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Halton Hills includes the two small urban centres of Georgetown and Acton plus a number of surrounding hamlets (notably Limehouse, Stewarttown, Norval, Hornby, Glen Williams and Ballinafad), and is about 40 -minutes drive from Toronto. The area's 5 1,000 residents are served by the GO Bus and GO Train, and VIA Rail stops in Georgetown with connections to Toronto and Southwestern Ontario.
Georgetown has a population of 32,000 and has a charming downtown where you can browse antique shops, art galleries and farmers' markets. There are a number of historic buildings, including an 1836 train station, still used by GO Transit and VIA Rail.
Acton has 8,500 residents and has a historical tannery and leather industry.
Halton Hills has 15 elementary schools, 1 French language elementary and 3 high schools.
The shopping in the community tends to be along each town's main street. There are regional malls nearby in Milton and in Brampton/Bramalea.
The Halton Hills area has one movie theatre, and live theatre, 8 golf courses, 4 ice arenas and several indoor & outdoor pools. There are several forested and scenic hiking trails, including four conservation areas nearby. Nearby, Fairy Lake in Prospect Park, is a popular spot for fishing and boating.
Executive style home in Halton Hills run around $305,000, with 3 bedroom family homes averaging around $270,000, and condos running $225,000. There is very little rental accommodation in this community. Comparable homes in Acton cost less than in Georgetown.


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Showcasing student achievement amidst the most innovative place on the planet
The Young Innovators to Watch Scholarship Program awards middle school, high school, and college students for original technology projects, inventions, or discoveries that display forward-thinking technologies.
A group of expert judges in tech and education makes the final determination based on a well-rounded set of criteria focused on viability, entrepreneurial vision, and social good. Winners are invited to attend CES 2020 for an awards presentation and receive a curated tour of CES.
The projects awarded this year represent innovations in quantum computing, machine learning, and blockchain. There we no shortage of close seconds with brilliant ideas that should be celebrated.We've chosen a few to year's past, but click here for more.

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Program Description
Our bachelor's degree in Health Science is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide career advancement opportunities to entry-level health professional practitioners as well as to individuals just beginning their careers in health care.
This program embraces those with different backgrounds and interests and will help you achieve your educational goals.
Goodwin's Bachelor in Health Science program offers four tracks:
Environmental Health
You will gain an understanding of the impact of environmental conditions on human health.
Health Care Administration
You will acquire knowledge of the business challenges specific to the health care delivery system, and you will gain an appreciation of the manager's role.
Bachelor Degree Completion
This track allows the creation of career paths and advancement opportunities if you already possess a certification, licensure, or registry through a professional organization but lack a collegiate degree.
Health Care Career Exploration
You will be able to explore various careers and aspects of health care. This track is appropriate if you have not yet decided on a specific profession but are interested in pursuing a career in healthcare.
No matter which track you chose, you will have a strong foundation in health care and be prepared for career advancement opportunities.
Graduation Requirements
All Health Science major core requirements must be completed with a cumulative G.P.A. (grade point average) of 2.0 or higher. All general graduation requirements must be completed as stated in the catalog.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all health science program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate a strong foundation in basic behavioral, natural, social and health sciences appropriate to entry-level positions in health care.
- Communicate and present verbal, visual and written ideas and information clearly and accurately in a way that represents competence and professionalism in the healthcare field.
- Interpret and explain policy within the ethical, legal and regulatory framework of the healthcare industry.
- Identify and analyze bioethical issues facing healthcare practitioners and the healthcare environment.
- Identify and describe the different roles of healthcare professionals and develop skills to become an effective team member.
- Demonstrate accurate problem-solving abilities when working as a health care professional while at an internship.
- Appreciate diversity, differing belief and value systems, as well as appreciate individual opinions;
- Develop self-directed and engaged learning skills needed for independent and lifelong learning.
- Demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully enter specific healthcare fields or areas of study.
- Analyze and apply information technology to successfully participate in learning activities.
- Be an educator and promoter of healthy living.
- Utilize administrative and organizational skills for planning and implementing health and health care programs.
About the School
Goodwin College is an innovative learning community that empowers hard-working students to become sought-after employees.


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January's Mentoring Meetup: How to Become an Effective Manager
New York, NY • January 30, 2019
January's Mentoring Meetup focuses on critical skills for managers.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM ESTEllevate HQ
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January's Mentoring Meetup focuses on critical skills for managers. Being a manager brings equal parts excitement and trepidation, and requires a different set of skills. How do you navigate expectations from leadership, and direct reports? How do you overcome the fear of not being liked, fear of looking uninformed, and fear of rocking the boat? How do you manage your goals and objectives, and cultivate a sense of identity and purpose for your team?
In what we lovingly call the "speed dating" of mentoring, mentees will have the opportunity to meet several mentors during the course of the event in short, but effective, meetings. This is a member-only event.
- ALL ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER TO THE EVENT VIA THIS PAGE AND....make sure you fill out this FORM to select whether you are a Mentor or a Mentee, and input what your objectives are for the night.
- You will receive a written guide to help you prepare for the evening prior to the meetup via email.
All Mentors can register free of charge, however these spots are usually reserved for our Innovator and Executive Council members.
Complimentary food and drinks will be provided.
Interested in sponsoring this event or future events? Contact Us.
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LAKE CHARLES, LA (KPLC) - A man hit by a truck near Lake Charles Memorial Hospital last week died Friday.
