text:
Electrocution - Marina Death (7-1-2K)
Mike, I was hoping you might assist me in a situation. We had a young girl 10 years old electrocuted at a Marina here in Sonoma County last year. Can you or your members offer me advice as to reference materials regarding rules and regulations (other than Article 555 of the NEC and the Electrical Safety Orders) that may apply to the maintenance and qualified personnel working on electrical systems?
Mike you would not believe the code violations and lack of maintenance at the Marina where the young girl was killed. I am appalled and want to make sure this never happens again. As you may know I am one of the principal members on Panel 19, and the whole system of inspection, maintenance, etc, needs to clarified, added, and put in clear concise language. It should be mandatory for every marina, boatyard, etc, to have annual inspection, and maintenance. I will be glad to share the many photos and reports of the incident, including criminal manslaughter investigations of the operators and maintenance personnel of the marina. Any assistance you might offer would be appreciated.
Steven Johnson, IBEW Local 551, email@example.com
From: Keller, Paul E. - Tilden Lobnitz Cooper
Until we require mandatory licensing of electricians, we continue to have these tragedies. The education required for licensing should eliminate a lot of substandard work. We will always have someone trying to save money at the sacrifice of safety. Vandalism and "we'll fixed later" are also contributory to the problems. How about adopting local maintenance codes? The firm I work for requires a State licensed Electrician to be on site whenever electrical work is being performed. Just because it works does not make it right. You do not know you screwing things up, if you do not know what you are doing!
From: email@example.com
We do a lot of work in hotels, including all the big names, such as Hilton. If you saw what we see, you would never sleep in another hotel. They all look nice on the outside, but the basements and service areas have code violations everywhere. Worst I saw was in a Hilton in Fremont, CA, gas cans stored in the electrical equipment room, against the base of distribution panel. Scary stuff!
From: Haskin, Donald M (DynCorp)
I do not know what can be done but electrical power in marinas seems to be a constant problem. Living in a "boating area", I have seen many, many examples of poor and dangerous wiring. It seems that people have unlimited money to spend on their boats but feel that a nickel spent on electrical safety is wasted. Campgrounds are almost as bad. I stayed at a very highly rated, and fairly expensive ($40 per night per site) campground this summer. The electrical power to each site was run in type NM (Not UF) cable laid on top of the ground! The power to my site had been cut and 2 different types of cable were taped together. I hate to think that some sort of yearly inspection would be needed and I hate to think of the opportunity for fraud and corruption that would open, but I agree something may have to be done.
From: Dave Weinberg
Mike, the problem is the lack of training and enforcement. To make matters worse "in my opinion" many combo inspectors are not qualified. Few of these combo inspectors actually have any time in the trade, but they inspect all the crafts! I can not see how this is possible. Who would allow EMT to be installed where it can be reached by someone swimming, and no GFCI protection? Who would install EMT in that environment? Thanks; I just wanted to put in my 2 cents on the way things are in Sonoma County.


text:
The basics:
If you're looking for an unusual cat and you can't decide between an unusual coat or an unusual body, you may find the Skookum to be the best of both worlds. This diminutive cat is the result of a cross between the short-legged Munchkin and the curly-coated LaPerm. Their unique curls and ringlets are easy to care for, and they're low shedding.
The fun-loving, family friendly Skookum is sure to win your heart, but you may have some difficulty finding one, though they've made it to several continents including Australia and New Zealand. Developed in the 1990's, this breed has yet to receive official recognition from any of the main breed registries, though TICA allows them to be registered as an "experimental variety".
Appearance / health:
The Skookum is a small to medium sized cat with very short legs. They are somewhat stocky with medium boning, a rounded chest, thick neck, and good musculature. The upper and lower forelegs are approximately even in length, as are the thighs and lower hind legs. The feet are rounded and compact.
The head is a broad, modified wedge, rounded at the contours and with high cheekbones. The muzzle is medium, and the nose is medium-long with a slight stop between the eyes. The Skookum's ears are medium to large with a wide base, and set high on the head. The eyes are large and expressive, with a walnut shape. The Skookum's tail may be somewhat shorter than average, and in the longhaired variety will be bushy and curled.
While the Skookum inherits its body type from the Munchkin, the Skookum's coat resembles that of the LaPerm. The coat may be long or short, but has ringlets, curls, and waves. The fur has a very soft and light texture and somewhat stands away from the body. The longhaired coat has a fine texture that's easy to run your hands through. The shorthaired Skookum has a coat which lies closer to the body, but still has a springy feel. The Skookum's whiskers and eyebrows may also be curled. The coat may come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, including colorpoints, tabbies, bicolors, and spotted.
A lot of controversy has existed around the Skookum and its parent breed, the Munchkin because of concern about the potential health issues such a mutation might cause, as evidenced in dog breeds with similar features. Cats have a far more flexible and mobile spine, however, and thus far there has been no evidence that Munchkin cats suffer from an increased incidence of spinal or other skeletal issues.
Behavior / temperament:
The Skookum is a sweet and affectionate cat with an enthusiastically playful personality. Despite their short legs, they are a confident, athletic, and surprisingly agile cat. Their shortened legs do nothing to hamper their adventurous and curious nature, and you may find they have an affinity for finding their way into places you'd rather they not be.
Social and good-natured, the Skookum may enjoy a household with children eager to play, and they tend to get along well with other pets in the household. Though they're an active breed, they enjoy being handled and enjoy having a lap to cuddle in at the end of their busy day.
Best Flea and Tick Collar Available
The Seresto collar is a 8-month preventative for fleas and ticks available for dogs and cats. I had a client yesterday say it is the best tick prevention she has ever used for her outdoor cats and she will never use anything else. Seresto collars are much safer than the over-the-counter Hartz and Seargents -type collars. Unlike those collars they do not use organophosphates or amitraz which can be toxic to you and your pet if ingested. When you apply the collar, make sure to follow the instructions carefully. It is a break-away collar, so if your cat becomes tangled, it will break off. However, the company (Beyer) will supply you with one replacement collar, if you contact them. Although it is available over-the-counter, I recommend getting the collar through your veterinarian due to the fact that we are seeing knock-off versions and counterfeit products that can cause toxicity. .
From sat14 552 days ago
Physical exam before beginning treatment
A comprehensive physical exam is a must before beginning any treatment for a "behavior problem." Any sudden changes in your cats behavior may indicate an underlying medical problem. Your veterinarian will do a complete physical exam to check for any obvious signs of pain or injury. Also, they will check a temperature to ensure there is no fever. Another important indicator is checking the weight of your pet. Unexplained weight loss or weight gain may indicate an underlying metabolic disorder. Based on their physical exam, the vet may recommend bloodwork as well to check the kidney, liver, and thyroid functions of your cat. They may also need this information before starting medication for your cat as a baseline, so that the values can be monitored if your pet is on behavior-altering medications long term. .
From sat14 579 days ago
Adopt a Skookum from a shelter near you

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Friday, June 01, 2007
The joy of women & 500 years of art
1 comment:
Parting with it takes plenty of replica watches uk. So it really is necessary to produce sure that as soon as you decide to part with all the watch, you have a really good cost for it. There are various factors that have to be considered in selling a pre-owned fake rolex sale. An Omega Seamaster Watch crucial consideration may be the tightness from replica watches sale the band. A tighter band ordinarily brings in even more money than an older looking, worn out, loose band. The condition from the dial is replica watches sale at the same time. Remember that unique dials are valued a great deal more than refurbished dial. This valuation is replica watches uk true even when the unique piece just isn't in tip-top shape. Of course, the supplies employed in your fake rolex sale are going to be considered at the same time. Most buyers generally appear for watches created of white or yellow gold, 14k or 18k, platinum, and even stainless steel.ReplyDelete
I appreciate your comments and feedback. You are the reason, I blog. Be sure to follow my updates in real-time via Twitter @Literanista or on the Facebook Page and send me your thoughts, ideas, and questions.Thanks!


text:
ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This collection includes most of the ASU Theses and Dissertations from 2011 to present. ASU Theses and Dissertations are available in downloadable PDF format; however, a small percentage of items are under embargo. Information about the dissertations/theses includes degree information, committee members, an abstract, supporting data or media.
In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
Dissertations and Theses granted by Arizona State University are archived and made available through a joint effort of the ASU Graduate College and the ASU Libraries. For more information or questions about this collection contact or visit the Digital Repository ETD Library Guide or contact the ASU Graduate College at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Yan, Hao
- Zhao, Zhao
- Seo, Dong-Kyun
- 1 Arizona State University
- 1 Chen, Julian
- 1 Liu, Yan
- 1 English
- 1 Public
- self-assembly
- nanostructure
- 1 Biochemistry
- 1 Chemistry
- 1 functional
- 1 nanotechnology
- more
- 1 spatial addressability
- Reverse Fountain Cytoplasmic Streaming in Rhizopus Oryzae
- Diné Research Practices and Protocols: An Intersectional Paradigm Incorporating Indigenous Feminism, Critical Indigenous Research Methodologies and Diné Knowledge Systems
- Developing an Augmented Reality Solution for Mapping Underground Infrastructure
- Characterization of 2D Human Ankle Stiffness during Postural Balance and Walking for Robot-aided Ankle Rehabilitation
- Using Molecular, Cellular and Bioengineering Approaches Towards Understanding Muscle Stem Cell Biology
The discovery of DNA helical structure opened the door of modern molecular biology. Ned Seeman utilized DNA as building block to construct different nanoscale materials, and introduced a new field, know as DNA nanotechnology. After several decades of development, different DNA structures had been created, with different dimension, different morphology and even with complex curvatures. In addition, after construction of enough amounts DNA structure candidates, DNA structure template, with excellent spatial addressability, had been used to direct the assembly of different nanomaterials, including nanoparticles and proteins, to produce different functional nanomaterials. However there are still many challenges to fabricate functional …
- Contributors
- Zhao, Zhao, Yan, Hao, Liu, Yan, et al.
- Created Date
- 2013


