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Cover Lenses
Cover Lens Manufacturer
Custom Strengthened Glass Cover Lenses
In addition to providing custom LCD, OLED and capacitive touchscreen products, we are a glass cover lens supplier, licensed by Corning Incorporated to process Corning® Gorilla® Glass for cover lens applications. Our fully-equipped glass factories in China can manufacture custom cover lenses to meet the appearance and functionality requirements of your project. Whether you need custom flat or 3D shapes, screen printing, specialized films and coatings, or other value-added services – we can provide a unique solution for your project. And, if you're in the market for custom display and touch components as well, we can manufacture and integrate those along with your custom cover lens so you don't have to shop around multiple suppliers. This can mean huge development time and cost savings for your project. Whether you're looking for a cover lens, display, touch sensor or a combination of all three, our expert sales and technical teams across the globe are ready to support you throughout all design, manufacturing and logistics stages.
Glass Manufacturing Capabilities
- Custom designs, unique to your application
- Sizes up to 11.8″H x 15.7″W (300 x 400mm)
- Glass thickness from 0.4mm to 6mm
- Licensed processor of Corning® Gorilla® Glass
- 3D hot bending
- Screen printing on glass
- Specialized coatings:
- Anti-glare function etched into the glass surface – no peeling, scratching or yellowing!
- Anti-fingerprint function chemically bonded to the glass surface – no peeling!
- Anti-reflection vacuum coatings
- Scratch-resistant vacuum coatings
- Full integration with displays and touch panels
- Low MOQs at competitive pricing
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Factory Equipment & Certifications
- Full spectrum of glass processing and validation equipment:
- 1,000m² of Class 1,000 clean-room workshop
- 300m² of Class 100 clean room workshop
- 4-axis CNC cutting machines
- 3D hot bending machines
- Polishing machines
- Ultrasonic cleaning machines
- Ion-exchange tanks
- Silk-screen printers
- Glass performance verification equipment
- Other state-of-the-art equipment
- Six Sigma and LEAN manufacturing practices
- ISO9001, ISO14001, IATF16949 certified
- RoHS and REACH compliant
Common Treatments for Cover Lenses
AR (Anti-Reflection)
This type of treatment involves applying a film or coating of a specific thickness to the surface of a cover lens. The film reduces the reflections on the surface by canceling out a specific wavelength of light as it is reflected back to the consumer. When a specific wavelength of light passes through the AR material, some of it is reflected back to the consumer at the surface of the AR film (R1) and some of it is reflected at the surface of the cover lens (R2). The thickness of the AR film causes the reflected wavelengths (R1, R2) to be reflected exactly out of phase with each other (see diagram 1.1) so that they cancel each other out. Thus the consumer will not see their own reflection. Instead, they will see a brighter and more vivid display.
AG (Anti-Glare)
This type of treatment involves creating a rough surface on the cover lens via an etching process. As light reflects off of the rough surface, it is scattered at different angles (see diagram 1.2) which reduces the clarity of the reflected image. Thus, the consumer will not see the bright glare of any reflected light source.
AF/AS (Anti-Finger Print/Anti-Smudge)
This type of treatment reduces the ability of the cover lens retaining oils from your finger. AF/AS treatment is typically applied by vacuum deposition or by a liquid chemistry process, which creates an oleophobic top coating. Since this layer is a chemical modification of the glass surface, it is very durable compared to aftermarket AF/AS spray-on films and it is very thin with little or no impact on the optical quality of the display.
It has to be noted that AF/AS treatments do not perfectly prevent fingerprints. They only cause finger oils to bead on the surface, which makes them less noticeable and also much easier to clean off the screen.
Another benefit of the AF/AS coating is the "feel" or user perception of the treated surface. Because the surface is smooth, the finger will glide more easily compared to a non-treated surface. A non-treated cover lens surface can cause the user's finger to stick, skip, feel like it's being dragged, or even make drawing a singular line on the screen difficult so that it becomes a dotted line.
Learn More
- The Glass Age: How We Are Using Strengthened Glass To Protect Our Electronics
- Glass Treatments For Touch Screens: Anti-Reflective, Anti-Glare, Anti-Fingerprint
- Ways To Enhance The Functionality of LCD Displays
- Challenges Of Curved Touch Sensor Design
- How to Choose the Right Components for Your Display Module
- Display & Touch System Integration
- Device Protection Beyond Ruggedization


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A good marriage would be between a blind wife and a deaf husband.
Love is just a word until someone comes along and gives it meaning.
It's not what I feel for you. It's what I not feel for anyone.. but you!
It's easy to fall in love. The hard part is finding someone to catch you.
A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person.
May the love you express to each other today, always be the first thoughts during any trying times in the future.
Wishing you the joy and happiness that you both deserve, make sure you kiss every night before going to bed.
My father always wanted to be the corpse at every funeral, the bride at every wedding, and the baby at every christening
Love one another and you will be happy. It's as simple and as difficult as that.
Let good luck and understanding stay with you forever! Happy wedding day!
My marriage is on the rocks again yeah, my wife just broke up with her boyfriend.
The day we say I DO will be the greatest day of my life.
Marriage is like a hot bath. Once you get used to it, it's not so hot
Marriage is the golden ring in a chain whose beginning is a glance and whose ending is Eternity.
Talk six times with the same single lady and you may get the wedding dress ready
In a few years priests will say, You may now change your relationship status to husband and wife.
May there be a generation of children, on the children of your children.
Marriage is a short break between novels.
Marriage is perfect for lovers and suitable for the saints.
Marriage is a means of survival for two people.
Marriage is a short rest between romances.
I wish you to live in peace and in perfect union at least till your golden jubilee!
Marriage is useful for soothing sensuality. It's useless for soothing love.
The fact that we see so few successful marriages shows the value and importance of marriage.
We call marriage successful if wealthy man married a beautiful and rich girl.
Those who choose marriage of convenience at least has reasonable excuse.
Marriage, truth to say is evil, but necessary evil.
Marriage based on common sense and mutuality is one of the greatest things of life.
I believe that marriage should not be public. It's a about two persons, nobody else.
Marriages are made in heaven, but so are thunder and lightning.
True love is spending one day getting married.. and the rest of your life feeling glad you did.
Congratulations! God bless you today and for the rest of your married lives.
A happy man marries the girl he loves. A happier man loves the girl he marries.
I congratulate you on your wedding and wish you half of the most beautiful things in the world. The other half I'll leave for me.
Watch your wedding video in reverse You'll love the part where you walk back down the easily out the door into the car and bugger off with your mates.
I chose my wife, as she did her wedding gown, for qualities that would wear well.
Our delight knows no bounds on the day of your wedding. Wish that you carry this serene bond from strength to strength with each passing day.
A wedding is a start of togetherness.. of walks in the rain, basking in the sunshine, shared meals, caring for one another and sensing the love that a marriage carries.
The best time to love with your whole heart is always now, in this moment, because no breath beyond the current is promised.
A great marriage is not when the 'perfect couple' comes together. It is when an imperfect couple learns to enjoy their differences.
If You feel hollow, let Me be the one, who fills You up with Love. Let Me free the butterflies within. Just open Your heart, and let Me in.
The difference between an ordinary marriage and an extraordinary marriage is in giving just a little 'extra' every day, as often as possible, for as long as we both shall live.


