yes its available 5 months from now when u get off your arse, study hard, make it, then release it on uc.
Was tempted to lock this.
However, cant you edit your user config file ( screen res etc ) found in your documents.
In 2142 and BF2 you can edit these manually, HUD transparency is one of them. Considering the engines are almost the same, does the same principle apply?
I think you can Kiwinz, cuz I saw a vid on youtube about battlefield heroes (Lumberjack ). He had removed the hud, and I don't think he hacked, it was voted to VoW.
Here you go, you dont have to use and third-party programs. Just this bug.
1. Press in-game Playnow, Join-a-friend or Join-a-bookmark.
2. Press Battlefield Heroes on Menu Start Bar before map loading screen appear.
3. Press it fast repeatedly again and again, till the map start to load.
4. Have fun without hud.
5. If you want to end the huddless-mode just simply press Alt+Tab / Alt+Enter.
Surely there is a more practical way of doing it.
Cool Chair, thanks for tip.
Should work if you set it to 0? I guess they dont get a checksum from the BFH files in the My Documents folder?!
Wont they detect it, cuz he is editting some files? And if they do it's for tutorial only i think.
You are free to edit them, PB will not ever kick you for editing user configuration settings.
Well I set the transparency to 0 but nothing changed... Same with Minimap Transparency and others .... got an idea Kiwinz?
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Theres generally more then one sub-folder in the profiles folder. Make sure your editing the current soldiers settings.
I presume they are being used considering BFHeroes wrote them to that dir.
The old HUD remover from Winslow worked for me a few month's ago in the PTE. Just like the Freecam, so you can try there.
Ok, fooled around some more with the settings.
Anyways, if i change "allowPunkbuster" to 0, it will kick me for not having punkbuster enabled. So it uses the general.con file!
Changing "GeneralSettings.setChatMessagesFilter" to 0 also disables the chat. I cant even see my own chat now.
So the file is correct, but not all options seem to work.
Change it to 200 or 220 and see if that has a cause and effect.
changing crosshair colour isnt really helping disable hud though is it?


