text:
Once you have written and edited your book it is time to design the cover. Designing a book cover may appear a simple task to some people especially if they are writing a book for the first time but once they begin they realize that it is actually the most difficult step of book writing. It is advisable that anyone who is not a graphic designer to always hire the services of professional cover designers. Knowing well that people always judge your book by its cover there will be need to have it professionally designed. As such it is not right to publish a book that is not well covered yet there are so many cover designers you can get in the market.
A professional cover designer will add relevant illustrations to your cover as well as make it have an attractive appearance that will attract numerous readers. Irrespective of whether the book you have written is a novel, motivational or even a recipe book you surely need the services of a professional cover designer. Having known that you need a cover designer you are faced with how to make your choice as cover designers are so many in the market and you find it hard to select the right one among them. Since the owners of this site understand the difficulty most writers go through when they are choosing cover designers, it was found necessary to highlight a number of factors writers should check when they are choosing cover designers. Follow these steps in choosing a cover designer.
The first step is to search for many cover designers on the internet. Ideally a cover designer is likely to display some of his or her sample work and your work will only be picking those websites with the best covers on the display. After this step you will have an endless list of cover designers at your disposal.
With the list take time to contact all the cover designers with the aim of assessing their creativity, experience and customer care services. These qualities are the ones that define a good cover designer. The best thing here is to eliminate any of the cover designer who do not have any of the qualities.
The next method to use to identify the right cover designer from the one remaining in your list is the fee they charge. It is not advisable to choose the cheapest but you should eliminate those with extremely high prices from the list.
Lastly choose the best cover designer based on specialization in your books genre. Specialization enables a cover designer to have an insight of what will sell most in the industry and will surely give you the best cover design.

lowercased:
once you have written and edited your book it is time to design the cover. designing a book cover may appear a simple task to some people especially if they are writing a book for the first time but once they begin they realize that it is actually the most difficult step of book writing. it is advisable that anyone who is not a graphic designer to always hire the services of professional cover designers. knowing well that people always judge your book by its cover there will be need to have it professionally designed. as such it is not right to publish a book that is not well covered yet there are so many cover designers you can get in the market.
a professional cover designer will add relevant illustrations to your cover as well as make it have an attractive appearance that will attract numerous readers. irrespective of whether the book you have written is a novel, motivational or even a recipe book you surely need the services of a professional cover designer. having known that you need a cover designer you are faced with how to make your choice as cover designers are so many in the market and you find it hard to select the right one among them. since the owners of this site understand the difficulty most writers go through when they are choosing cover designers, it was found necessary to highlight a number of factors writers should check when they are choosing cover designers. follow these steps in choosing a cover designer.
the first step is to search for many cover designers on the internet. ideally a cover designer is likely to display some of his or her sample work and your work will only be picking those websites with the best covers on the display. after this step you will have an endless list of cover designers at your disposal.
with the list take time to contact all the cover designers with the aim of assessing their creativity, experience and customer care services. these qualities are the ones that define a good cover designer. the best thing here is to eliminate any of the cover designer who do not have any of the qualities.
the next method to use to identify the right cover designer from the one remaining in your list is the fee they charge. it is not advisable to choose the cheapest but you should eliminate those with extremely high prices from the list.
lastly choose the best cover designer based on specialization in your books genre. specialization enables a cover designer to have an insight of what will sell most in the industry and will surely give you the best cover design.


text:
Sometimes premature effacement (shortening of the vaginal portion of the cervix and thinning of the walls) and dilation of the cervix is not caused by labor, but rather by structural weakness in the cervix itself. This is called cervical incompetence.
The weakness can result from a number of conditions, most due to prior injury to the cervix or resulting from an inherited physical condition of the cervix.
When the cervix is damaged, it cannot hold the weight of the pregnancy. The cervix dilates without contractions or pain, sometimes opening completely. The dilation results in the amniotic membranes bulging through the opening and eventually rupturing, often before the baby can survive outside of the uterus. This irritates the uterus and brings on pre-term labor. In many cases, labor is detected when it is too far advanced to stop the process.
Cervical incompetence accounts for about 15 to 20 percent of all pregnancy losses during the second trimester.
Risk factors for an incompetent cervix are: a history of incompetent cervix with a previous pregnancy, surgery, cervical injury, DES (diethylstilbestrol) exposure, and anatomic abnormalities of the cervix. A prior D&C can, for example, damage the cervix.
Other causes of cervical weakness include cervical cautery (to remove growths or stop bleeding) and cone biopsy (removal of a cone-shaped section of tissue for study to detect possible precancerous growth). Prior to pregnancy or during the first trimester, there is usually no method to determine whether the cervix will eventually be incompetent.
Women with incompetent cervix typically present with "silent" cervical dilation (i.e., with minimal uterine contractions) between 16 and 28 weeks of gestation. They present with significant cervical dilation (2 cm or more) and minimal symptoms. When the cervix reaches 4 cm or more, active uterine contractions or rupture of membranes may occur.
Diagnosis is made by medical history, physical exam, and ultrasound study. A pregnancy test will also be performed.
Once the problem of incompetence is diagnosed, the condition may be treatable through a surgical procedure called cerclage (stitching the cervix closed). One or more stitches are placed around or through the cervix to keep it tightly closed.
This is usually performed after the twelfth week of pregnancy, the time after which a woman is least likely to miscarry for other reasons - but it is not done if there is rupture of the membranes or infection.
After surgery, the mother is carefully monitored to check for infection and contractions, which are sometimes brought on by the procedure. After hospital discharge, the patient may remain on bedrest in order to remove any pressure on the cervix and increase the chance of retaining the pregnancy until the baby is viable. The cerclage is usually removed just before childbirth so that the patient can give birth vaginally. In some cases, the cerclage may be left in place, and the baby is then delivered by cesarean section.
Is there a structural weakness in the cervix?
To what extent is this a threat to pregnancy?
Do you plan to operate?
Will a successful vaginal birth be possible?
Is a cesarean section indicated?

lowercased:
sometimes premature effacement (shortening of the vaginal portion of the cervix and thinning of the walls) and dilation of the cervix is not caused by labor, but rather by structural weakness in the cervix itself. this is called cervical incompetence.
the weakness can result from a number of conditions, most due to prior injury to the cervix or resulting from an inherited physical condition of the cervix.
when the cervix is damaged, it cannot hold the weight of the pregnancy. the cervix dilates without contractions or pain, sometimes opening completely. the dilation results in the amniotic membranes bulging through the opening and eventually rupturing, often before the baby can survive outside of the uterus. this irritates the uterus and brings on pre-term labor. in many cases, labor is detected when it is too far advanced to stop the process.
cervical incompetence accounts for about 15 to 20 percent of all pregnancy losses during the second trimester.
risk factors for an incompetent cervix are: a history of incompetent cervix with a previous pregnancy, surgery, cervical injury, des (diethylstilbestrol) exposure, and anatomic abnormalities of the cervix. a prior d&c can, for example, damage the cervix.
other causes of cervical weakness include cervical cautery (to remove growths or stop bleeding) and cone biopsy (removal of a cone-shaped section of tissue for study to detect possible precancerous growth). prior to pregnancy or during the first trimester, there is usually no method to determine whether the cervix will eventually be incompetent.
women with incompetent cervix typically present with "silent" cervical dilation (i.e., with minimal uterine contractions) between 16 and 28 weeks of gestation. they present with significant cervical dilation (2 cm or more) and minimal symptoms. when the cervix reaches 4 cm or more, active uterine contractions or rupture of membranes may occur.
diagnosis is made by medical history, physical exam, and ultrasound study. a pregnancy test will also be performed.
once the problem of incompetence is diagnosed, the condition may be treatable through a surgical procedure called cerclage (stitching the cervix closed). one or more stitches are placed around or through the cervix to keep it tightly closed.
this is usually performed after the twelfth week of pregnancy, the time after which a woman is least likely to miscarry for other reasons - but it is not done if there is rupture of the membranes or infection.
after surgery, the mother is carefully monitored to check for infection and contractions, which are sometimes brought on by the procedure. after hospital discharge, the patient may remain on bedrest in order to remove any pressure on the cervix and increase the chance of retaining the pregnancy until the baby is viable. the cerclage is usually removed just before childbirth so that the patient can give birth vaginally. in some cases, the cerclage may be left in place, and the baby is then delivered by cesarean section.
is there a structural weakness in the cervix?
to what extent is this a threat to pregnancy?
do you plan to operate?
will a successful vaginal birth be possible?
is a cesarean section indicated?


