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Just a fortnight ago, AWC berhad made an announcement to propose to acquire QudoTech and DD Techniche for RM26.5 mil by combination of cash and issuance of 30.66 mils new shares at a issue price of RM0.38 worth RM11.65 million.
The vendors made a profit guarantee of combined RM3.9 mils profit after taxed for each of the next 2 financial years.
In case there is any shortfall between the PAT of the target companies and the profit guarantee, the payment to the vendors will be reduced by the same amount of shortfall.
The group will issue 30.65 millions new shares which is equivalent to 13.6% of existing share capital at a issue price of RM0.38 to raise RM11.6 million while the rest of acquisition cost comes from internal cash and the payment is made in 3 phrases.
The first RM7 million is the down payment while the second and third payment only need to be paid upon confirmation that the profit guarantee is met at the end of the respective financial years.
Based on the profit guarantee, PE will be around RM26.5/RM3.9 = 6.79.
Unfortunately, the acquisition announcement did not show much details on the 3 financial statements of the 2 target companies, so EBIT/EV could not be measured.
Qudotech involved in M&E engineering works, specifically in all manners of plumbing works and currently has RM66 million order book on hands.
Revenue was increasing for the past 3 years. What's more with increasing profit margin with the latest half year result record at 12% net profit margin, up from 7% in FY2012.
ROE was more than 30% too with minimal borrowings and gearing.
DDT is involved in contracting for mechanical works, piping and systems design for rainwater harvesting products and trading of specialized water tanks.
DDT is considered as a new start up company. The company just incorporated in 2012.
Net profit was increasing too with expected closed to RM1 million net profit would be recorded in the latest financial year ended June 2015.
DDT stands to benefit from the regulatory to make rainwater harvesting systems a mandatory part of building plans for commercial and industrial buildings with a roof area equal to or exceeding 100 square meter in Perak, Selangor, Johor, Melaka, Kelantan and Perlis.
So, I think it's not that hard for the 2 target companies to meet the profit guarantee of RM3.9 million.
There is a proforma shown based on the profit guarantee added on top of the net profit attributed to the shareholders at FY2014 and divided by the enlarged no. of outstanding shares, EPS is 4.24 cents.
Based on the share price now, the valuation may not cheap. Worst case, the EPS will be diluted due to the ESOS implementation.
And historical record showed that the group's existing business is not so stable especially the engineering division.
Margin of safety is not there.
Will only look at it again when the price is right or the group's fundamental improves.
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Twirl your imagination away to a once upon a time of possibility! Every page in this classic tale sparkles with the magical quality that Cinderella, or The Little Glass Slipper beholds.
Cinderella dazzles the hearts and minds of the ageless child within each of us and teaches us the un-foreseen rewards that grow out of continued patience and kindness. Watch what becomes of a not-so-ordinary pumpkin, and how Cinderella's deepest wishes come true right before her very eyes!
Charles Perrault, 17th Century French author, is the founding figure behind what we now call "fairy tales," and has produced some of the most popular stories to date such as Sleeping Beauty, Puss In Boots and The Little Red Riding Hood (Also illustrated by Nancy Wiley).
Nancy Wiley's 20 plus years of dollmaking, mixed with her love for fairy tales has led to this mystical explosion that comes to life with every flip of the page.
Wiley's unique illustrative approach captures the idealistic "cindermaid" and her fantastical journey in a detailed and dreamy fashion like you've never before seen. Her blended use of paperclay, figurative sculpting, painting and mixed media pieces make this a one of a kind creative process with images that you will never forget!
Step into True Lily in Canandaigua New York, or order online to get your copy today and re-discover the magic that surrounds us everyday.


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Obstructive – any process that limits airflow on expiration.
Results from excess what? Fluid overload.
Which lobe is most frequent site?
2.Which of the following is TRUE regarding ARDS?
A.It is most commonly caused by infection.
B.It is caused by injury to bronchioles.
C.It can cause severe pulmonary edema.
Macrophages are not involved in response.
3.Which of the following is TRUE regarding the pathophysiology of asthma?
B.IgA is the major factor.
C.The inflammatory process is caused by the loss of bronchial smooth muscle spasm.
2.A patient has a history of emphysema and has hyperinflated lungs. Which of the following would be TRUE regarding this patient?
4.A patient has right ventricular enlargement secondary to pulmonary hypertension. Which of the following would be the most likely diagnosis?
Carrier frequency is high, 1 in 28 whites in the US.
Life expectancy has increased to 40-50!
Multi-organ disease -primary effects on the lungs and respiratory failure is almost always cause of death.
Chronic inflammation, mucous plugging and chronic infection are seen.
sweat chloride concentration in excess of 60mEq/L.
1.Which of the following is TRUE regarding the pulmonary system?
A.The left lobe is divided into three lobes.
B.Each lobe is divided into bronchi.
C.The mediastinum contains the lungs and heart.
1.A patient has bulbous enlargement of the distal segments of her fingers. Which disease is associated with this condition?


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Grover Museum
Updated on Aug 29, 2018
Director Alexander Krach
Type History
President Warren Beglin
Location 52 W. Broadway Shelbyville, Indiana 46176
Founder Shelby County Historical Society
Address 52 W Broadway St, Shelbyville, IN 46176, USA
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The Grover Museum, formally known as the Louis H. and Lena Firn Grover Museum, is a local history museum located in Shelbyville, Indiana, USA, and is operated by the Shelby County Historical Society, whose headquarters are located in the building. The museum has three rotating galleries and three permanent galleries, which are used to display artifacts that are historically significant to Shelby County, Indiana.
As Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge No. 457
The Shelby County Historical Society took over the building, which was previously the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge No. 457, in 1980 and opened the museum in 1981.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks were instituted in Shelbyville in 1898. By the end of the 1940s, the B.P.O.E. had grown in such a way that their previous building at 52 W. Washington St. was no longer suitable for their needs, and construction was started on a new lodge in 1950. By July 16, 1950, the group laid the cornerstone of the building, and to commemorate the event, placed several artifacts in the cornerstone, including a history of Shelbyville Lodge No. 457; the names of the first officers and the 45 charter members; a photostatic copy of the charter; an official copy of the real estate deed; a list of past exalted rulers; a copy of minutes in which the new building planning was authorized; the names of the building planning committee; the names of the general supervision committee for the building project; the names of the general contractor, subcontractors, and architect; a list of present officers, officials, and employees of the lodge; copies of newspaper articles pertaining to construction of the building and laying of the stone; a copy of the by-laws of the Grand Lodge and the local lodge and ritual; and a United States flag.
Over the course of the following year, the Shelby Construction Co., the contractor for the building, built the B.P.O.E.'s new lodge, which measured 170 feet, six inches in length and 59 feet, six inches in length. The building had 32 rooms, with a main dining room/ ballroom, a private dining room, a rathskeller, a lodge room, a kitchen, a cocktail lounge, two ladies lounges, and a browsing room. The building's grand opening was from March 28 through March 31, 1951, and featured a smörgåsbord, bridge and entertainment, dinners, and a special lodge meeting and initiation, with the state championship degree team from Indianapolis Lodge No. 31 initiating 20 new members into the lodge, bringing the Elks active membership to nearly 700.
During the 1970s, the B.P.O.E. moved out of that location and to what is now Bear Chase Golf Club.
In 1922, the Shelby County Historical Society was formed, but was only active for a couple years. In 1951, a few local community members decided to revive the organization, with the first meeting being held in the Shelby County Commissioners' room at the Shelby County Courthouse. More members were added, and by 1967, enough interest had developed in the community to hold the inaugural Blue River Valley Pioneer Craft Fair, which allows attendees to visit living historians throughout the Shelby County Fairground, and watch them as they reproduce crafts from a bygone era.
As more interest built in local history, the group decided they needed a place to properly store and display the artifacts that were being donated to them. In 1978, Lena Firn Grover willed her farm to the organization, which sold it for $280,000 on November 12, 1979. The money raised in that sale allowed the museum to make a bid for the then-defunct B.P.O.E. Lodge on December 17, 1979, and on January 10, 1980, the bid was approved.
The group first met in the museum on April 10, 1980, and also began making renovations to the building, at an estimated cost of $75,000. Nearly a year later, on March 5, 1981, the Shelby County Historical Society dedicated the Grover Museum, and opened its first exhibit, which was "From the Land, Shelby County Farming."
That same year, the museum held its first Quilt Show exhibit, which continues annually today.
In 1988, construction began on the permanent exhibit, "The Streets of Old Shelby," which is a life-sized village that features a number of shops and businesses that might have been found in Shelby County in the late 1800s and early 1900s.The project, which took 15 years to complete, was built in the Elks' former ballroom.
In addition to "The Streets of Old Shelby," the museum also houses a railroad exhibit, which features a railroad diorama, with two working trains, as well as an interurban train, which runs around the top of the room.
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Though three hundred years have passed since Alexi's death, Vogelein finds herself still haunted by the unkept promise she made to her first Guardian. Now the clockwork faerie must confront her past with the help of Mason, an itinerant musician whose spirit bears a striking resemblance to the one she desperately wants to lay to rest. As she struggles to find peace for both herself and Alexi, Vögelein discovers that centuries-old questions rarely have easy answers, intended paths reveal themselves in mysterious ways, and present-day threats strike just as suddenly as those from long ago.