Glenn Broussard, 53, of Moss Bluff, was struck as he crossed Third Avenue, at the intersection of Oak Park Boulevard, at 6:25 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018.
The driver of the vehicle, Donovan Moore Jr., 21, of Lake Charles, was ticketed for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk and driving under suspension.
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Happy 2019! Mostly all of us set New Years resolutions for self-care, exercising, life style improvement, saving money, helping others, etc. A great way to keep up with these resolutions is to start with a clean slate. Young Living makes wonderful products that help us cleanse and detoxify ourselves all year around.
As mentioned in my newsletter:
Young Livings Essentialzyme or Essentialzyme 4, a digestive enzyme, helps complete digestion and assist those who have a hard time disgeting food. As we age, we need more enzymes to complete a digestion.For Daily Maintenance
- Take 2-3 capsules (Essentialzyme or Essentialzyme 4) 3 times daily before meals.
- A,B and AB blood types: 2-4 Capsules.
- O blood type: 3-6 Capsules or more, if necessary.
Another great Young Living product is, Rehemogen. It contains herbs that were used by Native Americas for cleansing and purifying the blood.
- Put 1-3 droppers of Rehemogen (50-75 drops) in distilled water and drink every 2-3 hours.
Rehemogen works well with JuvaTone Tablets, which is designed to promote healthy liver function. Includes herbs and essential oils including lemon, German chamomile, geranium, and blue tansy.
- Take 2 JuvaTone tablets two times daily. Increase as needed up to 4 tablets four times daily. Best when taken between meals.
Some great oils are:
Release – A relaxing aroma that promotes the ability to let go of anger and frustration. When diffused promotes harmony and balance.
- How to use: Apply 2-4 drops directly to the desired area or diffuse for 1 hour 3 times daily.
Present Time – The blend has an empowering fragrance that helps you be present "in the moment". Being present helps you move forward and progress.
- How to use: Apply 2-4 drops directly to the desired area or diffuse for 30 minutes 3 times daily.
Frankincense – Boost mood and helps reduce feeling blue. Helps with focus, concentration and meditation. Also, a great anti-inflammatory.
- How to use: Apply 2-4 drops directly or diffuse for 3 hours.
Orange – A few drops can fill any space with peace, harmony, and creativity. Orange when added to water, helps cleanse the colon. When applied topically or diffused helps reduce feeling down.
- How to use: Dilute 1 drop of orange with an oil and apply topically, diffuse up to an hour, and/or add a couple drops to water and drink as desired.
Lavender – As one of the most popular products and a must need for every home. A highly versatile oil and great for beginners, it has a clean, calming, and comforting smell.
- How to use: Add 2-4 drops directly to desired area, or diffuse for 1 hour. Add a few drops to lotion before applying. Add 4 drops to 1 cup of Epsom salt for a relaxing bath.
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Candied Hulled Pumpkin Seeds
- prep time15 min
- total time 25 min
- serves 4
1 cup pepitas (hulled pumpkin seeds)
⅒ cup butter, melted
1 tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp nutmeg
1 Tbsp maple syrupTip
1. Mix all ingredients in a bowl and toss to coat pepitas.
2. Lay mixture flat on a baking sheet and place in 325F oven for 10 minutes.
3. Let cool. Enjoy!Tip
1. To keep nutritional value of seeds: Cover your seeds in it's mix for 2 hours. If it's a dry mix, add a tablespoon of coconut oil. Then, place your seeds in a dehydrator or in the oven at the lowest temperature.
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'That '70s Show' actress Lisa Robin Kelly dies
FILE - In this Nov. 26, 2012 file photo provided by Iredell County, NC, sheriffs department, actress Lisa Robin Kelly is shown after her arrest for assault. Her manager, Craig Wyckoff, said Kelly died Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013 at a Los Angeles addiction treatment facility she had entered early this week. No official cause of death was disclosed. Kelly portrayed Laurie Forman, sister of Topher Grace's lead character Eric, on the Fox series, which concluded in 2006. (AP Photo/Iredell County, NC, Sheriffs Department, File)


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Apex Legends kicks off today and Respawn Entertainment has provided a deeper look at the new Legend Wattson ahead of her official release.
The trailer gives a look at Wattson's past with a narration of her connection to Kings Canyon as well as another look at her abilities.
Natalia Paquette's is Wattsons real name, and she earned the name we know her as due to her love for electricity according to the video.
Her abilities look to be an interesting change to the style as she can line up her Perimeter Security pylons across from one another, triggering if players run through them causing damage and a slowing effect.
Her ultimate could be quite impactful, especially against Gibraltar and Bangalore as when used it will destroy "incoming ordnance" and also repair damaged shields.
- Tactical Ability: Perimeter Security – Connect nodes to create electrified fences that damage and slow enemies.
- Passive Ability: Spark of Genius –
Ultimate Accelerants fully charge your Ultimate Ability, and standing near interception pylons boosts your Tactical Ability recharge.
- Ultimate Ability: Interception Pylon –
Place an electrified pylon that destroys incoming ordnance and repairs damaged shields as long as it stands. (Max: 3)
Wattson isn't the only big update in season 2 though. The second season will include but is not limited to:
- Improved battle pass
- New Legend: Wattson
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Free HR Software: Is it the right option for you?
Whether in business or in your personal life, the word 'free' will always draw your attention. In this article, I'll talk to you about how to decide whether 'free' is the right choice for you, and the advantages and disadvantages of using a free HR software for your small/medium business or enterprise. How to decide whether free HR software is apt for you? Today, almost every budding...Read More


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Cloud storage services are so popular that some have hundreds of millions of users. They can store your content in the cloud and sync it across your devices but you can use them as more than that. They let you preview and share files, collaborate with your teammates, play music and videos and more.
