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Build Update, 21 December 2017: Concrete, panels, holes and walls
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by Jo Clarke, Marketing and Communications Officer
Everyone on site is looking forward to a short break over Christmas – but before we have a few days off here's a quick roundup of some building and construction tidbits!
Firstly, here's the November web cam footage in case you missed our social media posts about it recently.
Since my last Build Update post a series of sub-contractors have been hard at work pouring the ground bearing slab for the foundation of our extension (Gworks), laying a damp proof membrane (FastGlobe) and a steel rebar for the reinforced concrete frame of our basement (Stephensons). A rebar is a steel bar or mesh of steel wires that acts as a tension device to strengthen and hold the concrete in compression.
Having seen demolition work and plenty of digging take place over the last few months it feels as if the tide has now turned and we are starting to see things rising up from the ground once more.
Progress with pouring the concrete base next to St Luke's Church is also progressing.
A number of our staff have been on hard hat tours during the last month and everyone seems to have really enjoyed them. It also means we've got new snaps of some of the spaces that are being developed. The images I'm using in this post were kindly taken by our art curator Terah Walkup. To quote her on this image of our former Attrill Gallery: "The walls of the art gallery are getting a spruce up. Wood panels under all that hessian backing. A behind-the-scenes peek."
She also took this image of which she says: "Look close. Every hole and mark is a record of every painting that has ever hung on this wall. Original walls of the Museum stripped back for redevelopment."
Continuing on the subject of walls, our contractors Willmott Dixon have uncovered some writing on some of the boards in the galleries and it's quite interesting/entertaining!
This inscription dates from 28 August 1910 – the year the Museum and Art Gallery building opened.
Our colleague Graham Naylor from Plymouth Libraries has done a bit of research and we know the E Back who wrote on this board was Ernest Jonas Back. He was born in Plymouth in 1895 and would have been 15 or 16 when he did his papering as an apprentice for Harris and Sons, a decorators, picture dealers and framers based at No. 70 George Street.
From the 1911 Census we know that Ernest lived with his father Thomas, mother Anna, brothers William, Alfred and Samuel, sister Miriam, two more relatives and a lodger at 18 Chedworth Street, near the city centre and not that far from the Museum.
He is referred to on a separate board as 'a regular swine'. Another board features the wording 'A Jane – another swine'. We'll never know the reason for this – hopefully it was just someone's idea of a joke and they weren't that unpopular!
This is our last Build Update for 2017. Hopefully you'll agree that a great deal has been achieved since our Groundbreaking ceremony in January. We'll be doing our best to keep you up to speed with progress next year when there'll be more exciting developments, as well as key milestones like the laying of our foundation stone and our topping out ceremony.
I'll leave you with a little Christmas present – a cool 360 film of the construction site shot a few weeks ago.
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hi my name is john poade
i live in coven in staffordshire, ihave just uncovered apainting/picture which was left to me from my grand parents (im now almost sixty) interestingly on the is a harris&sons endorsment label dated th oct 1926 with a ref number of75855
i was wondering who or how would i find out who would have commissioned this framing etc.the adress on the label is 70 george street plymouth if you could help it would be great thank you

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Bad move. Living and tortured means at least a small chance of escape. Just kill him fast and go rescue the girls.
"I've just cut off the flow of blood to your brain"
I was expecting – "and you head will explode in 30 seconds. You are already dead".
Ah! He would be so lucky.
Pro-tip for prone, paralyzed thug: if you can still breath and yell, your brain's blood supply is doing fine. Slightly panicky and not big on human physiology, are you?
I know Morcai is no nice guy, but heck. Right now, I wouldn't trust him with my (non-existant) children. Not exactly because of what he may do to them, but more accurately because of what he may teach them.
This is not a negative criticism of this webcomic itself. Morcai doesn't have to be a nice guy.
(well, OK, I'm a bit uncomfortable, but again, I know this: anti-heroes shouldn't be just badly shaved heroes)
SOMEbody's been watching episodes of a certain series! ♥♥♥♥♥
Morcai got training from the Master of Sinanju???
Someone watched Xena…
. . . If I didn't love Morcai so much, I would be backing away slowly right now and looking for a helpful Barbarian Princess to handle him.
But dangit, I love the wiry little bastard. This is all your fault, JED!
Oh no, Morcai just ruined Erlik's other knee. One wasn't enough, I guess.
Still, in a way Erlik's lucky. Given the roll of hurting him with his own weapons that Morcai apppeared to be on, one would half expect the latter to tear off his fingers to do the nerve strike with them. (I for one am getting very close to the limit where blood and suffering start hampering my enjoyment of a story, so I'm rather grateful he did not.-
Also, I think Morcai's getting it wrong for thinking he should be the one to kill Erlik. All together with me now: GET THE GIRLS OUT!"
(Ashamed? Why?)
More seriously, while the girls obviously have no compunctions against killing, I think there is a good chance of them not caring for torture. If he goes through with this, the girls are likely going to do one of two things, tell Tom to go or try to reform their Tom.
Actually, I think the girls might be in the mood where they go straight for the kill. And Morcai seems to have found someone else he wants to add to the "Uncle Buddy" section of his hit list.
Besides, what's the line from Deadpool? "This isn't going to end well for me, is it?"
Greedy, greedy, Morcai. He should share with his lady friends!
We no like you no share. You no getting any!
Very good, fairy sibling!
I'm surprised no one has pointed this out but Morcai may just be playing with Erik's mind – AGAIN! He has already said how much fun it to play with his fears.
Next he will threaten to throw him down in the pit with the girls.
Whelp, assuming Tom is actually going to go through with his threat (I believe him), and then assuming I were Tom, my progression would go along these lines:
• secure the sacrifice
• release the girls
• girls hungry?