text: Marlboro County High School celebrated homecoming last week. The school’s girls took to the field Wednesday night in the annual powder puff contest. Friday the homecoming parade rolled through downtown Bennettsville (right, bottom). At halftime of Friday’s football game, the homecoming court was announced. They are (l to r) Kenyatta McLaughlin, Mr. Senior, Kayla Chaplin, Miss Sophomore, Denali Jackson, Miss Junior, Breyonda Lowery, Miss Homecoming, Kamiyah Adams, Miss Senior, Katijah McRae, Miss Freshman and Larone Evans, Mr. Homecoming. The Bulldogs blasted Darlington 41-6 in the game. Demarkus Hicks (right middle) rushes through the Falcon defense in the first half of the contest. The Bulldogs (5-2, 1-2 in region) will travel to Florence to face Wilson in a Thursday night game. They will wrap up the regular season next Friday at North Myrtle Beach.

lowercased: marlboro county high school celebrated homecoming last week. the school’s girls took to the field wednesday night in the annual powder puff contest. friday the homecoming parade rolled through downtown bennettsville (right, bottom). at halftime of friday’s football game, the homecoming court was announced. they are (l to r) kenyatta mclaughlin, mr. senior, kayla chaplin, miss sophomore, denali jackson, miss junior, breyonda lowery, miss homecoming, kamiyah adams, miss senior, katijah mcrae, miss freshman and larone evans, mr. homecoming. the bulldogs blasted darlington 41-6 in the game. demarkus hicks (right middle) rushes through the falcon defense in the first half of the contest. the bulldogs (5-2, 1-2 in region) will travel to florence to face wilson in a thursday night game. they will wrap up the regular season next friday at north myrtle beach.


text:
The Canadian flagged Pineglen will be here today for the 3rd time this season, about the average number of trips for the boat, although it was not here at all last year. It visited many times when it sailed as the Paterson. When the owner, Paterson & Sons of Thunder Bay, went out of the shipping business in 2002, it was sold to Canada Steamship Lines and renamed. Above is a picture of the boat taken in October, 2001 when it was still the Paterson.
Is she waiting in bay (Dec. 14 2016) for winter layup?

lowercased:
the canadian flagged pineglen will be here today for the 3rd time this season, about the average number of trips for the boat, although it was not here at all last year. it visited many times when it sailed as the paterson. when the owner, paterson & sons of thunder bay, went out of the shipping business in 2002, it was sold to canada steamship lines and renamed. above is a picture of the boat taken in october, 2001 when it was still the paterson.
is she waiting in bay (dec. 14 2016) for winter layup?


text:
This cool Monta Juniors boys t-shirt has an allover MJR letter print and our baller embroidery on the left chest and right shoulder. This t-shirt also comes in grey and black.
Check related products below to see with which garments you can match this t-shirts.

lowercased:
this cool monta juniors boys t-shirt has an allover mjr letter print and our baller embroidery on the left chest and right shoulder. this t-shirt also comes in grey and black.
check related products below to see with which garments you can match this t-shirts.


text:
Today was a Pearl Jam Ten listening, Hemingway brooding, spending-too-much-time-inside-my-own-head kind of day.
So today will be the first day I use the words of another to describe exactly what my day was and what the hell was going on inside of it.
Today I will be celebrating another birthday. I will also be attempting to avoid seeing Frozen for the first time. I don’t want to see it. I love Disney movies, especially all the princess movies – but for some reason I want to go to the grave having never seen Frozen. Same with the Biebs – I want to go to the grave being able to say I have never heard a Justin Bieber song from start to finish – clips sure – but never a whole song. I feel like this will lend a certain distinction and credibility to my life that few others can claim.
It is a beautiful day outside today. I am hungover however – please see yesterday’s post for further explanation – and for the first time on a nice day, all I want to do is take a nap. So I think I will.

lowercased:
today was a pearl jam ten listening, hemingway brooding, spending-too-much-time-inside-my-own-head kind of day.
so today will be the first day i use the words of another to describe exactly what my day was and what the hell was going on inside of it.
today i will be celebrating another birthday. i will also be attempting to avoid seeing frozen for the first time. i don’t want to see it. i love disney movies, especially all the princess movies – but for some reason i want to go to the grave having never seen frozen. same with the biebs – i want to go to the grave being able to say i have never heard a justin bieber song from start to finish – clips sure – but never a whole song. i feel like this will lend a certain distinction and credibility to my life that few others can claim.
it is a beautiful day outside today. i am hungover however – please see yesterday’s post for further explanation – and for the first time on a nice day, all i want to do is take a nap. so i think i will.


text:
Large query cache still freezes server after bug #21074 has been fixed if one issues UPDATE query.
Link to the original test: http://bugs.mysql.com/file.php?id=7219 Shane posted it privately for some reason.
Kristofer, can we discuss on IRC what's causing this? Assigning to you so that you just see this message.
I've ran the test a few times. The last time I also created an artificial wait of 6.5s on each UPDATE induced query cache invalidation. The resulting graph can be viewed in an attachment. I don't see any evidence of a systematic error like the one in 21074, ie there is no hang among the select threads. The SELECT intensity drops but that is probably CPU-bound on my computer rather than a result of any threads being stuck. I was expecting to see a 6+s window in the select count graph but there isn't any indication of that.
Attachment: queries_in_qcache.png (image/png, text), 14.04 KiB.
Attachment: SELECT-intensity-qcache.png (image/png, text), 27.31 KiB.
Simple dtracing produces an average 0.02s execution time on mysql_parse with only a very few 0.7s and 1.3s worst case scenarios (less than 10 in 240M).
which feedback do you need?
Kristofer, please say why you have changed this bug from verified to can't repeat. Do you need Sveta to help you find a test case that demonstrates the problem?
Yes please, submit a test case I can use.
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Problem is some period with 0 selects during 3 seconds.
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To get oprofile output tested mysql-5.1-bugteam compiled with debug=full. Results are worse than before for mysql-5.1-bugteam. New results will be uploaded shortly.
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1. The invalidation execution path seems slower than it needs to be.
2. As the QC invalidate a subset of queries, all other threads need to wait. This means that any performance issue in (1) will be multiplied by the number of waiting threads. The wait is a regression compared to the patch in 21074 as a result of fixing bug43758 which enabled us to refactor the lock API to use a consistent approach to locking the QC.
To find hotspots in the invalidation path I've used dtrace sampling on a test case invalidating 1 GB of data from a single table. From this I see that my_hash_sort_bin() and my_hash_delete() are potential bottle necks.
my_hash_sort_bin() is used when calculating the hash for a binary string and the function used comes from the strings/ directory.
A close inspection on my_hash_delete() using google perf tools doesn't give away too many clues though (see attachment).
It also seems likely that the linear search performed within each memory bin can be inefficient with certain load patterns. I wasn't able to show this with my test case though.
Unfortunately I turns out that gprof doesn't work in macosx and for some reason and Shark refuses to sample a running mysqld process. I will have to switch to ubuntu to continue with some alternative profiling.
Attachment: my_hash_delete-profile-release-build.pdf (application/pdf, text), 22.79 KiB.
Setting report to NDI pending push into 5.6.x+.
statement executes without using the query cache.
=> my_write_core(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x9d3f19 (line ~310) in "stacktrace.c"
 my_write_core(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x9d3f19 (line ~310) in "stacktrace.c"
 handle_segfault(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x70ee0e (line ~2570) in "mysqld.cc"
 Query_cache::pack_cache(this = ???) (optimized), at 0x855b95 (line ~3578) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::pack(this = ???, join_limit = ???, iteration_limit = ???) (optimized), at 0x853f58 (line ~1890) in "sql_cache.cc"
 reload_acl_and_cache(thd = ???, options = ???, tables = ???, write_to_binlog = ???) (optimized), at 0x725b3f (line ~6857) in "sql_parse.cc"
 mysql_execute_command(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x71ef55 (line ~3974) in "sql_parse.cc"
 mysql_parse(thd = ???, inBuf = ???, length = ???, found_semicolon = ???) (optimized), at 0x7241c0 (line ~5963) in "sql_parse.cc"
 dispatch_command(command = ???, thd = ???, packet = ???, packet_length = ???) (optimized), at 0x71aa58 (line ~1224) in "sql_parse.cc"
 do_command(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x719fd2 (line ~865) in "sql_parse.cc"
 handle_one_connection(arg = ???) (optimized), at 0x718d51 (line ~1127) in "sql_connect.cc"
 Query_cache::free_query_internal(this = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x85471f (line ~2264) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::free_query(this = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x854755 (line ~2321) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::free_old_query(this = ???) (optimized), at 0x8545fb (line ~2216) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::allocate_block(this = ???, len = ???, not_less = ???, min = ???) (optimized), at 0x855220 (line ~2991) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::allocate_data_chain(this = ???, result_block = ???, data_len = ???, query_block = ???, first_block_arg = ???) (optimized), at 0x854aa0 (line ~2548) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::write_result_data(this = ???, result_block = ???, data_len = ???, data = ???, query_block = ???, type = ???) (optimized), at 0x854978 (line ~2454) in "sql_cache.cc"
 Query_cache::append_result_data(this = ???, current_block = ???, data_len = ???, data = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x854927 (line ~2378) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache_insert(net = ???, packet = ???, length = ???) (optimized), at 0x85291e (line ~869) in "sql_cache.cc"
 net_real_write(net = ???, packet = ???, len = ???) (optimized), at 0x705968 (line ~567) in "net_serv.cc"
 net_flush(net = ???) (optimized), at 0x7054f9 (line ~344) in "net_serv.cc"
 net_send_eof(thd = ???, server_status = ???, total_warn_count = ???) (optimized), at 0x706686 (line ~230) in "protocol.cc"
 net_end_statement(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x70697d (line ~449) in "protocol.cc"
 dispatch_command(command = ???, thd = ???, packet = ???, packet_length = ???) (optimized), at 0x71b2f0 (line ~1614) in "sql_parse.cc"
Before upgrading, turning off the query cache was a successful workaround.