Not only will uploading your files make it easier to collaborate with your team, but it will free space on your hard drive, too. Plus, in the event that your hard drive malfunctions or gets stolen, your files will still be in the cloud. Documents, designs, reports or even bigger files, such as 3D models and movies, are all good candidates for a trip to the cloud.
Many of the services can function as a network drive which means that any content you place in it will be stored only in the cloud and available for preview on your computer. You won't be able to access it when offline, but it won't take up space on your hard drive, either.
If your focus is on collaboration, read our best cloud storage for collaboration article. If you're looking for backup, check out our list of the best cloud backup services. To be clear on the difference between storage and backup, read this article.
If you're not sure how much space you need and you lean towards the "a lot" side read our guide for large files article.
How We Rate
Cloud storage services can be many things to many people, but for the purposes of this comparison, we took into account the criteria they all share and rated them accordingly. We're going to outline them in this section.
File Sharing and Syncing
File sharing and syncing features are the foundation of a cloud storage service. You'll more than likely going to use them first because syncing will get your files to the cloud while sharing files will help you, well, share them with others. Most of the services use the common model of sync developed by Dropbox in 2007. Read more about it in our Dropbox review.
The common model of sync consists of a system tray icon and a sync folder. The system tray icon is your go-to way of accessing your cloud storage. In most cases it opens up your sync folder, has a link which opens the cloud storage web client and the settings menu. The sync folder shows all the content that you've synced to your computer.
Many services let you share files using the desktop client, but all let you share it using the web client. You can share content to social media networks, via email, by copying and pasting a link or inviting users to your folders.
Folder invites can have different permissions attached to them while links have their own content control options such as passwords, expiry dates, download limits and more.
In this category, we check if a service integrates with third-party apps which include collaboration staples such as Microsoft Office Online, Google Office Suite, Trello, Asana and more. Many of the popular services have their own apps such as tasks managers, workflow and note-taking apps. Music and video players are also common.
Dropbox has Paper, Box has Box Notes and OneDrive has OneNote. You can see our comparison of them in our best note-taking apps article. We've compared the popular Google Docs vs Dropbox Paper, too.
If you love photos and videos read our guide for photos and videos article (no, Google Photos is not the only service you can use) to see which service will help you stream your multimedia from the cloud. We didn't forget the music lovers who can consult our guide for music piece.
Mobile Apps
iOS and Android are the most popular mobile operating systems and most services offer an app for these platform. However, having and app doesn't mean it's good. So we test all mobile apps to see if they can match their desktop counterparts.
Placing your content in the cloud without proper security is a bad idea. Criminals might steal your credentials, someone might read your secret information and the government might be browsing through your photos. That said, having good security is a must so we consider how strong the security of each service is.
Cloud services use many methods to secure your data against potential threats. Two-factor authentication will stop hackers who've stolen your password from accessing your account. Still, you should make sure you have a strong password, to begin with.
The TLS protocol prevents man-in-the-middle attacks from succeeding, while encryption secures your data in transit and at rest. Private encryption prevents anyone other than you from reading your files. The drawback is that services which provide it won't be able to reset your password if you forget it. To avoid losing access to your content use a password manager.
Ransomware can take your cloud data hostage and demand payment for its release, but our ransomware protection article can help you avoid it.
We considered all these features and how services implement them in our most secure cloud storage article.
Your security might be sufficient, but that doesn't mean it guarantees your privacy. It's no secret that governments spy on their citizens, thanks to laws such as the USA PATRIOT Act and CLOUD Act. The PRISM surveillance program in the U.S. is one example of that. With those in play, it's paramount that you ensure the privacy of your information on the web.
That said, services differ in their approach to privacy. Google Drive and Dropbox have been connected to the PRISM project while Google scans your content and email to give you targeted advertising. You can find out more about Google's approach in our Google Drive review.
How strong your privacy is, also depends on which country the service is based. Some countries, such as Canada and Switzerland, take more care of users' privacy rights than others.
We always like to see a service which adheres to the General Data Protection Regulation, EU's iron-clad approach to cloud privacy. Many do, but those that stand out are Sync.com, Tresorit and MEGA.
One of the most important factors when choosing a cloud storage service is the price, there's no point if you have a great service that costs an arm and a leg. It's best if it has premium plans with good value.
Good value is determined by how much you get for the price. The more plans a service has, the better your options will be. It's great if the service offers a free plan or trial, too, so you can test it before committing. If you're only concerned with good value, read our best deals in cloud storage.
Most of the services offer a trial or a free plan. Free plans range from Dropbox's meager 2GB to Google Drive's generous 15GB that you can also use for Google Photos. You can get more information about free deals in our best free cloud storage piece.
Ease of Use
Like the previous category, ease of use is important because no matter how many great features a service has, it won't do it much good if users find it difficult to use.
Because of that, straightforward user experience is better than one that's complex, outdated and requires you to get help from an IT genius. Cloud storage services should work on most operating systems, as well as have attractive and intuitive interfaces.
Most desktop clients work on Windows and macOS, but we give bonus points to those that work on Linux. You can see which are those on our best online storage for Linux piece. If you work on Windows, consult our guide for Windows
MEGA and OneDrive stand out in this category so read our MEGA review and OneDrive review to learn more how they deal with privacy.
