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New Mexico Hatchery Enjoys Successful Gila Trout Spawning Season
Gila trout have enjoyed a successful spawning season at New Mexico's Mora National Fish Hatchery. According to a press release,...
Gila trout have enjoyed a successful spawning season at New Mexico's Mora National Fish Hatchery. According to a press release, the federal facility successfully spawned 560 pairs of Gilas in 2016, yielding 122,423 eyed-eggs. Those eggs should result in nearly 80,000 fingerling trout that will be stocked in the fall. Of those, 18,825 will be stocked in Arizona waters, while 52,125 will be placed in New Mexico streams.
Nathan Wiese, hatchery manager at Mora, said that the successful spawning should double the number of trout, as well as the number of stocked waters, from 2015. The bulk of the fish will be placed in streams closed to fishing in order to help boost Gila populations. Per the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the Gila trout is one of the rarest trout species in the country. Though the fish is native to a number of river drainages in Arizona and New Mexico, its range was limited to only four streams by the 1950s, and the species was listed as endangered in 1967.
Currently, the species' greatest threat is hybridization with non-native rainbow trout. But the Gila has enjoyed a population revival, since conservation efforts have been successful in recent years. The species was reclassified as threatened in 2006.
In fact, Gila trout have recovered enough to be included in [Arizona's Trout Challenge](http:// https://www.azgfd.com/Fishing/TroutChallenge/). That program encourages anglers to explore and learn about Arizona's trout through two separate categories. The first is based on catching each of the state's five species of wild trout, while the second includes stocked trout, in addition to wild fish. Both categories include Gilas.
Despite recent gains, fishing for Gilas in Arizona and New Mexico involves regulations designed to preserve and propagate the states' respective populations. For the Arizona Wild Trout Challenge, anglers can pursue only wild Gilas in Frye Creek, though stocked fish are available in Frye Mesa Reservoir. New Mexico allows anglers to pursue wild Gilas in limited streams as long as a free permit is acquired.
*The original title of this post stated that the hatchery is in Arizona, when, in fact, it is in New Mexico, as the piece makes clear. We regret the error.


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Hi everyone! Since Top Ten Tuesday is taking a break this week, and I didn't want to leave you without your weekly Tuesday post, and as it is the last day of the month, it's about time for another Jo Talks post anyway! I was amazed by the response to my last discussion post, I was so pleased that the post seemed to resonate with so many of you and that I had so many positive responses to it. But anyway, on to today's topic, I'm going to be talking about bloggers, specifically actual young adult bloggers in this community. There has been a lot of noise on Twitter about teen bloggers being afraid to speak out, feeling undervalued by the community that is meant to serve them, feeling outnumbered by older bloggers, cut out of conversations, not listened to and so I wanted to talk to some young bloggers myself, to find out what they had to say about it.
First off though, I'm going to talk a little about my own experience as a YA in the YA blogging community. I was 17 when I first started my blog back in 2014 (though it was the year I turned 18) and I have to admit, I was slightly overwhelmed at first. My first year of blogging, I didn't really interact with the community much at all. I mean I think part of this was being a new blogger and just feeling a bit nervous to get involved, but I think another part of it was that I was surrounded by bloggers who were quite a bit older than me and had been doing it for a lot longer and it was all a little intimidating.
However, when I actually did start really interacting with the community, in 2015, I realised several things. First, that the community was not as scary a place as I had originally thought, that the older bloggers who I had felt intimidated by were actually incredibly friendly and welcoming people but also that it did seem the majority of the YA blogging community were adult bloggers.
I'm not sure if it's just because I've become more active on Twitter in the last few years, but I have noticed more young bloggers now than there seemed to be when I first started blogging, which is a wonderful thing. After all the YA community is for them, their voices should be heard. However, sadly, I have also noticed more young bloggers feeling sidelined and afraid to voice their opinions in their own community, which is not what should be happening.
So I decided to speak to a group of young bloggers about their experiences in the YA blogging community, in particular their experiences of Twitter, to see how they felt and I was actually pleasantly surprised with the responses I got, the bloggers I spoke to all seemed to feel that the community was a very welcoming place to be and that adult bloggers were welcoming and willing to listen to their opinions. Here are some of the responses I got:
"I definitely feel like adults in the community listen to me. Whenever I've spoken to bloggers older than me, they've all been very lovely and helpful. But then again, I haven't spoken to all adult bloggers and I think that some teen bloggers may not listen to what you're saying. I think it depends on the person more than the age" -Jemima, 17
"I have noticed that (to me) some adults seem more welcoming to the community than some teens (not all though, as most teens and adults are equally lovely)" -Megan, 18
"I think the adults in the community are really lovely and inclusive to teens. I've chatted to and met quite a few, and they've all been very friendly" -Jess, late teens
"I do think that adults have a say as well, teens do listen to us (depending on how big the age gap is)" -Rebecca, 21
I also found that none of the bloggers I spoke to felt like they couldn't voice their opinions, they all said that they felt they had a voice in the community, they felt welcome to share their own opinions online and that adult bloggers were very encouraging and they all felt very comfortable discussing books on Twitter. That is not to say that there aren't young bloggers out there who don't feel willing or able to share their views with the community, there are, but I did find it encouraging that the teens I spoke to feel like they do have a voice in their own community.
I also asked them about the adult/teen proportions in the blogging community and if they felt like they were outnumbered in the community and their responses were very interesting:
"I feel more teens are getting into blogging, but it does seem predominantly adult. I assume however that's because many adults started out as teens and have stayed blogging" -Megan, 18
"To be fair, I see a lot of teens blogging and have made friends with lots of teen bloggers. I think it's good that young people are gaining more of an independent voice and interacting with their peers, most of whom they would have never met otherwise. But adults should be involved in the YA community, particularly if they are younger as they are inherently young adults, but also so that adults can engage more in what younger people are thinking and discussing. I've never got the feeling that the YA community is overcrowded with adults" -Jemima, 17
"Yes, while the adults are great, I do think the adult/teen balance is probably weighted a bit more towards the adults. Obviously I wouldn't want to get rid of anyone, so the obvious solution to me would be to get more teens blogging about YA! I do like to know teens opinions on books, being a teenager myself" -Jess, late teens
I found Jemima's response particularly interesting, as at 20, I am an adult, but I'm closer in age to a lot of teen bloggers than I am most adult bloggers, which has always left me wondering a little what my place in all this is, so it was interesting to see her response about younger adults role in the community, it really resonated with me.
Speaking to Jemima, Jess, Megan and Rebecca had me both encouraged, as well as realizing that there is a lot of work still to do. It is great that these young bloggers feel involved in their community and that they are listened to and respected, but there are still young bloggers out there who don't feel this way. Twitter is a great place for connecting over books, but at the same time, it can be a very toxic place sometimes as well. Discussions can get incredibly heated and it can be scary to speak out. Especially over the last year or so, I have noticed the atmosphere on Twitter getting increasingly negative and people getting attacked over their favourite books and authors.
The common thread in Jemima, Jess and Megan's responses is that they'd all love to see more teen bloggers in the community. I would also love that, for the teens now, who deserve to have their voices strongly represented and heard and also for the teen I was when I started blogging, who didn't have other teen blogger friends to connect with. It seems like having Twitter is an integral part of being involved in the blogging community, but we are not going to encourage more teens to take up blogging if we continue with the negativity that has been going on in the last year. We need to be the welcoming community that Jemima, Jess and Megan became a part of, not a community that teens are scared to speak out in.
That is obviously not to say that everyone in the Twitter community is nasty, there are lovely bloggers out there, wonderful people who make being part of the community worthwhile. But there has been an awful lot of negativity on Twitter in the past year, and whilst this negativity is linked to important discussions about diversity and problematic books, I can't help but feel like there are better ways to have these conversations. Ways that wouldn't mean some teens feeling scared to voice their opinions and feeling ostracised from a community that is meant to be for them. We should be having these important discussions, yes, but we should be allowing teens to be included, we shouldn't be scaring any of them away from voicing their opinions. We should make Book Twitter a safe place to be and shouldn't villainize anyone for their love of particular books. By all means, point out their problems, but don't villainize the people who do like them.