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5 Ways To Spend Your Evenings AFTER the Parks Close
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September 22nd 2016
Hey there, Disney Fans!!!
I hope everyone had a smooth transition into back-to-school season and is enjoying the heck out of a pumpkin spice something right about now! Now that we are in the "off-season" here in theme park world, (HALLELUJAH!), one of the very few negatives is that parks generally start closing earlier. So if you are visiting in off-season, what should you plan on doing to occupy your evenings? Here are five of my favorite ways to spend an evening, outside of the parks!
1. Make Dining An Event
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With so many awesome restaurants on Disney property, you could easily make an evening out of enjoying your dinner reservations. In fact, there are already some meals that include entertainment, like Disney's three dinner shows, The Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue and Mickey's Backyard Barbecue at Fort Wilderness, and The Spirit of Aloha, (known to most Guests as "The Luau"), at the Polynesian Village Resort. These three shows each include not just your meal, but a fantastic musical, interactive show. They are fun for all ages, but do be aware that the only one that features characters is Mickey's Backyard Barbecue.
Amazing Irish Step Dancers at Raglan Road
Speaking of characters, character dinners are available outside of the parks, in the following locations: 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian, Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary, and Garden Grove at the Swan. Kids will love having the opportunity to interact with The Mouse and friends OUTSIDE of "his house."
Not into the character scene, but want some entertainment while you dine? Whispering Canyon Café at the Wilderness Lodge offers a goofy, interactive experience. The ESPN Club at the BoardWalk is the best place to catch a game. 'Ohana at the Polynesian has a strolling ukulele player, and hula lessons. Rainforest Café and T-Rex at Disney Springs have amazing scenes around you, with animatronics that come to life while you dine. Sanaa at Animal Kingdom Lodge Kidani Village, offers some pretty unusual dinner companions... giraffes and zebras frolicking just outside of the windows.
If live music is more your style, check out House of Blues, Bongos Cuban Cafe, Paradiso 37, and Raglan Road, all at Disney Springs, and all have live musicians onsite. Raglan Road even has Irish Step Dancers!
And even if you aren't looking for "dinner and a show", there are so many fantastic restaurants to choose from, you are sure to find something you will love! The agents here at Kingdom Konsultant Travel are happy to help book whatever dining arrangements you would like!
2. Everybody Do The Monorail Hop!
The Grand lobby
I love visiting the resorts on the monorail line, (the Contemporary, Polynesian Village and the Grand Floridian), especially at Christmastime when they are all decked out in their holiday finest. Even if it's not holiday season though, it's fun to see the resorts' different theming, shop in their gift shops, have a cocktail, or check out any live entertainment taking place, like the Grand Floridian Society Orchestra. In fact, many adult Guests have taken to doing a Monorail Pub Crawl, stopping off at the various bars in the monorail resorts.
Been there, done that? Check out some of the other resorts! The Swan and Dolphin, the BoardWalk, and the Yacht and Beach Clubs are all within walking distance of one another. The Animal Kingdom Lodge is one of my very favorite resorts to visit, since you can relax on one of the many balcony areas and gaze down at the gorgeous African animals on the savanna.
A gorgeous view of the BoardWalk at Christmastime
Visiting Disney resorts can provide hours of fun for your family. Just keep in mind that some amenities are reserved solely for Guests staying at those resorts, especially the pool areas.
3. Carriage Rides, Mini-Golf and Campfires (and Movies), Oh My!
Both Fort Wilderness and Port Orleans Riverside host carriage rides through some of their quieter and more scenic areas. It's a nice way to have a romantic date night, or to take the kiddos out to do something quiet and fun. Carriage rides are about $45 and each carriage can hold up to 4 adults, or 2 adults and 3 small children. Reservations are recommended, and can be made through your travel agent.
Mini-golf at Winter Summerland is a blast!
Disney has two awesomely fun places to mini-golf. Fantastia Gardens is located across the street from The Walt Disney World Swan Resort. There are two courses. One is a traditional mini-golf course, with the characters from Disney's Fantasia creating obstacles for your ball. The second course is called "The Fairways", and it is MUCH more challenging, and not quite as fun for kids, since it has sand traps and water hazards, and no characters shooing your ball along. At the second mini-golf location, Winter-Summerland, it's Christmas all year round! One course shows off what it's like to celebrate Christmas in July and has sandmen instead of snowmen. The second course shows Christmastime in the snow, and each hole has a different wintery scene. Unlike Fantastia Gardens, both courses here are equally fun and family-friendly.
Over at Fort Wilderness, you can sit around a campfire with those zany chipmunks, Chip and Dale, and sing-a-long to campfire songs, roast marshmallows, and then enjoy a movie under the stars! But that isn't the only place you can watch an outdoor movie. In fact, most Disney resorts offer "dive-in" movies, on a blow up screen, right next to the pool. It's a cool way to enjoy your favorite Disney films.
4. Stroll the Showplace of the Shore, The Vacation Sensation, Where There's Timeless Fun for Everyone!
Welcome home to The BoardWalk!
The BoardWalk doesn't get nearly the attention that it deserves, in my opinion. If you've never been, it's a gorgeous resort, themed to a 1920's Atlantic City-esque beach hotel. It's nestled along Crescent Lake, right behind Epcot, and directly across from the Yacht and Beach Clubs. It's SO much more than just a resort, though! The property has four great restaurants, Flying Fish Cafe (fine dining), Trattoria al Forno (moderate Italian), The ESPN Club (casual sports bar), and Big River Brewing Works (casual micro-brewery). There are also great grab and go spots, including a pizza window, a fantastic bakery, (the Peanut Butter, Banana and Candied Bacon Pie is a must!), an ice cream shop and outdoor carts with hot dogs, funnel cakes and more.
Once you are well-fed, you can be sporty, and take a run around the almost mile long loop surrounding the lake, (or stroll at a leisurely pace, like I do), or even rent a surrey bike for 2, 4 or 6 Guests. Trust me, they are WAY more challenging than they look, but a whole lot of fun! You'll crack up for years, thinking of Auntie Susan getting out and trying to push your bike up the hill.
Want to have a drink and enjoy some adult-only fun? Jellyrolls is a dueling piano bar that gets Guests raising their glasses and singing along to their favorite tunes. Atlantic Dance Hall hosts a DJ dance party every night, though it's usually not a very busy place. The building is beautiful though, and the balconies have a great view of IllumiNations at Epcot. Atlantic Dance holds a special place in my heart, since I used to frequent this location in the early 2000's during the swing music revival. They used to host nightly dance lessons and then live swing bands. It was the perfect use of that space. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that swing music will come back around again and revive Atlantic Dance. Anyway, if you live to support your favorite team, you'll love catching a game at The ESPN Club, where there are screens everywhere, including in the bathroom stalls. They even host live radio sports shows on some days! And don't forget to check out the brand new Abracadabar, which is a unique and fun bar, with a backstory involving this place being the hangout of old timey magicians and illusionists. Many of the drinks are served with a bit of magic!
If you're looking for something more family friendly, you can stroll the BoardWalk in the hours leading up to IllumiNations, (7-9pm), and catch one of the live performances of magicians and dare devil acts. Then, at 9pm, when it's time for IllumiNations, head down toward Atlantic Dance and stand just outside, to get the best view of the high fireworks from the show.
The BoardWalk is a really fun way to spend a night, and not nearly as busy as Disney Springs.
5. Discover the NEW Disney Springs!
Shopping options abound
at Disney Springs!
Disney Springs, (formerly known as Downtown Disney), has over 80 different venues onsite of shopping, dining and entertainment for the whole family.
Unique shopping experiences are all over, including The LEGO Store, Disney Design-A-Tee, Orlando Harley Davidson and United World Soccer. If you need to do some last minute gift shopping, World of Disney is the largest of all of the Disney gift shops, and there isn't much that you can't find there! Plus the whole new Town Center section is full of upscale shopping from stores like Vera Bradley and Tommy Bahama.
Dining options include some of the best restaurants in all of Orlando, like The Boathouse, Wolfgang Puck Café, Fulton's Crab House, Homecoming and Raglan Road. There's all different styles of cuisine and all different types of restaurants to choose from!
Grab a Canadian snack, eh?
Blaze Pizza is quick, delicious and reasonably priced.
The kiddos will love eating with the dinos.
If you are looking for something fun to do while you eat, check out Splitsville, where you can bowl or play pool, as well as catch a tasty bite. Enjoy dinner and a movie at AMC's Fork and Screen Dine-In Movies. Or if you already ate, you can still catch a flick on one of the 24 screens. For the next few months, you can still visit DisneyQuest, Disney's indoor, interactive theme park. There are games here ranging from old school Pac-Man and Ski Ball machines, to Virtual Space Mountain, where you can create and ride your own virtual coaster. DisneyQuest is a lot of fun, but it will be closing it's doors in 2016, to make way for the all new NBA Experience, so enjoy it while you still can!
Awesome views from the Coca-Cola Experience rooftop bar.
See one of the very best shows I have ever experienced, Cirque du Soleil: La Nouba, in their permanent location at Disney Springs. This show is an Orlando exclusive and is loved by Cirque and Disney fans alike. Don't assume you're going to see Disney characters, or hear Disney music, though. The show has no tie in to Disney at all, but it is mesmerizing and beautiful and the music will be stuck in your head for weeks later. I should know. I have seen it 14 times, and would go again tonight if someone gave me a ticket.
Get one of the best views of Disney property money can buy, at a relatively low cost, when you board Characters in Flight... if you can stomach the height, and the swaying. If you've been to Disney at all in the past 6 years, you have seen the huge red and yellow balloon floating above Disney Springs. A ride in the balloon will give you the chance to view miles and miles in every direction and you can take some really fantastic pictures. If you time it right, you may even catch a view of some fireworks! Flights are, of course, subject to weather conditions.
Characters in Flight soars over Disney Springs
Of course, these are only 5 of the many, MANY things you could do. There's always evening spa or salon appointments, resort arcades, swimming in your resort's pool, working out in one of the fitness centers, or just plain hittin' the hay early, so that you can get a nice head start into the parks the next day. (Or to then sleep in late the next morning too. I won't judge.) The point is, parks closing early doesn't mean less fun for you as a Guest. It means a wider array of things to choose from and hopefully getting to experience something new to you. I, for one, am THRILLED that we are in the least busy month of the year. To us locals and Guests that are lucky enough to visit this month, It's the mooost wonderful tiiiime of the yeeeeaaarrrr! Enjoy off-season, folks!
- Jenn aka "Tink"
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Dallas — Undermain Theatre presents the Dallas premiere of Really, Brooklyn-based playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury's latest play, a work New York Times critic Ben Brantley called "stylishly contemplative" in its New York production last year. In 2014, Undermain produced Drury's We Are Proud to Present a Presentation...a compelling drama about the effect of producing a play based on an historic African genocide on the modern young actors stepping into the roles.
Really is a three-character play about photography, and the ways in which the photographer's vision influences the perception of the subject matter, particularly how the resulting image influences the people photographed. In this work, an acclaimed young photographer named Calvin has died recently. The beautiful woman he loved and lived with, also a photographer, invites Calvin's loving mother over for a photo session in her studio. The cast is Laura Jorgensen, Kristin Lee, and Brandon Murphy, while Carson McCain, a 2014 graduate of Southern Methodist University, will direct Undermain's production. The playwright will attend the opening night performance on April 15.
TheaterJones talked with Drury about Really in a phone conversation last week.
TheaterJones: What drew you to the subject of photography for your new play?
Jackie Sibblies Drury: I think I would say photography chose me. I've been interested in photography for a while, and love looking at exhibits and thinking about the craft involved in capturing the photograph. I took a class in photography and performance in graduate school, where we read Roland Barthes' Camera Lucida. [French structuralist philosopher Roland Barthes published this influential book on photography in 1980, two months before his death. The book questions whether the photographer captures the true reality of the subject.) I reread Barthes and the idea of the play began to form.
Barthes talks about the photograph as a kind of memorial of the subject. How do this idea work in your play?
The moment that is captured is different from reality; the photograph changes what you are. Not only is the image two-dimensional, it doesn't show the presence of the camera in it. You feel it's a documentary and the technological process is infallible. You go back to a photo and it takes on the larger life. In the play, two women are the photographer's primary subjects. It's these pictures of the women that they find so compelling. I am intrigued by this dynamic male gaze, and the way it locks the women into a view of themselves as he saw them.
Do the two women like each other?
Yes and no. A part of their relationship is stereotypical: the young lover versus the older loving mother. There is a tension between these women, insofar as they are expected to have a style of their own. But as memory drifts, the women realize that part of themselves is sacrificed when you support someone, when you take ownership of him.
How does the third character, the late photographer, show up?
I think the play is quiet and no reality is clearly defined. They are in a real space, and they let their minds wander over this artist. The performer is there is flesh and blood. He behaves as someone who embodies two peoples' version of him.
You indicate that sometimes the reality of the photograph overtakes what really existed historically. Do you think Facebook selfies and other social media postings are somehow a different reality?
There is something so weird about posting selfies on Facebook. The person posting these photos seems self-important or vain. I'm not big on taking selfies. I think there are people who think so well of themselves they like looking at their own image.
The photographs in your play capture a moment seen from an onlooker. How is that different?
Barthes talks about how it is a relatively recent thing in human history for a person to look at an image of a loved one after he's passed away. Now it has become commonplace. There are often photographs at a funeral service. You can go to Facebook and see an In Memoriam page. Barthes was intrigued by the ways the image stands for the person.
What do you want your audience to leave thinking?
When I go to see a thinky play that leaves space for me to think, it's almost like a meditation. These plays invite me to use my brain in a fresh way. Most of what I do is take in information or respond in a guided way. Plays that make you think are different than watching a sitcom or reading a newspaper. I also want people who come to the play to view the women as older and younger persons. One of the women is white and one is a woman of color. I hope people will think of their mothers and their children. I believe people will think about how people of one race are treated by another race. Also we think about who we allow to be artists and why.
What about the guy, the photographer?
He's at the center of the women's lives; he's not at the center of the play.
Does the play reflect your experience with artists and the way they impact people they have a personal relationship with?
[Laughs] I'm not in a relationship with an artist, so it's not about that. But a number of artists I know are the typically self-involved bad boys. These men or women see their friends and acquaintances as support networks. But people are drawn to them anyway. The artist just thinks he's amazing and he doesn't see the bodies falling around him because he's looking through the lens.
Did you see We Are Proud to Present when it was produced at Undermain?
No, this will be my first trip to Dallas and I'm really excited. I'm looking forward to meeting [Undermain artistic director] Katherine Owens and seeing the opening night show.


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A guided walk on your smartphone
The Moors for the Future Partnership produced the first downloadable MP3 audio guides for countryside sites in the UK.
A series of 15 trails from across the Peak District National Park and further north into the South Pennines will take you on a self-guided tour of some of the finest walks in the area.
Download the audio trails onto your smartphone or mp3 player, along with a map of the route showing stopping points to listen to each track.
About the trails
Our most recent trails were produced as part of the MoorLIFE project.
Walk in the footsteps of Romans and discover our conservation efforts at Rishworth.
Find out how water has shaped the landscape and the important role the moors play at Turley Holes.
Learn how the MoorLIFE project is bringing nature back into balance after the damage caused by industrial pollution on Bleaklow.
Discover how the MoorLIFE project is helping rebuild the peat layer by bringing back sphagnum moss at Black Hill.
Other trails
The damage caused by our industrial past and the first steps to repair Bleaklow.
A trip through the valley from pre-historic times until today at Burbage.
From Chapel-en-Le-Frith along Combs Edge to hear tales of Dickie's Skull at Combs Moss.
Onto the moors to hear first-hand about the struggle for access and the right to roam on Kinder Scout in Edale.
Visit the site of a 3,000-year-old roundhouse, and see rock art, ring cairns and standing stones at Gardom's Edge.
Follow the ghost of a river to see how the geology of this area (and the Peak District) was laid down to give us the landscape we see today at Grindleford.
Famous locations that have influenced writers and provided the backdrop to TV programmes near Hathersage.
The Peak District's most famous landmark, on wild and lonely parts of the moor on Kinder Scout.
Follow in the footsteps of Mesolithic people of 9,000 years BC to Blind Jack of Knaresborough building the turnpike roads on Marsden Moor.
Start from the Cat and Fiddle and venture through Macclesfield Forest to conquer Shutlingsloe – the "Cheshire Matterhorn" in the South West Approaches.
Follow the footsteps of our ancestors and explore how the stone beneath us shapes the diverse landscapes on this Stanton Moor: Nine Ladies circular walk.
Discover the important industrial past and present recreational uses of this area at the Surprise View The Youth Rangers.
Dramatic re-enactments from the past as ghostly guides take you on this linear walk Win Hill Voices: Hope to Bamford.


