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Law of the Theater – At any event, the people whose seats are furthest from the aisle, always arrive last. They are
the ones who will leave their seats several times to go for food, beer, or the toilet and who leave early before the end of the performance or the game is over. The folks in the isle seats come early, never move once, have long gangly legs or big bellies, and stay to the bitter end of the performance. . The aisle people also are very surly folk.
Well I thought winter had finial arrived, we have had a couple of frosty mornings, but no I was wrong. It as gone mild again. I need to get a life, by 7.30 this morning I had washed and dried one load of towels, made a meat pie for hubby to take to work, baked a coffee and walnut cake, 12 mince pies, a jelly, 2 loaves of bread and emptied and wiped out a cupboard I thought there was a leak in, that turned out to be condensation.
All the years I have spent at Sandwell valley first as a little one with mom and dad, then a teenager walking the woods, then with number 1 when he was little and there were two bits I still have never seen one being Sot's Hole and the other Ice House Pool and Cascade Pool. So on a frosty Sunday morning that's where we headed and the photos are HERE. The route and maps are HERE and HERE if you fancy a little walk and live close enough. Funny thing is I have walked in Priory Woods many times over the years but always stuck to the woodland walks and must have walked past the Ice House and Cascade pool a thousand times and never seen either. A lot of work as been done since I last walked there, at one time you had to know where the old Priory was as it was hidden by trees, these have now been cut back and information boards put in. Good on one hand but somehow it has taken the 'feel' away. A lot of new tracks have been laid making it easer to walk too; I suppose that's the access to all thing.
On Monday the fuse box refused to reset so the emergency electrician was called out and we were told we needed a new circuit box, so on Tuesday that was replaced.
The porch door was replaced but it took such a lot of banging and pushing to remove the old one that the corrugated plastic ceiling has broken off, so now that has to be replaced, (you know they say money can't buy you happiness, well at this present moment in time…)
I have read Telling Tales a History of literary Hoaxes by Melissa Katsoulis, a very entertaining book about some of the hoaxes that have been pulled over the last few hundred years.
We have also watched The Big Lebowski and Barton Fink both very surreal but that said good fun. Blood simple. very dark and The Hudsucker Proxy
very funny in a strange way.
Many of us over 50, WAY over 50, or on the way to 50 are quite confused about how we should present ourselves. We're unsure about the kind of image we are projecting and whether or not we are correct as we try to conform to current fashions.
Despite what you may have seen on the streets, the following combinations DO NOT go together and should be avoided:
1. A nose ring and bifocals
2. Spiked hair and bald spots
3. A pierced tongue and dentures
4. Miniskirts and support hose
5. Ankle bracelets and corn pads
6. Speedo's and cellulite
7. A belly button ring and a gall bladder surgery scar
8. Unbuttoned disco shirts and a heart monitor
9. Midriff shirts and a midriff bulge
10. Pierced nipples that hang below the waist
11. Bikinis and liver spots
12. Short shorts and varicose veins
13. Inline skates and a walker
And the ultimate 'Bad Taste' in fashion ! for the 'Older folks'…………………
14. Thongs and Depends
Please keep these basic guidelines foremost in your mind when you shop. Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here we might as well dance.


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Our Academy is currently seeking to recruit an Academy Physiotherapist to join its medical department.
The successful candidate will be an innovative physiotherapist who will have a clear vision of how they can positively assist team performance and add to the Sports Science and Medical Department moving forward.
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Web Solutions proudly congratulates Farmington-based Data Management and J.F. Fredericks on being recognized by the U.S. Commerce Department for excellence in export success.
Though the economic recovery remains sluggish, manufacturing continues to be a bright spot and both companies have seen their export rates rise beyond expectation.
Data Management, a specialty printing firm, expects exports to increase by double digits in 2010.
Precision machining company J.F. Fredericks, has seen their international sales grow from 30 percent in 2009 to 40 percent in 2010, while their overall revenue has increased 20 percent to more than $9 million.
"We take great pride in our clients' achievements," said Tom Barton, Web Solutions Principal. "The web is making business ever more global and the successes of these two companies are testament to their effective outreach abroad."


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Both papers use Cepheids to map the galaxy, but used different instruments to detect and categorize the stars. Skowron's sample, she said via email, was drawn from six years of work and 206,726 images Top views of the Milky Way show simulated data (left) and the observed positions of the Cepheids. We don't have a GPS system for our "warped and twisted" galaxy so astronomers have to get crafty when The Milky Way's S-shaped curve is still a mystery. But now scientists have mapped it in detail by measuring the distances of thousands of stars.
"We became interested in this issue. It's notorious earmuff shape looked like a U, then after seeing other letters on the map, the idea hit us, let's create a typeface so our districts can become A map showing Mayor Bill de Blasio's donors across the United according to our estimate — the fewest among the candidates who appeared on the debate stage this week. Image Nearly three-quarters of These maps we're making aren't based on testing. Mostly, I'm just translating Verizon's words about neighborhoods into pictures, using Google and my own knowledge of these areas. By far the most
Images Of Maps – PHOTOS: Mass Foodies' brewery bus tour hits Worcester's the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture recently shared an interactive map that highlights the various breweries, brew pubs, cider As of Tuesday afternoon, the name of the fake shelter remains searchable in Google, but doing so no longer yields any location on a map. Also gone are photos and fake reviews of the phony shelter that You can change your default home address on an iPhone in Google Maps or Apple Maps whenever you move or your current address shows up wrong.


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History of Gallatin, Saline, Hamilton, Franklin, and Williamson Counties,
Illinois (Chicago: Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1887).