-> let girls eat the dead girl
-> slowly & messily in front of sacrifice
• ask sacrifice meaningful questions, gather info, make many jokes
• slowly disassemble sacrifice, while continuing to ask questions, continue to be funny
• feed disassembled parts to girls as the day slowly progresses
• maybe take a break and enjoy much pleasure with girls in front of sacrifice
• get final answers, finish the job, report to Dell
• go back and enjoy evening with the girls, Good Day's Work done good
• tomorrow, begin religious territory sweep for all traps & set protocols so it doesn't happen again
And quite frankly, anyone who hunts sentient people for fun and profit is really getting off quite easy with that treatment, in my opinion. My only regret in this case would be not being able to make video & post to the Internet as a warning to others. I protect my own.
Ouch. Sibling, not to be judgmental, but that was TMI. I'll just assume you're writing the character. While I fully ackowledge and heartily approve of protecting one's own, I also strongly believe that torture doesn't work anyway if you want answers. (A Shin Bet colonel has declared as much publicly, so I guess we can take his word for it.)
One may make a point in its favor if you want to break someone, but it still has the flaw of debasing both persons involved. And if you're going to kill them anyway, there's little point in breaking them.
I'd also like to point out that neither Erlik nor Matil thought of the girls as sentient. Just vaguely humanoid beasts that mimic their victims' words. It does take a huge measure of denial for that, granted.
Well, my first sentence has important qualifiers in it. If you're gonna do something, go All In. As per your last sentence, that amount of denial doesn't really qualify as denial in my book, it counts as fabricating a fig leaf to justify psychopathic behavior. For the record, if it was the real me in this, I'd deliver him to Dell for proper questioning and punishment. After letting him watch the girls eat his former partner. I'm also making an assumption about the eating habits of the girls, but it's based upon my (possibly faulty) memory of when we first met them … I believe they mentioned eating Tom if he didn't know the proper password. Or maybe Dell mentioned it, or maybe JED's info-blurb on forest ogres did. Just stuck in my memory that they're known to consume human flesh.
I guess I should also note, as a long-time follower of Zona, I had great hopes for Morcai to find redemption and become a much better man than her was when we first met him. If he backslides a bit on this incident, I'm willing to grant him a Mulligan under these circumstances.
I have similar hopes for him (as I'm sure Darvik and Mora do too). Interestingly, we may now have hopes of the same kind for Thann — unless of course both happen to end up killing each other on some errand.
As for the girls eating human flesh, I'll believe that if only because that's more or less part of the definition of an "ogre". But neither lord Dell (here : https://barbarianprincess.com/comic/journeys-end-and-bonus/page-904/ ) nor the girls, a few pages later, mentioned eating. Only killing. Which is already bad enough in and of itself, of course.
(Oh, and I'm happy to fully agree with you about delivering Erlik to count Dell.)
While I understand Morcai's position on torture, I have to wonder whether it might not be good to let this guy escape to warn others to stay away? On the other hand, he does seem the type to try a revenge instead
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Well, I understand from his point of view (that of a person used to do evil for a living), but I also think letting him escape to warn others would be counterproductive. Secrecy is the girls' best protection; the less people who know about them the better. I think he's going to get all the necessary info to go and warn the others himself.
Torture in and of itself might not be very effective. However combined with other intelligence tools it might yield information.
For instance having a prison which has a variety of listening devices, planted agents and uses a form of torture that is mostly phycological in nature might yield usefull intelligence. It is likely that shared torture would cause the prisoners to communicate and share ideas and information. At the very least you would learn how the prisoners develop codes, as a captured agent would use what they know when developing a means of communication with other prisoners. People let things slip when they feel they are around others they can trust and the torture methods would be focused on loosening inhibitions and critical thinking rather than just pain. So really the torture is just a prop for the real intelligence work to begin.
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What about a bad transfer case?
Kind of sounds like there is a clutch hanging up in the trans. But you said it acted like this before you swapped it right? So I would look at the transfer case, check the oil level. That type of thing.
What about a bad transfer case?
Kind of sounds like there is a clutch hanging up in the trans. But you said it acted like this before you swapped it right? So I would look at the transfer case, check the oil level. That type of thing.
I am still trying to think outside the box here, what about a brake hanging up, like a stuck e brake cable?
Or bad wheel bearing?
Maybe jack it up and run it with the wheels on jack stands, count the shifts and see how it acts?
Sorry you have a tough one.
This was supposed to be a nice easy swap lol. Never goes as planned. I've been busy at work so I'll have to put it on jack stands tomorrow. I talked to some more tranny shops and junk yards about this problem. They are all telling me that the 96 tranny is not going to work. I don't understand what they could have changed in the tranny that would cause this problem. Maybe the torque converter.... That would probably cause this.
I thought the change was 97, but I just looked and the overhaul kits for 96-97 are different but it only says because the valve body gaskets and pan gasket is different.
The only thing that could have changed otherwise is the solenoid pack, which you can drop the pan and change it out with your old one. I had read the '96 had a different diode or something goofy like that.
The torque convertor should be the same, only difference is if something is telling it to turn on.
Which unplugging the trans should have eliminated that problem.
Still, why did the problem not change when the transmission did, even with the wrong transmission you are having the same issues. That is what I can't get over.
Question: the old transmission is burnt out so would it be wise to swap the solenoid from it? What is the diode?
That's what has everyone puzzled. Some people say that the tranny will make it run this way and others disagree and say I have an engine problem. the tranny shops and the junkyards say it's the tranny. Everything happened when I blew the tranny. It was acting this way with the right transmission but bad. I'm not understanding how a good transmission but different parts takes its place but yet has the same side effects that the other did.... Maybe I burnt my ECU. That would certainly explain the problems but again not understanding how that could happen with a high rev.
So I was just looking for answers on google again and this is what I found. (1995 and after they will bolt up but there were changes in the plug for the solenoid pack and 1996 and newer had different clutches inside so the computer was calibrated different.) Would this explain my problem? Sounds like I would need to change the ECU to the 96 and add a MAF or change/rebuild the transmission to be compatible.
That is where I get confused. Even if the clutches are different and it takes different timing you should still be able to pull the shifter down into first gear and drive it without trouble.
I still think the problem is elsewhere. Not saying the transmission will work without modifications but still don't think that is the cause.
I just can't imagine something like an ignition module creating that problem on a consistent basis like you are saying, or what other engine problem could do that.