lowercased:
large query cache still freezes server after bug #21074 has been fixed if one issues update query.
link to the original test: http://bugs.mysql.com/file.php?id=7219 shane posted it privately for some reason.
kristofer, can we discuss on irc what's causing this? assigning to you so that you just see this message.
i've ran the test a few times. the last time i also created an artificial wait of 6.5s on each update induced query cache invalidation. the resulting graph can be viewed in an attachment. i don't see any evidence of a systematic error like the one in 21074, ie there is no hang among the select threads. the select intensity drops but that is probably cpu-bound on my computer rather than a result of any threads being stuck. i was expecting to see a 6+s window in the select count graph but there isn't any indication of that.
attachment: queries_in_qcache.png (image/png, text), 14.04 kib.
attachment: select-intensity-qcache.png (image/png, text), 27.31 kib.
simple dtracing produces an average 0.02s execution time on mysql_parse with only a very few 0.7s and 1.3s worst case scenarios (less than 10 in 240m).
which feedback do you need?
kristofer, please say why you have changed this bug from verified to can't repeat. do you need sveta to help you find a test case that demonstrates the problem?
yes please, submit a test case i can use.
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attachment: updates_500mb.png (image/png, text), 14.74 kib.
attachment: inserts_1gb.png (image/png, text), 14.22 kib.
attachment: updates_1gb.png (image/png, text), 14.25 kib.
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attachment: updates_1gb.png (image/png, text), 19.72 kib.
problem is some period with 0 selects during 3 seconds.
attachment: inserts_500mb.png (image/png, text), 20.32 kib.
attachment: inserts_1gb.png (image/png, text), 19.65 kib.
attachment: 20090729_opgrof_500mb.out.txt (text/plain), 153.42 kib.
attachment: 20090729_opgrof_1g.out.txt (text/plain), 157.95 kib.
to get oprofile output tested mysql-5.1-bugteam compiled with debug=full. results are worse than before for mysql-5.1-bugteam. new results will be uploaded shortly.
attachment: 20090729.results.tar.gz (application/x-gzip, text), 175.80 kib.
attachment: 20090729_1g.inserts.png (image/png, text), 19.75 kib.
attachment: 20090729_1g.updates.png (image/png, text), 20.49 kib.
attachment: 20090729_500mb.inserts.png (image/png, text), 20.01 kib.
attachment: 20090729_500mb.updates.png (image/png, text), 20.06 kib.
1. the invalidation execution path seems slower than it needs to be.
2. as the qc invalidate a subset of queries, all other threads need to wait. this means that any performance issue in (1) will be multiplied by the number of waiting threads. the wait is a regression compared to the patch in 21074 as a result of fixing bug43758 which enabled us to refactor the lock api to use a consistent approach to locking the qc.
to find hotspots in the invalidation path i've used dtrace sampling on a test case invalidating 1 gb of data from a single table. from this i see that my_hash_sort_bin() and my_hash_delete() are potential bottle necks.
my_hash_sort_bin() is used when calculating the hash for a binary string and the function used comes from the strings/ directory.
a close inspection on my_hash_delete() using google perf tools doesn't give away too many clues though (see attachment).
it also seems likely that the linear search performed within each memory bin can be inefficient with certain load patterns. i wasn't able to show this with my test case though.
unfortunately i turns out that gprof doesn't work in macosx and for some reason and shark refuses to sample a running mysqld process. i will have to switch to ubuntu to continue with some alternative profiling.
attachment: my_hash_delete-profile-release-build.pdf (application/pdf, text), 22.79 kib.
setting report to ndi pending push into 5.6.x+.
statement executes without using the query cache.
=> my_write_core(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x9d3f19 (line ~310) in "stacktrace.c"
 my_write_core(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x9d3f19 (line ~310) in "stacktrace.c"
 handle_segfault(sig = ???) (optimized), at 0x70ee0e (line ~2570) in "mysqld.cc"
 query_cache::pack_cache(this = ???) (optimized), at 0x855b95 (line ~3578) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::pack(this = ???, join_limit = ???, iteration_limit = ???) (optimized), at 0x853f58 (line ~1890) in "sql_cache.cc"
 reload_acl_and_cache(thd = ???, options = ???, tables = ???, write_to_binlog = ???) (optimized), at 0x725b3f (line ~6857) in "sql_parse.cc"
 mysql_execute_command(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x71ef55 (line ~3974) in "sql_parse.cc"
 mysql_parse(thd = ???, inbuf = ???, length = ???, found_semicolon = ???) (optimized), at 0x7241c0 (line ~5963) in "sql_parse.cc"
 dispatch_command(command = ???, thd = ???, packet = ???, packet_length = ???) (optimized), at 0x71aa58 (line ~1224) in "sql_parse.cc"
 do_command(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x719fd2 (line ~865) in "sql_parse.cc"
 handle_one_connection(arg = ???) (optimized), at 0x718d51 (line ~1127) in "sql_connect.cc"
 query_cache::free_query_internal(this = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x85471f (line ~2264) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::free_query(this = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x854755 (line ~2321) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::free_old_query(this = ???) (optimized), at 0x8545fb (line ~2216) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::allocate_block(this = ???, len = ???, not_less = ???, min = ???) (optimized), at 0x855220 (line ~2991) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::allocate_data_chain(this = ???, result_block = ???, data_len = ???, query_block = ???, first_block_arg = ???) (optimized), at 0x854aa0 (line ~2548) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::write_result_data(this = ???, result_block = ???, data_len = ???, data = ???, query_block = ???, type = ???) (optimized), at 0x854978 (line ~2454) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache::append_result_data(this = ???, current_block = ???, data_len = ???, data = ???, query_block = ???) (optimized), at 0x854927 (line ~2378) in "sql_cache.cc"
 query_cache_insert(net = ???, packet = ???, length = ???) (optimized), at 0x85291e (line ~869) in "sql_cache.cc"
 net_real_write(net = ???, packet = ???, len = ???) (optimized), at 0x705968 (line ~567) in "net_serv.cc"
 net_flush(net = ???) (optimized), at 0x7054f9 (line ~344) in "net_serv.cc"
 net_send_eof(thd = ???, server_status = ???, total_warn_count = ???) (optimized), at 0x706686 (line ~230) in "protocol.cc"
 net_end_statement(thd = ???) (optimized), at 0x70697d (line ~449) in "protocol.cc"
 dispatch_command(command = ???, thd = ???, packet = ???, packet_length = ???) (optimized), at 0x71b2f0 (line ~1614) in "sql_parse.cc"
before upgrading, turning off the query cache was a successful workaround.


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born in 1974, completed his studies at the university of Music "Mozarteum" in Salzburg (Austria) with Josef Mayr and Radovan Vlatkovic and took master classes with Wolfgang Wilhelmi and Peter Damm for modern horn and with Anthony Halstead and Andrew Clark for hand horn. As a student he carried several prizes at national music competitions and in 1998 the first prize at the "Gradus ad parnassum" Austria. This led to numerous invitations as a soloist and chamber musician.
Since 1997 he is principal horn player of the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg. Johannes Hinterholzer has appeared as a soloist with many distinguished symphony and chamber orchestras including the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, the Bruckner Orchestra Linz, the Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra, the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, the Salzburg Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra,... performing compositions from Vivaldi, Haydn, Schumann, Saint-Saëns, Strauss, Britten,... Since 2000 he followed invitations for concerts on the principal horn position of many orchestras, such as Berlin Philharmonic, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Camerata Salzburg, the chamber orchestras of Munich, Basel and Vienna, the Radio-Symphonieorchester of the SWR Stuttgart, etc.
One of Johannes Hinterholzer's special subjects is playing on ancient instruments: baroque and hand horn. Besides many recital programs he performs with Concentus Musicus under Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Wiener Akademie under Martin Haselböck, Les Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble under Marc Minkowski and many other international baroque and classical ensembles.
Apart from his orchestra work, Johannes Hinterholzer performs regularly as a chamber musician and took part at several international chamber festivals, such as St. Gallen Festival, Festival con anima, Habuka International Music Festival Japan, etc.
In 2000, he became horn professor at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz (Austria), in 2008 in Munich at the Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst and is holding master classes in Austria, Germany, Italy, Georgia and Hungary.