text:
They are ( finally!) nicely and positively bringing to us the info that should have had in our clients´ hands many years ago.
Some important certificates by Banks on developers accounts where off plan deposits were made are still to be received. We have suggested to them to try to obtain the information within one month. I am sure they will do it.
Thanks Martinez Echevarria,
Iznájar, Córdoba, at facebook.com
Share it!
Spam post or Abuse? Please let us know
Only registered users can comment on this blog post. Please Sign In or Register now.
© 2004 - 2020 Eye on Spain - All Rights Reserved
contact - about - terms - privacy


text:
Antique Pearl & Amethyst Five Stone Band Ring 1850s
Sold Out
Product Details
Captivating quintet of royal deep purple old natural amethyst gemstones sparkle shoulder-to-shoulder across your finger in this mid 1800s antique Victorian ring. Delicate seed pearls are embedded at the top and bottom of the band to add accent. The open back graduated purple amethyst stones are set in a 10K yellow gold scrolling style band with decorative engraved shoulders. The ring is engraved in script with the initials TR MMM on the back of the gemstone setting. Hailing from Chester, England, the ring is an exceptional choice for the February birthday, alternative engagement ring or doubling as a wedding or anniversary ring. A true classic.
Materials: 10 karat yellow gold
Gemstone: Natural amethyst - each amethyst is individually hand cut and slightly different totaling 1.75 carats; seed pearls
Ring size: 8.5 US, R UK - The ring can be sized up or down a whole size. Please contact us if you would like to use our jewelers sizing service.
Weight: 2.9 grams
Hallmarks: Partial hallmark for Chester with the maker T&R
Date: Circa 1850s
Condition: Very good with no chips or nicks to the amethyst which show natural inclusions. The engraving is also crisp as well as the scrolling design at the top and bottom. A piece of gold was added many, many years ago to size the ring up which is why part of the hallmark is missing. Quite sturdy and sound. An excellent antique ring!


text:
We so much love this distinctive ear wear that has found it's way back to fashion scene. The unique ear accessory which covers the lobe of the ears has a way of making your face appear very attractive.
The cuffs which comes in various intricate designs, spikes, and chains were popularly used in the 80s around the elitest. But it recently ame back into fashion scne , and now used by great number of people ranging from A-list celebrities,supermodels to female fashionista. Most started wearing ear cuffs instead of the more traditional earrings.
Ear cuffs are loved by many because of the outstanding touch they give to their facial looks each time they have them on.
We must say that ear cuffs are very great but wearing them isn't as easy as wearing your regular earrings. They come in various designs, some designs look good in formal wear, and others don't. Ear cuffs are statement pieces that demand attention. And so, you have to plan your whole outfit around it.
Though ear cuffs are versatile and can be worn any day, any time but you need to really understand them to know which design works best for most of your outfits and the one that's best worn to big events, this will help you make great use of them.
So today we have decided to take you through the different types available and how to wear them comfortably.
They are:
1. Ear Wire
This type of ear cuff gives the illusion that it's floating on the earlobe. It's made with a wire that travels behind the ears, securing the cuff. Ear wires usually come in delicate designs. Because they are less flashy, they can be worn with dresses, tank tops, and jeans, etc. You can also pair ear wires with cartilage hoops for a simple yet edgy style.
2. Wrap-Around Cuff Earrings
This elaborate ear accessory wraps from behind the ear and on the front. Wrap-around cuffs are usually embellished with crystals or intricate designs. We recommend limiting other accessories when wearing a wrap-around cuff. They come in flashy designs, piling more accessories will overwhelm the eyes. Again, because of the elaborate designs, the wrap-around cuff is best worn with simpler dresses. We don't recommend wearing this on formal events.
3. Ear Chain
This is the edgiest of all ear cuff designs. It features a chain hanging from the sides of the earlobe.
Ear chains can be dainty or chunky. It's a festive design reminiscent of the accessory's punk rock origins. This should be worn with outfits with a punk-rock style, especially if you want to pile on the accessories. This accessory works great for bohemian-inspired outfits too!
4.Band Cuff
The simplest of all ear cuff designs, the band cuff is a stackable cuff that comes in thick or thin bands. The band wraps the ears horizontally. Band ear cuffs can be work even if your ears aren't pierced. You just clip the band on. Usually, the ear band has magnetic ends to secure it in place. This can be worn with cocktail dresses and even formal dresses.
5.Ear Jackets
Ear jackets look simple, delicate and dainty on the front but at the back, it's a different story entirely. Because it's dainty, the ear jacket will complement formal dresses well. Some designs hug only the bottom of the ear lobe so they are not as flashy. It gives the illusion that the cuff is floating from the bottom of the ear.
The above are the different designs of ear cuffs available in the fashion scene presently. Now that you have a full understanding of the them, it will be easy for to know the best to pick when you go for shopping.


text:
Agave has proven itself as experts in landscape installation, landscape maintenance, and native plant salvage. Agave Environmental Contracting, Inc. has a long-standing reputation for quality workmanship and commitment to service as a leader in the landscape industry in Arizona. We would like to take a little time to introduce you to our many services, show you how we can meet your commercial and residential needs, and to familiarize you with the group of suppliers and vendors that share our vision.
Contact Us Today For An Estimate
February 01, 2019
Agave Farms Fundraiser March 30, 2019
Agave Farms started in 2015 and has since become a great place to learn about urban farming and sustainability. It has been our mission to work with non-profit groups to teach and help develop agricultural systems and gardening. At Agave Farms we now host several community gardens for charitable organizations such as Native Health, The International Rescue Committee, and neighborhood schools. We are also currently working with Life Lab to start a pilot program for Arizona and become a training center for teachers who can teach school children about sustainable agriculture.
In addition to working on our physical site on Central Avenue we knew we had to have outreach programs in other Urban areas in Arizona. In 2018 we began doing outreach by helping The Dream Church and Grace Lutheran Church build their gardens on their sites.
We realized we were limited by our own physical boundaries and that there is a need for these gardens and as a result of this outreach we recently have started a non-profit 501C3 called United Farm Education (UFE). This is an outcome of working with other nonprofits, schools and churches in our community with the goal of building gardens ideally in conjunction with schools or food kitchens. For 2019 our goal is to work with existing charitable groups and schools at their facilities. The organizations that we have chosen to work with include disadvantaged children and families that are subject to homelessness, or food scarcity. According to the "Map the Meal Gap" there are 585,000 people which is more than 14% of our population in Maricopa County with food insecurity. Food insecurity exists in every county and congressional district in the country, but not everyone struggling with hunger qualifies for federal nutrition assistance. Our mission is to teach urban gardening to underprivileged groups and children so they can learn how to grow and sustain food supply with good nutrition.
We have designed gardens and created cost estimates to develop specific budgets for each project. The organizations we are hoping to raise funds and build these gardens are: Canyon State Academy; The Espiritu School; Thrive AZ; The Phoenix Rehabilitation Center and UMOM.
One feature of each of these projects is our Ready Go Bag System, which was developed with help from large scale farmers, agronomists, and microbiologists to achieve ultimate growth and nutrition. This system can be planted anywhere including small spaces with access to a water spigot. No green thumb required! Anyone can plan and grow in the smallest spaces such as a balcony, patio, rooftops and even on hard surfaces like concrete driveways. Our system is very low water usage. The irrigation system that comes with our bag system is a low pressure, highly efficient drip system and waters where the plants are. There is no hand watering involved and can be set to adjust to the needs of what is planted. There is little need to know how the manage soil conditions; just set the timer to keep appropriate moisture. Very little weeding is necessary, saving many back-breaking hours. It was specifically developed to be an easy way to grow nutritious food for those that would not otherwise receive healthy, fresh food. The bag system soil is organic and composted to remove pathogens. We use a 9-month composting and mixing cycle which we consistently test. We feel we have created the best substrate on the planet. We have designed and developed a table to place the bags on for ease of gardening and to eliminate the need for bending and kneeling and working in the dirt. This is especially important for those that are physically challenged, giving them the opportunity to garden for themselves. This table also reduces weeding and the risk of small animals from introducing pathogens.
We need your help to assist, teach and help them build an urban farm onsite. We would love the opportunity to have you join us in raising funds and to learn more about the charities we are sponsoring on March 30th. Each organization will be there with sponsors to answer any questions you have about the cause and the proposed projects.
At the event itself we have a Blues Band that has played 4 times at the MIM an has been inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame and a 6-piece Jazz Band. We also have professional chef's providing us with an amazing dinner cooked with garden-fresh ingredients! We will also have guests from the agriculture industry talking about seeds, farming soils and fertilizer, bees, chickens, and ways to help our children get more involved with gardening. Please consider sponsoring a table for our fundraising event at the farm. A platinum table seating 10 people is $1,000, a silver table seating 8 people is $500 and individual dinners are $35. This covers the cost of the dinner. We ask for your help to build these projects. You can volunteer time, money and or equipment and materials.
Thank you for helping us to continue with our goal of being a Keystone for Urban Agriculture in Arizona.
We are excited to announce that our partners at Agave Farms will be hosting a Harvest Festival on November 3rd. From 5pm to 9pm. Please come out. See the attached flyer!
March 14, 2018
Named #1,#3 and #5 in Ranking Ariozona
It is with great pride that Agave Environmental Contracting, Inc. announces that it has been awarded the distinction of #1 Landscape Maintenance Company and # 5 Landscape Contractor in the 21st annual edition of Ranking Arizona: The Best of Arizona Business. Ranking Arizona is the largest business opinion poll taken in Arizona and includes over 20,000 businesses in 200 different categories. This is Agave's 3 year in a row for being named in the Top 10 of these 2 categories.
They were also named #3 Best Workplace Culture.
"The expertise of our employees through education is one of our greatest strengths. Our team has multiple certifications that cover the broad spectrum of landscape contracting. Their education provides the skills needed to execute our services at the highest and accepted standards of the landscape construction and maintenance industry." states Vice President Mike McMahon.
We would like to thank our employees for their hard work and dedication which earned Agave these awards. We would also like to thank our satisfied clients that support Agave through our valued relationships and voting for us in this prestigious poll.