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The S&P Healthcare Services Index decreased 16.5% over the last month, in line with the S&P 500 Index, which decreased 13.6% over the same period.
Over the past month, the sector experiencing the most growth was HCIT (up 13.7%) and the sectors experiencing the largest declines were Healthcare staffing (down 23.2%), Hospital vendors (down 8.2%) and providers – other (down 6.6%).
The current average LTM revenue and LTM EBITDA multiples for the healthcare services industry overall are 2.45x and 13.9x, respectively.
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The Subterranean Modern
A most singular aspect in the creation of the London Underground was its intended design as a classless modern space. The guidelines outlined in designer Enid Marx's first brief in 1936 by Frank Pick and Christian Barman emphasized a combination of social issues and the totality of form, through the design of attractive modern prints on functional hardwearing moquette that adorned the tube seats. Pick's desire was to create a utopian social space, what Michel Sadler describes as 'Earthly Paradise… the Underground would be a model of aesthetic integration and communal service, a catalyst for a more harmonious London of the future'. Yet despite this initially the underground network entered popular imagination (through pulp fiction) as an inferno, with entrances acting as the opening to a hell-mouth. The lack of class-based zones in the tube actually exposed real cultural fears: people were genuinely afraid that the mingling of the classes would lead to contamination.
The original stark white underground environment was humanized through the injection of carefully selected design, illustration and advertising applied to the tube carriages and station walls. Through the curation of succinct briefs, the London Underground became a platform for young designers (including many women such as Enid Marx and Marion Dorn) to showcase their talent and create functional, versatile designs for the public. I will examine the use of posters, tiling and fabrics in creating what Henri Lefebvre would describe as 'abstract space', considering the physical and metaphysical qualities of the tube network as a place of transience and temporality. Georges Perec perceived 'space as inventory, space as invention', the artwork as wall-space represents a mapped physical point of public interaction in a totally designed landscape. This is space defined by utopian architectural theory, socialist idealism and social interaction.
Today we are witnessing the shrinkage of public space. Analysis of the creation of the London Underground network is intended to facilitate discussion on the significance of shared public spaces and the function of decorative design within them.
Lotte is a design theory lecturer and illustrator, whose work has focused on British decorative modernism, specifically re-examining the legacy of British women designers. Currently she is undergoing a practice-based PhD on the mid-century textile designer Enid Marx with Coventry University and the Warwickshire gallery Compton Verney.


text: TRANSMISSION and DJ JAKE RUDH Saturday, September 19, 2015 at 9:00pm$6.00 advance$8.00door18+RESCHEDULED FROM 8/22Venue: First AvenueMainroom https://www.facebook.com/events/1456524464642838/Info TabsDetailsTHIS SHOW HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FROM AUGUST 22 All previously purchased tickets for the August 22 show will be honored at the September 19 show. Refunds will be available until September 18. For tickets purchased online, please contact Etix in order to request a refund. Tickets purchased in person at First Avenue, the Turf Club, the Depot Tavern, or through our local ticket outlets can be refunded at The Depot or the Turf Club. PerformersPerformer: TRANSMISSION WEBSITEFACEBOOKTWITTERTHE CURRENTTRANSMISSION (at the club) is a long-running night for people who dig a good, varied mix of music, showcasing the best in new wave, indie rock, British pop, funk, garage, punk, post-punk, synth-pop, electro and everything in-between each Wednesday night at the Uptown VFW. TRANSMISSION (on the radio) is a weekly program on Minnesota Public Radio's 89.3 The Current, bringing you a different theme each Thursday at 10pm CST. Read more about TRANSMISSION DJ JAKE RUDH WEBSITEFACEBOOKTWITTERSOUNDCLOUDJake Rudh is both a Minneapolis club and radio DJ hosting "Transmission" the program heard on 89.3 The Current every Thursday night at 10pm. Jake's worked in music for over 30 years including Capitol Records, NPR and Twin Cities alternative favorites REV 105 and Radio K. Read more about DJ JAKE RUDH


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Tourists in Puerto Vallarta and Bahia de Banderas won't encounter any shortage of public transportation now that electronic "Lime" scooters are available for rent.
The devices were first introduced in Mexico City in October and are now popping up in major tourist destinations along the Pacific coast.
It costs 20 pesos to unlock the scooters, plus three pesos per minute of use. For the next six months, residents and visitors can use up to four free trips lasting ten minutes with the promo code "LorneVallarta."
The "Lime" company is funded by a Silicon Valley firm called Andreessen Horowitz based out of San Francisco, California. Since the company began in 2017, they have launched more 100 scooter projects throughout the United States and Europe. By the end of the year, they plans to launch new projects in 50 new international locations.


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The Credit Bureau generated half of million reports for the 18 banks within the system
Bucharest, 26th of January 2005 – At the end of 2003 the Credit Bureau was established at the initiative of the Romanian banking system. It was meant that the participating banks benefit from information, data and analyses for credit risk rating, increase quality in credit granting, diminish fraud risk and protect the creditors.
The Credit Bureau development project is planned to be implemented in 3 stages. In the first phase, started on the 16th of August in just 3 months there were processed information transmitted by the banks regarding the debtors –individuals who delayed their payments more than 30 days, frauders and inconsistent declarations.
Up to now, 18 banks met the legislative and technical criteria to enter the system (aprox. 90% market share on the retail segment), which transmit daily information to the Credit Bureau (aprox 226.000 individuals were filed) and receive information online in just seconds from the Credit Bureau (500.000 credit reports requests.
"The perfectly met implementation deadline and the fact that no technical flow has been registered so far is also due to SIVECO Romania, the supplier of the IT solution for the Credit Bureau", says Ferbam Epure, President of the Credit Bureau.
In the second development stage, which is now in full progress and whose deadline is 4th of April 2005, two major objectives will be reached:
- positive information regarding credits granted by the banks to the individuals will also be managed;
-information sources will expand to financial, leasing, insurance, fixed and mobile telephony companies.
Reporting data to the Credit Bureau is done according to an international standard, Metro 2, compatible with European standards in the field, also used by major credit bureaus in the US.
The third stage will be dedicated to scoring development, a product which will offer a synthetic and expressive image of the debtor's behavior, easing the creditors' decision of starting or no a financial relationship with that person.


text: Amphiro (Switzerland) is a start-up company which operates in the field of smart water metering. Amphiro brings ICT to the high volume market of showerheads, bathroom and kitchen faucets. The Amphiro A1 is an innovative component that fits well between a shower hose and a showerhead. There is a self-powered water meter that displays the water consumption and the energy consumption which promotes energy saving in households. The smart shower monitor has been tested in 700 households in Switzerland.