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born in 1974, completed his studies at the university of music "mozarteum" in salzburg (austria) with josef mayr and radovan vlatkovic and took master classes with wolfgang wilhelmi and peter damm for modern horn and with anthony halstead and andrew clark for hand horn. as a student he carried several prizes at national music competitions and in 1998 the first prize at the "gradus ad parnassum" austria. this led to numerous invitations as a soloist and chamber musician.
since 1997 he is principal horn player of the mozarteum orchestra salzburg. johannes hinterholzer has appeared as a soloist with many distinguished symphony and chamber orchestras including the mozarteum orchestra salzburg, the bruckner orchestra linz, the augsburg philharmonic orchestra, the vienna chamber orchestra, the salzburg chamber philharmonic orchestra,... performing compositions from vivaldi, haydn, schumann, saint-saëns, strauss, britten,... since 2000 he followed invitations for concerts on the principal horn position of many orchestras, such as berlin philharmonic, mahler chamber orchestra, camerata salzburg, the chamber orchestras of munich, basel and vienna, the radio-symphonieorchester of the swr stuttgart, etc.
one of johannes hinterholzer's special subjects is playing on ancient instruments: baroque and hand horn. besides many recital programs he performs with concentus musicus under nikolaus harnoncourt, wiener akademie under martin haselböck, les musiciens du louvre grenoble under marc minkowski and many other international baroque and classical ensembles.
apart from his orchestra work, johannes hinterholzer performs regularly as a chamber musician and took part at several international chamber festivals, such as st. gallen festival, festival con anima, habuka international music festival japan, etc.
in 2000, he became horn professor at the anton bruckner university in linz (austria), in 2008 in munich at the hochschule für musik und darstellende kunst and is holding master classes in austria, germany, italy, georgia and hungary.


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El Corte Ingles is a well-known shopping centre that has a handful of branches dotted around Barcelona. The most popular location, one most visited by tourists, is the El Corte Ingles located on Placa de Catalunya. From the outside, the building has a kind of old-school charm while the inside is home to an array of shiny modern stores.
Monday - Saturday: 9:30 - 9pm. Sunday: closed.
Spread out over nine floors the department store is home to everything you could ever possibly need including clothes, accessories, sportswear, household goods and electrical items. On the top floor of the centre you’ll find a food court with a whole host of cafes, restaurants and fast food joints and from this floor, you can enjoy impressive views out over the city.

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el corte ingles is a well-known shopping centre that has a handful of branches dotted around barcelona. the most popular location, one most visited by tourists, is the el corte ingles located on placa de catalunya. from the outside, the building has a kind of old-school charm while the inside is home to an array of shiny modern stores.
monday - saturday: 9:30 - 9pm. sunday: closed.
spread out over nine floors the department store is home to everything you could ever possibly need including clothes, accessories, sportswear, household goods and electrical items. on the top floor of the centre you’ll find a food court with a whole host of cafes, restaurants and fast food joints and from this floor, you can enjoy impressive views out over the city.


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Thanks for visiting the American Motorcyclist Association from Pathfinders MC.
Support Pathfinders MC and protect your freedom to ride. Join the AMA.

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thanks for visiting the american motorcyclist association from pathfinders mc.
support pathfinders mc and protect your freedom to ride. join the ama.


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Brenden, a 12-year old boy in New Washington, Ohio, has received a very special delivery today of his very own SDWR Autism Service Dog.
NEW WASHINGTON, OH, UNITED STATES, April 4, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Brenden, a 12-year old boy living in New Washington, Ohio, has received a very special delivery today of his very own Autism Service Dog from Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers to assist him and help better communicate his needs. Based in Madison, Virginia, Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers, or “SDWR,” has a mission to provide specially-bred and trained dogs for people with invisible disabilities like Diabetes, PTSD, Seizure Disorders, or in the case of Brenden - Autism Spectrum Disorder. SDWR has hundreds of service dogs working across the United States and around the globe. SDWR is currently serving approximately 1,000 families.
Jewell, a labrador retriever Autism Service Dog, recently graduated from SDWR’s Service Dog Raiser Program where volunteers diligently raise young service dogs in training over the course of approximately one year. Both the dogs and raisers must complete the foundation and skill set training provided through SDWR trainers at their facility in Virginia.
Jewell will assist in reducing the effects each diagnosis has on the family’s independence and daily life by working continuously with Brenden. Since Jewell is a service dog and covered under laws in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, he will be able to accompany Brenden and his family everywhere - from school, to the grocery store, and even to church on Sundays.

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brenden, a 12-year old boy in new washington, ohio, has received a very special delivery today of his very own sdwr autism service dog.
new washington, oh, united states, april 4, 2019 /einpresswire.com/ -- brenden, a 12-year old boy living in new washington, ohio, has received a very special delivery today of his very own autism service dog from service dogs by warren retrievers to assist him and help better communicate his needs. based in madison, virginia, service dogs by warren retrievers, or “sdwr,” has a mission to provide specially-bred and trained dogs for people with invisible disabilities like diabetes, ptsd, seizure disorders, or in the case of brenden - autism spectrum disorder. sdwr has hundreds of service dogs working across the united states and around the globe. sdwr is currently serving approximately 1,000 families.
jewell, a labrador retriever autism service dog, recently graduated from sdwr’s service dog raiser program where volunteers diligently raise young service dogs in training over the course of approximately one year. both the dogs and raisers must complete the foundation and skill set training provided through sdwr trainers at their facility in virginia.
jewell will assist in reducing the effects each diagnosis has on the family’s independence and daily life by working continuously with brenden. since jewell is a service dog and covered under laws in accordance with the americans with disabilities act, he will be able to accompany brenden and his family everywhere - from school, to the grocery store, and even to church on sundays.


text: Vantage superb Quality by Bosa. Very bright south facing unit getting sun all day. Excellent South views, Mount baker and Metrotown. Great location walk to skytrain, Brentwood and Whole Foods just across the street. Concierge, one parking, one locker. Unit has 9' ceilings, very large balcony, stainless steel appliances, two good bedrooms plus a large den. Pets are allowed and rentals are allowed. Brand new paint, this unit comes with 2 side by side Parking & 1 Storage Locker.

lowercased: vantage superb quality by bosa. very bright south facing unit getting sun all day. excellent south views, mount baker and metrotown. great location walk to skytrain, brentwood and whole foods just across the street. concierge, one parking, one locker. unit has 9' ceilings, very large balcony, stainless steel appliances, two good bedrooms plus a large den. pets are allowed and rentals are allowed. brand new paint, this unit comes with 2 side by side parking & 1 storage locker.


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From 1998 to 2005, on Vesuvius, a great number of soil bioengineering projects were implemented to recover landslides and to stabilize slopes.
Soil bioengineering uses plants to reinforce, enrich and green eroded and bare soils, promoting ecologic succession.
To help initial soil stabilization, it is possible to use timber logs or others biodegradable materials.
It has been verified that in the Vesuvius territory, summer dryness and soil porosity don’t allow the success of the soil bioengineering techniques developed in Austrian Alps. In order to solve this problem, those techniques have been adjusted, preferring the use of plants instead of woody cuttings.
Is soil bioengineering ecologically effective in the Mediterranean area? Can those artificial ecosystems, rebuilt with few species, achieve the climax community?
A vegetation inventory of two soil bioengineering projects, built in 2002, was made in 2012 and 2013. The two projects are located close to each other, on the East side of Vesuvius Great Cone, at 995 m AMSL, but with different local humidity conditions.
The results refer to the worst conditions on Vesuvius' territory. On the volcano´s top the soil is very recent, porous, and poor, the weather is windy, snowy and harsh in winter, sunny and hot in summer.
In the project, where the slope was stabilized only with timber logs, no new plants were inventoried.
In the two monitored soil bioengineering projects, plants have colonized the whole work surface. In addition to the species used (2 trees, 5 shrubs and 2 subshrubs) other 36 species were inventoried: mosses, mushrooms, grasses, and shrubs, naturally coming from the surrounding areas. Trees were present along old temporary runoff lines.
Soil bioengineering projects, on Vesuvius, proved their effectiveness not only in consolidating slopes, recovering landslides, and building trails, but also in rebuilding ecosystems, even in the difficult Mediterranean conditions.
Along temporary surface runoff lines, soil bioengineering projects enable to reduce and mitigate the hydraulic erosion. Also, they allow tree growth, even in arid shrublands.