text:
Our latest #REDHOTDEALZ
Offers only valid to the 6th of July 2019
Are you looking for a better internet option for your home or business? We have a solution for you!
Think Different, Think Broadband
Vodacom Broadband Wireless Lite
What is Broadband
Vodacom Broadband Wireless Lite offers a faster and more efficient data network for small- and medium-sized businesses, and with speeds up to three times faster than 3G, it provides reduced network delay for business activities.
At an average speed of 20 Mbps, Vodacom Broadband Connect Wireless Lite lets you connect multiple devices at the same time without throttling.
We also offer Voice over IP (VoIP) service, which gives you the ability to make phone calls over the Broadband Connect Wireless Lite connection without interfering with the Internet connection and usage. We offer Fibre, Satellite Connection on farms and Business automation.
For more information, please contact Vodashop Knysna.
Contact Number: 044 382 7303 / 0649001906 between 8:30 – 17:30
Primary Mail: email@example.com / email@example.com
Alternative Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
What to Bring to an All-Inclusive Resort
Deciding what to bring with you to a tropical resort sounds simple. Swimsuits? Check. Cover-up? Check. Flip-flops? Check. But when the resort is an all-inclusive one—think Sandals, Beaches, Couples, Club Med—you may want to add a few extra items to your packing list. True, not having to carry cash or credit cards while you're there does make life easier, but all-inclusives have some quirks that you should probably be prepared for.
All-inclusives often serve drinks in polystyrene cups. Pouring yours into an insulated tumbler will keep it cold and help you keep track of it, too.
Cressi Palau Short Fin Snorkel Set
Resorts usually provide snorkel equipment, but if you pack your own, you can be sure it's decent quality and clean, and that it fits you right.
Sea to Summit Lightweight 1 L Dry Sack
A small watertight bag lets you bring your phone (or any small valuables) with you when you're playing in or on the ocean.
Patagonia Lightweight Travel Tote
Carry your beach gear in a tote that's roomy enough to hold the resort-issue beach towel too—you may incur a fee if you don't return it.
If the music playing nonstop at the pool isn't on your personal playlist, drown it out by using a set of water-resistant Bluetooth headphones.
Forgot bug spray? No problem, most resorts provide it. Sunscreen, though, they'll charge you for. Pack a few 3-ounce (TSA-friendly) tubes of reef-safe lotion.


text:
the pain never stops…
and thank god, otherwise i might never know i am alive
received a promotion at work and sizeable raise — it seems i pass from strength to strength in the working world, even though I am basically sleepwalking through my life (see any novel by hermann broch for more on this theme — better yet, his journals).
and it seems pointless… i don't care about the money. my foremost thought is that i'm running out of time.
however, my boss did make an effort to burn my nose hairs with a lighter after i deliberately — and perhaps too obviously — feigned ignorance of basic company policy, so any further accolades may now be delayed.
every once in a while sarcasm exacts its price.
the other day I saw someone who i once considered a very BFF… quickly averted my eyes and changed course lest angry fireworks be directed my way.
anyway, one day a year or so ago my former friend simply ended our friendship (begging the question of whether it was in fact a friendship or just a way to kill time.
very weird and sad to suddenly feel once again the… the what? the sting? the sorrow?… the sense of loss, i suppose, occasioned by this highly intelligent and artistic person simply ceasing contact with me for reasons i could never discover.
now i wonder if my interpretation of this person's actions as deliberate cruelty was a misinterpretation; maybe it was something else, a need to be left alone for a while. conversely maybe former BFF thought the same of my actions, when i was in actuality only trying to find out why the friendship seemed to be on hold, if not over.
but in trying to force the issue i wound up forcing the person, as it were.
it was certainly a very bad time for me and my ill feelings may have been directed outward (one shouldn't drink to excess when ones doctor is changing one's medications).
weird, too, that something like this only happened to me once before, and since I was a young child i probably forgot all about it in a few weeks. sadly, given my obsession-compulsive tendencies, i will probably ruminate on these issues for years to come, until:
time's arrow one day hits me dead on the heart, as every wasted chance and lost opportunity come back upon me and i'm too busy looking backwards.
at least i won't see it coming.
never far from my mind: time and time's very own BFF, loss, (in the form of lost opportunities & missed chances accumulating behind me, and an ever-narrowing set of options in front of me). would need the pen used by proust on his deathbed to write this down properly — or maybe it's not proust's pen but faulkner's whiskey bottle.
and yet as an adult married male the idea of friendship is typically not something that occupies my mind very often. i have my wife, and I always make friends in the work place with like-minded individuals, but i hadn't met anyone like this person in years, a genuinely independent-minded person with very real artistic talents — and also capable of sophisticated abstract thought: a combination not found very often in north america.
after this near-encounter i am left with the unpleasant residue of something worthwhile having ended badly and wrongly, through a series of misunderstandings and miscommunications… left with a vast oceanic feeling of deep regret and an even deeper wish that the friendship hadn't ended.
on black dogs (mine, not churchill's)
it must now be said: Addie (full name Adele Pray Webb-McLachlin , from the book Addie Pray and film Paper Moon) may be the worst dog ever allowed to live.
now ANYONE in my neighbourhood walking a dog will cross the street or run back to their house if they see me and addie coming towards them. 11-pounds of miniature schnauzer!
the local pitbull who runs around off-leash with total impunity refuses to go within 15 feet of her.
the 80-pound chocolate lab reverses direction and drags his owner back home if he sees or scents her from 50 yards.
the recently-immigrated chinese lady living down the street runs along the edge of the park in her heels until she safely is out of Addie's sight — a good 300 metre sprint in her stilletos!
all of this simply fuels addie's already rapidly metastizing ego. she knows exactly what effect she has on dogs and people and she relishes every second of it.
she is possibly the smartest dog i have ever seen. she is totally without fear, but never lacking in a kind of low animal cunning (like george w.?).
undiluted, uncontainable purity of canine spirit.
re spirit: paraphrase hegel on napoleon? — "i have seen the world-historical prancing on four paws with maimed squirrel dying in its mouth."
it is quite possible this wholly amoral and self-serving creature represents the way of the future (thomas homer-dixon and robert kaplan)
or maybe she is a doggy myra breckinridge… she does try to hump her brother dexter from time to time.
dexter seems resigned to the fact that she is here to stay and apparently has forgiven me for ruining his life by adding her to the family.
addie pray, fictional character, and the inspiration for addie pray webb-mclachlin, black schnauzer and obstinate little girl:
the critter herself, incognito:


text: These are the only 10 Reasons Why Every MBA/BBA Student Should Learn Digital Marketing. There are many other reasons to learn the course. First time in Warangal, the practical way to learn digital marketing. Earn while you learn. Do live projects. Our chief Trainer is Mr. Vijay Kumar Ram(14 years of industry exp). Call 8247771789 for a free demo today.


text: Home Copper spread backwardation narrows after 35,000-tonne Rotterdam delivery Price-spread backwardations for copper on the London Metal Exchange, with nearby dates, have reduced after 34,950 tonnes of material were delivered into the exchange's warehouses on Thursday March 14, doubling the on-warrant inventory. At 17:18 London time on Thursday, 50 lots of LME cash-March spreads traded in a $2.50 per tonne contango on the exchange's Select platform, after starting the day in a $4 per tonne backwardation. The LME's cash-3 month spread backwardation also contracted on Thursday, to $16 per tonne from $29 per tonne. Thursday's delivery, which mostly comprised 32,500 tonnes deposited in Rotterdam, came after a series of major cancellations in February depleted the LME on-warrant stock volume to its lowest level since 2005. "On-warrant stocks have effectively doubled, so arguably you loosen up the very front month if this stuff stays 'free float'," Citi commodities strategist Oliver Nugent told Fastmarkets. There was much anticipation of major deliveries during this week's International Copper Conference in Amsterdam. Bonded copper stock volumes in Shanghai have climbed to their highest level since June 2017, while several smelters shipped metal out of China to take advantage of an export arbitrage in late February. "Clearly, in a total stock sense, there's enough [copper] about. But how long will it take for that excess [material] to move out of China to some degree, to affect pricing or spreads structure on the LME or Comex?" Red Kite Capital Management's Michael Jansen said on a panel of fund managers during the conference. "That's a big unknown, and everybody's glued to the [trading] screen at the LME at 9am London time, to see if anything happens," he added. "It's one of those things where you just have to trust the market to solve the problem." European deliveries surprise market With much of the market focused on LME warehouses in the United States or Asia for deliveries, inflows to Rotterdam were somewhat startling. "I was really quite surprised, because we heard that there were some long positions in Asia ready to be warranted if needed," a European copper trader said. "It could lead to [downward] pressure on the delivered contracts in Germany." The copper cathode premium, basis delivered to German plants, has been stable since the start of the year and was most recently assessed at $85-95 per tonne on March 12, with only limited spot demand or supply shifts being necessary for a market movement. Email this article Your details Your recipients's details You can enter a maximum of 5 recipients. Use ; to separate email addresses. Email yourself a copy? Enter the code: Cancel Ok To view this content, please take a free trial or subscribe to our service. Already registered? Log in Subscribe to the latest news: Personalized live and breaking news alerts Access live news and market information Access our market news archive back to 1997 Buy now Take a FREE 7 day trial: Access the past month's market insights Coverage from our experts embedded in the markets Try our global metal company database Take a trial Contact Us +44 (0) 20 7779 8260 firstname.lastname@example.com Archie Hunter firstname.lastname@example.com Published Archie Hunter March 14, 2019 18:54 GMT London Keywords copper copper spreads Michael Jansen Oliver Nugent Citi Red Kite copper stock Related news {{article|snippet:'title'|removeHtmlTags}} {{article|fields:'dates'|date:dateArticleFormat}}