Wilford F. Hall, M D., was born in Hamilton County, March 31, 1851, the
son of Col. Hiram W. Hall He was educated at Asbury University,
Greencastle, IN, and began reading medicine in 1872. In 1874 he
graduated from the Chicago Medical College, and has since been at
McLeansboro in his deservedly successful practice. In the spring of 1883
he took his brother, W. W. Hall, M.D., into partnership. December 29,
1885, he married Sophronia B. Cole, who is a graduate of Champaign
University and a native of McLeansboro. Jennie L. is their only chili He
is a Republican and a Mason. He is secretary of Hamilton County Medical
Society. William W. Hall, M.D., was born August 30, 1861, in Franklin
County, ILL., and educated at Hamilton College, McLeansboro. He began
reading medicine in 1879, and in 1883 graduated from Rush Medical College,
Chicago. He is a Republican, a Mason, and a m ember of the city board of
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EW Features Deleted Scenes; Variety Talks Emmys With Greg Nicotero
This week, Entertainment Weekly and TVLine both highlight deleted scenes that will be found on the Season 2 DVD (out Tue., Aug. 28), while Variety talks about the Creative Arts Emmys with Greg Nicotero.
• Entertainment Weekly features a scene that was deleted from the Season 2 premiere, along with an entire story line. There's more on that story line in the Season 2 DVD set (available Aug. 28).
• TVLine features never-before-seen footage from the Season 2 finale, along with commentary from Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, Glen Mazzara, and director Ernest Dickerson.
• In a Variety article about the Creative Arts Emmys, Greg Nicotero says, "We approach every episode of The Walking Dead like it's a mini-movie, in eight days of shooting."
• Variety reports that Greg Nicotero will be honored later this month at London's FrightFest horror and fantasy festival with the first-ever Variety award.
• According to Indiewire, Gale Anne Hurd will participate in a panel called "It's Easy Being Green: Simple Steps to Greening Your Production" at next month's Toronto International Film Festival.
• Blu-rayDefinition.com's Walking Dead Season 2 Blu-ray review says it "exceeds the first in every way with its shocking…twists."
• Shock Till You Drop spotlights two new Season 3 zombie photos, observing, "Man oh man, is KNB EFX killing it with the zombie makeup."
• The Marin Independent Journal cites The Walking Dead as one reason "why we love zombies."
• The Hollywood Reporter and IGN highlight The Walking Dead Social Game, a story-based game played via Facebook.
• TVLine says that Lennie James (who played Morgan in the series premiere) has joined AMC's drama pilot Low Winter Sun.
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Introducing a new girl, this time someone who knew him from school, Naoto gets to show a bit more of his capability to lead and rely on his intuition. I also got lazy and only took a few screenshots.
Episode Summary:
The episode starts off with introducing Mari Sasshou, another train enthusiast who joins her OJT program a month after Naoto. Meeting him on the train, her excellent hearing is emphasized where she is known to pick up on the 'health' of a particular train.
On the platform, Aoi apprehends someone though she might be taking it too far, while an English-speaking traveler is helped by Koumi who knows English. Back at the office, Aoi has to write a written letter of apology to the man she beat up, and refused help from Naoto, stating she doesn't want to be beaten by a man.
The whole crew end up going to the same restaurant, where Naoto discovers Mari working there as a waitress for her OJT. She explains to everyone she and Naoto went to the same school, and when Aoi asks if everyone is the same at the school, she states not all of them are just as crazy.
Later, the two catch up with some taiyaki, with Mari remembering the odd thing he always did at school. Wondering what fate has in store for him, Mari then wonders about Aoi, with Naoto wondering what goes on in her head.
The next day, Iida is absent, with Naoto taking over. Some fanservice-y parts later, Naoto receives multiple messages from Mari, who comes over and explains that her friend, Kaori, had gone missing the night before while recording the sound at a station. Not knowing what station she went to, Naoto and the others start searching binders full of incident reports from the previous day.
Taking a little break after Iida comes in to check on em, Naoto was asked to confirm something by the station's assistant manager. At that point, Mari gets a phone call, where the assistant manager recognizes the ring tone. Finding a sound file from the night before, K4 hears men abducting Kaori.
Seemingly at a dead-end, Mari listens to the sound file, and manages to hear clues of a brake test and the ocean. Which seems better than Aoi saying that it should be possible for Naoto to figure out the railway station with the scent on the phone.
Making their way to Umi-Shibaura Station on the Tsurumi, Mari reasons she heard the ocean and the brake test. Searching the nearby areas, they find Kaori at a warehouse, as well as her kidnappers who took her. Aoi, Shou, and Naoto engage them and it's said later they defeated them. Kaori had walked into a drug deal and was kidnapped.
Iida looks on as they recount the incident and the team's performance, saying she looks forward to their future endeavours, most particularly Naoto. Back on the station, Mari remarks that Naoto has changed, saying he acted cool when he led the team into finding her friend, and with a salute, the two part ways, with Mari no doubt more amazed at her high school friend.
Episode Thoughts:
Not much today, it was a little bit of transitory episode, and no doubt an episode in which Naoto is starting to grow as a character. While his dreams of being a train driver is slipping away, it seems he's starting to mold into the Public Security side of things. Next episode might be the introduction of the last of the supporting cast, and no doubt a tie in to the terrorist group that Naoto and the rest of K4 will be facing the remainder of the season run.
I do apologize for the crappy post, workload is picking up as summer is starting to enter its final month, and the blog is taking a back seat alongside video games.
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Saucissons Australia by La Bastide brings you 'The most authentic saucisson in Australia', called by Gourmet Traveller Magazine.
Produced by La Bastide since 2009, owned by Jean-Marc Amar, ex French executive chef, who learned the art of making saucisson from relatives while he was growing up in France's Languedoc region.
Ask what French living in Australia miss most about their homeland and the inevitable answer is saucisson. Eaten with bread, cheese and a glass of wine, saucisson is a slow-aged, air-dried pork sausage that's a staple of French food culture. It is just as important to the French as bread, wine and cheese. Despite the rich choice of Italian, German, Polish and Spanish smallgoods in Australia, saucisson is surprisingly hard to find. And there's no substitute for the real thing. That's the original reason for Jean-Marc to start his company.
Our saucisson comes from Berkshire pigs, fed in NSW. They are bred in a free range way where they roam free during the day and are put inside at night to be safe from predators.
Also, our products are leaner than ones in France. "We had to change the proportion of fat to meat," Amar says. "In France, they use 30 per cent fat and 70 per cent meat. Here, people are more worried about fat so we use about 15 per cent fat."