We want to be the community that Jemima, Jess and Megan have seen. The community that I saw when I first joined. We want to be welcoming and accepting of different views and we need to make sure that the teens in this community do not feel afraid to speak out. This community is a wonderful place, it was so welcoming and encouraging when I first started out and it saddens me that there has been so much negativity around of late. We owe it to the teens of the community, to be a positive place, where they feel free to voice their opinions, in a world that increasingly devalues the opinions of teens, to be a space where their voices are valued, appreciated and respected, and where they feel free to speak out. It is only by doing this that we will get more teens involved in the community.
I will have another Jo Talks post, my first of March (though this will technically be published in March, as it's after midnight as I'm writing this, but I wrote most of it whilst it was still February, so I'm counting it as a February post), hopefully soon, but I'm not sure what I'm going to write about yet. If there's anything that you would like to see me cover in my Jo Talks posts this year, then by all means, let me know! In the meantime however, I will have a new #RockMyTBR update for February up very soon, so stay tuned for that!


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When you're looking to start an online business, a job directory site can be a viable source of income. People are always on the lookout for a new job, whether they want to change careers, find a better paying position, or simply break into a new field, a site that lists jobs in the area is a great way to help them find work—while creating a passive income stream for you.
In this article, I will show you how to create a job board in WordPress using WP Job Manager, a free plugin, which requires no previous coding skills.
1. Installing and Setting Up WP Job Manager
First thing you need to do is to install and activate the WP Job Manager plugin. WP Job Manager is designed to work with any WordPress theme.
Once the plugin is activate we can begin to configure the job board for your specific needs. This section is broken down into two sections: Job Listings and Job Submissions.
Job Listings displays the basic information of the jobs on your site:
Job Submissions controls how jobs are submitted and if they require an account to do so:
2. Create Job Categories
Depending on your needs, job listings can be separated into categories. Each category contains a name, URL slug, and description. Job listing categories is the same process as creating categories for the blog post categories. You can create as many or as few as you want or need.
3. Create Job Types
Job types are defined as full time, part time, freelance, or any option available to you. As with categories, you can create as many or as few as you want or need.
4. Create a New Job Listing in the Dashboard
With the basic job board configuration in place, it's time to create a new job listings. Again, the process is very similar to creating a page, post, or category. Enter a title, job content, category, and select the type of job listing.
There are a few additional features over the standard blog post admin area within the Job Listing post: an additional panel for Job Listing Data.
These data fields give you the option to add Job Location, Company Information, Job Expiration, and closed the position as filled.
5. Create a New Job Listing With the Submission Form
To create a submission form you need to create a new page with the following shortcode:
Adding the shortcode will convert the page into a submission form that allows users to add all the relevant job information. The submission form does not allow you to set job posting expiration date. Once you have all the information entered, you can publish the job listing.
6. Displaying the Job Listings
To display the job postings, you need to add the shortcode to the page. The shortcode to display all of the open positions:
The Job Dashboard
To create a job dashboard, add the following shortcode:
This will allow logged in users to view, edit, and manage the all the jobs they have posted.
How to Get More Out of Your Job Board
Now that you have your job created and published, there are several add-ons to provide more functionality and add a passive income stream.
1. Job Alerts
Allow your users to save their job search with key terms and create alerts for the jobs that match their search criteria.
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Allow visitors to apply via email using their Facebook login. With this method, users don't have to remember multiple login credentials.
3. Resume Manager
Allow job applicants to upload their resume and attach it directly to the desired position. This allows hiring managers the ease of viewing the resume online through private link.
4. Applications
Allows users to use a form on the site to apply for a job. Employers and business owners have the ease of managing the applications from the dashboard on your site.
5. WC Paid Listings
Allows you to create pricing plans to charge business owners for posting a job on your job board.
Creating a job board website is a nice way to start an online business and create a reliable passive income stream. The WP Job Manager plugin is an excellent way to create a job board without knowing coding skills or having to fundamentally alter your website.


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Best Running Shoes for Women in 2021
Are you a runner? If so, you need a pair of the best running shoes for women.
One of the best tricks to running is to wear good shoes. Without the right shoe, you'll only be hurting yourself.
The shoes you get depends on your feet and if you have specific conditions that make running more difficult. We've looked up everything from the best shoes for bad knees to running shoes for wide feet and for those of us on a budget.
Also check out:
- Top 5 Best Treadmills for Home Use
- Alternatives to the Peloton Bike
- Top Dumbbells for Home Use
- Best Elliptical
Also see: Best Running Shoes for Men
Here are the best running shoes for women.
Hoka One One Bondi 6 Running Shoes
Hoka One One Bondi 6 is a great choice for bad knees. It offers stability, a wonderful cushion, and a wide toe box for roominess. Features include:
- Rubber sole
- Breathable open engineered mesh upper with seamless synthetic overlays
- Breathable textile lining for abrasion-free wear
- Padded insole for cushioning
- Durable full-length EVA midsole to absorb shock and offer stability
- Durable sole with rubber inserts for grip
ASICS GEL-Cumulus 22 Running Shoes
The ASICS GEL-Cumulus 22 Running Shoes is a recommended choice for neutral runners who want a soft, flexible everyday trainer with a great fit. This update features a one-piece upper mesh that's combined with a seamless 3D print construction, which balances support and comfort around the foot — giving you an excellent fit right out of the box.
- Synthetic-and-mesh
- Rubber sole
- 3D Print Upper – Increases forefoot and comfort
- FlyteFoam Propel Technology – ASICS energetic foam formulation that provides supreme bounce thanks to a unique elastomer compound.
- Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL Technology Cushioning System – Attenuates shock during impact and toe-off phases, and allows movement in multiple planes as the foot transitions through the gait cycle.
- AHAR Outsole – Acronym for ASICS High Abrasion Rubber. Placed in critical areas of the outsole for exceptional durability.
Mizuno Wave Inspire 16 WAVEKNIT Running Shoes
If you're a runner with high arches, choose a shoe with lots of cushioning to help counter the foot from rolling inward. Our top choice is the Mizuno Wave Inspire 16 WAVEKNIT.
Features include:
- This favorite stability trainer with a WAVEKNIT upper is a workhorse. Use for fast track workouts All the way up to a marathon distance
- Smoothride support wave brings an ideal balance of cushion and lightness in every step
- Premium Sockliner for increased cushioning and comfort
- All new WAVEKNIT upper for a soft and breathable fit
Altra Olympus 3.5 Running Shoes
If you have wide feet, you'll want to find a shoe with wide toe boxes. That's why the Altra Olympus 3.5 is the best running shoe for wide feet.
Features include:
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Weight: 8.9 oz / 252 g
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Vibram MegaGrip
New Balance W1540v3 Running Shoes
New Balance W1540v3 is our top choice for runners with plantar fasciitis. It has all the support and comfort you'll need and has received rave reviews from people with plantar fasciitis. Features include:
- Textile and Synthetic
- Made in US
- Rubber sole
- ENCAP midsole technology provides support and maximum durability
- Manufactured in the US for over 75 years and representing a limited portion of our US sales
- ROLLBAR with Medial & Lateral TPU Posts for ultimate motion control
- Synthetic/mesh upper
- Material Composition: Synthetic/ Mesh
One of the most common questions runners wonder when buying shoes is if the shoes will be okay for a bad knee.
There's no reason why your next run should be painful. Whether it was trauma to a knee, arthritis, or another problem, some shoes can ease pain and discomfort.
Look out for shoes that have enough padding to take the impact out of your knee. Proper shoes should absorb most of the shock. Also, look for a shoe that stabilizes the heel. Finally, get a midsole that resists collapse to keep the foot and knee in proper form and stop over-pronation (a common cause of knee injuries).
- Shock absorption: Want to reduce the pounding on your knees? The shock absorbing soles will help.
- Stabile design: The sneakers are tight around your ankles, helping prevent ankle rolls and other injuries.
- Smooth ride: The cushioning ensures a smooth run.
