 Air. God bless the First Amendment.
Holly Benson
Escambia County has uncovered a summary report from the office of State of Florida Auditor General David W. Martin that found a systemic history of overpayments, payment errors and lack of oversight relating to the payment of Medicaid claims by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). The county has been hit with a $6.3 million bill for these errors. Benson served as head of AHCA from 2008-2010.
Phony Gas Furor
Fox News has reported the way President Obama is handling high gasoline prices is one of the top issues on the campaign trail. During Bush’s last year, gas prices peaked at $4.12 in mid-July 2008. The pump prices are nationally $3.81 per gallon as of April 27, which is nearly a dime less than a year ago. Oops, another hole in Tea Party rants.Butthurt about Mocha Uson’s page and drawing influences that outright threatened those of newspaper media, a petition in Change.Org was made to remove MOCHA USON BLOG from Facebook.
It has already happened before, particularly in Pro-Duterte Facebook pages.
Because the likes of MOCHA USON BLOG is very popular and has already eclipsed some pages attributed to broadcasting media, and is an avid supporter of President Rodrigo Duterte, those against him are naturally threatened by Mocha’s promotion.
Pages like Madam Claudia and even Cynthia Patag herself has attempted to take a swipe to shame Mocha Uson, apparently, to no avail.
Because of Mocha Uson’s presence, the agendas of those against President Duterte have never taken off. Naturally, she will be targeted for the simple reason she has the most followers.
But Uson already anticipated such moves and made plans ahead, including a backup page.
Who will gain from the page being excised? Naturally, her rivals. These include Agot Isidro, Jim Paredes, Cynthia Patag, and more. Less people who can drive them away from their anti-Duterte tirades, the more it will benefit their destabilization plots.
According to social media measurements of Facebook, engagements is what makes MOCHA USON BLOG so potent and threatening.
And because of that, it’s only natural for them to start plotting Uson’s ouster in Facebook: Fact Shaming (which has happened but Uson rebounded and has also gotten even by also fact-checking her detractors, to their ire), Smart-Shaming, Slut-Shaming (due to her previous occupation) and Stereotyping.
And here’s one for the books: Anti-Duterte people have slutshamed Mocha Uson but held people like Leila De Lima and Agot Isidro in high regard, whining and protesting when the latter two also had been subjected to similar remarks. 
The amount of Uson’s followers and those that engage in her page is an undeniable fact. Therefore, they have to resort to cheap shots like such petitions, content reporting and even slut-shaming, which unfortunately for those yellow sympathizers, had little to utterly negative impact, ie. backfired.
It’s a hilarious irony to those who have bragged about bringing democracy, but instead, have used it in a dictatorial hue, just because someone is speaking a language other than theirs, and hers is more credible to the eyes and ears of the people..
The study also reveals that 63% of Americans have not been set up before, which means they haven’t had a bad experience to compare it to (like with online dating). However, among those who have been set up, many seem to have a positive enough experience that they want to be set up again, or at least they are open to it (43% compared to 42%). Millennials who have been set up before are the most likely demographic to want to be set up again, at 56%.
Most of the respondents who have been set up (56%) were set up by a friend, whereas only about 17% were set up by a family member. Only 13% of respondents were set up by a co-worker. While one in five Americans think that their families are too involved in their love lives, the vast majority disagree (70%). They prefer their networks to help boost their connections to new people.
Millennials were an especially interesting subset in the research. When asked if they could pick one way of meeting the next person to date, 27% would like it to happen organically, like a chance meeting at a coffee shop or in a grocery store. Twenty-three percent would like to be set up by a friend or family member, compared to only 12% through a dating app and 6% through work. (It should be noted that a whopping 32% said they weren’t interested in dating anyone.)
Bottom line? If you are tired of dating apps, you’re in good company. Maybe you should ask your friends or family to set you up for your next date.The WiFi Gateway is a wireless device used to connect compatible Codelocks smart locks to your WiFi network in conjunction with the K3 Connect App*. It can be used to manage and control locks remotely via the K3 Connect App*.
To install the WiFi Gateway simply plug it into a steady power source (i.e. a wall socket with USB port) which has a minimum 5v power supply.
Placing the WiFi Gateway in any type of enclosure such as a cupboard or cabinet may reduce or block the WiFi connection.
Close proximity to your WiFi router may cause interference. Install at least 1 metre from your router.
Building structure may reduce the range or cause connectivity issues.
Multiple WiFi Gateways may be required in installations with multiple locks.
The K3 Connect App*, available on Android and iOS App stores, is required for installation. Refer to the K3 Connect User Guide or codelockssupport.com for more information.
Only the lock administrator is able to connect the lock to the WiFi Gateway.
Before proceeding: If you have not done so already, download the K3 Connect App* and add the locks. For more detailed instruction on how to do this check your lock’s programming and operation instructions or the K3 Connect User Guide.
Note: You must be the lock’s administrator to add it to a WiFi Gateway.
Connect the WiFi Gateway to e USB power source. The LED will remain red for Approximately 15 seconds whilst the device starts.
Open the K3 Connect App*.
Swipe left on the lock and select Info.
One the Info screen, scroll to Gateway Management and select Setup New Gateway.
Enter your WiFi network name (SSID) and password. Sync to Lock when complete.
When prompted, using the pin (if lost, an unfolded paperclip will suffice) located in the WiFi Gateway’s box, press the pinhole button. The pairing process will begin. A confirmation notification will be displayed on completion.
Note: If the Gateway Management option is not available, ensure that the K3 Connect App* and lock firmware are both up to date.
On the Info screen scroll to Gateway Management and select Use Existing Gateway.
Select the WiFi Gateway you would like to add the lock to. The pairing process will begin. A confirmation notification will be displayed upon completion.
Hold down WiFi Gateway pinhole button using the supplied pin or an unfolded paperclip.
The LED will change to solid yellow, continue to hold down for 5 seconds until the LED turns off.
Release the button. The WiFi Gateway will revert to factory settings.
Note: If the LED is solid red, refer to Troubleshooting.
WiFi Gateway has not yet been setup and is still using its factory settings.
WiFi Gateway is powering on, wait 15 seconds.
Check your router is functioning correctly and it has access to the internet.
WiFi Gateway is paired with a lock and has an internet connection.
Continue to hold the button for more than 5 seconds, WiFi Gateway will reset.
The WiFi Gateway is updating its firmware. Do not unplug the unit - wait for the LED to revert to normal.
The WiFi Gateway is in setup mode. Wait 30 seconds.
Make sure your router is near to the WiFi Gateway and is functioning correctly. Check in the K3 Connect App* that your SSID (WiFi name) and password is correct.
Check the status of the locks.
2. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimetres between the radiator and your body.
*The App is available on Apple App Store for Apple devices or Google PlayTM for AndroidTM devices by searching for K3 Connect. Apple, the Apple logo, and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android, Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.
How do I reference a Blueprint class's static mesh's socket?
I’m spawning an actor, which is a Blueprint class which uses a static mesh that has a socket.
Could anyone please tell me how to get the socket’s location?
I use the socket to get a single-pixel-sized location (as the actor might spawn inside a wall, which means I can’t use it with a line trace which would be immediately blocked). If I’m going about it the wrong way, any suggestions would be welcome.
you need to get location from the static mesh component of the blueprint and not just the blue