Saucissons Australia's meat and fat is coarsely chopped and the only additives are salt, black peppercorns and a starter culture. Then the mix is put into natural casings and tied with string and hung and dried. The saucissons hang for two months and, about three weeks into the process, their distinctive bloom or mould appears, bringing a rich mushroomy flavour to the meat.
"You slice it on a meat platter with jambon cru and Viande des Grisons and serve it with boiled potatoes covered with melted raclette, cornichons and tiny onions," Amar says.
La Bastide de France supplies shops and restaurants throughout Australia and is the favourite saucisson supplier for many Sydney and Melbourne restaurants.
Saucissons Australia is in The Rocks Christmas in July Village, First Fleet Park Village and Customs House Village, from the 11th of July to the 14th of July in Sydney.


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Clamshell Moulds – Square Cavity
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Plastic Square Clamshells. Perfect for making wax melts! Made with 700 micron plastic.
Fitted with a 'euroslot' these make very professional presentation boxes for your wax melts, ideal for shop displays, or gifts, or for selling. The front of the clamshell has a large 80mm x 60mm area for your labelling if needed.
Note: Unlike the HEART clamshells, these are made from new plastic giving a lighter colour to the clamshell. Also these are thicker plastic at 700 micron
You can either fill each cavity, or fill to a higher level to create a bar which snaps.
Dimensions Internal 77mm x 56mm x 24mm. External 110mm x 75mm x 25mm. Cavity (max) 25mm x 25mm x 21mm
Weights approx Empty – 15grams Filled cavities – 60grams (45 grams wax). Filled to maximum – 87grams (70grams wax)
INSTRUCTIONS: Our Square Clamshells are made from plastic, so wax needs to be cool when poured. Ideally 50°C-60°C. Above 65°C the plastic might start to soften and become mis-shapen. Always pour on a fully protected surface There is a very low risk of leakage, so pour slowly checking for leaks as you go. Allow to set and cure if necessary. We recommend using a 'pillar' blend of wax which will be much easier to release from the mould than container blends. We have Elite-300 as a vegetable option, and Sasol Blended as a Paraffin option
If you have a faulty clamshell please retain this and send us images of the problem for us to resolve this.
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39 reviews for Clamshell Moulds – Square Cavity
I love these moulds ! They will be big sellers for Valentine's Day ! I even reuse some of them to make more heart shaped melts for my customers they love them! Highly recommend
We pour our wax straight into these to sell as a pack and as long as you let the wax cool enough these are perfect and they make an amazing snap-able bar.
These are amazing, good strong quality plastic, have even washed and re-used
Excellent quality.
Absolutely brilliant thick sturdy plastic
I use these Clamshell moulds on a regular basis. They are a nice size and of good quality. Some I've used previously don't stay shut well but these do. I won't buy them from anywhere else now.
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Under 2kg in weight we offer Royal Mail 1st and 2nd class delivery at checkout, or next working day courier via DPD. Above 2kg everything is shipped via the courier option. *note in remote areas of the UK it might take longer.
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This is the perfect chance for an experienced IT Support professional with 1st class Customer Service skills to join a highly successful IT Solutions company.
This varied role would suit a self starter with drive & initiative, looking to develop their existing skills set. You will be the primary point of contact for over 100 clients supporting them with any IT issues – from fault resolution through to completion using remote control support OR on site call outs.
Working for a vibrant independent company, this opportunity offers a small, fun, friendly team environment, highly competitive salary (£20k – £24k), Training, Career progression & free parking, based in Poole.
Responsibilities of the IT Support Engineer;
- Handling & logging phone, e-mail and face to face support requests.
- Prioritising requests in order of severity and impact on the business.
- Investigation of problems from fault resolution through to completion
- Occasional travel to local client sites to undertake support duties (company vehicles available)
Personal Attributes of the IT Support Engineer;
- Have the willingness to learn new skills
- Be familiar with Microsoft software including operating systems ranging from Windows XP right through to Windows 10 along with productivity applications such as Microsoft Office.
- Have exceptional communication skills to deliver friendly customer service face to face, over the phone or via e-mail to all clients.
- Ability to solve problems and have the initiative to troubleshoot, investigate problems and search for solutions.
What's in it for you?
•Competitive salary – up to £24k
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•20 days holiday + bank holidays
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"iceland? why iceland?"
"because it's far away from you asking this question."
i was going to go amanda bynes if i heard that question one more time.
i know. i can't really blame anyone. mexico, florida, paris. those make more sense. i mean, not single 26 year old chicks go – oh yes, for my vacation i'm going to go climb some glaciers and some waterfalls. instead of some all inclusive in cabo with endless pina coladas.
but all i could think was – it's a long story. and if i tried, it would come out all wrong so i'm just going to avoid the quesstion, smile and nod.
so i went to iceland, leaving quandaries behind.
lemme tell you about the land of ice. but not about the food. yet. that will be part deux. i assume that's why you came. or maybe you think this will go all eat. pray. love. you're hoping i played tinder over there and found some amazing man. if so, i'm going to save you the next seven paragraphs of reading time, and let you know – that no, i didnt have some magical run-in with 'the one' at the duty free store of the reykjavik airport. but i did eat. and there was a whole lotta love.
i met my friend cory who has lived in london for the last couple of years but moves back this week (finalllyyy) met me over there. we rented an apartment which i highly recommend. we saved money and it's such a safe city and easy to navigate, the hotel would've been totally unnecessary.
so here we go, a recap.
the people of iceland are amazing. i loved them. they are truly lovely. friendly. warm. stunning, it's true.
so what does one do in iceland? drive through the countryside, mostly, two for the road style. we rented a car and drove for hours everyday. always with a destination in mind – usually a waterfall, geysir, waterway town, the edge of a peninsula. but the thing is, the drive was sometimes just as precious as the destination. i got to talk for hours with my best friend about everything that had happened with an ocean between us, and to top it all off – the entire island of iceland is unreal beautiful. like it's the supermodel of countries.
everywhere you looked – a mountain top, a church perfectly placed against the most perfect background. the volcanic ground which sounds so not cool, but is so cool. there are black beaches. there are strange things that grow out of the ground. there are mountains on mountains. and wild sheep. and horses. and the ocean was always just right there. and rainbows appeared out of nowhere making me feel like i was exactly where i was supposed to be.