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The TwinFlo™「 is a novel, patented, FDA cleared, percutaneous catheter system that offers the ability to deliver treated blood (e.g. cooled, warmed, nutrient-added) to selective regions or organs when connected to an extracorporeal circuit.
The TwinFlo™「 Catheter is intended for general intravascular use in the peripheral vasculature in arteries 3.5 mm and larger. Once placed in the selected region, the catheter can be used for infusion of diagnostic and/or therapeutic agents, and for controlling blood flow to the selected region when connected to an extracorporeal circuit. The diagnostic and/or therapeutic agents are to be used in accordance with specifications outlined by the manufacturer.
The TwinFlo™ Catheter is contraindicated for use in coronary and intracranial arteries. The TwinFlo™ Catheter is not intended for embolic protection or as an aspiration catheter. It is the responsibility of the physician to determine whether any physical impairment of the patient would contraindicate the use of this device. TwinFlo™ and ThermopeutiX® are trademarks of ThermopeutiX Inc.
The device is FDA cleared and manufactured by ThermopeutiX® , Inc. in the United States. It is not currently available in the Asia Pacific region. More product information will be available soon.TwinFlo™ and ThermopeutiX® are trademarks of ThermopeutiX Inc.
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It all started back at Cold Wars in March, where I found a large action figure of a unidentified female sorceress or superhero. So I stacked some pieces together, not gluing anything, just getting a feel for how I like the arrangement. The base is a sand mold form the Dollar Tree, and then figure is standing on an orange juice lid and a wooden base.
I then glued them to the four crenellations, and put it all together to see how it looked.
I then primed the top piece with Army Painter "Necrotic Flesh" (It's my go to spray primer for unknown plastics), and I primed the temple with Rustoleum Paint and Primer "Flat Black". With paint on it, I realized there were a couple problems I needed to correct on the statue; first there were noticeable gaps between her thigh joints and where they connect to her lower body which I needed to fill, and secondly I noticed the hinges on her elbows were very obvious now and needed to be covered over. So I greenstuffed the elbows and thigh joints of the statue, as well as a large gap in one of the shell crenelations on the temple. I also applied a Mod Podge coat to the temple base to give the smooth surface some texture.
Here is the final results.
I'm really pleased with how this turned out. I may add some vines or such to the walls, but I would hate to mess it up some way.


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How to choose the right car for your needs
Finding the perfect car to suit your needs doesn't sound tricky, but it can be. When we shop for cars, we are often swayed by the shiny sports models on the floor rather than looking at the more practical models that are available. The many cars for sale from different dealerships across the country can be confusing to first-time buyers and old-hands alike. Outlined below is some helpful advice on how to choose the right car for your needs.
Figure out what you need
You need to be honest with yourself when you consider what you need in a car. How many times a week do you really go camping in the mountains or need to pull a large trailer behind you? Or, how often do you go speeding down a freeway with your car's roof dropped?
Make a list of your daily needs, including where you travel to and from most. You can then work with this list when looking at car sales in your area. If you have a large family and need room for five passengers, then a large SUV is the perfect choice. You do, however, essentially want your car to be able to 'multitask' offering you the ability to take children to and from school while also performing well on long road trips.
Think about new or used
Once you have figured out your needs, you will have to decide on a new or a used car. Used car sales are rising due to the benefits of owning a used car, such as affordability and lower depreciation rates. However, a new car does come with a full warranty for those unexpected costs.
Used cars do not compromise on quality, as you can find well-priced certified pre-owned options which offer the same quality as new models. You will need to be sure that the manufacturer has certified the car and not the dealer, as manufacturer certified models have the correct warranties and other documentation included. It is important to decide on a new or used vehicle, as this will directly affect your budget and expenses.
Set your budget
Once you have drawn up a list of your needs and decided on whether to get a new or used car, you will need to set your budget. Unless you already have the money needed to purchase a car, you will need to take out a car loan.
It is smart to keep these expenses (payment, insurance, fuel, maintenance, repairs, registration) to twenty percent or less of your monthly take-home pay in order for your new car purchase to remain feasible. Avoid the temptation to stretch you loan past 60 months, just to buy a more expensive car. Your budget will need to take into account your monthly petrol costs, as well as any maintenance fees. Try to set up a savings pocket or account where you can keep money in case of any vehicle-related emergencies.
Set up a test drive
Once you have set your budget and decided on what model of car you prefer, you will need to set up a test drive. A test drive is vital, as you will be able to feel how the car handles traffic, uphills and highways.
During your test drive, you should remember to turn the radio off so you can listen to any suspicious sounds that may come from the engine, especially while idling. Remember to let the dealers know that you may not be purchasing the car after the drive, but that you want to get a feel for at least three models that you are undecided on. Test driving is important, as you will be able to figure out if the car you like is the right car for you.
Consider all options
If you have decided on a car after a test drive, but have found that the price tag is too high, you should look at other models in the class to find other options. For example, you may have fallen in love with the new Polo Vivo but cannot afford the latest model. A ford Figo or Fiesta is in the same class as a Polo Vivo (compact to mid-sized cars) but could be more affordable.
It is important to consider all of the available options as you may not find the exact model you are looking for. Considering every option opens up windows of opportunity for car-shoppers, but remember to think with your head and not with your heart. Take a friend or family member with you when choosing a car, and ask for their opinions on the models you prefer. Car classes often have a wide range of models available so you will be able to find the perfect one to suit your needs.


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The States' Rights Democratic Party was a short-lived splinter group that broke from the Democratic Party in 1948. The States' Rights Democratic Party opposed racial integration and wanted to retain Jim Crow laws and white supremacy. The party's slogan was "Segregation Forever!" Members of the States' Rights Democratic Party were often known as Dixiecrats.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada described in private then-Sen. Barack Obama as "light skinned" and "with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one."
Reid's racially insensitive comments should not be overlooked and the apology should not be accepted. Time and time again, Reid and others from the democratic party have made controversial remarks with little regard to the consequences.
Democratic Rep. John Dingell of Michigan compared the then-GOP-controlled House to "the Duma and the Reichstag" — referring to the legislature set up by Czar Nicholas II of Russia and the German Weimar Republic's parliament, which brought Adolf Hitler to power.
House Ways and Means Committee, Democrat Charlie Rangel of New York called President George W. Bush "our Bull Connor." Who was Bull Connor? He was the racist Birmingham, Ala., public safety commissioner who turned fire hoses on civil rights marchers in the 1960s.
Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill of Missouri commented about the administration's response to Hurricane Katrina, she said, "George Bush let people die on rooftops in New Orleans because they were poor and because they were black."
Democratic Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts, who also accused Bush of racism in responding to Hurricane Katrina? Incredibly, he offered this conspiracy theory: Bush (SET ITAL) wanted (END ITAL) blacks to leave Louisiana to make it a more solidly Republican red state. Frank called this "ethnic cleansing by inaction."
Did we ever get an apology from Al Gore, for Brazile's assertion that the Republican Party possesses a "white-boy attitude" ?
The only "Game Change" I'll be reading this year will be the election results! The Dixiecrats should save their apologies for ObamaCare.
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Yes I used a pepper shaker as a curved clamp caul.
The three ply veneer I made for the roasted maple build was absolutely too stiff to bend. I figured I'd give it a shot to hear the bottom part and to slowly bend it into shape. I sprayed some water and ironed it until it would Bend into shape with some force. I'll see how it all works out tomorrow. I'll probably go back into the shop Sunday after I radius the board to press frets and route neck pockets. That will make these builds nearly completed; as far as rough woodwork goes. Then comes the sanding and sanding.


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I took a picture of an ice-coated holly bush a few years ago. I came across it recently and decided to play around in Photoshop to turn the photo into "modern art." I rather like the way it tuned out.