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История
Клуб был основан в 1935 году как футбольная секция компании Toshiba и первоначально базировался в городе Кавасаки. В 1981 году разделил победу в Кубке японской лиги (Japan Soccer League Cup) с «Урава Ред Даймондс».

В 1996 году клуб был продан консорциуму компаний из города Саппоро и в 1998 году под именем «Консадоле Саппоро» вошёл в профессиональную футбольную Джей-лигу.

Клуб с переменным успехом выступает в Джей-лиге, то поднимаясь в Первый дивизион, то вылетая во Второй. После победы во Втором дивизионе в сезоне 2007 года, в 2008 году клуб занял последнее место в Первом дивизионе и вылетел обратно во Второй.

В 2016 году клуб был переименован в «Хоккайдо Консадоле Саппоро».

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Die Zeche Juliana war ein Bergwerk im Wittener Stadtteil Annen-Hohenstein. Die Zeche ist auch bekannt unter dem Namen Zeche Juliane oder auch Juliane bei Witten. In der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts wurde auf dem Bergwerk auch Kohleneisenstein abgebaut. Das Bergwerk wurde auf dem Südflügel der Borbecker Mulde im Flöz Mausegatt betrieben.

Geschichte

Die Anfänge
Im Jahr 1744 erfolgte die Vermessung der Berechtsame. Im Jahr 1765 wurde die Mutung für die Kohlenbank In der Borbecker Wies eingelegt. Als Muter trat Johann Jürgen Niederste Frielinghaus auf. Die Kohlenförderung war bis zur Inaugenscheinnahme untersagt. Am 3. Juli 1765 wurde das gemutete Feld durch den Bergmeister Rielke Inaugenschein genommen. Am 24. Juni 1766 erfolgte die Verleihung des Längenfeldes für das Flöz Mausegatt. Im September desselben Jahres erhielt der Gewerke Niederste Frielinghaus die Quittung über die Zahlung der Konzessionsgebühren durch den Bergboten Christian von Lünen ausgehändigt. Am 6. März 1767 wurde das Bergwerk in Betrieb genommen. Im Jahr 1768 erfolgte die Vermessung der Berechtsame. Am 26. Februar des Jahres 1771 waren als Gewerken Johann Jürgen Niederste Frielinghaus und sein Bruder Johann Henrich Niederste Frielinghaus in die Unterlagen des Bergamtes eingetragen. Beide Gewerke hatten eine gleich hohe Anzahl an Kuxen. Die Rezeßgelder waren seit dem Zeitpunkt der Vermessung gezahlt worden. Bis 1771 war das Bergwerk nachweislich in Betrieb.

Die weiteren Jahre
Während der Betriebszeit waren mehrere Schichtmeister für das Bergwerk verantwortlich. Ab 1796 war das Bergwerk wieder außer Betrieb. Im Jahr 1839 genehmigte das Bergamt die Wiederinbetriebnahme des Bergwerks. Als Gewerken des Bergwerks waren Johann Jürgen Niederste Frielinghaus und L. Küper eingetragen. Im Juni 1839 erfolgte die Wiederinbetriebnahme. Allerdings war der alte Stollen mittlerweile verfallen, dies führte anfänglich zu größeren Schwierigkeiten. Es wurde ein Förderstollen östlich der Wetterstraße in der Borbecke aufgefahren, zusätzlich wurde über Tage ein Wetterüberhauen zum Tage erstellt. Ab dem Jahr 1840 wurde mehrere Jahre im Stollenbau gearbeitet. Die anfallenden Berge wurden auf einer Bergehalde deponiert. Der Grundstückseigentümer, auf dessen Grundstück sich die Bergehalde und der Stollen befanden, erhielt hierfür von den Bergwerksbetreibern eine Entschädigung in der Höhe des 130. Scheffels. Am 28. Dezember 1847 erfolgte die Verleihung des Längenfeldes Juliane 2 als Belehnung. Die Verleihung erfolgte für das Flöz Mausegatt Unterbank. Im Jahr 1848 hatte der Stollen mittlerweile eine Auffahrungslänge von 836 Metern. In den Jahren 1848 und 1849 wurde ein Eisenbahnanschluss erstellt. Über die Eisenbahn wurden die Gruskohlen an Kalk- und Ziegelbrennereien transportiert. Am 31. Oktober 1849 erfolgte die Verleihung für die Erweiterung. 1856 war das Baufeld nachweislich bereits einige Jahre abgebaut. Die Übernahme durch die Zeche Vereinigte Franziska Tiefbau erfolgte am 29. Dezember 1866. Am 21. November 1889 wurde der südwestliche Teil des Feldes endgültig zur Zeche Vereinigte Franziska Tiefbau und der nordöstliche Teil zur Zeche Vereinigte Hamburg konsolidiert.

Förderung und Belegschaft
Die ersten Belegschaftszahlen sind für das Jahr 1845 und Förderzahlen sind für das Jahr 1840 benannt. 1840 wurden 2.156 Scheffel (539,25 preußische Tonnen) Steinkohle gefördert. Im Jahr 1844 stieg die Förderung an auf 31.392 Scheffel, das entspricht 7.848 preußische Tonnen. Ein Jahr später erfolgte ein erneuter Förderanstieg auf 61.154 Scheffel. Die Belegschaft schwankte in diesem Jahr zwischen zehn und achtzehn Bergleuten. Auch im Jahr 1847 stieg die Förderung an auf 66.262 Scheffel. Die Förderung wurde von elf bis 23 Bergleuten erbracht. Dies sind die letzten Förder- und Belegschaftszahlen des Bergwerks.

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Weblinks
 Der frühe Bergbau an der Ruhr: Zeche Juliana (abgerufen am 29. April 2014)
 Der frühe Bergbau an der Ruhr: Historische Karte um 1840 (abgerufen am 29. April 2014)
 Der frühe Bergbau an der Ruhr: Karte der Situation um 2000 (abgerufen am 29. April 2014)
 Alter Bergbau in Annen (abgerufen am 29. April 2014)