my favorite thing about travelling is it reminds me how small i am in the world. how little my problems matter. how much there is still to discover. it's comforting to be reminded how many things are out of my control because it reminds me how i just need to get on with it already.
i also love the little differences when you travel somewhere new. in iceland – there aren't many stop lights. zero stop signs it seems. all they have are roundabouts. roundabouts every block or two. they're a little scary at first but then it makes perfect, genius sense. it keeps things moving. i was obsessed by the end. oh and you pass people constantly because you're always on a two lane road. it's terrifying at first but two days later, you're a bat outta hell in a suzuki.
some of the (non-food) highlights were – reykajavik itself. just such a quaint town big city feel. driving over a mountain just as the sun was rising. seeing a geysir for the first time (that's their spelling, i swear). the blue lagoon. it might be a tourist trap but it deserves to be. the sound of the gullfoss waterfall. happening across the seljalandsfoss waterfall and climbing behind it. the drive to snaef.
but it was also the walks through town. how clean the air smelled. how the weather could change in an instant. like, it put bipolar chicago to shame. walking home at night and just seeing the stars – knowing they're the same stars i see back at home, but they just felt different. just the whole country, it felt free. the photos don't do it justice. it's one of those places where you have to see it in its entirety to really appreciate its beauty.
so why iceland?
the real answer is obnoxious. my friend lives in london, and (here comes the obnoxious part) i was able to study abroad in college and i saw most of europe. we wanted middle-ish ground. and iceland looked like an adventure. i have years to do florida, and beaches. i hate pina coladas. i get bored being lazy. i wanted to do something, not just visit a resort somewhere. plus, i mean – hello, see photos.
the honest answer is i missed my friend terribly. i felt like i would suffocate if i didnt get away. i needed to be scared. i needed to be reminded how big and beautiful this world really is and how small me and my problems are in it. i wanted to immerse myself in an unknown place. i needed to just breathe and feel free.


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Selling an Inherited House Fast
Maybe one has inherited a house from a family member, and if this is so, he or she might know that it truly is a good inheritance. However, they may already have their own houses, and what is more, this inherited house might be a great distance from them. It is great to know that there is another option that is open to them, and it is selling their house to an investor who buys houses for cash fast. One can be sure that when he or she is able to find such an investor, it will be possible to enjoy a lot of benefits, benefits that they might not even expect.
One will definitely enjoy a lot of benefits when he or she chooses to sell the inherited house to such an investor, one of which is the chance to enjoy the best convenience through doing so. Maybe you live a long way from the house that you inherited, and if this is so, the processes of selling it, which are hard as they are, may become even harder for you to go through. It is great to know that if one is able to find a fast cash home buyer, he or she can sell to this buyer without going through many steps that will take time, and the whole process will be made so much simpler.
Another thing that people can gain when they sell their house to such an investor is the benefit of not needing to worry about what these houses look like, what state they are in. Maybe no one has lived in such a house for a long time, which means that it might not look very good today. The good news is that when he or she finds a good cash home buyer, it will be possible to sell the house just the way that it is, without doing anything to better it.
If one is able to find such an investor, he or she will also be glad to know that through selling the house to such an investor, it will be possible to save much money. One will be happy to know that he or she can skip expensive steps like repairs and renovations, and move on as soon as he or she needs to – this will no doubt cut down a lot of costs.
One who finds such an investor, then, can be sure that when he or she does so, it will be possible to gain so many benefits, all of which will satisfy him or her a lot.
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Yesterday my lovely great-Aunt turned 70. We had a great night out last night and this is the card I made for her. Aunty Marg had asked for no presents, so I didn't buy a present, instead I made her a little scrapbook album – somewhere she could put her photos in from the night. You'll have to check back tomorrow to see the album!
I used the stamp set A Rose is a Rose. Seriously, my favourite stamp set in the catty. The "70" comes from the stamp set Best Friends Numbers (retired).
I really love this colour combo – Kiwi Kiss, So Saffron and Pumpkin Pie. How pretty is the rose?
And of course, I have to use textured cardstock for really special cards. Aunty Marg is a very special person, so it goes without saying, I used textured cardstock. Plus, I must have embellishments! I used the Pretties Kit, So Saffron ribbon (unavailable) and Kiwi Kiss corduroy buttons (unavailable).
And this was the insert. Again, the stamp set A Rose is a Rose, but then I stamped Sincere Salutations for the salutation. I added a different colour in here. I wonder if you can tell me which colours I used for the insert?
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The Central Dredging Association's (CEDA) Dredging Days 2019 will be held from November 7 to 8, 2019, in Ahoy Rotterdam, the Netherlands. It will again take place alongside Europort maritieme tradeshow.
CEDA Dredging Days provides a platform for members of the dredging community, experts from port authorities, knowledge institutes, universities, engineering consultants, government agencies, dredging contractors and manufacturers, to present their new results, achievements, and ongoing projects.
Abstracts presenting practical applications and applied and academic research, are being accepted on advancements in equipment, processes, tools, methodology and contracting. Sample topics include:
- Reduced effects on the environment
- Use of nature-based solutions
- Capabilities of dredging deeper in harder soils, harsher conditions, or restricted spaces
- Improvements in dredged material management
- Use of dredging know-how in new industries (e.g. deep-sea mining)
- Improved contractual arrangements to benefit all parties
- Cost-efficiency
In addition, topics that explore what will and will not be possible for future dredging projects are of particular interest.
Deadline for abstract submissions is January 11. For details visit the conference's website, www.cedaconferences.org/dredgingdays2019


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Explore our places, collections and stories
Communications, transport, industry, engineering, energy and medicine: how have scientific and technological inventions changed our lives?
Our family-friendly Explore gallery on Level 1 brings science to life with hands-on games and interactive exhibits. Don't miss Dolly the sheep: she's a science superstar and one of our most iconic objects. You can even try out your own genetic experiments – fancy making a glowing pig?
Next to Explore is Making It, which looks at how manufacturing and engineering have changed our lives, from early industry to 3D printing. And don't forget to look up to see an aerial history of aviation stunningly suspended from the ceiling, including Percy Pilcher's record breaking Hawk glider.