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VEGETARIANISM is a simple idea — don't eat animals — with an ancient pedigree. According to the Vegetarian Resource Group, 4.7 million American adults are vegetarians or vegans (people who avoid all animal products, including cheese and eggs).
Yet even in San Francisco, with its countercultural and fresh food traditions, only about one in a hundred restaurants in the Zagat Survey is vegetarian. And while new vegetarian restaurants have been opening in New York and Los Angeles, San Francisco's scene has been expanding differently as beloved restaurants open new locations.
This safe approach leaves some frustrated. "We don't have enough veg restaurants that are really good and exciting," said Aurelia d'Andrea, managing editor of VegNews, a vegetarian magazine based in San Francisco. "I'm bored by what's offered here." The city suffers a particular lack of South Indian vegetarian restaurants.
Still, San Francisco vegans like Ms. d'Andrea have the luxury of high standards. Virtually any restaurant in the city will accommodate them, with many going far beyond the hackneyed grilled portobello. Many newer restaurants feature extensive vegetarian offerings from chefs who respect the concept, rather than treating it as an irksome neurosis.
While this may reduce demand for strictly vegetarian restaurants, it also means that these establishments can't take vegetarian customers for granted. In this competitive milieu, certain standouts are influential, delineating the frontiers of vegetarian cuisine.
Greens, run by the San Francisco Zen Center, has become an institution since opening in 1979. It is the restaurant that brought vegetarian food out from sprout-infested health food stores and established it as a cuisine in America. It is in an airy space at Fort Mason Center, on San Francisco Bay (415-771-6222; www.greensrestaurant.com); hold out for a seat by the windows to watch the sun set through the Golden Gate.
When I visited with my wife, Nina, we started with a plate of mesquite-grilled Blossom Bluff peaches ($11). Luscious and warm, the fruit was offset with the bite of arugula and watercress and creamy mascarpone, and accented with sage honey. The chef, Annie Somerville, has at her disposal the output of Green Gulch, an organic farm also operated by the Zen Center in the cool coastal air just across the bay. A plate of heirloom tomatoes with Green Gulch lettuce and buffalo mozzarella in a basil vinaigrette ($10) is the epitome of the form.
But a few dishes struck false notes. The spinach ricotta ravioli ($23) featured an earthy and garlicky — but watery — sauce over slightly underdone pasta. The mesquite-grilled brochettes ($19) were uneven: the corn was perfectly cooked but the zucchini was underdone. Still, it was delicious, with a sharp charmoula and savory, rich tofu, all served over cuminy, toothsome pearl couscous studded with pistachios and tart dried cherries.
Millennium, the other giant looming over the city's vegetarian restaurant scene, has become the gold standard of American vegan cuisine. In a cheerfully dignified space at 580 Geary Street (415-345-3900; www.millenniumrestaurant.com), Millennium draws a happy crowd of professionals, couples, and tattooed, Technicolor-haired young vegans dining with visiting parents.
Eric Tucker, the chef, is highly regarded for a polyglot style that marries ingredients and techniques from diverse cuisines with a sense of how best to celebrate Northern California's vegetable bounty. Millennium's menus are famously involved and difficult to parse — when I ate there with three friends, we were confronted with ingredients ranging from papazul to tempeh picadillo to sambal.
I have a soft spot for huitlacoche — the mushroom that grows on ears of corn and resembles distended, blackened kernels — so I ordered the masa pibes ($22.95), a steaming construction of savory, chewy hominy rounds beneath a mound of ragout made from the aforementioned fungi. The dish was set off with colorful accents: a cream of sweet corn and lobster mushrooms, plus roasted poblano emulsion and tangy, cilantro-spiked avocado-heirloom tomato salsa fresca.
Such is Mr. Tucker's skill that the food at Millennium attains a gustatory cohesion not suggested by the eclectic ingredients. The shredded Indian Red peach salad ($8.95) — which, besides tender peaches, included baby heirloom lettuce, green papaya, chili-dusted peanuts, and the sweet zing of a light Thai lime leaf dressing — blossoms on the tongue like a bouquet.
San Francisco's vegan food can be much more down-to-earth. One Sunday, Nina and I went to brunch at Herbivore, at 983 Valencia Street (415-826-5657; www.herbivorerestaurant.com; there are two other locations). Nina counts herself "90 percent vegan," a formulation that might make militant vegans blanch, but entitled her to enjoy Herbivore's hearty and rich corn cakes ($8.50). They came smothered in black beans, salsa and guacamole alongside thick-cut rosemary potatoes. The guacamole was excellent, and the corn cakes had a perfect salty chewiness imparted by whole kernels of sweet corn.
Herbivore's menu is broad, but loses its way outside comfort food standbys. So I had a short stack of pancakes ($7.75) crammed with fat, wet blueberries and topped with a pair of curled, glistening fried bananas. Generous helpings of Earth Balance (an inspired brand of imitation butter) and sticky maple syrup guaranteed me the perfect sweet and heavy start to a Sunday.
Vegetarian traditions from the Far East are well-represented in San Francisco. Among better known restaurants are Golden Era (572 O'Farrell Street; 415-673-3136; www.goldeneravegetarian.com), and Bok Choy Garden (1820 Clement Street; 415-387-8111).
We tried the Japanese vegan restaurant Cha-Ya (762 Valencia Street; 415-252-7825) on a sunny afternoon, when the place was packed with families and cheerful groups of friends.
We dove right in, starting with shira ae ($5.50), a salad of blanched and delicately pickled vegetables served atop a thick sesame tofu dressing. Slices of lotus root and rubbery yam cake added a seafoody aroma to the beans, pressed spinach, shiitakes, and rapini. Cha-Ya's kitchen is adept at imparting umami flavors without resorting to the usual fish-based ingredients. The miso soup was richly savory, and the Cha-Ya roll ($6.75), a lightly fried inside-out roll of asparagus and carrot drizzled in thick, sweet sauce, was deeply satisfying.
Each dish was perfectly prepared. The vegetables in the sushi rolls (we had asparagus, eggplant, mushroom, and rapini nigiri rolls ($3.50 each), and avocado and mushroom uramaki ($5.25) had been cooked to the moment of perfection. A bowl of kinoko udon soup ($7.75) was heavy with chunky mushrooms: enoki, shimeji, oyster and shiitake. The broth, and the noodles, were good enough to imagine climbing into the big stoneware bowl.
Strangely, though Cha-Ya's culinary skill was flawless, the rest of the restaurant's atmosphere seemed an afterthought. Décor was spartan (at night the place is lit like a Laundromat) and service can be brusque. Our server brought the bill and attempted to hustle us out the door before we had a chance to order dessert. At first she even refused to reopen the tab, but it takes more than that to keep Nina away from a slice of vegan chocolate cake ($4). We also had a scoop of soy ice cream ($4), served with a green tea sauce that was sweet and strong, and moved us to forgive the attitude.
Our final stop could not have been more different had it been an outright steakhouse. Café Gratitude, at 2400 Harrison Street (415-824-4652; www.cafegratitude.com; there are three other locations), has the air of a theme restaurant celebrating Northern California stereotypes. The space is intimate, with big tables that encourage sharing among a crowd of Burning Man enthusiasts, New Agers and earnest world changers — in other words, a friendly and lively scene.
The restaurant's décor is derived from a board game developed by the owners and built into each table. It encourages diners to express gratitude for one another and for the bounty the universe has bestowed upon anyone likely to walk in the door. After seating us, the hostess looked in our eyes and asked, "What's great about today?"
It's all so easy to make fun of, but I chose to just go with it. Gratitude's dishes are named for uplifting adjectives, rewarding self-affirmation with sustenance. I declared that "I Am Bountiful," "I am Rich" and "I Am Elated."
Nearly all the food at Gratitude is raw, which means the kitchen knows secrets about fruits and vegetables hidden to most of us. Familiar raw items like juices and salads take on a special vibrancy. I Am Rich ($7) is a big wineglass filled with vermilion beet juice floated on a base of orange, carrot and lemon to magnificent and tangy effect.
But you have to let go of expectations when ordering raw analogs of cooked dishes. Nina's I Am Mahalo ($10) was billed as a Hawaiian pizza, which, through the raw looking glass, meant a pair of triangular crackers made from dehydrated nuts and seeds, topped with chunks of mango, tomato, and cashew cream. "It's hard to know what you're eating," Nina said, dabbing her lip with a hempen napkin and reaching for her I Am Succulent ($7), an exceptional juice of grapefruit, apple, celery and mint.
It's a bewildering cuisine, developing familiar ingredients into wholly novel dishes. The results can range from the frankly gross (a lavender cashew mousse that was indistinguishable from moisturizer) to the revelatory (almond hummus singing of raw garlic).
I finished the meal with I Am Devoted ($7), a raw coconut cream pie that delineated every aspect of the perfect coconut. It was sweet, but not cloying; fragrant, but not overpowering.
As dessert arrived, we were joined by the filmmaker Maurizio Benazzo, a recent convert to raw food. "What do you think of this," I asked him, passing over a forkful of fresh mint and raw cocoa cheesecake (I Am Cherished, $7). "Is the green color from the mint?"
"Algae. It has to be," he said in his rolling Italian accent. He handed me his I Am Splendid ($9), a surprisingly delicious "mojito" that blends agave sweetness with the fullness of sake. "It's absurd," he exclaimed. "It's fantastic!"


