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If I have to hear the line “we’re getting the band back together” one more time I’ll go crazy.
In this film, Bruce Willis plays Frank Moses, a retired CIA agent who is living life day-to-day. The only thing that gives him something different in his life is calling a receptionist named Sarah Ross (Mary-Louise Parker) and starts getting friendly with her. It isn’t long though before a special ops team tries to kill Frank. This sets Frank off to first pick up Sarah since the CIA is tracking her, too.
After doing this Frank goes to his old friends, no pun intended, to warn them about being in danger also. The team he forms includes Joe (Freeman), Marvin (Malkovich), and Victoria (Mirren). As they work together to find out why they are being targeted, they are followed by Agent Cooper (Karl Urban).
So here’s another movie in the sort of ‘men on a mission’ movie following The Expendables and I have to say this was much less memorable. Despite having all these good actors in the film, it never really felt like anything more than a standard action picture. Nothing ever feels too engaging.
The performances were average in the picture, too. Willis seemed to be just playing the same character he has since “Live Free or Die Hard” and Morgan Freeman has such little screen time it feels like he was wasted. It was difficult to see Mirren and Malkovich as actual action stars, too.
This might have been because of the characters they portray. The movie is all based practically around the same gimmick, they’re old but they can still fight and do all this crazy spy stuff. This novelty wears off pretty quickly, though, which in turn hurts the film since the characters don’t have much beyond that single quirk.
Another issue in the movie was the relationship between Sarah and Frank coming off as very forced. The two performers didn’t have much chemistry and Sarah didn’t really fit in with the rest of the movie.
The action in the film was OK, but it got downright cartoonish at times, such as when one of the characters shoot down a rocket propelled grenade with a pistol. The problem is the tone of the film doesn’t lend itself to these over the top action sequences the same way a franchise like “Fast and the Furious” does.
Despite having all these actors in it, the film just didn’t come together well. The whole film is just average. It’s entertaining enough, comedic enough and interesting enough just to keep your attention and that’s about it. 2 out of 5.

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if i have to hear the line “we’re getting the band back together” one more time i’ll go crazy.
in this film, bruce willis plays frank moses, a retired cia agent who is living life day-to-day. the only thing that gives him something different in his life is calling a receptionist named sarah ross (mary-louise parker) and starts getting friendly with her. it isn’t long though before a special ops team tries to kill frank. this sets frank off to first pick up sarah since the cia is tracking her, too.
after doing this frank goes to his old friends, no pun intended, to warn them about being in danger also. the team he forms includes joe (freeman), marvin (malkovich), and victoria (mirren). as they work together to find out why they are being targeted, they are followed by agent cooper (karl urban).
so here’s another movie in the sort of ‘men on a mission’ movie following the expendables and i have to say this was much less memorable. despite having all these good actors in the film, it never really felt like anything more than a standard action picture. nothing ever feels too engaging.
the performances were average in the picture, too. willis seemed to be just playing the same character he has since “live free or die hard” and morgan freeman has such little screen time it feels like he was wasted. it was difficult to see mirren and malkovich as actual action stars, too.
this might have been because of the characters they portray. the movie is all based practically around the same gimmick, they’re old but they can still fight and do all this crazy spy stuff. this novelty wears off pretty quickly, though, which in turn hurts the film since the characters don’t have much beyond that single quirk.
another issue in the movie was the relationship between sarah and frank coming off as very forced. the two performers didn’t have much chemistry and sarah didn’t really fit in with the rest of the movie.
the action in the film was ok, but it got downright cartoonish at times, such as when one of the characters shoot down a rocket propelled grenade with a pistol. the problem is the tone of the film doesn’t lend itself to these over the top action sequences the same way a franchise like “fast and the furious” does.
despite having all these actors in it, the film just didn’t come together well. the whole film is just average. it’s entertaining enough, comedic enough and interesting enough just to keep your attention and that’s about it. 2 out of 5.


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If you are moving into a house that was previously owned by someone else, you may want to consider our move in cleaning service to make sure all the carpets are vacuumed and the windows washed before you begin your move. Our reputable cleaning company can get the job done in a timely manner with our move in and move out assistance.
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moving into a new place can be exciting, however moving out of your old place can be a pain. leftover remains of scraps and dust can leave your old home with an uncomfortable goodbye. at m & m house cleaning our cleaning services give you the clean closure to move on to your new home with satisfaction. we offer cleaning for both moving occasions, to give both your new and old home a welcoming touch.
if you are moving into a house that was previously owned by someone else, you may want to consider our move in cleaning service to make sure all the carpets are vacuumed and the windows washed before you begin your move. our reputable cleaning company can get the job done in a timely manner with our move in and move out assistance.
moreover, our residential cleaning services extend a helping hand to keep your home persistently clean once you’ve fully moved in. ask us about our weekly house cleaning service and allow us to keep your humble abode in top condition while you are away.
call us today for an exceptional cleaning experience. we proudly offer our move in and move out cleaning services to the residents of dublin, ca.


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Hawaiian Airlines was founded on 30th January 1929 and initially operated as Inter-Island Airways. It was only in 1941 that Inter-Island Airways finally renamed itself as Hawaiian Airlines. Ever since its establishment Hawaiian Airlines has been into continuous operations for the past 84 years. This oldest and biggest airline in the Hawaii Islands has also been the largest air service provider to the U.S. mainland from Hawaiian cities. Currently, Hawaiian Airlines connects 11 U.S. gateway cities with non-stop flights from Hawaii. Apart from this, the airline has also been operating flights to many destinations across the world including Tahiti, American Samoa, New Zealand, Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan. Hawaiian Airlines has been continuously upgrading its fleet and will be introducing Extra Comfort cabins. This new cabin would be introduced on the airline’s Airbus A330-200 aircraft from 1st June 2014.
Hawaiian Airlines offers travel in two classes to its customers – First Class and Economy Class.

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hawaiian airlines was founded on 30th january 1929 and initially operated as inter-island airways. it was only in 1941 that inter-island airways finally renamed itself as hawaiian airlines. ever since its establishment hawaiian airlines has been into continuous operations for the past 84 years. this oldest and biggest airline in the hawaii islands has also been the largest air service provider to the u.s. mainland from hawaiian cities. currently, hawaiian airlines connects 11 u.s. gateway cities with non-stop flights from hawaii. apart from this, the airline has also been operating flights to many destinations across the world including tahiti, american samoa, new zealand, australia, taiwan, south korea and japan. hawaiian airlines has been continuously upgrading its fleet and will be introducing extra comfort cabins. this new cabin would be introduced on the airline’s airbus a330-200 aircraft from 1st june 2014.
hawaiian airlines offers travel in two classes to its customers – first class and economy class.


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Series of 1928C two dollar star notes are fairly common in circulated grades. A heavily circulated or damaged note shouldn’t cost more than $50. A nice looking 1928C $2 star note is going to be worth closer to $200. As usual, all two dollar star notes that are choice uncirculated or better are going to carry significant premiums, the same applies to 1928C two dollar star notes.
We don’t know exactly how many 1928C $2 red seal star notes were printed, but it was likely somewhere between 750,000 and 1,000,000.
Like all red seal two dollar legal tender notes, the series of 1928C $2 star notes features Thomas Jefferson on the front and Monticello on the back.
Series of 1928C $2 bills were printed in the early part of the years between January 1934 and July 1944. These dates coincide with when Henry Morgenthau Jr. and WA Julian were in office together.
We are aggressive buyers of 1928C $2 red seal star note notes. Please contact us to tell us what you have.