Best Everyday Trainer: Asics Gel Cumulus 22
ASICS GEL-Cumulus 22 Running Shoes
Boasting FLYTEFOAM Propel technology for excellent bounce and energy, this shoe also has rear and forefoot GEL technology for premium level shock absorption. Their GUIDANCE LINE technology helps you run efficiently, while the internal heel counter holds your foot in position no matter how far you go. The shoe also works with your natural gait and the EVA sockliner molds to the shape of your feet for added comfort. The tough outsole reduces wear at key impact areas, and the engineered jacquard mesh upper keeps things cool. Reflective details on the outside of the shoe ensure you'll be noticed, even at lower light levels.
- Comfort: Flexible everyday trainer with a great fit.
- Design: This new heel design has deeper forefoot flex grooves and a softer midsole foam to give you a soft ride.
- Smooth ride: Better isolate impact
Best for High Arches: Mizuno Wave Inspire 16
Runners with naturally high arches understand the necessity of choosing a foolproof shoe.
People with high arches are prone to many injuries without proper support, including pain at the ball and heel of the foot and instability. These problems can lead to more severe injuries like sprains or accidents.
To prevent these problems, choose a shoe with lots of cushioning to prevent the foot from rolling inward.
We recommend Mizuno Wave Inspire 14. It offers excellent arch support and is still lightweight. Wear the Wave Inspire 14 and feel supported and stable so that you can finally beat your last PR.
- Lightweight shoes: These shoes feel lighter then they are.
- Soft cushioning: Your heels and joints will feel extra support in these shoes
- Stabile shoes: You'll get maximum stability throughout your run.
Best for Wide Feet: Altra Olympus 3.5
Finding the right shoes for wide feet is hard enough, let alone finding good quality shoes for running.
While you may be able to get away with squeezing your feet into a slightly less-than-comfortable heel, you should avoid this when running. The friction in a tight fit will cause pain.
You can avoid blisters and raw skin with one simple, adequately spaced shoe.
You'll want to find a shoe with wide toe boxes. Something that will let toes stretch out and allow you to master the perfect form.
The Altra Olympus 3 meets all these requirements so that your feet will be comfortable while you run.
- Affordable price: These shoes are excellent for running but won't break the bank.
- Cushioned support: These shoes are extra cushioned and comfortable.
- Durable design: The shoes can take you 400 miles or more.
- Soft ride: These shoes will let you run for miles without pain.
Best for Plantar Fasciitis: New Balance W1540 V3 Pros
Plantar fasciitis is a common running injury. Runners who overwork themselves by adding on too many miles too soon, avoid stretching, or do not take adequate rest days can develop this painful heel inflammation.
If you have a mild case of plantar fasciitis and have a dedication to running, and a doctor's support, you can still run. But you need to take care of your feet.
Keep it light on the heels. Make sure the shoe you purchase has good cushioning, shock absorption, and a good arch with heel support.
Don't overlook New Balance W1540 when considering the best option for plantar fasciitis. It has all the support and comfort you need.
It has received rave reviews from people with plantar fasciitis and bunions. Podiatrists also recommend this shoe.
New Balance W1540 V3 Pros
- Breathable design: The ventilation lets your feet breathe while you run.
- Joint pain prevention: Runners with flat feet or other joint pain claim they can run pain-free with these running sneakers.
- Size variety: These shoes come in normal, wide, and extra wide sizes
- Strong support: Your ankles will feel gripped and supported.
Running Shoe Categories
Running shoes are a personal choice that depends on the type of running you enjoy. What works for one athlete may not work for you.
The first step when looking at running shoes is to determine what kind you need based on your running style.
Here are the most common type of running shoe categories:
- Cross-training shoes: If you enjoy running on the treadmill or participating in Crossfit workouts, a cross-training shoe will likely be the best choice for you. There is typically less support and less cushioning, which is okay because the terrain is more user-friendly than concrete or trails.
- Road-running shoes: These shoes are for people who like to pound the pavement. These shoes are typically light, flexible, and stable with excellent cushioning.
- Trail-running shoes: If you've even run cross-country, we hope you had a good pair of trail-running shoes. Trail-running shoes are for people who like to run through the woods. They support the body through soft terrain (and sometimes mud) and rough terrain such as rocky paths. This type of shoe typically has a thick tread, which provides solid traction, extra stability, and cushioned underfoot protection.
Identify your ideal type so that you don't waste time or money on a pair of shoes that don't give you the support you need.
Running Shoe Buyer's Guide
When you buy a new pair of running shoes, consider the following features to help you make the right pick.
Find a pair of shoes that offers a decent degree of cushion.
There are two main types of cushioning to look at:
- Heel cushion: Heel cushioning is imperative for comfort and to help reduce the impact when you run. Some shoes offer a softer cushion on the outer edge of the foot or a rounded outer heel, which can help smooth your landing.
- Midsole cushion: The midsole rests between the outsole and the upper sole to cushion the runner's impact and help guide them through the stride. Look for a midsole cushion that isn't too soft nor too firm.
Cushioning is particularly important if you have joint pain or conditions like plantar fasciitis.
There's a reason you don't want to run in flipflops or even athleisure sneakers. They lack stability, making it easy to roll an ankle.
Stability is crucial in running shoes. Find a shoe that braces your foot and helps guard against excess motion.
Depending on the running you do, you may need more or less stability.
Shoes with superior stability tend to have a firm post to reinforce the arch side of your midsoles, which is an area prone to overpronation.
Toe Box
If you're not a runner, you've likely never heard the term "toe box" before. For runners, this part of the shoe is crucial.
A toe box is the front part of the shoe that surrounds your toes. Running shoes tend to have wide toe boxes with varying degrees of cushioning. This area helps prevent your toes from stubbing into the front of the shoe.
Look for a toe box that allows your toes to breathe and spread out while you run. The worst thing a runner can do is find a shoe with a binding toe box.
Men's running shoes and women's running shoes are different. In general, women's running shoes are lighter than men's because women typically (but not always) have less muscle mass than men.
Women's running shoes also typically have a lighter and softer midsole than men's.
Consider the weight and which weight you prefer. Some women want their shoes as light as possible, while others like a heavier shoe to feel more supported.
Heavier shoes may be best for trail runs too.
If you tend to like a heavier shoe, check out men's running shoes. Some women prefer the way that men's shoes feel.
A good pair of running shoes helps you focus on your fitness instead of problems with your feet.
Use our top picks and buying guide to help you decide which pair is right for you.Read More


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The GraphQL Way
TL;DR From a short time using GraphQL APIs I sense that there's a 'GraphQL Way' for how things should be. A set of promises that the technology makes to its users. But those promises are frequently being broken, or at least undermined, as people rush to create GraphQL end points without perhaps investing enough time […]
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The @ Company uses a lot of SSL certificates, and we've been using ZeroSSL and its Certbot wrapper zerossl-bot to automate how we manage certs. But we wanted more control over the process, which has driven us towards the ZeroSSL API. Sadly the docs don't provide usage examples, which has made it quite a journey […]
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Tags: API, automation, bash, certificate, curl, Digital Ocean, jq, json, python, script, SSL, ZeroSSL
TL;DR Best practice gets encoded into industry leading software (and that happens more quickly with SaaS applications). So if you're not using the latest software, or if you're customising it, then you're almost certainly divergent from best practices, which slows things down, makes it harder to hire and train people, and creates technology debt. Background […]
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Further thoughts on TornadoVM
TornadoVM was definitely the coolest thing I learned about at QCon London last week, which is why I wrote up the presentation on InfoQ. It seems that people on the Orange web site are also interested in the intersection of Java, GPUs and FPGA, as the piece was #1 there last night as I went […]
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Tags: compiler, FPGA, Go, golang, GPU, java, JIT, TornadoVM, VM
Marginal cost of making mistakes
In a note to my last post 'Safety first' I promised more on this topic, so here goes… TL;DR As software learns from manufacturing by adopting the practices we've called DevOps we've got better at catching mistakes earlier and more often in our 'production lines' to reduce their cost; but what if the whole point […]
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The compiler will not save you
…at least not in an embedded environment. There's a commonly held myth in modern software development that compilers are smarter than people at optimising code for its eventual runtime environment. By extension there's no point in writing efficient code, because your idea of efficient code might not actually be all that efficient, and any time […]
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Do VMs dream of real networks?
