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Propelled in 2006, Roblox's prominence among gamers 8-years of age and up has detonated, and it is presently one of the top online diversion stages for children and teenagers, as indicated by comScore. Yet, Roblox isn't really a game. It's a stage that enables anybody to make their very own web based games by utilizing its game plan instrument known as Roblox Studio. As it were, Roblox is like YouTube – it gives individuals the devices to make advanced substance and a spot to share and appreciate content from others.
Makers have distributed a great many games on the stage, which is accessible on Xbox One, PCs, iOS, Android and Kindle Fire gadgets, just as computer generated reality headsets. The most well known games draw in a huge number of players every day. Top games like Jailbreak can pull in excess of 100,000 simultaneous players at pinnacle times.
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Roblox games are social, multiplayer encounters. Truth be told, Roblox could be your kid's first involvement with advanced mingling. Players can remark and talk with different players inside a game and furthermore visit with their companions on Roblox. Guardians can mood killer Roblox's social highlights (see the sidebar "Roblox's Social Features" Roblox additionally has a parent's guide at corp.roblox.com/guardians).
While Roblox's social highlights can make some nervousness for guardians, they additionally give a hands-on chance to guardians to help children grow great computerized propensities that will endure forever. That is significant, taking into account that — sooner or later — your kid is probably going to utilize other
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Children register for Roblox with their introduction to the world date. It's significant for children to enter their right birth date on the grounds that Roblox has default security and protection settings that shift, in light of a player's age.
You can check the age section of your youngster's record by looking in the upper-right corner of the route bar, where it will peruse "13+" or "<13," contingent upon the date of birth given when the record was opened. In the event that your kid has recently set up a record erroneously with a period of 13+, it's easy to change the kid's age to <13 in the record settings area.
All Roblox games include essential security and protection measures. All client transferred pictures are looked into by human mediators for unseemly substance before being posted, and there are sift that filter out awful words and other hazardous language. Players age 13 and more seasoned can see and state a bigger number of words and expressions than more youthful players, yet unseemly visit and sharing individual data (counting telephone numbers and addresses) are limited paying little respect to age. Connections to YouTube channels and internet based life usernames can be shared by players 13 and more seasoned.
While the symbolism on Roblox has a blocky, digitized look, guardians ought to know that a portion of the client created games on Roblox may incorporate subjects or potentially symbolism that might be unreasonably exceptional for youthful or touchy players.

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If you remember the years 2008 and 2009, or I am wrong to say if you remember because those were the years no one could ever forget as many people in the world were left disabled financially while some were left unemployed. However, still today a number of people are in contrast struggling in getting a job, but let me ask you one question, why don't you leave the boring job hunting and start your very own home-based business? To prove how strong my concept is I'll advise you for a look at the number of people who are looking at ways of how to start making money on the web. This is a great concept as it gives many benefits with absolutely no restrictions. Even so, the most important fact is that you can make as much money as you want with absolutely no limits that bound you.
Yet, when it comes to starting your home-based business, there are many people who keep asking themselves, what is the right way to earn money on the internet? The right answer to it is that there are numerous things you can do; you can even make your hobby into an online money making hit.
Here are whatsoever ideas to cater you through:
1. The best way to earn money online is to consider freelancing, it's one of the most common ways of earning money online, though it won't be easy as it requires a lot of dedications, but if you are determined then you can earn a lot of money through it. There are many companies who also like to hire freelancers, as you work from home; it lowers some amount of company's costs. Mostly, freelancer work is in the fields of article writing, graphic designing and programming.
2. Another way is through starting your very own blog. It's one of the best ideas for earning money online though it might require quite stressful work at the beginning. The best blogging is for business if it's about a certain topic, and you can also ask vendors to sell their products on your blog. Except for the celebrity blogs, personal blogs don't make that much money, so it's not a good idea to start off with a personal blog. A good blog is one, which sells your product, even if you're not available online.
3. You aren't bound from starting your own physical business and have your own site that will sell your product. This is one of the best ways to sell your products or services as nowadays many people are using the internet to do their shopping. This idea isn't bad, even if you are selling product of others and earning commission for it just like in a blog.
So, in the end, it's up to you that you want to sit down, cry, and be the part of the job hunting people, or on the other hand, you want to make money on the internet and have a bank account being filled with a thousand dollars a month while you're at your home.
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During AB de Villiers' press conference, there was a moment of hilarity. One that brought uncontrollable laughter from all.