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The required precision in radial run-out, but more importantly in tilt, necessary to manufacture scleral lenses demands that the work holding system to be finely tuned and maintained. For those labs that are looking to improve their precision and productivity, it is common to look to improvements in the work holding process.
This article looks at the limitations of current tooling styles and styles that you can expect to become more common in the future.
It has been about 15 years since Delrin blocking tools have been in general use in the contact lens industry. Delrin blocking tools offer many advantages, but come with some concerns that lab managers need to be aware of. The advantages of Delrin tools include: low cost, they will not damage the lathe diamond, they are forgiving to poor condition collets, and they don't require pre-heating. One concern is plastics absorb water. The water absorbsion rate for Delrin is from .12%-.25%. Depending on your process, you may find that your blocking tools are larger than 12.7 mm. We can re-grind these blocking tools to bring them back to the 12.7 mm diameter. Another concern is that Delrin is roughly 100 times less stiff than steel. If you are using solid Delrin tools, this difference in stiffness is not a factor. In fact, it is a benefit where imperfect collets are in use since the collet defects will sink into the Delrin. If the Delrin tools are made with internal tapers to fit front polishing machines, these blocking tools are much less stable than a metal tool of the same design. Delrin tools with internal tapers are much softer in the collet and may move during the cutting process resulting in center thickness (CT) errors.
The precision flange type blocking tool is the answer for many labs. Typically, lathe collets control both the radial and tilt alignment of the blocking tool. The flanged blocking tool can rely on the face of the spindle for the tilt alignment requiring the collet to control radial alignment only.
Using the spindle nose to register the angle of the tool greatly increases the accuracy of parallel alignment of the axes of the spindle and tool. Flanged blocking tools can be implemented in two ways:
1. A large flanged tool (25 mm diameter) that rests directly against the spindle face.
2. A smaller flange (19 mm diameter) that rests against a precision cover over the spindle nose. In option 1, the collet face must be recessed behind the spindle face to ensure that the flange of the blocking tool contacts the face of the spindle.
In option 2, the spindle nose cover must be made of a stiff material (steel, bronze, aluminum) and precisely machined. Using a non-ferrous metal allows you to face off the cover in place with the lathe diamond, ensuring a precise location surface. This process ensures that surface of the cover is perpendicular to the spindle. Some advantages of the flanged blocking tools are:
1. Precision location that can be used for dead length processes.
2. Flanges provide much better chucking stability resulting in better surface finish and CT control.
3. The flange controls tilt better than the collet alone which is a big help on large diameter lenses.
4. The flange can double as a surface for a lathe auto loader to grasp. Some labs are adopting precision flanged blocking tools.
So, what do these blocking tools look like? What features are required that are different from a 12.7 mm Delrin blocking tool? These tools are hardened or coated metal with a plastic core. [picture-490]. It may be OK for these tools to be made out of solid Delrin. This could be OK for applications where the lathe probes every lens blank, provided that the collet pulls evenly and the flange flexes evenly. But for increased precision, metal blocking tools are better. Metal choices include anodized aluminum, tool steel, and hardened stainless steel. However, these hardened materials are not friendly to diamond tools. To solve this problem, we make a hybrid tool with a Delrin core. This makes a durable, stiff, base with a wax and diamond friendly blocking surface. Another benefit of this arrangement is that the core can be replaced. We have recently found a supply of colored Delrin. Lab personnel like this because the colors can be used to indicate the radius to more closely match the base curve (BC) profile. It has been shown that minimizing the blocking wax thickness provides better support of the lens. This is achieved by turning a similar curve as the BC on the blocking tool.[picture 2].
Recently, I was in a lab that had the Gfeller lathess, chuck, and blocking system for both spherical and fly-cut toric lenses. It had been adapted to a 4 axis CNC fly cutter system using 12.7 mm collets in a 20 year-old CNC lathe. They were upgrading to fast-tool servo CNC lathes, but wanted to be able to use the Gfeller system as a back-up. This involved making threaded adaptors with 12.7 mm shanks to fit into our Auto-blocker. The Gfeller adaptor with the 12.7 mm diameter shank has a 30 mm diameter flange that is drawn up tight to the lathe spindle nose when fitted into a collet that is recessed into the spindle. During validation of the new adaptors and the calibration procedure, I checked the runout of the lathe collet. It was .010-.015 mm total indicated run-out (TIR) at various distances from the spindle nose. This is an excessive amount, but not bad for a 20 year-old collet.
The new adaptors were made with an 18 mm diameter flange; the same diameter as the Gfeller chuck. Inserting the new adaptors in the lathe collet resulted in similar run-outs of .010 mm TIR, which was expected. I decided to insert the original Gfeller adaptors with 30 mm flange and measure the run-out. The dominate locating surface was the flange, rather than the shank. The run-out on the locating surfaces (diameter and face) was up to .006 mm TIR. I tried all of the Gfeller adaptors for both toric and spherical production and the worse run-out was .006 mm TIR. This data proves the value of the metal flanged arbor/chuck.
Over the last few years we have supplied blocking machines into legacy processes and worked with labs to improve their precision. On one project, the lathe collet and blocking tools were based on a proprietary approach. We found that in adapting modern lathe collets to work with the legacy tooling, there was tilt in the system that was very difficult to correct. This error was discovered during the blocker alignment procedure. We knew that the blocker was aligned at our factory, but we couldn't get repeating results in the lab.
We proposed a blocking tool design with a large flange that rested against the spindle face to solve the problem. The design used the same special collet diameter of the legacy tools, so they didn't need to replace the lathe collets. The lab manager agreed to a pilot set of flanged blocking tools of aluminum with Delrin cores. These were configured for both lens blank blocking and front curve (FC) blocking. In this case, we made the flanges 30 mm in diameter to ensure good contact with the face of the spindle. The initial tests were good and provided a good basis to calibrate the system. The production blocking tools are anodized aluminum rings with different cores for both lens blanks and FC's. Along with solving many production and quality problems in their corneal and soft lens (SL) line, these blocking tools fit right into their scleral production. The improvement in the SL surface quality was such that all of the SL's could be produced polish free.
Another project involved a proprietary chucking system that was showing some limitations in wear and replacement cost. We were asked to look into a blocking system using hardened tools with replaceable cores. Among the choices was an off-the-shelf hardened and ground steel component with a 12.7 mm diameter shank and a 19 mm diameter flange. This part had a through hole that could be used for a core. The lathe chucking system, blocking machines, and blocking tools were converted to 12.7 mm diameter collets. Since the flanges on these blocking tools were 19 mm, collet covers were installed over the spindle noses. These covers provided a surface for the flange to be drawn against as the closed.
Again, these collet covers are made of metal for its stiffness. The conversion to flanged 12.7 mm X 19 mm diameter mm flanged blocking tools was a success in terms of the cost, availability, precision, and production.
When solid Delrin blocking tools became accepted in the CL industry, I thought that the industry may conform to a standardized set of tooling. That has happened to a certain degree. About 50% of our customers use this type of blocking tool. But, with legacy processes and the growth of scleral lens production, a better type of blocking tool may be needed. The hard coated flanged hybrid blocking tool with a Delrin core fulfills the precision, production, and cost requirements of these specialty lenses.


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The Latest Buzz From Indian Bloggers…
Written byKamla Bhatt
Posted 12 July 2006 17:40 GMT
Bombay, cooling glasses, Rajnikant vs Tom Cruise and some original quotes: a new twist to old quotes. Dominating this week's round-up is the horrible bomb blasts in India's commercial and entertainment capital: Bombay or Mumbai. In an ironic twist last week marked Portuguese traveler's Vasco Da Gama's first trip to India in 1497. The reason I mention that is because according to one school of thought (there are always many schools of thoughts anytime you discuss India) Bombay is derived from the Portuguese words "bom" + "bahia" that translates into "good" + "bay" and over the years Bombahia morphed into Bombay, and now Mumbai.
Bombay/Mumbai has once again demonstrated its resilient spirit and nature…life must go on is the mantra after the horrible and dastardly bomb attacks on Bombay's main line of communication: its railway system. Bombay, like New York city, ferries millions of passengers up and down the length of the city through its its extensive railway network. The bombs went off on the Western Line and within hours trains were back on track ferrying its passengers back and forth.
Whoever said Bombay is the rudest city in the world got their math wrong…this is a city where people don't wait for the administration to lend a helping hand …instead, they help each other during times of crisis as the city has demonstrated time and again 1993, 2005, 2006 to mention a few.
Here is a video clip from Arikast of the famous Bombay train…note how crowded the bogeys (compartments) are and how people are hanging out of the doors of the train compartment. This is a familiar sight on Bombay trains…the happy, smiling faces of commuters.
Bombay Train Video Clip.
Rmbit has a video clip of Bombay railway station on YouTube. Note how crowded the train station is.
Bombay train station.
Bloggers from Bombay and the rest of the world (who once called Bombay their home, but live elsewhere) write and celebrate the resilient spirit and soul of this city.
Govindraj Ethiraj of Dateline Bombay says:
"And yet, there is no choice. There is no other option. Life must go on. Despite knowing that every vulnerable chink in Mumbai city has been exposed. Those who survived Wednesday's blasts have only fellow passengers to thank. Television images showed many being lifted and hauled off. Others, with bloodied faces and tattered clothes, staggered out of stations and helped themselves into waiting taxis."
Asuph in his post Salaam Bombay writes:
"The city paralyzed by overcrowding, bad town planning, crumbling infrastructure, communal strives, a constant threat of terrorism, and so on. It's a wonder that it moves at all, but it moves. It moves and moves you in turn — with all its passion for living, its resilience, and a plain ordinary humanity and courage that makes people come out, while there are blasts happening around them, and knowing that they could be the next. People come out to help strangers, in whichever way they can. People don't wait for the police, or local administrator, they just pick up the injured and put them into taxis and send them to nearby hospitals, saving god knows how many precious lives…."
Da Beam, who lives in Kuwait, urges people to stand up and city that he once called home. "Let us stand up and fight for MUMBAI – our city and our home."
Duke of What'z Thez Pointz says:
"As people lay tired on railway stations, citizens got together to provide food and water to them. These teams also got together and collected clothes for the unlucky ones whose houses got washed away. A few do good things. The goodness follows, begets more. It spreads. Such is the magic of Mumbai."
Khakra has a posting from his younger brother who is working as an intern in a venture capital in Bombay. Providence appeared to have helped him…he decided to skip the train and drive to work instead.
"Only when I got home and switched on the news did I realize how bad the situation really is. The blasts went off at stations that i cross twice every day, six times a week. The blasts went off at around the same time that I would be on the train going home. [Bro usually travels in one of the 'First Class' compartments of a train, in which the bombs went off. Had I not driven to work, I could've been in one of those first-class bogeys .."
After reading on Bombay, we take a break by looking at a fascinating element of popular Indian culture: cooling glasses, some of you might call them shades or dark glasses, but in India we call them cooling glasses. Cooling glasses is one of those quaint Indian words like cool drinks. Wikisharma's post on cooling glasses and South Indian icons is sure to bring a smile to your face. Here is a snippet from his post, and you need to read the rest to enjoy his train of thoughts.
"Logically, this evolutionary advantage also leads us to conclude that men wearing sun glasses are more capable of heroic deeds, acts of selfless gallantry and kinship, and producing ideal and copious amounts of sperm for future offspring."
Sreejith of I am going crazy has a post comparing Tom Cruise vs. Rajnikanth. He writes:
"The same friends who mock at my fascination for Rajnikanth, never lets an opportunity slip by to show their fervor for Tom. I point to them my comparison and questions their difference in attitude. They answer Tom Cruise is for "elite" audience while Rajnikanth is for "pit" audience, making me wonder what exactly is"eliteness"
The ZombieWorld Sinsuoid has some pretty interesting and original quotes. Here is one: "When the going gets tough, look at the compliment set." Log on to the post to read the rest of his creative quotes.
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Detroit Tigers outfield prospect Steven Moya has hit .260 with 16 homers and 50 RBIs in Double-A Erie this season.
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Starting pitcher Jake Thompson and outfielder Steven Moya have been named to the All-Star Futures Game, the league announced Tuesday.
The two touted prospects will represent the Detroit Tigers in the event held on July 13, two days before the All-Star Game, as part of the All-Star week in Minneapolis.
Thompson, the Tigers' No. 5 overall prospect according to Baseball America's rankings, is 6-2 with a 2.43 ERA for Single-A Lakeland. The Tigers' second-round pick in 2012, the 20-year-old Thompson will pitch for Team USA.
Moya, 22, is ranked the Tigers' best power hitter according to Baseball America. A 6-foot-6, 230-pound outfielder, Moya has hit .260 with 16 home runs and 50 RBIs for Double-A Erie. Born in Puerto Rico, Moya will play for the World team.
The annual game is designed to showcase some of the top minor league talent and will feature at least one player from each organization.