text:
A Longmont art teacher is now out of a job after apparently posting a picture of one her students on Instagram, accompanied by the caption, "I hate him" and several derogatory hashtags.
Traci Gauthier, a visual arts teacher at Skyline High School, "is no longer employed for the St. Vrain School District," district spokesman John Poynton said Friday, following a post on the popular photo-sharing mobile app.
As was first reported by FOX31 Denver, Gauthier's photo showed Phoenix Bowen, a freshman at Skyline, walking out of a classroom in which she was substituting for the day. The photo caption read: "STEM kids are trying too hard. I don't know him, but I hate him."
Among the hashtags in that caption were "#pothead", "#wannabecool" and "#dorkywhiteboy".
Neither Gauthier nor Phoenix returned requests for comment, but the student told FOX31 that the post, and specifically the pot-related hashtags, were likely in reference to a backpack he was wearing at the time. That bag features the logo of CannaEnergy, described by the company as an energy supplement free of THC, the active ingredient through which marijuana users get high.
"People automatically see the hemp leaf and assume it is a pot leaf and pot is stoner and that's not what it's about," Phoenix told the TV station.
When Phoenix responded to the post with the comment, "You can't hate me, you don't know me," the teacher bit back, FOX31 reported, with "I know I don't know you-but I can hate anyone I'd like." She threw in the hashtags "#nobig," "#dontbesad" and "#meanartteacher".
The district would not say if Gauthier was dismissed, or if she resigned. When asked to elaborate on the district's general stance on online bullying, Poynton said only, "It's a personnel issue. I'm not going to say any more about it."
Bob Smith, president of St. Vrain's school board, said the district perceived the photo to be a threat to student welfare.
"We would take bullying from anyone absolutely seriously, and particularly from a teacher," he said. "Student wellbeing is our number one priority. Without a strong sense of wellbeing, students can't learn."
That's a stance that Gauthier herself took as recently as April, when she penned a letter to the school board members, addressing the district's policy on bullying after Skyline's Gay-Straight Alliance had been asked not to hang posters around the school.
"Something as simple as having announcements and fliers around the building can dramatically improve the climate of anti-bullying in a building and make kids feel safer," wrote Gauthier, who was one of the GSA's advisers. "That is the beauty and power of advertising. Presidents, senators, school board members, etc. win campaigns because of visibility. Students and staff can only feel safe if the group is VISIBLE."
Alex Burness: 303-473-1389, email@example.com or twitter.com/alex_burness


text:
I deliberately left writing this preview as long as possible (until after today's League One matches) to ensure the information was as accurate as possible.
Bury travel the very short distance tomorrow evening to the Macron Stadium to face Bolton Wanderers in a derby match with huge implications for both sides at opposite ends of the League One table.
Proceedings were going very favourably for Phil Parkinson without even kicking a ball after the lunchtime fixture between champions Sheffield United and Bradford, with the former running out convincing 3-0 winners (with Bury's leading goalscorer from the previous season, Leon Clarke, bagging a brace). That elation was slightly tempered, however, with Fleetwood triumphing over Millwall. Whilst promotion is still very much within the Trotters' grasp even with a defeat tomorrow, they can no longer seal their second tier status for 2017/2018 in the most cruel way from a Shakers point of view. Indeed, the majority of the very same set of travelling supporters will be begrudgingly willing their local rivals to put Port Vale to the sword this coming Saturday.
Their final game of the campaign is a favourable home time against a Peterborough United side that seemingly left for the beaches several months ago, should they require a result to confirm their immediate return to the Championship.
As for visitors, they can be extremely thankful that, on the whole, the two rounds of fixtures that have played in between their guileless 1-0 derby reverse to Rochdale and this clash still have them with their collective heads above water by a point; they also still have the 'best of the worst' goal difference, which could still prove to be a key factor over both the two teams above and below them in the current rankings.The extra half a day or so rest and preparation time over their hosts for the 20:00 start might also be a small boost.
As ever with a Parkinson side, the system Bolton employ has been with the bedrock of a completely solid, reliable defence. None of the trio of Mark Beevers, David Wheater and Dorian Dervite are likely to win foot races against many forwards in this division; the reality is that this has rarely been allowed to happen in any case. Much like Oldham, they take a relatively deep line to compensate for this and with the first two of the aforementioned three particularly in mind, they very rarely lose any physical battles, do the basic duties extremely well and have stood as two colossi when teams have attacked them. Added to that, they have been dominant from set pieces in both boxes, with Beevers and Wheater both bagging seven goals each in the league, which is frankly staggering. It was therefore no surprise to see both of them named in the overall team of the season and the Trotters can boast the best defensive record, with less than a goal a game conceded.
As for elsewhere in the likely starting XI, the withdrawn winger/advanced wing back berth on the left is going to be a battle between Dean Moxey and the returning Andy Taylor. Both are tough customers and will look to nullify any threats down their side, which is probably going to be a very familiar face to many Bolton supporters. Derik Osede has begun to make the destroyer role his own in recent months; the men in black and neon green will need to be much more inventive in their approach play than as of late to get past the former Real Madrid II defensive midfielder, as he recovers well and is yet another player for the home side who relishes an aerial war.
The pair in front of him need little introduction. Both Darren Pratley and Jay Spearing have a decent amount of Premier League experience and possess touches of class on the ball with a penchant to shoot from long range.
The versatile Josh Vela came through the ranks seven years ago and has added goals to his skillset this season with nine; he is not a playmaker when featuring in an advanced role and he is more likely to look to win the ball back aggressively high up the pitch than play an inch-perfect pass for Adam Le Fondre, which has also gained him no shortage of yellow cards. That is not to disparage him in any way as his ever-presence has been another foundation of Bolton's likely successive assault on the promotion places and his style of play helps to take pressure off the defence.
Of course, the standout player since joining at the very end of the winter transfer window (arguably in the league as a whole) is Filipe Morais and he is the biggest headache facing Clark and the Bury XI. He is not blisteringly quick but his game is much more than that in any case. He is very calm on the ball and can whip an accurate cross in from deeper areas as well as the byline. His quality from set pieces is the biggest strength he has and given the Shakers' malaise, it doesn't bode well. The eye-watering number of assists he has in a white shirt in just two and a half months is testament to his overall ability and it will be interesting to see what happens to him next season, given that Bolton aren't exactly awash with money (a tired old refrain for both clubs, especially in recent times).
Le Fondre's technique is excellent for this level and he will be more than well supplied by his team-mates. With Gary Madine probably not making it in time, he is expected to lead the line and only needs one or two presentable opportunities to add his name to the scoresheet. Cameron Burgess and Leon Barnett will have to be extra vigilant of his movement.
With Tom Walker ineligible to feature against his registered club, Clark will probably persist with the narrow 'diamond' in midfield, owing to a chronic lack of width available to him not called Jermaine Pennant. Greg Leigh, who has shone despite recent form, will have licence to roam forward. Reece Brown will need to combine with C. Burgess to plug the gaps behind him with a marauding Filipe Morais pushing forward whenever Bolto gain possession back.
Clark has called on more risks to be taken in midfield to create openings both for themselves and James Vaughan and his strike partner, which could rotate again (I have a feeling Ryan Lowe will start). To this end, Callum Styles and Jacob Mellis will be tasked with getting beyond at least one of the forwards and somehow drawing out Wheater and Dervite. Beevers against Lowe will be an interesting duel if it takes place; whilst no stranger or shirker from physicality, the Liverpudlian has a propensity to go down easily and winning free kicks in favourable areas could be a strategy that pays some dividends, if only to relieve pressure in a match where the home side are likely to dictate the tempo for much of it. Again, the former Kilmarnock manager is demanding ingenuity from set plays but it remains to be seen whether anyone can step up to the plate – Lowe himself is competent with direct free kicks and only Brown out of the others has shown a glimmer of output this season.
As for a prediction… despite today's other results, I still fear the worst for Bury. Leigh will have his hands full with Morais, which will in turn negate his own effectiveness from an attacking point of view. The Trotters are deadly from attacking set pieces and will be up against a very ordinary and largely inexperienced midfield regardless of shape employed. Pratley and Spearing will be hard to win the ball from and I have already waxed lyrical about their defence. Despite a recent drought in goals and some especially wayward finishing, I have no doubt in my mind Bolton will score and I have sadly gone for a repeat of the drubbing they dished out back when they last clashed in the league in BL6 under the 'auspices' of one Neil Warnock: 4-0. Exile Jr. is much more positive, however. He somehow 'thinks' it will be 2-1 to the Shakers. In truth, anything from the game will be a massive boost to a squad that has looked particularly gutless in derby matches this season.