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5 marijuana documentaries: The best features on medical and recreational use of cannabis!
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-With the growing debate about the legalization of marijuana and medicines derived from it in the world, there is no lack of documentaries on marijuana for those who want to learn about the positive or negative effects of the plant from different perspectives.
Nowadays it is easy to find documentaries about marijuana that approach racially prohibiting it, while others talk about its history or even more specific subjects, such as drug policy or access to Cannabis medicines. It has options for all tastes and we has prepared a list of marijuana documentaries below to open your mind about the medicinal and adult use of the plant without taboos.
The Legend of 420
For those more interested in learning about the various forms of marijuana use, the documentary The Legend of 420, released in 2017, explores all of these possibilities.
The 86-minute film addresses the trend towards legalizing cannabis in some states in the United States, which is increasingly covering locations. The idea is to show the use of the plant not only for medicinal purposes, but also in cooking, art and other environments.
With a touch of humor, the documentary shows, in a relaxed way, the illogical arguments for the prohibition of marijuana and the positive results in the market and in society after its legalization.
Based on racial facts
Another documentary on marijuana is Netflix's "Based on Racial Facts". He is an expert view on the history of marijuana in the United States and its relationship to racial issues.
The film's differential is that it addresses how the ban on marijuana became an excuse to justify racist political actions that aimed to repress black and Latin culture in the country.
With this, we can understand how there is a repressive and calculating logic in the policy built against the use of marijuana, serving only as a background to criminalize the existence of black people in the United States.
The narrative also addresses the fact that, even after the legalization of cannabis, the black population continues to be criminalized and suffering prejudice, in addition to not always being the one who reaps the profits from the cannabis market.
Medical Marijuana: Cure or Crime?
Available on Netflix, the documentary Medical Marijuana: Cure or crime? (in English, Weed The People) follows the struggle of five families who have children diagnosed with cancer.
While children undergo chemotherapy treatment, medical cannabis is used as a therapy in conjunction with other medications. Thus, the film addresses the lack of research on the potential of the medicinal effects of the plant.
After all, marijuana is used to treat cancer, Alzheimer's, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and severe cases of epilepsy. Several diseases can have the symptoms eased with the use of cannabidiol oil.
Breaking the Taboo (2012)
The documentary Quebrando o Tabu, released in 2012, is a USAian production that analyzes how drug use is seen around the world and addresses a reflection on the effectiveness of zero tolerance policies against illegal drug use.
The film addresses the real consequences global policies to combat drugs. In the script, we accompany Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who admits to having already been intolerant of this subject due to lack of information.
Today, former President FHC defends the regulation of marijuana for personal use and the production of cannabis drugs and participates in several events to study and encourage the legalization of the plant.
Several countries have declared war on drugs more than 40 years ago and experts to this day have been analyzing that the result of this has not been so efficient, increasingly generating the dissemination of misinformation, increasing crime and strengthening criminal factions.
Therefore, the idea of Quebrando o Tabu is to invite the viewer to reflect on the presence of psychoactive substances in the history of mankind and whether the policies currently adopted are efficient and what are the alternatives to the absolute prohibition of marijuana and other drugs.
Illegal – Life Doesn't Wait
Another national production, the documentary Ilegal, produced by the magazine Super Interesting, presents stories mothers who had to go underground to treat their daughters with the use of medical cannabis.
The script revolves around two mothers: Katiele Bortoli Fischer and Margarete Brito.
Katiele is the mother of Anny, who at just 5 years old suffers from severe symptoms of an incurable type of epilepsy resistant to all medications accessible. The girl has had seizures and seizures since she was born – about 80 times a week.
With exhaustive attempts at treatment, cannabidiol (CBD) was the only medication that helped reduce Anny's attacks. Thus, Katiele was forced to traffic the medicine from abroad to treat her daughter.
The story also recounts the struggle of Margarete Brito, the first mother to obtain judicial authorization to plant cannabis sativa without running the risk of imprisonment. Her daughter Sofia also suffers from frequent seizures and only cannabidiol oil reduced the attacks.
The problem with these mothers is that the use of cannabidiol for medicinal purposes was banned until 2018.
Therefore, the two mothers desperate for the cure of their daughters had to import the plant illegally from abroad. Their stories were so moving that they became the subject of programs with national repercussions – such as Fantástico and Encontro.
The documentary makes us reflect on the legal, bureaucratic and social obstacles imposed by law on the use of medical marijuana and how it limits the lives of so many people who have no other treatment option. Watch the feature for free here.
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Dora's wish: a home for the holidays!
There are two things I say to adoptable Dora the Explorer every day when I come into her room and she gets up woozily from her snuggly little nest in her crate and does a nice downward dog to salute the morning. The first is "Good morning, cutest girl in the world!" and the second is "Baby, you can stay as long as you want." And as I open the latch and give her the "OK" that releases her from her patient, perfect sit into a happy, bouncy, wiggly storm in my arms, I believe that both are true. Dora the Explorer's gentle sweetness, her silly, easygoing happiness, her soft, thick fur, and her precious little underbite really make her a keeper.
But not a keeper for us. As soon as we find Dora her perfect forever-home, we can't wait to welcome another homeless, needy pit bull into our lives and our hearts, just as we have done eight times before. That's the promise we made ourselves when we opened our home to our very first foster dog.
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Dora would be the perfect Christmas gift and I hope that someone reading your blog takes the necessary steps to open their hearts to this beautiful little girl! The photos and mention of her "wiggling bottom" will certainly help. But maybe you need to tell Santa to drop something off at your place for Dora….just in case!!
I wish I could adopt her, however her perfect home WILL be found for this perfect girl when all is ready. Hoping it's for Christmas, maybe the New Year. Sending great wishes to Dora & her family that they may find eachother soon.
Ginger has the same wish, Dora girl….I hope you BOTH get your wish!
Dora, our fingers, and toes (and Lola's ears) are crossed for you!!!
I really enjoy reading about Dora and your experiences with her. My husband and I foster dogs for a rescue group in Wetern North Carolina. I almost always fall in love with my foster and yet when they get adopted, I can hardly wait to help the next shelter dog in need. Thank-you for all you do for pit bulls.
Oh my goodness! She is adorable and her "thoughts" are tugging at my heart.
Oh, she's such a cute and pretty girl! I really really hope she gets ger holiday wish.
Oh, Dora! I hope, hope, hope that Santa Paws brings you your very own home for Christmas. Wouldn't that be Most Wonderful? But even if he can't get around to it before Christmas (he's pretty busy right now, you know), I bet that's the FIRST thing he does right afterwards. Okay, maybe the second thing – after a nap. Being out all night has GOT to be exhausting, don't you think?
I like that she comes "wrapped" in a bow 🙂 I hope you get your holiday wish Dora!
I have to agree – that is one cute little girl! LOVE the photos! And we sure hope she gets the wonderful home she deserves for the holidays, and forever!
What adorable photos – you show such love and affection for your fosters. Please keep us updated on Dora and whether her holiday wish comes true!
I hope Dora finds a forever home this holiday season. If she were in GA, I'd snag her.
Amazing photos, I hope you get your wish Dora. She looks so patient sitting there!
I love the description of the first moments you share with Dora in the morning. Who wouldn't want to wake up to that?