With apologies to Philip K. Dick. This post is going to address three topics: The relationship between a virtual machine (VM) and its network connection(s). The changing perimeter The role of APIs in controlling network configuration The common theme is dreams, or perhaps de/re(ams) – as the last two topics touch on whether something is de- or […]
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DevOps is really about design
I the early part of the 'unpanel' session at last night's post Cloud Expo London CloudCamp there was a good deal of debate about DevOps and what it means. Some people talked about new skill mixes, others talked about tools. These are I think simply artefacts. The more fundamental change is about design. At the risk […]
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My friend Randy Bias very kindly came in and did a web conference presentation at work this week on his views of cloud computing (which are well summarised in a post he did at the end of last year). Inevitably the topic of security came up, and Randy, drawing on his past experience in the […]
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The world can never have too many movies set in the seventies. I have to believe that there's a cross section of this world that eats flicks like this up. Zodiac,Boogie Nights,Blow,Crooklyn,Casino, you name it, I love movies set in the seventies,cause if you think about it, they're all usually pretty good.
It's like what they really did, movie-wise, in the seventies was crap, but we "in the now" always tend to romanticizes their trivialities and it works most of the time. Such is the case with Lovelace starring Amanda Seyfried and directed by Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman (Howl). In this film they try to uncover the mysteries behind the woman behind the movie that rocked a nation. I must say it was a far out concept even by today's standards to create a porno about a girl whose clitoris was located in the back of her throat. Then you have Marilyn Chamber's Behind the Green Door which was another classic that made huge waves in the seventies, but through it all these were all still artist who for all intents and purposes, were trying to make real movies. A point brought up a million times by Burt Reynold's character Jack Horner in Boogie Night's.
VHS did screw everything up, but people do still try to make plot driven porn, but it's no match for the internet's instant and often times, disturbing reach. I guess that's what makes films like this "seem" so important. The seventies in America, although sexy enough, was still sexually repressed and people like Linda Lovelace were unintentionally pushed to the forefront of the new sexual revolution of that time. That is until Aids came along and flipped up the whole game.
WOW…this post went in several different directions, but for some reason I needed to get that out.
Lovelace stars Peter Sarsgaard, Hank Azaria, Adam Brody, Bobby Cannavale, Sharon Stone and James Franco as Hugh Hefner.
Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman (Howl) direct Lovelace written by Andy Bellin. Based on Eric Danville's biography The Complete Linda Lovelace, the film follows Linda Boreman's (Amanda Seyfried) rise to fame as iconic porn star Linda Lovelace of Deep Throat, the most iconic adult film ever made, and her subsequent transformation into feminist, anti-porn activist Linda Marchiano. The story is told through the perspective of three interviewers at various stages of her life. James Franco, Sharon Stone, Hank Azaria, Peter Sarsgaard and more star in the film which hits theaters later this summer on August 9th.


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Carpentry vs construction
What is construction and carpentry?
Carpenters construct and repair wooden building frameworks and structures— such as stairways, doorframes, and windows. They use hand and power tools to cut and shape wood, plastic, fiberglass, or drywall.
Does carpentry fall under construction?
Carpenter . Despite being one of the oldest skilled trades, carpentry is still widely required in modern construction . Carpenters construct, erect install and repair fixtures and structures using wood and other materials.
What are the different levels of carpentry?
Levels Carpenter's Level . These levels come in many sizes, as two -, four-, six-, and eight-foot models are commonly available. Mason's Level . Mason's levels are usually four feet or longer. Torpedo Level . Line Level . Water Level .
Does a carpenter build houses?
Carpenters do many jobs in construction , building or repairing structures, which can mean anything from framing a house to building stairs and door frames to putting in cabinetry or drywall. Carpenters typically work with wood, but often work with drywall, fiberglass, or other materials.
Where are the highest paid carpenters?
Best- Paying States for Carpenters The states and districts that pay Carpenters the highest mean salary are Hawaii ($73,070), Illinois ($66,280), Alaska ($66,240), New Jersey ($63,230), and New York ($62,880).
Why is carpentry so hard?
Carpentry can be hard heavy work as it often involves lots of lifting and serious manual labor, so yes becoming and staying a carpenter can be very hard . Carpentry is all about converting raw wood into something far more useful. Moreover, there are different types of expertise involved in carpentry .
Was Jesus actually a carpenter?
Now obviously, eventually Jesus's chosen profession was of a "Rabbi" or teacher; so in that sense he wasn't a carpenter regardless of translation. However, in his early years, it is supposed from Mark 6:2-3 that he was, like his step-father, a " carpenter " as commonly translated.
What is a carpentry contractor?
The contractor is the one who hires the carpenter (s) to provide them with work, and instruction as to what they are to do.
What type of math do carpenters use?
Basic math skills are a must for any carpenter . Carpenters use arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus and statistics to measure materials, add up volumes and complete other project-planning tasks.
What is level 3 carpentry?
This level 3 qualification is a technical vocational qualification which focuses on the development of the underlying principles and practical skills required in the Carpentry sector. It is designed to deliver a high level of occupational skills and provide a sound platform from which to progress.
What are the two types of carpentry?
Types of carpenter Rough carpenter: Framing, formwork, roofing and other structural work. Joister: Lays floor joists onto which a floor surface is fixed. Trim carpenter: Specialises in mouldings and trims, such as mantles, skirting boards), and other ornamental work.
What is the highest level in carpentry?
master carpenter
Is a builder a carpenter?
A carpenter can work for themselves or be apart of a crew in a larger organization but is generally hands on, on the tools. So a builder is someone who has progressed form a trades person in to managerial role.
Which country has the best carpenters?
How many carpenters does it take to build a house?
Total Workers Involved: 26 to 32 The 3 -4 months of contruction on an average home requires this many people. Look How just an additional 10 minutes toilet time cost you in production.


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Katherine Occhiuto
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|MSW, Focuses: Direct Intervention, and Social Administration and Policy (Carleton University) BA, Political Science and Communications Studies (York University)
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MSW, Focuses: Direct Intervention, and Social Administration and Policy (Carleton University)
BA, Political Science and Communications Studies (York University)
About Me
After having the opportunity to work in a variety of community, mental health, and policy settings, I was motivated to step back, reflect, and build on my experiences. And here I am.
While pursuing my PhD, I work as a mental health counsellor and support a variety of different research projects including as Lab Manager and the Leader Research Assistant for the Sim Social Work Research Lab, https://carleton.ca/socialwork/simlab/
Why Carleton
I was first drawn to Carleton's School of Social Work for my Masters. I chose Carleton for three reasons. 1) The ability to specialize in both direct practise and social policy, 2) the school's deep history and commitment to approaching social work through a social justice lens, and 3) location; Canada's Capital Region is home to the federal government and many non-profit and NGO organizations.
My MSW experience was both rewarding and challenging, which drew me back to school.
My Research
I am interested in the effects of the increasing reliance on community charities to provide basic needs.
My research asks: How do low-income mothers navigate complex networks of supports to meet their basic needs? And, what effects do these experiences have on them, and the interdependent communities to which they belong?
Research Interests
Poverty and the working poor; community practice; youth; clinical social work from a social justice perspective; women and mental health; Canadian social policy; research and evaluation in social work
Committee Members
Dr. Sarah Todd (Thesis Supervisor, Social Work)
Dr. Jennifer Robson (Political Management)
Dr. Susan Phillips (Public Policy and Administration)
Dr. Therese Jennissen (Social Work)


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Updated September 17, 2021
Building your network is a must.
More and more people are realizing this all the time, but a lot of people still don't know WTF networking is.
Oh yeah. And there's a global pandemic and now we can't go outside. Great.
So to everybody who's told me:
- That's not my style.