Fast speeds depend on how close you are to a server and your internet service provider. We looked for services that let you tweak transfer settings to improve your connection and use a block-level transfer algorithm. It speeds up the process of updating files that have already been uploaded by only sending the parts that have changed.
To grade services, we perform several upload and download tests using a 1GB folder and measure how much time they take. We take into account our distance to a server, too.
Nobody wants to encounter a problem using a cloud storage service, but once they do, good technical support is priceless. Services usually have email support, while some offer chat or even phone support.
Before contacting the support team, though, users can consult the FAQ, knowledgebase and in many cases, user forums. Often, these will have tutorial videos, too. We take into account what types of support the services offer and how long they take to respond to our questions.
The Best Cloud Storage Providers
Some cloud storage services are better at one thing than another, but for the purposes of this ranking, we considered their overall performance across the criteria we outlined in the previous section. This section will give you a quick recap of the top five services on our list starting with the champion, Sync.com.
Sync.com is a service known for its strong security and privacy. It helps that its based in Canada which has strong privacy laws. It's one of the best zero-knowledge cloud storage services. The drawback of that is that it doesn't integrate with third-party apps.
It's also at the top of our list for sharing thanks to its sharing and content control options, which protect your shared files and folders. They include password protection, private end-to-end encryption, expiry dates, download limits and more. To share content you can create links or team folders.
If you're thinking Sync.com must be expensive as hell because it provides all this, you'd be wrong. It has some of the most competitive prices on the market. Its cheapest plan, Pro Personal 500GB, is only $49 per year. The best deal, though, is its 2TB plan at $96 a year. Read our Sync.com review for more pricing details.
Right on the heels of Sync.com, comes pCloud. It's not number one because it requires you to pay extra for private encryption, but it still has many redeeming qualities.
First, it's our top choice for playing music, videos and previewing photos. Plus, it's the best cloud storage service for Kodi. pCloud is WebDAV compatible, too. pCloud has another trick up its sleeve and that's cloud to cloud backup. You can use it to backup content from Facebook, Instagram, Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive to pCloud.
Sharing and content control features work well, too. You can share folders and specific files via links. pCloud lets you share folders by inviting others and granting "can edit" or "can view" permissions. Alternatively, you can generate an upload link which others can use to upload directly to your folder or a download link that enables them to download your files.
pCloud has great value, as well. It even undercuts Sync.com by a slight margin. Its Premium 500GB plan is only $47.88 per year while its best-valued plan, Premium 2TB, is $95.88 per year. To find out more about pCloud's offers read our pCloud review.
MEGA advertises as the privacy company and that's justified considering it extends the GDPR's rules to all of its users, not just those based in the EU. Its zero-knowledge encryption helps protect your privacy, too.
It has one of the best user experiences on the market. The desktop app works on Windows, macOS and Linux while the web client is intuitive and attractive. You can easily upload your files by dragging and dropping them anywhere in the client window. To edit content you can right-click or use the "three dots." You can move files simply by dragging them to a new location.
MEGA's web app lets you share your files by generating a link that you can protect with a key. That makes them zero-knowledge, so only people you give the key to can read them. You can attach the key with your link, which means anyone with the link can access it, or send the key separately.
You can share a folder by creating a link or inviting others via their email address. If you do that, you can set one of several permissions. To invite others to upload to your folder, including non-MEGA users, you can turn it into a "MEGAdrop" folder.
Tresorit is one of the most secure cloud storage services and one that has great privacy, too. Unlike Sync.com, that comes at a steep price, though.
It has zero-knowledge encryption that protects files at rest, the TLS protocol which secures them in transit, two-factor authentication which helps protect your credentials and more. Its privacy policy is clear and easy to understand and navigate. It also adheres to the GDPR.
Its sharing capabilities don't lack, either. You can share content with specific individuals via email or by generating a link and copying and pasting it. You can share a folder by generating a link or inviting users via email. If you use an email to share a folder, the recipients will need to register for a Tresorit account. Files can only be shared with a link and don't have that requirement.
You can protect links using a password, expiry date or download limit. Folders have three levels of permissions. They are "manager," which can share, edit and view; "editor," which can read and modify; and "view," which can only read. You can find more about Tresorit's sharing capabilities in our Tresorit review.
OneDrive is Microsoft's entry in the cloud storage market. It has a sketchy past regarding privacy, including being connected to the PRISM project. OneDrive has updated its security since, but it can't match the most secure cloud storage services.
Its user experience is among the best, though. The web client is attractive and intuitive to use. You can easily upload files by dragging and dropping. You can perform actions using right-click or by selecting content and then choosing the action from the menu.
Microsoft OneDrive integrates with Office Online which you can use to collaborate with others no matter the plan you subscribe to. If you want to take notes and share them you can use OneNote. To communicate with others, there's Skype which is integrated with the web client. Productivity apps include Forms for workflow management and Sway for content publishing.
You can find out more about Microsoft OneDrive's features and it's pricing plans in our OneDrive review.
Cloud Storage Frequently Asked Questions
Below we've put some of the most often asked questions by our readers, plus the answers.
What Is the Cloud?
It's not the fluffy, white things in the sky. Instead, the term refers to software and services that run on the internet instead of locally on your computer. That software is stored in data centers which hold many servers. You can access it using a web browser or a dedicated desktop or mobile app.
Services such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon S3 and Wasabi are examples of the server infrastructure that acts as a service and helps you create your own cloud. You can find more options in our best cloud IaaS article.
How Much Cloud Storage Do I Need?