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Asta's Journey
TYPE: Narrative Short
STATUS: Pre-Production
A young girl discovers that the fairytale creatures and stories from her childhood are real as she struggles to help save a new friend. Strength, courage, and faith are needed if Asta is going to succeed.
Asta's Journey is the story of a young Norwegian girl on the eve of her ninth birthday. Having lost her mother when she was four years old, Asta still struggles with the loss. Riddled with creatures belonging to Norse Mythology, Asta's Journey is a story about family, courage, and faith.
ARTISTIC STATEMENT
Freia M. Titland slipped into the world of film-making with the idea that the arts and entertainment worlds were places that held a certain kind of magic. This magic could give individuals the ability to create new worlds, new cultures, new languages, and new characters. It could also provide people with the opportunity to express themselves and give voice to their creativity. It's that idea of creative magic that Titland holds on to when she creates. Titland is an independent filmmaker whose work has been showcased and awarded internationally. She is also the founder and festival director of The Midnight Film Festival located in New York. Titland hopes to continue to share her worldview through the lens of art, nature, and magic.
KEY CREW
Freia M. Titland - Director/Producer
Freia M. Titland is an Actress, Writer, Director, and Arts Educator. She received her BFA in Acting and Religious Studies from Pace University and Oslo University, her MA in Theatre from Regent University, and is currently working on her MFA in Film from Regent University. Freia has written, directed, and produced the following award winning independent projects: Sunflower Fields (festival phase), A Mermaid's Desire (distribution phase), and Ophelia (distribution phase). She has also directed a handful of creative photography projects. Freia is also the founder and festival director of The Midnight Film Festival.
Callum Plews - Sound Designer/Co-Producer
Callum Plews is an audio editor and engineer. Some of his work is as follows: 2018 Audible's Best Fiction Audiobook • Audio editor and mastering engineer for Circe by Madeline Miller. 2017 Earphones Awards Winner • Recording engineer for 2017 Earphones winner Death In The Air by Kate Winkler Dawson. Podcast productions: Eye on AI, Mystery of Memory, Groomed LA, Singapore Unbound. Audio for film productions: Rider Real, Heir, Life of Significant Soil, Carnal Orient, Sensory Perception. Audiobook directorial work: Take You Wherever You Go by Kenny Leon, Consider The Lobster by David Foster Wallace, Spaceman by Mike Massimino.
Jeannie Lee - Lead Animator
Jeannie Lee is an experienced Illustrator and Animator. She has experience preparing storyboards and animatics. She also has worked as a lead character designer and multi-media designer. Portfolio: www.jeanniedraws.com
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Video game graphics have come a long way. What were once simple pixels have evolved into 3D models that border on photorealism, but realistic graphics can only go so far. If a video game character can't properly mimic facial expressions or body movements, much of the magic is lost. Through real people acting with motion capture, though, game developers can easily copy the movements of the human body and maintain the illusion. E3 was full of games with good body and facial animations, but a few stood out from the rest.
The Last of Us might be about surviving against the greatest myconid menace since the Matango, but as George Romero has taught us, zombie apocalypses are less about the brain-eaters and more about the human condition being laid bare in the wake of overwhelming tragedy. Human determination, grit, and despair; it's all there, and the survivors experience all of it sooner or later. You can't just say that the humans experience these emotions, though; the best way to show off an emotion is to show it through raw and powerful facial expressions, which is where face capture comes in.
The Last of Us Part II's E3 trailer featured Ellie and somehow crammed almost every emotion possible into its 11-minute runtime. Not only were the emotions displayed with impeccable animation, but the face capture technology allowed Ellie to seamlessly shift from one expression to another. And that was just during a cutscene. When the trailer demonstrated gameplay, Ellie moved with the grace and gravity of a human forged by life-and-death struggles. She savagely swung weapons at bandits and gripped her arm whenever she was hit, and when Ellie hid under a truck and aimed her gun at an approaching person, she visibly shook with fear. You could literally taste each of Ellie's emotions throughout the E3 trailer thanks to face and motion capture. And the same could be said of every other character in the trailer.