- I'm just no good at it.
- I'm not that type of person.
- I don't do well at those events (yeah… less than five percent of my networking is done by showing up to event.)
I've got news for you. Networking is not as hard as you think. Throwing your resume on a stack of a thousand other applicants will not get you hired. Networking will… And yes, you, can Network.
Here's 11 tips on how to network like a CEO.
1. Start with the people you know
I love reaching out to strangers. I do it all day every day.
But if you are just getting started, and you don't have the confidence to do that yet, start with the people you know.
I guarantee that you already know some people doing interesting things. Go take stock of who that is and talk to them!
2. Stop attaching your resume
When you send a message to somebody, whether it's somebody that you know or somebody you would just like to have a conversation with, do not, I repeat, DO NOT, attach your resume.
This is a rookie mistake.
As a matter of fact, I'd never give a resume unless directly asked for it.
You need to change your thinking about networking. It's a little bit like dating. You don't go in for the kiss right after the handshake. You don't ask somebody to marry you on the first date.
And with networking too, you need to ease your way into it.
Start by shifting your focus, especially if you're job searching. Instead of imagining that every person you talk to is going to get you a job, focus more on trying to learn.
This means sending them a message asking if you can learn from them, rather than sending a resume asking for a job.
You will find that people are way more receptive to this approach and, paradoxically, it's much more likely to actually lead to a job.
3. Tell people why you want to connect
When you are reaching out to people, especially if you are reaching out to people cold, tell them why you are interested in connecting.
If you send a LinkedIn message, for example, and tell somebody that you are curious about getting into their industry and would like to know more about what they do, you are much more likely to get a response than if you simply send a connection request out of the blue with no context.
4. Talk to your profs
Most of the readers of Roostervane are students or recent graduates, and if this is you, you should start by talking to your professors. Many professors have networks outside of the academy that they can draw on, and some may be able to introduce you to some interesting people.
Now I know that there's a lot of stigma around non-academic work in some departments. I have written whole blogs on it and why it makes leaving academia hard (especially for those with advanced degrees).
So if you are working with for studying under a professor who has absolutely no time for non-academic work, you might have to search a little harder.
But I guarantee you that somewhere at your university is the person you seek. Consider courses you've taken in the past, in any discipline, with profs who do interesting things and might have great connections outside of the university that you can draw from.
5. Put your best foot forward
You wouldn't believe the amount of time I spent agonizing over my LinkedIn profile. Do I portray my skills well? Do I look like a leader or just a kid who has no clue? Do I sound interesting, or do I just look like another student? Do I look like an academic?
You can't completely control what people think of you. But controlling your image online goes a long way.
Why do you think companies hire Public Relations people? Because they know, instinctively, that you can't perfectly control your image, but you can work to craft it.
Become your own PR person.
Create an online presence that portrays professionalism and demands to be taken seriously.
I've got some ideas for how to do that here.
6. Mimic other people
If you were reading the last point and not really sure what this type of professionalism actually looks like, you can always take clues from how other people present themselves.
Go and look at your LinkedIn.
Then look at a bunch of other people's profiles. (You can search your skills or credentials in the search bar and hit "People" to find people with similar skill sets.)
What stands out? What catches your attention? Can you adapt your profile to reflect those ones?
I do the same thing when I am communicating with people.
Copy the tone that people use in their correspondence.
If people are short, abrupt, you can mimic that.
Yes, like me and much of my generation, sometimes the people you are talking to enjoy the frequent use of exclamation marks. Mimic that!
7. Don't beg
If you are reaching out to people and asking if you can have some of their time to learn about what they do, present yourself as an equal.
Do not act like a supplicant approaching a deity.
Don't beg.
You are not a pimply-faced kid asking the popular boy to your slumber party or your birthday party. You are making a reasonable request for a bit of their time. If they can't give it to you, then they will feel no qualms about saying no.
Either way, it's not an indictment of your value, it's usually simply a reflection of how much time they have to give.
Oh yeah, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT, apologize for "wasting their time."
It's a simple psychological trick, but if you present yourself as their inferior they are less likely to take the time to talk to you, or to see it as a mutually beneficial conversation.
8. Be really bold
So I talked about how networking doesn't have to be scary, but let's put that fear aside for a minute. Let's imagine what fearless networking would look like.
Let me tell you about one of my friends who is a master networker.
In Ottawa, there are lots of receptions (when there's not a pandemic on). These are put on by lobbying groups and politicians, who use them as an opportunity to schmooze and build connections. I have a friend who used to put on a suit on and go to every single one of these he possibly could.
He didn't know anybody. He would walk in and stand tall and meet people.
Apparently he even went so far as to buy a cheap airline ticket and go and sit in the lobby of the airport. On Friday afternoons, when the politicians fly home from Ottawa, he was there meeting people. Not surprisingly, my friend is now a well-connected lobbyist who gets texts from politicians on the weekend.
I'm not as gutsy. And I'm not a lobbyist. But using this strategy did once land me as one of a couple of commoners at a party made up of a bunch of Canada's cabinet ministers–that's a different story.
Yes, there are lots of ways to build a network that are less scary.
But sometimes massive action delivers massive results. If you want to take your networking to the next level, make fear your friend. Tame the butterflies in your stomach, and get serious about this. Fortune favors the bold.
Lindy Ledohowski, who is the CEO of the ed-tech startup EssayJack, told me the story when I interviewed her about what happened when she left a tenure-track English professor job and had to start again. She dropped into every place in town where she might possibly meet people and crafted a consulting career for herself by meeting strangers.
So try some stuff. Drop in places. Strike up conversations. The braver and bolder you get, the more results you may see.
9. Go to conferences and events
This is a little bit pointless right now; we are in the middle of a pandemic as I write this. Also, although networking on online events is possible, it is a little more challenging. Still, if you see somebody in an online meeting, it may be acceptable to reach out to them after and introduce yourself.
But once we are able to go to events again, use them like a boss.
Apparently, on any given weekend, there are dozens of conferences in my city of Ottawa. If you are close to a major city, the same is likely true for you.
Go grab some conferences. But don't go sit in the plenary. Hang out in the lobby. I've met lots of interesting people at conferences, and it almost never happens during a session.
Sit next to somebody at a table and introduce yourself. Be fearless and ask lots of questions. Last time I did this, I ended up spending an hour talking to the founder of a major think tank.
10. Accept that networking is a game
Remember the first time you played Monopoly? Or poker?
The person who invited you to play probably knew the rules way better, you felt like an idiot, made a lot of mistakes, and ended up totally losing.
While it's impossible to totally lose a game of networking, I think, networking is like any other skill. You get better at it as you go.
If you want to be a CEO-level of networker, you really need to accept that this is a game. The more you play it, the better you get. The more your network grows, the more it will snowball into powerful and interesting connections.
So don't place expectations of world domination onto any individual networking meeting or LinkedIn message.
Recognize that this is a game, and the better you play it, the richer you get. Because unlike Monopoly, the money that networking will eventually bring you can be used to build a real life. And to buy houses and hotels.
11. Think beyond jobs
Most of the first people you will start networking with will probably be in an attempt to get a job.
This is pretty normal for people first coming out of a degree.
But one of the great things about this fact that you are informational interviewing and not just job-hunting is that networking will give you way more than just jobs.
Do you want to start a company?
Have a network of people who can advise you, support you, connect you, and fund you.
Do you want to start Consulting?
Have a list of people who know you, like your work, and will hire you.
In the game of life, networking can be used for so much more than just job searching, and people who network like CEOs understand this. This is the most important of all of the tips on how to network. The first person you network with might not hire you, but who knows, five years later they might invest in your startup.
Build a big powerful network, and keep an open mind about what it's for. Then watch what you can do with it.
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by Jane Stoyle Welch
Published January 10, 2022
Materials scientist Baishakhi Mazumder received a National Science Foundation CAREER award, which will support her research to improve electrical conductivity in ultrawide band gap semiconductors.
Her research has the potential to improve the performance of a wide range of consumer electronics and appliances, all-electric and hybrid-electric vehicles, and extraction and conversion of renewable energy sources by saving energy, which significantly reduces costs, and ultimately benefits both the economy and the environment.