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series of 1928c two dollar star notes are fairly common in circulated grades. a heavily circulated or damaged note shouldn’t cost more than $50. a nice looking 1928c $2 star note is going to be worth closer to $200. as usual, all two dollar star notes that are choice uncirculated or better are going to carry significant premiums, the same applies to 1928c two dollar star notes.
we don’t know exactly how many 1928c $2 red seal star notes were printed, but it was likely somewhere between 750,000 and 1,000,000.
like all red seal two dollar legal tender notes, the series of 1928c $2 star notes features thomas jefferson on the front and monticello on the back.
series of 1928c $2 bills were printed in the early part of the years between january 1934 and july 1944. these dates coincide with when henry morgenthau jr. and wa julian were in office together.
we are aggressive buyers of 1928c $2 red seal star note notes. please contact us to tell us what you have.


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Even with new club and ball technologies, more consistent course conditions, and thousands of instructional books and videos available, the facts from the National Golf Foundation tell us the average golfer isn’t getting better. We’re here to change that. So, what should you work on when The Golf Channel tells you one thing, Golf Digest tells you another, and that annoying guy in your foursome weighs in too? We say, start simply, before you even begin your swing. We’re starting with the Top 5 Pre-Shot Fundamentals that will improve your game this year. We can say they’re the Top 5 because we’ve seen these tips and drills work over and over again. If you’re ready to make smart improvements, read on, and stay tuned for the rest of the Top 5 coming soon.
Today we’re talking about the position of the club, specifically the angle of the shaft, at address and during the first part of your backswing. On the surface, this seems like the easiest of fundamentals, but even the golfers who think they’re doing it right, get it wrong sometimes. We see it happen all the time because we’re watching for it from a unique angle that a golfer can’t get without seeing their swing on video.
Why it’s important–We’d like to start the club in roughly the same position it will be returning to at impact. That means we want to start with a relatively straight line running from the shoulder, through the arm, down the club, to the ball. If that line isn’t straight at address, then we’re relying on our timing to get it straight during our swing, which isn’t always the best percentage play.
What to watch for–Beware of the optical illusion created by having your eyes set up behind the ball. Since your eyeline isn’t directly over the club at address, the club will look like it’s perpendicular to the ground, when in reality, it’s slightly tilted behind the ball. That’s a problem. To have the shoulder/arm/club line straight, you’ll need it to appear like it’s not.
Drills for Skills–Here’s where the forward press comes in. Right before you begin your backswing, perform a subtle forward press that brings the club’s grip more in line with your front leg. This will give your backswing a trigger instead of just yanking the club up from the ground. The best image to think about is starting to swing a bucket full of water. You wouldn’t just yank it back. You would give it a small forward press and then swing it back. That small action not only gets the momentum of the swing started, it also creates that straight line running from your shoulder, through your arm, down the club and into the ball. And when you start straight, you’re more likely to return to impact in that same power-packed position ready for a solid strike on the ball. One last warning on the forward press: as your hands press forward, don’t let the clubface open to the right. Make sure the clubface stays square to the target line as your new forward press becomes the key to solid shots and lower scores.
If you have any questions on the forward press, please give us a call at Fox Hollow. And stay tuned for upcoming pre-shot and full-swing tips throughout the summer, so you can Play Better at Fox Hollow.

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even with new club and ball technologies, more consistent course conditions, and thousands of instructional books and videos available, the facts from the national golf foundation tell us the average golfer isn’t getting better. we’re here to change that. so, what should you work on when the golf channel tells you one thing, golf digest tells you another, and that annoying guy in your foursome weighs in too? we say, start simply, before you even begin your swing. we’re starting with the top 5 pre-shot fundamentals that will improve your game this year. we can say they’re the top 5 because we’ve seen these tips and drills work over and over again. if you’re ready to make smart improvements, read on, and stay tuned for the rest of the top 5 coming soon.
today we’re talking about the position of the club, specifically the angle of the shaft, at address and during the first part of your backswing. on the surface, this seems like the easiest of fundamentals, but even the golfers who think they’re doing it right, get it wrong sometimes. we see it happen all the time because we’re watching for it from a unique angle that a golfer can’t get without seeing their swing on video.
why it’s important–we’d like to start the club in roughly the same position it will be returning to at impact. that means we want to start with a relatively straight line running from the shoulder, through the arm, down the club, to the ball. if that line isn’t straight at address, then we’re relying on our timing to get it straight during our swing, which isn’t always the best percentage play.
what to watch for–beware of the optical illusion created by having your eyes set up behind the ball. since your eyeline isn’t directly over the club at address, the club will look like it’s perpendicular to the ground, when in reality, it’s slightly tilted behind the ball. that’s a problem. to have the shoulder/arm/club line straight, you’ll need it to appear like it’s not.
drills for skills–here’s where the forward press comes in. right before you begin your backswing, perform a subtle forward press that brings the club’s grip more in line with your front leg. this will give your backswing a trigger instead of just yanking the club up from the ground. the best image to think about is starting to swing a bucket full of water. you wouldn’t just yank it back. you would give it a small forward press and then swing it back. that small action not only gets the momentum of the swing started, it also creates that straight line running from your shoulder, through your arm, down the club and into the ball. and when you start straight, you’re more likely to return to impact in that same power-packed position ready for a solid strike on the ball. one last warning on the forward press: as your hands press forward, don’t let the clubface open to the right. make sure the clubface stays square to the target line as your new forward press becomes the key to solid shots and lower scores.
if you have any questions on the forward press, please give us a call at fox hollow. and stay tuned for upcoming pre-shot and full-swing tips throughout the summer, so you can play better at fox hollow.


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I know, I know...I've been rubbish. No post for ages and not a lot to show for it.
The problem is, I'm not enjoying this model.
It's interesting and there are a lot of challenges, but that's part of the problem I've found. All my other models have been relatively small and this means it is easier in a sense to create parts. When you go big, previous small mistakes which you could get away with, now become even bigger and there a smaller tolerances for any errors. Every time I look at the model it seems that with every piece I make there are more and more things acting against each other which interrupt the intended operation of the piece.
Plus I find myself getting bored with longer projects.
Yep, I'm gonna admit defeat with this one. I'm gonna pack it up in case I come back to it at a later point. I'll still have the motor for another project if I want to use it.
If I were to do a post-mortem, I would have to say that I'm trying to run before I can walk and I really need to develop my skills as well as accurate measuring. I also think my tool skills are not quite there yet, especially in terms of making holes. It might be that my drill press is inaccurate which is causing deeper holes to go off the intended 90 degree cuts. I would need to invest in a better drill press.
I'll practice with smaller models first. I still need to finish my valentines model as well as think about another Christmas model. If I start now, I should hopefully have enough time, but I'm being quite lazy at the moment. That's probably another thing I need to work on.

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i know, i know...i've been rubbish. no post for ages and not a lot to show for it.
the problem is, i'm not enjoying this model.
it's interesting and there are a lot of challenges, but that's part of the problem i've found. all my other models have been relatively small and this means it is easier in a sense to create parts. when you go big, previous small mistakes which you could get away with, now become even bigger and there a smaller tolerances for any errors. every time i look at the model it seems that with every piece i make there are more and more things acting against each other which interrupt the intended operation of the piece.
plus i find myself getting bored with longer projects.
yep, i'm gonna admit defeat with this one. i'm gonna pack it up in case i come back to it at a later point. i'll still have the motor for another project if i want to use it.
if i were to do a post-mortem, i would have to say that i'm trying to run before i can walk and i really need to develop my skills as well as accurate measuring. i also think my tool skills are not quite there yet, especially in terms of making holes. it might be that my drill press is inaccurate which is causing deeper holes to go off the intended 90 degree cuts. i would need to invest in a better drill press.
i'll practice with smaller models first. i still need to finish my valentines model as well as think about another christmas model. if i start now, i should hopefully have enough time, but i'm being quite lazy at the moment. that's probably another thing i need to work on.


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Wanting to continue to encourage and explore our how our individuality makes us special (related to our work on growth mindset), we asked the children to tell us something they loved about themselves.
We used black and white photos to highlight the children's strengths and displayed these together in a collage to represent the idea that together we are a strong and capable group. We value each other's individuality and recognize how these strengths make us collectively better.