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The Fairy of Mt. Wushan (Wuhshan Shennü 巫山神女) is in Chinese mythology a deity believed to live in the region of the twelve peaks of the Wushan Range along the middle course of the Yangtse River.
The fragmentarily preserved book Xiangyang qijiu zhuan 襄陽耆舊傳 says that she was also called Yao Ji 瑤姬 and was a daughter of the Red Emperor 炎帝. She died before she was married, as the book Zhugong jiushi 渚宮舊事 says.
In the Wushan Gorge 巫峽, there is a temple dedicated to her memory, the Fairy Temple 神女廟. It is standing on the north bank of the River on a small hill called Yangyun Terrace 陽雲臺 or Gaotang Watch 高唐觀. An inscription in the temple, titled Yongchengji 鏞城記, says that she was a daughter of the Queen Mother of the West 西王母 and was called Lady Yunhua 雲華夫人 "of the Cloudy Flower". She supported Yu the Great 大禹 in taming the waters of the Yangtse, chased away the evil spirits and broke atwain large rocks obstructing navigation. In Daoist belief she was therefore bestowed the title of Miaoyong zhenren 妙用真人 "Perfect Person of the Miraculous Practice". The title of the temple is Ningzhen Watch 凝真觀. The landscape around the temple is very famous for its spectacular appearance and the beautiful clouds mysteriously covering the slopes of the mountains.
Very famous is the story that King Huai 楚懷王 (r. 329-299 BCE), ruler of Chu, once came to Gaotang Watch, where he had to spend the night. In his dream the Lady appeared to him. King Xiang of Chu 楚頃襄王 (r. 299-263) also had the same experience.
From the narrations of the dreams, and in a story told in the book Shanhaijing 山海經, it can be learnt that the Fairy of Mt. Wushan was even seen as the daughter of an emperor that died in her youth and was transformed into a plant called yaocao 䔄草.


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text: Adeyemi 0 Posted February 27, 2019 Report Share Posted February 27, 2019 Hi All, Please who knows if the python 3 course is a course teaches Django or flask? And does the course empower one with the needed foundational skills to do anything at all in web development in Python? Also, because I have a prospective client who wants to create a referral system where persons sign up in a referral system like an MLM system, I also want to know if Python can do handle the issue below: It's an MLM system such that, the unique ID and name of a referrer shows up on top of the resulting page that a referred visits. Meaning that, every person in the system as a unique ID allotted to them and that same unique ID ends their referral links. Then, when the person being referred signs up, both the referred and the refferer get emails and sms on that sign up And the cycle continues like that. Such that when these people login to their respective dashboards, they can see their respective uplines and downlines Can python actually help me handle these thing please? Are there any python libraries for this? And lest I forget, I really want to know if the python 3 course is a course that teaches Django or flask? And if the course empower one with the needed foundational skills to do anything at all in web development in Python? Thanks as I anticipate your kind enlightenment and hope to take the course. Quote Link to post Share on other sites


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To get you in the groove, LoS has made available a free download of the soundboard recording for the entire show from the Georgia Theater this Fall. Jason Carter (Del McCoury Band, Travelin' McCourys) sat in on fiddle the entire show and David Lowery (Cracker, Camper Van Beethoven) played a few songs during the second set. It is available here: http://www.leftoversalmon.com/LOS_live.html
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of Leftover Salmon is impossible to deny. Today, Leftover Salmon is: Vince Herman (vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin); Drew Emmitt (vocals, mandolin, acoustic and electric guitar, mandola, fiddle); Andy Thorn (vocals, acoustic and electric banjo, National guitar); Greg Garrison (vocals, acoustic and electric bass, acoustic guitar); Jose Martinez (drums, percussion).
Though the band members are reticent to accept the weight of their influence, Leftover Salmon co-founder, singer, guitarist, fiddle and mandolin player Drew Emmitt does reflect fondly on the band's early days. "We knew we were doing something special" he says. "At that point in the early-90's, it was the birth of the jam band movement, Phish was starting out, Widespread Panic was starting out, and they were a little ahead of us, obviously, but we were one of the first bands to get out there with bluegrass and just get on the road and try to make something happen without a record deal. We were just following in the footsteps of New Grass Revival, Hot Rize and Little Feat, but by doing that I think we inspired some other bands too."