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USNS Sioux (T-ATF 171)
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Named after the Dakota Indians of North America, which occupy North and South Dakota, the USNS SIOUX is the sixth POWHATAN - class ocean tug. The Indian tribe after which the SIOUX is named became known as the Sioux from a mispronounciation of an enemy tribe's word meaning "snake."
The USNS SIOUX is equipped with a 10-ton capacity crane and a bollard pull of at least 54 tons. A deck grid is fitted aft which contains 1 inch bolt receptacles spaced 24 inches apart. This allows for the bolting down of a wide variety of portable equipment. There are two GPH fire pumps supplying three fire monitors with up to 2,200 gallons of foam per minute. A deep module can be embarked to support naval salvage teams.
General Characteristics: Awarded: February 27, 1978
Keel laid: March 22, 1979
Launched: November 15, 1980
Delivered: May 1, 1981
Builder: Marinette Marine Corp., Marinette, WI.
Propulsion system: 2 GM EMD 20-645F7B diesels; 5.73 MW sustained; 2 shafts; Kort nozzles; cp props; bow thruster; 300 hp (224 kW)
Propellers: two
Length: 226 feet (68.9 meters)
Beam: 42 feet (12.8 meters)
Draft: 15.1 feet (4.6 meters)
Displacement: approx. 2,260 tons full load
Speed: 14.5 knots
Aircraft: none
Armament: none
Crew: 16 civilians and 4 naval communications technicians
Homeport: San Diego, Calif.
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Crew List:
This section contains the names of sailors who served aboard USNS SIOUX. It is no official listing but contains the names of sailors who submitted their information.
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USNS SIOUX Image Gallery:
The photo below was taken by me and shows the SIOUX at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on March 10, 2008.
The photos below were taken by me and show the SIOUX at Naval Base Point Loma, Calif. The first four photos were taken on September 29, 2011, while the last photo was taken on October 2, 2011.
The photo below was taken by Michael Jenning and shows the SIOUX at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on December 27, 2014.
The photo below was taken by Michael Jenning and shows the SIOUX at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on April 18, 2016.
The photos below were taken by Michael Jenning and show the SIOUX at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on October 11, 2017.
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21 Of The Smoothest Pick-Up Lines Ever Used
By Lorenzo Jensen III, April 29th 2015
Found on AskReddit.
1. "Isn't this magical?"
The first time I met my girlfriend, I walked up to her at a party and asked if she wanted to see a magic trick. She replied "yes," so I asked her to hold out her hand.
I took her hand in mine, looked her straight in the eyes, and deadpanned, "Isn't this magical?"
She just about melted into a puddle of goo right then and there.
2. "It's like we've already said 'hi'."
One of my students caught a girl looking at him and he walked over and said, "It's like we've already said 'hi'." Very simple but it acknowledged the tension already there and he was able to move things forward smoothly.
3. "Are you French? Because maDAMN."
"Are you French? Because maDAMN."
4. "Would you like to fill out a survey?"
Once one of my friends walked up to a girl and casually asked "Would you like to fill out a survey?" The girl accepted and he handed her his phone with the 'New Contact' screen open.
5. "Back in my day, we'd have painted you on the side of an airplane."
I once heard an old man say to a woman: "Back in my day, we'd have painted you on the side of an airplane."
6. "Hey this isn't what I ordered. I ordered a Big Mac, a fry, and a date with you!"
My parents met when my mom was working at McDonald's in the drive thru window. My dad pulled up and said, "Hey this isn't what I ordered. I ordered a Big Mac, a fry, and a date with you!"
Somehow that worked and here I am.
7. "Whatever she is doing at 6."
One of my close friends and I were playing pool in our dorm commons when this knockout brunette sat down with a few of her friends. Me and my friend both noticed she was glancing at him but we continued to play pool. A half hour or so goes by and I asked him what he was doing the following day at 6 (when I finished class), he turns and smiles at her before telling me "Whatever she is doing at 6." Her jaw dropped and she started giggling, they dated for nearly a year after that. It was the smoothest thing I have ever seen to date.
8. "Has anyone told you what's wrong with you today?"
I don't remember getting hit on very smoothly many times. One time I can remember, this college guy walked up to me trying to get me to help a fundraiser or something and after the conversation he said
"Hey one more thing, has anyone told you what's wrong with you today?"
No..
"Good, because it's not a damn thing."
It really made me smile.
9. "Lemme hold dat number."
When I was 19 I worked at a CD store (remember those?) in the local mall with one the finest women I've ever seen. She looked like a mix between Beyonce and Missandei from Game of Thrones. Everyday a new fool would come in and try their luck with her and they all failed, one after another, until one dude…
This guy was Swaggy P before there was a Swaggy P. Pimp as fuck, gold chains, Versace sunglasses, diamond earrings, the whole deal. He simply strolled up to her in what can only be described as the hardest, swaggiest of strolls, and simply asked…
"Wassup wi-chu?"
Smitten she responded…
"I dunno, wassup wi-chu?"
"Lemme hold dat number," he responded.
"Aiiight" she said.
Dude strolled out of the store not saying a single other word to her. That was the exact moment when I realized I understood nothing.
10. "You coming, then?"
"You coming, then?"
And they left. They dated for several months after.
11. "We were just talking and she's actually coming home with me tonight."
Was at a party, talked to this tall thin redhead for not even two minutes. Cops show up and shut the party down, her friend asks her if she is coming home with her that night, so I interrupt her and say "We were just talking and she's actually coming home with me tonight." Her friend turns to her and asks "Oh, you're going home with him then?" She looks at me and nonchalantly says "Looks like I am." Never in a million years did I expect that to work. Then we went to my place and did things.
12. "I'm sorry. I should have been there to catch you."
At a fancy party, I was in heels and a little drunk, stumbled down the last few stairs on the staircase. Nothing serious. A smartly dressed guy rushes over, helps me to my feet. Once I'm back to my vertical self, he takes my hand, looks me dead in the eye and says "I'm sorry. I should have been there to catch you."
Panties dropped all the way to China I swear.
13. "Are you single?"
I was in college and had a pretty TA. At the end of the first class, she asked if anyone had any questions. I asked, "Are you single?" It worked! We've been married over 10 years.
14. "Would you hold this for me while I go for a walk?"
I read this one somewhere but never tried.
You hold out your hand to her and tell her this: "Would you hold this for me while I go for a walk?"
15. "You'll do."
We were sitting on a couch in a club, getting on in the night. We'd just gotten off work so everyone else was pretty drunk. There's a few other people on the couch and there's this one girl – looks like she came with her friends but they've since left. We're checking out the dance floor when he looks over to her and says: "You'll do."
I swear from that moment he had her.
16. "I make puppets…and I crochet, for a living."
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, center of the know hipster universe.
Guy starts chatting with 2 awesome girls at local hipster cafe:
Girls: So what do you do?
Guy: I make puppets.
Girl (1): Wow!
Guy: And I crochet, for a living.
Girl (1): OMG!
He left with both of them. They were draped over him. Happened in minutes, in literally minutes they were both swept of their feet. Surreal. It was Brooklyn however, this may not work in all corners of the known world.
17. "When it comes to poison I'm the Dread Pirate Roberts."
A friend of mine was talking to a girl about her recommending him some books. She recommended some classic book by some female author and warned that if he didn't like it she would invite him to a tea party (apparently like they did in said book) and he'd find his tea poisoned. He responds with "Well that's okay, when it comes to poison I'm the Dread Pirate Roberts." She got a huge grin and asked "did you just reference my favourite movie while talking about my favourite book?" At which point he said "Nah, that'd be inconceivable."
Pretty sure her underwear disappeared instantly.
18. "What do you think about this couple?"
Already to many comments but here goes, My buddy from work as an awesome pickup line, He sets his phone to selfie mode, walks up to a girl, and asks, "What do you think about this couple?" He then holds up his phone and it shows them two in the phone. It has worked multiple times he reports.
19. "I used to date her; do you mind if I put my arm around you to make her jealous?"
My dad tells the story like this – "so I'm out with a group of friends, and we met up with another group of kids and went to the bar. We're sitting at a booth and I said to this knock out girl sitting next to me, 'hey, you see that girl over at the bar? I used to date her; do you mind if I put my arm around you to make her jealous?' This girl says 'sure' and the night goes on, we're drinking for a couple hours and this girl says, 'hey, your ex is gone', and I say, 'I know, that wasn't really my ex anyway.', then she smiles big and tugs on my arm as to scoot me over closer."
They've been married 25 years.
20. "I'll never treat you the way he does."
This girl I'd recently met and liked was in a relationship with a douchebag. He abused her physical, emotionally, and verbally and manipulated her into staying with him. Well, on Valentine's Day they had a huge fight and she went to stay with her friend (who was my friend as well) for a while. We all ended up at dinner one night and I just straight up told her, "You need to dump Douchebag and go out with me. I'll never treat you the way he does."
That was seven years ago. She dumped him, we dated and have been married for six years. Sometimes you just gotta be confident and put it out there. Also, we've had our ups and downs, but I've kept my promise to treat her right.
21. "You know, I think I'd rather dance with you."
My Grandfather was an officer during WW2. My Grandmother was an army nurse. My Grandma was charged with pairing up army men with women at a small armed forces dance. When my grandpa's turn came, she pointed out another army nurse across the room and began calling her over. My grandpa turned back to my grandma and said, "You know, I think I'd rather dance with you." My grandma thought about it, left her post, and joined him on the dance floor.
They married two months later. My grandmother passed when they had been married 58 years.
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ARP is bringing modern infrastructure to Poland's medium-size towns
By Agencja Rozwoju Przemysłu S.A.
Modern infrastructure is important for the effective operation of small and medium-sized businesses, and medium-sized towns, of which there are over 255 in Poland, need new strategies and ideas for growth and expansion. In 2018, Agencja Rozwoju Przemysłu (ARP S.A., Industrial Development Agency, which has been supporting Polish businesses for over 30 years) launched its Fabryka ('factory') programme. This article presents a case study from the programme, the Urbi Ferro office building project in Stalowa Wola. Construction began in January; it is due to be completed by the end of the second quarter of 2023.
The Fabryka programme is part of a package of measures aimed at medium-sized Polish towns, within the government's Strategy for Responsible Development (SOR). Fabryka is aimed at redeveloping centres that have lost their former social and economic functions. The idea is to support the development of medium-sized towns by constructing office buildings in which companies from the business-services sector can operate. The Urbi Ferro (Latin for 'City of Iron', alluding to the name Stalowa Wola) office and service building is one of four such projects being carried out by ARP S.A., with projects in Włocławek and Elbląg also being part of the Fabryka programme.
Stalowa Wola is one of the first towns included in the Fabryka programme. The three-story building offers office space on the upper floors and retail and service premises on the ground floor. The building's distinguishing feature will be a centrally located patio planted with trees, which will become a green enclave within the building, constituting a zone for relaxation. The investment also includes 133 parking spaces in an underground garage and at ground level, along with electric-vehicle charging stations. Stalowa Wola will become an advantageous investment space.
"This town is an obvious choice for many reasons. First of all, the Podkarpackie province is the area of operation of our two Special Economic Zones – Tarnobrzeg and Mielec. It is a dynamically developing centre with a long industrial history. We want to give an additional impulse to the development of Stalowa Wola so that the activities we undertake within the Special Economic Zone can create even better conditions for investors and businesses," says Paweł Kolczyński, vice-president of ARP S.A.
The design of the office building was prepared by the Krakow studio URBA Architects, and the general contractor of the investment was Adamietz. A compact body of the building was proposed along with the horizontal rhythm of window openings with graphite window joinery, emphasising the bright colour of the facade, referring to the best modernist architectural traditions of the interwar period, when Poland's Central Industrial District (COP) was established. According to the schedule, construction works are to be completed in the second quarter of 2023. The task of finding tenants for the building will be supported by the world's largest real-estate consulting agency, CBRE, and the entire project will be carried out by the ARP Operator, a subsidiary of ARP S.A..
"We are making our debut in Stalowa Wola. The first construction within the Fabryka programme was launched in a town with strong industrial traditions dating back to the beginnings of the Central Industrial District," says Mariusz Domeradzki, president of ARP Operator. "Today, Stalowa Wola is a town looking to the future and focusing on development, as well as being a significant location on the map of south-eastern Poland. Urbi Ferro will support the economic potential of a town whose growth is inextricably linked with increasing the quality of life of residents. I am convinced that in about a year and a half, we will hand over to future tenants a facility that meets the highest standards, which will become the city's business showpiece," says Mr Domeradzki.
ARP Operator's tasks include asset optimisation as well as effective land and real estate management. As part of the Fabryka programme, the company – alongside the Stalowa Wola project – will also invest in office and service buildings in Elbląg and Włocławek.
Office buildings wanting to be an attractive place for companies and employees must meet several conditions, such as location in an easily accessible place, availability of a large office space that can be arranged to the client's specific needs, all the necessary services such as a canteen or catering service in close proximity, sports and recreational facilities, shops, banks, and the provision of amenities, such as parking or space for bicycles. Proximity to local higher-education institutions is also important.
To support the development of Polish businesses, ARP S.A. carries out restructuring processes, grants working capital loans or investment, and supports the development of regions. In special economic zones managed by ARP S.A,, Euro-Park Mielec and Euro-Park Wisłosan, there is access to skilled labour, and there are headquarters of modern companies which deploy new technologies in production and are powered by green energy.
Thanks to these activities, employment will increase in Poland's medium-sized towns. It will become possible to activate professional activity and reduce the outflow of employees to larger agglomerations. This will all translate into social and economic development. In accordance with the principle that business attracts business, the presence of reputable companies and well-qualified staff will attract new enterprises, from the modern business-services sector, as well as from other companies using the services of this sector.