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This week we try and unpick one of the biggest stories of the past few months: the arrest and detainment of Carlos Ghosn, former CEO of car manufacturers Nissan and Renault.
Joining Deep Dive this week to discuss the case is Satoshi Sugiyama (@SatoshiJournal), a member of the JT's business section. Hosted by Oscar Boyd (@omhboyd) for The Japan Times.


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A Syrian refugee has given a sob story to the Journal.ie and told them how he will never return home to Syria regardless of the stability of that country in the future.
Amazing stuff, it would seem Europe will be stuck with millions of refugees forever.
Amazing stuff, it would seem Europe will be stuck with millions of refugees forever.
'People aren't fleeing for no reason, they are forced to leave - forced by killing'IT'S DIFFICULT TO make the decision to leave your country, to leave everything. You have a life, you have property, a house, friends, relatives, sisters, brothers, parents, kids. It's not really a decision at all.
In 2013, people in my town of Khirbet Ghazaleh in Syria were forced to leave. After that, my family decided to go to Jordan. We ended up at the Zaatari refugee camp. Life is very, very difficult there.
There are a lot of problems. It's a very crowded place, it's not really suitable for human life. You have no privacy at all, even inside your home, inside your bed. There is sewage everywhere.
A lot of charities in Ireland help refugees and asylum seekers. Crosscare, in particular, supported me. A social worker helped me fill out forms.
Irish people are lovely, but they can be reluctant to speak to you. I've had one or two experiences of people saying racist things to me but that's OK. Once an older man asked me if I was in ISIS. I told him I wasn't and he said I should go back to where I was from. Most people aren't like this though and I've started to make friends.Migrants and refugees often tend to stay in their own groups when they move to a new country, that's natural. Many people are afraid when they arrive here and it's important to help them integrate. If that doesn't happen, it's not good for anyone.
To help people in reception centres integrate better, there could be programmes to teach them about Irish culture and history.
A lot of Syrian people who left have no place to go back to.
I'm not the type of person who likes to move around a lot. I had a lot of plans in Syria. In five years I did a lot: I bought my flat, I had a farm. I was expecting that I'd have a stable income the following year. But suddenly everything was gone.
I don't think I could go back. Even if the war ended – something I sadly don't think will happen any time soon – it would take a long time to make the country safe again. Ireland is my home now.


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The Montreal Shamrocks Gaelic Athletic Association is celebrating their 70th Anniversary this May 2018.
This Gaelic Sports Association was founded in 1948 and thus is seeking oral historians to embark on an oral history project to document and record the experiences of many past presidents and senior members from the past 70 years and or advise on the best way of doing so.
The Montreal Shamrocks has proposed to host members during one single reunion in order to facilitate documentation.
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Marissa Meyer
Feiwel & Friends
Ages 12 - 17
Princess Winter is admired by the Lunar people for her grace and kindness, and despite the scars that mar her face, her beauty is said to be even more breathtaking than that of her stepmother, Queen Levana.
Winter despises her stepmother, and knows Levana won't approve of her feelings for her childhood friend--the handsome palace guard, Jacin. But Winter isn't as weak as Levana believes her to be and she's been undermining her stepmother's wishes for years. Together with the cyborg mechanic, Cinder, and her allies, Winter might even have the power to launch a revolution and win a war that's been raging for far too long.
Can Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, and Winter defeat Levana and find their happily ever afters? Fans will not want to miss this thrilling conclusion to Marissa Meyer's national bestselling Lunar Chronicles series.
Marissa Meyer's The Lunar Chronicles is my favorite series of all time! It was sheer torture waiting a year between books. This fifth and final installment follows Cinder and all her cohorts into rebellion against evil Lunar Queen Levana and her sinister thamauturge Aimery. We become better acquainted with Winter, Levana's delicate, kind, and beautiful niece who becomes instrumental in Cinder's efforts to reclaim her throne.
Winter, like all the books in the series, is packed with adventure, romance, humor, and compelling characters that truly make you fall in love over and over again. While all the romantic couples in the series are endearing, my favorite is Wolf and Scarlett. Go Team Wolf!!!
It is so hard to believe that after loving The Lunar Chronicles for four years, it has come to an end. Nooooo!!!!!! Winter brings the entire story to a satisfying and smile-inducing end. And if you haven't read Cinder, the first book in the series, yet...what are you waiting for???
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TV Pet Peeves…
Did you watch Ghost Whisperer when it was running? I did…I was a big fan…and I guess a it was a bit of my writing inspiration for my first book. I love the thought of seeing and communicating with spirits.
Even wayyyyyyy back…remember The Ghost and Mrs. Muir? I LOVED this show as a kid. Kept rooting for them to get together…even though there were obvious obstacles.
But when you're watching TV, do things bug you? Give you a twitch? Do you want it to go somewhere it won't go, or wish it would quit doing something annoying?
I ask that because….say on Ghost Whisperer…. It drove me up a tree that on every…single…episode… when it came time for her to explain to the person what the spirit was trying to say before they went "into the light", she'd change up the words. What?
I mean, if my dead loved one is talking to somebody, I'm going to want a play-by-play, word-for-word narrative. I want to know voice inflection and tone and everything…because well, hell, it's kind of the last time I'm going to hear from them, right? Well, except for before they died and I thought THAT was the last time. Yanno?
If my dad says "I miss you, and your mom and I think the kids are so funny, and your husband's new business is cool, and we always believed your writing would take off one day."
And my medium just says, "Your dad says he's proud of you."
What the heck? I want the details! And that's what she would do EVERY TIME! I wanted to jump in that TV and say, "Wait! There's more!" Rrrrggh.
So what pet peeves do you have with TV shows?
Posted on January 23, 2013, in Blog Posts and tagged pet peeves, romance, sharla lovelace, the reason is you, women's fiction. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
My pet peeve is reality TV, especially any show with a Kardashian in it!
🙂 I do watch some reality tv, but nothing Kardashian or Jersey Shore-ish. Can't stand those kinds of shows where everyone yells and bickers all the time. Used to be a big Survivor fan, but I'm over it now. LOL. I love Hells Kitchen when it's on, that's probably my favorite reality show. Oh and Face Off… on the SyFy channel it's an elimination show for special effects artists and it's really cool to see what they come up with. 🙂
My husband OWNS the TV controller, so I watch very little TV. Not that it hurts my feelings, LOL. He loves the history and discovery channels, while I'm ho-hum bored with them. So other than the sci-fi TV shows, which we both love, and the occasional movie, which are usually sci-fi too, I usually read in the evenings. Huh, considering sci-fi is about all I watch — oh, and Supernatural, which I love-love-love, you'd think I'd write sci-fi, wouldn't you? 🙂


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Having achieved great success with their recent album "First Step", the CNBLUE boys have returned with a special performance of "Love Girl" for this week's episode of "Inkigayo"!
"Love Girl" in particular was re-arranged as an acoustic version, different from the original included in "First Step". The song flawlessly managed to carry the same bright and upbeat rhythm into a smooth finish that only an acoustic cover can give.
FNC Music stated, "Since the boys have received so much love to the point of earning double and triple crowns, we have decided to produce a new album as a way of saying thanks to our fans. With three tracks that were originally only released in Japan and plenty of photos of the members, we hope that it will become a great present for our fans."
So check out their "Love Girl" stage on Inkigayo below.