text:
London 2012 Hockey MEN-Day 1 Review & Results: Santi Freixa Ruled out of the Games
On Day 1 of the Men's Hockey Competition at London 2012, Great Britain and Australia of Pool A, Netherlands, Korea and Germany from Pool B earned full points from their respective matches while Spain and Pakistan shared the points as they played a draw. Spanish Captain Santiago FREIXA is ruled out of the rest of competition after suffering from broken arm during the match against Pakistan. FREIXA will be replaced by defense man Andres MIR BEL.
Great Britain vs Argentina 4-1 (1-0 half-time)
A double for Great Britain Captain Barry Middleton and a goal each for Dan Fox and Richard Smith ensured that Great Britain men got their London 2012 Olympics campaign off to a great start with a 4-1 victory over Argentina at the Riverbank Arena. For Argentina Ibarra pulled one back at the 55th Minute. (Detailed report: Great Britain Men's Hockey Team Defeated Argentina 4-1)
For more info on GBR vs ARG, click here (FIH Website).
Netherlands vs India 3-2 (2-0 half-time)
Indian Hockey Team returned to Olympics after missing the Beijing Games in 2008 after they failed to qualify for the first time in history. Eight time Olympics Gold Medallists India are building up towards golden glory again, and the responsibility lies with former Kookaburra Michael Nobbs. Though India lost in their opening game (2-3) of London Olympics to world number 3 side Netherlands, but signs of progress in Indian Hockey are quite visible.
India came back strongly in second half to level the scores to 2-2 after trailing 0-2 at half time. But it was Netherlands who scored one after that to collect full three points from the campaign opening game at Riverbank Arena.
Van der HORST Robert (20″-FG), WEUSTHOF Roderick (29″-PC) and WEUSTHOF Roderick (51″-PC) scored for the Dutch team, while Dharamvir SINGH (45″-FG) and Shivendra SINGH (48″-FG) scored for India. Indian side missed plenty of chances upfront including miss-fired shot after direct flick from Raghunath was brought down by the Dutch rusher in the initial minutes of the game. Most of the time India found themselves out-numbered by the Orange defenders in the Dutch Semi-Circle.
India's defending was better than in recent past and showed a lot of composure in their danger zone. India closely followed the Dutch team, but the difference was the penalty corner conversion, Netherlands converted both of their PCs while India could not convert any of the 2 they earned.
For more information on NED vs IND, click here (FIH Website).
Korea vs New Zealand 2-0 (2-0 half-time)
The opening match of London 2012 Olympic Men's Hockey Competition was a close contest as expected. 6th in World Ranking Korea and 7th Placed New Zealand (Black Sticks) played in the opening game and the former won it 2-0, of which both the goals were scored by YOU Hyo Sik in first half of the game, while any of the team could not score in 2nd half. YOU Hyo Sik scored both the goals through deflections on a quick free hit from KANG Moon Kyu in the 19th minute and guided a hard cross to home in 34th minutes when he was left unmarked on far post.
With the two goals cushion Korean were superior in second but Black Sticks Goalie did a good job under the bars not to concede any more goals. Though New Zealanders raided Korean semi-circle towards the end but LEE Myung Ho denied them, then deflected away a penalty-corner shot by McALEESE Shea to safe guard the Korean Goal. And finally, Korea ended up with the win to earn crucial 3 points with a impressive performance.
For more information on KOR vs NZL, click here (FIH Website).
Australia vs South Africa: 6-0 (half-time: 2-0)
FIVE-TIME World Player of the Year Jamie DWYER scored a hat trick and assisted in one as he set up a 6-0 victory for Kookaburras over South Africa, who are 12th in FIH World Rankin and are lowest ranked side in 2012 Olympic Men's Hockey Competition, in first match of Pool A. With the Hat-trick Jamie DWYER has now equalled Australia's goal scoring record held by Mark Hager, the current of Coach Black Sticks Women.
The South Africans lead by Austin Smith survived Australian raids on their D for some time and matched with World #1 side. Deadlock was broken in 16th Minutes, when Aussies got a penalty stroke and Jamie Dwyer did not commit any mistake. After a few near misses, Jamie DWYER continued to attack and offered a pass to Mathew BUTTURINI , who tapped it in to double the lead. And Kookaburras went into lemon break with 2-0 lead.
South Africa started well in second but two quick penalty corner conversions by Christopher CIRIELLO (46″) and Jamie DWYER (48″) for Australia left South Africa with a cliff to climb. Jamie DWYER converted another Penalty Stroke to complete his hat-trick in 58th Minute and Glenn TURNER added 6th goal to Kookaburras tally in 62nd minute to earn 3 easy points. (detailed report: Dwyer Hat-Trick Leads Australia to Victory)
For more information on AUS v RSA, click here (FIH Website).
Spain vs. Pakistan: 1-1 (half-time: 0-0)
5th and 8th Ranked teams in FIH World Ranking Spain and Pakistan played the first drawn game of London Olympics at Riverbank Area. Spain the Silver Medalists of Beijing Olympics opened their campaign against 4 times World Champions Pakistan, who are struggling to regain their lost form. But both the team matched each other and had contain with 1 points each.
The two goals of the game came around the mid of second in less than a minutes time. First Pakistan former Captain Rahan BUTT scored on a quick counter attack in 46th Minute, then within a minute Spain came with the reply through QUEMADA Pau who found the target with the reverse hit on a long pass from midfield. Then both the teams could not find that elusive touch which could win the match from there and it end up in draw, a good result for Pakistan but might hurt Spain down the lane.
Bad news for Spain is the injury of their Captain Santiago FREIXA, who broke his arm during the match against Pakistan and is ruled out of London 2012 Olympics. FREIXA will be replaced by defenseman Andres MIR BEL.
For more information on ESP v PAK, click here (FIH Website).
Germany vs. Belgium: 2-1 (half-time: 1-1)
It may not be the dream start for their quest of defending the Olympics Gold Medal, the German side would be happy after earning 3 points in their campaign opening game of London 2012.
It was Belgium (11th in FIH World Ranking) who drew first blood in the 4th minute of the game, Jerome DEKEYSER's ground drag flick whipped past the goal line on their first of two penalty corner of the match. FUCHS Florian scored the equalizer for Germany, while 10 Minutes into 2nd Half ZELLER Christopher's feather touch on the long hard pass was enough for Germany to garner 3 points from the game. Initially, Zeller's touch was missed by the umpire but referral helped in correcting the decision.
Germany would be unhappy with their performance in the Penalty Corner department, where they could not convert even once from the six chances.
For more information on GER v BEL, click here (FIH Website).


text:
The smallest parts of banking can make the biggest difference. By addressing little pain points, we hope to turn frustrating experiences into positive ones. That's why we committed to improving recurring payments in our recent Big List of features we wanted to build.
Last month we shared some updates on our progress with this. But we've built even more features since then, which we'd like to share today.
Why do we want to make paying bills easier?
On the face of it, making bills easier to pay doesn't seem as important as something big like joint accounts or supporting Apple Pay. But it can be the smallest parts of banking that make the biggest difference. Those little pain points - or moments of delight - can turn a frustrating experience into a positive one.
You might have seen that we recently published our goals for the rest of the quarter. One of those is to Make Monzo the best account to use as your primary account. And to do that, we wanted to build the best bill-paying experience around too.
Three ways we've made paying bills easier
1. Making standing orders editable
Instead of having to recreate a standing order from scratch every time something changes, you can now just tap into it and make the change. It's a small improvement, but removes just that extra bit of work you'd have to do otherwise.
2. Showing you tomorrow's Direct Debits
We care a lot about improving the Direct Debit experience, which we've heard from our community can be very frustrating. We now show tomorrow's upcoming payments, so there are never any nasty surprises. This also works across weekends, so you'll see your bills going out on Monday and know how much you'll have to spend over the weekend.
3. Letting you manually retry failed Direct Debits
And we've improved how we try to take Direct Debits when you don't have enough money in your account to cover them. Before, we tried to take them early in the morning, and if they failed that was it.
Now, if your balance is low in the morning and a Direct Debit fails, we'll try to pay it again at 2pm. You'll see the first attempt in your feed, as well as the afternoon's upcoming retry. And you can manually retry a failed Direct Debit at any time by tapping the button on the transaction screen.
What's next?
We'll keep working to make it easier to manage your bills through Monzo. And we've got lots more ideas to come! What if you could set up a dedicated Pot to put your committed spending money aside, and transfer it into your balance for each payment? Watch this space...
What else do you think we should be doing to improve the recurring payments experience? We'd love to hear from you on our community forum!


text:
After the NBA Jam announcer was revealed as a narrator available to fans who pre-order Rage 2 in the US, the UK has gained its own region-exclusive, and it's free!
The cockney legend Danny Dyer will lend his voice to the game via the Diamond Geezer cheat code.
Revealed by Bethesda, the actor, who is now practically British royalty, will tag along as you turn foes into pure red mist.
The release tells us to expect words like "proper, naughty and melt" to enter the rapturous vernacular of the post-apocalypse.
You can listen to Danny's tones in full when the game drops this May 14th on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.


text:
Cooking Slow by Andrew Schloss
Review by Lois Friedman
What's old is new again—old methods that is. Put the ingredients on to cook in the morning using your versatile cast-iron skillet, Dutch oven, roasting pan or casserole, go about your busy day and dinner is ready hours later when you get home. Or, let everything cook overnight while you sleep.
Seasoned professional, Andrew Schloss, cookbook author, teacher and food writer, brings you this creatively developed cookbook featuring maximum flavor with minimum effort using old methods of cooking with low temperatures over a length of time—the art of cooking slow—complete with outstanding color photographs.
Slow-roasting, -baking, -simmering, -steaming, -grilling and -frying techniques are six of the chapters. Benefits of these techniques include minimizing overcooking because the temperature is set close to the doneness temperature and "better flavor and richer textures compared to cooking in a slow-cooker." For those who want to delve deep, "this book centers tightly around the specific tenderness and toughness of different proteins and how—and how greatly—they are affected by temperature." Further chapters cover slow sweets, slow-cookers and sous vide appliances.
Food safety instructions precede the 100 recipes, which all include chilling, prep and cooking times, storage and servings features, shortcuts and variations. You'll find helpful charts and detailed notes and instructions. Most recipes have fewer than 10 ingredients and reflect everything from an international array of flavors to recipes from the good ole days: meat loaf, a whole, baked pumpkin that would make Cinderella proud, carrots baked on a bed of coffee beans, three short ribs recipes, baked unpeeled beets (to preserve sweetness) and soft scrambled eggs—think creamy, moist and custard-like with goat cheese—all tossed in one-pot and baked slow.
Mac and Cheese
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time 6 to 8 hours
Yield: 6 servings
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
12 ounces dried elbow macaroni
1 pound sharp Cheddar cheese, shredded
4 cups milk
2 teaspoons brown mustard
1½ teaspoons fine sea salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 cup fresh bread crumbs
½ teaspoon dried thyme
Preheat the oven to 200° and grease the inside of a 2-quart casserole with melted butter, retaining excess.
Make four layers of macaroni alternating with three layers of shredded cheese in the prepared casserole dish. In a bowl, whisk together the milk, mustard, salt and pepper and pour into the casserole. Poke down any macaroni that aren't submerged. Sprinkle evenly with the bread crumbs and thyme, and drizzle the remaining melted butter over the top. Cover with aluminum foil and bake until the macaroni is tender and the cheese is melted, 6 to 8 hours.
Raise the oven temperature to 450°. Remove the foil and bake until the top of the casserole is crisp and brown, about 15 minutes longer. Serve immediately.