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from 1998 to 2005, on vesuvius, a great number of soil bioengineering projects were implemented to recover landslides and to stabilize slopes.
soil bioengineering uses plants to reinforce, enrich and green eroded and bare soils, promoting ecologic succession.
to help initial soil stabilization, it is possible to use timber logs or others biodegradable materials.
it has been verified that in the vesuvius territory, summer dryness and soil porosity don’t allow the success of the soil bioengineering techniques developed in austrian alps. in order to solve this problem, those techniques have been adjusted, preferring the use of plants instead of woody cuttings.
is soil bioengineering ecologically effective in the mediterranean area? can those artificial ecosystems, rebuilt with few species, achieve the climax community?
a vegetation inventory of two soil bioengineering projects, built in 2002, was made in 2012 and 2013. the two projects are located close to each other, on the east side of vesuvius great cone, at 995 m amsl, but with different local humidity conditions.
the results refer to the worst conditions on vesuvius' territory. on the volcano´s top the soil is very recent, porous, and poor, the weather is windy, snowy and harsh in winter, sunny and hot in summer.
in the project, where the slope was stabilized only with timber logs, no new plants were inventoried.
in the two monitored soil bioengineering projects, plants have colonized the whole work surface. in addition to the species used (2 trees, 5 shrubs and 2 subshrubs) other 36 species were inventoried: mosses, mushrooms, grasses, and shrubs, naturally coming from the surrounding areas. trees were present along old temporary runoff lines.
soil bioengineering projects, on vesuvius, proved their effectiveness not only in consolidating slopes, recovering landslides, and building trails, but also in rebuilding ecosystems, even in the difficult mediterranean conditions.
along temporary surface runoff lines, soil bioengineering projects enable to reduce and mitigate the hydraulic erosion. also, they allow tree growth, even in arid shrublands.


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‘Follow Me’ is the highly anticipated sophomore release for Melbourne-based artist Life Is Better Blonde.
The track follows on from ‘Mine’, which impressed many when it dropped back in March this year, what with its equally impressive music video.
But ‘Follow Me’ also now comes with an impressive video, in which a soldier, deep in the midst of a conflict, discovers a discarded piano in the middle of the forest.
It’s an incredibly stripped back piece, virtually all piano and vocal, but the starkness of the situation visually and the vulnerability present in the vocal combine rather spectacularly to create an utterly compelling piece of home grown music.

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‘follow me’ is the highly anticipated sophomore release for melbourne-based artist life is better blonde.
the track follows on from ‘mine’, which impressed many when it dropped back in march this year, what with its equally impressive music video.
but ‘follow me’ also now comes with an impressive video, in which a soldier, deep in the midst of a conflict, discovers a discarded piano in the middle of the forest.
it’s an incredibly stripped back piece, virtually all piano and vocal, but the starkness of the situation visually and the vulnerability present in the vocal combine rather spectacularly to create an utterly compelling piece of home grown music.


text: The Student Union Recreation Desk is the primary service point for all of your recreation facility needs. Members must present their valid Wright1 Card at the recreation desk to access facilities. The Recreation Desk is located on the lower level of the Student Union in the Office of Campus Recreation (092 Student Union).

lowercased: the student union recreation desk is the primary service point for all of your recreation facility needs. members must present their valid wright1 card at the recreation desk to access facilities. the recreation desk is located on the lower level of the student union in the office of campus recreation (092 student union).


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Already a member? Log in instead.
You accept the Terms & Conditions, and pledge to abide by the AFS Code of Conduct.
Membership fees are non-refundable, however you may cancel at any time.
All insurance is provided by Sports and Fitness Insurance Corporation (SFIC).

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already a member? log in instead.
you accept the terms & conditions, and pledge to abide by the afs code of conduct.
membership fees are non-refundable, however you may cancel at any time.
all insurance is provided by sports and fitness insurance corporation (sfic).


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Well, some of them you’ve probably heard of, but the point of this article is, the benefits of the same that you probably didn’t know about. Most of vegetables we consume every day are just part of our diet, and it is most likely that we never had explored its properties (but why would you? You know it’s good right?). Stick with us to find out amazing properties these vegetables have for the benefit of your health, mood and longevity.
In Latin – Lepidium Meyenii, a cruciferous vegetable (in the family with broccoli, kale and cauliflower), originally grown in highlands of Andes mountain Peru. Sometimes referred to as Peruvian ginseng, for thousands of years it has been consumed by the locals for its various benefits.
It is good for your hormonal balance, thus impacting your libido naturally, and it may increase fertility in men, improving sperm production. Same is with women, it can help them with menopause, reducing the symptoms like mood swings, sleep disorders and so on.
Maca is also a mood enhancer, reducing depression, anxiety etc. It can also boost your energy and sport performance, as well as memory and learning.
Member of the same family as the one above, it has been widely used in our cuisine in a lot of different ways and dishes, but its numerous health benefits are probably not as know in the same amount as it is popular.
It is easily considered superfood for its cancer fighting properties. Cauliflower contains sulforaphane, compound proven to exterminate cancer stems cells, and in combination with curcumin, treats prostate cancer. Sulforaphane also improves blood pressure and kidney functions.
Cauliflower is rich in minerals and vitamins, like vitamins C, K and B6; riboflavin, pantothenic acid, potassium, tiamin, manganese etc. All of these ingredients make Cauliflower a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory vegetable, and for its choline and B vitamins, a powerful brain health booster.
This probably won’t come as a surprise for you (and for Popeye cartoon lovers), but through the years, scientists have found numerous benefits that weren’t known before.
Some of it is spinaches nitrin, that turns into nitric-oxide after bacteria in our mouth consumes it, and this compound protects your intestines. Chlorophyll, what gives a natural pigment to it, as it is recently found out, can help you with satiety, decreasing hunger related hormones and blood sugar levels. Same as vegetables above, it has anti-inflammatory properties, but in spinach, beta-carotene and lutein are responsible for that.
What is well known is that spinach has Iron, vitamins C, K, A and B2, and is a rich source of manganese and magnesium.
Zeaxanthin in spinach has an UV protection properties and benefits to eye health, and Vitamin K for fighting Alzheimer’s. Surely a vegetable you shouldn’t miss in your diet.
Belonging to Allium family, with onions, leeks and shallots, it is used widely in all sorts of dishes for its strong taste and flavor, and sometimes even avoided because of it (you wouldn’t want to eat it before your first date).
But in the ancient times, it was more used as a medicine, rather than an ingredient. It is because garlic contains sulfur, diallyl disulfide, s-allele, and cystene. It also has manganese, vitamins C and B, Selenium, and also calcium, potassium, copper.
Garlic is well known for its immune boosting properties, so it is good for fighting sickness and regular cold. It is also good for regulating blood pressure, and fighting bad cholesterol in your blood. Antioxidants in Garlic help fighting Dementia and a recent study concluded that taking garlic oil can help your exercise performance up to 12%, so it is no wonder that Greek Olympic contestants used it in ancient times.
Last but not least, considered a power food, widely known for vision health properties, Vitamin A and beta-carotene in it are also good for cancer prevention and it helps slowing the aging process of cells. Beta-carotene rich suncream is widely used, but eating carrots helps keeping your skin and nails healthy, and by making creams from carrots, you can heal skin injuries and keep wrinkles away. And maybe less known fact, consuming carrots prevents heart diseases and stroke, and keeps your teeth and gums healthy.
We hope that these facts will help you consider consuming more vegetables, now that you know their numerous health benefits. Whether you want to blend, cook or eat raw.
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well, some of them you’ve probably heard of, but the point of this article is, the benefits of the same that you probably didn’t know about. most of vegetables we consume every day are just part of our diet, and it is most likely that we never had explored its properties (but why would you? you know it’s good right?). stick with us to find out amazing properties these vegetables have for the benefit of your health, mood and longevity.
in latin – lepidium meyenii, a cruciferous vegetable (in the family with broccoli, kale and cauliflower), originally grown in highlands of andes mountain peru. sometimes referred to as peruvian ginseng, for thousands of years it has been consumed by the locals for its various benefits.
it is good for your hormonal balance, thus impacting your libido naturally, and it may increase fertility in men, improving sperm production. same is with women, it can help them with menopause, reducing the symptoms like mood swings, sleep disorders and so on.
maca is also a mood enhancer, reducing depression, anxiety etc. it can also boost your energy and sport performance, as well as memory and learning.
member of the same family as the one above, it has been widely used in our cuisine in a lot of different ways and dishes, but its numerous health benefits are probably not as know in the same amount as it is popular.
it is easily considered superfood for its cancer fighting properties. cauliflower contains sulforaphane, compound proven to exterminate cancer stems cells, and in combination with curcumin, treats prostate cancer. sulforaphane also improves blood pressure and kidney functions.
cauliflower is rich in minerals and vitamins, like vitamins c, k and b6; riboflavin, pantothenic acid, potassium, tiamin, manganese etc. all of these ingredients make cauliflower a powerful antioxidant, anti-inflammatory vegetable, and for its choline and b vitamins, a powerful brain health booster.
this probably won’t come as a surprise for you (and for popeye cartoon lovers), but through the years, scientists have found numerous benefits that weren’t known before.
some of it is spinaches nitrin, that turns into nitric-oxide after bacteria in our mouth consumes it, and this compound protects your intestines. chlorophyll, what gives a natural pigment to it, as it is recently found out, can help you with satiety, decreasing hunger related hormones and blood sugar levels. same as vegetables above, it has anti-inflammatory properties, but in spinach, beta-carotene and lutein are responsible for that.
what is well known is that spinach has iron, vitamins c, k, a and b2, and is a rich source of manganese and magnesium.
zeaxanthin in spinach has an uv protection properties and benefits to eye health, and vitamin k for fighting alzheimer’s. surely a vegetable you shouldn’t miss in your diet.
belonging to allium family, with onions, leeks and shallots, it is used widely in all sorts of dishes for its strong taste and flavor, and sometimes even avoided because of it (you wouldn’t want to eat it before your first date).
but in the ancient times, it was more used as a medicine, rather than an ingredient. it is because garlic contains sulfur, diallyl disulfide, s-allele, and cystene. it also has manganese, vitamins c and b, selenium, and also calcium, potassium, copper.
garlic is well known for its immune boosting properties, so it is good for fighting sickness and regular cold. it is also good for regulating blood pressure, and fighting bad cholesterol in your blood. antioxidants in garlic help fighting dementia and a recent study concluded that taking garlic oil can help your exercise performance up to 12%, so it is no wonder that greek olympic contestants used it in ancient times.
last but not least, considered a power food, widely known for vision health properties, vitamin a and beta-carotene in it are also good for cancer prevention and it helps slowing the aging process of cells. beta-carotene rich suncream is widely used, but eating carrots helps keeping your skin and nails healthy, and by making creams from carrots, you can heal skin injuries and keep wrinkles away. and maybe less known fact, consuming carrots prevents heart diseases and stroke, and keeps your teeth and gums healthy.
we hope that these facts will help you consider consuming more vegetables, now that you know their numerous health benefits. whether you want to blend, cook or eat raw.
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The location of the hostel is really great : very central and very quiet . The staff is helpful at any time. The rooms are very clean and the bathroom is top. The rooms are quite big. The only thing I didn't like was that I didn't have a cupboard, but only a shelf. I would definitely come back.
Ein super Hostel, wenn man etwas alten Charm spüren möchte! Und super zentrale Lage nur zum Bahnhof dauert es etwas. von der Sauberkeit war nur Brössel im Bett zu beanstanden.