The prestigious award supports early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education and to lead advances in the mission of their department or organization.
"This award reflects Baishakhi's innovative work in atomic scale chemical imaging and its application to addressing fundamental studies in the role of defects in complex materials," says Krishna Rajan, SUNY Distinguished Professor and Erich Bloch Chair of the Department of Materials Design and Innovation (MDI). "It is a milestone for MDI to have its first NSF CAREER award winner within the first five years of its inception. Baishakhi's achievement reflects the extraordinary quality of inaugural faculty who are building MDI."
Mazumder, an assistant professor in the Department of Materials Design and Innovation, received the $642,450 award for her project, entitled "Atomic scale understanding of the doping incorporation and transport properties in ultrawide band gap semiconductors," from NSF's Division of Materials Research.
"The potential material system for revolutionizing power electronics components is ultrawide band gap semiconductors, a class of semiconductors with large band gap energy. Enhancing their performance relies on understanding the mechanisms to efficiently generate and control charge carriers and how these carriers interact within the materials," says Mazumder. "My work seeks to understand what really happens at the scale of charge carriers and microstructures within these material systems, including the dopant-defect interaction and how these atomic scale features affect the electrical functionalities."
She plans to develop a novel approach to integrate atom probe tomography with statistical and machine learning modeling on atomic-scale data. The aim is to establish a direct link between microstructures and electrical conductivity that is difficult to identify and mitigate with currently available methodologies.
With support from the CAREER award, Mazumder will incorporate her findings into her courses by emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches to engineering concepts and connecting them to real-world applications.
"I strive to inspire students at undergraduate and graduate levels, especially women and underrepresented minorities, to pursue a career in materials science and engineering by exposing them to the exciting development of advanced materials to solve important societal problems," says Mazumder.
A specialist in material characterization using Atom Probe Tomography (APT) and Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), with an emphasis on structure-property correlation of advanced materials, Mazumder's research focuses on solving complex material science related problems using advanced microscopy.
In addition to her CAREER award, Mazumder has received an NSF grant entitled "Atomic scale to micro scale understanding of low temperature degradation mechanism in zirconia-based ceramics." She has published 58 journal articles, three of which have been selected as "Editor Picks" and "Featured article" in Applied Physics Letters, and an invited "Early Scholar" article in the Journal of Materials Research.
Mazumder joined the University at Buffalo in 2017. Prior to that, she was a material scientist at Intel Corporation, a research associate at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and a post-doctoral researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She earned her PhD from the Université de Rouen, France, in December 2010.
The Department of Materials Design and Innovation was established in 2015 as a collaboration between the University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Its educational and research program is dedicated to training materials scientists and engineers in the methods of data driven discovery, design and innovation.
Spurred by an endowment from UB alumnus Erich Bloch, former director of the National Science Foundation, vice president of IBM and Medal of Technology and Innovation holder, MDI was launched with the goal of establishing a new paradigm for research and education. The department was built in five years, hiring an entirely new entourage of faculty and establishing a unique graduate and undergraduate curriculum to educate a new genre of material scientists.


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SURREY, England – The Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted ECO Animal Health Group plc a marketing authorization in the United States for Aivlosin 625 mg/g water soluble granules for swine. The company is a leader in developing, registering and marketing pharmaceutical products for animals.
FDA's approval is ECO's first in the US and marks an important step in the company's continuing development of Aivlosin as a global veterinary product. Canada recently approved this formulation and further extends the marketing reach of Aivlosin, ECO's patented macrolide antibiotic, which is used for the treatment of respiratory and enteric (gut) diseases in pigs and poultry. In 2010, ECO established a joint venture sales and marketing company, Pharmgate Animal Health LLC, to prepare for the launch of Aivlosin.
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Lyrics: Migos & Rich the Kid – Official Tissue
Official Tissue Lyrics
Official Tissue Lyrics
Ayy, let me hear that ho, Jeff
DJ Durel
[Verse 1: Rich The Kid]
Official tissue (What?)
I fuck that bitch, I can never miss her (Woo)
I'm ballin', young nigga just like a Clipper (Woo)
Your bitch in the game, let her blow the whistle (Bitch)
The gang got choppas all in the sprinter (Bow)
I bought me the Rolls, it's not a rental (Rich)
I gave her a bag, the bitch a winner (Bag)
She want a steak and a chicken dinner (What?)
You got it, then show the cash (Racks)
The money come fast just like the dash
So I gotta blow the bag (What?)
Know that she bad, she let me smash
She on me like shoulder pads (She let me smash)
Playing with the check, young nigga, I'ma blow the racks (Racks)
Spent a whole hundred, nigga, I'ma go make that
[Verse 2: Quavo & Rich The Kid & Takeoff]
Fifty-fity (Rich), goin' in fifty-fifty (Woo)
I cut him too deep, he get to stitching (cut)
They gonna switch, a new color Bentley (Hey)
Circle the frames, John Lennon (Woo)
"How much he paid?" Mind your business (Cash)
Free all my dawgs, they got sentenced (Sentence)
If they don't, we gon' shoot the lieutenant (Bow)
My family proud, no penny (Proud)
I'm rockin' the crowd like Lenny (Crowd)
I am a dawg, it's in me (Hrr)
My dog collar got VV's (VV's)
Touchdown, we fuck up the city (Fuck it up)
Not sorry for niggas, no pity (Nah)
Sell a brick with the gang, order up singles and throw 'em on titties (Takeoff)
[Verse 3: Takeoff]
Official tissue, cup triple
Tryna get a twenty up out of that nickel (Twenty)
Chrome Heart denim, she want the purple pickle and a mink for the winner (She want it)
I drive the Rolls, we on the run from twelve, not a walk with [?] (Twelve)
Baguette, the Patek is cold, you touch on my wrist then you might just shiver (Ice)
Terrio, killin' 'em (Killin' them)
Your bank account minimum, pitiful (Pitiful)
Patek condition is critical (Critical)
Migo Gang, we goin' digital (Go!)
Turned on my TV (Why?)
My momma just said that she see me (Momma)
Picante, it's Eliantte
He gon' need glasses, jewelry be 3D (Look at the ice)
'Cause if you ain't gang, [?] whenever you see me (CVL)
And when it's smoke, you notice that we the ones callin' while they be just tweeting (Shh)
Marvin the Martian, look at them niggas, they starving 'cause they not eating (Starve)
I put my wrist in the pot, that's a wrestling match, then I get to beating


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Learn on-the-go and on any device
From door-to-door deliveries to taxi services, professional drivers are in high demand. While many choose to be full-time professional drivers, there are others who take up driving as a side hustle to earn a little extra money. Either way, if you plan to be a driver yourself or are just starting as one, wouldn't you want some inside knowledge about the world of professional driving? As a former professional driver, I feel I might be well-suited to provide you with some.
When I was beginning to drive professionally, the idea of getting behind the steering wheel of a car made me slightly nervous. Even though I had driven a little before, it was never more than an hour or two and never under any time-based performance pressures. However, looking back on it, these feelings of nervousness may have actually made me a better driver. How so?
In some cases, a little nervousness can help you be more alert and cautious.
As it happened, being nervous made me want to learn more on how to improve my driving so I could feel confident about it. That was how I came to learn these three important lessons which made me a better driver.
Listen to the experiences of other drivers
Unlike working in an office, driving professionally is a highly independent task. Therefore, it's important to connect and network with your fellow drivers. From them, you can receive useful advice on such matters as the optimal route to take, where to park and how to relate to your customers.
By building strong connections with other drivers, you can learn about the challenges they face and how best to overcome them. Such an approach can greatly improve your professional driving experience and help you develop a confident attitude towards driving.
You may also feel more confident knowing that you have the support of other drivers.
Prioritize health and safety
Oftentimes, you may come under a lot of pressure while driving. For example, you may have to drive to an address within a short time frame or work longer hours than usual. In such instances, it's essential that you prioritize your well-being and safety over performance or income.