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wanting to continue to encourage and explore our how our individuality makes us special (related to our work on growth mindset), we asked the children to tell us something they loved about themselves.
we used black and white photos to highlight the children's strengths and displayed these together in a collage to represent the idea that together we are a strong and capable group. we value each other's individuality and recognize how these strengths make us collectively better.


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It has been incredibly frustrating at our condo these past few weeks. We have been fighting with DirecTv and Comcast over getting our Internet set up. You would think that they don't want to provide us service or something.
We have had 3 technicians out and they keep pointing fingers saying the other company is causing the problem. We need to just get them here at the same time and duke it out! Mark hasn't been able to work from home and clearly I haven't been able to be on either. I had to come to a coffee shop while Eliza napped to be able to get this out.
I am almost 17 weeks pregnant...3 weeks away from being half way there! Unfortunately for me, the second half seems to be the tougher of the two. Thankfully I am no longer feeling sick, but my energy is still GONE. I went to my 15 week appointment and everything was good. I have gained half a pound since I got pregnant. Dr didn't seem too concerned, but hopefully since my appetite is coming back I will start to get the nutrients I need for Bug. I started feeling the baby move and kick on the 11th, now it is constant. Mark is even able to feel it which is so fun!
Eliza had her dance recital, it was amazing. Watching her be so fearless to go up there in front of all of those people, it blew me away. I cried, OK I sobbed, the whole time. I couldn't have been any more proud of her. We couldn't take video or pictures so I will make sure to upload the video when we get it next month.
Condo living is definitely different, especially when you have been in a house for almost 7 years. It is a very nice condo and complex which we do enjoy. Mark takes Eliza swimming all of the time and we have a huge play structure that she has mastered. She has even made some friends!
We have made progress on the new house. The roof is done, windows and doors are in and the plumbing. The heat/ac guys and electricians are working right now. I was there on Friday picking out where I wanted the light fixtures and switches...never thought that would be stressful-but it was.
We took Eliza to another fair. It was DEAD and she got to go on the rides as long as she wanted, the guys just let the ride keep going until she said stop. Her favorite by far was the bungee trampoline. She couldn't figure out how to jump herself so the woman just started launching her...she is still talking about how fun it was!
Our local orchard grew a great crop of strawberries this summer so Eliza and I ventured out to pick some. It was a blast. I picked, while she ate, and we grabbed 4lbs in less than 15 minutes. I think I might go back on my own to be able to get some for jam.
Well, my allotted time is up, time to head back home. I HOPE we will have internet back tomorrow as the technician is supposed to be coming back...again. If not, looks like I will be ordering a lot of frozen hot chocolates here at Biggby!!
@CourtneyI definitely was not sure if Eliza would like the bungee...she still talks about it though. The same lady will be at the Livonia Spree this week so I think we will take her back to go on it.
We will find out Mid July for little bug. No over the counter tests but all the wives tales are pointing to a little girl.

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it has been incredibly frustrating at our condo these past few weeks. we have been fighting with directv and comcast over getting our internet set up. you would think that they don't want to provide us service or something.
we have had 3 technicians out and they keep pointing fingers saying the other company is causing the problem. we need to just get them here at the same time and duke it out! mark hasn't been able to work from home and clearly i haven't been able to be on either. i had to come to a coffee shop while eliza napped to be able to get this out.
i am almost 17 weeks pregnant...3 weeks away from being half way there! unfortunately for me, the second half seems to be the tougher of the two. thankfully i am no longer feeling sick, but my energy is still gone. i went to my 15 week appointment and everything was good. i have gained half a pound since i got pregnant. dr didn't seem too concerned, but hopefully since my appetite is coming back i will start to get the nutrients i need for bug. i started feeling the baby move and kick on the 11th, now it is constant. mark is even able to feel it which is so fun!
eliza had her dance recital, it was amazing. watching her be so fearless to go up there in front of all of those people, it blew me away. i cried, ok i sobbed, the whole time. i couldn't have been any more proud of her. we couldn't take video or pictures so i will make sure to upload the video when we get it next month.
condo living is definitely different, especially when you have been in a house for almost 7 years. it is a very nice condo and complex which we do enjoy. mark takes eliza swimming all of the time and we have a huge play structure that she has mastered. she has even made some friends!
we have made progress on the new house. the roof is done, windows and doors are in and the plumbing. the heat/ac guys and electricians are working right now. i was there on friday picking out where i wanted the light fixtures and switches...never thought that would be stressful-but it was.
we took eliza to another fair. it was dead and she got to go on the rides as long as she wanted, the guys just let the ride keep going until she said stop. her favorite by far was the bungee trampoline. she couldn't figure out how to jump herself so the woman just started launching her...she is still talking about how fun it was!
our local orchard grew a great crop of strawberries this summer so eliza and i ventured out to pick some. it was a blast. i picked, while she ate, and we grabbed 4lbs in less than 15 minutes. i think i might go back on my own to be able to get some for jam.
well, my allotted time is up, time to head back home. i hope we will have internet back tomorrow as the technician is supposed to be coming back...again. if not, looks like i will be ordering a lot of frozen hot chocolates here at biggby!!
@courtneyi definitely was not sure if eliza would like the bungee...she still talks about it though. the same lady will be at the livonia spree this week so i think we will take her back to go on it.
we will find out mid july for little bug. no over the counter tests but all the wives tales are pointing to a little girl.


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On a few projects that I've worked on one of the things that we've done is create a shared library of objects which can be used across several different projects and while at the time it seemed like a good idea, in hindsight I'm not sure if it's an entirely successful strategy.
I'm quite a fan of not recreating effort which is generally the goal when trying to pull out common code and within one team this seems to be a good approach the majority of the time.
When it comes to sharing across teams then I think we need to consider the perceived benefits a bit more because it doesn't come without costs.
I think this is the most dangerous type of code to share because although we often do have the same domain concepts in different projects, it's quite rare that they mean exactly the same thing.
We're assuming that the two application have exactly the same domain concept and from my experience quite often that isn't the case – even if there is a concept with the same name it may be used in different ways or mean something completely different in different applications.
In general I don't think it makes sense to share this type of code.
This one seems like it should fairly universally a good idea – after all we often import 3rd party testing libraries so it seems like just sharing some common testing code shouldn't be much different.
Apart from the fact that the other users of the library didn't want anything change with respect to how they used the code we had to go and make the change in another project, build that and then update the reference that we had to the library.
Certainly this process would have been made easier if we'd used something like Ivy but the amount of duplication of code that we were saving didn't seem worth the hassle it caused so we ended up inlining the code.
General infrastructure code e.g. code to handle NHibernate transactions which is quite unlikely to change seems one candidate which can work quite well in a shared library and so far I haven't seen many problems arise from doing this.
If it's likely that different applications might need shared code to change in different ways then we might not want to make that bit of code shared otherwise we'll just end up with application specific code in a shared library.
From what I've noticed it makes most sense to put code which is unlikely to change and is generic enough to be useful across several applications as is into shared libraries.

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on a few projects that i've worked on one of the things that we've done is create a shared library of objects which can be used across several different projects and while at the time it seemed like a good idea, in hindsight i'm not sure if it's an entirely successful strategy.
i'm quite a fan of not recreating effort which is generally the goal when trying to pull out common code and within one team this seems to be a good approach the majority of the time.
when it comes to sharing across teams then i think we need to consider the perceived benefits a bit more because it doesn't come without costs.
i think this is the most dangerous type of code to share because although we often do have the same domain concepts in different projects, it's quite rare that they mean exactly the same thing.
we're assuming that the two application have exactly the same domain concept and from my experience quite often that isn't the case – even if there is a concept with the same name it may be used in different ways or mean something completely different in different applications.
in general i don't think it makes sense to share this type of code.
this one seems like it should fairly universally a good idea – after all we often import 3rd party testing libraries so it seems like just sharing some common testing code shouldn't be much different.
apart from the fact that the other users of the library didn't want anything change with respect to how they used the code we had to go and make the change in another project, build that and then update the reference that we had to the library.
certainly this process would have been made easier if we'd used something like ivy but the amount of duplication of code that we were saving didn't seem worth the hassle it caused so we ended up inlining the code.
general infrastructure code e.g. code to handle nhibernate transactions which is quite unlikely to change seems one candidate which can work quite well in a shared library and so far i haven't seen many problems arise from doing this.
if it's likely that different applications might need shared code to change in different ways then we might not want to make that bit of code shared otherwise we'll just end up with application specific code in a shared library.
from what i've noticed it makes most sense to put code which is unlikely to change and is generic enough to be useful across several applications as is into shared libraries.