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the location of the hostel is really great : very central and very quiet . the staff is helpful at any time. the rooms are very clean and the bathroom is top. the rooms are quite big. the only thing i didn't like was that i didn't have a cupboard, but only a shelf. i would definitely come back.
ein super hostel, wenn man etwas alten charm spüren möchte! und super zentrale lage nur zum bahnhof dauert es etwas. von der sauberkeit war nur brössel im bett zu beanstanden.


text: We’re proud that people take the time to call us, email us and even send handwritten letters. It’s the mark of every great service business, especially photography. We receive letters, emails and phone calls from our customers expressing their satisfaction with our photography services. We deliver that experience to our clients every day.

lowercased: we’re proud that people take the time to call us, email us and even send handwritten letters. it’s the mark of every great service business, especially photography. we receive letters, emails and phone calls from our customers expressing their satisfaction with our photography services. we deliver that experience to our clients every day.


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Design is similar to art in that artists also divide up space, and guide the viewer’s eye, walking them through from place to place. Works of art tend to be more abstract, though, and their purpose more esoteric. Artists treat space in a great variety of ways, depending on the style.
Unlike artists, application designers don’t use a lot of perspective in our work. Perspective is the optical illusion of some objects being in front of or behind other objects. We might create some depth by using a background, drop shadows or slight gradient on objects, or a photo, but we don’t usually draw true perspective.
In fact, we relate to the user on a flat screen, which consists of a single, two-dimensional plane. At one time, designers loved creating the illusion of lifelike objects, a form of design labeled “skeumorphism.” A new, flatter look is more popular now, however.
The good news is that “flat” (or now, “post-flat”) design makes our job simpler and easier. You don’t have to draw anything realistic to make a workable design. Basic geometric shapes, lines, and glyphs are all you really need to create a full-featured, usable app.
In FileMaker we’re dealing with a rectangular application space, the proportions of which are often based on the golden mean.
The golden mean or golden ratio is a mathematical concept describing a rectangle where the shorter side has a 1:1.61 ratio to the longer side. (Put another way, the longer side is roughly 1/3 larger than the shorter side.) Humans have used this proportion in various disciplines throughout history, including art and architecture. Closely related to the Fibonacci sequence, the ratio often appears in nature as well, in the growth patterns of shells, flower petals, even galaxies.
The proportions of the human body follow the golden ratio. Some studies even suggest that the golden ratio is built into our innate notions of beauty. The closer an object’s proportions to the golden mean, the more beautiful we find it, and the more brain activity associated with it.
There may be times we want to play with shapes other than rectangles, but presenting information in a golden rectangle makes it easier to absorb for most people. Dividing a layout in this way is also effective. It may sound boring, but it works!
We add meaning to space only when we place objects within to contain or divide it. If we divide up the space into zones, then there should be an explicit or implicit purpose to each area. Users will assume that objects grouped together are conceptually related to one another.
As humans, we like objects to be evenly distributed throughout a space, giving us a feeling of openness and breathability. When we see too many elements squished together in one place, we get an uncomfortable feeling, and wonder why the available space hasn’t been used evenly. This distraction erodes our trust and takes away from the usability of the layout.
Users get a felt sense from the way an application uses its space. The way elements are laid out determines whether they get a sense of being open and safe, or crowded and hurried. When we place objects thoughtfully and carefully, it communicates to the user that we’ve thought the design through and provided everything they need. This is comforting and encouraging, and enhances usability.
Objects need space around them to be distinguishable from other objects. For example, we need spaces between the lines so we can read the text.
Whitespace (or “negative space”) guides the eye like a map around the screen, inviting it to explore the objects it surrounds. It supports the hierarchy of a page by making more important elements stand out, and helps the user to navigate through the content, thereby making sense of it better.
Whitespace also gives the eye a rest, and provides a kind of rhythm and pacing for the layout. People become overwhelmed when presented with too much information. Less really is more.
Include more whitespace in your design to reduce visual “noise” and increase readability. It’s important to not only pay careful attention to what objects we place on the screen, but the spaces between objects we create as a result.
The background is an integral part of the space of an application, since objects need somewhere to exist. Whenever you overlap objects in two dimensions, our brains assume that the one on top is closer, creating a sense of depth or perspective.
Soft or fuzzy focus can enhance this illusion as well (imagine a photograph—elements that are farther away are fuzzier than elements that are closer). Allude to depth to add interest to a layout with a minimum of visual load. A simple coloured or gradient background invokes a subtle sense of perspective; shadows cast on the background further enhance this effect.
You can use a very deep background in an area where individual items exist on top of it (think iPhone home screen icons over a background photo, for instance). Because each item has a single purpose, and has the same visual weight as its neighbours, it can hold its own on a busy background. On the other hand, the background shouldn’t have a strong focal point that could compete with the foreground.
You might use a shallower background as a backdrop to content-heavy areas. For maximum usability, content should always be in the foreground. Most fields exist on a solid area, usually on a white or off-white background. You can add interest by using a coloured or gradient background, combined with white or off-white content panels. The background can show through as divisions between the panels, and/or around the edges of the layout. Shadows should be subtle.
So-called “flat” design often uses a very shallow or almost no background. This style of design adds visual interest by using areas of colour instead of depth/perspective cues. In my opinion, it’s more difficult to do this well in complex applications. It can turn out seeming either directionless, or overly complicated. It takes practice to combine colours well. Keep in mind that reading text on a coloured background can be hard on the eyes.
A famous eye-tracking study from Jakob Nielsen shows that users read web pages in an F-shaped pattern. Starting in the upper left, readers scan first almost all the way across the top. Next they look down the left side a bit, then across the page, but not all the way across. Finally, they scan a bit further down the left side. There are variations but this is the rough pattern most people follow. In cultures where text is read from right to left, the pattern is reversed, and readers look more at the right side of the page.
In his book Web Form Design, author Luke Wroblewski tells us that for a usable web form, people need a clear “scan line.” That is, they need to see a single path through the form, from beginning to end. This will also favour the left side of the page.
Whether web forms, or (more complex) FileMaker layouts, this tells us that the most important information is best placed along the top and/or the left side. Elements that help the user make sense of the hierarchy of the application are best placed in those locations. If you look through your desktop applications, you’ll see that most software is designed this way.
Anything that has visual weight will attract the user’s attention. Make sure that the important elements stand out, and are in the places that users look first. Ask yourself if the space is designed so that it visually supports the underlying hierarchy.
Every application has space constraints, but we notice it the most on mobile devices. Designing for a smaller space is more challenging than for a larger screen, for obvious reasons. How do you fit everything in? Should you even try to?
The hot spot eye tracking I mentioned above is less relevant on mobile devices. The user’s hand—and often just their thumb—is their interaction device on a touch screen. It becomes very important to place the controls so they can be accessed easily, and to include fewer elements on each layout. You may have more layouts as a result of being able to fit fewer interface elements on each one.
Buttons need to be relatively large and spaced out, and placed around the edges of the screen—especially the bottom. Check out this article from the Google Mobile Ads blog on the ideal size and placement of buttons on mobile apps. Designing with constraints means including only the most important items, and placing them in the most important locations.
Spatial awareness is derived from context. We use clues in the environment to locate ourselves in space, whether that space is real or virtual. So the designer must arrange the space so that the clues pointing in the right direction are obvious. The purpose and structure of each layout should be clear to the user, because the more easily a user can understand the larger context, the more effective the application.
Context awareness is linked to wayfinding. (What am I doing here? Where do I want to go next?) Exploring different areas is like going through rooms in a house; people create mental maps that store the structure so they can easily move around from place to place. If users get lost, they won’t achieve their goal.
Your application will be more usable when the layout space is uniformly arranged from screen to screen. A consistent use of space establishes the hierarchy, helps users navigate, and ties together areas that are different from one another. When a user first encounters an app, they must learn how it works, and how to get their task done. This learning process should be as easy as you can make it.
Consistency is important because it makes your app more predictable, and therefore easier to use. When users can count on consistent placement of buttons, navigation elements, and so on, they don’t have to relearn each new layout. Learnability is a key factor in usability, and consistency enhances the learnability of an application.
Consistency will help you in executing the design as well. You’ll know where each element goes in advance, and won’t have to make a lot of decisions about where to place objects on each new layout.
A consistent design shows you’ve thought through the whole application, and have left space for each element that needs to be included. This is reassuring and fosters a sense of trust, since the user won’t land on a page that doesn’t fit in, wondering why everything is suddenly different.
More than any other factor, consistency affects the perceived quality and dependability of any software you create.
“A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” -Antoine de Saint-Exupery.
This famous saying reminds us that a designer’s main job is to figure out how little we can include without confusing users.
Gone are the days when we might throw everything and the kitchen sink at a layout. As one of your later design activities, try to remove as many extra elements as you can. This opens up the space, giving more room for the important elements to stand out. Like the “mobile first” ethic, the goal should be to evaluate every element and strip away anything unnecessary.
Another famous saying, attributed to Albert Einstein (although this is possibly disputed) goes, “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” In other words, all other things being equal, you’re better off choosing a simpler approach over a more complex one.
This is true in design as well. A simpler design will be easier to use than a more complicated one. But creating a simple design may not be easy. It requires trade-offs and problem solving along the way. The difficulty of delivering complex functionality with a minimum of complex visuals is the job of every good application design.
Every solution is defined by its use of space. The designer’s job is to make sense of the space so that the user can achieve their goals as easily as possible. The way you use space throughout your layouts not only physically allows a user to interact with the application—the use of space connects one area to another, and creates a visual flow that eases understanding and helps guide the user through completing their process. It is an expression of the design come to life. The more consistently you can do this, the more effective it will be.
How can you arrange the space in your designs to create flow and better help your users?