This mini banner is sewn from African Mudcloth on front, and indigo Hmong on back (it can be hung either way- reversible foreva!). It is hung with a dowel and white string. Please note that there will be some slight variation due to pattern placement from the banner pictured to the one ordered.


Heavy snow has trapped sheep across north Wales, leading to fears hundreds could die in the freezing conditions.
The Farmers' Union of Wales (FAW) said farmers had their work cut out keeping the sheep they could still see alive, let alone trying to rescue others buried under drifts of 15ft (4.57m).
One hill farmer in Conwy said his sheepdog had helped him find and rescue 70 ewes in the past two days.
The unseasonable cold spell is forecast to continue until the weekend.
Gareth Wyn Jones, who has 3,500 sheep at his farm in Llanfairfechan, Conwy, said after three days of work they had little hope of finding more animals alive.
"The rescue job is coming to more of a salvage job. It's not very easy," he told the BBC News website.
Mr Jones was full of praise for his seven-year-old sheepdog Eryri Cap, who he said was responsible for every rescue they had performed.
Gwyn Williams, FUW area manager for Conwy, said: "There is no thaw in sight and people can't just move around either and see the entire farm because of the drifts.
Media captionOne hill farmer in Conwy said his sheepdog had helped him find and rescue 70 ewes in the past two days.
"They are 10-15ft in some place. Virtually the whole of north Wales is in the same boat."
He said nobody would know the amount of sheep lost until they were able to get access to them.
"Their work is cut out just trying to keep what they can see alive," he added.
"The place looks different. You can't really imagine what it is without being there yourself. I have seen it with my own eyes."
He said sheep could survive for weeks in the snow if necessary, especially if they were in groups as the immediate snow around them would melt and they would resort to eating each other's wool to stay alive.
However, once they were rescued they tended not to survive for long after in his experience.
Mr Williams said the worrying aspect was that the freeze had no prospect of an immediate end. "We can cope for two to three days, but anything longer than that we can't manage."
At present he had not heard many reports of problems with feed deliveries, but said that a few days more "would create some problems", and added that collecting milk could become difficult, which would leave farmers in the position of having to pour away their supplies.


Bengaluru, June 5, 2015: ABB India will be expanding its flagship sustainability initiative "access to electricity" program to more than 500 households across five villages in Barmer, Rajasthan. Over a period of time the program has covered seven villages in Barmer, reaching out to almost 1,200 households and impacting more than 7,000 lives.
"Access to electricity" is a demand driven bottom up approach to rural electrification that was launched in 2002. The program focusses on productive use of affordable electricity and promotion of local economic growth. Internationally ABB has undertaken this initiative in Tanzania and Myanmar. ABB India has already been executing this program across 100 villages in Sunderbans, West Bengal in addition to Barmer, Rajasthan. While a mini-grid was set-up in Tanzania, the other locations involved solar PV home lighting kits with charging provisions in these energy dark areas.
In Rajasthan, the productivity of weavers and tailors has risen by 50 percent and 40 percent respectively; they can now work at night avoiding searing daytime temperatures. Children can now study after dark, and the number attending school has doubled in two years. Electricity has replaced kerosene, reducing the danger of fires and easing health problems. The nurse at the health center can now treat patients at night, and dispense advice on an electrically recharged mobile phone to patients far and wide. In addition to similar benefits, the initiative in the Sunderbans has also reduced human-wildlife conflicts as there is now less need to collect fuel wood from the forest.
In the upcoming expansion in Barmer, each household will be provided a kit that will include a solar panel, two lamps, a portable lantern, wall switches, control unit with rechargeable battery, USB port and adaptors. The feasibility and implementation is dependent on the requirement and use by local stakeholders. ABB trains the villagers extensively in the upkeep of the batteries and the charging patterns for continual maintenance of these systems.
The energy cost for people in remote and rural areas in developing countries amounts to approximately $1 to $3 per month. Sometimes as much as up to 20-30 percent of the disposable income is used for energy, essentially for charcoal, kerosene and dry batteries. In areas where electricity replaces other commercial fuels, households' energy costs fall rather than rise. In developed countries people spend approximately 2-3 percent of their income on electricity.
Corporate Communications, ABB India Ltd.


Solar cooked food (provided all day). Solar displays and exhibitors. Win Solar Cookers and other prizes in our Raffle (Proceeds fund our community service projects). Solar Potluck Dinner at 5:00 pm – Come out and cook with us, or bring a dish or beverage to share, and your own plate and utensils.
Valley of the Moon is an alcohol-free venue.


Apple store coming to Carousel Center?
Apple may open a retail store in the Carousel Center Mall in Syracuse, NY, reports the Syracuse Post-Standard. The mall's owners, the Pyramid Company, has seen Apple stores open at its establishments in Albany, Buffalo and West Nyack, the article adds.


Top daily deal maker moves into online retailing, taking on the likes of Amazon, Wal-Mart, eBay, and Best Buy.
One size daily deals don't fit everyone--not even Groupon.
In an effort to diversify revenue and maintain its rapid growth, Groupon, which has temporarily shelved its $750 million public offering, is fast evolving its business model. Recently Groupon deals have gone mobile, real-time, and location aware.
Today's launch of "Groupon Goods," however, marks the company's most aggressive departure away from its core daily deal offers. With Groupon Goods, the Chicago based company seems to be moving into full-blown e-commerce. If fully realized, that would put the company, valued at $20 billion, head-to-head with online retail giants such as Amazon, Wal-Mart, and Best Buy. Amazon has invested $175 million in LivingSocial, Groupon's closest competitor.
Groupon's representatives didn't respond to CNET's request for comment. But it appears members will be offered deals on specific items such as electronics, exercise equipment, and kitchen wares through e-mail. A limited number of customers from Groupon's 134 million member e-mail list were notified today about the new U.S. service.
Unless you received an e-mail offer, Groupon's direct buys were hard to find on the company's home page. Business Insider managed to get hold of the new e-mail deals showcasing five products ranging from an iPhone/iPod speaker dock ($40) to a LED HDTV ($440) and an Ionic hair dryer ($69). And Groupon published a FAQ page loosely describing the new service.
In another attempt to entice customers and local merchants and stir interest in its IPO, Groupon also introduced a rewards program today. Aimed at repeat shoppers, the rewards program kicks in after a consumer reaches a certain spending threshold. Once that happens, the consumer is eligible for a discount up to 80 percent off compared with Groupon's usual 50 percent markdown. Philadelphia will be the first metro to try out the rewards program beginning on October 14.
Since filing for its IPO in June, Groupon has experienced a series of setbacks. Most recently, Groupon is slashing its reported revenues by half--from $713.4 million in 2010 down to $312.9 million--in accordance with accounting revisions prompted by the SEC. And after only five months on the job, Groupon's second COO in just two and a half years quit to return to Google, her previous employer.


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(H) Thursday Mar 24 @ 4:15PM vs Montrose Area Junior/Senior High School
(A) Thursday Mar 31 @ 4:15PM vs Blue Ridge High School
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(H) Thursday Apr 7 @ 4:15PM vs Mid Valley High School
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(A) Thursday Apr 14 @ 4:15PM vs Riverside Junior/Senior High School
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Q: Most concise way to validate Google sign-in access token using Ruby I'm building a React app that uses a Rails backend.
I'm using Google Sign-in, and doing most of the work on the client side, and have the flow working up to successfully logging in and obtaining an access token on the client.
I want to perform this step, authenticating the token on the server, because otherwise I'm simply trusting the client to assert the user's identity at this point. There are several examples here, but none of them in Ruby.
I'm aware I can simply fall back to using the tokeninfo endpoint (https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/tokeninfo?id_token=foo), but would view this as a last resort.
There are various examples out there of Ruby OAuth2 flows involving Google sign-in, but what I'm looking for is the basic step of simply validating an access token on the server, given a client ID and Google's public keys (I believe this is the appropriate data).