A bad engine computer should throw engine codes, or not be able to communicate at all. Have you tried to pull codes?
I have not tried to pull codes yet. Not really sure how to do that. I don't really want to drive it the way it is to a shop. I think I might try counting the flashing light.
Where is Steve83 when you need him? That guy knows everything!
Seriously, I think Traveler is probably the most experienced transmission guy we have. Trucking, Are you on Full Size Bronco? Steve83 is on both. Other than him there are a few guys over there that I swear either work for ford as mechanics or designed these trucks because the know everything there is to know. Miesk5 is one of them.
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Yeah I was on that site. I couldn't post a thread bc I didn't have enough post. I posted my problem in a couple of threads but didn't get any results.
I know this is an old thread, but I am having an odd problem with my 1995 F150 with the E4OD transmission. The truck runs great and shifts fine, but every once in a while when you shift it into reverse it acts like the parking brake is on and won't move at all. It accepts the gear and is putting a load on it, but just won't move. I have talked to transmission shops around but all just want to rebuild it and go on. I don't think it needs a complete rebuild, but not totally for sure. When it does this I will shift into low 1 let it lurch forward a little and the same through the rest of the gears. I will then put it into reverse and it hesitates like a short bind and will work as normal. Could there be an o-ring or gasket broken up in there like between something in the valve body that is leaking pressure somewhere? Or have any of you heard of anything like this? Any help would be appreciated as google isn't bringing any results in.
Oddly enough I have run into that. In my case it was a 1 way clutch failing. It could be a seal, or sticky clutch pack but in your case it still is internal.
There is nothing external to the transmission that can fix or cause this. It has to come out and be torn down. You would probably be money ahead to try and find a used one someplace and put it in depending on how you use the truck and how much longer you expect to keep it.
Not the answer that I was particularly looking for lol, but the one I was most expecting to hear. Thank you very much, I will begin searching for a good one as I just bought the truck for my son which turns 16 in a few months and he absolutely loves it.
So I'm in the process of tearing into my brother-in-law's e40d. When I was taking it apart the overdrive apply piston snap ring the holds the retaining spring in was already off. Is the the cause of the no forward gears? Everything else looks fine. But I'm no trans expert.
Yep. I believe there is a tsb on that and an updated snap ring
Ok. So where should I get the snap ring from? Also where can I get a seal kit?
Napa has seal kits. Order online for trans parts. That is about the only place to get them.
Can't remember the website but racerx is really good.
So I have a couple more questions. I went to replace the sealing rings on the forward drum and I had to break the old ones to get them off because of the wear on the shaft. The new sealing rings are a very tight. I'm afraid I'm going to break them. Do I need a new drum? Also the inside of the center support shaft that slides over the forward drum shows some wear. It's pretty rough on one side. Should I get a new one of them too?
Also on the from pump. Should the shaft spin by hand?


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You know how joyous and releasing it can feel to kick off your shoes, let yourself go, and dance to music when no one is watching? Well, it's even better if you can share the experience with other people...without feeling like you're being judged, suffocated by cigarette smoke, or hit on.
It's called by a variety of names: FreeDance, Dance Alive, Barefoot Boogie, etc.., but whatever the name, it's a growing phenomenon. You can find it now in many cities and towns around the world. Check out a list of locations worldwide, compiled by Dance New England. If there isn't already a group near you, it's not that hard to start one. Here's a personal account of what it's like:
One of the great joys of my life is an event that happens every Wednesday night here in Burlington. Winter, Summer, rain or shine, I can count on Wednesday night to balance my physical, emotional, mental and spiritual selves.For more details, have a look at Dance New England's website. For other locations world-wide, click here.
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Novatron impressively models various compressor types; Fet, VCA, and Vari-Mu. With this, It can be used for clean bus compression, smashing the crap out of a bus, or on a single instrument to tame dynamics. Novatron can add some serious character injected on a synth bus, or be used for extreme FET crushing to give drums a "mojously" infused and analog sound. Yet, we are coining "mojous!" (Laugher) Novatron can also get smooth and thick vocals or a steady thick bass just like classic leveling hardware.
Novatron features two separate Transformer Saturation options. One on the way in, the second on the way out. There is also an option to bypass for clean compression tones. It also has two optional Tone Circuits. The attack and release response on Novatron is revolutionary to the "in the box" compressors world. The 3D solidity and tone it produces are characteristic of expensive hardware and excels on every genre of music.
Novatron is compression for the 2018 and beyond. Why limit yourself to just one compression type when you can have a hybrid of FET/VCA/Vari-Mu all in one box. The added function of being able to offer clean and colored tones makes this a swiss army knife compressor. For many people, it is often the case where ones have to choose between FET/VCA/OPTO compression and color or transparent compression, but Novatron can about do it all without over thinking the process.
Novatron perfectly bridges the gap between the simple but effective with few well-designed parameters. Novatron emulates compressors like the 1176 and other 'fully featured' compressors which give extensive control. As per the usual Kush design ethos, many of this plugins parameters are non-numeric or subjectively labeled promoting the 'use your ears rather than your eyes' workflow. Using your ears is a good thing, friends. Learn to use them without relying on your eyes constantly.
Reverb, we all love it. Some people say a delay is the better way to go. Professionally speaking, reverb and delay is a must on every mix. Why only use one when you can use both! Digital has made leaps and bounds over the last 10 years. EQ, compression, saturation and more have come a long way. But, reverb is still an area where hardware often wins. Hardware offers a degree of multidimensionality, dynamic contour, and realism. Bluntly speaking, many reverb plugins sound flat, linear, and synthetic. Over the last two years, huge strides have been made with making reverb plugins sounding more "alive."
Now in 2018, Kush Audio pushes the bar further with the creation of the Goldplate – a reverb to truly stand up against top-notch hardware units from past and present. Finally, reverb has shown up to the table! Honorable mentions to a few UAD reverbs, Altiverb, Liquid Sonics, and select others – the list is small – Kush is making a huge splash.