Driving for many hours at a go can make you tired, both physically and mentally. To avoid getting burnt out, try taking breaks to refresh yourself by eating a snack, hydrating or even getting out of the car to stretch your legs. This way your mind and body will stay focused and energized, allowing you to drive safely and responsibly.
When you are focused, you will be more mindful of traffic signs and speed limits.
If you're delayed due to heavy traffic or long food preparation times, you might feel some pressure to make up for lost time - increasing your chances of making mistakes. Therefore, it might be a good idea to inform the customer about the delay so they can manage their expectations and you don't feel any additional pressure.
Be responsible about your car
Owning a car is a big responsibility, especially when your work depends on it. To ensure an optimal driving experience, you should take good care of your car.
Make sure to do routine checks on tire pressure, breaks and engine status before driving it. It's also a good idea to take your car for a maintenance check or servicing every six months or so, depending on how much you use it.
A car should make your life and work easier.
Just like you are serving your customers, your car is serving you and your professional requirements. When your car runs smoothly you can drive worry-free and concentrate on other aspects of the job such as customer service and safety.
Now, as you start your journey as a professional driver, I hope the contents of this blog post will aid your professional development.
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The Bundaberg Region is home to a large and productive region of southern Queensland. The primary economic driver of the commercial hubs of Bundaberg, Childers and Gin Gin is agriculture and horticulture making Agrotrend Bundaberg the ideal location for a field day event.
The Rotary Club of Bundaberg invite you to come along and check out Agrotrend in 2019. With a record 13000 visitors in 2018 we can't wait for the next event. Two days of farming and lifestyle focused activities for the whole family to enjoy. Whether you are keen to check out and invest in the latest farming technologies or after a great afternoon out with the family – Agrotrend 2019 promises to deliver.
The Rotary Club of Bundaberg are pleased to have the management of this event back under their banner and look forward to welcoming you as a part of the event this year.
Friday 10th May 2019 – 9.00am – 5.00pm
Saturday 11th May 2019 – 9.00am – 3.00pm
Adults: $10.00
Children 15 & Under: Free
Pensioners: Gold coin donation
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CFP: SSPP in New Orleans Due Dec 15
Call for Philosophy Papers
The Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology announces a call for papers for its One Hundred and Seventh Annual Meeting, to be held April 2-4, 2015 in New Orleans, LA. SSPP meetings feature concurrent programs in Philosophy and Psychology, as well as plenary sessions jointly sponsored by the Philosophy and Psychology Program Committees. The deadline for all philosophy submissions is December 15, 2014.
The Philosophy Program Committee encourages the submission of single-authored papers as well as symposium proposals. Selection will be based on quality, relevance to issues at the intersection of Philosophy and Psychology (as well as other sciences of the mind), and program considerations–The aim of the program committee is to present a program that is as balanced as the quality of submissions in each area will allow (Though papers addressing issues of gender, race, sexuality, bias, and social exclusion are especially encouraged).
Paper submissions exceeding 3,000 words will not be considered. Each paper submission must include a word count and abstract of no more than 150 words. Self-reference should be deleted to permit anonymous review. Proposals for symposia must include a 750 word proposal for the symposium, a list of presenters and affiliations, and a 300 word abstract for each proposed paper. All papers and proposal must employ gender-neutral language; and all submissions must be made using our online submission system at:
Under the Keywords section, in addition to descriptions of the submission, please include any of the following that are applicable: To volunteer to be a session chair: 'Chair.' To comment on a paper: 'Comment.' To be considered for a Graduate Student Travel Award: 'GSTA.' To be considered for the Griffith Prize: 'Griffith.' For details and eligibility see: http://www.southernsociety.org/griffithaward.htm
President's invited speaker:
Susanna Siegel (Harvard University)
Invited Speakers:
Ruth G. Millikan (University of Connecticut)
Kathleen Akins (Simon Fraser University)
Bob Kentridge (Durham University)
Invited Symposia:
Making and Faking Emotions
Adam Kovach (Marymount University)
Laura Sizer (Hampshire College)
Craig DeLancey (SUNY, Oswego)
Ophelia Deroy (University of London)
Jennifer Matey (Florida International University)
Morgan's Canon
Eric Saidel (George Washington University)
Jennifer Vonk (Oakland University)
Simon Fitzpatrick (John Carroll University)
Natural Kinds
Dan Weiskopf (Georgia State University)
Brian Keeley (Pitzer College)
Jackie Sullivan (Western University)
Muhammad Ali Khalidi (York University)
Special Session: Philosophy for Cognitive Scientists
Heidi Maibom (University of Cincinnati)
Shannon Spaulding (Oklahoma State University)
Pete Mandik (William Patterson University)
Cameron Buckner (University of Houston)
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Rural emergency departments (EDs) are important safety nets for the 20% of Canadians who live there. A serious problem in access to health care services in these regions has emerged. However, there are considerable geographic disparities in access to trauma center in Canada. The main objective of this project was to compare access to local 24/7 support services in rural EDs in Quebec and Ontario as well as distances to Levels 1 and 2 trauma centers.


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SPS expands busing but more parents opt to drive, go virtual amid pandemic
A quarter of Springfield students are not taking in-person classes this fall. As a result of that — and a plea for parents to transport their children if possible — fewer students will ride the bus this fall.
A record 11,389 Springfield students are eligible for busing this fall but just 41 percent signed up for a ride. Most of those students, enrolled in a hybrid learning model, will only ride two days a week.
"We definitely see a decrease in riders selecting transportation services," said Deputy Superintendent Carol Embree. "We are not surprised by that. Parents are coming up with other ways to get their students to school."
District officials are not complaining. Lower ridership makes it easier to implement some safeguards, such as social distancing.
Embree said masks will be required, sanitizer will be available and frequently touched surfaces will be disinfected between routes.
Other steps include loading from back to front and dismissing from front to back to limit interaction. Seating will be assigned, the number of students per seat will be limited and family members will sit together.
Prior to the pandemic, the district spent months exploring ways to revamp its restrictive busing policy to better serve students. Funding was a major challenge along with school start times, bus staffing and the configuration of some school campuses.
More:Springfield school busing eligibility is worst among state, regional peers
The school board expanded busing eligibility for preschool and elementary students this fall — spurring the biggest expansion in recent history — and will explore options to do the same for students in high school plus magnet and alternative programs.
Of the 5,459 students eligible for busing who qualify for free or reduced-price school meals — a national measure of poverty — 46 percent signed up.
Springfield's busing eligibility starts at one mile for elementary, 1.5 miles for middle and 3.5 miles for high school.
Last year, when eligibility started at 1.5 miles for elementary, just 10,688 students were offered busing and 72 percent signed up.
There were 132 bus routes last year. This year, there are 105.
More:Springfield district offers 4-day in-person learning option for select groups
Springfield has not been immune to the shortage of school bus drivers. Embree said the district — which recruits drivers all year — will start with 117 drivers, meaning there will be enough for all the routes.
Embree said if the number of drivers drops significantly, there may be changes to routes or ridership.
"We know we have to ... remain flexible, agile, adaptable to whatever new information that we have," she told the board. "In the event we are faced with a bus driver shortage then we would need to potentially modify some of our offerings."
The district has routed all requests of eligible riders sent through Aug. 12 and sent families postcards with their bus stop time and location.
COVID-19 RESPONSE:Office of Emergency Management doles out millions of pieces of PPE to schools, agencies
Embree said parents of children eligible for busing who have not yet requested it can still do so, but there are no guarantees.
"They can still go through the process and request transportation," she said. "And we will route them, so long as it doesn't impede upon the previously communicated stop times and locations."
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Ah, the epic weirdness of life. For the past 3 years, this exact week, I have been in Maine snowboarding. I chose snowboarding over the popular Inspire Photo Retreat each time. This year it was finally the year to choose the retreat over boarding.
So, I was headed into this much hyped photography love fest with low expectations, a few hopes and a sense of missing out on all the amazingly fun snow.