The shorts answer is: it depends. It depends on what you're going to be using it for. If you're going to collaborate on Office documents, presentations and share notes you don't need much. 100GB should be more than enough.
You should focus on services that have great collaboration capabilities. Dropbox for Business is a great choice and you can find out more about it in our Dropbox for Business review. If it's not your cup of tea Google Drive or Box are good alternatives. Read more about Box's collaboration capabilities in our Box review.
If you plan to store photos you need more storage. pCloud is at the top of our providers for photos and it has a cheap 2TB plan, too. It can hold around 600,000 photos averaging 3MB in size. If you're a professional photographer you might prefer one of the services from our best cloud storage for photographers article.
Video requires even more storage, but, once again, pCloud comes to the rescue. Its web player works without a hitch and the 2TB plan will be able to accommodate your HD collection. For other options consult our guide for storing videos in the cloud.
If you don't know how much storage you need, and chances are high you're going to be needing more and more you should try one of the services which offer unlimited storage. You can find more about them on our best unlimited cloud storage providers list. Make sure to check our feature lists so you're aware of any file size restrictions or limitations.
How Does Cloud Storage Work?
Like with the internet in general, there's a client and a server. In this case, a client is a computer user subscribing to a cloud storage service, while the server is a machine in a data center.
A client syncs (sends) copies of files over the Internet to the data server, which then saves the information. When the client wishes to retrieve the information, he or she accesses the data server through a web, desktop or mobile client. The server then either sends the files back to the client or allows the client to access and manipulate the files on the server itself.
Cloud storage systems generally rely on hundreds of data servers (especially for unlimited storage providers). Computers can be unavailable at times because of crashes or maintenance so data is usually stored on multiple machines. This is called redundancy. Without redundancy, a cloud storage system couldn't ensure clients that they could access their information at any given time.
What Is the Definition of Cloud Storage?
Cloud storage is a cloud computing model in which data is stored and maintained on remote servers accessed from the internet, or "cloud."
Which Cloud Storage Is the Most Secure?
According to our most secure cloud storage article, Sync.com is the most secure cloud storage provider. Egnyte Connect, one of the best EFSS solutions, is hot on its heels, though. It's expensive for solo consumers, but it's a great choice for businesses that want strong security.
Final Thoughts
No matter what you need to use cloud storage services for, our ranking will help you choose the best one. We made it considering a number of factors including security, privacy, speed and more. Sync.com is our top choice because of its approach to security, privacy and its great value deals.
pCloud isn't far behind but it's not committed to privacy as much as Sync.com and it requires you to pay extra for private encryption. MEGA is great for privacy but it can't quite match pCloud's value nor its features. It has great ease of use, though. Tresorit is a security and privacy fortress but its expensive because of that.
Our last pick is OneDrive which can't quite match the security or privacy of others, but it does have strong collaboration features along with straightforward ease of use.
This article is an overview of the best providers so when you think you've found a service that works for you, we recommend that you consult its review to find out more it. Thank you for reading.


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Weedon's Wanderings: 9th May 2019
If, like me, you listen to the radio throughout the night you may have come across the phenomenon of 'dreamt reality', where a news story works its way into your sleeping fantasy world. It amazes me how an item on the radio can hi-jack a dream I'm already having and join seamlessly into the tale in real time. It can have the odd effect of making me feel clairvoyant when I hear the next edition of the news after waking, and say "Wow, I dreamt that!"
Sometimes my dreams are so outlandish that I realise on waking that they can't be reality. I had just such a dream last night. I dreamt that a team of scientists in Switzerland have been playing music to maturing Emmental cheeses. They found classics, rock and pop caused changes in the cheeses - and the changes were radically different. Then I woke up - and found it was true. Apparently Mozart's Magic Flute produces a soft mild cheese with a close texture, whilst hip-hop produces a much stronger flavour with bigger holes. If you don't believe me, click here.
Of course, music is nothing more or less than a series of vibrations in the air. When these vibrations reach our ear drums and rattle them, the shaking is 'read' by nerves and impulses are directed to the brain; the brain brilliantly converts them back into sound for our enjoyment (or otherwise).
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Some prices to remain steady this week: Murphy
Consumers won't see much in the way of price changes this week as the markets remained relatively steady in trading. That's according to George Murphy, group researcher for the Consumer Group for Fair Gas Prices. As a matter of fact, for some fuels, there won't be any changes.
"While West Texas Intermediate saw some retreat in its barrel price, and Brent prices followed WTI down, refined commodity prices remained overall steady as well for the most part, with the exception being a very moderate increase to gasoline spot prices. New York mercantile pricing showed gasoline rising from an average 49.6 cents a litre to 50.3 cents a litre over the last week. This means a slight upwards adjustment maybe seen for gasoline prices to consumers by a slim margin of 7/10ths of a cent based on that activity", Murphy said.
"Refineries ran at close to 89 percentage points, a modest increase, but shows refineries are coming back online from winter maintenance schedules. Close on 660,000 barrels a day production remains offline due to that. While there was an addition to crude oil inventories last week, a draw from US gasoline inventories is a sign indicative of lower inputs to refineries as a way to support prices to consumers at the pump. That's a finger pointing at the industry controlling how much gasoline is actually coming into inventories. Why produce a product if no one is buying?