Goldplate offers breathtaking, silky smooth reverberation tails with unparalleled harmonic shaping. If you are in the market for dynamic sparkle, warm tone, shimmering ambiance, and lush landscapes of depth – this plugin is a no-brainer! Goldplate goes far beyond traditional reverb controls, allowing for a warm distortion of the signal pre-reverb and thick, pumping compression post-reverb. What makes a kush plugin so special is the secret sauce by adding harmonics to add the vibe that made Kush plugin overall so famous. Goldplate is an excellent fantastic plate reverb plugin that sits so elegantly in my mix and soon yours, and it has the secret kush sauce included.
Continuum is honored to be offering these stellar kush audio products to all of our students. If you are interested in mentorship in production, sound design, mixing or mastering reach out to us today. A big thanks to our friends at Kush Audio for making these plugins available to us. At the end of the day – making music should be fun! When our music sounds good, we are more infused with passion — big ups to Kush for inspiring us all a bit more.


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Fundamental reset of the base station
Fundamental reset of the base station
• Disconnect mains.
• Press paging key on base station and hold down.
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• Hold key pressed for more than 5 seconds. Release the paging key.
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Dr Pushpinder Matta is the technical officer responsible for laboratory based soil, plant and other biological analytical techniques and instrumentation. Pushpinder joined HIE in 2013; prior to taking this position she held a role as Research Officer with NSW DPI (State Forests). With NSW DPI, she worked on land use change (pasture to pine plantation) impact on soil carbon sequestration and dynamics. She was also involved in evaluating the fate of biochar carbon under laboratory and field conditions.
She obtained her PhD from Punjab Agricultural University in 2008 and her PhD investigation explored the effect of Bt-cotton on soil chemical and microbiological parameters. She completed her M.Sc. in 2004 and her master's research investigation was on the long-term effect of organics and inorganics on microbial population and nutrient availability under Rice-Wheat System on an acid Alfisols.
Technical expertise
Experience with a range of instrumentation and analytical techniques used in soil, plant and other biological analysis as well as experience in calibration, maintenance and documentation for the operation of instruments and experimental procedures.
Areas of Research/ Teaching Expertise
Soil carbon sequestration and dynamics, biochar carbon, soil microbiology, soil chemistry and fertility
Selected publications and conference proceedings
Matta P, Quilty J, Singh BP, Cowie A, Singh B, Adam M, (2012) 'Assessment of autotrophic and heterotrophic soil respiration in 'paired' pine-pasture land uses in Australia', Soil Science Conference Tasmania 2012
Singh BP, Poon LF, Quilty J, Matta P, Cowie A, Singh B, Adams M, (2011) 'Quantifying the impact of conversion of pasture land to Pinus radiata plantation on soil carbon stocks and dynamics', The CCRSPI Conference, Melbourne, Australia, February 15-17, 2011 (Poster presentation)
Quilty J, Singh BP, Matta P, Singh B, Cowie A, (2011) 'Pinus radiata afforestation impact on soil carbon sequestration and dynamics', Rural Climate Change Solutions Symposium, University of New England, Armidale, May 3-4, 2011 (Oral presentation)
Quilty J, Matta P, Singh BP, (2011) 'The impact of afforestation of pastoral land with Pinus radiata: Soil carbon stocks and dynamics', Climate and Soils Symposium, NSW Department of Primary Industies, West Pennant Hills, September 21-22, 2011(Oral presentation)


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The maibock is light and slightly hoppy. It offers a nice variation to the darker porters and stouts that are often used in rich mushroom dishes. The beer lightens up the flavor of these sliders, which allows them to pair well with earthy goat cheese. These sliders are an ideal remedy for a chilly spring day that still requires comfort food. Serve a glass of maibock with your sliders or try a refreshing pilsner.
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 large yellow onion, sliced
8 ounces sliced white button mushrooms
4 ounces maibock
¼ teaspoon fine sea salt
¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
4 ounces soft goat cheese
¼ teaspoon cracked black pepper
¼ teaspoon thyme leaves, minced
8 slider buns or rolls
Melt the butter over medium-high heat in a large skillet. Add the onion. Reduce the heat to medium and cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. The onions will soften and begin to turn golden brown. If they begin to darken too quickly, reduce the heat. They should be browned and soft, but not mushy.
Add the mushrooms and continue to cook until the onions are very soft and the mushrooms are dark and tender, about 10 minutes. Stir in the beer and cook two more minutes to heat it through. Sprinkle with salt and ground pepper.
Use a fork to mix together the goat cheese, cracked black pepper, and thyme in a small bowl, until the cheese is crumbly and the seasonings are evenly distributed.
Sprinkle or spread the bottom portion of each slider bun with goat cheese. Top with the caramelized onions and mushrooms. Cover with the top portion of the bun and serve. The mushrooms and onions can be stored in the fridge for up to three days.
Maibock is a German spring beer, sometimes called a Helles Bock. Beers to consider: Rogue Ales Dead Guy Ale, Yazoo Brewing Company Spring Seasonal Helles Bock, Summit Brewing Company Maibock.
Lori Rice is a photographer, writer, and nutritional scientist based in California's Central Valley. To learn more about cooking with brews and for great recipes like the one on the next page, check out her cookbook, Food on Tap: Cooking with Craft Beer, available on Amazon.


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Advances in technology have made it easier for more of us to work from home. Gone are the days when we had to be practically tied to our office desks from 9 to 5 in order to get our work done; we are entering an era of flexible hours, remote working and Facetime meetings.
It is no surprise, therefore, that many millennials are swapping the monotonous routine of a guaranteed paycheck for a riskier, more varied life of contract work. Here are 5 very good reasons why freelancing is the future:
1. Hello flexibility
It is a known fact that millennials are a generation adverse to the 9 to 5 slog. Few companies are cottoning on to this fact and offering their employees more freedom when it comes to working hours. Most, however, are not, which has resulted in more and more of us quitting our contracts and pursuing work that allows us to mould our own routines, work around other commitments and figure out our most efficient and productive times of day.