text:
If you are in the business of selling your product or service to other businesses—business to business sales (B2B)—understanding the behavior of your website visitors is one of the most crucial aspects of your sales success.
How else can you know what your visitors' intentions are if you are not plugged into the behavior they exhibit while they are on your website?
That's why we want to show you the best tools and tactics for monitoring website visitor behavior and how to take advantage of the data you collect to improve your B2B sales.
This article from Influence and Co. is a great resource to get you started if you are not already tracking your website visitors or want to increase your understanding of how to effectively do so.
Here is a quote from that article:
"If you're not tracking your visitors, then you (and your bottom line) are in for a world of hurt. Forty-two percent of B2B marketers agree that the biggest barrier to their lead generation efforts is a lack of data. Understanding how visitors and leads interact with your site can give you incredibly rich data to help optimize your design, improve your content strategy, and generate leads."
Fortunately, there are digital tools built specifically for analyzing website visitors' behavior. The most popular analytical tool is Google Analytics.
Google Analytics is a tool that generates detailed statistics about activity on any website. On its website, Google explains that the system "helps you analyze visitor traffic and paint a complete picture of your audience and their needs, wherever they are along the path to purchase."
Google Analytics is used by most savvy B2B marketers, but what you may not realize is there is much more to the tool than just the analysis of website visitor behavior.
This helpful tool allows you to…
- Discover what visitors are searching for when they land on your site
- Identify your highest-performing pieces of content
- Pinpoint where in the sales funnel your prospects frequently drop off
- Learn which of your campaigns result in the most traffic and conversions
- And more
However, we like to take things one step further by discussing the importance of marketing segmentation. Because honestly, as we state in the following blog post:
"The common mistake made by most marketers is that most use marketing segmentation as an average of all data. This then leads the organization to communicate and market to the masses on average, when in fact there isn't an average customer, there are only groups of customers with commonalities."
In other words, you must get down to the nitty-gritty when it comes to identifying who is visiting your B2B website and understanding exactly who you are dealing with.
Let's take a look at the different types of marketing segmentation you should be aware of.
- Demographic: "Demographic segmentation is market segmentation according to age, race, religion, gender, family size, ethnicity, income, and education. Demographics can be segmented into several markets to help an organization target its consumers more accurately." – Study.com
- Firmographic: "Firmographics are descriptive attributes of firms that can be used to aggregate individual firms into meaningful market segments. They describe businesses, nonprofits, and governmental entities. Essentially, firmographics are to businesses and organizations what demographics are to people." – The Wiglaf Journal
- Psychographic: "Psychographic segmentation divides consumers into sub-groups based on shared characteristics. As the adjective 'psychographic' suggests, those characteristics relate to psychological influences, including subconscious or conscious beliefs, motivations, and priorities. Very broadly, psychographic segmentation applies behavioral and social sciences to marketing research. In other words, psychographic segmentation focuses on what makes individual consumers tick—their attitudes, values, personalities, lifestyles, and communication preferences." – Merriam Webster
- Behavioral: "Behavioral segmentation is a marketing strategy based on actual consumer buying behavior. It divides the market into groups of customers according to their knowledge of, attitude towards, use of or response to a product." –Wordstream
So now you may believe that you are all set. You are using Google Analytics to analyze the behavior of your B2B website visitors' behavior and feel you are on the way to increased sales and productivity.
Not to rain on your parade, but as ClickZ points out in this survey, actionable insights from collected data are still the biggest challenges of marketers.
In other words, unless you are effectively putting the data you have collected to good use, your efforts won't have any real major effect on your sales.
Below, we have included some highlights from the survey, which you can download for free here.
The State of Marketing Measurement, Attribution & Data Management is based on a survey of 370 marketing professionals conducted in September 2018. Respondents to the survey were split between brand/client-side marketers (63%) and marketing agency professionals (37%).
First, the study looks at how companies—specifically brands and marketing agencies—are managing their data to get a better view of their current and potential customers. It then analyzes how they are operationalizing this data to generate insights across marketing measurement and attribution to drive business value.
Other key findings include:
- Businesses are using 7 separate technologies to extract insights from their data, on average.
- Just 33% of brands believe that their current measurement solutions offer accurate attribution of all media and data.
- 29% of survey respondents use attribution technology on all digital marketing campaigns.
- 5% of businesses have a clear view of the customer lifetime value (CLV) of their customers.
- 9% of marketers believe their organization has an "excellent" understanding of multi-touch attribution.
Pretty bleak statistics, right?
Don't lose heart.
All the survey really shows is that we all have a ways to go in learning to use the data we collect effectively. It reveals that even though businesses are keeping track of website visitors, most marketers don't seem to have much faith in the data they collect. It also shows that many businesses have spread their data collection too thin and need to learn a simpler, more streamlined and laser-focused way of collecting data.
However, what the main point of the survey helps us see is this…
Now is the time for you and your team to learn how to effectively use the data you are collecting with your website analysis to begin converting your B2B website visitors into real paying customers.
Where do you start?
As previously mentioned, segmentation is a huge factor. Understanding your B2B website visitors' demographics and other characteristics is crucial to converting leads into customers.
With that in mind, don't be afraid to do some testing in order to find better ways to connect with potential B2B customers. Experiment with the following:
- Landing pages
- Blog posts
- Social media posts
- CTA buttons
- Headlines
- Emails
Always be trying out something different to discover what works best.
We're big fans of content marketing. With Google Analytics, you will be able to discern what search terms website visitors used to find you and which of your content gets the most hits. You can tell exactly how long a visitor stayed on your website and which information they found that kept them there the longest, and expand on it.
Another way to convert leads is by always staying in communication with website visitors.
- Reply promptly to blog and social media comments.
- Make sure your customer service is first class.
- Ask happy customers to write good reviews of your product and your customer service.
Bottom line, to make the website visitor information you have gathered work for your business, you must study each piece of data as if you were mining for gold. Put the information you collect under a microscope, analyze it, then figure out the most effective way to put it to use.


text:
Toy Dogs
Princess' favorite place to ride in the car: behind my shoulders. She's 7-pound min-pin/yorkie mix and a member of the family, never call her a dog.
Helping you find your best, healthiest self one recipe at a time!!
This blog is about the random thoughts and inner most workings of my over active brain.
This WordPress.com site is Pacific War era information
The Earth. Christianity. They go together.
Deuteronomy 6:5-9
Reformed Homeschooling With A Classical Twist
The Art and Craft of Blogging


text:
NMR Research Specialist
- Waltham, MA
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute currently has an opening for a PhD-level NMR scientist to join Dr. Dorothee Kern's laboratory as a Research Specialist. This unique position, in the Department of Biochemistry at Brandeis University (located 10 miles west of Boston MA), is suitable as a partnership with Dr. Kern. It offers the opportunity to collaborate with a variety of cutting-edge scientists within the Brandeis University community.
Dr. Dorothee Kern uses biophysical analytical techniques to unravel the dynamic personality of enzymes, signaling proteins, and the molecules they affect. The NMR Research Specialist will be responsible for overseeing NMR spectroscopic activities including training of graduate students and postdocs. You will also be responsible for implementing and optimizing new pulse programs.
The laboratory is equipped with Inova Varian 600, 500 and 400 MHz NMR spectrometers, and a Bruker Advance II 800 MHz spectrometer with cryoprobe. 900 MHz spectrometers are available in Boston and at UC Boulder. Brandeis University provides significant personnel support for hardware management and maintenance that will allow you to focus on advanced scientific studies.
The Research Specialist position provides PhD-level scientists the opportunity to work in a stimulating academic research environment and to continue their scientific development. You will collaborate on exciting ongoing work with lab members and have the opportunity to establish an independent research project.
To apply for this position, click on the link below. Please submit a cover letter, attn: Dr. Dorothee Kern, that includes three references, along with your resume/CV.
Back to top


text:
The Federation of Jupiter is the official government of the gas giant Jupiter that tends to hold a communistic government mirroring the Soviet Union's. A former colony of Earth, a workers' revolt eventually occurred, leading into the formation of the Federation while in favor of a classless, totalitarian state that could easily oppose the Union of Earth. Much is unknown towards the multiverse other than its self-declared neutrality towards foreign powers like the Axis of Empires and the Alliance of Nations. It is also said that they seceded from the UOE during the Unification War when the communists seized power. As for its relations with the Union, it remains fairly hostile, but does not appear to the technology powerful enough to take on the Union's military, as it is stuck with the same military equipment as those used during the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the First World War. While capable of launching their own orbital satelittes, they are still declared an "underdeveloped civilization" by the foreign powers and it remains helpless against space pirates. It joined the Pact of Revolutionary Civilizations after that
History Edit
The Jupiter Federation is a totalitarian dictatorship ruled under the might of a Communist political party in the form of a bureaucratic oligarchy. A ruthless, merciless power in the Solar System, they adopted Spartan-based training to construct an efficient fighting force and spread Marxist dogma throughout its territories, including the moon of Europa. Its capital city is located at New Leningrad, a floating fortress within the clouds of Jupiter's surface. Although its technology tends to be archaic in appearance, it is nevertheless an advanced civilization that uses electricity as a weapon, especially when it uses its deadly Tesla-class Worldships to bring down a devastating attack upon enemy forces. Class hierarchy is banned and thus, due to this, individualism is replaced with fanatical collectivism, anti-capitalist rhetoric, nationalist extremism, and blind obedience to the Communist regime. In case of any attempt of rebellion, members of the secret police are sent out to hunt down any so-called "counter-revolutionaries" who stand in the way. Much is unknown about the rest of its political structure.
Although little is known of its culture, the Jupiter Federation may in fact be a direct descendant of the former Soviet Union, due to its Marxist fanaticism, Pro-communist dogma, proletarian nationalism, and Anti-religious sentiment. Vodka is usually a favorite drink for every Jupiterman.
Science and TechnologyEdit
While appearing to be a striking resemblance of the Soviet Red Army, the Jupiter Federation appears to be a highly advanced nation with very powerful weaponry. Primarily fueled by plasma charges and electricity, the Federation uses deadly weapons such as the Tesla-clsdd Warship and the Stalin-class Mobile Artillery in order to create a terrifying display of Jupiterian might and power in the Solar System. Most of their technology rely on the electric resources of Jupiter's powerful atmosphere in order to fuel their weapons as well as use them as a major power source. They recently discovered red matter, which in theory can help create worm holes or black holes.