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Independent Study (SU2019 – Section 5)
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Slit Scan with ml5.js
These last couple weeks I have been looking at different aspects. One of the things I tried out was looking at slit scanning. I wanted to incorporate slit scanning with ml5.js. With this experiment I wanted to observe the machine trained model to recognize faces if the participant stood still.
This did not seem to work so well. The slit scan work but the way the frame was spliced by p5.js in the code made it hard for ml.5 system to work.
CLM Tracker
This week we had also started looking at CLM tracker.
"clmtrackr is a javascript library for fitting facial models to faces in videos or images. It currently is an implementation of constrained local models fitted by regularized landmark mean-shift, as described in Jason M. Saragih's paper."(https://github.com/auduno/clmtrackr).
CLM tracker is better at tracking the face and it works on many points of the face. Due to the significant detail in mapping out the face, CLM tracker has some unique capabilities in being able to map out interesting shapes onto the face. This code was released in 2016 and this is almost a precursor to some of the filter technology that exists now.
This key unique feature shows the mapping of shapes on the face.
Sometimes the tracker works well however most of the times the tracker takes time locating the face. It isn't as steady as ml5. This makes it hard to code with it as we figured it out while trying map shapes onto each key point.
One of the unique codes create Clm tracker which is the emotion reader. The emotion reader which recognizes the emotion based on how each key point is programmed to be in a particular face. The interesting insight for me was the fact that having my facial emotions recognized allowed me to make my face take on different features to take on different emotions. I also wanted to make some notes on what the potential for this kind of technology could be for the future.
This kind of led me to research further into this topic. I wanted to kind of see what is out there in terms of the pros and cons of this type of technology. As clm tracker is open source and is a library which is compatible with p5.js it isn't as sophisticated as to what is out there. Emotion recognition is a subfield within the facial recognition industry which is said to grow from 19 billion to 37 billion USD.(https://neurodatalab.com/blog/how-do-technologies-recognize-our-emotions-and-why-it-is-so-promising/)
Open frameworks
One of our goals throughout this process was to also look at openframeworks. Openframeworks which is a program written in c++ allows for creative coding. We had looked at some of zach lieberman's videos which earlier in the course which gave us interesting insights into the openframeworks platform. We downloaded open frameworks and Xcode which is the IDE to be used for the code. The advantage is of starting to use openframeworks is that we move away from the browser which is the main disadvantage with p5.js.
We tried out the examples. The first one was the blob example which is great for hand tracking.
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Cavium Unveils 48-Core, 2.5GHz OCTEON(R) III MIPS64(R) Processor Family: First SoC With Breakthrough Search Processing and Over 100Gbps Single-Chip Application Performance for Enterprise, Data-Center and Service Provider Infrastructure
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) SAN JOSE, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/07/12 -- Cavium, Inc., (NASDAQ: CAVM), a leading provider of semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for networking, communications, and the digital home, announced today its state-of-the art OCTEON® III MIPS64 family of 1 - 48 core multi-core processors that deliver over 100Gbps of application performance per chip, and allow for linear scaling across multiple chips in a fully coherent fashion. The 2.5GHz OCTEON III processors provide the most compute power of any standards-based communications processor chip, at an unmatched 120GHz of 64-bit compute processing per chip. OCTEON III delivers up to 4X higher application performance than the market-leading OCTEON II with significantly superior performance per watt. Furthermore, OCTEON III is the industry's first SoC to integrate best-in-class high-performance search processing leveraged from Cavium's NEURON™ Search processors along with market-leading 5th generation DPI Acceleration, dramatically reducing BOM cost and power. Cavium's OCTEON family is the industry's #1 embedded multi-core processor line designed into enterprise, data center and service provider equipment including routers, switches, appliances, 3G/4G wireless base stations, RNCs, xGSNs, evolved packet core, services gateways, DPI equipment, storage switches and intelligent server adapters.
Providers of Next-Generation Networks are being challenged to handle the explosive increase in traffic because of the fast adoption of cloud technology and mobile broadband, as well as increased exchange of multimedia and video rich content. Higher traffic coupled with the need for intelligent application-aware and secure processing has shifted the bottleneck for L3 - L7 data and security services to CPU processing that requires an unprecedented level of 64-bit CPU GHz processing power and dedicated hardware acceleration. According to the Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI), by the end of 2015, annual global IP traffic will increase four-fold from 2010, reaching 966 Exabytes per year and mobile traffic will increase 26-fold.
Additionally, "The Internet of Things or Devices" is growing rapidly. According to GSMA, the global mobile industry trade group, and other analysts, the number of internet connected devices will increase from 9 billion in 2011 to over 20 billion by 2020, and could potentially reach 50 billion, accelerating the migration to IPv6 and generating massive amounts of data traffic.
Supporting Analyst and Company Quotes"Cavium is the fastest growing embedded multi-core processor company, and Cavium's flagship OCTEON II 32-core processor was selected for the Linley Group Analyst's Choice award as Best Embedded Processor of 2011," said Linley Gwennap, principal analyst at The Linley Group and editor-in-chief of the Microprocessor Report. "With OCTEON III, Cavium has made impressive advances in performance, process technology, unique search-processing acceleration and multi-chip scalability. The new processor should provide customers with leading-edge application performance, superior integration and attractive low power for next-generation systems." "Cavium's proven track record in delivering industry leading multi-core processors and superior software solutions across three generations has enabled us to achieve a wide customer following. With the new OCTEON III family we are leapfrogging both ourselves and our competition in scalability, performance and integration, while maintaining full backward compatibility with previous OCTEON processors," said Syed Ali, President and CEO at Cavium. "OCTEON III will enable customers to build highly differentiated systems at performance levels that were simply not possible previously." To enable breakthrough data performance and application capabilities in a cost and power efficient manner, Cavium OCTEON III processors provide unparalleled compute coupled with superior integration of application acceleration and next-generation I/Os, within tightly constrained power envelopes.
OCTEON™ III Family Highlights New cnMIPS64 III cores with up to 120GHz of Compute - Up to 48 superscalar MIPS64 cores, operating at up to 2.5GHz. Cavium's third generation custom cnMIPS "Real Cores" include core-architecture enhancements, larger caches and short, efficient pipelines to deliver lower-latency, greater determinism and superior performance/watt than alternative "Pseudo-Core" solutions. New 20+ Tbps HyperConnect - Provides high-performance access to a large, highly associative L2 cache running at full core-frequency which results in OCTEON III delivering substantially lower latency for packet processing when compared to three level cache architectures that typically operate at a fraction of core-frequency. Revolutionary, Low Latency Coherency Architecture enables Multi socket designs - Enables multiple OCTEON III chips to appear as a single logical high-performance processor with up to 384 cores, providing up to 960GHz compute, up to 800+ Gbps of application performance and up to 2 Terabytes of memory capacity at a dramatically lower latency versus alternative solutions. Traffic arriving at any chip can be processed by any other chip, without the data first having to be written to the local memory of the first chip, which enables superior throughput and lower latency. Integrated NEURON Search - Industry's first SoC to integrate high-performance search processing leveraged from Cavium's NEURON Search processors, dramatically reducing BOM cost and power, with unprecedented flexibility and capacity. Best-In-Class, Proven Hardware Acceleration engines - Over 500 dedicated hardware engines for packet processing, quality of service (QoS), security, compression and deep packet inspection.
Highest L2 - L7 Packet Processing including hardware acceleration of packet forwarding, IPsec, Security, TCP and DPI applications at up to 100+Gbps in a single chip Highest Compression/Decompression performance of up to 50+Gbps in a single chip Broad support for latest high-capacity I/Os and memoryOver 500Gbps of I/O connectivity per chip - interfaces include multiple ports of 40G, 20G, 10G, GE, Interlaken, Interlaken/LA, SRIO, PCIe Gen3, SATA 6G and USB 3.0 Glue-less connectivity to Cavium NEURON Search and NITROX® Processors On chip 4x 72b DDR3/4 memory controllers delivering over 600Gbps of memory bandwidth Innovative PowerMin™ power saving technologyHighly granular power management technology provides up to 4X Performance per Watt compared to the market leading OCTEON II product family SoftwareOCTEON III is accompanied by Cavium's market leading software development kit (SDK), hardened APIs and software stacks for a variety of networking, security and storage applications. Cavium's SDK has dramatically simplified multi-core development by providing support for standard operating systems, GNU tool-chains, C/C++ based software applications, advanced debugging/profiling tools such as Oprofile, Valgrind, Cachegrind and production quality APIs and software stacks.
Multi-core Partnership to Accelerate Customer End-Solutions (PACE)OCTEON III is supported by Cavium's huge ecosystem of over 100 PACE™ partners who deliver optimized OCTEON multi-core solutions across operating systems, development tools, applications, middleware and a wide range of hardware platforms.
AvailabilityHardware design collateral is available now. First 28nm OCTEON III silicon is expected to sample in the second half of 2012. Please contact your Cavium representative for additional details.
About Cavium, IncCavium is a leading provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing in networking, communications and the digital home. Cavium offers a broad portfolio of integrated, software compatible processors ranging in performance from 10 Mbps to over 100 Gbps that enable secure, intelligent functionality in enterprise, data-center, broadband/consumer and access & service provider equipment. Cavium's processors are supported by ecosystem partners that provide operating systems, tool support, reference designs and other services. Cavium's principal offices are in San Jose, California with design team locations in California, Massachusetts, India, Taiwan and China. For more information, please visit: http://www.cavium.com Note on Forward-Looking StatementsThis press release contains forward-looking statements regarding future events that involve risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned that these forward-looking statements are only predictions and may differ materially from actual future events or results. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, as well as assumptions and current expectations. Our actual results and the timing of events could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements as a result of these risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The risks and uncertainties that could cause our results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements include but are not limited to the quality and performance of our products; the timely and efficient completion of process design and transfer to manufacturing, assembly and test processes; product developments by our competitors; the rate at which our new products are adopted; rate of new design wins; technological advances; manufacturing difficulties; development of new products and technologies; whether Cavium is successful in marketing its products; and other risks and uncertainties described more fully in our documents filed with or furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission. More information about these and other risks that may impact Cavium's business are set forth in the "Risk Factors" section of our Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on November, 4, 2011. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to us as of the date hereof and qualified in their entirety by this cautionary statement, and we assume no obligation to revise or update these forward-looking statements.
Cavium Contact Angel Atondo Sr. Marketing Communications Manager Telephone: +1 408-943-7417 Email: email@example.com Source: Cavium, Inc.
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- Bookmark session
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Both players hit to the FH corner continuously, with every shot above the service line. Focus on flow of movement in & out of the shot, working on your timing & rhythm. See Jesse Engelbrecht's blog/playlist for further guidance
Exercise Notes:Hit rotating drives down the backhand side with your partner for 5mins
Minutes on exercise:5:00
As for the previous rotating drive exercise, but now player A must still hit only above the service line, but player B can also incorporate harder, lower drives. Work for 4mins, and then switch positions
Exercise Notes:Hit rotating drives down the forehand side with your partner for 4mins following the parameters in the session description, and then switch positions
Minutes on exercise:8:00
Routine where the order of shots is deep (behind the service line), deep again, and then short (in front of the line). This pattern then repeats continuously, with everything played on the FH side. Experiment with variations of height & pace
Exercise Notes:Work the routine as a standard practice for 5mins, then go into a game scored to 11 following the same sequence
Minutes on exercise:10:00
This routine is a progression from rotating drives where one player now has the boast option. The opponent then has to play a crosscourt drive back to the FH, forcing the boaster to have to adapt and deal with straightening the ball out
Exercise Notes:Work the routine down the forehand side with your partner for 4mins following the parameters in the session description, and then switch positions. Finish with a game to 11 following the same routine, with the serve receiver having the boast option
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News and Updates
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Micro F2s at Barford
25th June 2015The Micro F2's have been invited to attend Barford Raceway on Sunday 5th July for some demonstration races. Drivers who intend to appear please book in through GMP ei... [read more]
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21st June 2015GMP Scotland had a display at today's 39th Festival historic Transport at Lathalmond. We would like to than the following for their help and support in promoting Stock... [read more]
Stock Rods added to 20th June
13th June 2015The Stock Rods have been added to the fixture on the 20th June. Please note that following requests from drivers the Siamese Bangers have been moved from next Saturday... [read more]
Northern Ireland Weekend News
8th June 2015Our friends at Nutts Corner Raceway have been in touch with us to advise that any visiting BriSCA F2 and Stock Rod drivers are welcome to park up at Nutts Corner Raceway ov... [read more]
BriSCA F2 Technical Update
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500mg of Industrial Hemp Cannabidiol (CBD).
What do you mean when you say your CBD oil is "pharmacist-formulated"?
Meds Biotech CBD oil and other CBD products were developed by pharmacists, or pharmacist-formulated specifically for their potential health and wellness properties. This line of CBD oil is made specifically for people looking to possibly boost their endocannabinoid systems in an efficient and practical way.
How Does Turmeric enhance my CBD oil?
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What about your CBD capsules — do they have CBD oil, in them?
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The LGBT sports community of D.C. welcomed a new league in September when Rogue Cornhole launched its inaugural season at Midland Beer Garden.
The league is an offshoot of Rogue Darts and registration sold out in less than a week. Season one has 96 players on 24 teams who are playing on Wednesday nights through the end of November. Also known as bean-bag toss, players throw bean bags at a raised platform trying to land them in a hole.
Kevin Comerford was volunteering for Rogue Darts at Capital Pride and found himself stepping forward as league commissioner.
He had already been active with the D.C. Gay Flag Football League, Rogue Darts and Stonewall Bocce. Comerford is originally from North Carolina and did his undergrad and grad work at North Carolina State University before moving to D.C. where he now works as a finance manager for a real estate company.
"Cornhole is more of a relaxed sport and we have a great, interesting mix of people," Comerford says. "These are people you might not meet otherwise and it feels like a nice addition to the LGBT community."
Comerford adds that the success of the first Rogue Cornhole season was helped by the Rogue Darts base which served as a platform to bring people into the league. The league divisions are named for the Golden Girls and he was surprised by the energy surrounding their kickoff season.
"The enthusiasm was amazing, and the teams were working on their own logos in the buildup to our launch," Comerford says. "The first season has been a learning experience and we expect the dynamic to change with each season."
Rogue Cornhole will follow the precedent set by Rogue Darts in donating their league proceeds to nonprofits chosen by the league teams. They are expecting to raise close to $5,000 in their first season and Midland Beer Garden will continue to be their home in future seasons.
"They have a great indoor/outdoor space and there is room for us to grow," Comerford says. "Players can bring their dogs and it is a perfect spot for us."