2. Farewell to office politics
Even the best companies have their share of office politics and gossiping staff. Becoming a freelancer often means a refreshing end to this culture of unwritten rules that we spend far too much of our time worrying about, focusing on the task in hand and, as a result, doing a much better job!
3. You can draw on multiple skills
The problem with your average office job is that it can often be very limiting. We are trained to stick to our job title unless instructed otherwise and in turn abandon our other skills that are waiting in the wings. Fortunately for freelancers, there is an opportunity to try out these skills and try something new on the side – if it doesn't work, you've only lost yourself a bit of time.
4. You can work where you want
Different environments have different influences on the way we work. Going freelance means being able to listen to our own minds and decide where might be the best place to work on any given day. Whether it's the local coffee shop, the back garden, the sofa, or even on holiday, freelancers have the power and freedom to decide.
5. You're the boss
This is a biggie. You've been through school and living with your parents, you're tired of answering to other people and doing as you're told – it's time to take your life into your own hands. You are free to do as you please, when you please and this is both terrifying and entirely liberating.


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A red racing machine
by Angus Davies, www.escapementmagazine.com
I am getting old. The folly of youth is sadly a distant memory. Recently, I witnessed a collection of cars assembled on a patch of tarmac, adjacent a main road. The vehicles were evidently the pride and joy of their young owners.
Brightly coloured hatchbacks with flared wheel arches were the order of the day. Oversized exhausts with ubiquitous sounds of rumbling and revving, the chosen means to exhibit alpha-male status. A hierarchy was evident, based on the size of wheel rims and the wattage of sub-woofers. I noted the thump, thump, thump of a mind-numbing beat which clearly identifies me as a middle-aged, grumpy soul.
However, I was surprised to learn that many of these testosterone-fuelled cars are actually faux "hot hatches". Beneath the bulging bonnet of the Citroën Saxos, small engines stand testament to the high risk nature of insuring young drivers. Eye-wateringly expensive premiums clearly temper aspirations. Beneath the bravado, humble power plants are an economic necessity.
Of course, there are cars which have high performance credentials. The spoiler adorning the tail of a supercar is necessary to anchor the car to terra firma. The abundance of power necessitates low profile tyres to provide adequate grip, allowing potential top speeds to be realised. Genuine racing machines need real engines, a fact I am reminded of as I handle a new timepiece from Maurice Lacroix.
The Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Supercharged, launched a few months ago at Baselworld, is a real racing machine. Beneath its masculine torso resides a large movement, a personalised ETA Valgranges, one of the largest movements on the market measuring 37.32mm (16½ lignes). There is nothing faux about this watch, it is a genuine red-blooded racing machine.
The dial
Maurice Lacroix offers the Pontos S Supercharged in two versions. An avant-garde model, with stainless steel anthracite PVD case and yellow/white dial detail, exudes sensuality. Alternatively, would-be buyers can choose a brushed and polished stainless steel case, featuring red and white hues on the dial. This particular option exhibits an ebullience and vibrancy which I find especially becoming. Indeed, it is for this reason I have selected it for this review.
The hour and minutes hands are diamond cut, lined with luminous material and include steel and red tips, respectively. Indeed, these hues are repeatedly employed, extending to their use on the inner rotating bezel.
The dial consists of a tri-compax layout. A 12 hour-chronograph counter resides above 6 o'clock, with Arabic numerals marking the hours. Interestingly, the even numbers are depicted in red and the odd numbers presented in naked metal. Sharing the same scale and design language, a 30-minute chronograph counter is positioned below noon. The red hand, lined with white Superluminova, matches the item on the aforementioned 12 hour-chronograph counter.
A small seconds display is positioned at 9 o'clock. This subdial is smaller in size and the Arabic numerals are presented solely in white.
The date is located at 3 o'clock, with white numerals proving very legible against the black disc background. Interestingly, the font employed is traditional in character, contrasting with the otherwise neoteric style of the watch. However, all elements blend harmoniously and there is no trace of visual dissonance to be found.
Maurice Lacroix has expended much energy imparting subtle enhancements to this design that confer a sumptuous feel, perfectly illustrated by the diamond cut indexes. Each register features a neat snailed circlet. The luminous treatment on the hands and batons exhibits a beguiling blue emission in restricted light.
The case
This is no super-mini or hot hatch. Think of the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Supercharged as a high-performance car with a long bonnet, requiring a large parking space. This watch has a case diameter of 48mm. It is big and flies in the face of the recent trend towards smaller dimensions. Nevertheless, I love it. This watch is bold and beautiful and I adored the way it sat on my wrist, loud and proud. Quite simply, this is not a watch for shy types.
The bezel is static, despite its knurled form suggesting otherwise. I repeatedly fondled its chequered form and revered its tactile charm. Moreover, the crown shares the same aforementioned dial but, in this instance, it aids adjustment.
At 2 o'clock, the patented "Elapsed Time Controller", an inner rotational bezel, can be adjusted with a twist of a further knurled surface. At the centre of this device a chronograph push piece starts/stops the chronograph, while a relatively conventional pusher, at 4 o'clock, resets the chronograph.
Maurice Lacroix has expertly blended brushed and polished surfaces, judging the resultant appearance to perfection.
The caseback is solid, adorned with a matrix-style motif and text. I would have preferred to have seen an exhibition caseback on this model, however, I accept that this is more about personal preference than any fundamental failure of the watch design.
Seldom do straps merit mention, but, rarely do straps offer so much visual appeal. The laser-decorated calf leather strap has a design reminiscent of a classic pair of driving gloves. But, this is Maurice Lacroix, a brand known for pushing boundaries with thought-provoking design. The leather is partnered with rubberised details and co-ordinating red stitching. The outcome is visually very exciting and the epitome of modernity.
The movement
The personalised ETA Valgranges has a frequency of 28,800 vph (4Hz), contains 25 jewels and has a power reserve of 46 hours. The benefit of using a large movement is it ensures the subdials are sufficiently spaced apart. Each constituent part of the dial has adequate room to breathe and nothing appears squashed. The result is a dial which is uncluttered and, by default, simple to read.