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It's a known fact that since the early 2000s, gaming has become integrated with our modern culture and has took over our world by storm. People of all age enjoy online games, and many studies state that online games helps in coping with stress.
Talking bout stress reminds me of the new pandemic, that has left us frazzled and quarantine in our home for days. Many people have been turning to video games a lot lately. Not only it helps them to relive the daily work and environmental pressure but it lets us connect with our family and friends at a safe distance.
While we all are stuck at home for the foreseeable future, we thought to sum up a list of games that might help you relax and relive stress. Weather you like party games, old-school favorites, board games or hard-core escape rooms, there's everything for everyone, you wouldn't have trouble finding the one you like.
Call of Duty: WWII
Its one of the most popular games worldwide. In case you still have now idea, it is a shooter-style game that allows the multiplayer to fight battles ground and complete missions. It's super exciting and thrilling game to play with your friends.
Outer Wilds
We chose this game for especially for travelers, since they cant have real life trips, at the moment. It provides an amazing simulated space exploration with magical discoveries and breathtaking views. The game has multiple tasks and missions where you have to explore our solar system and figuring out mysterious species.
The Sims
You probably knew this was going to make into our list. Its a popular simulation games which lets us build a world of on own. The game is perfect, since it takes away the focus and let us enjoy a healthy and prosperous world of own.
Tabletop Simulator
Although many shops and shipments are still selling board games, but since casual meet-ups and people in groups are prohibited, hobbyists and board games enthusiast are having extra hard time during this quarantine.
For such people Tabletop Simulator is perfect pick. It provides a digital environment for you and your friends where you can play board games online that too in various mods.
Final Fantasy XV
Its an extreamly popular games among teens. The game basically let's you drive around the city with other online player, stopping for a mission like go camping, kill some monsters, climb to the top of a volcano, or to take down a giant bird. The games has nice visuals and is another way to cope up with being at home all the time.
We know we said various types of games but this game has been peaking the charts since the lock down as it has more user friendly interface. The game add around hundred players into each game and they have to battle it out to till last man standing. You collect your weapons and equipment along the way.
What your type of favorite game to play during quarantine? Lets us know in the comments below, we would love to add it into our list of games!


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September is Happy Cat Month, dedicated to finding ways to keep our feline friends happy, healthy and purring all year long.
In honor of Happy Cat Month, the CATalyst Council, a national initiative comprised of animal health and welfare organizations working on behalf of cats, and Henry Schein Animal Health, the leading companion animal health distributor in the United States, offer a list of the top 10 ways cat owners can keep their pets happy: (And we all know that a happy cat means a happy home!)
1. Visit the veterinarian. Healthy cats are happy cats. While some owners may dread a trip to the veterinarian with their cat, many veterinary practices are cat friendly or have doctors who specialize in cats and will gladly show leery owners how pleasant a trip to the veterinarian can be. "There are dozens of great reasons why cat owners should take their pet to see their veterinarian regularly," says Kevin Vasquez, Chairman, CEO and President of Henry Schein Animal Health. "As a leading partner with the veterinary medical community, we know that the veterinarian is the strongest advocate an owner could have to help ensure the happiness and wellness of our cats. If you love your pet, see your vet." The American Association of Feline Practitioners has a list of veterinary practices that have earned a "cat friendly" designation. There is likely one near you.
2. Provide preventive medications. No one likes fleas, ticks, mites or heartworms, especially your cat. Even if your cat is kept strictly indoors, they can still be attacked by these little creepy creatures. Talk with your veterinarian about the best preventive plan for your cat. A parasite-free cat is a happy cat—and preventive care will keep your family healthier, too.
3. Microchip your cat. In addition to a collar and identification tag, owners should ask their veterinarian about microchipping their feline friend. If a cat ever escapes or gets lost, having this type of permanent ID will make a reunion between you and your pet much more likely.
4. Provide toys. One of the easiest ways to make a cat happy is with a new toy. Every cat has a preference as to what type of toy it likes best, and experimenting with different kinds will be fun for both you and your cat.
5. Train together. Cats are smart and can be trained to do fun tricks--the mental and physical stimulation is great for felines. Teaching your cat to sit, for example, is easy, and training your cat to sit on chairs instead of counters will make you and your cat much happier. An added bonus is that training will strengthen the bond between you and your feline buddy.
6. Work for food. Feline obesity is a huge problem in this country (not to make a pun), and one way to combat it is to make cats work for their food. Food toys are available to channel a cat's natural hunting instincts. The toy releases kibble in small amounts. Another option is to hide a cat's food in different places so that they have to find it. Working for food makes a cat happy because it's great physical and mental exercise.