text:
Post-Covid New Zealand tackles a new threat – anxiety over an uncertain future
Nation living with 'reduced visibility' of what will happen in the coming months and a growing sense of isolation
When Jacinda Ardern urged New Zealanders to stand firm behind her government's decision to keep the country's borders tightly closed against Covid-19, the prime minister described a reality that many around the world could only imagine with envy. "We get to enjoy weekend sport, go to restaurants and bars, our workplaces are open, and we can gather in whatever numbers we like," she said.
New Zealanders returned in June to normal life with strict border controls the only remnant of a pandemic that months ago had threatened to sweep the country as it had in most others before a strict lockdown quashed its spread.
But now its inhabitants now face a burgeoning anxiety that some find more difficult to cope with than the fear of the pandemic, analysts say: an open-ended uncertainty about their own futures and New Zealand's place in the world if the virus continues to rage elsewhere.
"It's not so much the presence of Covid-19 that presents us with our greatest challenge, but the absence of it," says Sarb Johal, a clinical psychologist based in Wellington, New Zealand. "We're living with this reduced visibility of what's coming in the future, and it feels sort of ominous and foreboding at the same time."
In late March, Ardern's government announced a strict national lockdown when the country had registered fewer than 300 cases of Covid-19, a move widely credited with flattening the virus' curve in New Zealand. Confirmed cases of the virus have not reached 1,200, a total of 22 people have died and the only remaining cases have been diagnosed in New Zealanders returning to the country, all in quarantine.
'We were basically cocooned in our bubble of safety'
On 8 June, when Ardern announced the abandoning of all domestic restrictions beyond border controls, a celebratory mood erupted; the prime minister even said she had done "a little dance". But now, anxiety about the pandemic has worsened for some, says Jacqui Maguire, a clinical psychologist in Wellington.
"In lockdown, we had a very structured plan," she says. "Our numbers were going in the right direction, so our efforts were being rewarded, and we were basically cocooned in our bubble of safety."
As long as people followed the rules, Maguire says, they were safe – especially as the lockdown appeared to have quelled the pandemic's spread. Most New Zealanders never personally knew anyone who had contracted Covid-19.
"The brain doesn't like ambiguity, it sees it as a threat and it interprets it in the same way it would a target coming after you," Maguire says, adding that New Zealanders – rather than focusing on their own situation – were watching news reports of other countries' struggles with apprehension. "Ambiguity turns on your fight or flight system from a survival perspective."
Now, with no rules domestically, New Zealanders have turned their attention to the country's borders, where highly publicised failures to properly isolate and test travellers returning to the country in June have led to tightened procedures. Only New Zealanders and their families are permitted to enter the country – they must remain in government-run isolation for two weeks where they are tested twice for Covid-19.
Ardern, responding to her political opponents who called for a plan to reopen the country, branded such a move "dangerous" on Tuesday in remarks that appeared to replicate the mood of the country. Facebook live broadcasts of her address generated comments urging the prime minister to keep the country's borders closed to foreigners "for a good long while yet".
"We don't need the risk," said one commenter. "Don't you dare open our borders!!!!" said another. "Lock that gate," said a third. As the only remaining cases of Covid-19 in the country – 22 in all – have been diagnosed in returning travellers, all of whom are in quarantine, some have even urged Ardern to prevent New Zealanders from entering the country, a move she said would be illegal.
"It's a fear of going backwards," Maguire says. "We know what we've got now and we don't want to lose it."
The world feels very far away
At the same time, the country's biggest export earner, tourism, is in tatters and the country faces a deep recession, which has created "a double layer of uncertainty", Maguire says. She adds that the government will need to bolster the country's mental health and addiction services to cope with the extra strain.
Younger New Zealanders are often bemused when writers from the northern hemisphere describe the country as a remote and isolated island nation; they were raised on a mix of popular culture from across the western world, Australia is just a few hours away by plane and the "overseas experience" – months traveling around Europe or Asia, or a couple of years pulling pints in a British pub – is considered something of a rite of passage. But suddenly, the rest of the world feels very far away.
"It's hard to get here right now and it's also hard to leave," Johal says. "That contributes to this sense of not just being an outlier on the world stage, but a sense of isolation and of collective loneliness as well."
Early in the pandemic, Australia and New Zealand were often discussed in parallel, both pursuing strategies of eliminating the virus, and both deemed successful in their efforts despite the contrasting leadership styles of centre-right Scott Morrison, a sterner figure, and centre-left Ardern, who exhorted New Zealanders to kindness and teamwork.
But in recent days, as cases numbers have started to trend upwards again in the Australian state of Victoria, Ardern and New Zealand's top health official, Ashley Bloomfield, have sought to make a distinction between this country and Australia, painting it as a cautionary tale for what could happen if rules are relaxed.
"The events in Melbourne over the past couple of weeks are both a reminder and do change the likelihood of being able to set up this arrangement in the near future," said Bloomfield, referring to a travel "bubble" between New Zealand and Australia, which had been much anticipated in both nations when the latter country was also seeing a downward trend in its cases.
Now some New Zealanders are not so sure. And if the country's winning streak against the virus continues, it might increasingly struggle to relate to the rest of the world's experiences, says Johal.
"It's an interesting kind of irony that actually, although we've eliminated Covid-19, trying to eliminate that anxiety is not going to be the right route," he says. "It's something that we're going to have to learn to live with for quite a while."


text:
Join us at Congregation Beth El of Sudbury for a special evening of music, singing and camaraderie as part of the Jewish Arts Collaborative Musical Kabbalat Shabbat program, Friday, March 18, 2016 at 7:30 PM. Celebrate a unique and very different kind of Friday night experience with our Shabbat Rinah (Shabbat of Joyous Song), featuring: live music from our band, poetry, video and meaning. All are welcome; no previous experience necessary. Please register through the Jewish Arts Collaborative web site so we can know how many are coming,
Event Location: Congregation Beth El
105 Hudson Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts, 01776
105 Hudson Rd
Sudbury, MA 01776
CJP provides the above links concerning third-party events for your convenience only. CJP has no control over the content of the linked-to websites or events they describe, and accepts no responsibility for the websites, including any advertising or products or services on or available from such sites, or for any loss or damage that may arise from your attending, or registering to attend, the described events. If you decide to access any of the third-party websites linked to below, you do so entirely at your own risk and subject to the terms and conditions of use for such websites and event attendance. CJP is not responsible or liable to you or any third party for the content or accuracy of any materials provided by any third parties. All statements and/or opinions expressed in the linked-to materials or at the described events, and all commentary, articles and other content provided at the third-party websites or at the events, are solely the opinions and the responsibility of the persons or entities operating the linked-to websites and events. The inclusion of any link on this website does not imply that CJP endorses the described event, or the linked-to website or its operator.


text:
About Us
When you are building a website, it is tempting to get distracted by all the bells and whistles of the design process and forget all about creating compelling content. But having awesome content on your website is crucial to making inbound marketing work for your business. We know ... easier said than done.
Contact Information
- Address: Gaithersburg, MD 20886
- Phone: 866.908.0377
- E-mail:


text:
Follow along as Play-Well TEKnologies builds a LEGO treehouse in a series of live Facebook posts: https://www.facebook.com/PlayWellTEK/
They have a lot of other LEGO building activities in their posts. Scroll down to find the treehouse.
As we find ourselves in Phase 2 in Skagit County I will begin adding activities from businesses who are opening up. Please support them if you feel safe doing so. We recognize that this is going to be a confusing period of time with varying opinions on what people should and shouldn't be doing. For over 7 years, Skagit Kid Insider has been a reliable source of information for our community. We will continue to provide updates on the events and activities that are open under government guidelines. This does not constitute an endorsement or a suggestion that we jump back into a "normal" way of life. Masks are encouraged if you are out in public spaces, click here to buy masks locally. During this time we encourage everyone to be informed and do what they feel is best for their own family.
Find more information regarding the Corona Virus in Skagit County here: https://www.skagitcounty.net/Departments/HealthDiseases/coronavirus.htm


text:
Maison Terre Hydrosols or Floral Waters
Hydrosols, also known as floral waters, hydroflorates, flower waters or distillates are produced from steam-distilling plant materials. Hydrosols are usually a by-product of essential oil production and have similar properties to essential oils but are much less concentrated. They are water based as opposed to oil based. Hydrosols contain all of the essence of the plant in every drop, just like essential oils but in a milder form; making them suitable for all manner of applications where essential oils would be too strong. Please note that their aromas are mild and subtle, sometimes bright and fragrant, and are indicative of their authentic and therapeutic properties. Wonderful as a facial splash, body perfume, deodorant or air freshener. Cool a hot flash, change your mood, or add them to lotions and creams. Hydrosols should be kept in a cool, dark place, and refrigeration is recommended unless you will use them within a short time. Each of our 4 oz. Rose Floral Water and Orange Blossom Floral Water are packaged in an amber HDPE plastic bottles bottle with a black mister.
We offer Rose Floral Water and Orange Blossom Floral Water.
For more information on how to use Rose Floral Water, click here.