Despite being hidden from view, the rhodium plated movement of this watch is decorated with perlage and Côtes de Genève motif.
Closing remarks
The brightly coloured dial and strap ensemble are extrovert in character. This is heightened further by the sheer scale of the Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Supercharged. I accept that some individuals may find this timepiece too big, but for those who have the prerequisite physique to wear this watch, you can look forward to a testosterone-fuelled visual treat. It feels extra special when placed on the arm, despite the accessible pricing.
Value for money does not mean Maurice Lacroix has eschewed a meaningful engine. The movement fills the engine bay and its size means a sublime dial layout with good proportions, evident within the first moments of association.
Some would-be watch buyers may not feel they can afford a proper watch and select a timepiece which boasts performance but has an undernourished engine within. Not so with the Pontos S Supercharged, this watch has a movement that lives up to the proclamation of performance with a meaningful power plant. There is no bravado, this is a racing thoroughbred delivered in a tempting red hue that make heads yearn to turn. Didn't you know it is rude to stare!
Technical Specification
- Model: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Supercharged
- Ref: PT6009-SS001-330
- Case: Stainless steel; diameter 48 mm; water resistant to 20 bar (200 metres); sapphire crystal to front and solid caseback.
- Functions: Hours; minutes; small seconds; date, chronograph; inner rotational bezel.
- Movement: personalised ETA Valgranges; self-winding movement; frequency 28,800 vph (4Hz); 25 jewels; power reserve 46 hours
- Strap: Laser-decorated calf leather strap with rubberised leather parts and matching yellow stitching
Price: £3550.00 (RRP as at 20.6.2014)


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Tech Mogul refused to do one before he passed
Steve Jobs clearly didn't want Apple to produce TV's. According to a recent biography, Jobs replied about the possibility of an Apple TV, "No. TV is a terrible business. They don't turn over and the margins suck." Three years onward and Apple has yet to reveal anything remotely close to an Apple TV, opting to focus on higher grossing markets. This is despite persistent rumors and reports regarding a delayed Apple HDTV still in plans poised for a 2015 release date.
The Apple TV box – is this what you're looking for?
In the Jobs biography Haunted Empire: Apple After Steve Jobs by author Yukari Iwatani Kane, the former CEO already rejected the idea. But news of an Apple TV in the wake of Jobs' reluctance and decision not to do one will confuse consumers and business partners alike.
To make things clear, reports were apparently referring to a new set top television box which would still be the same, and connected to an actual TV, and is currently being developed by the company together with Time Warner Cable and other companies. It would be the next step from the third generation version.
The actual "Apple TV" we have right now is a plug-in, set-top-box with 1080 HD resolution that can be integrated with a Mac or any iOS device. Think of it as the next evolutionary step of cable TV plug-ins, but digital and with more capabilities and sources, for photos, music and videos, including streaming web content, iTunes and all connected digital media on the local network.
Jobs previously explained in 2011, "I'd like to create an integrated television set that is completely easy to use… It would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud… It will have the simplest user interface you could imagine. I finally cracked it."
An Apple TV in the works despite none
Despite Jobs' adamant words regarding any production, Apple is reportedly still pursuing this but has been delayed due to content deals and other factors. It might push through in the near future, as early as 2015. While on the backburner, Apple might meanwhile focus on wearable gadgets, such as the announcement of a smartwatch for this year.
As for the new set-top-box, set for an April 2014 release date, it promises a faster processor and a new interface. CEO Tim Cook was optimistic and had a "grand vision" for the product. "If we kept pulling at the string, that we might find something that was larger."


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Oracle Database is a database management system produced and marketed by Oracle Corporation. Oracle Database software have been translated into more than 60 languages.
The Oracle Backup plug-in allows protecting data stored and used by Oracle database, without stopping the service.
Before using Oracle plug-in you must configure the Oracle database engine first, and then add a specific user in a ORA_DBA group allowing him or her to run Oracle backup and restoration procedures. If you have already configured the plug-in, please refer to the next chapter.
In order to make "hot backups" without stopping an Oracle engine, it is necessary first to enable the ARCHIVELOG mode. If the database runs in the NOARCHIVELOG mode, then it will backed up in "cold" mode only (after stopping it).
To check which mode is active just now, use the following SQL operation:
SQL> select log_mode from sys.v$database;
If the value of LOG_MODE is NOARCHIVELOG, then you need to change it applying the following query:
SQL> alter database archivelog;
Note: To change the mode, your Oracle database instance must be mounted but not open. If it is open, you need to shutdown it, startup it with the mount option, enable the ARCHIVELOG mode, and then open the database for normal use:
SQL> shutdown immediate;SQL> startup mount;SQL> alter database archivelog;SQL> alter database open;
If you use the Server Network edition of this software, it is possible to work with Oracle databases located on a workstation connected with the server via network. Follow these steps to set up this option properly:
Backups of local database can be created with any edition that has the Oracle plug-in available. The user account under which the program runs must have membership of the ORA_DBA group.
To add a user to the ORA_DBA group, you must perform these next operations:
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Editor's Note: This is a guest post from www.purplePTSD writer and editor of purplePTSD and VikingsTerritory, Joe Oberle.
Week three of OTAs for the Vikings is taking place at TCO performance Center, and where week one was lowlighted by the people missing (Anthony Barr, and Dalvin Cook with no helmet) it was highlighted by sightings of both players on the field. Barr contributed to a defense that seemed to mostly muck up things up for the first team offense, and Cook was an active member of that offense—for a limited number of plays anyway.
"I was excited to get back in the action, get out there, just to get some live reps, get some bullets and see myself and analyze myself," Cook said. "I was excited when [head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman] came and broke the news to me."
Cook, participating in full team practice for the first time since tearing his ACL last season, did not run the ball (that this observer witnessed, anyway) nor catch any passes. The practices were non-contact, to be sure (even though Jaleel Johnson stood up rookie RB Mike Boone on an off-tackle run) and players were in no pads, only helmets. But it was good for Cook to get out on the field and run plays rather than rehab.
"It's more about him getting comfortable with 11 or 22 bodies around him," head coach Mike Zimmer said.