A: Well, it appeared that this genuinely didn't exist, so I wrote it myself.
Using the Python and Node.js implementations as a guide, I've authored a Ruby gem for this task.
https://github.com/hamza/google-auth-token-validator-ruby
It's brand new, so I welcome bug reports, feature requests and PRs.
Let me know if this helps anyone.

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Our agency is a little different from other agencies in that we spend a lot of time with new clients to understand their needs, their competitors and their expectations. We work with businesses of all sizes, but really specialize in small to mid size businesses. Examples include: doctors, attorneys (lots of those), addiction recovery (quite a few of those), retail stores, fashion brands, SaaS, even car dealerships.
The analogy I like to use goes something like this: "Mr. Client, you've been practicing law for seven years. You haven't touched your website in five years. Some of your competitors have had their practices for 20 years. One of these competitors has 150 pages of content on their site and more than 1500 blog posts. Why do you think you can be on page one of Google in just two months?" After explaining to him the importance of organic marketing and SEO, the client realized that skipping this step had put him years behind his competitors.
Most of our clients are savvy in building a business, but are challenged as to how to build a robust marketing plan and measure their ROI. Some want leads right away – right now- and for those clients, we put them into paid ads (on Google and Facebook). But no matter what their timeline, we always, always stress the importance of inbound marketing.
First, the cold, hard truth: while organic marketing (aka content marketing or inbound marketing) is very important, it takes a long time to move the needle. How long? Six months is safe bet, and this is only possible if you're prolific with your blogging. Once a week is the minimum, but twice a week is better.
The top two listings are ads/paid listings (Google Ads, using Pay per click).
Then, moving down a little, you'll see the map which is reference to the listings from "local search results." Local search results are listed based on where you're sitting when you do your online search. Google knows if you're sitting in Irvine or in Palmdale and as a result, the listings you will see are very different based on where you're sitting.
The next picture shows the organic listings. These listings are displayed in the order of their "SEO juice." In other words, how robust their content is.
Length of the content on any page – Blog posts should be at least 1500 words per post.
Freshness – is the content many years old? I sure hope not.
Mobile website design – if your website is not optimized for mobile, Google is scoring you low and pushing your content down the page.
Domain authority – How long your website has been up and running and properly indexed within Google.
User experience – if your page navigation a hot mess? Are your bounce rates high? If so, Google is penalizing you.
Relevant content – When a person enters a long-tail search word or phrase, is your content optimized?
Your 2019 strategy should still involve blogging as usual. Because blogging is, and will remain, an essential game plan to reach your audience. Organic Marketing and SEO should be the first thing you address in any plan to drive rankings for your website.
No matter what type of business you have – old or now, online sales or no sales, B2B or B2C – organic marketing lays the foundation upon which you will grow your search engine rankings.
Over time and with a sustained, careful effort, your content will help grow your presence over time. Blogging does this. Just like building a skyscraper, if you want to be seen, you need to build it brick by brick until you rise above the others.
It also helps to have an SEO expert go through your website regularly. At the very least, schema markup is important. Beyond that, things like H1 tags, meta descriptions, alt-img tags are top of the list. If you don't know what these are or how to fix them, hire a professional – now. Not addressing them is hoping a leaky pipe will fix itself.
Blogging is still a critical content marketing tactic for 2019.
HupSpot published a study in 2018 that showed 52% of respondents on a recent content marketing survey agreed that blogging is their most critical content marketing tactic.
Blogging is still the best way to talk about products or service.
Yes, video is engaging. But when it comes to drilling down and providing the nitty gritty on a subject, long form content (that's 1500 words or more) performs systematically well.
People place more trust in blogs.
Obvioiusly, being on page one of Google, and other search engines, is important. The more you feature in search engine results, the more traffic you get to your website. And you get there by using keywords and blogging. A lot.
Inbound links (hyperlinks that go back to your site) are the lifeblood of any website. They're the currency of the internet because high quality backlinks, from a variety of sites, give your website a higher rank in search engine results. The more you blog about all things useful, the higher the chances of you getting those inbound links. Organic marketing and SEO are inextricably linked in this way, too.
Blogging is better than social posts.
Blogging is supports a successful social marketing plan.
Need to configure your blog's social icons on HubSpot? Learn how here.
Blogging is a softer form of advertising.
People don't like being sold to. They want a more human approach. Your blog functions as your advertising, only better. Most people use a company blog to find out more about that company.
I've been in digital marketing in one form or another since 1994. The first website I built was for NGK Spark Plugs and it used Flash Animation as an intro. Times have changed. Today, it's a full time effort just to be found on the internet.
I'm still fascinated by a client who said "I need to make a little money before I can advertise." This client owned a new Asian-fusion restaurant in Los Angeles County. If you know anything about this town, you'd know that there are already 10 gazillion of these places.
I went online while sitting with him and showed him how his business was virtually invisible on search results. He was languishing 10 pages down on Google search, and too many pages down on Yelp to ever have any hope of finding his establishment.
I presented a robust, scalable plan that included social media advertising, events for Yelp Elites and a proper (but affordable website). When he finally understood it, he finally relented. It's the same story over and over – digital marketing is scary.
The close of my pitch is always to remind clients that digital marketing is unlike buying ads in magazines, newspapers or on billboards – the results are clearly trackable in reports. There's no guesswork and you always know which dollars are producing results and which aren't.
Once we show the correlation between organic marketing and SEO as part of a comprehensive digital marketing strategy, they start to get it.
Do: Make sure you have Google Analytics installed on your site and that your on-page SEO has been done by a professional company. It's best to pay for this monthly, as you do NOT want to foot this bill in one lump sum. Most agencies will prefer this arrangement, anyway.
Don't: Don't try to write the content yourself unless you have a professional content writer on staffer. Remember one critical thing: you're writing for Google, too, so your blog posts need to stick to a keyword or keyword phrase for best results. Organic marketing and SEO work best when there's cohesion between the Blog posts and the on-page messaging.
Do: Hire a professional writer but make sure you have that content marketing plan in place before you do. Expect to pay between $0.08 to $0.25 a word for quality content.
Do: Make sure your blog posts are at least 1500 words.
Do: Post your articles on social media as a teaser with a backlink to the full article on your website.


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Who Remembers U92's JJ Bones?
By Kayvon Motiee
When U92 signed on the air in February of 1999, no one gave us any chance to make it this long. Hip-Hop in Utah? Most people didn't think we would make it to June of that year. But they were wrong!
There are 2 big reasons we have stood the test of time:
01 – The incredible hip hop music that is as the center of everything we do
02 – The dedicated people who work incredibly long hours to bring it to you.
One of the early pioneer DJ's from back in the day was JJ Bones (Jason Tolbert). JJ worked long hours in both promotions and over the airwaves. He helped bring Utah artists like Nelly, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Outcast, and countless others.
Today, Jason still lives in Utah and is a husband, Father, and Grandfather. He has also been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Just like U92 back in 1999, no one is giving him much of a chance to survive. But there still is still hope!
There is a treatment that could save Jason's life. I am not a doctor so I won't try to explain it to you. I will include all of the information that his family has sent me below.
What I will tell you is that Jason is one of the finest people you will ever meet. He is the type of guy that would give you the shirt off of his back if he thought it would help you. He has a deep love for his family and friends. He was the guy who is responsible for me meeting my wife. He wants to live longer and I would love to see that happen.
If you can't give money, just say a prayer or send some positive energy his way. He is one of the reasons that Hip-Hop survived when no one gave it a chance. How cool would it be if we get to return the favor?
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Katia Lopez-Hodoyan
Katia Lopez-Hodoyan has lived in Italy, Jordan and Germany, but she's happy to call San Diego home.
Katia recently came back from Rome, where she worked for five years as foreign correspondent, covering stories for Telemundo Network. She covered everything from the election of Pope Francis to the terrorists attacks in Paris.
Katia also covered papal trips to Israel, Palestine, Jordan and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
To get an inside look at the refugee crisis and its effects on Europe, the Middle East and the U.S. Katia lived in a refugee camp in Jordan for an entire month.
Before heading to Rome, Katia worked as a general assignment reporter for KNSD. She was also a producer and reporter for its Spanish language station, 'Mi San Diego.' After graduating from the University of San Francisco, Katia worked as an assignment editor and writer for Univision San Diego (KBNT).
Katia is from the San Diego/Tijuana border region. She was raised and educated on both sides of the border. She speaks English, Spanish and Italian.
On her free time, she loves a good Bikram Yoga class!
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This is a nice and quiet village house designed with loving care, an ideal family home for a vacation with all amenities at your reach. The wrought iron gates open to the access alley. There are three large bedrooms on the ground floor with high-quality furniture and bedding, with two closets in two of them, three en-suite bathrooms and a guest bathroom, each room having its own style and atmosphere. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, fridge-freezer, ceramic cooktop, oven, microwave, toaster, electric water heater, coffee maker, granite countertops, etc. ..Next to it is the laundry room with washing machine, ironing board and iron. The house also has a nice, cozy lounge area with satellite TV, DVD and Internet access. The hallway, decorated and furnished, is very spacious and opens directly into the garden. With central heating, the house is also a perfect vacation home for the colder months. Outside, a large and beautiful garden tempts you to relax by the pool while children play on the lawn. The pool (about 10 x 5 m) is surrounded by sunbeds, umbrellas and one outdoor shower. The grill and the furnished terraces provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. With its very central and peaceful location, this house is ideal for a family with children and friends. Here you can relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The cottage is situated on the outskirts of the charming and quaint village of S'Horta, where you can find supermarkets, banks, bakeries and bars. You can take a morning walk to go buy freshly baked bread from the bakery on the town square. The house is fully restored to a high level. The beautiful Cala Sanau beach is a short drive away. The closest spots of interest, Calonge, Cala D'Or, Felanitx and Santanyi are also only five to fifteen minutes by car. For golf lovers, the Vall D'Or Golf is located three miles away, five minutes by car. Water sports enthusiasts can find all they need in Porto Colom or Cala Ferrera.
We want to thank you for your interest in our accommodation, and to remind you that our principal concern is our guests. On behalf of the whole team, we want to let you know about the objectives and wishes that we develop every day.