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Sci-Unison Fitness teams up with local businesses and natural athletes to fight hunger during the Holidays with a Nationwide Thanksgiving food drive. Below are a few ways in which you can help.
Option 1. Monetary Donations – Use the form below to send SUF a donation. We will then use your money to buy food to contribute to the food drive. If you want to donate on behalf of your business you can as well. Any business that contributes $100 or more will have their logo and information displayed on this site. Just be sure to leave a note in the message box about your business, and I will follow up with you for next steps.
Option 2. REPS4FOOD – In addition to our usual food and money donations, some members of Team SUF will be participating in a charity challenge we call REPS4FOOD. Each athlete will perform an exercise with their contest weight. Each exercise will be video recorded and shared on social media sites on November 17th 2016. The donations are generated via pledges. Those who are interested in contributing will choose an athlete and make a monetary pledge for each repetition performed. This money will be used to purchase additional food for the Food Drive. Watch these awesome athletes put their bodies to the test all for a great cause.
Visit www.REPS4FOOD.com to sponsor an athlete
Option 3. Drop Off Locations – Please help us feed the hungry by bringing in canned and non-perishable foods to any of the drop off locations listed below. Deadline is Monday November 21st. Be sure to post photos of your donations online using the hashtag #SUFVSHUNGER
Food Drop Off Locations:
World Gym Babylon – www.facebook.com/WorldGymBabylon
207 Little East Neck Rd
West Babylon, New York 11704-7703
(631) 422-2639
Coordinated by: Ryan Sullivan
Recipient of Food Donations: Our Lady of Grace Church + Our Lady of Perpetual Help Churh
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Mike's Super CITGO
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Anand's Financial Services
All Aspect Tile
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World Natural Bodybuilding Federation
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Food Drive Stats 2016:
Food Donations – 5 bins
Money raised through donations – $ 15, 600