"While the International Energy Agency has put the word out on a possible recovery in oil prices, I don't see anywhere in their prediction the fact of how responsive US oil producers can come back online and actually keep that supposed recovery from actually happening. Important to note here is that factor. Far beyond anyone's expectations, the US reached a high of 9.6 million barrels a day almost overnight by oil industry standards. They keep forgetting that producers will respond quite readily to any increase in oil prices to attempt to gain their lost market-share back. I still think it's going to be a while beyond 2020 before we see steady oil at $80 US. Almost 4700 wells ready-made to produce oil stateside is saying so."
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Jagte raho R.K. Films ; directed by Sombhu Mitra, Amit Maitra ; produced by Raj Kapoor.
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Contributor(s): Kapura, Raja | Kumar, Pradeep | Devi, Sumitra | Kapoor, Raj | Sanyal, Pahari | Biswas, Smriti | Caudhuri, Salila | R.K. Films | Shemaroo Entertainment (Firm).Material type: Visual materialSeries: Vintage black & white classics.Publisher: Mumbai Shemaroo Entertainment 1956Description: 1 videodisc (137 min.) sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in.Other title: Raj Kapoor's Jagte raho.Subject(s): Urban poor -- India -- Drama | Kapūra, Rāja, 1924-1988 | City and town life | Mistaken identity | Motion pictures, Hindi | Motion pictures, IndicDDC classification: 791.4372
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Director: Jon Shenk
Running Time: 101 mins
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Release Date: August 27th 2012
The Island President tries to give a human face to climate change, following Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed. The movie opens with a quick history of the man, who was educated in England before returning to The Maldives and working for years to bring democracy to the autocratic islands that had been ruled by the same man since 1978. He was arrested and tortured numerous times, had to go into exile before going back and managing to help force change and become President in 2008.
Rather than just resting on his laurels, Mohamed quickly realised that the biggest issue facing The Maldives is climate change and that if it isn't stopped, the islands may literally sink under the waves in the next 50 years. The film follows his attempts to raise the profile of the issue and affect change ahead of the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit in December of 2009. [Read more…]


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Tragic Incident in Christchurch
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New Zealand Muslim Community is deeply shocked and horrified about the shootings in the Christchurch mosques. Our heartfelt condolences are with the people and families that have been impacted by this incident. Our prayers and thoughts are with them.
I would like to express my gratitude to the New Zealand public, Police, politicians, and community leaders that have contacted us at this time. NZMA urges all New Zealanders to stand together and not let this serious and tragic incident spoil the peace within our country.
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U. MICHIGAN (US) — Clinically depressed people have a hard time telling the difference between negative emotions such as anger, guilt, and embarrassment, a new study shows.
The ability to distinguish between various emotional experiences affects how we deal with life stressors, so being unable to differentiate certain emotions from others might lead to taking inappropriate actions that exacerbate the problem, says lead author Emre Demiralp, a researcher in the department of psychology at the University of Michigan.
"It is difficult to improve your life without knowing whether you are sad or angry about some aspect of it," Demiralp says. "For example, imagine not having a gauge independently indicating the gasoline level of your car. It would be challenging to know when to stop for gas.
"We wanted to investigate whether people with clinical depression had emotional gauges that were informative and whether they experienced emotions with the same level of specificity and differentiation as healthy people."
Scheduled to be published in an upcoming issue of the journal Psychological Science, the study involved 106 people ages 18-40, half of whom were diagnosed with clinical depression. Participants carried a Palm Pilot for seven to eight days and recorded their emotions at random times each day.
They indicated how they felt based on seven negative emotions (sad, anxious, angry, frustrated, ashamed, disgusted, guilty) and four positive emotions (happy, excited, alert, active) on a scale from one (not at all) to four (a great deal).
When participants experienced two emotions at the same time, they often found it challenging to distinguish between negative emotions than positive emotions, the study found. Demiralp says positive emotions serve as a buffer in coping with negative emotions for depressed people.
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Jeff Golden uses a weekly TV program to highlight social entrepreneurs who are creating vibrant communities and solving challenges that old systems cannot address.
PO Box 1232, Ashland, OR 97520
International Society For Ecology and Culture (ISEC) – Developing local economies – $2,000
ISEC seeks to create a sustainable world by focusing on the root causes of society's dysfunction, by adopting practices of sustainable cultures and bringing this information to the public in creative ways.
PO Box 9475, Berkeley, CA 94709
Post Carbon Institute – General fund – $2,000
Post Carbon Institute pays leading role in providing research and information assisting the transition to a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable world.
613 4th Street, Suite 208, Santa Rosa, California 95404 USA
Post Growth Institute – publication of "How On Earth" – $2,000
PGI focuses on transitioning to a post growth economy based on the "not for profit" corporation as a business model.
Donnie Maclurcan, 361 Engle Street #102, Ashland 97520
Northwest Earth Institute – Discussion courses on environmental issues – $2,500
Northwest Earth Institute offers (6) 8-week discussion courses ranging from Volunteer Simplicity to Healthy Children – Healthy Planet. This grant supports the expansion of the program.
Northwest Earth Institute, 107 SE Washington Street #235, Portland, OR 97214
Mediation Works – $600
Mediation works is dedicated to the premise that "empowering individuals and organizations to resolve their differences peacefully contributes to a healthy and safe community."
Contact: Mediation Works, 33 N. Central Ave, Ste. 306, Medford, OR 97501-5939
Our Task – Support for Earth 2100 Conference – $2,000
OT focuses on mobilizing and training young adults to be effective leaders for sustainable environmental policy.