It is imperative that you manage children intellectual development. Children like games but despise studying frequently. At the same time, the years as being a kid tend to be the best period of time to study. And so, this is a good initiative to blend different games along with the learning process. This way your daughter or son may enjoy some exciting on-line computer games and in addition discover new stuff. Children can't stand studying mathematics because it is too difficult. But the great thing perhaps there is can be a means to fix this concern. These days you should buy numerous color-by-number game titles, which may be fairly effective.
You need to take into account that color-by-number printables are designed for kids, who've got certain problems with the educational process and diligence. Many mothers have valued the evident pros the coloring pages can offer. The main positive aspect of color by number pages is why these materials turn the operation of learning into a pleasurable activity. Therefore your daughter or son will study the ropes of maths when coloring different images.
These days color by number printables are available in a number of artistic forms. You could choose among a number of cartoon characters and/or pets, cars and the like and so on. If your kid likes Lilo and Stitch, without doubts, you can find lots of colour by number pages with the characters of these cartoon.
Nowadays the World Wide Web made simple getting information. And color by number books reap important things about the net progress.
So there is no have to visit the shopping mall and find interesting color by number pages in your beloved kids. Anytime you are able to purhase various coloring printables on the internet. These color by number printables might be printed at a later date thereby used as educational stuff on your kids. Yet, you can get various apps with large libraries of these coloring pages. Such games might be very useful because in addition to leaning maths basics as well as bettering diligence, your kid will almost certainly discover the fundamental principles laptop or computer work.
If you would like to get these applications for the toddlers, you need to have to use into consideration certain points. It's possible to get yourself a dvd apps without any problems on the internet. However, before getting make sure that you will investigate the best prices to discover applications your kids will appreciate. When conducting online research, make without doubt the dealership provides you with demo version of the application to to think about all advantages and drawbacks.
Of course, pre-school education is certainly extremely important, yet in various cases kids simply dislike schooling since it may be monotonous. At the same time using games features in education absolutely solves that very frequent problem for little ones and their parents.
As already mentioned, the most popular coloring books offer cartoon heroes and animals. Little ones adore cartoons and animals, therefore, every kid will enjoy interesting coloring books which can differ in complexity. Some color printables feature 2-4 colours and figures, when you could possibly get more complex book types too (over 10 hues). Using games in education become a specialist approach around the globe. Furthermore, fathers and mothers might use color by number pages outside school to organize kids for kindergarten. The biggest benefit of this process is children like it! It's also possible to inspire young kids by providing prizes and rewards for picking the right colors.


Births, marriage and deaths have been indexed from our local newspapers including the Wanganui Herald and the Wanganui Chronicle.
The index includes families from the Whanganui, Rangitikei and South Taranaki regions including Wanganui, Waverley, Patea, Waimarino, Taihape, Hunterville, Marton and Bulls.
Biographical information indexed from other published sources and family histories has been included on some of the index cards. The index covers the period from 1840 to 2002.
From 2003 onwards family information has been indexed onto a computer database. Please ask a staff member to access this database for you.
The Wanganui Cemetery Database is available at www.wanganui.govt.nz/Cemeteries/index.asp. It is being updated with historic burial and cremation records. This work is ongoing and is being done by the Wanganui Branch of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists.


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Knaves Are After a King's Ransom
There are times in which March really does blow in like a lion. Take, for example, March 1, 1932. On that day, Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr., 20-month-old son of famous American aviator Charles Lindbergh, was kidnapped, beginning one of the most infamous criminal cases in American history. During the search of the Lindbergh home a ransom note demanding $50,000 was found. The note was the first of many.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover entered the case, announcing the FBI would support the New Jersey State Police in investigating the kidnapping. As a point of interest, the Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police at the time was Colonel H. Norman Schwarzkopf. If the name sounds familiar, it's because H. Norman was the father of H. Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., perhaps better known as "Stormin Norman," commander of coalition forces during the Persian Gulf War.
Sadly, the Lindbergh kidnapping ended tragically for the child. Some 18 months after the kidnapping an arrest was made, due largely to tracing the $20 gold notes used to pay the ransom.
The practice of ransom goes back countless centuries. According to Plutarch, in 75 BC, Julius Caesar was captured by Sicilian pirates. He was said to have told the pirates that the ransom they were demanding was far too small, he was worth much more. Whatever the fact of its origins it's clear that we have entered a far more sophisticated era. Now, cyber criminals employ ransomware to extort money from victims around the world. In one recent notorious example, two weeks ago Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital paid $17,000 in ransom to regain control of its network, which had been held captive for 10 days, essentially paralyzing their system and disrupting their ability to do business. Ransomware is a type of malware which disables the functionality of a computer by restricting access to it in some way. Then, it demands a ransom.
Writing in Digital Trends, Chris Stobing described the experience of being victimized by ransomware thusly, "You wake up one day, rub the sleep out of your eyes, and boot up your laptop. Expecting to see a Twitter feed or Facebook profile, instead you're greeted with a big red image, demanding that if you don't pay $200 to an unknown party in the next 24-hours, everything you know and love on your computer will be erased, and gone forever."
The FBI has warned that the use of ransomware is rapidly rising. Similar warnings abound. Last fall the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council warned financial institutions about the increasing "frequency and severity of cyber attacks involving extortion." One of the significant challenges associated with ransomware is that the ransom is not paid in traceable $20 gold certificates. Payment generally is made through digital currency Bitcoin or a form of electronic currency transfer.
The best way to guard against being victimized is to have good security software and to follow good security practices. Here's hoping your March is a breeze.