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Q: SetComputerNameEX returns success but computer name not changed upon restart I am trying to change the computer name of a domain computer using SetComputerNameEx(). The function returns success but when i restart the computer it still has the old computer name. SetComputerNameEx() works perfectly for non domain machines I am facing this issue only on domain computers. Am i missing something?
EDIT: I am using the following code.
BOOL ChangeCompName(CString csCompName)
{
    if( !SetComputerNameEx(ComputerNamePhysicalDnsHostname,csCompName.GetBuffer()))
    {
        _tprintf(L"Failed to set Physical DNS name %d\n",GetLastError());
        return FALSE;
    }
    else
    {
        _tprintf(L"Computer name change Success\n");
    }

    if( !SetComputerNameEx(ComputerNamePhysicalNetBIOS,csCompName.GetBuffer()))
    {
        _tprintf(L"Failed to set Physical NetBios name %d\n",GetLastError());
        return FALSE;
    }
    else
    {
        _tprintf(L"Computer name change Success\n");
    }

    return TRUE;
}
int main()
{
    if(!ChangeCompName(L"NewCompName"))
    {
        _tprintf(L"Failed to change Name.\n");
        return 1;
    }
    else
    {
        _tprintf(L"Computer name change.\n");
    }
     return 0;
}

I tried running the code with both administrator and system privileges. everytime i run the code it returns success but does not change the computer name. strange thing is that this code works perfectly for workgroup computer and does not work for domain computers.

A: I figured out how to do a computer rename of a domain machine. Here is the solution if anyone needs it.
Instead of calling SetComputerNameEx() Just use NetGetJoinInformation() with domain administrator credential. This will rename the computer in both the domain and also locally.

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Q: How to automatically scroll down on a modal via click on a button? I have a button on a page , when clicking on it, a scroll down is done , and if I'm on the bottom of the page when clicking on it, it scrolls up.

    <button id="scroll_id" class="btn btn-primary">
         Click to Scroll

    </button>

I have a modal in this page and I want to have the same button that scrolls the content of the modal when clicking on that button.
So, I copied the html code the the button and put it to the body of the modal but  the page behind the modal was scrolling not the modal's window .
I have added .modal class to the selectors in the script so that modal will be scrolled (I found that in some posts on stackoverflow) but seems to be not working.
Do I miss something in the code ?
How should I proceed? Thanks

A: When you copied and pasted the code you also copied the id scroll_icon. Id's are unique identifiers that enable you to use CSS or JavaScript to target a specific DOM element. You will need to change the id on your modal and the code associated with it.

A: $(document).ready(function (e){
  $(function () {
    $(document).on('click','.scroll_id',function (e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        var $win = $(window);
        var scrollTarget = $win.height() + $win.scrollTop() + 1 >= $(document).height() ? 0 : $win.scrollTop() + $win.height();

       if($(this).parent('.modal').length) {
           var $scrCont = $(".modal")
       }
       else {
           var $scrCont = $("html, body");
       }

       $($scrCont).animate({
        scrollTop: scrollTarget
    }, 600);

   });
});

});
You can identify a parent of the button and animate the right component.
If I understand your issue correctly -- https://jsfiddle.net/oerhbwr4/6/


PUMP UP THE WIRELESS HANDSET VOLUME.
No, I'm not talking about the audio level on your phone, but rather production levels at the big handset factories. Despite consumer fascination with the newest phone features, and anticipation of a Verizon Wireless-iPhone deal, the real smartphone story this year will be cost control. Carrier subsidies will peak, and wholesale asking prices for handsets should decline, says Charter Equity Research Analyst Ed Snyder. This trend should give high-volume manufacturers, such as Nokia (ticker: NOK) and Samsung (005930.Korea), an advantage as "scale becomes more important during a period of declining profits," says Snyder, who has often preached the importance of manufacturing scale when new handset technologies wend their way down-market.
If Verizon Wireless -- a joint venture of Verizon (VZ) and Britain's Vodafone (VOD) -- offers the iPhone later this year, Snyder expects droves of Verizon users to switch to the hit Apple (AAPL) product. This eventually will put pricing pressures on most of the rest, especially BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIMM), Motorola (MOT), and Palm (PALM), he says.
The loss of exclusivity on smartphones by carriers will drive down data pricing (for accessing photos, e-mail and the Web, for example). This will let consumers shop for the most attractive monthly data plans, while getting to buy the handsets of their choice. "This means that carriers will no longer be able to hold a hot new phone hostage to expensive data plans that consumers neither want nor need," Snyder posits. Crimped data revenue means that carriers probably will spend less on networks and gear, which bodes ill for suppliers LM Ericsson (ERIC) and Nokia Siemens.
A smartphone price war (it probably would exclude the up-market iPhone) should favor Nokia, which " excels at low-cost production," Snyder says. Look for the Finnish company, which announces earnings Thursday, to preserve market share and profits, while its stock continues to struggle during early 2010. But expect a rebound by mid-year, Snyder says.
As for Motorola, which also reports results Thursday, its mobile-devices division is enjoying higher profit margins than expected, thanks to solid Droid phone sales, which could propel it into the black by mid-year. Motorola's success has exposed the challenge that Research in Motion's BlackBerry faces in the fiercely competitive consumer market. But look for RIM to hold serve among corporate customers (RIM reports earnings on March 31). Palm will benefit from marketing pushes by AT&T (T) and Verizon, but it faces the daunting task of differentiating its webOS handsets from Google 's (GOOG) Android phones, produced by Motorola and HTC (2498.Taiwan).
WEATHER REPORT: Amazon.com (AMZN) is leading the way in public cloud computing. The e-tailer has introduced "spot pricing" for companies that buy computing capability from it, delivered from its Web Services' cloud. This should boost Amazon's cloud revenue, but by how much is unknown, says ISI Technology's Bill Whyman. Initial customers include Pfizer (PFE), he adds. "This is likely to magnify average price declines for computing over time and shift [tech] spending to Amazon and other providers," the analyst contends.


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2. High output with high speed.
3. No noise, pollution and oil spills.
4. Cutting size can be adjust, the cutting effect is very good.
5. Cutting blade can be produced in accordance with the requirements of customers.
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The human body is made up of around 60% water, basically we are just walking swimming pools covered in skin!
Water transports all nutrients, hormones and bodily waste which is why it's so important you stay adequately hydrated. Drinking water is key to keeping our digestive systems moving and is a major contributor to assisting in flushing out toxins from the body – toxins play a big part in promoting disease in the body which is why we want to flush them out.
The biggest cause of daytime fatigue is a lack of water. A lack of water can cause dizziness and lack of concentration. If you go for a pee and notice your urine is very dark, you probably aren't drinking enough water. Having trouble with errr, number 2's? You probably need more water in your body.
We should aim to be drinking 2-3 litres of water a day to keep us well hydrated. Be aware though that drinking too much water can have a detrimental effect on us as it may flush out necessary digestive enzymes.
Another thing to bear in mind is that you will need to stay on top of your water consumption during hot weather and when exercising to avoid dehydration.
I always have a water bottle on hand so I can gauge exactly how much I am drinking throughout the day. Despite what you may think, drinking this amount of water won't have you dashing to the loo every five minutes, your body will quickly adapt to the change.
Grab yourself a bottle and start drinking and logging your water intake. You will feel energised and your skin will take on a new lease of life.


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Q: Disable hashing on Auth::attempt I am working with an old database without hashed passwords, also this database needs to be unhashed since it is connected to a Runnable JAR.
I did everything to connect it with Laravel 5.3 and it worked, but.. When comes to login it always return false.
Here is the function code:
public function login(Request $request)
{
    $this->validate($request, [
        'account' => 'required|alpha_num|exists:accounts,account',
        'password' => 'required|alpha_num|min:4',
    ]);

    if(Auth::attempt(['account' => $request->account, 'password' => $request->password])){
        return redirect()->route('account');
    }

    return redirect()->back()->withInput();
}

I came to the conclusion that Auth::attempt hashes the given password through the view and when comparing to the unhashed one in the database, returns false.
How can i fix this??
Thank you.