Aircraft in the In Flight display. Pilcher's Hawk can be seen at the top.
On Level 3, Communicate tells the story of telecommunications, from semaphore to smart phones. Will you spot your first mobile phone in a case? Scientific innovation and invention are celebrated in Technology by Design: discover the evolution of the bicycle and design your own bike, marvel at an Apple 1 computer from 1976 and discover Edinburgh's key role in the history of prosthetics.
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The 2018 Penn-Marydel Foxhound Show was held on Saturday, May 12, 2018, in Fair Hill, Maryland. In spite of a rather bleak weather forecast for the afternoon, the rain held off, and we finished up well ahead of the evening storms for this, our sixty-fourth foxhound show.
Well over one hundred hounds were entered from eight packs: Andrews Bridge Foxhounds (PA), Golden's Bridge Hounds (NY), Kimberton Hunt (PA), Lewisville Hunt, Marlborough Hunt (MD), Mt. Carmel Foxhounds, Red Oak Foxhounds (VA), and Snickersville Hunt (VA).
As the new season gets underway, Foxhunting Life updates its March 31 report on the recent moves of huntsmen across North America.
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Ashley Hubbard is the new huntsman for the Green Spring Valley Hounds (MD). Hubbard has served as kennel huntsman for the Fox River Valley Hunt (IL) for nearly ten years, assisting Tony Leahy, MFH, and carrying the horn when necessary.
"Tony didn't want to lose him," explained Duck Martin, MFH at Green Spring Valley, "but he thought this would be a good opportunity for Ashley."
Since the end of World War II, Green Spring Valley has had just four huntsmen: Leslie Grimes, Andrew Barclay, John Tabachka, and Sam Clifton. Both Grimes and Barclay have been enshrined in the Huntsmen's Room at the Museum of Hounds and Hunting.
Why Worry's Heythrop Rachel 2011 was judged Grand Champion at the fortieth annual Carolinas Hound Show held at the Springdale Racecourse in Camden, South Carolina on May 7, 2016. It's one thing for a visiting MFH to pick up a nice draft to bring back to the home kennels; it's another thing entirely to know what to do with it. Here's where George and Jeannie Thomas, MFHs, Why Worry Hounds (SC), showed their breeding acumen.
While visiting friends in England and judging a puppy show at the Heythrop kennels, George mentioned that he needed a bi*ch* to introduce new bloodlines into his breeding program. We have just the hound for you, he was told. So he brought home a nicely-bred entered bi*ch, Heythrop Rachel 2011.
For forty consecutive years, foxhunters from the Mid-Atlantic have gathered on the day following the Kentucky Derby to give their unentered hounds an opportunity to learn what this "hound show thing" is all about. As a prelude to the major shows—Virginia and Bryn Mawr—later in the spring, this show is a bit lower key, but still a serious undertaking. Restricted to unentered hounds except for classes for Produce of Dam and Get of Sire, the emphasis is on teaching young hounds and young handlers what they can expect in a few weeks.
The show is held on a rotating basis among the MFHA-sanctioned hunts in Maryland, and this year the Marlborough Hunt in Prince Georges County served as host. On the banks of the Patuxent River on their lovely grounds for both clubhouse and kennels, the Marlborough folks, under the leadership of Masters Katherine Cawood, Patty Sasscer, and Christine Claggett, provided two spacious rings—one for foxhounds where Thomas H. Jackson, MFH, Mr. Jackson's Flat Creek Hounds and former huntsman of the Mission Valley Hunt Club (KS) would judge the 101 foxhounds entered, and one for foothounds where Forbes R. Reback, MB and Charlotte D. Buttrick, MB, both from the Farmington Beagles (VA), would judge bassets and beagles.
Last year, while hunting with the Red Rock Hounds (NV), I met Renee and Kail Mantle from Big Sky Hounds in Three Forks, Montana. Kail gave us a bucking horse lesson one day before hunting. This Montana cowboy, who hunts in chaps and cowboy hat, had sat calmly to his horse bucking crazily above the sagebrush and had seriously impressed me.
When a group of these Western foxhunters invited me to accompany them to Ireland this year, I jumped at the chance. These were fun people---more than a little crazy, and I wondered if anyone had warned the Irish!
I also wondered if my companions knew what they were getting into. I had hunted the big Irish walls and hedges in 2000, and I came home with newfound respect for anyone who hunts regularly in Ireland. It is challenging country, and their version of foxhunting is an excuse to run and jump really big fences.


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A thread on clutter and organization on one of my MT sites this morning made me think. What's so hard about dejunking and decluttering? It's emotional, that's what. We may think we are just disorganized or apathetic to clutter, but it's all a response to emotions. I remember going through my Past Boxes in 2005, trying to decide what to keep and what to toss. I laughed, sobbed, and smiled my way through them. Of course, I put stuff in my Past Boxes for a reason - I thought they were worth keeping.
What about all the other accumulated stuff in the house? A lot of it is created by the emotion of fear: "What if I throw this away and need it again some day?" Guilt: "I shouldn't have spent good money on this in the first place. If I give it away, it means I've wasted my money." Grieving: "I can't bear to part with this because is reminds me of someone who's not here anymore." Envy: "I can't downsize because the rest of the neighbors have such nice stuff!" Paralyzing anxiety: "I don't know where to start, so I just won't start!" The fact is that it is highly probable that living in chaos is a form of avoidance - our minds are too harried to make important decisions in our lives that need to be made, or to come to terms with our life circumstances, whatever they may be.
I'm not saying emotions are bad; on the contrary, we have to feel them and work through them. That's what's hard about downsizing. You have to take a long, hard look at yourself and your priorities, what you consider beautiful and what you consider junk, what you are keeping just for yourself and what you are keeping for future generations to enjoy. It's not easy; in fact, it can be quite painful - but cathartic.
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New research coming out of the Intermountain Medical Center Heart Institute looked at two proteins, GlycA and C-reactive protein, to first determine their ability to predict adverse cardiac events, and then, whether these proteins worked together or independently of one another. The findings suggest that both proteins can predict cardiac events but they seem to do so independently of each other.