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JACKSONVILLE– Forward Lindsey Knight scored three goals and dominated the loose balls to lead visiting Fleming Island High School to a 9-7 victory over Jacksonville Bolles Friday night.
After splitting eight faceoffs in the first half, Knight worked with faceoff specialist Kierra Marquis to secure possession for the Golden Eagles on seven of 10 second half draws. Marquis would pop the ball backwards toward Knight, who consistently wrestled possession away from a Bulldog standing with her on the faceoff circle.
Fleming Island needed the extra possessions, for although they outshot the Bulldogs 28-15, goaltender Marla Saikali kept Bolles close with 12 saves. The Golden Eagles needed Knight’s scoring as well, since leading scorer Kierra Marquis was held to two goals by a Bolles defense that shadowed her even when she did not have the ball. Knight scored two early goals to stake Fleming Island to a 3-1 lead, and earned her hat trick in the third quarter on a low shot past Saikali.
Knight’s final goal extended the visitors’ lead to 7-4, but the Golden Eagles turned to Marquis for the game’s most critical goal. After Marcela Weret curled around the back of the goal and beat Fleming Island goaltender Megan Wickes from close range to bring the Bulldogs within 8-7, Marquis went high with a penalty shot that sailed over Saikali’s shoulder and into the net to push Fleming Island’s lead back to two goals. Marquis had bounced a shot over the goal on her initial rush, but was given a second chance when the Bulldogs were called for being in her shooting space. The senior combined with Knight to win the faceoff following the goal, and the Golden Eagles maintained possession for the final 3:07.
Wickes, a freshman forced to start in the crease due to an injury to starting goaltender Patricia Volz, made a significant contribution with six saves.
“She made a few saves, and that’s all we can really ask for,” said Lyons.
Karina Ortiz scored twice for the Golden Eagles, who improve to 5-5 with their third consecutive victory over the Bulldogs. Mackenzie Phillips had Fleming Island’s other goal.

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jacksonville– forward lindsey knight scored three goals and dominated the loose balls to lead visiting fleming island high school to a 9-7 victory over jacksonville bolles friday night.
after splitting eight faceoffs in the first half, knight worked with faceoff specialist kierra marquis to secure possession for the golden eagles on seven of 10 second half draws. marquis would pop the ball backwards toward knight, who consistently wrestled possession away from a bulldog standing with her on the faceoff circle.
fleming island needed the extra possessions, for although they outshot the bulldogs 28-15, goaltender marla saikali kept bolles close with 12 saves. the golden eagles needed knight’s scoring as well, since leading scorer kierra marquis was held to two goals by a bolles defense that shadowed her even when she did not have the ball. knight scored two early goals to stake fleming island to a 3-1 lead, and earned her hat trick in the third quarter on a low shot past saikali.
knight’s final goal extended the visitors’ lead to 7-4, but the golden eagles turned to marquis for the game’s most critical goal. after marcela weret curled around the back of the goal and beat fleming island goaltender megan wickes from close range to bring the bulldogs within 8-7, marquis went high with a penalty shot that sailed over saikali’s shoulder and into the net to push fleming island’s lead back to two goals. marquis had bounced a shot over the goal on her initial rush, but was given a second chance when the bulldogs were called for being in her shooting space. the senior combined with knight to win the faceoff following the goal, and the golden eagles maintained possession for the final 3:07.
wickes, a freshman forced to start in the crease due to an injury to starting goaltender patricia volz, made a significant contribution with six saves.
“she made a few saves, and that’s all we can really ask for,” said lyons.
karina ortiz scored twice for the golden eagles, who improve to 5-5 with their third consecutive victory over the bulldogs. mackenzie phillips had fleming island’s other goal.


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VR stands for “Virtual Reality”, which refers to experiences happening in an immersive digital environment that more or less obstructs the physical reality of the audience. Most VR experiences involve a piece of equipment called a „VR headset”, or „VR glasses”, that one person puts on in order to explore audio-visually (and tactilely as well, depending on the technology used) a 360˚ video world.
As part of this project activity, The Municipality of Lousada will commission five short films (each 5-10 minutes long) to one director, four actors and one multimedia company. The films will explore migration and Internet relationships between family members separated by distance. During the development period, the director and actors will create the film scripts based on the interviews taken in Spain and Portugal, rehearse them and then shoot the short films with support from the multimedia company. Immersion and telepresence are part of the 360˚ video experience, which seems more appropriate to the project’s overall theme than regular video formats.
The immersive film exhibition will be organized in Portugal and will feature ten VR headsets for visitors to experience the artists’ videos. The films will be uploaded on YouTube 360˚ and will also be available on VR headsets for audiences in Buzău and Murcia. We will rely on young volunteers to supervise the exhibition and also help visitors use the technology.
The exhibition is meant to encourage the use of 360˚ film by allowing artists to explore this new technology and come up with fresh artistic vocabularies. As part of this activity, Municipio de Lousada will host two conferences. One of them will be dedicated to 360̊ films and will be chaired by the film director in conversation with the artists. The second talk will be about migration and Internet relationships and will be chaired by the sociologist hired by Teatrul Dramatic George Ciprian, in conversation with the local community. These talks will be open for the audience’s intervention in all three countries and will also be live-streamed and stored on the project website.

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vr stands for “virtual reality”, which refers to experiences happening in an immersive digital environment that more or less obstructs the physical reality of the audience. most vr experiences involve a piece of equipment called a „vr headset”, or „vr glasses”, that one person puts on in order to explore audio-visually (and tactilely as well, depending on the technology used) a 360˚ video world.
as part of this project activity, the municipality of lousada will commission five short films (each 5-10 minutes long) to one director, four actors and one multimedia company. the films will explore migration and internet relationships between family members separated by distance. during the development period, the director and actors will create the film scripts based on the interviews taken in spain and portugal, rehearse them and then shoot the short films with support from the multimedia company. immersion and telepresence are part of the 360˚ video experience, which seems more appropriate to the project’s overall theme than regular video formats.
the immersive film exhibition will be organized in portugal and will feature ten vr headsets for visitors to experience the artists’ videos. the films will be uploaded on youtube 360˚ and will also be available on vr headsets for audiences in buzău and murcia. we will rely on young volunteers to supervise the exhibition and also help visitors use the technology.
the exhibition is meant to encourage the use of 360˚ film by allowing artists to explore this new technology and come up with fresh artistic vocabularies. as part of this activity, municipio de lousada will host two conferences. one of them will be dedicated to 360̊ films and will be chaired by the film director in conversation with the artists. the second talk will be about migration and internet relationships and will be chaired by the sociologist hired by teatrul dramatic george ciprian, in conversation with the local community. these talks will be open for the audience’s intervention in all three countries and will also be live-streamed and stored on the project website.