A: You just can add this to your App/User.
If you are using another driver in config/hashing.php  - change bcrypt to argon/argon2i

public function getAuthPassword() {
    return bcrypt($this->password);
}

A: You will need to use another method of manual authentication.
$user = User::where('account', $request->account)
            ->where('password', $request->password)
            ->first();

if($user) {
    Auth::loginUsingId($user->id);
    // -- OR -- //
    Auth::login($user);
    return redirect()->route('account');
} else {
    return redirect()->back()->withInput();
}


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Home » Browse » Academic journals » General Social Science Journals » Cityscape » Article details, "Healthy Start in Housing: A Case Study of a..."
Academic journal article Cityscape
Healthy Start in Housing: A Case Study of a Public Health and Housing Partnership to Improve Birth Outcomes
By Feinberg, Emily; Trejo, Bricia; Sullivan, Brianna; Suarez, Zhandra Ferreira-Cesar
When public health officials measure the health status of a population, the two primary health indicators of interest are life expectancy and infant mortality. Infant mortality is considered a highly sensitive indicator of the health of a population. It reflects the direct causes of infant death and other factors that are likely to influence the health status of whole populations, such as their economic status, general living conditions, social well-being, rates of illness, and the quality of the environment (Reidpath and Allotey, 2003). Prematurity, defined as the birth of infants at less than 37 weeks gestation, and low birth weight (LBW), defined as the birth of infants weighing less than 2,500 grams, are associated with most infant deaths and are a major public health concern. The effects of prematurity and LBW can persist across the life course, placing children at elevated risk for cognitive and behavioral concerns (D'Agio et al, 2002; Hack et al, 2005; Klebanov, Brooks-Gunn, and McCormick, 1994; O'Shea et al, 1997). In the United States, societal costs of premature, LBW births exceed $26 billion a year (Institute of Medicine, 2006).
Despite an overall improvement in infant survival, Black infants in the United States continue to die at a rate twice that of White infants, a pattern that has persisted since the 1950s (Hogan et ah, 2012).1 The disparity in infant mortality is attributable to racial differences in LBW and premature births and explains approximately 80 percent of the observed Black-White gap in infant mortality (Bryant et al., 2010; MacDorman and Mathews, 2011).
To date, existing approaches, such as expanding access to prenatal care and case management, have not been successful in eradicating these disparities, even in communities such as Boston, the setting for this case study. Boston has a strong infrastructure of primary and specialty services, near universal access to health insurance, and comprehensive federally and locally funded perinatal support services, yet the rate of premature births among Black infants in Boston is 1.5 times that of White infants (BPHC, 2011b) and the rate of LBW for Black women is 59 percent higher than the rate for White women (BPHC, 2011b).2 Research supporting the link between early experiences with social inequality and adverse health outcomes (Barker, 1995; Felitti et al., 1998; Geronimus, 1996; Stein, Lu, and Gelberg, 2000) have forced public health leaders to reevaluate previous strategies and develop new program models that support women's health before conception and throughout their reproductive years. As a result of this greater appreciation of the importance of social determinants of health, stable housing has emerged as a critical factor in the lives of women at risk for poor birth outcomes.
The Affordable Care Act and the newly adopted National Prevention Strategy (ASTHO, 2013; NACCHO, 2013) have created opportunities to strengthen housing and health collaborations. The emergence of a new approach to policymaking and program development, Health in All Policies (HiAP), provides a framework for such collaborations. The HiAP approach integrates considerations of health, well-being, and equity during the development, implementation, and evaluation of programs and policies. This approach is being promoted by major public health organizations, including the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO). The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has integrated the HiAP framework into its 2010-2015 strategic plan. Its goal to "utilize housing as a platform for improving the quality of life" by "utilizing HUD assistance to improve health outcomes" is an example of this approach (Bostic et al., 2012: 2133). Despite a strong tradition of partnerships between housing authorities and public health agencies, to our knowledge none have focused specifically on pregnant women who have existing medical risks associated with poor birth outcomes and none have had the explicit goal of improving birth outcomes (Krieger and Higgins, 2002 ). …
Publication: Cityscape
Publication date: January 1, 2014
Feinberg, Emily
Trejo, Bricia
Sullivan, Brianna
Suarez, Zhandra Ferreira-Cesar
Childbirth & labor
Public Health Commission-Boston MA
Housing Authority-Boston MA
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The Last Neighborhood Cops: The Rise and Fall of Community Policing in New York Public Housing By Fritz Umbach Rutgers University Press, 2011
Public Health for the 21st Century: New Perspectives on Policy, Participation and Practice By Judy Orme; Jane Powell; Pat Taylor; Melanie Grey Open University Press, 2003
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Concealing Labor Pain: The Evil Eye and the Psychoprophylactic Method of Painless Childbirth in Soviet Russia By Haber, Maya Kritika, Vol. 14, No. 3, Summer 2013
Social Work Practice with Childbirth-Injured Women in Nigeria By Ojanuga, Durrenda Health and Social Work, Vol. 19, No. 2, May 1994
Self-Confidence Key to Easier Childbirth By USA TODAY, Vol. 130, No. 2677, October 2001
Bearing Meaning: The Language of Birth / Mother with Child: Transformation through Childbirth By Katainen, V Louise National Forum, Vol. 77, No. 2, Spring 1997
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We had a special little visitor this weekend. Remington stayed overnight with us Friday night. His big brother Kaden had his tonsils and adenoids out on Thursday and needed all of his Mommy's and Daddy's attention. Papa and Nana and Aunt Lizzie were happy to babysit.
Tuesday – I reviewed Debbie Macomber's Starting Now: A Blossom Street Novel .
It is nice to escape into these stories now and then.
Wednesday – Dorothy St. James was my guest for Cozy Wednesday. Be sure to check out her post, my review of Oak and Dagger (A White House Gardener Mystery) and enter the giveaways!
Plus the No Strings Attached Giveaway started. Super Easy To Enter and it runs through April 17.
Thursday – I reviewed Nicci French's Tuesday's Gone: A Frieda Klein Novel. Stories like this one just draw you in.
Friday – I reviewed The Good, the Bad, and the Witchy: A Wishcraft Mystery by Heather Blake. I love this series.
Saturday – I shined the Spotlight on The Dark Winter: A Novel (Detective Sergeant McAvoy) by David Mark. Be sure to enter the giveaway!
The New Cozies Have Arrived!
Adorable grandchildren! Enjoy your time with them…before you know it, they'll be teenagers…(lol).
I thoroughly enjoyed Tuesday's Gone. Did you read the first one, Blue Monday?
Cute grandkids. Hope Kaden heals fast.
I am waiting for Duffy Brown's Killer in Crinolines as it is one step closer to the next one. I know about at least one character's name in the 3rd book. I will be telling everyone to buy her books.
Of course I have most of those cozies waiting to be reviews. They all look so yummy! Have a great week!
I hope Kaden is doing well! =) Such sweet photos!
Lots of great books and reviews!
Such cuties, hope Kaden recovers quickly. Must go check out your Debbie Macomber review!
Nice pile of cozies you've got there, m'dear! I hope Kaden gets better soon. Getting your tonsils out is no fun (even if you do get to eat ice cream.) I'm off to check out a few of the reviews I missed.
I love the idea of Sunday rewind and links to earlier in the week, can I use it too?
Sure, I will just add a little text to the bottom, you can grab the image next week.


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Q: Calculate limit by subtitution Imagine I have this limit:
$$\lim_{x\to 0}\frac{\ln(1+2x)}x$$
Using the L'Hospital's rule the result is $2$.
Using this result is it possible to calculate
$$\lim_{n\to \infty}\ n\ln\bigg(1+\frac{4}{\sqrt{n}}\bigg) \quad ?$$
Sorry if this is an easy question, but many years have passed since I've learned calculus.

A: Note that $$n\ln\bigg(1+\frac{4}{\sqrt{n}}\bigg)=2\cdot\sqrt{n}\cdot\dfrac{\ln\bigg(1+2\cdot\frac{2}{\sqrt{n}}\bigg)}{\frac{2}{\sqrt{n}}}.$$
Now use that $$\lim_{x\to 0}\frac{\ln(1+2x)}x=2$$
and the fact that $$a_n\xrightarrow[n\to\infty]{}+\infty, \ b_n\xrightarrow[n\to\infty]{}b>0 \ \Longrightarrow \ a_nb_n\xrightarrow[n\to\infty]{}+\infty.$$

A: Hint: If you substitute $u=\frac1x$ then
$$\lim_{u\to +\infty}u\ln(1+\frac2u)=2$$
This looks kind of like your limit. Substitute some more and you'll get it.
For example substitute $v=u^2$. Then
$$\lim_{v\to +\infty}\sqrt{v}\ln(1+\frac2{\sqrt{v}})=2$$