7. Get your cat acclimated to the carrier. Many cat owners find that the worst part about taking their cat anywhere is getting it into the carrier. The time to work with your cat on making their carrier seem like a safe, secure and inviting place to be is prior to veterinary visits or family vacations – not when you're ready to get into the car. Visit www.catalystcouncil.org to view Cats and Carriers: Friends not Foes for tips on how to get cats to love their carriers.
8. Go outside (appropriately). Yes! There are ways owners can safely take their cats outside to allow them to broaden their horizons. Cats can be walked on a leash with a harness or confined in a special outdoor area—always under supervision, of course—so they can periodically and safely experience the world outside their window.
9. Scratch the surface. Cats should have places they are allowed to stretch and care for their claws. Scratching is an important aspect of feline behavior. Providing a long and sturdy scratching post in a vertical, horizontal or angled position is a good way to keep your cat happy … and your sofa, too!
10. Think about getting another cat. Cats are social animals, so you might want to consider visiting the shelter and adopting a best buddy for your current kitty. Cats love to play, and a playmate will make them happy—provided they are properly introduced and have the right places to eat, hide, play and go the bathroom. Visit your community animal shelter and see what feline friends they have to offer.
"Studies have shown that having a cat live with you can have many benefits for your health, both physical and mental, so why not give a little back to your favorite furry friend during Happy Cat Month," says Dr. Jane Brunt, executive director of CATalyst Council. "Most cats just want a home with a comfy couch they can curl up on and a loving owner to stroke their fur and rub their head. During Happy Cat Month, CATalyst Council and Henry Schein Animal Health encourage people without a cat to consider adopting one from their local shelter. If you already have one, how about adding a play mate? Many wonderful cats are in shelters all over the country waiting for someone to give them a forever home. And last but not least, use some of these 10 tips to spoil your cat a little more than usual during this special month."
About CATalyst Council
The CATalyst Council is a national organization which includes a wide variety of animal health and welfare organizations as well as corporate members of the animal health industry that connect and collaborate to advance the health, welfare and value of companion cats. It was founded in response to troubling statistics released by the American Veterinary Medical Association that, while there has been a steady increase in our nation's pet cat population, there has also been a significant decline in veterinary care provided those cats. For more information about the CATalyst Council, visit www.catalystcouncil.org.
About Henry Schein Animal Health, U.S.
Henry Schein Animal Health, based in Dublin, Ohio, is a leading companion animal health distribution company in the United States. The Company employs approximately 900 team members, including 300 field sales representatives and 200 telesales and customer support representatives. With 12 strategically located, state-of-the-art distribution facilities and 10 inside sales centers, the Company maintains a greater than a 99 percent order-fill ratio, accomplishing its mission of providing the right product at the right place and at the right time.
Henry Schein Animal Health partners with over 480 channel suppliers to bring veterinarians the broadest selection of products to companion animal, equine and large animal practices including: dentistry, diagnostics, diets, equipment and supplies, nutraceuticals, orthopedics, parasiticides, pharmaceuticals and more. In addition, the Company helps veterinarians grow their practice with its strategic Business Solutions including AVImark® and ImproMed® Practice Management Software, Henry Schein® Financial Services, Henry Schein® ProRepair®, HRVetResource, Intelligent Inventory®, Leadership Intelligence, MyVetDirect.com® Home Delivery, Opperman Manual, OSHA Compliance Solutions, Pet I.D. Cards, Privacy Edge Identify Theft Protection, Professional Development Program, SmartPak™, VetPressOnline Client Communications, Veterinary Instrumentation, website development and more. For more information, visit www.henryscheinvet.com.


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News that China's human rights lawyer, Gao Zhisheng, is not being mistreated by authorities in China is "laughable," says Professor Donald C. Clarke of George Washington University Law School on his blog.
Gao, a stalwart for representing repressed groups in China such as Falun Gong practitioners and Christians, has been harassed, tortured, and detained by Chinese authorities since 2005.
Gao was taken from his family's home by authorities in February this year and has not been seen since. His wife and two children escaped to the U.S. shortly after Gao's disappearance and now reside in the New York area.