Cardiac disease is a term used to encompass a multitude of diseases including coronary artery disease, heart attack, stroke, and heart failure, just to name a few. All these diseases are related either to the heart itself, or to the blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body. Due to the sheer number of diseases included in the term cardiac disease, it should be no surprise that there are quite a number of underlying causes that lead to the development of these diseases, some of which include smoking, diabetes, poor diet, and high blood pressure. Additionally, while there are specific symptoms that pertain to each disease, there are a few symptoms that are common to multiple diseases. These symptoms include weakness or dizziness, shortness of breath, palpitations, as well as swelling in the legs and ankles. Due to the consequences of suffering from a cardiac event, it should be of no surprise that researchers are constantly looking for ways to prevent or even predict the likelihood of developing cardiac disease to better the outcome of people's health.
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A confident ride and a typically honest effort by Order Again earned the son of Iffraaj his second Stakes win when he took out Saturday's G3 Lord Mayor's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Order Again had previously won the G3 Grand Prix Stakes at the corresponding race meeting in 2017 and had won two races in Brisbane in the intervening two years.
But the five-year-old had maintained his form and on Saturday was considered one of the better chances along with the runner-up Tom Melbourne who finished second for the 14th time in his career.
Order Again raced kindly throughout and ranged up to Tom Melbourne at the 150m mark, easily holding a 1-1/2 length advantage to the line.
Order Again is the second of three foals from the winning Van Nistelrooy mare Glass Half Full and is her only winner.
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I owe much of my understanding of the beautiful doctrine of the Trinity to Mike Reeves, author of 'The Good God', a book I am currently re-reading for the umpteenth time for a church training day coming up in a couple of weeks. In this book, Mike Reeves takes us on a tour of hundreds of years of church history and draws out faithful, orthodox teaching on the Trinity and presents it to us in an accessible (but don't read that as simplistic) style. I don't mean this to be a standard sort of book review – "this was insightful, I got bored at this bit, and I think this bit was off the mark…" Partly because I don't think I can fault the book – it's even got pictures in it!
The reason I'm writing this post is because I think you should be shocked and deeply unsettled by this book.
I have grown somewhat numb to the scandal of it in recent years, but picking it up again I've noticed once more how radical and unsettling this book is. Reeves presents a Christianity that is markedly different from that often spoken about and written about in current church culture. And I don't think that's because he's reading church history wrong…
What was God doing before creation? Why was anything created? What is sin? How does sanctification happen? These important questions are not new – the church has been asking and answering them for centuries. What has changed, though, is how un-Trinitarian our answers have become. And we're the poorer for it.
I'm told that in recent years there has been a renewed interest in the doctrine of the Trinity in theological seminaries and colleges. Some of this interest has trickled down into churches and songs and our terminology – it's not unusual now to hear people speaking of God as a father. But that's not what Reeves is promoting – a mere change in our language or a renewed emphasis on an aspect of God's character. The point is not so much that he is a father, but that the deepest, most fundamental thing we can say about God is that he is Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This changes everything. Yes, everything – I'm even using bold, italic and underline to impress how revolutionary this is! Want to know why? Ha – you'll have to read the book!
So – the book review-y bit….
If you've not read 'The Good God' yet, pick it up and start now! It will delight you, surprise you and humble you, as you see how much more glorious our God is than you previously thought. Learn to re-frame your thinking and questions so that we're not speaking of an abstract deity but of the Living God who has revealed Himself through His Son and has drawn us into fellowship with Christ by His Spirit.


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5-Aminolevulinate synthase (ALAS), a pyridoxal 5'-phosphate-dependent enzyme, catalyzes the first step of the heme biosynthetic pathway in mammalian cells. This reaction entails the condensation of glycine with succinyl-coenzyme A to yield 5-aminolevulinate, carbon dioxide and CoA. The active site of the dimeric ALAS is located at the subunit interface with contribution of amino acids from the two subunits. Linking the two subunits into a single polypeptide chain dimer (2XALAS) yielded an enzyme with a ~7-fold greater turnover number than that of wild-type ALAS. Spectroscopic and kinetic properties of 2XALAS were investigated to explore the differences in the coenzyme structure and kinetic mechanism relative to those of wild-type ALAS that confer a more active enzyme. Transient kinetic analysis of the formation and decay of the quinonoid intermediate EQ2 indicated that, although their rates were similar in ALAS and 2XALAS, there was a greater accumulation of this intermediate in the 2XALAS-catalyzed reaction. Collectively, these results suggest that ketoenamine is the active form of the coenzyme and forms a more prominent coenzyme structure in 2XALAS than in ALAS at pH ~7.5.


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Not much time today, so here are some quick notes.
Not long after two senior members of the Governing Council said it would be a good idea to publish minutes, Mario Draghi said that a proposal on this subject would be put to the Council at the forthcoming meeting. Why now, when this has been talked about for years? Probably because it would help the ECB with its venture into forward guidance (although, given the divisions on the Council, it might also sow confusion).
Barack Obama spoke to Democrats about the next Fed chairman. He said he had interviewed a number of candidates, and mentioned Don Kohn specifically. I am not sure whether the White House is trying to pain the selection as not being a two-horse race, or whether it is actually not a two-horse race; still, the only reason to think it was was a lot of media comment.
The Fed statement did not say very much:
- Inflation persistently below 2% could hamper expansion. CPCE 1.1% at present.
- Anticipates return to 2% over medium term.
- Growth will pick up from recent pace.
- Further improvements in labour market have occurrred.
- Recent economic growth downgraded from "moderate" to "modest".
There was much talk about the US GDP revisions, but nothing particularly unexpected.
Oh, and the media are excited about the latest tiny uptick in the official Chinese PMI, which anyway is a consistently weird indicator.
And I have spent ages trying to make a sensible chart of US sector financial balances. This is surprisingly difficult. It's no wonder nobody seems to follow this stuff consistently when it is so hard to get any data!
- US Advance GDP 1.7% QOQ ann. b.e. Q2; 1.4% YOY. Q1 was revised from 1.8% to 1.1% QOQ ann. (and, as a reminder of how unreliable these advance estimates are, from an advance estimate of 2.5%).