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Visually evoked potentials, NMDA receptors and the magnocellular system in schizophrenia
Skottun, Bernt C. and Skoyles, John R. (2011) Visually evoked potentials, NMDA receptors and the magnocellular system in schizophrenia. Acta Neuropsychiatrica, Online. ISSN 0924-2708
Background: It has been claimed that schizophrenia can be linked to the magnocellular system by way of N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) receptors. The present report examines this claim. Methods: A review is made of relevant research literature. Results: The NMDA studies that have been referenced to connect visual deficits in schizophrenia to the magnocellular system are based on the cat, a species whose visual system is fundamentally different from that of primates. The cat visual system cannot easily be divided into magno- and a parvocellular portions. Conclusions: Owing to the substantial differences between the visual systems of cats and primates, it is difficult to link sensory abnormalities in schizophrenia specifically to the magnocellular system based on data from the cat.
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I have this cute little table that sits outside. It's a white aluminum thing I got on clearance at Target at the end of last summer. There's nothing special about it, but it makes a very nice place to put the iPod speakers in the summer.
Even though it's a nice white color, it is also a bit boring. So I thought I would spruce it up. So I went through my stash and pulled out some 'Happiness Is..' fabric with cute little Snoopy all over it and matched it up with some nice summery colors.
Considering that I really wanted to use the Snoopy fabric as the feature fabric, I decided to make a quick disappearing 9-patch. So I cut 6 and a half-inch squares of four different fabrics (including the Snoopy stuff) and sewed them into a 9-patch block. I made sure that the Snoopy squares were located in the four corners of the block. Then I cut the 9-patch in half both vertically and horizontally. After mixing them up into a pleasing pattern, I stitched them back together and did some straight-line quilting next to the seams.
The whole project took me about 4 hours including hand sewing the binding. My little table now has a cute cover.
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Vietnamese man gives tearful thanks 36 years after being rescued off the coast of Vietnam by a high school fishing training vessel, says ship "saved his life"
Masakazu Minami giving thanks to Gensho Miyagi, the ship captain of the Shonan-maru which rescued him at sea 36 years ago. March 16, the Yellow Bamboo restaurant in Tokyo
March 19, 2019 Ryukyu Shimpo
By Hiroe Nakagawa
"I want to say my thanks to the people of Okinawa who saved my life.
Not a day goes by where I forget what you did for me." Masakazu Minami (50, Vietnamese name: John Tai Tuan Vin), who runs a Vietnamese restaurant in Tokyo, continues to carry these thoughts with him. Minami fled his home country of Vietnam in August of 1983 on a wooden ship, and was rescued off the coast of Ho Chi Minh City by the Shonan-maru, an Okinawan fishing training vessel from Okinawa Suisan (fishery) High School.
With help from the Ryukyu Shimpo, Minami was able to learn the name of the ship and the contact information of the captain of the ship at the time, Gensho Miyagi (75, formerly Gensho Shimoji).
On March 16, 36 years after being rescued, Minami spoke on the phone with Miyagi, giving his thanks with tears rolling down.
On August 4, 1983, the 14-year-old Minami boarded a small wooden boat and left Vietnam. With the support of his grandfather, he decided to flee abroad to escape the troubles in his home country.
In the middle of the night after four days at sea, he saw a small light out in the dark ocean. The next morning, he discovered that it came from a Japanese ship, and waving a torch and lifebuoy, he called out to be rescued.
Minami reflected, "I was saved. My life was preserved."
The Shonan-maru had 69 students from the Okinawa Suisan High School aboard, having departed from Tomari Fishing Port in Naha in June. The ship discovered the wooden boat while making its way back home.
The maximum capacity of the Shonan-maru was 75 people, however Miyagi reckoned that they rescued around 105 people in total from the wooden ship.
The Shonan-maru changed course for Manilla in the Philippines, where they handed over the survivors to the Philippine government.
Minami then travelled from Manilla to a refugee center in Nagasaki, before being placed at the Motobu International Friendship Center in Motobu by the Japanese Red Cross' Okinawa Branch, where he spent the next eight months.
After that, Minami went moved to Tokyo, where he decided to live permanently in his second home country of Japan.
In the nineties, he became a Japanese citizen, and he currently owns and operates the Vietnamese restaurant "Yellow Bamboo" in Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda Ward.
Last summer, a teacher at a private high school in Okinawa visited Minami's restaurant in Tokyo.
After hearing the story of his rescue 36 years ago, the teacher relayed the story to this paper. The paper inquired with the parties involved, and was able to learn the name of the ship as well as Miyagi's contact information.
Minami said his thanks while tears rolled down his face. "If I had not been rescued I would not be here now.
I am sorry I have not been able to say thank you until now." He then promised, "I want to tell you about my life until now.
I will come to Okinawa."
Miyagi said happily, "I think we did the right thing. I am happy to hear that he had a successful life."
(English translation by T&CT and Sam Grieb)
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Lets talk Disciplinary committee decisions. There has been several decisions made that have me wondering are all these reviews necessary? I feel like these reviews are affecting the dynamics of the game. Yes some reviews are necessary for example the suspension of Nigel de Jong of the LA Galaxy for the tackle he committed on Portland's Nagbe in round 5. I have also noticed other similar "offenses" where the players"endangered the safety of the opponent" one resulted in a fine and another in a suspension and fine. Which brings me to ask are these plays being measured with the same stick?
In my opinion the MLS should have more experienced Referee's that can make the call on site. I also put my self in their shoes and know that every call will not be right. But just leave it as that!!! There is also a "mistaken identity" that was revised on week 6 Columbus Crew vs New York City FC where the red card should have been issued to Tyson Whal but was given to Michael Parkhurst. The Disciplinary Committee decided to retract the suspension from Parkhurst and give it to Whal. Wasn't it the refs poor decision? If the correct player has now been suspended should the referee also be held accountable? Its not only the central referee they are assisted by sideline referees and still cant get it right. I get it they are front row of beautiful plays and can easily get distracted!!!
It also feels as the players and coaches cannot give their opinion for the fear of repercussions. I could go on and on but as the weeks continue the more cases I see at this rate the discipline tab at MLS.com will need a website of its own.In this post full of questions what are your thoughts on the subject?
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Q: Firebase RecyclerView Adapter App is Crashing: Android I am working on an Android app. I use Firebase database. But I am stuck with a problem. My app crashes when I use FirebaseUI RecyclerViewAdapter. Here are all my dependencies:
compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-auth:11.0.1'
compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-database:11.0.1'
compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-storage:11.0.1'
compile 'com.firebaseui:firebase-ui-database:2.0.1'
 // For Phone number Auth
compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:11.0.1'
compile 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:11.0.1'
compile 'com.firebaseui:firebase-ui-auth:2.0.1'

Here is my Activity Code:
public class TestActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
    private RecyclerView recyclerView;
    private FirebaseUser mAuth;
    private DatabaseReference db;
    private String uid;
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_test);
        recyclerView=(RecyclerView) findViewById(R.id.userView);
       // mAuth= FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser();
        //uid=mAuth.getUid();
        db= FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().getReference().child("Users");
        recyclerView.setHasFixedSize(true);
        recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this));
        FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<AllUsers,userViewHolder> adapter=new FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<AllUsers, userViewHolder>(
                AllUsers.class,
                R.layout.add_people,
                userViewHolder.class,
                db
        ) {
            @Override
            protected void populateViewHolder(userViewHolder viewHolder, AllUsers model, int position) {
                viewHolder.setName(model.getName());
            }
        };
        recyclerView.setAdapter(adapter);
    }
    public static class userViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder{
        View mview;
        public userViewHolder(View itemView) {
            super(itemView);
            mview=itemView;
        }
        public void setName(String name){
            TextView username=(TextView) mview.findViewById(R.id.addName);
            username.setText(name);
        }
    }
}

Here is my Modal Class:
public class AllUsers {
    public String Name;
    public String Status;
    public String Profile_pic;
    public AllUsers(){

    }

    public AllUsers(String name, String status, String profile_pic) {
        Name = name;
        Status = status;
        Profile_pic = profile_pic;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return Name;
    }

    public void setname(String name) {
        Name = name;
    }

    public String getStatus() {
        return Status;
    }

    public void setStatus(String status) {
        Status = status;
    }

    public String getProfile_pic() {
        return Profile_pic;
    }

    public void setProfile_pic(String profile_pic) {
        Profile_pic = profile_pic;
    }
}

Please help me. I dont know what is my mistake. I have tried a lot of codes but all in vain. I will be very thankful to you if you help me. Thanks a lot.


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Q: Line with dashes of multiple colours I want to plot a line with dashes of different colours. Here is my current solution:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from matplotlib.collections import LineCollection
from matplotlib.colors import ListedColormap, BoundaryNorm

def plotmulticolor(x, y, cmap, axis, dashes=100):

    norm = BoundaryNorm(np.arange(cmap.N + 1) - 0.5, cmap.N)
    xp = []
    yp = []
    cp = []

    for i in range(len(x) - 1):
        xi = [x[i], x[i + 1]]
        yi = [y[i], y[i + 1]]
        d = np.sqrt(np.diff(ax.transLimits.transform(xi)) ** 2 + np.diff(ax.transLimits.transform(yi)) ** 2)
        n = int(d / np.sqrt(2) * dashes)
        xp += np.linspace(xi[0], xi[1], n).tolist()
        yp += np.linspace(yi[0], yi[1], n).tolist()
        cp += np.tile(np.arange(cmap.N), int(np.ceil(n / cmap.N)))[:n - 1].tolist()

    points = np.array([xp, yp]).T.reshape(-1, 1, 2)
    segments = np.concatenate([points[:-1], points[1:]], axis=1)
    lc = LineCollection(segments, cmap=cmap, norm=norm)
    lc.set_array(np.array(cp))
    return ax.add_collection(lc)

fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.set_xlim([0, 10])
ax.set_ylim([0, 10])
plotmulticolor([0, 5, 10], [0, 1, 10], ListedColormap(["r", "b", "g"]), axis=ax)
plt.show()

which gives what I want:

The problem is however that I hand-compute the number of dashes, which is heuristic, but mostly problematic as it requires a choice of appropriate scale. Currently I assume that I set the axes limits before, which gives me a scale, and I compute the dash size from it.
My question now is: is there a cleverer way that avoids the somewhat heuristic computation of the dash-size?


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To see or talk to the dead in your dream forewarns that you are being influenced by negative people and are hanging around the wrong crowd. More>>
To dream about sex refers to the integration and merging of contrasting aspects of yourself. More>>
To dream that you are making a sex tape means that you are sexually open to new things. More>>
To see or win cash in your dream indicates that success and prosperity is within your reach. More>>
To see hair in your dream signifies sexual virility, seduction, sensuality, vanity, and health. It is indicative of your attitudes. More>>
To see water in your dream symbolizes your subconscious and your emotional state of mind. More>>
To see a baby in your dream signifies innocence, warmth and new beginnings. More>>
To dream of your clothes is symbolic of your public self and how you are perceived. It is indicative of the act you put on in front of others. More>>
To dream that you are diving into clear water indicates that you have overcome your obstacles and setbacks. More>>
To dream that you are driving a car denotes your ambition, your drive and your ability to navigate from one stage of your life to another. More>>
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