For Cook, the smile on his face was evident as he stood barefoot before the media talking about returning to live plays. And his attitude seems to have him in a good place as he looks forward to the season.
"I'm still that same guy," Cook said. "It's just you've got to pick up from where I left off at. I'm just going out there and playing football. I'm still Dalvin Cook. I have the love; the motivation is still here. My talent is still here. I'm just a little older. That's it."
Meanwhile, it was good to see Barr on the field, but for completely different reasons. He had returned before this day, but it was the first time this observer set eyes on him. He was part of first team defense that caused problems for Kirk Cousins and the first team offense. After the first week of practice I was able to observe, where I sang the praises of said quarterback, who looked like the weight of the world had been lifted from his shoulders, today, he didn't look so spry, as the defense made things difficult for him.
(Or it could it have been the offensive line, which is still a work in progress with Mike Remmers at right guard and Nick Easton at center.)
Nonetheless, the Cousins who looked sharp on out patterns a couple weeks ago and threw a beautiful long ball to Stefon Diggs that got everyone talking about it, today threw an outlet pass behind his target, was sacked once (I think by Linval Joseph), looked jittery as another pocket closed around him, was uneven in red zone practice and clearly was not bopping around like the Cousins of two weeks ago.
It is not to say that he didn't have good moments; he did. But they weren't as prevalent. The offense is working through a lot right now with a new QB, OC and offense, and at this point in time, it is just about reacting for the defense, so they could be a step ahead. Then again, they are seeing the third new offense in three offseasons of practice, so maybe that should be challenging for them?
"The offense has some wrinkles that they've been doing, so in the spring, it's always a little bit of the cat and mouse game with the offense and defense," Zimmer. "The offense will run a couple plays that will hurt the defense and the defense will come back run something that will hurt them. For the most part it's really about trying to get guys better at doing their job, being on the same page and getting off on the snap count. All those things. What we're really trying to do with the team is teach them a lot of situation football, how games play out, how we win games at the end, things like that."
Which may explain the running of the red zone offense ran on Tuesday and the kicking contest between incumbent Kai Forbath and rookie draft pick Daniel Carlson. This contest which will become a huge camp battle (if it isn't decided sooner) has already begun and will be worth watching all summer long.
In today's contest in which each kicker attempted four kicks from mid-range distances against a one-club wind (if you are a golfer), Forbath made three and Carlson made four. Carlson hit the last with plenty of leg while Forbath's attempt was wide right and short. It was a weak kick that made Carlson's look even better. (Perhaps it was from 31 yards and that gave Forbath trouble—just kidding—but it was very makeable.) I am afraid the incumbent is certainly up against it in this offseason-long battle.
Jumping back to the offensive line, we will say again that it is a work in progress, and no one knows that better than Zimmer (and possibly Cousins, now). Remmers has been filling in at right guard and Rashod Hill has been the first team right tackle (Danny Isadora at left guard and Reilly Reiff at left tackle). Remmers played the position a bit last season and the team intends to give him a long look there this year, at least until the line is healthy again.
"He's done good," Zimmer said of Remmers. "Mike's very instinctive player in there. He sees a lot of things. He's got good quickness, got good power. He's been able to get the three-technique reach a couple times, been able to sit down on some guys rushing. I think he's been good. We're still trying to figure it out with [Pat] Elflein hurt. Trying to figure out where we're going to go with the rest. It's good to have a guy that can move around."
Elflein was spotted on the sidelines doing some rehab work (and he was joined by other players not participating that included Andrew Sendejo, Mack Brown and Everson Griffen, to name a few). Kyle Rudolph, however, was back on the field practicing, which was good news following another offseason surgery.
"Not really," Rudolph said when asked if there was more anxiety for a veteran wondering how they will come out of surgery. "I've had five surgeries in the last ten years. It's funny when you sit there. The nurses are getting ready for pre-op, and the doctors are talking to you, I honestly feel like I'm in the dentist office getting my teeth cleaned. It's so routine at this point that I think, at times, your family and friends are more worried about it than you are. At least for me, I'm pretty relaxed and thankful that I have the best foot and ankle guy in the world right here to take care of me and make sure everything will be good."
Piece of cake. No worries. Unless you are the quarterback hoping that o-line in progress becomes and a complete offensive line very soon—particularly when you're running a new offense against the best defense in football from last season.


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Today marks the 7th week of my mother's passing. It is a very significant day in Buddhism for the departed. That is why we congregated at my mother's niche for rites and prayers.
All these while, I never felt that my mother had gone. I guess I was still reeling in from the shock, and I didn't shed a single tear. It felt as if, mom was just away for a really long vacation, as she sometimes did. But when I was kneeling down today in front of her memorial tablet, when I was listening to the chants of the Buddhist nun, it suddenly came crashing down on me that my mother was gone. A pang of extreme sadness washed over me, and I started to recall the happier times we had with each other. I managed to wipe my tears away before anyone could see.
I hope my mom would find peace in this, and I have a lot of moving on to do.
My mom left us on 12th July, on a stormy and wet morning. It will be a day I will remember for the rest of my life.
The journey in life with her, had been both bitter and sweet. She wasn't the best role model, and I didn't have a great childhood. But her style shaped me who I am today, independent, realist and foul mouthed to the core, and I like being me. And of course, I'm going to miss her greasy and unhealthy food.
Now, all that is left for me to do, is to explain to my child, where is her beloved grandma and why is she not here with us.
That is the most difficult and emotional draining thing for me to do now.
I have finally found a job.
I have finally ended my days of being a bum.
The final few weeks of bumming was particularly eventful, being a somewhat prized commodity between 2 prolific American MNCs, each bidding me to join them. Both offered equally challenging job and wage, but I eventually settled for the one nearer to home (the other calling was to be in Petaling Jaya, which I have my reservations about).
Anyway, the whole experience was an eye opener for me – for I have never ever been unemployed before. I finally got a taste of what it felt like sitting at home with nothing to do, and kinda understand why old retired people are so fucking loco. Being idle makes one depressed and loco. It's not fun at all.