From 2004 Gao wrote several open letters to the leaders of the Chinese regime criticizing their human rights record, particularly their persecution of Falun Gong. He also wrote an open letter to the U.S. Congress in 2007 and this year released a vivid account of more than 50 days of torture he suffered while in captivity by the regime in 2008.
John Kamm of the Duihua Foundation said Gao was not being mistreated and was free to visit his hometown in June, citing information he obtained from the Chinese Embassy in Washington.
Kamm spoke at a Congressional Executive Commission on China (CECC) hearing titled "Human Rights and the Rule of Law in China" in Washington D.C. Wednesday.
"In late June, Gao Zhisheng was allowed to return to his home village in Shaanxi Province to pay his respects to his ancestors," Kamm said, relaying the information he had received from the Chinese Embassy. "He is not being mistreated and is not being subjected to coercive legal measures."
Clarke also testified at the CECC hearing and said on his blog: "The claim that he is not being subjected to 'coercive legal measures' is of course beyond laughable, and in contradiction to the notion that he was "allowed" to return to his home village."
Beijing legal scholar and rights activist Teng Biao has reported that Gao was in contact with his family briefly in July.
Gao's wife, Geng He, published an open letter on Oct. 3 titled, "Gao Zhisheng, my husband and the father of my children—where are you?" She wrote that she and her children have worried terribly about Gao because they had not heard anything from him for the past 10 months, and do not know whether he is alive or not.
Clarke said the information presented at the CECC hearing represented some kind of progress: "At least the [Chinese] government is now admitting that it has information about Gao."


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About Taylor Kim
Service Designer at Mackenzie Investments & IG Wealth Management
Mackenzie Investments & IG Wealth Management,
Taylor Kim is a Service Designer at Mackenzie Investments. Trained in both Lean Six Sigma and Service Design methodologies, she has used both to create value for clients in the Financial Services and Healthcare industries. Taylor has an MBA from the University of Toronto.


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Ezra gets FDA clearance to use AI for analyzing prostate MRIs
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Editor's Note: Our annual Vator Splash Spring 2016 conference is around the corner on May 12, 2016 at the historic Scottish Rite Center in Oakland. Speakers include Nigel Eccles (CEO & Co-founder, FanDuel), Andy Dunn (Founder & CEO, Bonobos), Mitch Kapor (Founder, Kapor Center for Social Impact); Founders of NextDoor, Handy, TubeMogul; Investors from Khosla Ventures, Javelin Venture Partners, Kapor Capital, Greylock, DFJ, IDG, IVP and more. Join us! REGISTER HERE.
Despite Airbnb's big talk for wanting to be an active, positive part of the communities where it does business, hosts in San Francisco don't seem particularly interested in following laws enacted by their own communities.
As many as 79.9 percent, or over 4,000 hosts with Airbnb listings in San Francisco, have failed to follow the city's law requiring short-term rental hosts to register those listings, according to a new analysis from the Board of Supervisors.
The report found that Airbnb activity in the city increased by about 15 percent from 6,113 listings in December 2014 to 7,029 listings in November 2015, with 5,378 unique hosts providing those listings. And yet, the city had only received 1,082 short-term rental registrations as of November 2015. As of last month, the city has received 1,647 applications.
Additionally, users are ignoring a law that limits the renting of entire homes (when the host is not present) to just 90 days per year. The same report estimates that 26.1 percent of these "unhosted entire home listings" have been rented for more than 90 nights. That's about 285 homes.
We reached out to Airbnb to see their statement on these new findings:
"Airbnb is already working to help meet the City's goal of fighting illegal hotels and we are taking action by removing unwelcome listings from our platform, releasing data and cracking down on commercial operators," wrote Airbnb spokesperson Nick Papas to me in an email. "Unfortunately, the registration process remains a challenge -- San Francisco is asking hosts to apply for multiple permits, fill out dozens of pages of paperwork and tell the City how many spoons they have in their home."
The comments about a challenging registration process are not baseless, as the supervisors' report actually suggests simplifying registration to make it easier for hosts to be in compliance. The current system requires hosts to register their short-term rental while also registering for a business tax, and neither can be done online.
While the city is able to recognize its shortcomings, however, it's revealing to see Airbnb bristling with a dismissive and cynical comment about how the city wants to know about hosts' cutlery. The reason the city requests an itemized list of "furniture, appliances, supplies, equipment and fixtures" is that hosts are running their spaces like businesses.