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design is similar to art in that artists also divide up space, and guide the viewer’s eye, walking them through from place to place. works of art tend to be more abstract, though, and their purpose more esoteric. artists treat space in a great variety of ways, depending on the style.
unlike artists, application designers don’t use a lot of perspective in our work. perspective is the optical illusion of some objects being in front of or behind other objects. we might create some depth by using a background, drop shadows or slight gradient on objects, or a photo, but we don’t usually draw true perspective.
in fact, we relate to the user on a flat screen, which consists of a single, two-dimensional plane. at one time, designers loved creating the illusion of lifelike objects, a form of design labeled “skeumorphism.” a new, flatter look is more popular now, however.
the good news is that “flat” (or now, “post-flat”) design makes our job simpler and easier. you don’t have to draw anything realistic to make a workable design. basic geometric shapes, lines, and glyphs are all you really need to create a full-featured, usable app.
in filemaker we’re dealing with a rectangular application space, the proportions of which are often based on the golden mean.
the golden mean or golden ratio is a mathematical concept describing a rectangle where the shorter side has a 1:1.61 ratio to the longer side. (put another way, the longer side is roughly 1/3 larger than the shorter side.) humans have used this proportion in various disciplines throughout history, including art and architecture. closely related to the fibonacci sequence, the ratio often appears in nature as well, in the growth patterns of shells, flower petals, even galaxies.
the proportions of the human body follow the golden ratio. some studies even suggest that the golden ratio is built into our innate notions of beauty. the closer an object’s proportions to the golden mean, the more beautiful we find it, and the more brain activity associated with it.
there may be times we want to play with shapes other than rectangles, but presenting information in a golden rectangle makes it easier to absorb for most people. dividing a layout in this way is also effective. it may sound boring, but it works!
we add meaning to space only when we place objects within to contain or divide it. if we divide up the space into zones, then there should be an explicit or implicit purpose to each area. users will assume that objects grouped together are conceptually related to one another.
as humans, we like objects to be evenly distributed throughout a space, giving us a feeling of openness and breathability. when we see too many elements squished together in one place, we get an uncomfortable feeling, and wonder why the available space hasn’t been used evenly. this distraction erodes our trust and takes away from the usability of the layout.
users get a felt sense from the way an application uses its space. the way elements are laid out determines whether they get a sense of being open and safe, or crowded and hurried. when we place objects thoughtfully and carefully, it communicates to the user that we’ve thought the design through and provided everything they need. this is comforting and encouraging, and enhances usability.
objects need space around them to be distinguishable from other objects. for example, we need spaces between the lines so we can read the text.
whitespace (or “negative space”) guides the eye like a map around the screen, inviting it to explore the objects it surrounds. it supports the hierarchy of a page by making more important elements stand out, and helps the user to navigate through the content, thereby making sense of it better.
whitespace also gives the eye a rest, and provides a kind of rhythm and pacing for the layout. people become overwhelmed when presented with too much information. less really is more.
include more whitespace in your design to reduce visual “noise” and increase readability. it’s important to not only pay careful attention to what objects we place on the screen, but the spaces between objects we create as a result.
the background is an integral part of the space of an application, since objects need somewhere to exist. whenever you overlap objects in two dimensions, our brains assume that the one on top is closer, creating a sense of depth or perspective.
soft or fuzzy focus can enhance this illusion as well (imagine a photograph—elements that are farther away are fuzzier than elements that are closer). allude to depth to add interest to a layout with a minimum of visual load. a simple coloured or gradient background invokes a subtle sense of perspective; shadows cast on the background further enhance this effect.
you can use a very deep background in an area where individual items exist on top of it (think iphone home screen icons over a background photo, for instance). because each item has a single purpose, and has the same visual weight as its neighbours, it can hold its own on a busy background. on the other hand, the background shouldn’t have a strong focal point that could compete with the foreground.
you might use a shallower background as a backdrop to content-heavy areas. for maximum usability, content should always be in the foreground. most fields exist on a solid area, usually on a white or off-white background. you can add interest by using a coloured or gradient background, combined with white or off-white content panels. the background can show through as divisions between the panels, and/or around the edges of the layout. shadows should be subtle.
so-called “flat” design often uses a very shallow or almost no background. this style of design adds visual interest by using areas of colour instead of depth/perspective cues. in my opinion, it’s more difficult to do this well in complex applications. it can turn out seeming either directionless, or overly complicated. it takes practice to combine colours well. keep in mind that reading text on a coloured background can be hard on the eyes.
a famous eye-tracking study from jakob nielsen shows that users read web pages in an f-shaped pattern. starting in the upper left, readers scan first almost all the way across the top. next they look down the left side a bit, then across the page, but not all the way across. finally, they scan a bit further down the left side. there are variations but this is the rough pattern most people follow. in cultures where text is read from right to left, the pattern is reversed, and readers look more at the right side of the page.
in his book web form design, author luke wroblewski tells us that for a usable web form, people need a clear “scan line.” that is, they need to see a single path through the form, from beginning to end. this will also favour the left side of the page.
whether web forms, or (more complex) filemaker layouts, this tells us that the most important information is best placed along the top and/or the left side. elements that help the user make sense of the hierarchy of the application are best placed in those locations. if you look through your desktop applications, you’ll see that most software is designed this way.
anything that has visual weight will attract the user’s attention. make sure that the important elements stand out, and are in the places that users look first. ask yourself if the space is designed so that it visually supports the underlying hierarchy.
every application has space constraints, but we notice it the most on mobile devices. designing for a smaller space is more challenging than for a larger screen, for obvious reasons. how do you fit everything in? should you even try to?
the hot spot eye tracking i mentioned above is less relevant on mobile devices. the user’s hand—and often just their thumb—is their interaction device on a touch screen. it becomes very important to place the controls so they can be accessed easily, and to include fewer elements on each layout. you may have more layouts as a result of being able to fit fewer interface elements on each one.
buttons need to be relatively large and spaced out, and placed around the edges of the screen—especially the bottom. check out this article from the google mobile ads blog on the ideal size and placement of buttons on mobile apps. designing with constraints means including only the most important items, and placing them in the most important locations.
spatial awareness is derived from context. we use clues in the environment to locate ourselves in space, whether that space is real or virtual. so the designer must arrange the space so that the clues pointing in the right direction are obvious. the purpose and structure of each layout should be clear to the user, because the more easily a user can understand the larger context, the more effective the application.
context awareness is linked to wayfinding. (what am i doing here? where do i want to go next?) exploring different areas is like going through rooms in a house; people create mental maps that store the structure so they can easily move around from place to place. if users get lost, they won’t achieve their goal.
your application will be more usable when the layout space is uniformly arranged from screen to screen. a consistent use of space establishes the hierarchy, helps users navigate, and ties together areas that are different from one another. when a user first encounters an app, they must learn how it works, and how to get their task done. this learning process should be as easy as you can make it.
consistency is important because it makes your app more predictable, and therefore easier to use. when users can count on consistent placement of buttons, navigation elements, and so on, they don’t have to relearn each new layout. learnability is a key factor in usability, and consistency enhances the learnability of an application.
consistency will help you in executing the design as well. you’ll know where each element goes in advance, and won’t have to make a lot of decisions about where to place objects on each new layout.
a consistent design shows you’ve thought through the whole application, and have left space for each element that needs to be included. this is reassuring and fosters a sense of trust, since the user won’t land on a page that doesn’t fit in, wondering why everything is suddenly different.
more than any other factor, consistency affects the perceived quality and dependability of any software you create.
“a designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” -antoine de saint-exupery.
this famous saying reminds us that a designer’s main job is to figure out how little we can include without confusing users.
gone are the days when we might throw everything and the kitchen sink at a layout. as one of your later design activities, try to remove as many extra elements as you can. this opens up the space, giving more room for the important elements to stand out. like the “mobile first” ethic, the goal should be to evaluate every element and strip away anything unnecessary.
another famous saying, attributed to albert einstein (although this is possibly disputed) goes, “everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” in other words, all other things being equal, you’re better off choosing a simpler approach over a more complex one.
this is true in design as well. a simpler design will be easier to use than a more complicated one. but creating a simple design may not be easy. it requires trade-offs and problem solving along the way. the difficulty of delivering complex functionality with a minimum of complex visuals is the job of every good application design.
every solution is defined by its use of space. the designer’s job is to make sense of the space so that the user can achieve their goals as easily as possible. the way you use space throughout your layouts not only physically allows a user to interact with the application—the use of space connects one area to another, and creates a visual flow that eases understanding and helps guide the user through completing their process. it is an expression of the design come to life. the more consistently you can do this, the more effective it will be.
how can you arrange the space in your designs to create flow and better help your users?