P.O. Box 17076, Arlington VA 22216-7076
Wilderness/Habitat Preservation
Klamath Siskiyou Wild – $3,000
Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center is an advocate for the forests, wildlife and waters of the Klamath and Rogue River Basins of southwest Oregon and northwest California. KS Wild uses environmental law, science, collaboration, education and grassroots organizing to defend healthy ecosystems and help build sustainable communities.
PO Box 102, Ashland, OR 97520
Oregon Wilde – Preserving Western Oregon forests – $2,500
Funding provides support for education and dialogue around a proposal to transfer 1.5 million acres of BLM land designated as O&C land to private management which would allow it to be clear-cut.
5825 North Greeley, Portland, OR 97217-4145
Tim Palmer – $3,000
The grant supports research and writing of a book "Oregon River Guide" which combines practical information on fishing and river running with background on critical environmental issues.
PO 1286, Port Orford, OR 97465
Western Lands Project – $2,000
Western lands Project analyzes proposals to convert public land to private ownership to insure the preservation of public lands for future generations.
P.O. Box 95545 Seattle, WA 98145-2545
Xerces society – Researching decline of honey bee populations – $5,000
Xerces society focuses on preserving invertebrates and their habitat a key to preserving the entire food chain. The decline of honey bee populations is a critical current focus.
The Xerces Society • 628 NE Broadway Ste 200, Portland OR 97232
The Developing World
Towne and Forrester – Ecological Entrepreneurship Curriculum – $5,000
Town and Forrester works in the rainforest regions of Central and South America to develop sustainable livelihoods. This grant helps bring environmental curriculum to the classroom in the Amazon Basin.
Eliot Logan-Hines, Towne and Forrester, 803 Garner Ave., Austin, TX 78704
SOIL (Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods)-recycling human waste in Haiti – $2,000
SOIL collects human waste from refugee camps in Haiti, composts it and uses it to replant fruit and other food bearing trees. In rural areas they provide education and access to compositing toilets.
124 Church Road, Sherburne NY 13460
Solar Cookers International – solar cooking and water purification – $1,500
Simple inexpensive solar cookers and water purification systems provide clean water and the ability to cook food in wood scarce regions of the developing world.
1919 21st Street, Ste 101, Sacramento, CA 95811
Trees Water People – Fruit trees and compost in Haiti – $3,000
In this project TWP moves from Central America to planting fruit trees in Haiti and improving rural sanitation by converting human waste to manure for the trees.
633 Remington St., Fort Collins, CO 80524
Energy and the Environment
Alan Kapuler Ph.D. -Developing new lines of open pollinated food crops – $7,000
Dr. Kapuler, using traditional breeding techniques, is developing new open pollinated varieties of vegetables and grains with the goal of increasing productivity and nutritional value by crossing them with wild varieties.
Alan M. Kapuler Ph.D., 2385 SE. Thompson St., Corvallis, OR 97333
Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) – Clean Energy program – $3,500
E-Law trains and supports partners around the world in defending environmental quality in their native countries. E-law is increasing its focus on converting to less carbon intensive energy production.
1877 Garden Avenue
1877 Garden Avenue Eugene, Oregon 97403
San Francisco Zen Center – Enhancement of solar energy system at Tassajara Center – $3,000
Tassajara retreat center is located in a pristine area without electrical connection to the grid. This grant upgrades and maintains a photovoltaic system to reduce dependence on diesel generators.
300 Page Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Total grants in 2013 – $61,100


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Here, have a short essay about Hamlet I'm moderately proud of. Seems pointless to have them just sitting around on my hard drive.
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As in many of his stage works, Shakespeare incorporates into the narrative of Hamlet the idea of meta plays (such as in A Midsummer Night's Dream) and performance (such as the masked balls in Much Ado About Nothing or Romeo and Juliet). As a way to accuse his uncle of the murder of his father, in Act 3 Scene 2, Hamlet instructs a group of players to perform the story of a king murdered by having poison poured in his ear. The murderer then marries the widowed queen, just as with Hamlet's uncle and mother.
The use of the play is, in itself, a powerful tool for not only Hamlet but also for his creator. In the context of Hamlet, Shakespeare is drawing the audience's attention to the fact they are watching a play. By putting the same story on a stage within the play itself, he is creating transparency, a self-awareness, and, in a sense, is opening a dialogue with his audience.
Hamlet says to Ophelia 'The players cannot/keep counsel – they'll tell all'. Not only does this make gentle fun of the actors' desire for attention, but by saying 'they'll tell all', Hamlet, and by extension Shakespeare, is also literally saying that everything the audience needs to know will be provided in time. This short statement is an exploration of what theatre means.
It is deliberate. By using the word 'players' and not characters, Shakespeare is pointing out that these people are not real, but merely a pretence by another person. He is holding up theatre as a mode of communication and entertainment and showing it is but a construct of the mind. And yet, by saying that the players 'cannot keep counsel', he conveys the idea that these words, these stories, these plays must exist and that their stories must be told. As both an actor and a writer, Shakespeare was attempting to convey how vital plays are for revealing truths about ourselves, exploring how art and observing art can uncover and communicate the problems in our real world.


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This weekend, you can hear the Schumann Piano Concerto on the program with Daria Rabotkina and the Harrisburg Symphony conducted by Stuart Malina at the Forum, Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 3pm.
I thought it would be interesting to look at all the different things that were going on in Schumann's life - actually, his and Clara's lives - during the years between his writing what became the concerto's first movement and then finally adding the last two movements four years later.