The most fucked up thing about the bumming was not the sitting at home part though. It was the interviews. Not that I'm nervous or anything like that but, I kinda disliked the idea of having to meet people I do not know, and for them to have me judged like I'm some prostitute desperately wanting to join their self professed prestigious chicken coop (yes, they do that to interviewees). Motherfucking hell.
Now I'm just glad that it's finally over. I just can't stand the thought of meeting more of these condescending morons who think they have this imaginary giant dick that shoots through the roof.
Remember I said something about not having bought a computer since 1998? Well, I finally decided to rig myself one last week. Why? It's because I'm about to leave Company X soon, and I won't have a notebook no more.
I decided to share my config out here, just in case any of you is interested to rig one yourself and have no idea where to start.
Here are the stuff that I bought (note: this config is balanced between budget and performance. Took my amateur ass weeks to come up with this list. If you have the dough and you want powerful shit, don't bother to continue.):
Processor – AMD Phenom II X4 965 BE [RM 620]
Intel processors are fucking expensive. Being somewhat in a tight budget, AMD is the one to go for me. AMD is definitely not as good as Intel, but it does not suck either. So I got myself a 965 (which is a quad core processor, comes with a stock heatsink/fan).
Heatsink/fan – Cooler Master Hyper TX3 [RM 60]
The stock heatsink/fan that comes with the AMD processor is very loud. I couldn't stand the noise (it was like powering on a server), so I replaced the stock heatsink/fan with Cooler Master Hyper TX3 aftermarket heatsink/fan. This thing is next to silent and keeps the processor much cooler (5 – 6 degrees with load). Very happy with the purchase and would recommended it to anyone.
Motherboard – Gigabyte GA-770T-USB3 [RM 345]
Another thing good about getting an AMD processor is that I don't have to spend too much on the MB as well. This board is a bargain board. It hasn't got that Crossfire support since it only allows 1 video card, but it should be good enough as I do not plan to have multiple video cards (video cards are fucking expensive). And oh, this baby has the latest NEC USB 3.0 chip too, which is heaps faster than USB 2.0. This will come in handy in the future.
Memory – Corsair CMX4GX3M2A1600C9 4GB 1600MHz XMS3 DDR3 [RM 580]
It is a box set of 2 pcs 1600MHz 2GB memory module. A bit expensive but what the heck, it's 1600MHz and has a lifetime warranty (also, the memory price skyrocketed recently). If I get any lower than this, I'll be under utilizing what the board can do.
Video card – SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON HD 5770 128bit 1GB DDR5 [RM 570]
A friend says, "if your video card is cheaper than your motherboard, then something must be very wrong with your config". I couldn't agree more. This thing is like the passport for me to play some nice games. I initially wanted to get a 5850, but that thing is double the amount of money, and is best utilized on multi screens or big ass more-than-HD 30″ monitors. Since I intended to just get a 23″ HD monitor, I eighty six-ed the idea and got myself a 5770 instead. No regret.
Casing – Cooler Master Centurion 5 II RC 502-KWN1 [RM 205]
It's a cool looking black colored medium ATX tower, but big enough for my rig. Comes with 4 ODD, 4 HDD bays and 2 system fans.
Power supply – Cooler Master GX 550W PSU [RM 270]
It's a 550 watt and 85% efficiency PSU. Comes with a 5 year warranty and has a life expectancy up to 100,000 hours. Very solid piece of hardware.
Storage – Western Digital 16M 500GB – WD5000AAKS (blue) – 2 units [RM 350]
For HDD, it's Western Digital or never. Why? That's because they're good shit. How do I know that? I'm presently a Hard Disk drive commodity quality engineer in Company X… so I know a little bit of stuff that most of you don't. Also, I never fancy those high performance HDDs because they're just too expensive, and I don't feel it's worth the money. If you have extra bucks to spend, you can go for Western D's 'black' line of performance products.
ODD – LG 24X SATA Super Multi DVD-RW Drive [RM 88]
Just a normal DVD burner. Not going to use it a lot so I got myself a common one.
Display – ACER H233H 23″ HD monitor [RM 635]
Full HD monitor at 1920 x 1080 resolution. Comes with LED backlight and glossed screen (polarized, makes the colors sharper). Compared to my notebook screen, this thing makes me feel like I have just regained my eyesight after being blind for all my life.
Speaker system – Altec Lansing VS4121 [RM 240]
It's just a 2.1 speaker system. I never use it. This is for my daughter who sometimes would come over to play some of the online Disney flash games. Got to have some audio to keep the little scoundrel happy.
Headphone – Sony MDR-Q68LW/B [RM 109]
High quality clip-on headphone to prevent ear fatigue because I use this everyday, sometimes even long hours (movie marathon). Been using Sony headphones for the past 10 years. They're expensive but it's worth the money.
Keyboard- Logitech New Touch 200 USB keyboard [RM 28]
The slimmest and most basic keyboard available to me.
Pointing device – Logitech USB optical mouse[RM 27]
The sales attendant recommended me a performance mouse called Razor something something. That thing costs over 100 bucks and basically has LEDs all over it like an Ah Beng mouse. I declined, of course, because it is stupid and opted for this basic Logitech mouse instead. Only 27 bucks and it gets the job done.
Total spent: RM 4127.
Pretty easy. Just follow the manual. I did a mistake of not following the manual because I thought I was smart enough and got 1 of the MB mounting screws fucked. So, just fucking follow the manual. The most challenging part for the installation will have to be the heatsink/fan mounting (for either the stock or aftermarket). Doing it requires some skills. The hooking mechanism for AMD processor is kinda stupid. Had to practice hooking a few times before applying thermal paste and did it for good. If you're not confident with your ability, just get some of the Ah Bengs in some computer shop to do it for you, for a fee of course.
Awesome. There's not a game that I can't play. No problem in the graphics department at all. The only complain that I have is probably the onboard Realtek LAN driver. The driver fucked my connection twice already. Had to uninstall the driver to use generic Win 7 driver. Other than that, no complain.
Happy rigging.


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