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Glowing Hearts | The give and get community.
The Glowing Hearts Community Give and Get is a strictly volunteer-run organization in downtown Barrie, Ontario. Clothing, shoes, toys, and small household items that are received through donations, go back out into the community for FREE! All money raised through corporate sponsors/donations and fundraising events go towards monthly expenses to keep the “Give and Get” open and able to assist those in need.
Find out how you can help the Glowing Hearts help others.
We are always in need of items. View our current list.
After being diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2013, Frank Nelson began a journey of helping others, which he referred to as his “bucket list”. His first initiative was to help 50 families with $1000 each. He had made it to 43 families, with the help of corporate sponsors, fundraising events and quite often, his own money. Along the way, there were events like the shopping spree challenge at Target, Maple Leaf hockey ticket draws, and multiple other fundraisers in which the monies raised went to people who needed assistance with items such as; groceries, school supplies, Christmas gifts, home repairs, and much more. Many of the live videos can be found on YouTube or on his Facebook group by searching “Paying it Back”.
Frank then made his dream of helping our Barrie, Ontario, and surrounding communities come to life with the opening of the Glowing Hearts Community Give and Get Centre. A local, registered charity in which all items donated, go back out to those in need within our communities for free.
Sadly, Frank’s journey ended in December of 2017, but his legacy lives on through those he touched and the Glowing Hearts Community Give and Get.
The people who help us help others.
The Centre is open Wednesdays and Thursdays 10am to 4pm. Saturday and Sunday 10am – 2pm.

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glowing hearts | the give and get community.
the glowing hearts community give and get is a strictly volunteer-run organization in downtown barrie, ontario. clothing, shoes, toys, and small household items that are received through donations, go back out into the community for free! all money raised through corporate sponsors/donations and fundraising events go towards monthly expenses to keep the “give and get” open and able to assist those in need.
find out how you can help the glowing hearts help others.
we are always in need of items. view our current list.
after being diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2013, frank nelson began a journey of helping others, which he referred to as his “bucket list”. his first initiative was to help 50 families with $1000 each. he had made it to 43 families, with the help of corporate sponsors, fundraising events and quite often, his own money. along the way, there were events like the shopping spree challenge at target, maple leaf hockey ticket draws, and multiple other fundraisers in which the monies raised went to people who needed assistance with items such as; groceries, school supplies, christmas gifts, home repairs, and much more. many of the live videos can be found on youtube or on his facebook group by searching “paying it back”.
frank then made his dream of helping our barrie, ontario, and surrounding communities come to life with the opening of the glowing hearts community give and get centre. a local, registered charity in which all items donated, go back out to those in need within our communities for free.
sadly, frank’s journey ended in december of 2017, but his legacy lives on through those he touched and the glowing hearts community give and get.
the people who help us help others.
the centre is open wednesdays and thursdays 10am to 4pm. saturday and sunday 10am – 2pm.


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to put it differently you’re not going to see me on twitter or face book.
so today you’re prepared to begin there are several behaviours, considers and activities that might be allowed within the vision of legislation, but which aren’t ethical. if nothing usually appears to perform, but hard you try, then it’s better to take the suggestions of niedzviecki. this was a consequence of the character of the job. today that there’s some brief knowledge of edvard munchs lifestyle, it’s essential to grasp the character of his own mature illnesses. the truly astonishing present of the take-home examination is that you’d have some versatility and much more moment than for a typical examination. any less is too weak and additionally the dissertation is not going to be capable of standalone. plagiarism is taking, and its own downright lazy and among the most primitive issues it’s potential to do to an alternate individual. if you’re a wife, you may possibly have kids. yes.if grammarcheck.biz you’re a guy, winston, you’re the previous man. child labour includes functioning children that are under a special minimal age.
unlike falls, the g&g glass does cost fees and profits.
they don’t need the kids which exists. therefore i mentioned,’none, actually. i was raised having an person parent who had four other kids. after you’ve dunked numerous coating of whitened it is possible to dip a number of layers of a different color. the course outline will enable you to know what the mentor viewed as significant. i have not actually been swimming around here. as indicated above, it could be argued that pollution within the towns appears when the people increases and also the migratory move is among the principal impact of the higher population. i’ve observed round vats too.
write a summary of points that are crucial down you want to say to concentrate your thinking.
or you may build two vats. after that you should receive a heater. you therefore don’t need to make any candles which are genuine white. you can certainly do that once per week within the park if you’re not working or in college. the following article is meant to enlighten, and inspire. composing a blog together with your site is among the most actually effective ways to advertise your company. let me define several phrases simply to really be on the exact same site therefore to talk. the eleventh release won’t include a one term that may become obsolete before the season 2050.’ i’ve n’t actually noticed the northern lights. fully being a real author is something he’s a unique zeal to turn into in his own existence, but as of this moment, he is attempting, expecting to be a well-known one one day.
locate a quotation that states some thing very similar to your own investigation and set it to use as assistance for your own notions. consider me, as one which has been there, you really should think of the things you’ll be lacking. i chanced upon the picture on line. the business has a superb small company product, which might be differed in comparison to firms who might run their qualities. social marketing is among the very best strategies to distribute the term about your own independent makeup artist business. the history of the business is incredibly complicated. instead of simply making an everyday little company card, make your small business save and put it to use in order to fit into useful books within the collection. here are a few hints i’ve realized thus far on how better to endure on an extremely restricted budget.
these standard guidelines will keep their article writing skills sharp.
i made the decision that utilizing the total of five things is a great place to begin i’ve worked each day to conquer hunger in my entire life. i’ll utilize my entire life as a good instance.