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An action plan aimed at preventing a repeat of last year's devastating flooding incidents which saw one person die and more than a 100 homes affected is set to be approved.
Walsall Council's cabinet will meet on Wednesday (March 20) where members are expected to give the green light to its flood risk management strategy.
In May last year, 82-year-old Evesham man Peter Harnwell tragically died when his car became submerged in water in Lichfield Road, Walsall, when flash floods hit the region.
The nearby Ladypool burst is banks and sent water gushing into the road and collected under the railway bridge.
During the heavy rainfall, more than 120 properties in areas including Aldridge, Streetly, Bloxwich and Willenhall suffered internal flooding.
A report to cabinet says the authority is looking to secure external funding to further boost flood alleviation measures to tackle future incidents.
It also said that prior to the May 2018 flash floods, the council had assisted in bringing about road closures and instructed highways maintenance contractor Tarmac to undertake emergency gully cleaning, be ready to issue sandbags and have on call operators ready to respond where required.
Following the incident, council teams provided support to affected residents, cleaned up hotspot areas, carried out reviews of its gully and street cleaning and held meetings with other agencies to exchange information and learn lessons from previous incidents.
The authority will now continue to develop its action plan to bolster defences in the event of future incidents.
The report said: "On the 27 May 2018 the weather was characterised by warm, humid conditions, with a south-easterly weather front and localised thunderstorms accompanied by intense rainfall.
"In addition Members will recall the tragic incident that happened on the A461 Lichfield Road, Rushall on the evening of 27 May 2018.
"Working with partners, the council will continue to explore opportunity to bring forward flood alleviation measures where it is able to do so.
"The council will continue to develop a ‘Flood Incident Plan’ that will comprise a review of the known flood hotspots to further refine incident planning pre and post flood event.
"It is recommended that Cabinet support the development of a ‘Flood Incident Plan’ setting out aims, objectives and roles for the council and its partners before, during and after a flood event."

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an action plan aimed at preventing a repeat of last year's devastating flooding incidents which saw one person die and more than a 100 homes affected is set to be approved.
walsall council's cabinet will meet on wednesday (march 20) where members are expected to give the green light to its flood risk management strategy.
in may last year, 82-year-old evesham man peter harnwell tragically died when his car became submerged in water in lichfield road, walsall, when flash floods hit the region.
the nearby ladypool burst is banks and sent water gushing into the road and collected under the railway bridge.
during the heavy rainfall, more than 120 properties in areas including aldridge, streetly, bloxwich and willenhall suffered internal flooding.
a report to cabinet says the authority is looking to secure external funding to further boost flood alleviation measures to tackle future incidents.
it also said that prior to the may 2018 flash floods, the council had assisted in bringing about road closures and instructed highways maintenance contractor tarmac to undertake emergency gully cleaning, be ready to issue sandbags and have on call operators ready to respond where required.
following the incident, council teams provided support to affected residents, cleaned up hotspot areas, carried out reviews of its gully and street cleaning and held meetings with other agencies to exchange information and learn lessons from previous incidents.
the authority will now continue to develop its action plan to bolster defences in the event of future incidents.
the report said: "on the 27 may 2018 the weather was characterised by warm, humid conditions, with a south-easterly weather front and localised thunderstorms accompanied by intense rainfall.
"in addition members will recall the tragic incident that happened on the a461 lichfield road, rushall on the evening of 27 may 2018.
"working with partners, the council will continue to explore opportunity to bring forward flood alleviation measures where it is able to do so.
"the council will continue to develop a ‘flood incident plan’ that will comprise a review of the known flood hotspots to further refine incident planning pre and post flood event.
"it is recommended that cabinet support the development of a ‘flood incident plan’ setting out aims, objectives and roles for the council and its partners before, during and after a flood event."


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It might not be a career field you’re familiar with, but chances are high you’ve seen a phlebotomist* at some point in your life. They’re the people who draw blood and make sure it’s labeled correctly before it goes off to your doctor or the lab. Let’s dig deeper into what phlebotomy is all about and how this career field continues to grow!
The heart of what phlebotomists do is draw blood. This could be done for testing, transfusions, research or blood donations. It’s important phlebotomists understand the purpose for the blood draw so they take the correct amount and label it properly.
Phlebotomists working in a hospital might be called to draw blood from a patient’s room, or they might work in the lab drawing blood from patients who come to them. Since phlebotomists spend their entire day drawing blood, you can be sure they’ll know the best way to find your vein and get what they need as quickly and painlessly as possible.
If you’ve ever had to go to a lab for a blood test, you’ve probably seen a phlebotomist. Before drawing your blood, your phlebotomist will match the laboratory requisition form to specimen tubes. They might also enter patient and specimen information into a database.
At blood donor centers, phlebotomists need to determine donor suitability from interview results, vital signs and medical history. They may also conduct hemoglobin tests to ensure donor iron levels are normal and calibrate machines used for things like plasma collection.
It might be hard to tell if you’re seeing a nurse, medical assistant or phlebotomist at your doctors’ office. Each role is responsible for drawing blood, but phlebotomists specialize in doing so. They might also transport specimens from your doctors’ office to the lab for testing.
How Easy is it to Get a Phlebotomist Job?
The good news is that the phlebotomy field is growing. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of phlebotomists is projected to grow 25% national between 2014-2024 1, much faster than average for all occupations! But whether or not you’ll be able to get a job depends on you. Being on time for your externship hours and conducting yourself in a professional manner while at externship are ways you can show potential employers you’re a good candidate for open phlebotomy positions.
What Kind of Education Do I Need to Become a Phlebotomist?
In some states, phlebotomists are required to be certified to work in the field. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, phlebotomists typically enter this occupation with a postsecondary nondegree award 2 from a phlebotomy program 3 and most employers prefer those who have earned a professional certification. In some states, phlebotomists are required to be certified** to work in the field. Phlebotomy programs include education in anatomy and physiology and teach students how to collect and process blood.
Once you have completed your certificate program and attain professional certification, you’re on your way to your career as a phlebotomist!
If you’re interested in learning about Carrington’s Phlebotomy Technician program, click here.
* Individuals seeking to enter this career field may be subject to screenings such as, but not limited to, criminal background checks and drug/alcohol testing prior to externship, to attain occupational licensure/certification or employment, and throughout their careers.
** Carrington College prepares students to take appropriate certification and licensure exams related to their individual majors. The College does not guarantee students will successfully pass these exams or be certified or licensed as a result of completing the program. Credential preparation varies by location.
1 https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/phlebotomists.htm#tab-1. Data reflects a national projected percentage change in employment from 2014-2024 and may not reflect local economic conditions.
2 While some employers may not require this level of education, it can help better prepare you for the responsibilities of this role.

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it might not be a career field you’re familiar with, but chances are high you’ve seen a phlebotomist* at some point in your life. they’re the people who draw blood and make sure it’s labeled correctly before it goes off to your doctor or the lab. let’s dig deeper into what phlebotomy is all about and how this career field continues to grow!
the heart of what phlebotomists do is draw blood. this could be done for testing, transfusions, research or blood donations. it’s important phlebotomists understand the purpose for the blood draw so they take the correct amount and label it properly.
phlebotomists working in a hospital might be called to draw blood from a patient’s room, or they might work in the lab drawing blood from patients who come to them. since phlebotomists spend their entire day drawing blood, you can be sure they’ll know the best way to find your vein and get what they need as quickly and painlessly as possible.
if you’ve ever had to go to a lab for a blood test, you’ve probably seen a phlebotomist. before drawing your blood, your phlebotomist will match the laboratory requisition form to specimen tubes. they might also enter patient and specimen information into a database.
at blood donor centers, phlebotomists need to determine donor suitability from interview results, vital signs and medical history. they may also conduct hemoglobin tests to ensure donor iron levels are normal and calibrate machines used for things like plasma collection.
it might be hard to tell if you’re seeing a nurse, medical assistant or phlebotomist at your doctors’ office. each role is responsible for drawing blood, but phlebotomists specialize in doing so. they might also transport specimens from your doctors’ office to the lab for testing.
how easy is it to get a phlebotomist job?
the good news is that the phlebotomy field is growing. according to the united states bureau of labor statistics, employment of phlebotomists is projected to grow 25% national between 2014-2024 1, much faster than average for all occupations! but whether or not you’ll be able to get a job depends on you. being on time for your externship hours and conducting yourself in a professional manner while at externship are ways you can show potential employers you’re a good candidate for open phlebotomy positions.
what kind of education do i need to become a phlebotomist?
in some states, phlebotomists are required to be certified to work in the field. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, phlebotomists typically enter this occupation with a postsecondary nondegree award 2 from a phlebotomy program 3 and most employers prefer those who have earned a professional certification. in some states, phlebotomists are required to be certified** to work in the field. phlebotomy programs include education in anatomy and physiology and teach students how to collect and process blood.
once you have completed your certificate program and attain professional certification, you’re on your way to your career as a phlebotomist!
if you’re interested in learning about carrington’s phlebotomy technician program, click here.
* individuals seeking to enter this career field may be subject to screenings such as, but not limited to, criminal background checks and drug/alcohol testing prior to externship, to attain occupational licensure/certification or employment, and throughout their careers.
** carrington college prepares students to take appropriate certification and licensure exams related to their individual majors. the college does not guarantee students will successfully pass these exams or be certified or licensed as a result of completing the program. credential preparation varies by location.
1 https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/phlebotomists.htm#tab-1. data reflects a national projected percentage change in employment from 2014-2024 and may not reflect local economic conditions.
2 while some employers may not require this level of education, it can help better prepare you for the responsibilities of this role.