- China manufacturing PMI 50.3 b.e. and rose.
- China HSBC PMI 47.7 a.e. and fell.
- Spain PMI 49.8 d.e. and fell.
- Italy PMI 50.4 b.e. and rose.
- Eurozone PMI 50.3 a.e. and rose.
- UK PMI 54.6 b.e. and rose strongly.


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Impromptu BBQ on Hamstead Point Beach
The first "first of the season" impromptu BBQ was held at Hamstead Point Beach by Newtown Creek on the Isle of Wight. Amazing fun, great turn out with 7 boats, over 25 people, children and dogs. With the first great weekend weather, sunshine and a light breeze from the east, and tides perfect for a lunchtime BBQ with High water around lunchtime, we jumped at the chance for this social with the team from Rib-X and Boatshed.
Hamstead Beach is a shingle beach with fairly steep sides at high water, which is perfect for coming ashore, but beware there are strong tides that run along, so either use a stern anchor with a rope from the bow ashore, or drop everyone ashore, then anchor off.
This was more like a "RIB FEST" with 5 RIBS, 4 brand new RIBS from Rib-X, 1 classic 42 foot cruising boat, 1 RIB from the local Boatshed Isle of Wight broker Corinne and 1 speed boat.
The Rib-X ribs cam e from Hayling Island all were al prepared with extra fuel, everyone wore life jackets, kill cords round their legs and extra clothing for when it gets chilly. They left Hayling Island left around 10.30 and arrived in convoy at 12, with the Rib-X models 650, 600, 535 and the baby Rib-X eXplorer 450 model keeping up very easily with the larger RIBS.
Once ashore our resident BBQ expert Curt Mundy set about lighting the BBQ. We brought our very old stainless steel BBQ from our classic sail boat and this cooked easily for 25+ hungry sailors, dogs and children. Stacks of food, everyone brought fantastic steaks, burgers, sausages and hot sauces, plenty of food to go around.
We left the beach cleaner than we found it and there was no evidence of having even been there, always please be responsible and take all your rubbish home.
For all you boat spotters we had the Rib-X team on models: Click the links below to see stacks of photos and full boat spec.
When's the next BBQ?
Keep a look out on Boatshed Twitter for the next BBQ, we'll announce it a few days before it happens.


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The following is information on spot anthracnose of Dogwood. You may see this disease on dogwoods in flower at this time.
SPOT ANTHRACNOSE on the petals (bracts) of flowering dogwood was identified on a sample from Sussex County. This fungus produces very small (1/8 in.) spots with purple red borders. Spots can be numerous and during wet weather spread to leaves. This disease is mostly cosmetic but can be controlled with Daconil (chlorothalonil), myclobutanil (Eagle, Immunox), Heritage, Cleary's 3336 (thiophanate-methyl) and other labeled fungicides.
Spot anthracnose on dogwood flower petals. Photo from the Division of Plant Industry Archive, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Bugwood.org.
Information from Bob Mulrooney, Extension Plant Pathologist, UD
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Landscape - Spot Anthracnose on Dogwood.
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This important event supports and highlights the work of building owners and their supporting teams for their extra effort to accomplish LEED® certification for their buildings. USGBC Arizona will hold its seventh annual Heavy Medals Awards celebration on March 28, 2019, at Audubon Arizona.
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Russell Westbrook only is 6-foot-3.
Yet somehow the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard is averaging 10.5 rebounds per game and last night recorded his NINTH triple-double of the young NBA season, the 46th of his nine-year career.
So how is the five-time All-Star such a force on the glass? It's not that difficult, according to him.
This strategy clearly is working for Westbrook, as he is averaging a triple-double on the season and has led the Thunder to a 12-8 record, good for fifth-best in the Western Conference. It's safe to say he's an early MVP front-runner.
While the "just chill and act like I'm not doing nothing," approach works for Westbrook, you probably shouldn't use this strategy at your day job.
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Working from my friend's specification I've used pink corduroy in the main body and Michael Miller's Yule Trees fabric to form the lining and the cuff. The name and the Christmas tree applique are made using wool felt, embellished with vintage buttons. There's also medium interfacing in the body of the stocking & the cuff also has a layer of fusible fleece to give it structure when the stocking is hanging.
I've really enjoyed making this, it worked out almost entirely how I'd hoped, although rather different from the original design. And I was pleased that the method I used for putting the stocking together worked too! I'm now just hoping that Daisy Rose and her mum like it.


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In deleted scene debuting exclusively at Yahoo Movies from 'Snatched,' Amy Schumer, Goldie Hawn escape kidnappers and call home — where 'dad' is no help
Dave Bautista and Brittany Snow star in 'Bushwick,' as partners-in-rebellion when the Brooklyn neighborhood is put under martial law by invaders from Texas
'Killing Hasselhoff' features Ken Jeong as a man who finds himself in serious hot water and believes the only way out is by murdering the 'Baywatch' star
Get your first look at the "Chemistry" featurette, one of the extras from the upcoming home video edition of 'The Fate of the Furious,' released on July 11
In featurette, 'Kong: Skull Island' director Jordan Vogt-Roberts and stars Brie Larson, Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, discuss working on tentpole film
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Yahoo Movies exclusive clip of Dan Stevens in Tim Smit's visual effects-heavy directorial debut influenced by video game style, in select theaters June 16
The scene finds Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) informing old flame Diane (Kelly Macdonald) he won't be sticking around until daybreak — and Diane is unfazed.
Yahoo Movies debuts another collection of violent clips from the sequel, set to music, an encore of the popular supercut made for the original film


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Byzantine and Christian Museum :: Temporary exhibitions .::. Previous exhibitions
"When Elephants Fight, It is the Frogs That Suffer-A Sonic Graffiti"
08 April 2017 until 17 July 2017
Τhe Documenta 14 presents the work of Ben Patterson "When Elephants Fight, It is the Frogs That Suffer-A Sonic Graffiti" at the Byzantine and Christian Museum (Gardens).