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Marketing Help for Fenton Village
By adminkunes | May 23, 2017 | Blog | No Comments
Councilmember Hucker meets with Fenton Village businesses, Transportation & Planning officials
Many merchants in Silver Spring's Fenton Village have taken a hit from the construction of Studio Plaza, a major new mixed-use project in downtown Silver Spring. The loss of parking spaces, combined with heavy construction equipment and trucks in the streets, is taking its toll, merchants say. They'll receive help from the county after the County Council's May 16 sign-off of Councilmember Tom Hucker's proposal to spend $15,000 to develop a short-term marketing plan to help the businesses weather the construction phase. Final approval is expected on Thursday, 5/25.
The council must "do everything it can to make sure these affected businesses are able to succeed and keep their doors open in Silver Spring," Hucker said.
Their top need is a marketing plan to raise their visibility and let residents know they're open for business during construction, he said.
The money will go to the Silver Spring Urban District, which will contract with Silver Spring Inc., a local marketing agency to develop the plan.
Hucker said the county had a particular obligation to help the merchants because the project involves swapping a county surface parking lot in exchange for public spaces in the new 152-space underground garage under construction.
At a meeting in February, several business owners reported that road closures, lack of parking and daily blasting had cut their sales by as much as 30 percent, Hucker said. Work on the project started last summer.
When completed in two years, the 739,553-square-foot, 110-foot-tall complex is expected to have 749 apartments and 114,180 square feet of commercial space, including 36,180 square feet of retail and 78,000 square feet of office space. There will also be public green space. The development is on the block bordered by Silver Spring and Thayer avenues, Fenton Street and Mayor Lane.
The impact of the construction on his business "has been so huge, more than you can imagine," said Tesega Haile, whose Kaldi's Social House, an Ethiopian coffee shop and restaurant, has been on Silver Spring Avenue for a little over three years.
He's particularly feeling the pinch in the morning, he said. Customers who used to park out front and run in to grab a cup of coffee on the go aren't stopping by as much. There's a parking garage behind his eatery, but it's not as convenient, Haile said.
The construction is coming at a tough time for Haile, who recently expanded Kaldi's, from 1,800 square feet to close to 4,500 square feet, he said. With the expansion came higher rent, plus a 34 percent increase in his payroll for more staff. Yet, his revenues have remained flat.
"In other words, I'm losing," Haile said.
The new marketing campaign might help, he said, but in the end, "marketing will be in vain without space for parking. Marketing is great, but we need parking."
Still, Haile sees a silver lining. When Studio Plaza opens, "obviously it will help us somewhat."
"The line will be going out the door," he said.
The marketing plan will focus on "leveraging digital channels and direct mail," said Peter Tan, director of marketing for Silver Spring Inc.
The agency plans to launch a new website featuring the 200 or so businesses in the Fenton Village area. The campaign might also include a scavenger hunt, with the website containing clues that would lead people to various businesses.
Ideally, Tan said, the campaign's target would extend beyond the Central Business District into nearby areas such as Wheaton and possibly neighborhoods just over the D.C. line.
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Sheep and ponies graze a number of important conservation and ancient chalk downland areas in the city. Grazing improves the open space for wildlife and people.
Follow @BHSheep on Twitter for up-to-date information on where the livestock are grazing.
You can find the areas where grazing takes place on our grazing map.
Grazing is better than mowing for the land as the grass and plants are grazed over several weeks.
removes different plants at different rates, unlike mowing where everything is removed at once. Sheep find some plants tastier than others!
Volunteers check the sheep and ponies regularly. Our city livestock need more checks than livestock further out in the countryside. If you would like to help, you can volunteer as a Lookerer (volunteer livestock checker).
Downland, or chalk grassland, has developed over many centuries of sheep grazing on the chalk hills of southern England, particularly around Brighton & Hove. The corn was grown in the valleys on the more fertile soils and the sheep grazed on the hills where the soils were thinner and less fertile.
The sheep were brought down from the hills each evening by the shepherd and their dung manured the field allowing it to be cropped again the following year. This meant that the fertility of the hill soils was kept low by the continual transfer of sheep and the downs became rich in a very special diversity of wildflowers and insects such as butterflies.
Over the last century agriculture has become industrialised and, with the introduction of artificial fertilisers, no longer dependent on sheep grazing. This has seen 97% of the flower rich downland grassland disappear in the last century. The remaining 3% is under threat from spreading scrub (for example nettles).
In order to reverse this decline the council has reintroduced grazing as part of our work to expand and conserve chalk grassland in and around the city.
Conservation mowing is carried out as a temporary measure to prevent scrub from becoming established on important chalk grassland sites currently not suitable for grazing. Mowing is not the best management for conservation areas as it is relatively destructive to wildlife and it is expensive to collect and compost the cuttings.