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The holiday is this Monday, January 20, but his birthday is January 15th! For Round Rock ISD, Monday is a Staff and Student holiday. For Leander ISD, Monday is a Student holiday and Staff Development day.
Looking for ways to celebrate this important man’s life and contributions?
There are a lot of cool activities around Austin starting Wednesday. Go to http://www.freefuninaustin.com for a listing. The time-sensitive activity is the MLK Celebration at the George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center! Documentaries will be shown all throughout the day, 11am – 6pm. The event is free and open to the public.
The web has a bunch of links to activities to do with your child or classroom of students. I’ve highlighted a handful here that I think are worth your time to look through in order to choose your favorites.
Scholastic’s website has great activities at http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/collection/commemorate-life-dr-martin-luther-king-jr.
Ever heard of a KWL chart? When presenting a topic, beforehand have your child list out the things they think they already KNOW (K) about the topic. Next, have them list the things they WANT TO KNOW (W). Then, after presenting the information, have them look to see what things they did LEARN (L) and double-check the things they thought they knew. If they didn’t learn all the things they wanted to, that is a great time to help them research the answers.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday, fourth grade students recited Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream Speech” in front of the Lincoln Memorial in 2011.
Give students an overview of the civil rights movement with this rap song by Flocabulary. The educational rap incorporates the words of Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
Students will learn about racial tensions leading up to the August 28, 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a turning point in the fight for civil rights. This video highlights part of Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

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the holiday is this monday, january 20, but his birthday is january 15th! for round rock isd, monday is a staff and student holiday. for leander isd, monday is a student holiday and staff development day.
looking for ways to celebrate this important man’s life and contributions?
there are a lot of cool activities around austin starting wednesday. go to http://www.freefuninaustin.com for a listing. the time-sensitive activity is the mlk celebration at the george washington carver museum & cultural center! documentaries will be shown all throughout the day, 11am – 6pm. the event is free and open to the public.
the web has a bunch of links to activities to do with your child or classroom of students. i’ve highlighted a handful here that i think are worth your time to look through in order to choose your favorites.
scholastic’s website has great activities at http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/collection/commemorate-life-dr-martin-luther-king-jr.
ever heard of a kwl chart? when presenting a topic, beforehand have your child list out the things they think they already know (k) about the topic. next, have them list the things they want to know (w). then, after presenting the information, have them look to see what things they did learn (l) and double-check the things they thought they knew. if they didn’t learn all the things they wanted to, that is a great time to help them research the answers.
in honor of martin luther king jr’s birthday, fourth grade students recited dr. king’s “i have a dream speech” in front of the lincoln memorial in 2011.
give students an overview of the civil rights movement with this rap song by flocabulary. the educational rap incorporates the words of dr. king’s “i have a dream” speech.
students will learn about racial tensions leading up to the august 28, 1963 march on washington for jobs and freedom, a turning point in the fight for civil rights. this video highlights part of dr. king’s “i have a dream” speech.


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Paragon is a leading blockchain platform that promises to revolutionize the cannabis industry. The company, which intends to achieve that through transparency, has officially opened a new co-working space in Los Angeles, called ParagonSpace.
Interestingly enough, the space is located in the heart of Hollywood, sitting between Tamarind Avenue and Sunset Boulevard. The revolutionary cannabis company opened to business in Los Angeles in September.
Indeed, influencers of the cannabis community were around to spice up the epoch-making occasion. The notable ones among them were Chanel West Coast, Matt Barnes, Enzo Amore, and a host of others. The Paragon partners kicked off the event with a VIP launch at the venue. While enjoying their drinks, the guests took walks around the building, admiring the inspiring edifice.
The ParagonSpace occupies 4,300 sq. foot space. There were other side attractions such as Elevated Chefs’ Valerie Archer’s hors d’oeuvres, and a live DJ. That’s not all… Other side attractions include gift bags and displays of partners’ and friends’ products and technology. Some of ParagonSpace’s friends and partners in attendance were Dank City, Magic Pipe, Atlas Edibles, Lowell Herb Co, and more.
The CEO of ParagonSpace, Jessica VerSteeg, spoke on the importance of ParagonSpace’s launch. She said that ParagonSpace understands the challenges that companies in the industry face. She stated that the co-working space allows businesses and entrepreneurs to partner and network. Speaking further, the chief executive noted that the partners could build a high-tech, safe, and affordable co-working environment. Also, VerSteeg noted that she is opening up space in the industry for all. In conclusion, she gave examples with freelancers, law firms, creative agencies, and manufacturers, concluding that all the businesses can come together in a unified goal.
Indeed, L.A. is on the verge of becoming the biggest cannabis market in the United States, hosting thousands of companies. Looking at ParagonSpace, it offers close proximity to the freeway, plenty of parking lots, and many other enticing features. In addition, the complex is accessible to commuters, locals, and visitors. Regardless of where they may be coming from, they can easily access the expansive property.
What’s the Benefit of Securing Space at ParagonSpace?
In fact, to secure office space in the building, it is as easy as ABC. All that is required of interested persons or businesses is to sign up for ParagonSpace membership. Depending on the package selected, membership ranges from $449 to $3,000 USD per month. Yes, it’s very affordable, isn’t it? With the membership, these businesses wouldn’t have to worry about property rentals, utilities, and permits. Also, the ParagonSpace community has greater opportunities for getting clients, services, resources, and investors.

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paragon is a leading blockchain platform that promises to revolutionize the cannabis industry. the company, which intends to achieve that through transparency, has officially opened a new co-working space in los angeles, called paragonspace.
interestingly enough, the space is located in the heart of hollywood, sitting between tamarind avenue and sunset boulevard. the revolutionary cannabis company opened to business in los angeles in september.
indeed, influencers of the cannabis community were around to spice up the epoch-making occasion. the notable ones among them were chanel west coast, matt barnes, enzo amore, and a host of others. the paragon partners kicked off the event with a vip launch at the venue. while enjoying their drinks, the guests took walks around the building, admiring the inspiring edifice.
the paragonspace occupies 4,300 sq. foot space. there were other side attractions such as elevated chefs’ valerie archer’s hors d’oeuvres, and a live dj. that’s not all… other side attractions include gift bags and displays of partners’ and friends’ products and technology. some of paragonspace’s friends and partners in attendance were dank city, magic pipe, atlas edibles, lowell herb co, and more.
the ceo of paragonspace, jessica versteeg, spoke on the importance of paragonspace’s launch. she said that paragonspace understands the challenges that companies in the industry face. she stated that the co-working space allows businesses and entrepreneurs to partner and network. speaking further, the chief executive noted that the partners could build a high-tech, safe, and affordable co-working environment. also, versteeg noted that she is opening up space in the industry for all. in conclusion, she gave examples with freelancers, law firms, creative agencies, and manufacturers, concluding that all the businesses can come together in a unified goal.
indeed, l.a. is on the verge of becoming the biggest cannabis market in the united states, hosting thousands of companies. looking at paragonspace, it offers close proximity to the freeway, plenty of parking lots, and many other enticing features. in addition, the complex is accessible to commuters, locals, and visitors. regardless of where they may be coming from, they can easily access the expansive property.
what’s the benefit of securing space at paragonspace?
in fact, to secure office space in the building, it is as easy as abc. all that is required of interested persons or businesses is to sign up for paragonspace membership. depending on the package selected, membership ranges from $449 to $3,000 usd per month. yes, it’s very affordable, isn’t it? with the membership, these businesses wouldn’t have to worry about property rentals, utilities, and permits. also, the paragonspace community has greater opportunities for getting clients, services, resources, and investors.