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T.W. Lewis' excellent customer loyalty ranking helps make it No. 3 out of 41 on the list of top performing builders in the Phoenix market as a higher-end luxury production builder. Homes range between $500,000 and $850,000. The builder delivered 350 homes in 2005 and another 330 are expected by 2006's end.
Like most Phoenix builders, T.W. Lewis is experiencing a market correction. Nevertheless, the company is holding its own quite well in a competitive market.
The Tempe, Ariz., builder's customers primarily comprise second- and third-time home buyers looking to move up, as well as some empty nesters who might partly account for the company's resilience in a tight market.
In the study, 93.7 percent of T.W. Lewis' customers said they would recommend it to family and friends. Even more impressive is the sizable 39.3 percent of its customers who actually made six or more.
"We believe our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is the most important factor in sustaining our future growth and success," says company President Kevin Egan.
Kevin Egan, president, T.W. Lewis
The company has customer-centric leadership and backs it up with a significant investment in staff per home built. With an average of only eight homes per construction manager compared with an industry average of 20 homes per manager, T.W. Lewis maintains one of the industry's highest numbers of personnel per home built. Employees are in contact with each customer every week of construction. Survey results indicate customers thought T.W. Lewis explained explained the construction process better than any other builder in Phoenix.
In addition to consistent communication, the T.W. Lewis team frequently checks work quality throughout the organization; area managers regularly check on houses to ensure everything is right. Such rigor earns T.W. Lewis its spot among the best in the valley.


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For the last several months we have been working on the front yard tearing out plants that weren't our style and taking out the weeded lawn. It is coming along nicely and soon it will be ready for the big reveal but not quite yet. As we decide how we should landscape, I've looked for inspiration in various places. The first place is of course my neighbors' yards to see what grows best in their gardens, as well as what it looks like especially this time of the year when things are in bloom.
Our front yard is south facing so it gets sun all day, so that is a factor in what we decide to plant. Now Mr. Incredible and I have completely different taste in plants and the type of gardens we see in our minds eye...I'd say he is more tropical {think Palms} and I'm more cottagey, can they co-exhist? I would like to think so.
Can we find a happy medium...we have two beds in our front yard...mine and his. Mr. Incredible loves to do landscaping and he often says, if he was to have a different job it would be a Landscaper and I just love to garden and plant interesting, beautiful and sweet smelling plants. On the side of our house where our bedroom window is, is an overgrown, night-blooming jasmine...Oh, I love to walk into our bedroom and take in that sweet fragrance.
The previous owners had quite a few of granite rocks in the backyard flower beds I'm not quite how we will use them..but I think this inpirational photo is a great jumping off point. I love the Cream-colored hydrangea in the left hand corner.
I like the look of the boulders with lots of plants crawling willy nilly on top of them.
Mr. Incredible bought some Kangaroo Paws, {the orangeish plant in the center of this photo, they also come in yellow and pink}, I think this garden composition shows how the two styles can mix together?
I love how full and lush this garden is......it has a lot of texture, color and a variety of plants.
But then again I would love to have a BIG, beautiful bush of blue, blooming hydrangeas......oh be still my heart. Stay tuned for our big reveal of the re-landscaped front yard......


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Configuring Esri's foundational maps, apps, and templates helps to engage users with your platform. These capabilities can be enriched through integration with other business systems.
At the 2017 UC Expo, July 11-13, visit the Esri Services area to talk about your experiences configuring and integrating Esri software in your organization and discuss best practices with Esri Experts. Also, take part in a free expert-led, one-on-one Web GIS resources assessment.
Each session takes about 15 minutes and includes:
- A discussion of your organizational goals, user base, and Web GIS workflows you are using
- A review of your available content and resources
For the best results, bring:
- Your mission statement and description of your organization
- Examples of maps or information products you produce now
- A list of data and content you have available to you
After the session, you'll receive a list of information products you can make with your available resources to make quick impacts at your organization.
At the Esri Services area, take advantage of the half-hourly lightning talks to learn more, and throughout the UC, numerous technical workshops cover configuration and integration topics. Here are some to consider:
- App Configuration, Customization or Development
- Leveraging Esri's Managed Cloud Services to Help Your Organization
- ArcGIS Enterprise: Architecture Best Practices Lightning Talk
- How to Put the User First In Your Web Application Lightning Talk
- Web GIS: Unlock the Power of Maps Across Your Organization Lightning Talk
- Easy Ways to Bring 3D to your Data Lightning Talk
- Maximize Value using ArcGIS Web App Templates Lightning Talk
- Get More From the Cloud with Esri Managed Cloud Services Lightning Talk
- Best Practices: Implementing Hub Lightning Talk
- How to Know when you are Cloud Ready Lightning Talk
See what else is happening at the Esri Services area.


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Boys Varsity Cross Country, Girls Varsity Cross Country · Cross Country opens season at the 47th Annual Marty Uher Invitational
The Ringgold Cross Country teams kicked off the 2018 season at the 47th annual Marty Uher Invitational held at Roadman Park at California University (PA). The boys and girls competed in the Fire Race (A/AA) classification. The boys team brought home an impressive 3rd place finish, competing against 17 regional squads. Individuals placing in the


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