Considering I'm the kind of composer who spends a year working on a string quartet and two years on a symphony, it boggles the mind to see Schumann sketching a symphony IN A FEW DAYS and then taking maybe a month to orchestrate it or writing three string quartets in the span of seven weeks...
It's been very pleasant coming back to this piece after not having heard it for two years. There's something about not hearing a piece every month or so, then coming back to it after a long break where you can hear it afresh.
Anyway, you can read my "up-close & personal" post at the Harrisburg Symphony Blog here.
- Dick Strawser
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Robert Schumann's Installment Plan Concerto
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The Finance committee are meeting in public session twice this week re the ongoing tracker examination. On Tuesday at 2pm they meet with Paschal Donohue and then with Central Bank governor Philip Lane on Thursday at 9.30. As usual we need to email local TDs with relevant questions. Proceedings can be viewed on the oireachtas website.


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The Pre-requisite for SearchAll of us are looking for something in our lives. Something is always there to take our attention. Either we are looking for a way out of a day to day problem, or we are occupied with something bigger. Some bigger problem. Some bigger challenge which demands some bigger effort on our part. But why are we able to solve some problems while the others remain unsolved? Why do we succeed in one venture while failing in the other? Are there two separate laws working in the universe-one that is operating on smaller issues while the other take cares of the bigger issues?
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Making a gun case fit for a president with Philip Morley (VIDEO)
What do you get when a custom chopper designer turned gunsmith meets a London street punk turned fine furniture maker? An exquisite custom gun that is a true work of art and a showcase worthy of a president.
When famous motorcycle designer Jesse James set out to make his friend, Donald Trump, a pistol to commemorate his presidential election victory, he wanted a gun case that matched the gun's beauty and craftsmanship. Through his network, James found Philip Morley to create the perfect display case for the Trump 1911, a custom-built .45 ACP gun for the 45th President of the United States.
Morley founded Philip Morley Furniture as a "prototype" shop to focuse on unique, stand-alone pieces in Wimberley, Texas in 2014. "The reason I call it a prototype shop is because everything I do, for the most part, is one of a kind. I really specialize in the craft of furniture making, so kind of the artistry of it," Morley told Guns.com.
Yet, one of the first pieces he was commissioned to make stateside was a gun case, which he found funny because he had just moved from London, England where guns are heavily regulated. "It was a guy in Texas. He reached out to me. He had this beautiful Henry (rifle) that was all engraved. I just thought it was really funny a guy being from London and my father thought it was hilarious, too that the first piece I get to build as Philip Morley Furniture is for a gun," he said.
Fast-forward two years and along comes James who switched from custom motorcycles designer to gunsmith, moved to gun-friendly Texas from California and started a business called Jesse James Firearms Unlimited. James was looking for someone who could build beautiful display cases for his guns and Morley was recommended by a friend. He and Jesse instantly connected. Jesse recognized that Morley definitely had the skill, artistry and attention to detail necessary to produce the look and quality required to compliment his guns. Morley was immediately commissioned to produce a showcase for Trump's firearm.
Given free rein on the design, Morley hand-crafted an elegant presentation case with some very special wood from one of George Washington's original Chestnut trees. Morley uses of traditional, old world joinery so the joints fit together without nails, screws, stains or fillers. "I pay a lot of attention to design and grain selections. These are small things that I think make a huge difference in a custom piece when you get it from me," he said, adding that he now does about 10 cases a year for James with each case matching the uniqueness of James' custom design.
If you're interested in learning more about Morley's work, check out his website and Instagram page.


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Thursday, 8/9/12, 7:30 PM Georgia Dome
2012 NFL Football is already here! The Ravens travel to Atlanta for their first preseason game.
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Atlanta is a good test for Baltimore. Atlanta has a solid offense with QB Matt Ryan and his receivers along with running back Michael Turner. The offense drafted Center/guard Peter Konz in the second round of the 2012 draft. Atlanta had some changes on defense hiring former Ravens coordinator Mike Nolan. The Flacons struggled at times on defense last season, particularly the secondary, ranked 20th in passing yards allowed. Key loss: The team lost middle linebacker Curtis Lofton to free agency. They signed Lofa Tatupu, but Tatupu had a season ending pectoral injury. Second year player Akeem Dent is expected to start at middle linebacker.
- Courtney Upshaw: With Suggs out rookie OLB Upshaw will have to fill in. Keep an eye on his pass rush abilities. OLB Paul Kruger is going to have to step up as well.
- D-Line: Cody, McPhee, A. Jones and company. The team signed a few seasoned vets too. Let's see how they play the run and attack the interior of the offensive line.
- Jimmy Smith: Cornerback Jimmy Smith is battling as the second CB with Cary Williams.
- Def. Coordinator Dan Pees: Will Pees be aggressive like former coordinator Chuck Pagano?
- Sergio Kindle: A remarkable recovery from his accident. Will OLB Kindle be in with the first team defense?
- #2 Running back: Rookie Bernard Pierce (rookie third rounder) and second year player Anthony Allen.
- Offensive line: Ravens have some question marks. Depth may be a concern for this unit.
- Tyrod Taylor: Second year QB will be under some pressure to have the offense in sync.
- #3 receiver: Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin…then who? The team likes LaQuan Williams, Tandon Doss and signed Jacoby Jones.
Special Teams:
- Cundiff vs. Tucker: All eyes on this battle. The Ravens/fans want Billy Cundiff to get back to his Pro-Bowl form. Rookie Justin Tucker is having a consistent training camp.
- Coverage: The Ravens made moves– brought in some experienced veterans in the off-season to bolster their coverage team.