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This project began, about five weeks into our fall semester graduate seminar, by mistake—as an off-the-cuff and almost-forgotten comment about depicting our composing processes that we couldn't leave alone. After an off-hand comment made in class about seeing multimodal composing processes, the idea continued to percolate. It emerged through informal conversations: at coffee shops and homes, in our classroom and virtual spaces, with partners and peers. Our thoughts and discussions continued—through research on multimodality and digital writing, through the individual perspectives we each brought to the classroom—until it became inevitable that we carry out this project.
In translating these thoughts and discussions into writing, we identified, misidentified, and differently identified with aspects of our individual multimodal artifacts as well as of the overall webtext. These processes aided in our abilities to brainstorm into existence projects for videos that would encapsulate both the actual and felt senses of our individual writing processes.
Ongoing collaborations moved us beyond the classroom (indeed, as we describe above, were already happening beyond the classroom) and into digital spaces: Google Drive and email became central hubs of communication and drafting. We used the former for everything from putting together calendars and schedules, posting drafts of videos, and leaving comments and feedback directly on each other's work. Our (extensive) email threads contained more meta-level discussion about process, feedback on the project as a whole, and responses to the webtext architecture. Shuttling among these practices allowed us to not only generate critical reflexivity about our shared interests but to delegate specific tasks, such as editing and project management, based on our particular strengths and insights.
Our process of conceiving, drafting, and finalizing the project, then, was marked by multiple modes of meaning, communication, collaboration, and production. In this sense, the final product reflects the practices that led to its conception.

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this project began, about five weeks into our fall semester graduate seminar, by mistake—as an off-the-cuff and almost-forgotten comment about depicting our composing processes that we couldn't leave alone. after an off-hand comment made in class about seeing multimodal composing processes, the idea continued to percolate. it emerged through informal conversations: at coffee shops and homes, in our classroom and virtual spaces, with partners and peers. our thoughts and discussions continued—through research on multimodality and digital writing, through the individual perspectives we each brought to the classroom—until it became inevitable that we carry out this project.
in translating these thoughts and discussions into writing, we identified, misidentified, and differently identified with aspects of our individual multimodal artifacts as well as of the overall webtext. these processes aided in our abilities to brainstorm into existence projects for videos that would encapsulate both the actual and felt senses of our individual writing processes.
ongoing collaborations moved us beyond the classroom (indeed, as we describe above, were already happening beyond the classroom) and into digital spaces: google drive and email became central hubs of communication and drafting. we used the former for everything from putting together calendars and schedules, posting drafts of videos, and leaving comments and feedback directly on each other's work. our (extensive) email threads contained more meta-level discussion about process, feedback on the project as a whole, and responses to the webtext architecture. shuttling among these practices allowed us to not only generate critical reflexivity about our shared interests but to delegate specific tasks, such as editing and project management, based on our particular strengths and insights.
our process of conceiving, drafting, and finalizing the project, then, was marked by multiple modes of meaning, communication, collaboration, and production. in this sense, the final product reflects the practices that led to its conception.


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1. <NOFRAME> と <NOFRAMES> は、どちらが正しいのか?
% news locate a hierarchy of interest.
% made contributions to date.
10. URL と URI の違いって何?
12. Subject に 書かれる "was"とは?
should be able to deduce this information from References.

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1. <noframe> と <noframes> は、どちらが正しいのか?
% news locate a hierarchy of interest.
% made contributions to date.
10. url と uri の違いって何?
12. subject に 書かれる "was"とは?
should be able to deduce this information from references.


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Democracy is defined as a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system. This abstraction goes back to the old Greek states that spontaneously emerged and coalesced to form one of the greatest civilizations in world history. This was further refined by the great English political philosophers and more importantly, put to test in the pamphlets that led to the founding of the United States of America. The debates that reverberated in the pages of the Federalist Papers still continue to be amplified over the years into the political theater today … and more importantly; it plays a big role in the technology theater.
I have, over the years, found it a fascinating exercise to connect the dots. It is my firm belief that learning can be ported from many different and seemingly discrete and distant disciplines … to connect them is not a Nietzschian leap or a metamorphosis from a man to superman thinking. It is forging creativity, introducing dialogue between the wedges, creating an infrastructure and support system to promote association and free thought … and the abstractions would thus reduce to more concrete and practical rules for the advancement in daily living. Thus, despite being in finance, I have kept my sensibilities open to a plethora of fuzzy possibilities that may affect my realm, as much as explore the fuzzy stretches of finance that may affect the concrete realities in other areas … either in or outside of the corporate environment. I am enamored of the intellectual elasticity that has become a generational bar that the open society has enabled through technology.
1) Privacy: Man is a social animal. That being said, we crave for society but we seek solace in ourselves. Hence, science and religion coexist happily. There is never so much of each to drive the other out, since the final questions that one ultimately asks is meta-scientific. In seeking our silent spaces, the proxy in a social network is privacy. We impute value to this quaint notion which has different magnitudes across different cultures … however, my contention is that a true democratic system will allow its citizenry to preserve their spaces and enforce property rights upon such spaces. If a social network is a microcosm … an experiment playing out in the petri dish of events in our world, the network will have to embrace the democratic ideals and ensure privacy. The privacy can be protected through statutory means, business rules implemented in the system, technical do’s and don’ts, self-governing protocols, etiquettes for mutual understanding etc. These are the attributes that the right network will imbibe in the framing and final design of its own emergence.
2) Ease of Use: It is upon the network to enable the participants to speak and quickly adopt to common practices, learn new languages, adapt to changes, and to be wooed by the beauty of minimalism and simplicity. Urban planning is a lot different today than it was a 100 years ago. The good old times were not really the good old times … we live today in the best of times, and it will only get better. We are dealing with the consequences of advances in medical sciences, disaster recovery, and a general increase in income, et al… all of these translating into a burgeoning global population. Despite this and the adverse impact on the environment and having aptly defined the gloom and doom prophecy of Rome diatribe – we are not under the shadow of a Tower of Babel, lost in a litany of tongues. Rather, we are happily skewed toward embracing the common denominator, the ultimate leveler, the common theme, a grand platform. This de facto standardization of diverse orientations is making us more proficient in people finding greater meaning in their lives. The virtual network exist to allow such meaning, if the participants use it accordingly and most importantly … be able to step back and reflect upon the dialogues that they see or participate in. So the network must appeal in a manner to advance the common parlance … the global village is less a village … it is a megapolis of spontaneous evolution of innovation and knowledge. The pace of innovation in the next 10 years will outpace innovation over the last 100 years.
3) Mass Psychology – When I read Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink, I recall thinking that indeed … years of experience can effectively shortcut a process to arrive at conclusions that may be correct. Arriving to a meaningfully correct judgment happens despite one not working through heaps and layers of data, analysis, observations etc. Thereafter, I read Crowdsourcing by Howe and that opened up another world … there indeed is this wisdom of the crowds. I have, as you recall, referred to Hayek who had always been optimistic toward an aggregate marketplace of opinions … Crowdsourcing empirically confirmed that theses. So now one need not necessary get to Blink when there are infrastructures setup to crowd source reference points to get you meaningfully within a safe distance from a “blink” conclusion, the latter fermented over years of experience. A great network is the one that enables such crowdsourcing to occur… functionally and aesthetically. It takes years out of the equation; it advances knowledge at stupendous pace. Somewhere I read that innovation in the next 10 years will outpace innovation over the last 100 years … I imagine that the network of connections, social or otherwise, across a standard operational platform is enabling this effusion of ideas and innovation that is and will continue to permeate our daily living.
4) Communication Channels: Finally, the virtual network must create a flurry of communication channels. I am abstracting communication to a higher level … to a plane wherein the underlying meaning is to exchange messages that drive people to act toward something. Communication is not passive; even it would engender a dialogue as commonplace or existential as “Who am I”. The value-based virtual network ought to be responsible for parsing all the touch points that impact the sensibilities of a user. These sensibilities constitute the perennial target … but unfortunately it is a moving target since new contexts emerge rapidly and may change the underlying value from which the sensibilities are wrought.
So the networks that we know today – the big elephants in the room: FB, LinkedIn, Twitter have to reinvent themselves to go deeper into capturing the intrinsic value of the participant. Or it may serve the system of surfacing the extrinsic and articulated needs of the participants … thus leaving open the possibility of ushering a new generation of niche networks that can tap into the god and the devil within us. As long as it proscribes to the four rules outlined above, I am optimistic that these cocktails will advance us sooner to the better and more productive lives in the future.