"We have heard loud and clear from (hosts) that they want to be treated like everybody else and are willing to pay taxes like everybody else," said Assessor-Recorder Carmen Chu in the San Francisco Chronicle last month. "They are operating their homes as a business and so we are treating them as we would any other business."
Despite the new report finding nearly 300 "entire homes" being rented for more than 90 days per year, in violation of the law, Airbnb insists that the typical host shares their space 48 nights per year.
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We recently got back a few photos from buyers and I noticed a monochromatic home design theme in a few of them: both had black and white color schemes going on in their rooms, and I absolutely love it!
Let me first say that I'm obviously a fan of black and white color schemes, and even more specifically STRIPED ones. I mean, our logo is a zebra for goodness sake!
A black and white palette in a space brings balance.
"Black traps space, while white opens space. Black evokes sophistication; white communicates innocence.". Consider the yin and the yang – the balance between good and evil, light and dark – elements that are interconnected and interdependent. Black represents formality and white represents luxury. So a monochromatic theme in your living space can end up creating the ultimately chic design style!
So let's check out how our buyers have utilized black and white Heathertique products in their spaces:
First we had Adrienne, who ordered a custom bone inlay stool in a black and white chevron pattern. We've done one of these before but she asked to make the lines nice and thick, and now I know why!
Turns out, the stool matches her curtains PERFECTLY and coordinates with those couch pillows. Those walls – amazeballs. And I wonder who that little tent is for? So cute! What a great way to create an eclectic chic living space with playful elements to make it also a child-friendly play space! High five to Adrienne on a beautiful space she's made.
Love the dual purpose stool / coffee table? Get one of your own over at http://www.heathertique.etsy.com! Choose from one of our designs or customize one of your very own!
Next we have Lisa, who ordered a black and white striped bone inlay tray. I had no idea that it was joining a huge collection of black and white elements in Lisa's home! Lisa's Instagram page touts her as obsessed with monochromatic home design, and from this snippet of her account, I think we can all nod in agreement.
So so so chic, don't you think? I love the juxtaposition with the colorful flowers, which also add a touch of femininity in a color scheme that can easily sway masculine. I don't think there's anything overly-masculine about Lisa's style, though, do you? I keep staring at that black and white striped armchair, wondering where I can get one for my own studio!
Trays serve so many purposes, from serving guests snacks to creating a colorful centerpiece. Get one of your own over at http://www.heathertique.etsy.com! Choose from one of our designs or customize one of your very own!
If you're feeling the monochromatic home design love affair, here are some of our other items that might pique your interest!


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MacXDVD Marks the 14th Anniversary with Sale
MacXDVD is marking the 14th anniversary of the launch of the legendary brand by giving customers the best gift of all: up to 70% discounts on its gift pack, together with its best-sellers DVD ripper and video converter. Today customers worldwide will save 70% or more on the 4-in-1 multimedia toolkit inclusive of DVD backup software, video converter, data transfer, and media player. To find the new sale-priced gift, feel free to visit MacXDVD Special Offer page.
MacXDVD Software began as a multimedia software company. Now in its 14th year as a multimedia solution provider, Digiarty has been successful at evolving and changing to stay ahead of other companies and has positioned itself in the most competitive way possible.
Specifically, The company's ace products incl. MacX DVD Ripper Pro and MacX Video Converter Pro have been undergone several big overhauls, inclusive of unique title check mechanism meant to intelligently choose the right title from encrypted DVDs, level-3 hardware acceleration dedicated to offloading CPU-intensive DVD/video transcoding tasks to hardware, pre-configured profile expansion aimed at encoding media file to the specific device without needing to know the obscure parameter settings.
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Eagle Wing Tour
Participation form, to be filled out by all those joining the Race Rocks Tour, Thursday Aug 29.
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Booking ID: AHFJ-11819
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Traveling to Canada
Please visit the government of Canada's visit website for important tips when travelling to Canada. Most people who want to visit Canada will need a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Find out if you need a visa, eTA, or both here. Should you need a visa to travel to Canada, we suggest you start the paper work as soon as possible because this is a long process that may take a few months.
Traveling to Victoria
The easiest way to get to Victoria is to fly into the Victoria International Airport (YYJ), located in Sidney, about 30 km from downtown Victoria, or about 25 km from the University of Victoria where the workshop will take place. Taxis are available just outside of the airport and a ride to downtown is typically between 60 – 65 CAD. YYJ airport shuttle constantly runs from Victoria to the airport for 25 CAD. We highly recommend booking a reservation in advance due to the high number of visitors in the summer. Public transportation from the airport to downtown Victoria or to UVic costs 5.00 CAD. However, this bus route frequency is low.
