moon
Here's what I see most nights from the balcony of my house: the strip of lights is the motorway, the short strip of lights in the centre of the photo in the dark horizon is the ferry boat which leaves nightly for Athens, and tonight, there's the added bonus of a full moon.
And from Monday, I'm back in working order, the pneumonia having passed.
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I'm glad that you are feeling better. Looks like a lovely sparkly view that you have from your balconyReplyDelete
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Just lovely!ReplyDelete
Aloha, Greece
Glad you are breathing easier, friend!ReplyDelete
Wasn't that moon gorgeous? There is nothing better than moonlight luminating the water below. Great photo!ReplyDelete
Lovely view, glad you're feeling better!ReplyDelete
I'm very glad you're feeling better. Pneumonia is no joke.ReplyDelete
Ah, the full moon. It has never looked more beautiful than in my memories of that golden disk hanging over the lights of the Limani and Lefka Ore
Nice photo! Good to hear you're feeling better.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14 March 2009 at 20:52
Happy to know you are well. That ferry must be sizeable - you must post one in daylight plus ferry.ReplyDelete
Lovely night picture! I've a problem with night pictures, you know... ;)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tip on the taxi...
Pneumonia? Great to see it gone... ;)
Have a great weekend!
So glad you have recovered your strength.ReplyDelete
It's a beautiful night view from your window. I think the ferry should charge more on full moon nights. j/k
Nice view! Yes, unfortunately I have chronic bronchitis (am fighting off a case right now). It used to get to the pneumonia stage, but now I recognise the early signs and start treating it before it gets out of hand. Bleh...ReplyDelete
Pneumonia is awful I hope it's gone for good. Most nights we see black sky as there is very little light pollution.ReplyDelete
You're looking outward so you must be feeling better. It's a beautiful photograph.ReplyDelete
M, we just had to replace our washing machine and I have the parts from the old one. Did I see something on your blog about someone repurposing a washing machine basket for something? I thought so but I can't find it.ReplyDelete
I wish I could see the moon every night!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you're better. Great view from your balcony!ReplyDelete
Wish you to get better soon Maria. All the very best for you dear friend!ReplyDelete
Nicely captured.Good to know you are getting back to work:)ReplyDelete
that is a beautiful sight. and good to know that you are back in action..ReplyDelete


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First picture is 1937, Second picture is 1972.
In 1929 Alex Kingsbury built an arcade of shops which ran through from Foster to Lonsdale Street possibly through the Cassels Garage. Kingsbury's nephew Frank set up in one of the shops to run a bicycle and pram business. In 1932 Frank was joined by his brother Gilbert; both served in the air force during the second world war. Upon their return Frank opened his own business in Frankston leaving Gilbert to manage the Dandenong shop.
Kingsbury's sold motorbikes, push bikes and baby craft including
prams and nursery furniture. The lane was under 2 feet of water in the 1934 flood. In 1962 a local newspaper advertisement boasts modern new showrooms, by the 1970's he still owned the building and was operating a baby supply shop in half of the building, renting the other half out.
By coincidence Richard Wolters chose the other side to run Progressive Motorcycle which he owned between 1971 and 1975, not knowing of the connection until one day someone dropped in and told me that it was a coincidence that I had chosen this shop.
These images were supplied by Richard Wolters


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Sirte- Libya (PANA) -- The African Union's Peace and Security Council (PSC) has decided to put in place, as quickly as possible, a follow-up mechanism for the socio- economic reconstruction of Somalia.
The mechanism, to be made up of AU representatives and the Intergovernmental Authority for Development (IGAD), will be in charge of mobilising support for transitional federal institutions in Somalia in order to enable them to operate.
In a communiqué issued Tuesday in Sirte, Libya, the PSC also reiterated its demand to the UN Security Council to authorise an exemption to the embargo on weapons imposed on Somalia to enable the peace mission envisaged by the AU to introduce into the country military equipment needed for the execution of its mandate.
The PSC launched an appeal for the quick convening of an international donor conference of pledges for the reconstruction of Somalia.
It asked the AU Commission chairperson, Alpha Oumar Konare, in liaison with the UN, the World Bank, the European Union, the forum of IGAD partners and the follow- up and coordination committee, to take all the necessary measures to that effect.