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democracy is defined as a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system. this abstraction goes back to the old greek states that spontaneously emerged and coalesced to form one of the greatest civilizations in world history. this was further refined by the great english political philosophers and more importantly, put to test in the pamphlets that led to the founding of the united states of america. the debates that reverberated in the pages of the federalist papers still continue to be amplified over the years into the political theater today … and more importantly; it plays a big role in the technology theater.
i have, over the years, found it a fascinating exercise to connect the dots. it is my firm belief that learning can be ported from many different and seemingly discrete and distant disciplines … to connect them is not a nietzschian leap or a metamorphosis from a man to superman thinking. it is forging creativity, introducing dialogue between the wedges, creating an infrastructure and support system to promote association and free thought … and the abstractions would thus reduce to more concrete and practical rules for the advancement in daily living. thus, despite being in finance, i have kept my sensibilities open to a plethora of fuzzy possibilities that may affect my realm, as much as explore the fuzzy stretches of finance that may affect the concrete realities in other areas … either in or outside of the corporate environment. i am enamored of the intellectual elasticity that has become a generational bar that the open society has enabled through technology.
1) privacy: man is a social animal. that being said, we crave for society but we seek solace in ourselves. hence, science and religion coexist happily. there is never so much of each to drive the other out, since the final questions that one ultimately asks is meta-scientific. in seeking our silent spaces, the proxy in a social network is privacy. we impute value to this quaint notion which has different magnitudes across different cultures … however, my contention is that a true democratic system will allow its citizenry to preserve their spaces and enforce property rights upon such spaces. if a social network is a microcosm … an experiment playing out in the petri dish of events in our world, the network will have to embrace the democratic ideals and ensure privacy. the privacy can be protected through statutory means, business rules implemented in the system, technical do’s and don’ts, self-governing protocols, etiquettes for mutual understanding etc. these are the attributes that the right network will imbibe in the framing and final design of its own emergence.
2) ease of use: it is upon the network to enable the participants to speak and quickly adopt to common practices, learn new languages, adapt to changes, and to be wooed by the beauty of minimalism and simplicity. urban planning is a lot different today than it was a 100 years ago. the good old times were not really the good old times … we live today in the best of times, and it will only get better. we are dealing with the consequences of advances in medical sciences, disaster recovery, and a general increase in income, et al… all of these translating into a burgeoning global population. despite this and the adverse impact on the environment and having aptly defined the gloom and doom prophecy of rome diatribe – we are not under the shadow of a tower of babel, lost in a litany of tongues. rather, we are happily skewed toward embracing the common denominator, the ultimate leveler, the common theme, a grand platform. this de facto standardization of diverse orientations is making us more proficient in people finding greater meaning in their lives. the virtual network exist to allow such meaning, if the participants use it accordingly and most importantly … be able to step back and reflect upon the dialogues that they see or participate in. so the network must appeal in a manner to advance the common parlance … the global village is less a village … it is a megapolis of spontaneous evolution of innovation and knowledge. the pace of innovation in the next 10 years will outpace innovation over the last 100 years.
3) mass psychology – when i read malcolm gladwell’s blink, i recall thinking that indeed … years of experience can effectively shortcut a process to arrive at conclusions that may be correct. arriving to a meaningfully correct judgment happens despite one not working through heaps and layers of data, analysis, observations etc. thereafter, i read crowdsourcing by howe and that opened up another world … there indeed is this wisdom of the crowds. i have, as you recall, referred to hayek who had always been optimistic toward an aggregate marketplace of opinions … crowdsourcing empirically confirmed that theses. so now one need not necessary get to blink when there are infrastructures setup to crowd source reference points to get you meaningfully within a safe distance from a “blink” conclusion, the latter fermented over years of experience. a great network is the one that enables such crowdsourcing to occur… functionally and aesthetically. it takes years out of the equation; it advances knowledge at stupendous pace. somewhere i read that innovation in the next 10 years will outpace innovation over the last 100 years … i imagine that the network of connections, social or otherwise, across a standard operational platform is enabling this effusion of ideas and innovation that is and will continue to permeate our daily living.
4) communication channels: finally, the virtual network must create a flurry of communication channels. i am abstracting communication to a higher level … to a plane wherein the underlying meaning is to exchange messages that drive people to act toward something. communication is not passive; even it would engender a dialogue as commonplace or existential as “who am i”. the value-based virtual network ought to be responsible for parsing all the touch points that impact the sensibilities of a user. these sensibilities constitute the perennial target … but unfortunately it is a moving target since new contexts emerge rapidly and may change the underlying value from which the sensibilities are wrought.
so the networks that we know today – the big elephants in the room: fb, linkedin, twitter have to reinvent themselves to go deeper into capturing the intrinsic value of the participant. or it may serve the system of surfacing the extrinsic and articulated needs of the participants … thus leaving open the possibility of ushering a new generation of niche networks that can tap into the god and the devil within us. as long as it proscribes to the four rules outlined above, i am optimistic that these cocktails will advance us sooner to the better and more productive lives in the future.


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Unprecedented rebates are now being offered to the public sector including school districts and other municipalities from Ameren and ComEd.
These rebates are paying up to 75% of the total project including labor provided even by the district itself. The funds available are set aside and are paid quickly.
Our friendly pitbulls communicate with a large base of manufacturers and suppliers using geographically diverse warehousing to get what you need and get it to you fast.
A-Type Incandescent Lamps will begin to be phased out due to federal minimum efficiency standards starting with 100W lamps in January 2012, continuing with 75W lamps the following year, and 60 & 40W lamps the year after. Because most incandescents will not be able to meet the new standards they will eventually disappear from the market.
for your industrial lighting needs.

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unprecedented rebates are now being offered to the public sector including school districts and other municipalities from ameren and comed.
these rebates are paying up to 75% of the total project including labor provided even by the district itself. the funds available are set aside and are paid quickly.
our friendly pitbulls communicate with a large base of manufacturers and suppliers using geographically diverse warehousing to get what you need and get it to you fast.
a-type incandescent lamps will begin to be phased out due to federal minimum efficiency standards starting with 100w lamps in january 2012, continuing with 75w lamps the following year, and 60 & 40w lamps the year after. because most incandescents will not be able to meet the new standards they will eventually disappear from the market.
for your industrial lighting needs.