If your travel plans are through Vancouver International Airport you can take the BC ferry from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay either on public transportation or through the BC Ferries Connector. For public transportation, walk to the sky train station, take the train towards Waterfront and get off on Bridgeport station. Go downstairs to Bay 11 and take bus # 620 towards Tsawwassen. At the ferry terminal, pay for the fare (17.20 CAD), hop on the ferry and enjoy the beautiful views of the Pacific North West. In Swartz Bay, walk to the bus station and get on bus # 72 or # 70 which will drive you to downtown. Note that while Vancouver transit allows credit card to pay bus fares, Victoria doesn't. You will need cash to pay for the bus fare in Swartz Bay.
The BC Ferries Connector ticket counter is located in the International Arrival Terminal, at the arrival level, and next to the escalators. The fare from Vancouver airport to downtown Victoria is 58.00 CAD. If you chose to use this service we suggest booking a seat in advance since this is a popular way to travel to Vancouver Island from Vancouver airport.
Traveling in Victoria
The esiest way to travel once in Victoria is to use the Victoria BC Transit bus system. The meetings are being held at the Ocean Networks Canada Queenswood Campus of UVic, which is located at 2474 Arbutus Rd. The #11 Tillicum Centre/UVic bus route crosses Victoria, out-bound on Fort St. and passes directly by/near 2474 Arbutus Rd. Any bus that goes to/from the UVic Bus Exchange (routes #4, #7, #11, #12, #13, #14, #15, #26, #39, and #51) is only be a short bus ride on the #11 or a short walk down Sinclair, Haro, and Arbutus (15 minute walk) to ONC.
Note: During the summer of 2019 the #11 bus is on a slight detour, and turns onto Hobbs at Arbutus. There are temporary bus stops at Hobbs and Arbutus that are one block from the ONC offices. Please ask the driver to stop at Hobbs and Arbutus.
The #11 bus route map with the detour in red is here.
To assist local travel for all participants attending either the school or workshop, ONC will provide tokens/tickets to access the BC Transit buses. Each bus trip (single bus, no transfers) costs $2.50, or one token. However, for $5.00 or two tokens/tickets, a passenger can buy a day pass from the driver, with unlimted travel on that day/date. When boarding the first bus of the day, you can either pay $5.00 or present two tokens and request a day pass from the driver. Anyone who would like free bus tokens during either the school and/or workshop, please contact Richard Dewey, one of the ONC meeting organizers.
The #11 bus schedule is available here.
The complete Victoria BC Transit Users Guide, including all route schedules is available here.


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Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Barbara Hannigan, Kathleen Kim & Sir Neville Marriner win Gramophone Awards
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Barbara Hannigan, Kathleen Kim and Sir Neville Marriner win Gramophone Awards for 2014.
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet's Prokofiev Piano Concertos cycle on Chandos with the BBC Philharmonic conducted by Gianandrea Noseda wins in the Concerto category. He previously won this award in 2011 for his Chandos recording of works by Ravel, Debussy and Massenet with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Yan Pascal Tortelier. In 2009 he won the Instrumental category for volume 4 of his complete Debussy survey. This year Jean-Efflam was also nominated in the Artist of the Year category.
For the second year running Barbara Hannigan features on the winning recording in the Contemporary category for her performance as Agnès in Opus Arte's DVD of George Benjamin's Written on Skin. Gramophone noted that Barbara's performance combined "vocal trapeze-work with a thoroughly modern dramatic intensity". The opera was commissioned for the Aix-en-Provence Festival and has since been performed at a number of venues across Europe.
Laurent Pelly's production of Ravel's double-bill at Glyndebourne Opera on DVD from FRA Music featuring Kathleen Kim as Nightingale in L'enfant et les sortilèges wins the Opera category. Kathleen performs with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Kazushi Ono and the recording also includes L'heure espagnole. These productions were streamed live on the Guardian's website and performed in concert at the 2012 BBC Proms to great acclaim.
At the Gramophone Awards ceremony on 17 September, Sir Neville Marriner was presented with the Gramophone Award for Outstanding Achievement. This special award was presented to the conductor as recognition for his prolific and long-lived career.


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5 Channels RGB Dual White DC12v 24v RGB Color Controller
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