The installation consists of 16 loudspeakers playing "a symphony of frogs croaking." The sound archive is made of a) frogs croaking b) human voices imitating frogs croaking c) human voices reciting proverbs d) human voices reading parts of Aristophanes' play "Frogs". Both Aristophanes' "Frogs" and Ben Patterson's earlier work "Pond" have influenced the development and the artistic result of this work.
Ben Patterson was born in 1934 in Pittsburgh (USA). After his musical studies at the University of Michigan he has been one of the most important experimental artists of Fluxus, a movement that flourished at the end of the 1950's and the beginning of 1960's. He participated at the opening of the Fluxus Museum 2008 in Wiesbaden.
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Forty-four racers, including 20 energetic youth turned out for the 2019 Butch Cassidy Ski Chase and Nordic Fun Day. The course was firm and fast and the weather bracing. Ryan Ehlers of Ophir was the overall winner in the Men's 15k Skate race with a time of 53:27. Amy McDonald from Park City finished 1st place for Women in the 15k Skate. With 16 youth participants, there was a good turnout in the 1k, 2k and 5k divisions.


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Lady Maisery
The all-female trio of singers and instrumentalists, Lady Maisery, have been causing a stir at festivals and concerts over the last year or so.
They are the cover feature in the Winter 2013 issue of English Dance & Song magazine. The three band members – Hazel Askew, Hannah James and Rowan Rheingans – are the singers in the magazine's regular 'Singer, Song and Source' feature. The song from their repertoire is, effectively, their 'signature' song – a version of the ballad Lady Maisry. Their tune is from David Clements, whose songs were noted over 100 years ago when he was living out his final years in Basingstoke Workhouse, Hampshire. Mr Clements only knew part of the story, so the trio have put together their version of the ballad using verses from different sources. The song has a dramatic and horrific storyline: sung by Lady Maisery in unison rather than their more usual three-part harmony style.
Read all about Lady Maisery, David Clements and the song in the Winter 2013 issue of English Dance & Song magazine.
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Depending on the amount of data you have and the number of variables you want to focus on in your analysis, cluster analysis may be the perfect tool for you. Especially when it comes to improving your user experience, cluster analysis can help you discover the personas of people you are trying to market to by pulling in more data and creating an unbiased picture of your digital property. Simply put, it's a way to discover insights from your data based on groups that are formed.
An Introduction to Cluster Analysis
So how is cluster analysis different from segmenting? Think of segmenting as an umbrella term, with cluster analysis as one of many ways to segment your data. Cluster analysis is a tool that can segment your users based on behavior/tendencies, interests, age range, and more. The algorithm used is based on machine learning principles, but you have the option to define how many groups you want. Depending on the method, you can pick a number of desired clusters, or let the algorithm figure out how many distinct groups you have within your data. The image below is an example of having three distinct groups.
Image Source: GeeksforGeeks
In this image, you can clearly see where your three clusters are without incorporating an algorithm. However, data is usually not this simple, leading to the need for cluster analysis.
Choosing Your Cluster Algorithm
When trying to implement cluster analysis, my advice is to, if possible, pick a specific number of groups while keeping in-mind your business goals. It'll take much less time to run the analysis instead of letting the algorithm pick the number for you. What the algorithm does is measure the distance between the dots and takes averages of those distances between the groups. Cluster analysis tries to minimize the distances between dots within a group, but also maximize the distance between dots in different clusters. This example is a closer representation of what your data may look like after a clustering algorithm is applied and visualized.
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If there is no precedent for a "normal" number of groups, it may be good to take the extra time to explore the appropriate number through cluster analysis. Keep in mind that more clusters does not mean better data. You don't want to make the descriptions of your data too granular by having 100 different clusters. That much information would render your clusters completely useless. You want your own cluster analysis to spit out specific groups that you can use to build better analyses and a better product for a variety of users.
Choosing Your Variables
Before you start running data through your clustering algorithm, you need to choose the variables you would like the clusters to be based on. Ask yourself what kind of people are using your app or buying your product. What variables describe the differences in you users? Just a few common variables to use would be device type, age-range, customer tenure, average time of visit, and acquisition channel. You could also pull in conversion rate to add a user-performance aspect to your clusters.
It is often helpful to run a principal component analysis to see which variables are most important in describing the variation in your users. Be careful about using too many variables, as this will often cause convoluted clusters. I won't go into principal component analysis in this article, but it is very helpful to identify the most important variables to pull for a cluster analysis.
Here's an example that shows how using only two variables in your cluster analysis can lead to insightful clusters from a mess of data.
Image Source: PLOS ONE
After you have pulled user data with the variables describing them, it's finally time for you to run your dataset through your chosen cluster analysis algorithm.
Characterizing Your Clusters
Each of the clusters that are output from the algorithm describes your users as different types of users. Your next step is to identify how each cluster is characterizing in your data. Do the clusters heavily correlate with certain age ranges? What about marketing channels? Do signed-in/registered users show up more in a certain cluster? After seeing how your different clusters correlate to different aspects of your data, you will be able to see the characterization of each data point. It is often helpful (and fun!) to name your clusters based on their characterizations.
Applying Your Clusters
Once you have your groups and you've characterized them, you can start to look at the tendencies or behavior patterns of those specific groups. These patterns will begin to reveal what these groups like, don't like, and help you discover how to change your website or digital experience based on these segments. Does the cluster that represents young late-night users have a higher or lower average check size? Does the cluster that represents mothers of families over or under index with registration rate?
Once you see how the different types of users perform across your product, you will be able to think about how to optimize your strategy for your different user groups. A good example is if you have a segment of elderly customers that are typically reached through email. Maybe make your email advertising a little more user-friendly for that kind of group, or make links that are better-suited for desktop users.
Since there are so many ways to segment your data, you're probably wondering why cluster analysis would be a good option to use for your own analysis. With cluster analysis, you get to pull in more data and create a more data-driven and unbiased picture of your digital property. If you had to dig through all this data and try to group data points based on the information you have, it would be nearly impossible and extremely time-consuming. By running your data through an algorithm instead, it'll put that data into a spatial organization that properly organizes it. Now that your data is organized into segments, you'll be able to leverage this new knowledge to improve the user experience of your digital property.
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