text:
Hearings 08/5/2009
Executive Session
During the Executive Session, Committee members will markup the following legislation, nominations, and other bills that may become available.
Hearings 07/15/2009
Contraband Cell Phones in Correctional Facilities: Public Safety Impact and the Potential Implications of Jamming Technologies
Hearings 06/17/2009
Aviation Safety: The Role and Responsibility of Commercial Air Carriers and Employees
Hearings 05/13/2009
Reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): Perspectives of Aviation Stakeholders
Hearings 03/31/2009
PART II: Deceptive Health Insurance Industry Practices – Are Consumers Getting What They Paid For?
Hearings 03/26/2009
PART I: Deceptive Health Insurance Industry Practices – Are Consumers Getting What They Paid For?
Hearings 03/19/2009
Cybersecurity – Assessing Our Vulnerabilities and Developing An Effective Response
Hearings 02/26/2009
Consumer Protection and the Credit Crisis
The Committee will examine Consumer Protection and the Credit Crisis and enforcement against fraudulent credit repair schemes under the Credit Repair Organization Act (CROA).
Hearings 01/21/2009
Nomination Hearing for Representative Ray LaHood to be Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation
Hearings 07/17/2008
Conference Committee Meeting for H.R. 4040, the Consumer Product Safety Commission Reform Act of 2007
Hearings 06/12/2008
Supply Chain Security: Secure Freight Initiative and the Implementation of 100 Percent Scanning
Hearings 06/10/2008
Keeping America Moving: Hearing to Review National Strategies for Efficient Freight Movement
Hearings 05/7/2008
The State of the Airline Industry and the Potential Impact of a Delta/Northwest Merger
Hearings 04/22/2008
Moving Passengers and Freight into the Future: A Review of the Report of the National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission
Hearings 04/8/2008
Oversight of the DTV Transition
The Committee will examine U.S. readiness for the nationwide transition from analog television broadcasting to digital television (DTV) broadcasting.
Hearings 03/11/2008
Oversight Hearing on the U.S. Department of Transportation's Cross-Border Truck Pilot Program
Hearings 02/19/2008
Impacts of the Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan on Maine's Lobster Fishery
Hearings 11/14/2007
A Time for Change: Improving the Federal Climate Change Research and Information Program
Hearings 10/23/2007
Oversight Hearing on the Surface Transportation Board and Regulation Related to Railroads
Hearings 10/16/2007
Oversight Hearing on the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) – Examining the TSA's Efforts and Progress on H.R. 1, "Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007"
Hearings 07/31/2007
Oversight of Telemarketing Practices and the Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA)
Hearings 07/18/2007
Listening Session on the Safety of Chinese Imports: Oversight and Analysis of the Federal Response
Hearings 06/28/2007
Oversight Hearing on the Fiscal Year 2008 Budget for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Hearings 06/12/2007
Universal Service Fund: Assessing the Recommendations of the Federal-State Joint Board
Hearings 03/20/2007
Promoting Travel to America: An Examination of Economic and Security Concerns - Part II
Hearings 03/8/2007
Administration's Proposal to Reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration - Part II
Hearings 02/15/2007
Administration's Proposal to Reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration - Part I


text:
- Name
- Station
- 1979-01-10
- Comments
- After playing the J Geils Band track, Peel quips: "Well that was kind of dull, wasn't it? But there you are, can't always get it right!"
- Plays the Residents track to mark the upcoming third birthday of William, "who runs Peel Acres with an iron hand."
- Show Incomplete as of October 2008.
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions #3 repeat (Original broadcast date 30 October 1978). No known official release.
- Cure #1 (repeat). (Original broadcast date 11 December 1978) Released on a number of formats, originally on Strange Fruit SFPS 050 12" Vinyl. Producer - Tony Wilson Recorded: 1978-12-04
- Jerry Lee Lewis: Hello Josephine (LP–Duets-on clear yellow vinyl) (Sun)
- Mahotella Queens: Igula Lamasi (LP-Rhythm Of Resistance) Virgin
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions: Radio Radio (Peel Session)
- J Geils Band: I Could Hurt You (LP-Sanctuary) EMI
- Parrots: Larger Than Life (LP–Vaultage 78 – Two Sides Of Brighton) Attrix Records
- Cure: Fire In Cairo (Peel Session) @
- George Perkins & The Silver Stars: Crying In The Streets (LP-????) Silver Fox Records
- Shirkers: Drunk & Disorderly (Single) Limp Records
- Michael Black: Out Of Love Flagman Records
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions: I Just don't Know What To Do With Myself (Peel Session) Track Cut Track Cut - Side Ends
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions: I Just don't Know What To Do With Myself (Peel Session) Track Cut - continues from T061
- Generation X: King Rocker (LP-Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis Records
- Throbbing Gristle: Dead On Arrival (LP-D.o.A: The Third And Final Report) Industrial Records - (side ends mid track)
- Side B
- Throbbing Gristle: Dead On Arrival (LP-D.o.A: The Third And Final Report) Industrial Records - (continues from side A)
- Cure: Boys Don't Cry (Peel Session) @
- Boys: I Don't Care (Single)
- Kleenex: Hedi's Head (Single) Rough Trade
- Gary Moore: Flight Of The Snow Goose (LP-Back on The Streets) EMI
- Residents: Birthday Boy (LP-Buster and Glen) East Side Digital
- Muddy Waters: Long Distance Call (Single) Vogue Coral
- Elvis Costello and The Attractions: Stranger In The House (Peel Session)
- Cure: 10:15 Saturday Night (Peel Session) @
- Winston Edwards & Blackbeard: Downing Street Rock (LP-Dub Conference (Winston Edwards & Blackbeard At 10 Downing Street) Studio 16
- Pathetix: Aleister Crowley (7") No Label records
- Public Image limited: Attack (LP-Public Image) Virgin
- O Level: Everybody's On Revolver Tonight (The Malcolm McLaren Life Story EP) Kings Road Records
- File 1 ends
- Cure Killing An Arab (session) @
- Tracks marked @ available on File 2
- Name
- 1) 1979-01-10 v2.mp3
- 2) KevH Tape 20.mp3
- Length
- 1) 01:24:21
- 2) 1:29:37 (14:01-25:55) (from 23:28 unique)
- Other
- 1) File created from T060 & T061 of 400 Box. 77.2 Mb 128 kbps mono. Speed corrected version. Many thanks to Jimmy and Doc!
- 2) Created from Tape 20 of KevH Tapes. Many thanks to ... KevH. Digitised by Weatherman22
- Available
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.


text:
Clement tam
People and Ops - US
Clement, a SoCal native, now firmly rooted in the Bay, handles all things People, Recruitment and Business Ops for the US arm of Polarr. Before Polarr, he managed People Ops and Recruitment @ Ditto Technologies, a startup in the AR space. A graduate of CAL, he finds great delight in poking fun @ Stanford, though recognizes the fact that Stanford football > CAL Football. During his off time, Clement enjoys "being a foodie," engaging in discussions about random topics, reading Wikipedia articles, concerts, cars and has recently taken up photography.


text:
MOBOTIX MX-DOOR2-INT-ON-PW DoorMaster security door opener, on-wall mount for use with T25 Door Station
Security door opener with backup power supply for connection to a FlexMount camera S14/S15 and IP Video Door Station T25
Due to technical hardware differences, an S14/S15 that is to be used as a Door Station (with or without additional modules such as KeypadRFID, BellRFID) can only be used together with the MX-DoorMaster. The T24-DoorMaster should still be used with any new or existing T24 Door Station (T24 door camera with or without additional modules such as KeypadRFID, BellRFID).
• Security Door Opener with integrated access code memory for on-wall mounting.
• Complete set including DoorMaster module, on-wall housing, three device frames, neutral housing covering, battery pack and mounting parts
• Suitable for: IP Video Door Station with T2x and S1x as door camera
• Built-in backup power supply (battery) for access modules
• Doorbell • Direct connection and power supply for electric Door Opener und door sensors
• Interface und power supply: MxBus • Two status LEDs, two function buttons, integrated
• Speaker (doorbell)
• Two galvanically separated inputs (AC/DC, selfpowered up to 48 V)
• Isolated relay output (AC/DC, 24 V/1 A) or port for standard door openers (6 to 12 V AC)
• Outlet for MOBOTIX antitheft protection (12 V DC)
• Protection class: IP20
• Ambient temperature: -5 to 40 °C
• Color: white


text:
Some people read books, some read tea leaves but very few can read trees. Seems that dendroclimatologist Ulf Büntgen and his fellow researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL were able for the first time to reconstruct the summer temperatures in central Asia for the past 2,000 years.
This according to the article entitled "Old trees reveal Late Antique Little Ice Age (LALIA) around 1,500 years ago" at Science Daily. Wow, that's some story!
Green Librarian


text:
U.S. late night TV hosts Andy Cohen's Bravo show Watch What Happens Live is returning to screens this week after being taken off air amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The late night talk show is returning to Bravo on Monday from the star's home, after he tested positive for coronavirus earlier this month. While remaining in quarantine, the TV personality is "feeling better" and will be shooting new episodes, where he'll be interviewing celebrity guests via video chat with "special games, at-home show-and-tells, and surprises."
Cohen's first guests will be NeNe Leakes, Lisa Rinna, and Jerry O'Connell, a press release from Bravo confirmed. Other upcoming guests include Stassi Schroeder, Brittany Cartwright, Jax Taylor, John Mayer, Kyle Richards, Ramona Singer, and Melissa and Joe Gorga.
Stephen Colbert also announced on Twitter that he would be taping new episodes of his The Late Show from his home as he remains in isolation, explaining: "I'm staying home and so is everybody who works for me, but thanks to some amazing work by my staff and the CBS broadcasting folks, we will be back on Monday with new Late Shows Until then-Stay Strong!"
And Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show is also returning to screens with a temporary new model, with insiders telling the New York Post's gossip column Page Six producers have been "working on a two guest plus music structure" for the revived shows.
"There's no guarantee that it will be all original because they're filling bookings, but there's a very real possibility that they will be there soon," they added.
Fallon had previously been uploading new episodes from home to the show's official YouTube channel.
Meanwhile, sources said Tamron Hall's new executive producer, Candi Carter, has been pushing hard to get the popular daytime show back on-air, with a representative confirming, "Beginning Monday, March 30, Tamron Hall returns with new segments originating from her home… focused on the latest news surrounding COVID-19… followed by encore segments from previous episodes."
The Kelly Clarkson Show is also returning to air, with a combination of original episodes that had been filmed before the production shutdown, and newly-shot scenes from Montana, where she is in isolation with her family.


text:
Introducing our first print ever: Cleo 🐆
We've heard that our undies help bring a bit of sexy back to your period — so we're doing you one better. Meet Cleo, our new chic, *limited edition* leopard print.
Show your true colors in two bold styles: Hi-Waist and Cheeky.
And wherever you're headed, bring your inner Cleo with you.