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NCAA Prospects To Watch: Week 14: Second Receiver Edition
2 months ago by Eric Samulski
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A few weeks ago we began looking at a different fantasy position and highlighting some of the key future fantasy stars to watch on Saturday. In order to give dynasty owners and owners in larger leagues a leg up, we're not solely focusing on the likely first-round picks but also players who could be drafted later in the NFL Draft but emerge as impactful fantasy stars.
This is especially true of the wide receiver position which is among the deepest in recent memory. Since there are many prospects who might be first-round talents in other drafts that will hear their name called late on day two and tons of good prospects who won't go until day three, I decided to split up the position into two articles.
That means today we'll only be focusing on potential fantasy-relevant receivers who likely won't go until day three. Now, this doesn't mean that these guys will only be deep-league targets. In recent years day three has seen many talented wide receivers selected, like Darius Slayton (2019), Keke Coutee (2018), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (2018), Auden Tate (2018), Dede Westbrook (2017), Tyreek Hill (2016), Jamison Crowder (2015), and Stefon Diggs (2015).
For this piece, we'll look at some wide receivers playing this weekend who will likely be taken in the last three rounds this year but could grow into fantasy assets. First, let's look at how last week's featured players performed.
Week 13's Featured Players
Jerry Jeudy, Alabama – Projection: Top 15 Pick – Alabama beat Western Carolina in a 66-3 laugher, so Jeudy played very little, finishing with two catches for 66 yards. He's an elite talent, and it will be fun to watch him versus Auburn this weekend.
Henry Ruggs III, Alabama - Projection: 1st Round Pick - See above. Ruggs didn't play much at all in a game Alabama always had in hand.
Tyler Johnson, Minnesota - Projection: Late 1st Round Pick – Johnson paced Minnesota with seven catches for 125 yards and a touchdown. He gets a much sterner test this weekend against Wisconsin, but he's proving he's a consistent target who can win all over the field. Perhaps no receiver has helped their draft stock more this season.
KJ Hamler, Penn State – Projection: 2nd Round Pick – Hamler was going to need to come up big for Penn State to beat Ohio State. He didn't. He finished the day with three catches for 45 yards, wasn't given a rushing attempt, and was corraled in the return game. Hamler is still an explosive talent, but there will always be games where that one big play doesn't come.
Collin Johnson, Texas - Projection: 3rd Round Pick – Johnson's hamstring prevented him from playing and sounds like it will keep him out until the bowl game, which is a shame.
Denzel Mims, Baylor - Projection: Late 2nd or early 3rd Round Pick – Mims had an identical statline to Tyler Johnson, which means nothing but is just kinda cool. He also made more toe-tapping catches that showed great body control. The kid is going to be a stud.
Donovan Peoples-Jones, Michigan - Projection: 3rd Round Pick – DPJ showed what he can do when the offense actually tries to get him the ball. He hauled in five passes for 73 yards and an impressive touchdown in which he went full extension backward to snare a fade. If Michigan keeps playing at this uptempo pace and using their wide receivers, he could show enough to push into the second round.
Justin Jefferson, LSU – Projection: 3rd Round Pick – Jefferson wasn't involved much in LSU's blowout win over Arkansas. He caught four passes for 27 yards and a touchdown, but the game was never in doubt, so it's hard to judge his NFL future on a performance where he wasn't really used or needed.
CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma – Projection: Top 10 Pick - CeeDee Lamb was back from injury but clearly not 100%. He secured a touchdown on one of his two catches, but his burst and explosiveness didn't seem fully there after missing the last game with an injury. Hopefully, he takes time to heal up so that he doesn't aggravate the injury heading into the offseason.
Jalen Reagor, TCU – Projection: 2nd or 3rd Round Pick - On the other side of the ball, Reagor was killed by poor quarterback play. The dynamic receiver finished with one catch for nine yards and one rush for 16 yards. If poor quarterback play drops him down the draft, some team is going to get very lucky late on day two when they select Reagor.
This series covers players featured in nationally televised games who could likely emerge as fantasy assets after next year's NFL draft.
Week 14 Matchup to Watch: Friday Games
Texas - Texas Tech 12:00 PM ET
Devin Duvernay, Texas – Projection: Fifth Round Pick
Since Collin Johnson has missed games with a hamstring injury, Duvernay has really stepped up and improved his own draft stock. Coming into the season, the senior's best year ended with 546 yards and four touchdowns; not exactly numbers that jump out to NFL teams. However, Duvernay has begun to live up to his lofty prospect pedigree by becoming a reliable slot receiver. Texas seems to only have the 5'11" receiver running routes across the middle or screens, and while he doesn't have the deep speed to burn past defenders, he has enough vision and power to make defenders miss and get chunks of yards. Slot receivers are never sexy come draft time, but they can be endlessly valuable during fantasy seasons. Just ask Jamison Crowder owners.
Devin Duvernay got snubbed and isn't among the Biletnikoff semifinalists.
Here's every catch of his that I could squeeze into 2 minutes. pic.twitter.com/kDNSg3G6Un
— Jake García (@Jake_M_Garcia) November 19, 2019
Boise State - Colorado State 3:30 PM ET
John Hightower, Boise State - Projection: Fifth Round Pick
Hightower is a lean wide receiver who loves to hit on the big play. With 40 receptions this year, his 20.3 yards per catch clip is downright ridiculous. The former JUCO star as sub-4.4 speed and good height and solid hands to pluck those deep balls over a defender's head. He's also been used more as a runner for Boise State this year, with 13 carries already after last year's eight. He needs to add more nuance to his routes that aren't go routes or screens but the athleticism can't be denied. In the right offense, Hightower as the one-play game-changing ability of a Mecole Hardman - just much taller.
One HAND, one SHOE and one CATCH for John Hightower! My goodness. pic.twitter.com/A527KsBWeo
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) September 30, 2018
Memphis- Cincinnati 3:30 PM ET
Damonte Coxie, Memphis - Projection: Fourth - Fifth Round Pick
Coxie is another forgotten name is in a deep class of receivers. What I love about this receiver class is just how many of these guys love being physical at the point of contact. Coxie is another one. He rarely goes down on the first contact and will take every yard he can manage. However, he also possesses a deep speed and wiggle in space that a lot of more physical wide receivers don't. He needs to add some weight to his 6'3" 195-pound frame, but the foundational skills are there for Coxie to emerge as one of the best day three wide receivers in this draft.
Damonte Coxie has a wide array of techniques in his release toolbox. Does a great job varying his pace to keep the defender guessing and pairs quick hands with timely burst to create the separation. pic.twitter.com/Xnd3hzBgZs
— JetPack Galileo (@JetPackGalileo) November 26, 2019
Central Florida - South Florida 8:00 PM ET
Gabriel Davis, UCF – Projection: Fifth Round Pick
Davis is another receiver who is likely to get overlooked because he is not a fast-twitch athlete or at an elite school. However, all Davis has done is produce, regardless of who's throwing him the ball. He has great size for the position at 6'3" 215 pounds and has proven he can gain consistent separation with strong route running. He's never going to take the top off of the defense of leave defenders in his dust with a quick change of direction on his routes, but he has the ability to be an Anquan Boldin type of physical wide receiver who always seems to be open and can pull down the tough catches in traffic.
Love this by Gabriel Davis:
- Eats up all cushion, gets on WRs toes, dictates direction and leverage
- Bats jam hand away as he breaks outside
- Stacks CB
- Tracks football through the catch point
- Secures away from his frame, tucks into body to secure it pic.twitter.com/Ieean8IPKJ
— Nick Farabaugh (@FarabaughFB) November 2, 2019
Week 14 Matchup to Watch - Saturday Early Games
Wake Forest - Syracuse 12:00 PM ET
Sage Surratt, Wake Forest – Projection: Fourth Round Pick (OUT FOR THE YEAR BUT DESERVES A MENTION)
At 6'3" 215 pounds, Surratt plays wide receiver like the former basketball star he is. He loves to win contested catches and knows how to use his body to shield off defenders. This gives him the ability to put his strong hands to work in coming down with tough passes. He brings the same physicality once the ball is in his hands, almost never going down on first contact. He likely won't run very fast at the combine, but he's a good route runner who uses his technique, and the aforementioned strength, to create consistent separation. If he can add a little more weight to hold up against NFL hits with the style he likes to play, then Surratt will likely become a quarterback's best chain-moving friend and a fan favorite with his style of play.
WOW. So much concentration on display.
Unbelievable one-handed catch from Sage Surratt of @WakeFB. pic.twitter.com/Wprnqs7yNn
— CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) August 31, 2018
Michigan - Ohio State 12:00 PM ET
Nico Collins, Michigan - Projection: Fourth Round Pick
Donovan Peoples-Jones wasn't the only receiver to benefit from the Wolverines' up-tempo offensive shift. Nico Collins blew up against Indiana and showed his intriguing blend of size and (solid) speed. He's not going to consistently burn defenses deep, but he has enough speed to take it to the house, as he did on Saturday. However, his calling card is his physicality and the ability to win contested catches. He may never emerge as a true NFL WR1, but he has the physicality of trendy players like D.K. Metcalf, just without the elite straight-line speed.
.@UMichFootball's WRs are playing on All-Star Mode today. 🎮
This time it's Nico Collins with the TD reception: pic.twitter.com/BEbUjsk52o
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) November 23, 2019
Liberty - New Mexico State 2:00 PM ET
Antonio Gandy-Golden, Liberty - Projection: Fifth Round Pick
I love reading about small school players I'd never heard about. Truth be told, I've never been able to watch Gandy-Golden in a live game, but I'm intrigued by what I've seen on tape. The senior is a big wide receiver at 6'4" 220 pounds and shows the desire to play with the physicality of his size, boxing out defenders and fighting through contact. He has natural hands and has put together a number of highlight-reel catches that show good catching technique and impressive catch radius. Where he struggles is in his route-running. He seems clunky in and out of breaks and doesn't do well in press-man coverage. However, I believe he has a baseline of physical traits that suggest a good NFL WR2 if he can be coached up on his routes. At worse, he will be a dynamic red-zone threat.
Catch of the Day candidate from @LibertyFootball 👀 pic.twitter.com/Iki6klouci
— FOX Sports South (@FOXSportsSouth) November 23, 2019
Week 14 Matchups to Watch: Late Games
Colorado - Utah 7:30 PM ET
Laviska Shenault Jr., Colorado – Projection: Second Round Pick (COLORADO DIDN'T PLAY LAST WEEK SO HE WASN'T FEATURED)
It's been a relatively disappointing year for a prospect who came into the season with potential top-15 value. Part of that has to do with defenses scheming to stop him and fellow draft prospect Steven Montez also seeming to take a step backward. Through 10 games, Shenault Jr. has 52 catches after hauing in 86 in only nine games last year. The results are disappointing, but the raw talent is there. Shenault is a physical 6'2" 220-pound receiver who possesses elite speed for a player of his size. He can secure contested catches but is also used as a runner out of the backfield almost every single game. While his inability to overcome defensive attention this year will likely drop him out of the first round, he's still a tremendous talent who can help a real and fantasy team in a number of different ways.
Laviska Shenault Jr. does incredible things every game pic.twitter.com/LwZxPT12we
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) November 24, 2019
Florida State - Florida 7:30 PM ET
Tamorrion Terry, Florida State – Projection: Unlikely to come out this year
As just a redshirt-sophomore, Terry seems unlikely to come out this year in such a deep wide receiver class, but he's a name to watch for the future. He's a little thin at 6'4" 200 pounds, but he can absolutely go up and get it. Despite good speed in the open field (as evidenced by the video below), he loves a jump ball and makes his hay on deep passes down the field (21.3 and 20.3 yards per catch over the last two seasons). He likely needs to add more weight and routes to his game, but he's a fun player to watch.
Tamorrion Terry with the slick footwork for the house call! 🏠
(Via @accnetwork)pic.twitter.com/zKIWIAR2Wn
— PFF College (@PFF_College) August 31, 2019
Arizona - Arizona State 1o:o0 PM ET
Brandon Aiyuk– Projection: Third or Fourth Round Pick
If you search Aiyuk's name on Twitter, you'll find some people comparing him to another late-round wide receiver: Tyreek Hill. Now, I won't go that far, but I do agree that Aiyuk has a similar ability to win in a number of different ways. He's proven to be an effective slot receiver who isn't afraid to go over the middle and has the lateral quickness to make defenders miss in short areas. He's also shown the ability to line up outside and simply beat defenders with deep speed. His growth from last year to this year suggests that there may be even more upside, which makes him perhaps the highest ceiling day three wide receiver on the board. In any other year, he would likely be a second-round pick.
Brandon Aiyuk with the little hesi and then 💨
my god pic.twitter.com/lD1TaAHIST
— Cam Mellor (@PFF_Cam) November 24, 2019
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Quarterback ADP Winners and Losers: 2019 Season Review
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Biggest Busts of 2019: Wide Receivers
After a very interesting season of fantasy football action, many owners were left with a bitter taste in their mouth from a few of the "elite" NFL wide receivers. While Michael Thomas dominated and Julio Jones was his usual reliable self, not all was good if you played it safe by taking a receiver early.... Read More
Quarterback Risers and Fallers: 2019 Season Review
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Wide Receiver Risers and Fallers: 2019 Season Review
We continue our series covering the biggest risers and fallers of 2019 with the wide receiver position. I'll look at both 2018 and 2019 statistical outcomes from every player, contrast their performances, calculate differences in each category and come up with the most prominent names going forward. This past season, receivers didn't dominate in fantasy,... Read More
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Top Rebound Candidates for 2020
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Biggest Breakouts of 2019: Running Back
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