Luckily, it was much much better than anticipated. Here is how it felt to be there:
Part of my low expectations was that I've been to many photography conventions before. I've been doing this a long time and it isn't my first rodeo…I could teach most of these classes. Most photography conventions are geared towards photographers who are just starting their businesses and have no clue what the heck they are doing. This is not me. They are full of rock-star photographers who photograph rock-star people and then give out zero information on how to get there. The bigger conventions just feel like High School.
- Why do I go? The networking and as a way to stay current on upcoming trends.
I went to the Inspire Photo Retreat this year with an open mind, an open heart and with a longing to get someone to be real enough with me to make me cry. This retreat was supposed to be different.
The first day wasn't off to a good start. I went into an 'advanced commercial photography' class, but it was more of a lighting 101 class. During the lunch break, a stranger offered to buy me a coffee (duh, yes!), and with chatting she mentioned sucking at the financial side of things. So, I went and grabbed my laptop and showed her all of my bookkeeping, pricing, album sales and tracking information. We talked about great whiskey, being single and why cursing is so much fun. I even practiced something I suck at: asking for something in return.
New friend: check.
Mentoring someone: check.
Best use of my time: check.
Tuesday was much better, however there were a lot of classes at the same time and it was hard to choose just one. My heart sang when I saw a class for Fine Art Film Wedding Photography! YES! I come from the film days and have switched back to film for my portrait work, so this is right up my alley. It was still geared towards people just starting out (or back) with film, however I did get a lot of great inspiration and tips from Arielle, especially confidence in the market.
Next up: a class on publishing. I thought it was going to be on how to get published in magazines, however it was more about self publishing content on my blog. Most of the things covered, I am already doing, however I took a ton of notes and it reiterated ideas that I let languish in the back of my mind. One part really stood out though: be more polarizing and vulnerable. What? Eek! That's hard! OK, the polarizing, I'm really already doing. But the vulnerability aspect terrifies me and I suck at that in life.
The afternoon was pretty free, so I took a very long walk around Portland with my film camera. Many thoughts ran through my head. Specifically relating to trusting my instincts (I wanted to switch back to film years ago) and how to open up more in my day to day life (there is a reason I'm not snowboarding in Maine this year).
I made it back in time to meet with my mentor and for the yard sale, where I sold my "beast" of a Mamiya RB67. A sad, yet wonderful day to pass that camera along to the next up and coming medium format film photographer. She also inherited the very first camera bag I ever owned, and that was even harder.
Over dinner, a bunch of us went to a vegetarian pan-Asian restaurant. It was 8 women and one man. Seshu was a total sport, sitting at the head of the table, listening to us all giggle inappropriately. I mean, I was on fire. No idea where it came from, but I was hilarious. Unknown to me, there were two women at my table that would end up being the ones I'd connect with the most… the ones who would finally make me cry.
That night, I held court in a private spot, reading people's tarot cards. It was fun, yet very draining for me. No one brought me whiskey and I was supposed to be paid in hugs. See, I was back to giving and failing at asking for what I needed.
The last morning, I set up time to read cards for the two from dinner who missed it. Ah, and here is where fate had stepped in. While in the secret room off of the hotel lobby, I sat and read each woman's cards. Guiding them in their next phase and having a chat.
- This is where the connection finally came, from this intimate moment.
At the same time, they both called me out on a moment when I was about to be vulnerable, yet I withdrew. This spiraled into a basic therapy session and these two really blew the lid off. For the first time in years, I was able to actually cry in front of someone. And more importantly, to be OK with it. They created a non-judgemental, helpful and caring environment where I could really be me and be seen. These ladies really explained the process and rewards of letting my guard down and infusing more of myself into my business and blog. It was liberating and terrifying.
The gist: my strength is my weakness
I need to embrace this. To run with it. To challenge myself to show my weaknesses, which are my strengths. To stop being so strong for everyone else. To let people know, that sometimes I need help too. My incessant giving (or preaching) to others is a weakness, it is draining, and it makes me feel alone. It is of my doing and is a wall I put up around myself. Helping others is easier than helping myself.
So, in the end, to these two women who would call me out, like I call out others… to make me sit and explain and talk about how I feel… to let me (or make me) cry from frustration… to really let me be seen…. I am ever thankful. Thankful that the framework of this convention is a retreat.


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BUYERS: Jonny Lee Miller and Michele Hicks
LOCATION: New York City, N.Y.
PRICE: $2.105 million
SIZE: 1,665 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
YOUR MAMA'S NOTES: A late-night digital communiqué from our gal on the ground in New York City, Polly Wannacracker, let us know — and property records do indeed show — that married actors Jonny Lee Miller and Michele Hicks paid $2.105 million for an updated condominium in a small, tenement-style walk-up building on a tree-lined block just above Thompkins Square Park in the heart of the East Village neighborhood. That's right, children, the New York City real estate market being what it is — pricey — the Miller-Hicks paid more than two million clams for a walk-up apartment in a no-frills building. Sure, a little exercise is good for the ticker, and even this oversized property gossip can schlep a couple of flights of stairs without the aid of a defibrillator. But, still, more than two million bucks to have to climb a few flights of stairs every day laden with gin bottles, candy snacks and Chinese take-out? That's probably a tough sell for Your Mama, who is not in the market for a multimillion-dollar condo in lower Manhattan, anyways, but not, apparently, for the Miller-Hickses. At any rate…
The floor-through unit, one of just six in the turn of the 20th-century building and with monthly taxes and common charges that total a bit more than $1,400 per month according to online marketing materials, spans a decent-sized but hardly huge and undeniably rabbit warren-like 1,665 square feet with two bedrooms and two windowed bathrooms. The unusually oversized and unconventionally configured tile-floored foyer does awkward double duty as the laundry room and bends around, past the compact but windowed and efficiently equipped kitchen with custom cherry wood cabinetry and granite countertops, to an unexpectedly spacious south-facing combination living/dining room with a Siberian white oak wood floors and a quartet of tall, south-facing windows with tree-top and street views.
A long, angled and notably windowed corridor stretches back from the foyer/laundry room to the condo's bedrooms, both of which have angled walls that gives them a certain je ne sais quoi that will surely appeal to some and depress others. Online marketing materials make a point to show the larger of the two bedrooms can be divided to create a third bedroom barely larger than a prison cell. The larger of the existing two bedrooms has a windowed walk-in closet and four north-facing windows and the other has a couple of windows that look into airshafts but neither, unfortunately, has direct access to either of the marble-floored bathrooms.
Miz Hicks is probably best known to the general public for her 1999 role in David Lynch's " Mulholland Drive" and her recurring role in the mid-Aughts on the celebrated TV series "The Shield," while her lantern-jawed husband, born in the U.K. and married for a few years in the 1990s to Angelina Jolie, currently stars in the television series "Elementary" and has, according to the Internet Movie DataBase, signed on to reprise his role as Sick Boy in the upcoming Danny Boyle-directed film "Porno," the sequel to the Oscar-nominated 1996 film "Trainspotting."
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There is a scratched area on the shell where mild corrosion has started, it can be seen in the photo. I bought this item a couple years back as a spare for my 9 speed bike. But during a recent basement reorganization I discovered I already had two other new BBs as a spares that I forgot about. Returns accepted only if my description is not accurate.
While the game is larger than its predecessor, it still undercuts our 25MB limit. If you can't get it working properly on your phone, you should check out the original that I have linked above. The big improvements with the new game are the enhanced graphics and inclusion of challenging multi-stage levels along with real-time online multiplayer gameplay. For a phone game, this offers an excellent driving simulation experience.
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Like any other traditional racing game, the main objective is to win the races and claim your rightful prizes. Get pass through the finish line and move on to the upcoming level. You will have to perform the following steps on your Android phone to install the game.
It lets you drive your car through a zombie apocalypse when city after city overrun by zombies. Just with only a run-down car and a small amount of cash you've to face a horror situation. You just need to reach on the other side of the country where an evacuation ship is waiting if you wanna survive. It also offers other great features to enjoy the race much more. Such as, it lets you customize your handling scheme and select different setups for every car – Stock, Racing, Turbo, Drift.